women s day, that was the reason that clinton was here in new york for two days landmark report yesterday co-chaired by her foundation and also the gates foundation, but of course everything overshadowed as her upcoming political campaign is likely to be overshadowed by these controversies unless she resolves them and answers questions. that s why she so reluctantly agreed to answer questions today. i would doubt that this peter is going to be one of those i ll answer everything until you re exhausted news conferences. that s not what is contemplated. what they are suggesting to us she ll answer a few questions and it remains to be seen whether that will satisfy critics in her own party such as dianne feinstein who said she had to come forward and dick durbin, another key leader in the senate saying on quts morning joe that she had to come forward and resolve the questions. it isn t just the republicans piling on although she has given ammunition to the researchesresearch rep
talking about college affordability all of this to preview his upcoming state of the union speech. but i had a chance to talk with the principle deputy white house press secretary eric shultz earlier today about the fact that the white house clearly anticipates the president will be using that veto pen to block measures that will be passed from this republican house and senate in the coming weeks and here s what he had to say the president has been clear that there s some bright lines that he doesn t want to see rolled back. that includes the affordable care act, that includes immigration, that includes the progress we ve made on climate. so the president has zero interest in relitigating the old battles of the past. what he s focused on taking bold decisive action to build on the middle-class progress we ve seen over the past few years. reporter: one key battle to watch in the coming weeks, poppy, is the keystone people line. it s been hotly contested but republicans in congress
tennessee where he ll talk about education goals. deputy white house press secretary eric shultz says the proposals will be a mix of executive actions and legislative proposals. the president is eager to get to work and looks forward to working with the new congress on policies that will make sure middle class americans are sharing in the economic recovery. republicans are also eager to get going, now that they can set the legislative agenda. if we work together, we have a great opportunity to grow our economy and put our nation on solid footing for a bright future. and that s why the house will start off with jobs bills that have bipartisan support, but were never considered by democratic run senate. reporter: and one area to keep an eye on is the veto pen. president obama has only used it twice in first six years of his presidency, but he signalled in a late interview with npr just before leaving for hawaii that he s likely to get that thing out a lot more in the coming two
his country. we begin this hour with the search for wreckage and victims from the crash of airasia flight 8501. officials in indonesia believe they have found a big chunk of it. sonar pinpointing four massive objects on the bottom of the ocean. crews are working in awful weather right now. divers can t even get to the bottom to see it. only a few dozen bodies now recovered nearly a week after the plane first went missing. david has the latest from bangkok and joins us now with more details. reporter: hi, kelly yes indonesia officials say search teams have found what they describe as four large objects on the ocean floor and seem confident these are parts of the missing airasia plane. translator: we found using our geo survey ship, the ability to find objects under water, four large objects from the aircraft that we ve been looking for. reporter: they are planning to send down a remotely operated underwater vehicle to take pictures of the objects which are about 100 fo
astounding story. nearby neighbors say they never even heard this plane crash, one his name is larry wilkins, finished watching the news when he heard a faint knock on his door. she thought her arm was broke. and her left foot was hurting pretty bad. she was bare footed by the way. she had one sock on her feet and she walked all that distance bare footed. wilkins says the 7-year-old girl managed to walk 3/4 of a mile from the crash site to his house through very rough terrain to get help. he says she had a bloody nose and her legs were scratched. she simply said she had been in a plane crash and her parents were dead. authorities identified the four victims in the crash as 48-year-old marty gusler his wife kimberly and 9-year-old daughter piper and her cousin sierra wilder. all four were from nashville, illinois. the plane was flying from florida to illinois when the pilot reported engine trouble in the small twin engine plane. a short time later it crashed in southwest