chris: kindle.kathleen. >> if health care is still twisting in the wind come november, which it seems likely, two gubernatorial races , new jersey and virginia, could go to republicans and change the -- chris: i think they're already going republican. why are those two states going republican? >> corzine, unpopular enough to be seriously challenged. and in virginia, well, they're just -- i think there's still support for somebody -- for change, a change agent. chris: you write for "the washington post." they have said there will be a slashover over the potomac and that will hurt them. >> i'm not sure that's true. >> democrats will actually get a boost this fall by going after wall street finally. i think you'll see barney frank and christopher dodd go after financial reform. chris: stop taking money from them? >> i don't think they're going to stop taking money from them. chris: that's the question. >> they will get a little bit of populist rage behind them and maybe helpful given all the other deba

. >> chris: i'm chris wallace and this is "fox news sunday." today, the president is talking. but we have a "fox news sunday" exclusive. the only place you won't see barack obama making yeter in pitch for healthcare. our issues today? acorn under fire. the controversial community organizing group gets slammed by congress after undercover video shows possible criminal activity. we'll have a fair and balanced debate between the head of acorn, bertha lu which i lewisd congressman darrell issa. brit smith, john chambers of issues sew and steve of office depot. >>> the white house dismisses protesters and boycotts a news organization. whatever happened to reaching out to all americans? we'll ask our sunday panel, brit, mara, paul and juan. and our power player of the week, the legendary hope diamond as you have never seen it before. all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in washington. as you may have heard by now, president obama decided to do five sunday shows today. but the white house made it clear they had no interest in talking to us. we will have m

. >> chris: i'm chris wallace and this is "fox news sunday." >>> president obama makes his case for healthcare reform. now, it is congress' turn. we will talk with four senators at the heart of teeth bait. the debate. then, his outburst during the speech has got everyone talking. we'll sit down with a man who called out the president, congressman joe wilson, in a "fox news sunday" exclusive. plus, the road ahead in afghanistan, eight years after 9/11. are democrats in congress prepared to flock the presidents if plan for victory? we will ask our sunday regulars. and our power player of the week, big labor's biggest voice. all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in washington. we'll talk with congressman joe wilson in a few minutes about his outburst during the president's speech and whether he will apologize on the house floor or face some form of discipline from the democratic leadership. but first, was mr. obama's speech a game changer in the debate easer is healthcare reform? let's get right to it. senator orrin hatch of utah, did the presidents it speech improve h

>> chris: i think i look at it.might use one. >> dave: cal has had 8 plays of 20 yards or more on this gain. that will leave the bears with one time-out. jahvid best, trying to strengthen his candidacy for the heisman trophy. three rushing touchdowns, coming into this game. has four more. eight total touchdowns on the year. when he's touched it, he's been dynamic every time. see the best running back in the country? >> bob: he's the best one that i've seen. he got most of the yardage in the first half. i think minnesota tightened up their defense. stopped the run. that's why some of these pass plays that riley has hit in the second half, have been open. >> chris: if not the best, one of the best. what he's best at is the fact he can go the distance, because of his speed. he has 9 career rushes, over 60 yard carries. his speed, we asked about 40 speed. he said he doesn't know. but he's at 10.3 100 meters. that tells me he sustains speed over long distances. he plays football at a 10.3 100-meter speed. >> dave: if cal

. >> chris: i'm chris wallace and this is fox news sunday. global flash points. iran secretly expands its nuclear program. afghanistan where the top u.s. commander wants reenforcement. and here in the u.s., a serious terror plot is uncovered. we will examine all of them with the chair and vice chair of the senate republicans committee. democrat diane feinstein and republican christopher bynes. >>> we will sit down with republican candidate bob mcdonnell. plus, how did the president do on the world stage? we will ask our sunday panel. and our power player of the week, a young man behind the undercover acorn videos. all right now unisons. on on "fox news sunday." >> chris: hello again from fox news in washington. with new developments this week from iran to afghanistan to homeland security we are joined by the leaders of the senate intelligence committee. the chairman and vice chair. welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thank you, chris. >> start with iran and the disclosure that it has been building a secret nuclear enrichment facility. how strong is the evidence

