, leland.eland: let's put aside for the moment the fact of whether or not the president knew about this meeting. we have no idea, conceivably we are going to get some hard facts on one side or the other. bigger political question, is this becoming a serious distraction for republicans heading into the midterms? >> i don't know if it's a distraction for republicans heading into the midterms. it's a distraction for our nation to get things done. we've got a mounting debt of trillions of dollars, we've got north korea, issues with china and tariffs. i think the midterms, i think, you'll find out turns out positive for the republicans so i guess, it is somewhat of a distraction, but i think it's something we'll work through, but it's more of a distraction for running this country the way it needs to be run. leland: it continues, and as you noted, you said you guess it's going to be a distraction for republicans. part of what we seem to be getting out of the white house is a lot of different stories

leland: really?> you look at the creation of the internet in part because of the government funding nih. leland: i don't think they ever did it cheaper than the private sector, but we'll move on to this issue. do you worry at all that as democrats, you're from a very left-leaning district. you take the cori bush, lacy clay race and another where they took place, are you worried that moderate friends in seats are going to answer for some of the far left socialist programs and all of a sudden are going to be left in a pretty bad situation come november? >> i'm in a pro growth district, apple, intel, yahoo! sisco, responsible for a lot of the growth. i'm a pro economic progressive. and how do we get jobs, tech jobs in other parts of the country. i went with tim ryan to ohio. i'm going to west virginia, and i think a vision of new jobs, economic growth in middle america is something that we can run on. now, i agree with your point that not every district is going to have the same philosophy and we're a b

i'm sandra smith. >> leland: i'm leland vittert.on monday. the three names that appear to be the top three. evidently we're told they will now work on a fourth possible announcement. chief white house john roberts. you had the top three of the list yesterday. who is the fourth option? do we know and perhaps why? >> we do know and we will tell you in a second. we'll build some suspense here. let's go through the latest moves at the white house on the supreme court nomination. first of all, we are told by sources that the vice president mike pence met we naval observatory with brett kavanaugh and considered by many people to be the frontrunner for the nomination. we're also hearing that another nominee is rising quickly. in indiana monday and tuesday the vice president met with raymond kethledge and amy coney barrett and he has not met with any other candidates. pence has now had a meeting with the three leading contenders and will have dinner with the president in bedminster tonight to compare notes. the president is mulling over his

leland. in a new 29-page indictment the doj released yesterday, the russia special counsel draws a direct link between vladimir putin and election meddling. it charges 12 military officers with conspiring to interfere in the 2016 presidential election. specifically, they're accused of hacking e-mails in the clinton campaign and the doc. and the deputy general and white house pointing out one particular fact of indictment, the fact it doesn't say any americans committed any crimes. and it's highly unlikely that they'll extradite for the accusations. >> and there's another opportunity, using interpol, the 12 on others indicted from russia, red notice them so anytime they travel anywhere, takely with one of our allies, these intel officials could be apprehended and then transferred to the united states for full prosecution. >> the deputy attorney general offering a message of bipartisanship. >> we confront foreign interference in american elections, it's important for us to avoid thinking politi

i'm leland.ng food and medical care as they prepare to possibly navigate the narrow underwater caverns all the way back about a half mile journey that took the rescuers, experienced cave divers, three hours. >> we have the boys try on the mask and practice breathing. they haven't gone into the water yet. like i mentioned before, the water stream is quite strong and it would be risky to bring them in water now. >> leland: greg palkot is following this story from london. all right, greg, what are the options now for rescue. >> yeah, nothing easy, all challenging to try to get these 13 out of this cave. they are 2 1/2 miles underground according to most estimates. much discussed is getting these boys again age 11 to 16 and their coach 25 years old, to dive their way out with special gear and a whole lot of assistance with rescue divers with them. they have been underground for 11 days. as you just heard they've been practicing with the masks as well as breathing equipment. they would have to swim or

leland: thanks again.ses to pick a replacement for supreme court justice anthony kennedy very soon. our political panel will weigh in on the president's short list. and man's best friend reporting for duty. what this four-legged friend will do in the marine corps. ♪ and they called it puppy love. ♪ elizabeth: president trump using his weekend in new jersey to weigh who he would like to replace retiring supreme court justice anthony kennedy. he's expected to make an announcement monday, 9:00 p.m. the president's short list is said to include judges kavanaugh, raymond kethledge and thomas hardiman. here to discuss, ted harvey from the committee to defend the president and amanda litman. i want to start with you, amanda. i think i know what the other side is going to say. what are your predictions for monday and what are you most concerned about? >> i would say it doesn't matter which of these folks that president trump picks. all of them are detrimental to women's health, to health care, to unions. elizabeth

