i sat down with chief operating offer jason schott of schott nyc at the company's factory where the meansts themselves. >> this is what the leather looks like when it lands on john's operating table. >>> jason schott is the ceo of schott nyc. >> what kind of leather is this? >> this is a faceted cowhide. >> from hand-cut leather to the signature star. these unique trademarks have caught the attention of several stars themselves. >> we've been as amazed as everyone else how the jackets go out and live a full life and sometimes they end up on the backs of incredible people like marlon brando in "the wild one." in 1953 the movie comes out and you've got these bad guys wearing jackets. they've banned them from schools. >> sales just ballooned. >> why are you trying to be so rude? >> i don't like cops. >> reporter: introducing american culture to this new templet of cool was a byproduct of co-founders jack and irvin schott's original business venture in 1913. >> they started a business in the lower east side of new york and they were making fur lined raincoats, which i guess there must have be

. - [schott] the congress, as it is currently constituted will not do anything on climate change. indeed it has prevented us officials from negotiating any provisions on green house gas emissions in any trade agreement. - [sachs] the world has agreed in paris to stay, as the agreement puts it, well below two degrees celsius in warming. but, it requires politicians that understand the truth and tell the truth. that already excludes half of american politicians because they're either creeps, crooks or too lazy to study the basic facts. so it requires a change of the politics. our militarized foreign policy is also no friend; no help to us; because it's given us, somehow this crazy idea that war and the military are gonna solve our big problems; whereas what we really need is diplomacy and good engineering. - [narrator] how washington should go about securing america's long-term energy needs is by no means clear. - [mcnally] the most important challenges are resisting delusion. resisting the idea that because our oil production is now closer to nine million barrels a day than five; b

i ask your support of the viewer and listener protection act onto by senators rand, schott and eight of their colleagues to hurt the passage if they are forced off the year due to a lack of funds or unreasonable time constraints. third, broadcasters are working with the service. fighters to activate the tips in the smart phone and has been very successful with the exception of adam long -- apple they should have future models of the iphone to improve access to vital information in times of disaster. in conclusion the emergencies large and small benefit from a strong and vibrant it is a resilient pathway i agree thank you for having me here today i look forward to answering any questions i appreciate you talking about the important role they are here with the process if you can describe or explain the role the fcc plays an emergency alert system to that ipod's communication system? where is the jurisdiction is how do they relate to the whole sequence of events? >> the sec is responsible for the distribution part of the eas. we adopt and administer rules that apply to the communication

of a nuclear attack, that's -- that's norad, that's presidential and i think that's what senator schotts is attempting to get out with his bill, which makes sense to a lot of us. but we definitely need to figure out what happened this time from happening again, and we're still trying to put all those pieces together. >> would that fall under the jurisdiction of your committee. >> probably not. his bill will be under his deck. >> so you would not have a mark-up then. >> well, we probably wouldn't unless there was something in it that triggered our jurisdiction but unless it's a -- if it has fcc components in it, then it would come under our committee's jurisdiction. so we'll take a look at that and what he's proposing and see if there are other things as we take into consideration what we've heard today and then at the subsequent field hearing and see if there are other things, like i said, that we can do to refine and make this system work better and hopefully avoid the -- what i think was a very, you know, potentially catastrophic situation. but if nothing else, certainly embarrassing s

one officer schott in the leg before police killing the shooter. >>> grow a pair of ovaries, martha nexts a fighter pilot. jillian: she is hope to replace retiring gop senator jeff flake. >>> president trump will undergo first checkup as commander-in-chief. he is heading to walter reed military hospital to assess a number of tests for his health. he thinks it will go very well. press secretary sarah sanders says the white house will provide a readout of the exam. during the campaign candidate's trump doctors said he would be healthiest individual elected to the presidency. jillian: this boy that survived sutherland springs church masser is. ryan ward is finally leaving the hospital. the person that picked him up, the first responder that saved his life. >> i pulled him out of the church. he kept looking at me. never took his eyes off of me. reached out for my hand. i knew from there it would be a special bond. jillian: gives you chills. little ryland is the last surviver to leave the hospital after a gunman opened fire on texas church congregation, leaving 26 people dead, including ryan'