great to see you, he's filling in for chris wallace and is the host of special report. check your local listings, don't miss this edition of fox news sunday. eric. >> eric: iran wants the bomb. that's what the experts say and the islamic republic could be closer to the goal than ever before. we'll have more on the threatening report from the world's nuclear watchdog throughout the morning. >> jamie: and young children and the elderly, not the only folks at risk of dying from swine flu. one group of women are extremely susceptible. a group that may not be able to get the vaccine, dr. rosenfeld make a "sunday house call," after the break. @@ >> eric: this morning, they say there could be progress with iran over the nuclear program and the head of the nuclear watchdog saying there is a shifting of gears from confrontation to cooperation and looks like inspectors will facility the new facility at the ends of the month, three weeks from today and it also

. >>> isabel miranda de wallace dijo que a la policía le importa poco el dolor de las víctimas. >>> latal extremo que varios periódicos publicaron y dijo que cuando una matarlo. >>> la asamblea revisora de la constitución de república dominicana acogieron el pedido de los empresarios turiicos. la decisión provocó una fuerte controversia, y restringe a visitar playas y lagos que son de libre acceso. >>> y grupos se culparon muamte por el enfrentamiento en la selva. >>> un hombre de nacionalidad rumana no lo pensó dos veces al ver humo y escuchar un niño, hace años también salvó a una de sus hermanas de morir, el niño se recupera en un hospital. pasamos ahora conáánoticiero un saludo. y este joven quiso repetir lo de tirar un zapato ante unáánoticip sea anfitriona de los juegos olímpicos del 2016. ya volvemos. ÷÷÷xxxxxxx juegos olímpicos, unos afirmas e el factor obama puso a la ciudad de tu a tu clçziúprkph@á ciudad convertida en los próxima sede de los juegos. >>> el comité chicago 2016 dice que toda la infraestructura se realizará con fondos privados, no van a haber impuestos

kelly wallace has the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it wasn't a comedy sketch but an extraordinary ten minute revelation last night by david letterman here at the ed sully sullivan theater. he told his audience he had allegedly been the victim of attempted blackmail. >> this who thing has been quite scary. i had to go downtown to testify before the grand jury and i had to tell them how i was disturbed by this, i was worried for myself for my family, i felt menaced menaced. >> reporter: it was monologue unlike any other for the hate night funny man. david letter many told his audience he had been blackmailed and then made a remarkable personal admission. >> i have had sex with women who work for me on this show. >> reporter: his alleged blackmailer, a 20 year plus veteran of cbs news "48 hours" producer joe halderman. he was taken into custody yesterday by two plain clothed police officers outside the cbs news broadcast center. halderman, 51 is accused of demanding $2 million from letter man in exchange for not going public with details

wallace wright out here. braylon edwards far left. sanchez, plenty of time.rcepted again! it's pusslies knee. six interceptions by the bills and a first down. >> dan: this sun believable. key have run picked up yardage. some reasons he thinks he can force another one in. zone defense that time, look at positives clouds knee looking for the pass to braylon edwards. then picking it off dunks. >> dick: anarchies threw five interceptions first five games. he's thrown five today then weatherford on the botched fieldgoal attempt. also with one. six for buffalo that's got to be flirting with a bills record in a single game. hand off goes to marshawn lynch and he battles but gets short yardage in to the arms of kerry rhodes the safety. >> dan: before you ask me if i've ever thrown five interceptions in a game -- >> dick: have you ever -- >> dan: couple of times. i know the feeling. it's not a good one. you just trying to win, trying to make a play. the defense is trying to make plays, too. that's what the bills have done today. >> dick: second down. back to jackson.