i don't know, leland. >> leland: i feel every time i do these stories.ose disclaimers beforehand. if you haven't had breakfast turn away. >> sandra: i want to just choke. it's a lot. >> leland: please, no, we're sorry, the video goes back up. i can't watch. >> sandra: one hot dog is good. >> leland: not for a while. moving on embattled f.b.i. agent peter strzok. the house judiciary committee wants him to testify. will he comply? plus. >> sandra: democrats take back the house -- if they take back the house in november could there be a new progressive movement in america? ari fleischer is on deck. he is today's headliner. that's coming up. during the chevy 4th of july sales event. now through july 9, get 10 to 20 percent below msrp on your favorite chevy models when you finance with gm financial. that's over ten thousand dollars on this silverado ltz. this 4th of july, discover why chevy is the most awarded and fastest growing brand the last four years overall. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. whenshe was pregnant,ter failed, in-laws were coming,

leland: a lot of news out there. good to be with you at home. i am leland vittert.iz: the fbi releasing 400 pages of documents of former charm campaign adviser carter page on saturday. after several news organizations and advocacy groups sued for its disclosure. gillian turner joins us with a look into one of the earliest phases of the investigation. reporter: hi, liz. good afternoon. the fbi has released the intelligence committee authority october 2016 to monitor former charm campaign official carter page. here is the motivation for the five or an application from the fbi. it reads in part, quote, this fbi believes page has been collaborating and inspiring with russian government. there's probable cause involved are about to involve violations of the criminal statute of the united states. the once been released in response to a judicial watch freedom of information act request and to set up a firestorm in washington from the white house to the capitol hill. president trump declared on twitter these documents prove the quarter. sticking by his original claim that e

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liz: thank you, leland.ds of american service members close and independence day overseas working hard to protect our freedom. here to talk about before the july meeting, master gunnery sergeant aaron cauldron. appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. you certified deployments and are just as busy. you have holiday events throughout the week, but also throughout the year. >> at the marine base washington, we represent the marine corps and the national casualties. we perform at the marine corps memorial every friday night. but more importantly the partisan national cemetery we rest our brothers and sisters whenever they fall. tranter at the white house, the pentagon, all over the place. >> independence day for going across the country, but especially those who have been deployed. we talked before we went wiser about how grateful you are despite the fact there's so much divisiveness in the country. what is the holiday mean for you? >> arrested as a sign of what it is about her freedom. we sign up for the spe

leland: i am leland vittert very nice to be with you at home. president trump on his way to finland ahead of a summit with russian president vladimir putin and he says he has low expectations for the meeting. >> nothing bad is going to come out of it and maybe some good will come out of it. i'm not going with high expectations. i don't really -- i can't tell you it's going to happen. >> john roberts live. chief white house correspondent we always have high expectations for your reporting. what are your sources saying? >> well, i would hate to burst your bubble swelled to the best i can. the president lowering expectations for the summit, also lorraine expect patience for the coverage will receive if we put some pictures of the president leaving there in scotland halfway between where he was at turnberry glasco where he flew in. the president readings and unfortunately no matter how well he do at the summit, if i was even the great city of moscow as retribution for all the sins in eagles committed i would return to criticism that it wasn't good e

. >> k., leland. giuliani says cohen is a pathological liar. a very different description when you remember what he referred to him has an interview with abc news just two to go in in the interview he said that michael cohen is an honest, honorable lawyer. including one with michael cohen's client donald trump is >> i found out like a board ousted that he was recording his clients which is a desirable offense. i found out he not only did the lawyers, but he had a conversation with one colleague, chris cuomo in which he made a big show putting his phone in a drawer. he said will be off the record, no recording. he then proceeded to record two hours of that conversation. makes it a total liar. i didn't know that. >> his attorney lanny davis yesterday and again this morning. they go to the interview on "fox news sunday." seemingly focused on giuliani's warning to stop talking in giuliani's assertion that he is violating attorney-client privilege. he said the minister giuliani seems to be confused. he expressly waived attorney-client privilege last

