my name is david wallace and i am one of the people that urged supervisor wiener to take action at jane warner plaza. there is a time and place for everything and a central transit hub in a tourist district is not the place to break ground for public nudity. we should designate areas such as beaches and people are aware it's the norm and allow this to take place in those areas. thank you. >> thank you. before i get to the next speaker let me call a few more names. (calling speaker cards). >> and if i could say just before the next speaker if there are folks in the over flow room there are now seats available in this room if you would like to migrate in. next speaker please. >> good morning. my name is dennis spencer. i am here to support supervisor wiener's proposal to ban public nudity in districts and keeping for fairs and beaches and parades. i have been in business in the castro since 1982. i am a self employed hair dresser. over the last two years i seen a marked change with the introduction what is a nudist living room in the area. a small group of people have created an uncomfort

♪ captioned by closed captioning services, inc >> eric: i'm chri >>> i'm chris wallace. davidetraeus tells congress what he knows about the benghazi attack. ♪ ♪ >> chris: in a series of closed door hearings, lawmakers investigate what happened before, during, after the assault that killed four americans. we get the latest from saxby chambliss, vice chair of the senate intelligence committee. joe lieberman, head of the homeland security committee. then, republicans look to regroup after a disappointing election. does the party need a new message or better messengers? we talk with two leading governors. bobby jindal of louisiana and scott walker of wisconsin. plus, the president and congressional leaders try to pull back from the fiscal cliff. with 44 days and counting, we'll ask our sunday panel can a deal be made in time? and our power player of the week. killing us softly with her song. all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ >> chris: hello, again, from fox news in washington. we'll talk with our guests in a moment. first the update on the tense military situation on the isr

i love some of david foster wallace quotes in the book. one of those was in the piece. by telling the truth. being earnest i'll take an earnest person over a hip person every day because hip is short term. earnest is long term. >> and alfred einstein. it is i have no special talent, i'm only passionately curious. >> brilliant. >> very nice. >> thank you, jeff. >> sure guys. >> jason aldean is selling out stadiums across the country. this morning he talks about the next stage of his career after weathering a storm over a xag you expect from one of his songs -- ♪ >> jason aldean's fans are loyal and his upcoming tour dates are selling out faster than his fans can swipe a credit card. it took seven minutes to fill boston's fenway park. ♪ >> i don't do it for the business side of everything and no offense but to do interviews, that's not what i signed up for this for. i love playing music and that's what it's about. >> for cbs "this morning," manuel bojorquez, dallas. >>> he was here. he's a really great guy. for what he's been through, cheater, cheater, pumpkin eaters, you

i love some of the david foster wallace quotes in the book. one of those was in the piece.telling the truth, be earnest. i'll take an earnest person over a hip person because hip is short term, earnest is long term. >> that's great. and charlie's favorite quote -- >> is from einstein. >> of course. i have no special talents, i am only passionately curious. >> very nice. thank you, jeff. >> sure, guys. >>> jason aldean is selling out stadiums all across the country. this morning, he talks about the next stage of his career after weathering a storm over a ,,,,,, >>> a big scandal in new york. a dozen new york jets players told a reporter that tim tebow is terrible. they said he is a terrible quarterback. and believe me, if anybody knows terrible, it's the jets. these guys know what they are talking about. they know what they are talking about. >> country music's jason aldean had a long ride to the top and he's planning to stay a while. his new cd debuted at number one just as the scandal threatened to shake up his career and his family. >> he spoke about the pitfalls of being

david corn. benjamin wallace-wells of "new york" magazine, msnbc contributor and queen bee of the grio.com joy reidpolitical analyst and executive editor of msnbc.com, our favorite import from the uk, richard wolffe. after weeks of verbal assaults, lobbed at u.s./u.n. ambassador susan rice by republican leaders the ambassador went to capitol hill to sit down with her critics. did her face-to-face clear up outstanding questions and put an end to the accusatory language? judging by the initial reaction from john mccain,

