i'm elizabeth prann in washington. good saturday morning, brand new video coming into fox. vice-president mike pence getting on board air force 2 taking him to columbus, ohio taking part in a listening session with local business leaders about the local economy. he'll talk to local workers as well. we're going to bring you the vice-president's remark live during hurricane's news headquarters at 1:00 p.m. eastern. and dramatic video captured on off-- excuse me on the waters off of southern california. a sail boat capsizing in the rough surf and slamming into a pier throwing all four people on board into the choppy water. search and rescue teams arriving right away and pulling all four people from the water. fortunately, no one was seriously hurt. one man saying they're very lucky to be alive. i'm elizabeth prann, now back to forbes on fox. >> draining the swamp by making the government act more like the private sector. the idea behind the president's office of innovation. son-in-law jared kushner will lead it with other business leaders. you like the idea why? >> i like it b

good saturday morning, i'm elizabeth prann. march for science rallies underway in the nation's capital end in new york city. a live look right now, the rallies coincide with earth day. they are two of hundreds of events taking place around the world. they're trying to promote the science and defend it from attacks. organizers say the rallies are nonpartisan. and national parks opening their doors for free as a way to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the national park service. senior citizens can also buy a lifetime pass for $10. the u.s. has more than 400 national parks across the country. i'm elizabeth prann, i will see you at the top of the hour with leland vittert. now, back to cashin' in. >> the white house explaining to south korea and japan that in fact, during the buildup and the actual missile launch there was no u.s.s. carl vincent. >> take us to the people within the administration when the vessel was thousands of miles away from the location. >> and the president believed he might have spoken too quickly on this lo

the lawlessness, the abdication of duty to encores the laws and with elizabeth prann. now back to eric bolling and cashin' in. eric: . >> from january to february of this year, illegal crossings dropped by 40%, which was an unprecedented drop. then last month we saw a 72% drop compared to the month before, month before the president was inaugurated. that's the lowest monthly figure in 17 years. eric: well, that was attorney general jeff sessions on the southern border this week touting big progress in the fight against illegal immigration. he says illegal border crossings are down 72% since president obama's last month in office. the trump administration must be doing something right, right? >> they are, and guess what? if you're interested in immigration reform or deal compassionately with those who are here illegally, but no crimes, get rid of the felons, deport them and we'll have something striking the fear in democrats, donald trump could be the one who bring about immigration reform. eric: some say that just donald trump what he's promised has the illegal borders

. >> i am elizabeth prann.ussia's meddling in the 26th election as speaker the chairman of the committee republican senator richard burr of north carolina says they'll start by interviewing 20 people in the first session of closed-door meetings, which could begin as early as tomorrow. meanwhile, president trump's ambassador to the united nations nikki haley is also making news today with this statement. >> i think russia was involved in the election. there's no question about that. >> garriott tenney has more from washington. to determine if russia modeled in our election or the sensor which they did. the fbi, the house and senate intelligence committee. the investigation by the house has received a lot of criticism over chairman tenney shared information with him and not the entire committee. the white house has denied it had any hand in not being done and was not an attempt to circumvent other members of congress. on friday the committee's top democrat, adam schiff went to the white house review the documents

.♪ i'm elizabeth prann, now back to forbes on fox. >> draining the swamp by making the government act the idea behind the president's office of innovation. son-in-law jared kushner will lead it with other business leaders. you like the idea why? >> i like it because i think you can combine innovation and taking out bloat in the government. the first part could be military procurement. there's a piece out this week how peter thiel's company created a data platform for the million for $100 million, but the military went with an inferior program from another supplier for $6 billion. and that makes no sense at all. david: 6 billion. by the way, and it was an inferior product. it wasn't as efficient as the one that peter thiel came up with or his company. mike, there's no question you need more efficiency in the government. you look alt the size, the sheer size of the government workers, almost 3 million people and i worry about this maybe bloating that more, this committee. >> i agree with you, david, we don't need a bigger government. we don't need more bureaucracy. ronald reagan didn't

good saturday morning, i'm elizabeth prann.arch for science rallies taking place in the nation's capital and new york city. the rallies are coinciding with earth day and are two of a hundred events around the world. protesters are trying to promote the understanding of science and defend it from various attacks. organizers say the rallies are nonpartisan. down under. vice-president mike pence meeting with australia prime minister malcolm turnbull today. and mr. pence says that trump sent him to renew the alliance between the two countries and the vice-president visited south korea, japan, and indonesia during the 10-day tour of indonesia. for your headlines, log onto foxnews.c foxnews.com. david: well, you've been seeing a lot of that in the mainstream media recently. rowdy crowds and town halls, how about a bernie sanders crowd booing the mention of the new national democrat ic head. >> bernie! berni bernie! >> you guys, i still have two minutes left, come on, all right? so maybe you came because you're curious about the new d

and steven colbert, >> live from america's news headquarters from washington, good morning, i'm elizabeth prann. greeting devin nunes as he visits his district. he's home to speak in fresno. he avoided the protesters as he was escorted inside. he's coming underfire for his handling of the investigation into russian meddling of the 2016 election. and a norman rockwell painting returns homed. lone as "lazy bones" ended up at an antique dealer who thought it was a copy of the original. the agency says he's not a suspect in any crime. i'll see you at the top of the hour with leland vittert. send it back now to cashin' in. eric: now might be a time to clear your browser history. >> hit the button or pull the lever, i've never used it, i've got nothing to hide. i burned my computer this morning. so, this is what's wrong with washington d.c. here is the deal. i guarantee you, there's not one person not one voter of any political stripe anywhere in america who asked for this. eric: a fox news alert, i think that steven colbert is right.: i think that stephen colbert is right. and we have them scratchin

