>> mitchell: chip reid in new delhi, india, thanks. tonight on "60 minutes," steve kroft talks to president obama in his first post-election interview. back in washington, energized by their success at all levels of government in last week's elections, republican leaders vowed today to challenge president obama's health care law any way they can. jan crawford has more. >> reporter: after big victories in tuesday's elections, republicans are taking aim at one of their first targets, health care. >> people who supported us, political independents want it repealed and replaced with something else. >> we'll do everything we can to repeal and replace this thing. >> reporter: signed into law this spring, health care is one of president obama's defining accomplishments. >> this was the right thing to do. >> reporter: polls show americans are split on the issue, and there is this reality: with democrats controlling the senate and the white house, a complete repeal is all but impossible. >> you can't fully repeal until you have a new president

i look forward to meeting with prime minister singh in new delhi. we will forward with confidence knowing that history is on our side. because those who target the innocent, they are for nothing but death and destruction. while we seek to build, to welcome people of different faiths and backgrounds and to offer our citizens a future of dignity and opportunity, that is the spirit of the gateway behind us which in its architecture reflects all the beauty and strength of different faiths and traditions which welcomed people to the city for a century. that is the hope that in towns and villages across india, across this vast nation leads people to board crowded trains and set out to forge their futures in the city of dreams. that is the shared determination

president barack obama spoken new delhi talking to the parliament he backed india for permanency on this security council that was the dramatic gesture made the announcement fulfilling india's dearest wish for this visit is to visit. they have been pushing for years for it. president barack obama plan is for stop with the specific reason in mind. >> in the is my first thought on a visit to asia. or that this has been my longest visit to another country since becoming president. (applause) in asia and around the world india is not simply in merging india has emerged (applause) it is my firm belief the relationship between the united states and india bound by our shared interests and values

mr.obama is in new delhi today. he gave a wide ranging speech to parliament to endorsing india's bid to the council seat. the president called the u.s. and india, quote, indispensable partners and he said both countries can do a better job of jointly combating terrorism as well as securing the world's nuclear materials. >> we can make it clear that even as every nation has the right to peaceful nuclear energy, every nation must also meet its international obligations and that includes the islamic republic of iran. >>> after india, president obama will travel to indonesia and then to the g20 meeting in south korea before heading to japan. >>> a volcano export is warning that indonesia's mountain could erupt again at any time. 141 people have died since the volcano started erupting two weeks ago, shooting clouds of gas and debris up to 3,000 feet. thousands of people have evacuated the area near the volcano.

a four story building has collapsed killing at least sixty four people in india's capital new delhi more than eighty others were injured it's thought the monsoon season rains weekend the buildings foundations emergency crews are working to free doesn't still trapped under the rubble. pakistani officials say a u.s. missile strike is killed at least fifteen people in north waziristan near the afghan border four missiles were fired hitting a house and a vehicle pakistani intelligence sources say the dad are militants and the region is a bad for insurgents and has attracted a series of u.s. drone attacks in recent months. violence and fear continue to spread in haiti in response to the caller outbreak which has now claimed almost a thousand lives the country's second largest city has been barricaded by protesters who blame the u.n. peacekeepers from nepal for the growing epidemic they demanded soldiers leave the country immediately there's been no scientific conclusion or the origin of the galbraith but some experts believe the disease was likely imported. police in china have detained for w

lee cowan is traveling with the president and joins us from new delhi with more, hello, lee. >> lester, more than half of india's population is under the age of 30 so the fact that the president and michelle obama spent so much time may not be too much of a surprise but he expected light questions but that didn't happen and he wasn't able to sidestep another request, to get out on the dance floor. >> reporter: for all the president's excitement about his first official visit to india, this morning he suddenly had reservations. over a plea to dance! ♪ his moves were polite and very brief. just a few seconds before he stopped dancing and started shaking hands. and that's compared to the first lady. the second day in a row seemed to take to the dance floor with ease. it was up to her to introduce the president at a sweltering town hall meeting at xavier university and she almost dared students there to put her husband on the spot. >> i want to urge you today to ask my husband some tough questions. >> reporter: and, they did. one question or challenge the president on the u.s. relationship