david plouffe and ed gillespie. at 2:00 p.m., chris wallaceitting down with david axelrod, obama campaign. strategist and then the political adviser for the romney campaign. "state of the union" welcoming chicago democratic mayor rahm emmanuel, haley barbour, and democratic strategist steve almendorff. "face the nation" with bob schieffer. the someday network talk shows a rehearing on c-span radio brought to you as a public service. they begin at noon eastern with "meet the press," of the union" and then "face of the nation." 90.1 fm in d.c. area, xm 119, on your blackberry, android, or iphone. visit cspanradio.org. [video clip] >> why would they want to assassinate william henry eward? >> in the events of the death of the president and vice president, the secretary of state was tasked with organizing an election. i don't think so. booth was not a lawyer. he was an actor, a shakespearean actor who played julius caesar park for them for words. -- played him forwards and backwards. he viewed seward as a co- tyrrant. >> more about the leader of l

david petraeus on the libya terror attack, this is special report. good evening, i'm chris wallace in for bret baier, former cia chief david petraeus testified before congressional committees today in closed door sessions and some charge petraeus now changed his story about what happened in the september 11th attack on the u.s. mission in libya, his testimony now raises more questions about the obama administration's account in the days after the assault. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge reports from capitol hill. good evening. >> thank you, the former cia director is used to coming in the front door and today shunned reporters and entered the loading dock and briefed the house and senate intelligence committee. the former cia director was pushed to explain why today he said he believed it was terrorism from the start when on september 14th, according to a senior republican in the house, the directors emphasis was on the anti-islam film. >> his testimony today was that from the start he had told us that this was a terrorist attack, a terrorist involved from the s

sunday this weekend, but first, questions surrounding the resignation of general david petraeus from the cia. chris wallace joins us now. >> reporter: it's been quite a week, melanie. >> uh, yeah, i'm exhausted! >> reporter: we are at the top of the hour going to have the first interview, exclusive interview with diane feinstein, chairman of the senate intelligence committee. and interestingly enough, she came out with a statement, the only leader to do this on friday, to say i understand the decision for petraeus to step down, but i wish the president had not accepted his resignation, with more revelations this weekend. we'll ask her whether she still feels that way and of course petraeus was supposed to testify before her committee on thursday, a hearing they were going to hold about libya, the benghazi attack. now he's not going to testify. his new deputy, the acting director, mike morel, is going to testify. we'll ask her about that as well. >> right, chris. the question has been somewhat about the talking points memo about the attack. we're told that came from the cia. one might say the talking points

david. nicolle wallace, i know you're reaching your contacts and you have some news?mer colleagues from my time with governor jeb bush there, on the ground there, the gop insiders doubted the obama are ground game but not anymore. they said they had a ground game, we've been saying all night, that was superior to anything that was mounted before. it's their judgment that it appears it's worked. >> with more than 86% of the vote in florida we show it again, president obama holding on to a little more than 35,000 vote lead. let me switch to ohio where more than half the votes have come in in the state of ohio. president obama, 51%, governor romney, 58%. let's bring that to jake tapper in chicago. and are they feeling it right now in chicago, jake? >> they feel confident. first of all, you have the people here in this arena who are cheering both every time there is a state projection for a victory. new hampshire was a big one. pennsylvania a big one. minnesota, of course. but then, the question, of course, of what's going on in obamaland. president obama is in his hyde p

chris wallace will sit down with the director and david axelrod and check your local listingings.nd the cia laid out a time line of what happened before and after the attack on the consulate in libya. and now there is a challenge to that act. house of foreign relation committee explains what this information means for the investigation. coming up next. don't go away . [ male announcer ] humana and walmart have teamed up to bring you a low-priced medicare prescription drug plan. ♪ with a low national plan premium... ♪ ...and copays as low as one dollar... ♪ ...saving on your medicare prescriptions is easy. ♪ so you're free to focus on the things that really matter. call humana at 1-800-808-4003. or go twalmart.com forails. fire bad! just have to fire roast these tomatoes. this is going to give you a head start on your dinner. that seems easier [ female announcer ] new progresso recipe starters. five delicious cooking sauces you combine with fresh ingredients to make amazing home-cooked meals. >> the cand dastes scheduled for the final days show cluse of where they hope to make key