>> chris: he's such an athlete.ying, i wish we drafted decker. he's going to give you 50 catches a year. >> dave: marqueis gray, big-time prospect out of indianapolis. skills as a receiver. we've seen him run the first couple of weeks this season, as well. looked like cal was going to blow minnesota out in the first 20 minutes. >> bob: cal scored the first two possessions. >> dave: a pooch kick. >> chris: i don't get that. >> dave: and vereen, out near midfield. we go to the studio. >> rece: going to give you a taste of what's going on on the family of network. on espn2, north carolina and east carolina, about to start the fourth quarter. tar heels by ten. on espnu, steve kragthorpe under all kinds of fire. kentucky leads 17-13. but louisville is on the move right now. wildcats have just 12 yards in the second half. >> dave: some good games on the family of networks, including here in minneapolis. first down, midfield. cal, now tied with minnesota. >> chris: find 4. find number 4. >> dave: he's in the backfield. ins

chris: when we come back, scoops and pre chris: welcome back.hing i don't know. >> the republicans are looking with great optimism towards california to sort of bring the party back. they're very optimistic that meg whitman will win the primary and possibly the general. they think she will. then karl sereni will run against barbara buckner. chris: ok. >> google is getting in the book business, the book printing business. they're buying the rights of all out of copyright books and you'll be able to order those books in stores and have them printed for you in three minutes. chris: that boggles my mind. >> i don't have anything that big. president obama campaigned on the position he would speak with -- hold talks about preconditions with america's enemies including iran, this week we're going to the general assembly in new york and president jalmjalm -- mahmoud ahmadinejad will be there trying to avoid him at all costs will president obama. >> in the finance committee the chairman matt baucus has given wer only to a few people in the committee and

>> larry: tonight -- chris brown exclusive. do you remember doing it? >> no >> larry: the singer talks for the only time on tv. >> it's crazy. >> larry: about why he hit rihanna. >> in the heat or whatever the case may be -- >> larry: why he pled guilty to felony assault. about the infamous photo. >> i didn't know the pittings i didn't know if they were real. >> larry: and his feelings for rihanna today? >> do you love her? >> definitely. >> larry: in love with her? a chris brown exclusive, right now next on "larry king live." >> larry: good evening. with us tonight on "larry king live" are chris brown, his mother joyce hopkins and his attorney mark geragos. chris entered a plea that allowed him to avoid jail time after a widely publicized incident with his girlfriend rihanna. a second felony charge of criminal threats was dropped. and chris was sentenced to five years probation, six months' community labor. we thank you all for coming. how are you doing? >> good, thank you. >> larry: this had to be the worst period of your lif

you've heard chris brown's story. we'll be taking your questions for denise brown, nicole brown simpson's sister. now, back to "larry king live." >> now, more on the rihanna chris brown saga. >> the allegations are shocking. >> he has been charged with two felonies. >> one count of assault and one count of making criminal threats. >> there is a media frenzy at the criminal courts building in l.a. >> larry: we're back. chris, you said you loved her. would it bug you if she dated other men? >> i would be affected but at the end of the day, we're not together. if she's happy, i'm cool. >> larry: what about you and other girls? >> right now, i only focus on my career. the only girls i love are my fans. >> larry: you're not dating? >> no. >> larry: you don't intend to? >> who knows. i'm not saying i'm not going to date. >> larry: if you saw her, it would have to bug you a little bit? >> who wouldn't be hurt if somebody else is with the person you love. >> larry: in late may, video chris brown bowling with recording artist

chris: hold on, hold on. time-out. >> exactly. chris: look at wade phillips. no, y'all get back. >> and it really helped him. who did it help? it heppeds the giants kick even a better one next time. chris: another 37-yarder, there it is, the game winner twice. giants over the cowboys in the big debut. look at, oh, jerry jones, can't stand to watch. 33-31, the defending n.f.c. east champions off to another strong start, they're 2-0. so dallas holds brandon jacobs to 58 yards. and bradshaw to 37. they took away the rung game, merrill, and yet two 100-yard receivers in smith and hang ham. giants have gone 13 games without a single 100-yard receiver. tony romo, a week after throwing 353 yards, well, he was just 13-29, 127 yards in this one. he'd never thrown for so few yards in a full game in his career. and again, for the trivia buffs, it's marion barber, stadium's first touchdown. it was a good game, good watch, albeit very tough on the host. >> my hat's off to the giants team and also to the cowboys for the kind of football game that they played, too. they batt

