MARK ZANDI, CHIEF ECONOMIST, MOODY'S ANALYTICS: We have one more piece of legislation to be signed over the next few weeks that's to raise the treasury debt limit. I think if Congress and administration can do that gracefully and odds are they will, I think we are good. I don't think uncertainty in Washington is going to be a big problem. I think we will get more jobs in the spring.</s>BROOKE BALDWIN, CNN: That's good. Do you think the Federal Reserve still has room to continue rolling back its economic stimulus?</s>ZANDI: Yes. So if I'm right about the job market and it's weather- related and nothing fundamental has change and we are still creating roughly a couple hundred thousand jobs per month on average, I think the Federal Reserve will continue to wind down its stimulus. It has a script and really wants to stick to the script and things would have to go really badly before they would change this. I think they will continue on their path and their bond buying program will be over by the end of the year.</s>BALDWIN: OK, if you're right, I need to kick this winter away. Mark Zandi, thank you so much with Moody's. Appreciate it you coming on. Coming up here, I'm just getting word, a missing infant has been found alive in a tote bag at a gas station. Police are investigating how she got there and who took her from her mother in Wisconsin. That story is next.
Weak January For Jobs, Only 113,000 Created