found ten objects, 26 feet long by 13 feet wide. their pictures, they come from yesterday. some officials in japan are reportedly saying they believe there s a high probability they could be linked to the missing jetliner. great developments. search planes had to pull back early from the search zone today because the weather conditions were just too brutal. a half dozen ships however are still out there looking. again they have the challenge of dealing with low visibility. they re hoping to have the planes up again tomorrow if weather improves. until then, experts are pouring over these images, new ones, ones from yesterday, ones from a few days ago trying to determine if objects are what s left of boeing 777. as we said, time running out. the plane s data recorders are losing battery power if they re working at all. there s new concerns they re not. we ll tell you in a minute. the chances of finding pings are growing slimmer by the day. john is with us. a former pilot an
center in a tv address set for primetime on sunday evening. it comes in the wake of the massacre in california that left 14 people dead. this will be only his third time that the president addressed the nation from his oval office. his speech is expected to focus on the growing challenge of keeping americans safe and how the u.s. plans to fight isis. cnn s chris frank has more. reporter: in his speech, president obama will talk about what the government is doing to keep americans safe. the oval office address will also touch on the investigation into the isis-inspired attacks in california that killed 14 people. the white house said obama will also address the broader threat of terrorism, including the nature of the threat, how it has evolved and how we will defeat it. . he will reiterate how isil will be destroystroyed and our unwai- to advance a destructive ideolo ideology. that news is on the heels of a meeting the president held with his national security team on satu
through like so many times in the past. that was not the case. the spokesman saying the past 24 hours, it became clear he was not going to pull through this time. they gathered the family to be by his side. he also laid out details of what s going to happen next week when muhammad ali is finally laid to rest. celebration of muhammad s life will begin on thursday with a private family ceremony for just the immediate family, children, grandchildren, cousins, brother. then the next morning the family will gather at the funeral home location where they will be joined by the imam s aide who is presiding over the funeral arrangements for prayers. and at that point, a funeral a rather large funeral procession will take muhammad through the streets of louisville to allow anyone that s there from the world to say good-bye, to celebrate the life with him. reporter: again, that procession will go by where you are, john. it will go back to you the muhammad ali center through his ol
deals with mexico. i want to make better deals with china. they say, oh, trump is messing with free trade. no, i m messing with bad deals that we can make good. trump calling out the u.s. chamber of commerce for the second day in a row. the u.s. chamber fights. they said, oh, trump wants to stop free trade. i don t want to stop free trade. i love free trade. at his rally in new hampshire, trump criticized for his latest off-the-cuff comment, making an awkward joke at the expense of mexico while discussing nafta, which he says takes manufacturing jobs away from the u.s. their leaders are so much smarter, so much sharper, and it s incredible. in fact, that could be a mexican plane up there. they re getting ready to attack. trump drawing more criticism for this exchange with a woman who asked him about using veterans to replace muslim tsa workers using head scarves, or hijab. get rid of all these hijabs. i ve seen them myself. and we are looking at that. trump di