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Sailors. 58 sailors were rescued friday night. since then, no survivors or bodies have been found. the countrys defense minister says the ship appears to have been split in half. the navy plans to salvage the ship in an effort to find out what happened. former first lady, barbara bush, is expected to be there for the next day or two for routine testing. it is not clear what type of testing. a spokesman says there is no emergency. a staff aide says the 84-year-old has not been feeling well for ...

Its not a question of more money for more years, which is necessary but also making sure that money is getting into the hands of the mexicans where it can do good. that means streamlining the approval process. >> the meeting with secretary clinton and secretary gates planned months ago but taking on more urgency after last months killing. when you talk about specific needs and more money, what specifically are you talking about? >> in terms of what the u.s. can do, besides the financial commit, ...

A three-day delay before he takes off for join dough nesia and australia. that is new, and it shows the level of intensity right now with this health care reform push, and house democratic lawmakers, for the second day in a row now, hud ling behind closed doors, working that hallway, working each other in a lot of ways to try and get the votes needed to get it through, because at moment, they dont have the numbers. breaking news from the white house on that. back on that momentarily. martha. mar...

Friday its prioritizing the review of pfizers vaccine, noting it is among the agencys highest priorities. one official telling cnn full approval could come in the next two months. >> for some people the fda approval process may make a difference. but i do think that we have a fair amount of experience right now, a tremendous amount of experience that tells us that, again, the benefits of this vaccine far out weigh any risks. >> reporter: vaccinations are down 11% in the last week. tennessee, one...

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President trump praising mccain, but it was never sent out. staff members believe it went through the approval process would be released at the time of the senators death. the washington post reports that donald trump went against the advice against chief of staff and veterans like sarah sanders and instead posting a brief tweet. the presidents post had a photo of himself instead of the senator. mccain was the most vocal republican critics. >> others in the white house were more gracious. ivanka...

Doesnt plan on asking about roe v. wade, what is the deciding factor? >> its interesting because the last time there was this supreme court vetting process, youll remember this was really a seamless political process for this white house in the sense that they got this through relatively quickly and they were able to work with a host of the more swing vote republicans who were in charge of this. now, ive got my eye on the senate judiciary committee and some of these more centrist type of republi...

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It will go on for many years to come. >> we are told the white house drafted a statement for president trump praising mccain, but it was never sent out. several staff members which believed the memo went through an internal approval process would be released at the time of his death. trump went against the advice of aides like john kelly and press secretary sarah sanders. he instead posted a brief tweet. no praise for him at all or mention of his military service. the instagram post had a photo ...

"hard to believe obstructionists may vote against mike pompeo for secretary of state. the dems will not approve hundreds of good people, including the ambassador to germany. they are maxing out the time on approval process for all, never happened before. need more republicans!" >> majority of democrats continue their pointless obstruction. a willful attempt to undermine american diplomacy. >> democrats claim they oppose pompeo because they say he will fail to check the presidents worst instincts...