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bus tour, we asked president obama which way he thinks the economy is headed? senior business correspondent anthony mason is in illinois where he sat down with mr. obama this afternoon for the cbs news program "sunday morning." anthony. >> reporter: scott, the president said he was happy to be out of washington and he looked it. he insisted that he's on a listening tour, not on a campaign swing. but in the three-day bus trip across minnesota, iowa, and illinois-- three states he carried in the last election-- the president has been given an ear full about the economy. i asked him tod...

headwinds-- the european debt crisis, japan, high gas prices from the arab spring-- and what a lot of folks are worried about is that the recovery that we have been on is stalling or not moving as quickly as it needs to. >> reporter: to you think we're in danger of another recession? >> i don't think we're in danger of another recession, but we are in danger of not having a recovery that's fast enough to deal with what is a genuine unemployment crisis for a whole lot of folks out there and that's why we need to be doing more. >> reporter: the concern last week and the week before was...

this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. a lot of economists say that with chronic unemployment, wild giationing in the stock market, and americans cutting back on spending, the oddsave session recession are growing. today, at the end of his midwest bus tour, we asked president obama which way he thinks the economy is headed? senior business correspondent anthony mason is in illinois where he sat down with mr. obama this afternoon for the cbs news program "sunday morning." anthony. >> reporter: scott, the president said he was happy to be out of wash...

like in the great lakes, that's what you get. lake-effect snow. the lakes are not frozen yet. and so it just provides moisture to add to the snow. and downtown cleveland already has a foot of snow on the ground from wednesday's surprise storm. >> that's nothing compared to what it's like in syracuse, new york, where streets and sidewalks still buried after a four-day pounding earlier this week. almost 5 feet of snow fell during a 98-hour stretch. >> we get a check of all the weather with reynolds wolf. it came early, and boy did they get a lot of it. >> it did. winter officially begi...