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a fire in shanghai and a building collapsed in new delhi left scores of people dead on november 15. in both cases there have been accusations of negligence. the shanghai fire broke out in a central business district. the blaze gutted a 28-story apartment building that was being renovated. it was home to many elderly people. more than 80 fire engines were mobilized but the flames spread quickly. it took about six hours to put them out. the fierce heat prevented ladder trucks from getting close to the building, hampering efforts from people trapped inside. >> the fire killed 53 residents. 70 others were taken to hospital. >> the government was clearly alarmed by the number of casualties. the public security minister and fire department officers were sent to the site. they launched an investigation the following morning. >> authorities suspect the inferno was started by sparks from a welding torch. the sparks spread to safety netting and throughout the building. investigators say unlicensed welders were working on the scaffolding when the fire broke out. eight construction workers have

recognize, which i believe the administration does, and we seize upon the concerns of washington and new delhi and proceed together to try to resolve them. >> are we likely to see u.s. troops going back to country where they used to be based, whether in indonesia or thailand -- excuse me, vietnam, thailand or philippines? >> well we still do have troops operating in the philippines and helping the philippine government put down somein surgence in the south --in surgence in the southern part of the country. i don't think we'll see based in those countries. i think we'll see establishments similar to singapore, where they have welcomed the military presence, i think we'll see a renewed american military presence even if it's simply in the form of port visits and training missions to certainly the philippines and indonesia and i expect even vietnam. >> and in the 30 or so seconds we have left, what is the difference between your original book and this one? >> well thank you. most people focus on new ships and submarines, and while those are important, i think the most important steps in moderniza

president obama is in new delhi this morning meeting with india's prime minister then addresses the parliament, the world's largest democracy, the second stop on his four-nation trip to asia. preeti arla is in washington with the latest. preeti, good morning to you. >> good morning, terrell. the ten-day tour is the president's longest trip overseas since taking office trying to boost relations with countries like india hoping to help the u.s. economy. president obama is trying to strengthen ties with the world's largest democracy. >> the relationship between the united states and india is indispensable to addressing the challenges of our time. >> reporter: he's in india trying to boost the u.s. economy encouraging more trade between the two countries. but even halfway around the world, president obama couldn't escape questions about his party's heavy election losses. he told a group of indian college students sunday that he's willing to make adjustments to his policies in order to compromise with republicans. >> how those play themselves out over the next several months will be a matter of me

lee cowan, nbc news, new delhi. >>> former president george w.h has a book coming out tomorrow, and he spoke at length about it in advance for tonight's special hour-long broadcast with matt lauer. the conversation includes some frank talk about the former president's drinking. that part of the conversation takes place in the midland, texas church where george and laura bush were married. >> in the book, you say faith is a walk. it's a journey. toward greater understanding. you can't prove that god exists but that shouldn't be the standard of belief because you can't prove god doesn't exist. >> exactly. >> what was it in your life, president bush, that made you re-examine your own faith and take a deeper look at it? please, have a seat. >> thank you. i didn't like the person i was. i was drinking a lot. my parents did me a great favor, they planted the seed of faith, but i would go to church so i wouldn't irritate my mother. >> president bush says his faith helped him quit drinking cold turkey just after his 40th birthday. >> yeah, i would have a

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and those were what he delivered on by the end of his visit in new delhi.pectations low and then delivering high, i think he was able to go away with a very, very strong impact made in those three days, also going away with a real feel-good factor. >> did people react very strongly to obama's decision to publicly for the first time have the united states support india's quest to be a part of the u.n. security council? >> the announcement of support on the u.n. security council was certainly hitting the right notes, but remember, it came at the end of his trip, and there was a lot of public disappointment. why is he not pushing harder on pakistan? why isn't he talking about terror that comes from pakistan? that's a hot-button issue. that's not going away. it got very heated in the newsrooms and got very heated in studio discussions, as well as to people i spoke with on the streets who said, well, you know, he may be the president of the united states, but we're expecting a little more from him here. >> jason, the symbolism of his trip to indonesia couldn't b

. >>> president obama and the first lady are in new delhi. earlier today the obamas took part in a diwali or festival of lights celebration and later, as we report the president faced pointed questions on politics, religion and the u.s. stance on pakistan. >> reporter: president obama start his second day in india on a light note. schoolchildren coax the president and first lady on the dance floor in mumbai and she clearly the better dancer. liter at the a town hall meeting, things getting more serious, the president defending his push for balanced trade. >> cooperation that ceda creates job and opportunity through increased trade and investment, unleashing the potential. >> reporter: it's a delicate balancing act given frustration at home with the outsourcing of jobs to call centers in india. >> i don't think boom wants to go the protectionist angle, but he could run into difficult if he is too much of an evangelist of tree trade. another asked why they don't declare pakistan a terrorist state? >> i will tell that you the pakistani governmen

