BALDWIN: The first family wrapping up a week-long vacation in Martha's Vineyard, and tomorrow is back to work, back to business for the president. He is, in fact, slated to speak in New Orleans on this fifth anniversary of hurricane Katrina. And the president's schedule apparently gets busier as the week progresses. White house correspondent Dan Lothian has been traveling with the president and he's in Martha's Vineyard for us this morning. Dan, bring us up to speed as far as what's next for the president. When does he leave for New Orleans? Dan Lothian, are you with me?</s>DAN LOTHIAN, CNN SENIOR WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENT: We're here in Martha's Vineyard, the last full day of the president's vacation. They've spent the last few days after the rain dried up and went away out on the golf course. They've also been out on a bike ride. Had a chance to eat out with their friends here on the island. But White House aides telling us while the first family has been vacationing, the president stayed very much engaged getting his national security briefings. In addition to that he's been getting economic briefings. That will be a big push, the White House says, next week when the president goes back as he tries to put pressure on Congress for a small business lending bill and also the continuing expansion of trade. This is all the White House believes needed to help the economy recover. But, of course, the big news next week, the president having that oval office address on ending the combat mission in Iraq and also those Mideast peace talks later in the week. Back to you.</s>BALDWIN: All right, Dan Lothian for us from Martha's Vineyard. Thank you. And again, we will look for the president speaking Sunday from New Orleans. Stay with us. It's 55 minutes past the hour. You're watching CNN SATURDAY MORNING.
President Obama to End Vacation