i'm joined by george will, nicolle wallace. arianna huffington and donna brazile. george, i have to condition fez, when i want to know what the white house thought and what you thought given your history with the nobel prize committee. >> the nobel prize committee forfeited its reputation for seriousness. if it had a reputation for seriousness. the president has a problem in afghanistan a real problem in scandinavian. the war set off a global cry of two words, for what? the committee answered that. they said, after 263 days of his presidency, but really after 11 days, because it was february 1st that the nomination was closed. he was honored for values and attitudes. notice the word attitude. shared by a majority of the world's population. this is an award for attitudinizing. >> it is well deserved. >> well deserved in. >> come on, george. i'm a forward-looking optimistic person. the president, in my judgment, he's well deserv. but he must also earn it. george, in 11 days, president obama overturned many of the policies that much of the world disliked. he ended ban

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sean: poor chris wallace checked the facts of a representative that was on "fox news sunday." >> whatd this is something that will be familiar to you -- what i think is so interesting is the shiny penny. by the way, it is the obama administration. they are not wanting to go too much further. as we speak, and they are probably retreating. the distraction about what is really going on with pakistan, try to decouple afghanistan and pakistan -- trying to decouple afghanistan and pakistan. sean: every credible poll shows that americans are against obama care. are they trying to intimidate? what is the strategy here? >> the fact that the fact checking is so appalling, what does that say a but other news networks? -- what does that say about other news networks? why do they not go after msnbc? sean: because he has got his head so far -- because he gets a thrill up his leg every time the president speaks. he is an extension of the white house press office. >> let me try to be a little bit fair and balanced, which i think is the expression of this network. the opinion programs on fox at night,

a busy day for you today filling in for chris wallace and a jam packed show. start with iran.ds like the inspection letts take off october 25th. what is the reaction on capitol hill? >> the october 25th date is three weeks not two weeks as the president predicted when talked about the talks in geneva. there is a lot of skepticism about whether iran is fully coming forward. they are highly doubtful that iran can be negotiated off the position of its nuclear program. then you get to the sense of what are the options and how long are you going to give them. the question is whether israel will act unilaterally. the senator says it as bad thing for the world if that happens but they said sanctions look more and more like a reality and that the senate independent of the administration should move forward to give the president options on the table. there was surprisingly consensus, republicans and democrats saying they should act quickly on that. >> is there any criticism for the way the president handled this and how he moved forward that the point? >> glenn: two republican. >> two

brandon wallace, american hero. i'll see you tomorrow night, 8:00 sharp eastern and until then, good night, friend. >>> tonight on "the joy behar show" curb your enthusiasm, star larry david's urine joke is pissing on the catholic church. did he cross the line? >>> plus the michael jackson movie "this is it." is it a thriller or do more damage to the king of pop's image? >>> the always hilarious wanda sykes will join me in the studio to talk life, love and the dangers of bikini waxing. >>> tonight, many catholics are furious with larry david because of a joke he maid on your show "curb your enthusiasm" involving jesus. did the joke go too far? >>> then, michael jackson may be gone from the world, but he is very much alive at the box office. his new movie opened yesterday. we're going to find out what's wrought with "this is it." >>> wanda sykes is on stage, screen, television, and tonight she's on my show. is she on a roll or on speed? all this and more starts now. >>> now, some people call this clip from larry davi

of the alleged plot forcing the late night host to admit to having sex with woman staffer, kelly wallace is here with the latest. >> reporter: more and more bizarre. good morning. friends and colleagues of joe halderman are in absolute shock over the allegations. allegations the veteran news producer who covered crime for "48 hours" stands accused of a crime that could land him up to 15 years behind barses. joe halderman looked sober and serious on in court on friday. his only comment was when he entered a not guilty plea. his attorney says the 51-year-old father will vigorously fight accusation againsts him. >> thisser to is far more complicated than what you heard this afternoon. >> reporter: according to prosecutors, at 6:00 a.m. on september 9th halderman waited outside letter mann's manhattan home and left a package on the back seat of his car. in an enclosed letter halderman said he needed to make a large chunk of money. he allegedly threatened to write a screen play saying letterman's world is with b. to collapse around him if information about his private life is good opposed. ha

