NEWS via @CBSNews: One cabinet secretary was on the secret plane with Trump -- Pete Hegseth -- when he employed a ruse to evade an Iran threat after the NATO summit.  Two cabinet secretary were on the decoy (the plane publicly identified as AF1): Marco Rubio and Scott Bessent, sources told me. The secretaries, who separated from the president and maintained the line of succession, were aware Trump was on another, secret plane.  Several White House aides were also on the aircraft without the president, including Stephen Miller, Will Scharf, Steven Cheung, Mike Needham, Ross Worthington and Monica Crowley. Staff on the undisclosed plane with Trump after he relocated with the help of a catering truck included Natalie Harp, Dan Scavino and Walt Nauta.

Scoop: As he fiddled with ideas for how to rejuvenate Dulles, Trump asked a handful of the firms competing for the contract to create 3-D models so he could better picture the designs. The hefty tabletop models were taken back and forth to the White House multiple times for his perusal --and his edits for the people movers, parking lot location, baggage handling system, underground trains and aesthetic. This week, Trump intends to publicly reveal his plans, sources told @olivialarinaldi and me. Details here:

🚨 Trump said more strikes likely coming on Iran. "It may be a big attack," he said. "We may take over Kharg Island. There's not a thing they can do about it." US knocked out 28 Iranian boats last night, Trump said. He said US also did strikes on Iranian radar. "They were trying to rebuild their radar, and they had about 60% rebuilt. Now they have to have to start all over again."

Xi said "making America great again can go hand in hand" with the rejuvenation of China at state banquet. US delegation, including Trump, Rubio, Hegseth, Bessent, James Blair, Stephen Miller, Ross Worthington, Margo Martin, have left the Great Hall of the People. Nvidia's Jensen Huang walked out with Meta's Dina Powell, a former deputy national security adviser.