leland: i don't think they get there anytime soon. think the chinese understand the closer they get to that, the more they are stealing their fate on a trade negotiation before the midterms. scarlet: cleveland -- leland, thanks so much. let's get more on the markets. vix closing up on wednesday. you could argue, for the most part, markets shrugging it off in different crosscurrents, especially when it comes to a prospective trade war. our next guest says earning season might do the trick. joining us is amy wu silverman, rbc capital markets equity derivatives strategist. look, seasonally, this is a low volatility time of the year, july and august, but we have unprecedented levels of headlines on things like what trump is saying on the fed, what's going on with china. one thing i thought was interesting from leland's comments, you don't see any of this bleeding into the equity volatility markets at all. at all. it's remarkably complacent. lisa: one area where you have seen a pretty steady game in the russell 2000 and small-cap stocks. i

what message is the president bringing, leland?he's going to say it's probably nice to be in granite city. there's a lot of nice folks here that are excited about the president's visit, none more so than the steel workers behind me. the president will tell you to look at the orange hard hats and the jackets, this is the 800 workers that the plant has begun to hire because they ramped up production thanks to the tariffs. that's the good news the president will be talking about. unclear, he will talk about the bad news, which we found out about 2 1/2 hours south here of st. louis in a county that voted 79% for donald trump. the tariffs force add nail company to lay off 140 people because the price of their steel went up. they raised the price of nails. executives say if they don't get a waiver, they'll close soon costing another 50 jobs. >> we're in crisis mode. >> and it gets worse. >> worse. >> they're still making nails, but with this factory at 50% capacity, they're losing money on everyone. management doesn't know how long they

we begin with leland. leland? >> we're a couple minutes away from the president coming to this steel factory here, granite city, illinois. across the river from st. louis. these are the folks that he will highlight. the 800 new steel workers have this been brought on to this new facility because of the tariffs. they have about 800 new employees. that could go even more. obviously the thing the president won't talk about is the jobs lost because of the tariffs. about 150 about two hours south of here. the success of the tariffs. the president of u.s. steel up here talking to his workers, this is a steel plant and he kept talking about how much he needs to see workers to put political pressure on state reps and their congressman and senators and on the president to deny the exclusions that so many other companies are trying to ask for from the steel tariffs. it's clear that he viewed the political pressure of his steel workers getting new jobs is something that they need to keep up on the administration as they're f

i'm joined for a legal perspective by leland brennan. leland, good morning to you. first of all, did you ever think you would see a fisa warrant made public? i have the pages right here. what do you think? >> reporter: i'm completely surprised this fisa warrant became public. it is unprecedented and highly unusual. as you see in the document itself, most of the stuff that is being released is already public source information, and the majority of it, we still don't know what it says. >> okay. the president was tweeting about it this morning. i want to read in part when he addressed here. he said the department of justice and the fbi misled the courts and the trump campaign for president was illegally being spied upon. what is your reaction to that? >> alex, this was one of the most outrageous comments i have heard about the justice department and this investigation. from what we know that was in that application for this warrant, that is categorically false. the warrant in the footnote is very clear that the fbi believes the steele dossier is being defended by a pub

leland vittert explains. reporter: the silence of this nail assembly line represents 140 wash jobs, tariffs increased the cost of steel by 25% forcing the company to raise prices. >> bad, we're in crisis mode. within two weeks, 50% of the orders we had on the books were gone. reporter: and keeps getting worse? >> keeps getting worse. reporter: mexican owned mid continent is america's largest nail manufacturer and will close completely without a tariff waiver leaving 500 out of a job in missouri. as we walked around the factory floor, philip bennett's toolbox caught our eye. his fiancee works her too, this is his daughter, he has a congenital heart defect. he's looking to save his livelihood and daughter's insurance. claire mccaskill spoke about the company and is in a tight race for a third term for a state president trump won by 18 points. >> claire came here and is fighting for us, i haven't seen the other guy doing anything. reporter: the other guy is 2018 senate candidate republican attorney general. >> w