tune in sunday for fox news sunday, brett will be sitting down chris wallace taking a few days off.e full of key senators talking about health care reform and perhaps the situation in afghanistan. check your local time analystings for foxnews sunday. i'm brian wilson thanks for watching, we'll see you next week! >> welcome to a new hour, hi i'm jamie colby. >> and i'm kelly wright. today in tennessee a family is giving thanks for a miracle. baby boy snatched from his mother by a knife wielding woman found unharmed. suspect now custody. we'll have more throughout the hour. and we'll beqm talking with one of the fbi agents who helped find this little boy. >> two american soldiers shot dead during a joint operation in afghanistan. their deaths are raising new fears today that militants are infiltrating the ranks of the afghan forces. a sign that the violence is far from over. we'll have a live report from the ground in just a few minutes. >> all of this is happening as president obama mulls over his options in the war torn region. yesterday he met with the top commander in afghanistan,

one which triggered a sue nam thi in december of 2004 killing more than 230,000 people. >> kelly wallace, thank you for coming in. >>> now to the south pacific where a major relief effort is under way this morning to get food, water and medicine to areas devastated by wednesday's earthquake and tsunamis. reporter michael morrah of new zealand's tv 3 sent in this report from one of the hardest hit areas. >> reporter: in the village, this woman was consoled by a police officer as the body of her mother was driven away. what makes it worse is that it was she herself who found the body buried beneath a sheet of corrugated iron. half an hour later, her two these nieces, aged one and two years old were also discovered. the damage was most evidence in the have i village of poutasi. fishing vehicles were fly ago to the shore. mine people in this village alone with feared dead. >> we ran back through the pig farm back there and up the hill and we only just made it. lots of people didn't. saw lots of people get sucked away. >> reporter:off head, they were searching for on bodies and dropping smoke

report in just a moment but first the latest on indough sneeze i can't from cbs new z kernt kelly wallace. >> reporter: the extent of damage and destruction from this one-two punch won't be known for day, but authorities believe the death toll of more than 500 will climb substantially. with reports hundreds of buildings collapsed in the first quake, and fears that many people are trapped beneath the rubble. sumatra island was slammed with not one, but two earthquakes in 24 hours. the first quake struck off the coast of padang at 5:16 p.m. wednesday local time. the second inland quake hit less than 16 hours later thursday morning local time. the latest quake, a shallow inland earthquake is known to cause more destruction and building damage. amateur video captured the fear when the first massive earthquake struck. hundreds of people running for their lives in padang a coastal city with a population of 900,000. the shaking was so intense that people had to sit on the street to avoid falling. rescuers used their bear hands to comb through debris. # hampering the rescue effort, a loss of powe

brett joins us this morning for chris wallace. good morning. >> good morning, melanie. >> first i want to talk about the iran secret nuclear facility and whether we'll wait for the imposition of sanctions. >> that is the question we'll pose on fox news sunday. there is a lot of concern here in washington and on capitol hill about how far iran is as far as getting a nuclear weapon. you saw a front page story in the new york times about a secret up until now iaea report that iran is close and has the data to make a nuclear bomb. you look at that, which is much further down the road than the u.s. intelligence community has been pubcly, it's much closer to britain, also the israelis, but you start getting into a time table situation and wondering whether these talks are going to pay off or are really a stalling technique. that's something that congress is dealing with and may move forward on sanctions on its own. >> and the scary thing is that it feels like we've been down this road before. now a war strategy n afghanistan will be a t

. >> i'm john wallace, we'll see you again next week. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] >> day corn. >>> acorn, tangled roots. >> hard-nosed protests. >> all these people come running toward the building. >> voter registration fraud. >> these practices are clearly in violation of nevada law and the under cover tapes that stun add nation. >> is acorn about to fall? >> this report has claims of racketeering, fraud and embezzlement. are the people going to prison? >> this hour, stories you haven't heard. interviews you've never seen. >> we he asked for a significant amount of money. >> including the man who started it all. >> i don't have to get it. >> the truth about acorn. it to? the association of community organizations for reform now says it has more than 400,000 member families and more than 1,200 chapters across the country. it also has hundreds of affiliated organizations, some with global reach. and it is now in the middle of a growing national scandal. in part thanks to explosive undercover videotape widely broadcast