chip reid, cbs news, new delhi, india. >> couric: meanwhile, here at home, it was a horrifying crime. a home invasion and triple murder in cheshire, connecticut. today the jury that convicted steven hayes voted unanimously for the death penalty. hayes was one of two men charged with murdering jennifer hawke petit and her daughters, 17- year-old haley and 11-year-old mikaila. the attackers robbed and terrorized the family in july of 2007 then set the home on fire. the father, dr. william petit, was also beaten and barely survived. following the verdict, he spoke outside court. >> this is a verdict for justice and i think the jury took its time, listened to the evidence and made an appropriate and just decision. people really need to be responsible for their actions, especially when they're viciously violent and create wanton destruction. i didn't want to be here and listen to the things that were being said in the courtroom. there was a thousand times i wanted to jump up and scream out. i would say a little prayer, not necessarily to make things right but for the strength to just keep

were strengthening politically and economically and in a speech in new delhi today he even endorsed india becoming an expanded member of the u.n. security council but just because the president is home in washington doesn't mean that the american public and politicians aren't watching some made perfectly clear by looking at which cities the president decided to cut out of his agenda to here to give us all the details on the president's trip and what it really means is our correspondent preassure there thanks for joining us now let's start with where president obama started out he started out in mumbai and there he gave a speech where he announced a new ten billion dollar trade deal between india and the u.s. so what details can you give us about it so basically alone india and the united states have our major trading partners the united states spends about twelve been billion dollars it exports to india every year india spends about nineteen billion dollars to america so ten billion dollars more is obviously a huge deal that's practically doubling the amount of trade that's going to happe

this is in a middle class neighborhood in new delhi. so there's a lot of concern and of course the authorities are saying, look, our hearts go out to the families who have lost loved ones but our mission is not to find who is at fault but our mission to rescue people who need the most help at this point. >> of course our hearts go out to the people, the family members senile digging through some of the rubble. sara sidner, stay on the story and as soon as you get more more on the two dozen trapped people please let us know. >>> since i don't have counsel to advise me, i'm going to have to excuse myself from these proceedings. >> excusing himself from the proceedings today. did you watch that? didn't exactly take so long for fireworks. congressman charlie rangel tried and failed to shut down his potentially embarrassing ethics hearing. we'll tell you what happened next. >>> i turned to him. i looked him in the eye and i said, if you touch my junk, i'll have you arrested. >> well, those words triggered a confrontation with the tsa and tur

harry. >> chip reid in new delhi. thanks. joining us in washington is cbs news political analyst john dickerson. good morning. >> good morning. >> i want to go back to the "60 minutes" interview in case people didn't get a chance to watch it. it's on the website. it's worth watching. i'm going to play a piece of it and i want to get your reaction. >> you get discouraged? are you discouraged now? >> i do get discouraged. there are times i thought the economy would have gotten better by now. as president you understand that you're held responsible for everything, but you don't always have control of everything. >> so interesting because over the last several days and this was recorded then thursday before the president took off on this trip to india and asia, as you see him, how are you reading him now? >> he's trying to find a balance, you know. the president has to show he got it, he got the message of the election but he's not trying to deal away all of his leverage as president. so he's trying to figure out, he mentioned 18

indian police are saying 32 people have been killed in new delhi. 60 others have been injured and others are believed trapped in a collapsed building. germany's chancellor angela merkel has been reelected as the leader of her party. she won 90% of the votes she is slightly down on her previous results. there are reports of discontent within the party. the british government's is about to return home after an agonizing 380 days held captive by somali pirates. they had to be paid twice, in fact. but the british government is insisting they paid no money for their return. >> the last 48 hours have been a whirlwind for rich and paul chandler. there were flown to safety. here, they are at the british high commissioner's house. he has learned his father died in july wells he was held captive. the need times you adjust to the situation. -- they need time to adjust to the situation. it was nearly very different. in october last year, they tried to stop the pirates transferring the jammers from their yacht to a larger container ship. war-torn somalia has become a haven for pirates. they ganged up

chris morris, bbc news, delhi. >> after earlier attempts to woo india, david cameron is heading to china for what is being called the biggest trade delegation in living memory. he will be joined by colleagues and 50 business leaders and discuss the strained ties between the two nations. at mr. cameron will find that while western countries are still struggling to get out of the downturn, china's leaders face a different dilemma. coping with the demands of a fast-growing nation. >> it is dinner time. 200 cooks, sweating over their stoves. feeding the appetites of the hungry nation. they are moving from the provinces with dreams of doing better. one day, i want to have my own business. i want to be a boss and bring my family to live in beijing. back home, and the $200 a month. here, i get 1000. >> hard to believe 20 years ago few in china could afford to live out. -- to eat out. >> she works in the climate change your neck and says the growing gap between rich and poor is growing. china's leaders have much to worry about. this nation's soaring welt is written in its skyline. have a beijing