wallace. a personal scandal forces c.i.a. director davidraeus is>> a personal scandal forced petraeus to resign. we will discuss the startling end to a brilliant career and look ahead to the congressional investigation to the terror attack in benghazi with the chairman of the senate intelligence committee diane fine stein. it's a fox news sunday exclusive. then the new year will bring higher taxes and huge spending cuts unless a divided washington cuts a deal. we will talk with four congressional leaders who will play big roles in trying to find a compromise. republican senator and congressman tom price and democratic senator ken conrad. plus president obama looks ahead to a second term while republicans look to regroup. we will ask our sunday panel about what both sides need to do moving forward all right now on "fox news sunday." >> hello again from fox news in washington on veteran's day when we honor the military for their service to our nation. sadly we begin with a dramatic fall from bragrace of one of th most respected military men o

. >> and nicolle wallace, we just heard david muir say, no second-guessing among the romney team as of yet. republicans looking at numbers like this, they have to be thinking, what are we going to do in the future? >> women aren't an interest group to be targeted. they're more than half the country. your message has to be -- we're the deciders, if you will. if your message doesn't work with women, you can't win a national election. so, republicans have to do more than fine-tune the message to women. they have to look at the substance they were campaigning on. mitt romney made a bet that it was the economy, the economy, the economy. but it wasn't just due to being a competent manager of the economy. it was viewed as someone who understood how terribly painful it is, that empathy that he wasn't able to tap into. despite a stellar first debate performance, that just wasn't enough. >> and talking about the economic message for women. it was broader. the president focusing on a lot of social issues that were at play through this entire election. >> and he was helped by that in some republic

testify on benghazi, many are asking if there's something else behind david petraeus's shocking exit. >> mike: let's talk to chris wallaceid petraeus was maybe the most respected military man of our generation, and maybe before as well. architect of the surge, the situation in iraq. the architect of the surge that at least stabilized the situation in afghanistan as i say. the most celebrated, the most respected military man of our time and to see this extraordinary fall from grace is shocking and sad. >> alisyn: the fact that this week he will not be going to speak in front of house investigators, but in his stead, the acting, the now acting cia director michael morelle will. is that just because there's too much heat on david petraeus or do people in washington think that he's trying to somehow skirt the investigation? >> well, look, i think that this is overwhelmingly a personal scandal. obviously, people will ask questions about and if we're going to have an exclusive interview today on fox news sunday with the chairman of the senate intelligence committee who is going to hear from petraeus on thursday and hear from t

. >> i'm chris wallace in washington and the big story here today. former cia director davidthe libya terror attack. tonight on special report, petraeus now says he knew all along the deadly assaults on the benghazi mission was terrorism. one senior republican maintains petraeus initially blamed reaction it an anti-islam video. hamas rockets targeted jerusalem for the first time today along with tel aviv. israel called up 16,000 reservists, moving a step closer to a ground offensive and egypt is warning israel to back off. we'll have a live report from the israel-gaza border. and talks aimed at avoiding the fiscal cliff were held between leaders. we'll get reactions from all sides. special report at washington starts at 6 eastern. now, back to new york and "the five." ♪ >> love the doobie brothers. right now, we're seeing republicans argue why they lost the election and over disarray, not me, i never confused debate with fractionalism and lock step with unity. the goal is to pick apart the message, but most americans agree with that. and so we live in a country that dislikes