here's what i said, chris. i want to apologize to all of the hookers in america for having associated them with the united states house of representatives. yeah. i think it is a big whorehouse and they better start taking care of america and forget about the med east, start worrying about the u.s. take a look at the trade deficit and throw out this tax code. it's killing america. >> let me ask you about that. let me ask you about -- >> that's what i stand for. >> you have been missing a few chapters in american political life. the election of barack obama while you were inside and when you got out you were watching t.e.a. bag parties, town hall meetings, birther movement. what's your reaction to the world you missed, sort of angry american right out there? are you part of that? >> number one, i'm speaking at a lot of these t.e.a. bag party, t.e.a. party rallies. they need direction. they mean well. they're upset with the country. as far as obama is concerned i tell these t. em e.a. party groups, don't go after

but let's get it over, chris mckendry and john buccigross. chris: hi, you two. thanks very much. three more hours of live "sportscenter." also looking ahead to quarterback updates, both at oklahoma and u.s.c. plus, lane kiffin, urban meyer. aren't they just a good time? john: back and forth they go. trent dilfer here talking about the great game last night. we're on. [captioning made possible by espn, inc.] john: peyton manning, the deciding factor last night in miami. who would you rather have in the final minute, peyton or eli? we're breaking down the more clutch brother. plaxico burress begins his prison sentence. details of an emotional goodbye to his family at the courtroom. we have a live report from manhattan. how important is zack greinke's start tonight? plus, why the royals pitcher could have a huge impact on the american league central race. here we come. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- chris: at this hour live on "sportscenter," former giants wide receiver plaxico burress has been taken into custody following this morning's sentencing

>> i don't believe we can, chris.ry and a faith, and tribalism that we're really unfamiliar with in the west and our guys can do a great job of fighting and winning against wars, against armies and things but they're not into that. i think this, chris, if we have the choice now, i wouldn't go in to afghanistan. we have to realize what happens if we do turn around and walk

back with chris, joyce and mark.ogized, basically showed i was really sorry. >> larry: what did you say to her? >> i don't want to say what i said to her, how we had our conversation or how we dealt with the situation. it is between me and her. i'm sorry. >> larry: did you ever speak with her? >> no, i haven't. i talked to her lawyer, don. i've known don for a number of years. we have a good relationship. he, i think, had pretty good contact with her as well. >> larry: what did you say to her, joyce? >> when this happened? >> larry: yes. >> let her know i felt very, very bad for what happened. and apologized for my son. i'm so sorry for what happened to you. i didn't know what else to say. i gave her a hug and she hugged me as well. >> larry: what did she say to you? >> she didn't have a lot to say. mom, i'm okay. i'm okay. i love you. >> larry: she always call you mom? >> yeah. >> larry: something strange. later in february, you and rihanna were photographed jet skiing and relaxing at the miami home of shawn diddy c

>> well, chris, this is baseball. you could make a case for five or six different teams, but yes, i think the yankees will be the team to beat going into the playoffs. their defense on the right side has been so terrific, their bullpen is so much better than it was last year, but ultimately, it's going to come down to a.j. burnett and andy pettitte. if a.j. burnett is the pitcher that we've seen at points this year, and he's their number two starter going in and he's really good, to follow c.c. sabathia, that's a great situation for the yankees. if andy pettitte gets healthy, which he really hasn't been until his last start over the last two weeks or so, then they've got a number three starter also. it's going to be difficult for the yankees to win it all without three solid starters going in. but if they do, they have everything else to be the favorite going into the playoffs. john: all right, tim, stay right there. arguably baseball's best pitcher on the mound last night in kansas city. 25-year-old zack greinke. rem

chris, the february 8th episode shocked a lot of people for many reasons including the fact chris hadra banks. this is all before all the incident. watch. >> it affected me. you know what i'm saying. basically, especially toward women. i treat them differently. i don't want to go through the same thing -- or put a woman through the same thing that that person put my mom through. >> larry: what happened? >> i made a mistake. i made a mistake. and it's just something i have to live up to and own and just know that i can change and be a better person. but i definitely made a mistake. >> larry: do you ever think maybe something's the matter with me? >> i mean, i'm not saying i have a problem. but when people -- i'm willing to get counseling. at the end of the day. i'm willing to learn myself more. because me being 20, i don't know everything. i'm not a man fully yet. so i'm willing to definitely be a man and learn who i am and learn how to control emotions, learn how to control different things. i'm definitely willing to learn. >> larry: do you ever, joyce, think back, whenever, and say w