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correspondent leland reports from one city where the battle is particularly fierce, st. st. louis, home to the highest murder rate in america and the first congressional district have been represented by william or his son lacy clay since 1969 and now that dynasty is under threat from the left by corey busch, who rose to fame during the ferguson riots. >> what do you offer that lacy clay doesn't? >> a fight, a fighter. an advocate. >> bush is just one of the far left challengers across the country endorsed by democratic socialist alexandria ocasio-cortez, who has hit the campaign trail with another socialist. >> and i have no doubt that what alexandria did in the bronx, you are going to do right here. >> has brought her message to st. louis. >> the movement for economic, social and racial justice knows no zip code. >> running on a form of medicare for all, free college tuition and the elimination of ice, cortez rocketed to fame by knocking off joe crowley, who some saw as a potential house speaker. >> welcome back to the voice of st. louis. >> mike kelly says moderate de

leland: vote on twitter, people you can believe mike emmanuel, julie banderas coming up from new york. we'll debate why we didn't sleep last night. julie: president trump touting a strong report on the economy as he arrives in new jersey to spend the weekend at his bedminister golf club. his visit comes on the heels of a rocky week with criticism for his handling of the helsinki summit with vladimir putin and for barring a cnn reporter from a white house event. hello, everyone. welcome to america's news headquarters many i was going to say happy saturday as our lovely producer likes to call it. mike: happy saturday to you. julie: happy saturday. mike: a new report showing the u.s. economy went up in the second quarter, the fastest since 2014. the president taking a victory lap moments after the report's release. watch. >> in the second quarter of this year the united states economy grew at the amazing rate of 4.1%. we are on track to hit the highest annual average growth rate in over 13 years. we've accomplished an economic turnaround of historic proportions. mike: allison barber is l

there.leave it naylor-leland.ming up here, we're down.s away in counting war first trump tariffs kick in a few minute. updates. us for live ♪. david: we're here. minutes away six minutes 30 seconds to be exact from the trade war. kick in.ffs do for youreally marathon dave. here it is. we finally got to this day. been like markets have interesting. we continue to see shanghai composite rally. perhaps we're just kind of racing for what's to come here. it's been an interesting couple hours. we've been talking to guests about what's to come. we've long telegraphed billions of dollars of goods that could slapped with tariffs. we talked to analyst as well. fu.avorite was john he's 20 year veteran, he's not touching these chinese stocks now. not with the trade concerns, lot of things going on now. at opportunities elsewhere. take a listen to what he had to say. permanent not a abandonment. this is a temporary avoidance. the largest economy in asia and cannot be ignored. equityfundamentally house in investment stocks on i

leland that it has more. >> st.ghest murder rate in america, represented by william or his son lacy clay since 1965. that dynasty under threat from the left by corey bush who rose to fame during the ferguson riots. >> a fight, a fire, and advocate. >> bush is one of the far left challengers endorsed by alexandria ocasio-cortez who hit the campaign trail with another socialist and brought her message to st. louis. >> economic, social and racial justice, no zip code. >> talkshow host and democratic official mike kelly says moderate democrats needs to stage a counterrevolution of their own to the center. >> the true progressive stance in the city of st. louis, that is a message that doesn't sell in suburbia. >> reporter: voices outside the democratic party sounding the alarm, james comey, democrats, please don't lose your mind and rush to the socialist left. in states like missouri that went hard for donald trump, democrats worry incumbent 2018 senate candidates like claire mccaskill are going to have to answer to demo

leland: nice to meet with you at home. 1:00 p.m. eastern means it is midnight in thailand. safe. the remaining player, eight of them and their coach have to spend another 20 more hours underground until they can bring in fresh oxygen tanks to

more news now from washington with leland bitter and elizabeth prann.[phone ringing] need a change of scenery? the kayak price forecast tool tells you whether to wait or book your flight now. so you can be confident you're getting the best price. giddyup! kayak. search one and done. ♪ motorcycle revving ♪motorcycle revving ♪ motorcycle revving ♪ no matter who rides point, ♪ there are over 10,000 allstate agents riding sweep. ♪♪ and just like tyrone taylor, they know what it takes to help keep you protected. are you in good hands? ♪ it's so hard to believe ♪ but it's all coming back me. ♪ baby, baby, baby. all you can eat is back, baby. applebee's. liz: the president sounding off on the release of documents up for the intelligence community or the former charm campaign officials. >> resident drug treatment approves the more investigation is a witch hunt. by the new jersey where the president is spending this weekend. liz: plus, exclusive interview with attorney for a few russian spies. grill in jail facing trial as a foreign agent for moscow. good thing

