[00:00.00]President Obama is postponing a trip
[00:02.44]to Indonesia and Australia,
[00:03.93]so he can stay in Washington
[00:05.49]to try to get his health care reforms pass by congress.
[00:08.35]Mr. Obama had already delayed
[00:10.28]the long arranged trip once
[00:11.90]and was due to set off on Sunday.
[00:13.76]But with the crucial vote on the reform expected within days,
[00:17.12]the trip has been put off entirely until June.
[00:19.67]From Washington Mark Martell reports.
[00:22.10]The president has made changes to American health care insurance system.
[00:25.83]His flagship domestic legislation
[00:27.76]is dragged on for over a year
[00:29.94]and divided the country.
[00:31.24]He will be damaged if he can't get it through.
[00:33.48]The climax is near.
[00:34.97]So far, there is no sign of any republicans voting for it.
[00:38.52]Its fate lies in the hands of handful
[00:41.01]in the president's own party,
[00:42.00]who either feel it allows for easier abortion
[00:44.43]or who simply fear a back lash in November's elections,
[00:47.60]if they vote for a measure their constituents dislike.

President Obama is postponing a trip
to Indonesia and Australia,
so he can stay in Washington
to try to get his health care reforms pass by congress.
Mr. Obama had already delayed
the long arranged trip once
and was due to set off on Sunday.
But with the crucial vote on the reform expected within days,
the trip has been put off entirely until June.
From Washington Mark Martell reports.
The president has made changes to American health care insurance system.
His flagship domestic legislation
is dragged on for over a year
and divided the country.
He will be damaged if he can't get it through.
The climax is near.
So far, there is no sign of any republicans voting for it.
Its fate lies in the hands of handful
in the president's own party,
who either feel it allows for easier abortion
or who simply fear a back lash in November's elections,
if they vote for a measure their constituents dislike.