. >> in new delhi, a five story building has been collapsed.any people colla trapp under the debris, and they're trying to dig to that with the equipment. with poor construction material in in adequate foundation are often blamed for building collapses in the country of india. by year. in an apartment building. >> in china, in the middle of the shanghai, this help happened under renovation, and on the scaffolding, this building has a number of retired teachers. the government says that 80 trucks were called out and between four, six hours to put out that fire. >> the initial investigation of a deadly explosion at a mexican resort is focused on a mixed of gasoline from a nearby swamp. this explosion at the grand riviera princess hotel in playa de carmen, killed five canadian tourists, and u.s. citizens injured, and workers also killed. >> with rainfall returning in the forecast this week ended your full details are coming up right after the break. verizon's your home for samsung galaxy. like the exclusive continuum. and the fascinate. or the sam

as for the president, he's got a town hall meeting here in mumbai, then it's off to new delhi later on for a joint news conference with india's prime minister. lester? >> lee cowan in mumbai tonight, thank you. >>> the president's asian trip takes him to indonesia early next week. that country has been suffering from a pair of deadly natural disasters. a devastating tsunami last month, and the continuing eruption of the mt. merapi volcano. which has killed more than 100 people and driven thousands from their homes. now dangerous ash has brought air traffic in the region to a halt. nbc's pierce simmons reports. >> reporter: even from a distance, its awesome beauty betrays a fearsome power. and this is the power of the mt. merapi volcano close up. hot gas, rocks and debris torching houses and trees on friday. more than 130 people have been killed. many more injured. little wonder that now the danger zone around the volcano has been expanded to 20 miles. already since its eruption ten days ago, thousands have fled. people of all ages are crammed into shelters. those that can barely cope w

a five-story building has collapsed in new delhi. many are trapped in the debris. huge fires have destroyed a high-rise apartment building in shanghai. it killed at least 42 and 90 were injured it was being renovated when the fire broke out. chinese television showed people clinging to scaffolding as they waited for rescue. firefighters battled for hours to bring the blaze under control. >> a british couple are about to return home after an agonizing 338 days held captive by somali pirates. a ransom secured the release of paul and rachel chandler. in fact, it had to be paid twice. but the british government insists they paid no money. >> for rachel and paul jamar, the last 48 hours have been a whirlwind. they have been flown to safety in nairobi. while they are resting here at the british high commissioner's house -- today, they have had to cope with difficult news. paul learned his father died in july while he was being held captive. they say they need time to adjust to the situation, without the media. "give us and our families some space." war-torn somalia has b

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we have a live look at the president and he just finished speaking in new delhi and announced he will back india for permanent seats on the u.s. security council. this is a dramatic gesture as he wrapped up the first visit since becoming president. he is currently speaking to india's parliament. it's his third and final day of the visit. he will go to indonesia tomorrow. >> while you were sleeping, the president held a news conference as well. we will continue to cover that story for you as we keep moving. today in the east bay, i don't know who did, but here's what he said. >> i have an update on what's coming up later today in the bay. good morning to you and good morning, everyone. hopefully you had a grit weekend did you change your clocks? it's time to change your batteries in the smoke detectors, but one city could change more than that. keeping dangerous drinks away from your kids. we will look at the steps cities are taking to do just that. dallas is paying up. how the giants world series win will mean some commuters get a serenade. today in the bay. >> mom who is feed their b

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nbc news white house correspondent savannah guthrie is traveling with the president in new delhi. good morning. >> good morning, lynn. the president is on his third day here in india, something the white house likes to point out, the single longest foreign stop of the obama presidency. they're really trying to emphasize the u.s. ties with india. this is a country of more than $1 billion people. one of the big trading partners but the u.s. says this could be an even bigger trading partner, really having india open up its markets to more american goods, which the president said would directly translate to more jobs in america. as i said, they're really trying to emphasize the partnership between these two countries. here's what the president said a little bit earlier today. >> as president, i had the opportunity to appear with many of my foreign counterparts at press conferences such as this. but i cannot remember an occasion where we agreed to so many new agreements as we have during my visit. >> reporter: later today, the president will address a joint session of the indian parlia

