and the airlines hurting so badly, dutch airline, klm pushing to resume operations and ran a test flight with the 737 at 41,000 feet, above the ash, and, they said there was, quote, no irregularities and british airways plans to launch their own flight. jamie: we are monitoring this, still developing situation and we re going to have a report from iceland, that is coming up. eric: we start first this sunday morning with the stunning claim from inside the obama administration. that our country is not prepared to deal with iran, and a possible nuclear bomb, in january, defense secretary robert gates warned in a secret 3-page memo the administration and his in his view does not have a long-term strategy for dealing with the iran nuclear program and the white house insisting plans were in the work and caroline shivley with the latest and what exactly did the
stevens telling two newspapers he ll likely step down for the from the bench while the president is still in office. and that giwill give the presidt a second opportunity to nominate a new justice to the supreme court and caroline shivley is working on this out of washington. hi, caroline. reporter: hey to you, jamie. stevens wouldn t give an exact date for his departure from the supreme court but will surely be during president obama s term and there are signs out there is could be sometime this month. and stevens turns 90 in april and he s the second-oldest justice in the court s history after oliver wendell holmes and gerald ford appointed him in 1975 and he still plays tennis and swims and told the washington post, i can tell you i love the job and deciding whether to lift is a difficult decision but i want to make it in a way that is best for the court and if he retires this year what is best for the court could be getting someone in there and settled before the next term be
disappointed in the president and their congressional leadership and a lot of it went away, after they won health care reform. so, that certainly helps from a democratic base, perspective. on the other hand, the polling for health care reform has not really changed. since it passed, and you have anywhere from, you know, 45 to 55% of the american public saying they oppose what congress did. now, is that going to help democrats at the polls in november? i don t know. gregg: well, byron york, chief political correspondent for the washington examiner, we ll wait and see. it will be interesting. thank you. thank you, gregg. a shakeup on the way for the supreme court? talk circulating about justice john paul stevens saying he will surely retire while president barack obama is still in office and if so, it would give president obama a second opportunity, to fill a vacancy on the high court and caroline shivley has details in washington. reporter:
you will not notice a thing. flying out of the u.s., also nothing. this will be people coming from other countries into the u.s., a senior administration official tells fox you may notice extra screening during check in and boarding, including things like the use of explosives, traced detection and advanced imaging technology and canine teams and pat-downs and a lot depends on the threat intelligence out there that day are traveling on and if you fit the profile of who they are looking for you will definitely notice, juliett. caroline shivley, live in washington. that. bill? this is me! we know more and more of you or on-line while watching the show and you have your computer set up there, log onto foxnews.com for more on the airline security overhaul and how it will impact you, caroline, gave you a lot of good information but there is more on there for you, on, once again, foxnews.com. bill, now time for you. bill: thank you, juliett. we have news breaking on the economy today, a
reporter: buried in the report were revisions, of 26,000 jobs lost was revised to 14,000 gained and in february 36,000 jobs lost and it was revised to 13,000 and the three month trend is decidedly optimistic the white house says and it may be true but is worth remembering when congress debated the stimulus the white house predicted an unemployment rate now of 7.5%, not 9.7%, which currently exists. chris? chris: major garrett, reporting from the white house, thanks for that. the screening policy for travellers flying to the u.s. inspired by the christmas day bombing attempt is on the way out. caroline shivley tell us what will replace it. reporter: the obama administration is making major changes in security screenings, for passengers, flying to the u.s. moving from a system based on your home country to one based on threats and that means the u.s. gets a tip it should be on the lookout for a terrorist fitting a certain description or background. and, then any u.s. bound flyer