. >> sandra: leland vittert is live at the white house. what is nominee kavanaugh up to this morning? >> good morning, sandra, a couple hours from now he heads up to capitol hill with vice president mike pence who will escort him up there and begin with meetings with mitch mcconnell and then the bipartisan group of senators over the next couple weeks as he sits down and begins discussions with them. last night in the president's roll-out we got a preview of the argument at the core of this confirmation fight. >> president trump: a graduate of yale college and law school judge kavanaugh teaches at harvard, yale and georgetown, in keeping with president la*ig's legacy i do not ask about a nominee's personal opinions. what matters is not a judge's political views but whether they can set aside those views to do what the law and the constitution require. >> the administration kept hitting those points this morning especially the issue of they say judge kavanaugh is the most qualified choice possible. the goal confirmation by october 1. if conf

leland: i was waiting for that joke. have a wonderful weekend, we will see you tomorrow. ♪ >> we are getting new details on president trump's upcoming high-stakes meeting with vladimir putin on monday as the president visits scotland today. hello, everyone, welcome to america's news headquarters, i'm mike emmanuel. the president visiting his golf resort in scotland, protestors greeting him in scenes similar to the demonstrations in london yesterday. though the crowds are significantly smaller. it's a working weekend for the president as he focuses on his upcoming summit with mr. putin which will come days after announcement of indictments against russian officers for actions relating to 2016 election. the president tweeting about his upcoming meeting this morning saying, i have arrived in scotland and will be at trump berry for golf. weather is beautiful and this place is incredible, tomorrow i go to monday meeting with vladimir putin. white house correspondent kevin corke in scotland with more. hello, kevin. >> mike, al

in the neighborhood for north main street in leland. we understand the good news was have a house was not occupied. trial contrare tells us the house is a very old abandoned house. there is no electricity to the house so that is why the fire is being investigated as suspicious. neighbors reported seeing the fire after 1 a.m. flames were pouring out of the unoccupied single-story house on first avenue. was fully engulfed by the time firefighters arrived. crews were able -- unable to enter. they did have the fire out by 1:30. investigators searched the house to see if anyone had been inside of the time of the fire. pg&e was also cut out to the scene. contra costa county fire said that no one was injured. >>reporter: fireworks were being set off around the area and fire into whether or not fi contributed to this house fire. it was unoccupied. it has been abandoned for some time according to fire officials. and is still under investigation at this time as to whatexactly caused the fire. in walnut creek, leigh martinez, ktvu fox 2 news. >>>

but the sfermts and research they conduct are laying t groundwork for the team that will eventual lelandre. they live int lohtoks. >> reporter: eat space food and work in mars-like conditions where astronauts would face temperatures colder than minus 80 degrees and unpredictable dust storms. >> anything that can happen on earth can happen on mars. for major difference is that li help is 140 m miles away. >> reporter: today's mission, a journey into theik mars-loollec >> this is your life pack. mars atmosphere is 1% of earth. you can't survive without pressure and oxygen. >> reporter: the countdown from inside the air lock. >> three,two, one. >> reporter: the last steps before any space walk. the teames navig the deep canyons and red hills mimickingn the search o mars that might reveal more signs of nasa hopes to send humans to mars by 2030. and the h dreams of desert explorers could help lead the tammy lightner, nbc news, hanksville,ah >> that is incredible to see. who knows? some day -- som day. >> astronauts heading to mars. >>> one more check of the forecast with storm team 4og meteor

leland, dhsacknowledges it willg time for the process. chuck schumer suggests some families may never be reunited. hundreds of parents are faced with the painful reality they may never again know where their children are or if they will ever be reunited. we may get additional details on what the plans are on tuesday when the customs and border protection is scheduled to testify on capitol hill. jon: garrett, thanks. the white house today approving federal aid for california as that state battles 14 wildfires in northern california. the car wildfire almost doubling in size overnight, killing five people so far. in southern california, a man is charged with arson for starting a fire still tbhurng riverside county -- still burning in riverside county. the fire has destroyed hundreds of structures and forced tens of thousands to evacuate. an draw clost has more on the winds feeding the flames. we have more from southern california. >> reporter: in idlewild in the southern part of california, the kranston fire remains at 17% contained. firefig

