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Going to find common ground between president trump and the mexican president. everything is going to come to an end. i see mexico from the economic point of view and the political point of view. >> eric: are the mexicans ticked off at the americans right now? >> they are. that's the rhetoric. at the end, the white house understands that we need mexico because mexico has something that i don't think we mentioned too often which is the southern border with guatemala. >> eric: there's a wall there, isn't there a? >> there's a wall, but still, how come they come our wall? they don't have the abil...

Going to find common ground between president trump and the mexican president mexican president. , president pena nieto. everything is going to come to an end. i see mexico from the economic point of view and the political point of view. >> eric: are the mexicans ticked off at the americans right now? >> they are. that's the rhetoric. at the end, the white house understands that we need mexico because mexico has something that i don't think we mentioned too often which is the southern border with guatemala. >> eric: there's a wall there, isn't there? >> there's a wall, but still, how come they...

>> shannon: nato is taking the lead in libya after two weeks of air strikes on that country. the u.s. now pulling back and allowing its allies to take over the mission. the fighting is now centered on the strategic oil town with rebel fighters firing rockets at forces loyal to muammar qaddafi. i'm shannon bream. hour number two of america's news headquarters live from the nation's capital starts right now. pore on libya in just a moment. but for now the ntsb just wrapped up a press conference on the southwest investigation and saying key he evidence is now on its way to d.c. federal officials ...

5 feet long and about a foot wide. we are talking about a substantial hole here the passengers say as they were cruising along at 36,000 feet it opened and they could see the sunshine and the blue sky through the opening in the fuselage. what is happening today according to the ntsb they will be cutting away a large portion of the fuselage skin that includes that particular opening where the aircraft split about an 8 or 9-foot long section and several feet wide so that that can then be shipped off to washington, d.c. for further investigation. what we are also learning is that they are seeing ...

Remember the roof of the southwest airlines plane split at about 36,000 feet yesterday. roughly 18.5 minutes after it had left the phoenix sky harbor international airport. it was en route to sacramento. now, once the decompression happened and the oxygen masks deployed the pilots then made a rapid descent from 36,000 feet to 11,000 feet in about four and a half minutes time. investigators say they have already discovered what they are calling preexisting fatigue or cracking around this particular area of the fuselage. but it would not have been visible to the naked eye. this as southwest main...