. >> national parks, the writer and historian wallace steger in once said, are the best idea we've ever had. >> it's not the best idea. the best idea came from thomas jefferson, that all human beings irrespective of the accident of their birth, are entitled to enjoy the aspirations of being fully complete and free human beings. that's america's gift to the world. but right up there are the national parks. >> rose: as i was looking at that, i today you while we were watching it together, where do you get these people? and then you listen to them and you said to me as we were coming out of that that someone said "this has to be scripted." you don't give them the you want to create the most real remembrance and observation you can. >> and then, as you do, listen. just listen. and then follow that line of thought. and so you listen to somebody like clay jhing kinson or shelton johnson the ranger from yosemite and somebody said to me that was an actor, and i said no. and he doesn't see the thing. that was made up on the spot. it's all extemporaneous. that's, of course, the way it has to be.

. >> general odierno, on a wallace and iraq in 2005, to fill some six with united states marine corps working with sunni arab and civil affairs capacity and one thing i notice from the population they repeatedly expressed concern to me that, the iraqi army at that time working in the area was predominately shia with very few sunnis and the iraqi army and they saw that as an occupation and not force of their own. is there a better integration and the military today? >> the army and police force itself is representative of the population. so, i believe there has been more done to integrate sunni and shia. you don't hear that much anymore. the sons of iraq and to treating them and security forces out of anbar specifically which we did and early 2007 helped specifically out in anbar and other areas. but we have sunni leaders, shia leaders, kurdish leaders. so i think the army for the most part reflects a good cross section. i still think there's some iraqis will tell you they are concerned about that leaders have not yet been approved by the council of representatives and are selected by

. >>> i'm bret baier in for chris wallace and this is "fox news sunday." two global hot spots test the obama administration. afghanistan, what is needed, more troops or a new strategy? and iran, it says yes to inspectors but can it be trusted? we will discuss these challenges and more with four influencal members of the senate, republicans lindsay grahame and sax by sham bliss. chambliss a republican from georgia. lets gate to yeerngs we have seen significant developments overnight and senators, the front page of "the new york times," this morning, has this story, and reports say iran has data to make a nuclear pom and an analysis by the iaea, and, the times writes, quote, most dramatically the report says the agency assesses iran has sufficient information to be able to design and produce a workable implosion nuclear device. and based on highly enriched uranium and the excerpts also suggest that iran has done much research and testing to perfect nuclear arms like making my high voltage debt naerts and dining warheads and we should pointed out "the times"

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. >> time now for some comments you posted on our blog wallace watch. alan and jean hodge wrote about future involvement in afghanistan. how is that democrats must ram through health care reform without debate and have no problem agonizing over whether or not to fight the afghan war while our own troops die for lack of support? charles sent us this about a u.n. agency announcing plans to check out that iran nuclear plant later this month. that's just like telling a robbery suspect that you'll be inspecting his place in three weeks. just what do you think he'll do? he'll get rid of all the evidence. please keep your comments coming. you can find us at foxnewssunday.com. have a great week. we'll see you next "fox news sunday." captioning by captionmax www.captionmax.com discover the champion in you! (applause) well, god bless you. it is always our joy to come in to your homes. we love you. we know god has greatn

. >> i think chris wallace's show. gone on chris wallace's show i think chris tries to be fair and balanced and he has one democrat on the panel and he has some other attack dogs on the panel. but progress sifs aren't just taking on the president. they're now taking on senate majority leader harry reid in nevada. listen. >> i'm your typical swing voter, i have voted for republicans for president and i voted for president obama. i also voted for senator harry reid many times, but in 2010, i'll only be voting on one issue. i'm watching to see if harry reid is strong and effective enough as a leader to pass a public health insurance option into law. >> okay, since reid is in trouble in nevada i think 52% of nevadans are in favor of the public option. is he going to be forced to pub the public option? >> i would hope. i don't understand why some democrats like harry reid are being as obstructionist as the republicans. there's nothing wrong with infighting among parties, there shouldn't be anybody marching lock step with on

brandon wallace, american hero.ight, 8:00 sharp eastern and until then, good night, friend. >> hello. i'm brooke anderson. at the top of the hour, the brand-new startling revelation about jon gosselin's 22-year-old girlfriend, calling him abusive and sarah palin's response to levi johnson's new threats against her. should she just stay silent? at the top of the hour, right here on hln.