in that new madrid misery, we, leland vittert, fox news. >> mike: a federal appeals court has upheldederal court ruling blocking in the indiana mandate forcing women to undergo an ultrasound at least 18 hours before having an abortion. the ultrasound waiting. the law was signed by then indiana governor mike pence in march of 2016. and there may be a glimmer of hope tonight for families dealing with a terrible disease striking millions. correspondent gillian turner tells us about a new drug that might help slow the mental decline of alzheimer's patients. >> potentially this is a breakthrough drug. >> at the along a discouraging medical quest is looking promising thanks to newly released results from a large-scale clinical trial. a new drug is known as a band 2401 rolled out at the alzheimer's association international conference conference in chicago yesterday and it said in the medical community abuzz with hope. >> there is a great feeling of progress happening in the field and everyone was really excited to hear the release of these results. >> preliminary results show band 2401 may

leland vittert is here to tell us what he's found out. good evening. >> good evening.at the democrats are thinking could become law. the democrats who want to abolish icn are pushing legislation on the wrong side of public opinion by a more than two to one margin among the democrats on the one side of the argument, new york mayor bill de blasio, currently in hot water for allegedly breaking u.s. immigration law by crossing illegally into mexico and then back into the united states. it happened while attempting to visit a texas border to detentn facility. still unclear what him showing up at the facility has to do with his duties of mayor of new york but the chief at the border patrol noted de blasio, a security guard, and another mayor refused to stop when confronted by his men. from a lecture to the new york city police commissioner from chief patrol agent aaron hall. "the agent or to the group to remain in place, explaining he needed to advises superiors of the situation and transport them to a port of entry for inspection as required by law. disregarding the agents

leland, dhsacknowledges it willg time for the process. chuck schumer suggests some families may never be reunited. hundreds of parents are faced with the painful reality they may never again know where their children are or if they will ever be reunited. we may get additional details on what the plans are on tuesday when the customs and border protection is scheduled to testify on capitol hill. jon: garrett, thanks. the white house today approving federal aid for california as that state battles 14 wildfires in northern california. the car wildfire almost doubling in size overnight, killing five people so far. in southern california, a man is charged with arson for starting a fire still tbhurng riverside county -- still burning in riverside county. the fire has destroyed hundreds of structures and forced tens of thousands to evacuate. an draw clost has more on the winds feeding the flames. we have more from southern california. >> reporter: in idlewild in the southern part of california, the kranston fire remains at 17% contained. firefig

i'm leland vittert in for bill hemmer.pares the big reveal on monday of the president's supreme court nominee. >> sandra: we have more on this. president trump's tariffs on

leland: afternoon now in scotland where

. > to leland deep. dani robertson walk-off grand slam! the first walk-off grand slam in the ray's history. >> have you got your breath yet? >> no, no, no. what's going on right now? what an exciting game. g youere's to hoping you have a grand slam of your own this urek. > that's right. and if your swing is that pretty, you're going to a long way. i'm norah o'donnell with gayle king and john dickerson. police in toronto are trying to determine a motive in a deadly overnight shooting spree. a gunman opened fire into restaurants and cafes last night. shoot of canada's busiest ltreets. he killed two people and wounded 12 others. the attack is part of a recent spike in violence in toronto. isa young girl was reported in critical condition. itnesses say the suspect fired oung gir shots. thisunclear if the gunman died the g a shootout with police or 3om a self-inflicted wound. police say this attack was not random. >>> the duck boat that sank will be recovered this morning.uards lifting stretch duck 7 from the bottom of table rock lake 80 feet b

leland: plus, new fallout from michael cohen's accusations that the president knew about his son's 2016eeting with the russians. president trump says the cohen is trying to make up stories to get out of a jam. elizabeth: we are going to get the latest on family reunification at the border and find out if the flow of undocumented immigrants is going to be slowing down at all. ♪ thank you so much for joining us on a very busy

leland: and the deadly duck boat accident in missouri.eporter: the victims of the duck boat tragedy, were they wearing life vests? a survivor tells us all that and more coming up on

. >> i'm leland in for bill hemmer.here is the president in his decision process now? >> good morning to you. i'm told there could