. ♪ and welcome to america's news headquarters, from washington, i'm elizabeth prann.eland: well, liz, be happy you are inside today. good afternoon from a very rainy white house. i'm leland vittert. almost every weekend, they say, liz is a working weekend but the reports say that the president's staff is truly burning the midnight oil ahead of a very long week on capitol hi hill. and major march outside of the white house, from the north lawn we can hear the chant of thousands lining the national mall for what they call the march for science. the rally coincides with earth day. d.c. here is the main event, but people are marching in more than 500 cities worldwide to protest what they call mounting attacks against science. our man on the scene, james rosen, to break it down for us, hi, james. >> leland, good afternoon. the rain here in the nation's capital and along the mall has progressed from light drizzle to what we would now call teeming, it doesn't seem to have diminished the tens of thousands, and acts from bill nye the science guy who elicited beatle-like squeal

i am elizabeth prann.he last polls will close in an hour close in on our entrance through the whole world is watching and waiting to see which two presidential candidates let fans to a runoff on may 7th. police are patrolling the streets and security just days after an isis inspired shooter killed a french policeman in paris. greg talcott is watching the polls live from the french capital. hi, greg. >> we are watching the polls than we are getting breaking information just as you're speaking now. we've been talking to or services that may tell us about a very tight race, which we will explain to you in a moment. first, take a look at what we saw today. >> turnout was expected to be late for the first round of the presidential elections. here in the city hall, but that didn't area of paris, it is anything but you're the vote has been called on predict low and important. the people are treating it like that. >> the turnout is turning out to be stronger than expect it. if it keeps up, it will be around 80%. a

elizabeth: happy holidays, i'm elizabeth prann. thank you for joining us this saturday. a show of military might at pyongyang as kim jong-un looks on in delight, the date on the calendar by showing off inter-continental ballistic missiles. at least one appears to be brand new. concerns are growing among officials that north korea may be close to another nuclear test or missile launch. vice-president mike pence is on his way to south korea, the first stop of a 10-day asia to your as of course, tensions rise across the region. doug mcelway has more from the washington news room. hi, doug. >> as potentially significant the new missiles is, the testing has been marked by numerous failures as we know. tensions are high. it kim jong-un tests another missile, the thought is it may be during this the celebration of the birth of the founder, as ships steam closer to north korea and china are urging the u.s. and both koreas to cool it. in a statement, the united states and south korea and north korea are engaging in tit-for-tat, and urge all parties to withdraw from deeds that wou

i'm elizabeth prann. happy easter and welcome to "america's news headquarters". >> great to be with you at home, i am leland vittert. >> not long before vice president mike pence touched on in south korea north korean medium-range missile exploding just seconds after launching. the test, hill profile failure for the north korean regime and it comes as a powerful us carrier group moves toward the korean peninsula straining tensions across the region. kristin fisher is live in mar-a-lago with the president is spending his easter weekend. hi kristin. >> hi liz. the president was first briefed about the failed missile launch by the outgoing deputy national security advisor mcfarland. she says that this did not come as a surprise to the president but aside from that, no further comment from the president about the failed missile launch. as for whether or not the us had perhaps tried to sabotage this missile attempts, listen to the outgoing deputy supervisors comments. >> you know we cannot talk about secret in

elizabeth: i'm elizabeth prann on the ground of the capitol in washington where congress extended theeadline to fund the government for one more week. will the major sticking points be preventing a deal? we'll debate coming up. well, it's been 100 days, believe it or not, the trump administration has hit its first major milestone. and the president is marking the day with a rally. kristin fisher is live at the white house with the latest. >> hey, liz, even though president trump has downplayed the significance of the first 100 days, he called it an arbitrary milestone, this white house has gone to great lengths to mark the moment culminating with that big rally tonight where leland is in harrisburg, pennsylvania. now, while he's there. he's expected to sign two more executive orders, one will direct his commerce department to perform a comprehensive study of the nation's trade agreements. the other will then give them a deadline to then identify any violations or abuses and recommend solutions. so, president trump really is talking tough on one of the issues that got him not white hou

i'm elizabeth prann, thanks for joining us on this first saturd saturday.resident trump is taking to twitter today. taking aim at one of his favorite targets, the quote, fake news media and their coverage of the russian investigation. kristen fisher is live from the white house press room. hi. >> well, all week the white house has been trying to get back on message, but the russian investigation overshadows everything else. president trump made it known one day after the host of meet the press says that president trump was on verge of becoming a lame duck president. so the president said when will nbc news talk about the obama surveillance scandal and stop with the fake russia story. and chuck todd said i slept well even though i stayed up late watching the upset u-conn, cow bells. and tweets from president trump, right? yesterday, the white house released the financial disclosures of several members of its senior staff and this is really the other story that a lot of folks are talking about this morning and it really should come as no surprise that the bil