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. >>> in new delhi, india, rescue workers are digging through the rubble of a five-story apartment building that collapsed last night. the death toll has reached 65. dozens were injured. one official said water damage from monsoon rains may have caused that collapse. >>> accused russian arms trafficker viktor bout is on his way from thailand to the u.s. he was extradited by thailand today to face terrorism related charges. the 43-year-old is known as the merv and of death and was arrested more than two years ago in bangkok during a u.s.-led sting operation. >>> in haiti, the cholera outbreak continues to kill. nearly 1,000 people have died, and more than 14,000 people have been hospitalized. yesterday, protesters who blame united nations troops for the cholera outbreak attacked u.n. peacekeepers. one protester was killed. >>> straight ahead, your tuesday morning weather, and in sports, it was the michael vick show on monday night football. dad: here's my new windows phone. see these live tiles? they update all the time. this one's got everyone i know in one place. so without fumbling throug

pledged to make, quote, miz course corrections to his -- midcourse corrections while speaking in new delhi promised a republican takeover of the house in tuesday's mid-term elections. the president will visit indonesia despite the eruption of mount per -- mount merapi. >>> republicans insist they will not compromise with president obama and the democratic leadership when they officially take over the house in january. self-tea party candidates helped the gop regain the edge in the house seat on tuesday. many republicans targeted speaker nancy pelosi's agenda in their campaigns. now the democrat want to be elected the minority leader of a the new congress is seated. >> democratic members in the house elect nancy pelosi their leader, well it is like they didn't get the message. >> republicans promised voters they would cut spending and force fiscal discipline as they grapple with the growing national debt. >>> msnbc announced it is putting its host keith olberman back on the air this tuesday night after suspending him for violating company policy. the network took disciplinary action after l

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. >>> new delhi is the next stop on obama ma's trip to india. he landed in the indian capital a few hours ago after speaking to business leaders and college students in mumbai he touched on topics like human rights, as well as india pakistan relations. >>> we will work with the pakistani government toker rad kate this extremism we consider a cancer within the country that can potentially engulf the country. >>> and on a much lighter note the president and first lady joined in a cultural celebration during their stop in mumbai. dancing with students at a local high school. they got some moves. >>> local politics, jean kwan is holding the lead in mayor race for oakland. she has a 51-49.9% lead that is enough for her to win the election the question is will she hold that lead. alameda county registrar says thousands of ballots still need to be counted and the election is based on rank choice which can shake up expectations. a final tally is expected as soon as tomorrow chef. >> last tuesday republicans had a night unlike anything they have seen in

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today, he was honored with lavish ceremonies and attended high-level talks in new delhi.onship a defining partnership in the 21st century. >>> executives from bp and two other companies involved in the gulf oil spill will be involved in a presidential commission. the panel is looking to pinpoint what went wrong in the days leading up to the disastrous blowout on the deep-water oil rig. >>> opening statements begin in the elizabeth smart appeal trial. an appeals court has ruled that the case does not need to be moved out of utah. >>> and a jury will begin deliberations in the thirds day of that horrific home invasion case in connecticut. jurors must decide whether to give the death penalty of a man convicted of murdering three members of the p.e.t. nit family. >>> and randy quaid and his wife will be before a commission. they say they can't return to the u.s. because hollywood star whackers are trying to kill them. >>> and tonight, conan is returning to tv since the $40 million split with nbc back in january. as if his bank account didn't need any more padding, conan is th

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chris morris, bbc news, delhi. >> president obama is leaving india shortly bound for indonesia. strengthened relations with the muslim community will be aim in the world's most populace muslim nation. the country is wondering what message he'll bring to indonesia. >> a lot of people were hoping that president obama would make his first big speech about u.s. relations with muslim people in jakarta because this is a city he lived in as a boy. he did that in cairo, made great statements about how there should be greater ties between the u.s. and muslim-majority countries and called for greater tolerance between people of all religions. they're wondering what new he will have to add to that. there will be a visit to indonesia's largest mosque and speech to an indian university tomorrow. >> we're looking at pictures of his visit to india which he's just completing. he's obviously very popular there with some of the things he has to say. how is he viewed in indonesia, then? >> a lot of people would like to claim him as one of their own. after all, he spent his formative years here fro

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the meridian to lead up to the hotel's church in new delhi who took the most babyhood to her introduction remote a close a deal on the maiden's hotel. paul. robeson shift. but they promised. the side effects of yet now war are raging on destroying thousands of lives with many vietnamese saying no amount of us compensation can give them back their health and an army sprayed some twenty million gallons of a poisonous herbicide causing deaths as well as birth defects. china gets some competition as a man with washington using the start treaty to make moscow the new scapegoat in town. the arms deal warned the smear campaign can become destructive to the ratification and the relationship between the two countries. the palestinians are marking international day of the wall by demanding israel breaks its barrier with analyse and west bank but some locals are making money out of the separation israeli companies are using the side as a tourist attraction and organizing tourist showcasing the five hundred kilometer along. those with top stories here in our team right now it's time for a sports upda