not only that exclusive interview with senators bob corker and jack reid on fox news sunday, but johnlso sitting down with texas governor rick perry to discuss the battle going on over abortion. it's raging in his state. that is sure to be a can't miss interview as well. it airs at 2:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern only on fox. >>> we're continuing our coverage this morning of the crash of asiana flight 214. you know, most got out, but f j tragically two did not. after the deadly plane crash what lessons can we learn the next time we step on board and fasten our seat belts? what should we look for? where should we sit? how do we help our chances of survival if tragedy happens to strike? an expert will give us important key advice you won't want to miss, next. >> we're going to count the rows from now on to the exits. nearly 200 people are hospitalized after that crash. and all of them are lucky to be alive. not out of the woods yet, though. so we have the doctors coming in with the type of injuries, how that triage took place, how much of a miracle it is that so many survived.

jack reid countered and shot back saying republican proposals are attractive in the short term but inre extremely expensive. meanwhile the gop-led house recently passed its own plan to keep interest rates lower for the next few years but the bill allows rates to rise if the economy improves, something the obama administration supports but the senate democrats did not agree with the plan. so without an agreement students with subsidized stafford loans will face 6.% interest rates. many students who received the loans are from middle and lower income families and the average undergraduate will pay an extra $2600 this year in interest according to the congressional joint economic committee. as capitol hill manages to pass some kind of a deal before august there is a possible small silver lining. only a small group of students who borrow money for summer school will likely be affected by higher rates in place right now. most student loans are issued in august and september just before school starts. and anything the senate passes would likely retroactively apply, jenna. jenna: we'll see i

there are a couple who are on the fence, veterans as well, jack reid of rhode island is a possible no. although people think that he'll eventually come back, both he and max baucus of montana. even if those four do vote no, it will be 50-50 split, and that would bring in vice president joe biden, who is widely expected to vote with senate democrats if they do this. they almost certainly have the votes if reid wants to go over. reid is very confident he has the votes, because this is being driven largely by younger, more junior senators who now compose a majority of the senate democratic caucus, who actually never served a day in the minority, and they are fed one the filibusters. they see that as what has been impeding their progress over the years. host: one last question for you. one of our follow others twitter writes in, don't use the term nuclear, because it makes one think of other things. why the use of this strong term? guest: it's a fair question. proceed pope he wants of this will say this is actually the constitutional option. they say the majority rules, and this is someth

reids are visiting the u.k. from chicago anden cot resist the anticipation. >> waiting for the new baby to be born. >> reporter: kerry has been here since wednesday proudly add dorning the union jack. >> when my wife comes back. >> reporter: he has no plans of leaving until he lays eyes on the next heir to the thrown meanwhile the entire city is abuzz with excitement. in london, i'm danielle lee, nbc news. >> today is her reported due date. >> right. and camping outside for a couple days, i don't know. that's a commitment beyond what i would be willing to do, i think. >>> let's check in with rob mayeda. he's committed to the weather. >> absolutely, at least it's not raining outside. as is typical this time of year, they can see that, by the way, the fog is already spilling across those coastal hilltops, taking you outside, san bruno  mountain right now, technically above the fog, you can see it moving from left to east, left to right across the screen. alcatraz is out there somewhere, can you see the fog crossing the bay. winds increasing late afternoon as the sea breeze strengthens, and we take you into san jose. no low clouds here, the effect of the sea breeze will be felt in

reid, cbs news off the coast of louisiana. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs morning news," closing arguments today in the george zimmerman trial. we'll get analysis from jackusive look at the last piece of the world trade center standing from 9/11, and it's an important piece of the memorial. >>> and we'll meet with a man recovering from a training accident. that's the "cbs morning news" for this morning. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com and i'm michelle griego. tis 4:-- >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning, it's thursday, july 11. i'm frank mallicoat. >> july. i'm michelle griego. time now just about 4:30. let's get our first check on weather. >> you guys see the fog coming in today? >> i did. >> the wipers were going a little bit. >> a little damp outside especially at the coastline this morning. we have a pretty good onshore breeze. look at the monsoonal moisture to our south. temperatures will be cooler. we'll talk about that coming up. >> okay. no big hot spots around the bay area right now. we have a lot of overnight roadwork including some on the lower d

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