but they did inform me that the ships are looking 24 hours which is very encouraging. able to access the two spots which they think the aircraft could be. seven bodies have now been recovered, including a flight attendant in her air asia uniform. a woman and a teenage boy have arrived from the crash site. it is nighttime here in indonesia. day four of the search. it was another tough day for families. they pulled out even more debris and even more bodies flopy sies from the water. still, relatives are holding out hope somebody will be found alive. the news is not encouraging. investigators have been combing the water and there were reports they had sonar images of the fuselage. but air asia ceo came out and said they do not have those images. they are officially still looking. as of now, they ve recovered seven bodies from the plane and they ve taken them to a local hospital. in fact all of us here at the airport will be moved to a local hospital where family members will
over the weekend as the mayor addressed the funeral of one of the killed soldiers several police officers turned their back on the mayor on the big screen. that drew some criticism from the police commissioner bill bratton. back here in the u.s. governor chris christie and andrew cuomo are joining forces to say no to reform. they vetoed a bipartisan bill to overhaul the port authority. you ll recall the port authority was caught in that scandal over lane closures at the george washington bridge last year. joining me now live carrie dan. i want to start off asking. what does vetoing this plan mean for governor christie s image? it offers further foeder for those on the right and left who would like to paint christie as somebody who doesn t listen to those around him. who is a bully. this was very unusual case in
desperate search for the missing airasia jet line with 162 people on board. a top research and rescue official said the plane is likely, quote, at the bottom of the sea. it s about 11:00 p.m. there. the search is suspended for the night. 30 ships and 15 aircraft had joined in the search today. for the relatives of those on board it s being another agonizing day of waiting and hoping for a miracle. the airbus a 320 took off sunday from indonesia s second largest city head are if singapore. a two hour flight. 38 minutes into the flight the pilot asked to change course and climb higher. the course change was approved but 42 minutes into the flight contact was lost. no distress call was received. latest on the search in singapore. it is nighttime in singapore. the search has been called off for dakrkness. they ll resume tomorrow. there is rain expected in the area tomorrow and there is concern that rain might hamper the search effort. they are searching around the bell tong isl
cuba. neither the american nor cuban people are well served by a rigid policy that is rooted in the events that took place before most of us issue born. the president is the single worst negotiator we ve had in the white house in my lifetime who has basically give the cuban government everything it asked for and received no assurances of no advancements in democracy. joining me now carrie dan. great pleasure have you on. what are the top three questions? i think there s going to be questions on that cuban policy, the senate intelligence report. there s three main questions that are political team is looking at team. the first one is news of the day about the sony hack. i think we ll get a little bit more of an explanation from the president about what a to portional response the attack means. white house is in a difficult position here. on the one hand they want to stand up for the american values
director of veterans affairs for the american legion national headquarters, the american legion among those who called for general sin seky to step down. verna, let me start with what the president said yesterday and what we heard from senator dick durbin today, and others within washington who now say there s urgency and there should be some clear accountability. does this do anything to give you confidence that these problem rs will be addressed, solved and the people who created these wait lists will be held accountable? well, we applaud the president s commitment to hold the leadership of the va responsible for their actions. you know, if this nationwide, systemic problem will be fixed, the the president needs to be heavily involved in doing that. the american legion called for the resignation of the secretary and the two undersecretaries and we stand by that. our veterans deserve that that happens. what would you like to see next here. if the problem is to be fixed?