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in reaction to the short-term deal, but house republicans have only just begun to fight. >> we also need to address the fundamental causes of our debts and deficits, and that's out of control spending. >> i think it's a little unreasonable for senator reid to say that something that they produced on new year's eve, produced by a bunch of sleep-deprived dock gentlem ed e should adopt within 24 hours. the president tries to draw a line in the sign on the debt battles still to come. >> while i will negotiate over many things, i will not have another debate with this congress over whet...

>> when i was at the central hospital at port-au-prince teams were arriving in this wild and very encouraging ad hoc way and jeeps would roll up and nurses and doctors would pour out, trucks would roll up with equipment and put on private planes in florida and so there were traffic cops, basically. doctors who sent people where they were needed for two of the most heroic nights that i've ever seen in my life, but even the traffic cops didn't quite know what to do when the church of scientology team arrived and he said what do you guys do? and there were a large number of people, and ...

The last few months. greg yip is the u.s. economics editor at the economist. in this report, one report does not really spell doom or gloom for the recovery. but how do you look at this report and what other indicators might be out there? >> so i think what is a little bit unsettling about this report is a feeling of day dao vu because both last year and the year before, the year began within robust job growth and petered out as europe's sovereign debt crisis and higher oil prices spilled over into our economy. natural question is, are we seeing a repeat of that. i don't think so, not yet. the...

his mother featured in the acclaimed documentary as well as the director. and good day. i'm andrea mitch in washington. of course, we'll keep you update on the f/a-18s crash outside of virginia beach with whatever information we get from down there. meanwhile, the unemployment rate falling to 8.2% in march but only 120,000 jobs were added. well off the pace of the past few months. we'll have more on that in just a moment. first, the battle for women voters. nbc's luke russert covers capitol hill and all things political and joins us for our daily fix from new york today. >> good mo...