david holds honorary degrees from colorado college in montana state university where he served as the wallace professor of western american studies. he is also aware of the national magazine award three times for articles and a wide variety of magazines, including esquire, the atlantic, and rolling stone. the third of these awards, magazine awards was for a national geographic story called was a star when wrong. the national geographic, he has the title contributing writer with some, which gives him the -- which requires him to write, did you say three articles a year, david? three articles a year for national geographic. he describes his fields as biology, the radical ecology and conservation. after this evening i hope you will have as much appreciation for his physical strength and stamina as you have for his writing talents. in his field, research, he tracks indiana jones style through jungles and rain forests that most of us would never want to step foot in. tonight you are going to learn a new word, though enosis, at least i learned that a new word. the tse's are infectious diseases

david petraeus was supposed to testify. we'll have to see if indeed he ever does. embassador, thank you. >> thank you. >> for more, we will speak live with chris wallace later about his interview with california senator diane feinstein. she'll weigh in on the petraeus resignation and what it means for the hearings into the libya attack. >>> back to the budget. the capital, politics, and the fiscal cliff. there's a decision taking place between the white house and congress. this week, president obama has actually invited congressional leaders to the white house to discuss a way to avoid the fiscal cliff. that's massive automatic tax increases and spending cuts that will kick in at year's end unless a deal is reached. let's find out if that's possible. john fund, national review magazine and coauthor of who's counting. >> thank you. >> start with asking about the president asking congressional leaders to come to the white house. a lot of people called for that. do you think we'll see bipartisanship? i better learn to say that because we hope it will be here. before the end of the year when we need it? >> well, there are two problems. one, there's not much time left and

and david axelrod will be sitting down with chris wallace as well. we'll see what mr. axelrod says.s is going to be an interesting several days. bill: maybe we're here late on tuesday night. maybe we are here into early wednesday morning. that's why we watch. ohio you know is critical, battleground state in the race for the white house. one county has a history of election problems. how votes are counted and what election officials are doing there to protect the vote. plus the lines for gasoline they stretch for miles. be grateful you are not one of these folks. >> what's billion dollars look like? what about a trillion? what about our national debt? it's massive and it cast a dark shadow over the dollar, the stock market, your retirement, your investments and your lively food. the national debt has tripled in the last ten years. gold has gone up over 600%. bill: how you are the votes tallied there, and what has changed there? >> the officials here say this a lot has changed. they've completely overhauled the systems with transparency, credibility and professionalism. you've got mem

general david petraeus testified before congress about the benghazi attack. earlier today i spoke with fox news sunday host chris wallaceut that and what we can expect on his show this weekend. >> we'll be talking first to the vice chair of the senate intelligence committee sacks saxbee chambliss and joe lieberman. there have been a series of closed door hearings this week. what have they learned? there are really three parts of the story, the warnings and needing more security, what happened between the first and second attacks that night and thirdly, why this very confusing series of accounts afterwards about whether it was a terror attack, just a spontaneous mob upset about a video. so we'll be asking them to try to sort all that out. >> let me ask you earlier this week president obama gave his first press conference since being reelected. the benghazi situation came up, namely susan rice's explanation when she came out talking about it. it seems like i thought the election was over, but it seems like politics are still fueling some of the back and forth between both sides. do you think we'll see this continue? >> on

chris wallace is here, the anchor of ""fox news sunday"." daviday not have that mustache come wednesday or he might, chris. what do you make of the posture of both of these campaigns? >> reporter: the interesting thing is you certainly expect them to take that line on tv. i know some of these guys in both campaigns pretty well and i think from years of reporting i'm pretty good at telling who is bluffing and who is not, i will tell you when i talk to them privately, and i've got good source necessary both campaigns i think they both believe, both sides believe they are going to win. i think the obama camp thinks they are going to take hao*eud anohio and hold onto that fire wall in the midwest of ohio, iowa and wisconsin. i think the romney camp thinks they are going to win florida, virginia, north carolina and take ohio and/or pennsylvania. beason went onto say they are going to take 300 electoral votes, they are going to win big. i think they genuinely believe it. there is some confusion on both sides. romney today, the day before election is in