i point to chris wallace's show. chris wallace is fairly balanced himself. his panel is somewhat balanced. he has juan williams, as well as the heinous bill crystal. but -- >> i didn't realize is that his first name? >> no, it's lamar crystal. speak to me, nia, go ahead. >> even garrett, he's a straight up guy. he does straight-up reporting. but i think -- that's the danger. if you equate all of fox news with glenn beck, i mean it's not the case. as your other guests said, it looks like folks are trying to distance themselves from other people on fox news. also what i think maybe is smart on this strategy, you are seeing republicans also start to distance themselves. you had lindsey graham come out and say beck is a clown. >> that's the key to the story. right there. >> that's the part of this good for our debate separate if it's good for the obama administration. even you if don't like the administration, the quarantining of the toxic conservative fringe voices is g. i guarantee the republicans will do better if we hear more about olympia snowe and lindsey

. >> i think chris wallace's show. gone on chris wallace's show i think chris tries to be fair and balanced and he has one democrat on the panel and he has some other attack dogs on the panel. but progress sifs aren't just taking on the president. they're now taking on senate majority leader harry reid in nevada. listen. >> i'm your typical swing voter, i have voted for republicans for president and i voted for president obama. i also voted for senator harry reid many times, but in 2010, i'll only be voting on one issue. i'm watching to see if harry reid is strong and effective enough as a leader to pass a public health insurance option into law. >> okay, since reid is in trouble in nevada i think 52% of nevadans are in favor of the public option. is he going to be forced to pub the public option? >> i would hope. i don't understand why some democrats like harry reid are being as obstructionist as the republicans. there's nothing wrong with infighting among parties, there shouldn't be anybody marching lock step with on

michael wallace eating well. of course when someone dies of a drug abuse and it seems from earlier reports his body had become almost a walking pharmacy. this book actually details why michael felt so lonely and so broken. unfortunately, for too many people in our culture, drugs are a way of compensating. >> i would read in the book he would go for weeks without eating. then he would get on an i.v. drip. that's not a sign of mental health, i'm sorry. >> well, i don't know what they mean -- are they saying his his constitution was healthy? i think one of the things that makes this book so searingly honest is how michael wanted to tell the public, wanted to share with the public, how fame and fortune are not what we think them to be. they don't compensate for loss of affection in your childhood. doesn't compensate for loss of unconditional love. think some of michael's fans wanted him to betrayed as much more perfect. he did not want to be martyred. he wanted to win a long happy life. >> i know, he may not have wan

police say that wallace suza was involved in drug trafficking. they say he would have his criminal rivals killed then have the camera crews arrive first on the scene which drove up his show's ratings. those are some of the stories we're following for you on this thursday. hoping you are having a good one. smnchts kids in chicago are overcoming odds most people have trouble even comprehending. that's from the nation's education secretary. yesterday arnie duncan met with students from the same schools as a teenager who was beaten to death in the street just last month. duncan and attorney general eric holder also met with chicago's mayor. holder says incidents like that beating should concern everyone. >> youth violence is not a chicago problem. any more than it is a black problem, a white problem, or a hispanic problem. it is something that affects communities big and small and people of all races and all colors. it is an american problem. >> darion albert's death was captured on cell phone video. it was not an isolated incident. last night on our

like i always point to chris wallace's show. he's fairly balanced himself.anel is somewhat balanced. he has juan williams as well as the heinous bill crystal. >> i didn't realize that. is that his first name? >> it's lamar crystal. speak to me. >> even major garrett in the white house press corps, he's a straight-up guy and does straight-up reporting. that's a danger here. if you're equating all of fox news with glenn beck, i mean, it's certainly not the case. as your other guests said, it looks like folks are trying to distance themselves from other people on fox news. but also what i think is smart, maybe about this strategy, is that you are seeing republicans also start to distance themselves. you had lindsey graham come out and say basically -- >> that's the key to the whole story. right there. >> i think that's good for our debate. separate whether it's good for the obama administration. even if you don't like the obama administration, the quarantining of these toxic, conservative fringe voices is good. i guarantee you, the republicans will do better if

joe wallace, defense attorney, author of "prosecutorial misconduct" joining us out of the philadelphia jurisdiction. sue mont sue moss, i'm scared. have you ever known a juvenile judge that was any more harsh than, say, a social worker? they want to sit around a little table and tell the juvenile to write an essay about why they did a bad thing, and then they can go home and have a cookie. i'm not kidding. i practiced in juvenile court before i got to big court, and that's the mentality there. >> if she is sent home to freely roam -- >> i'll bust a gasket. >> -- then lady justice must be taking a nap. it's absolutely ridiculous. because the reality is if this crime is premeditated she's going to be doing some adult time. you look at the seriousness of the case, the fact that it resulted in death. this kid is not going to be prosecuted in a juvenile hall but in real adult jail, and i think she's going to spend a lot of time there. >>> as the days grew longer and the search effort came up empty, everyone dreaded the news. >> we came into the possession of some written documents. the resu

. >> general odierno, on a wallace and iraq in 2005, to fill some six with united states marine corpsworking with sunni arab and civil affairs capacity and one thing i notice from the population they repeatedly expressed concern to me that, the iraqi army at that time working in the area was predominately shia with very few sunnis and the iraqi army and they saw that as an occupation and not force of their own. is there a better integration and the military today? >> the army and police force itself is representative of the population. so, i believe there has been more done to integrate sunni and shia. you don't hear that much anymore. the sons of iraq and to treating them and security forces out of anbar specifically which we did and early 2007 helped specifically out in anbar and other areas. but we have sunni leaders, shia leaders, kurdish leaders. so i think the army for the most part reflects a good cross section. i still think there's some iraqis will tell you they are concerned about that leaders have not yet been approved by the council of representatives and are selected by t

. >> i'm john wallace, we'll see you again next w >> good morning everyone, it's sunday, october 4th, we begin with a fox news alert for you. a stunning report from the united nations. iran now has sufficient information to produce a nuclear bomb. we're live in washington with the latest details. >> and another fox news alert, as eight more u.s. troops killed overnight in afghanistan adding to the death toll this weekend, is the message being sent to president obama deciding whether to send additional troops to the region. >> and free style motocross like you've never seen before. see if i have what it takes to race like the pros. chances are-- >> i'm assuming no that looks hot. >> as the weather gets chilly in my new town of philly i start to become a slouch. what never gets old are my friend who occupy the curvy couch. >> whew. >> you need some punctuation. >> it's "fox & friends." >> i don't need commas dave. >> commas are for sissies. thank you for joining us. we have a lot to tell you about anything the fox news alert. we'll get into the debate this morning, similar to the debate

also clinical psychologist wendy wallace. tell us what did you see here? >> well, i was on the sixth floor of the hall there. you know, we have two labs. we have the organic chemistry and the biochemistry. and i was in the biochemistry labs. and it was 15 minutes within me starting the class. and i heard somebody yelling, call 911, call 911, not from your cell phone. i opened the door and saw the victim with a t.a., and the t.a. was holding her up next to him and then he had his hand on her throat. and, you know, she was bleeding a lot. and so, you know, in shock, i thought something happened, a flask blew up or something in lab. so i waved them in and told them to bring her in our lab and sit her down. so we sat her down. and then we brought the t.a. a chair. he sat next to her. he like wouldn't let go of her of her neck. we immediately called 911. and, you know, up until then, i didn't know it was a stabbing. so the lady on the other side of the -- you know, on the phone asked me, you know, what happened. and i said -- i asked the t.a. and he yelled, you