dear chris. hello, sweetheart. i really miss you a lot. >> reporter: 15-year-old chris is facing another giant crossroad. his long absent mother is offering him a home. >> if you want to, you could come live with me. i'm living in a lake house. i hope this is the real her. i'm liking what i'm seeing so far. i'm just wafting and hoping that she does come through. >> right now, in my mind, it's 50/50 chance if she'll stick around or not. i think her heart is in the right place and i think she loves chris and wants to be there for him, but i also realize that she's a former addict, and that lifestyle can suck her in pretty quick. >> reporter: a state investigation found the abuse allegations against chris' father dennis unsubstantiated. still st sterman >>> dennis doesn't want to see his son. therapist, mike cook, must break the news to chris. >> it doesn't seem like he's ready to face you. it works really bad, doesn't it? >> i want to cry so bad. because i'm hurt. and i feel disowned. i feel like i'm not wanted by my

i think it's just foolishness, chris. you know, we're here -- this group of admirals and generals in order to try to debunk the politics and the strategy of fear and rely on a strategy of strength. we can bring these people to the united states, put them in prisons in the united states, prisons from which nobody has ever, in the history of america, escaped, and we will be perfectly safe. this -- one thing that vice president cheney is right about, this is a national security issue. what he's wrong about is the direction in which the national security interests cuts. the national security interests cuts in favor of closing guantanamo. general soyster says taking that iconic image off the table and putting these people in prisons, prosecuting those people that we can prosecute, transferring the others, but get rid of gitmo. >> what do you think, general, is the strategy or the intent of people like cheney who are constantly trying to get people's teeth rattling? constantly trying to get people nervous -- of course, we have

you, chris.thing about race. we all grew up in america. we know it as part of our history and it's not always been a good part but it's there. it colors some of our politics to be honest. but does the white house not want this to be a topic? >> yes, they don't want it to be a topic, chris. look, it is a continuation from the campaign. barack obama ran very much as a sort of post racial candidate. obviously, everyone knew if he was elected, he would be the first african-american president. but he very rarely put that piece of his history out front. he did when pressed, when he had to, obviously, the jeremiah wright situation. remember, they downplayed that for quite some time until it became clear he could not downplay it. he addressed it in a very eloquent speech. but he did not want to talk about this. they see it as a no-win situation. they know they're in a very difficult fight about health care. and they know they need all of the troops sort of rally behind health care. they don't need people

yeah. >> chris, you know the house very well. a lot of democrats and house representatives who have a grave concerns about what the plan of action here is in afghanistan. you can be certain that those folks are getting louder and louder. it's not a huge coalition now but it's a growing coalition of folks on the left wing of this party not going to stand for a long-term sort of occupation in this country. >> you know, joan, the rest could be republicans. he could have a few conservatives on the middle east. hawkish people on the middle east. generally, jonathan's right. it's an easy vote to say he's not right. what are we doing there? >> you know, i've heard people describe him as seeming weak because he's taking his time. i disagree with that, chris. the facts on the grounds have changed. the weakness of karzai and the shady election have really changed the nature of our understanding and our commitment to karzai. so if we don't have a karzai government we're not fully behind them. then what are we backing? i also think that, you

chris turner was simply resilient. it's the fourth quarter. they trail 35-28.n fourth and four, well, they go for it. good decision. chris turner delivered and throws to ronny tyler for the first down and more and turner and the team are in business. very next play. turner drops back. so cool, calm and collected. goes up top to adrian for a 27-yard touchdown to tie the game and they win in , 38-35 and chris turner said after the game, we believed in just remained patient. >> our mindset was don't freak out. have some poise. we've -- all we have to do is make plays and play our game and everything will take care of itself. >> i thought he had a very gutty performance tonight. i thought he hung in there and chris s always been at his best in the toughest times. and i think he came through for us big-time. >> a gutty performance from chris turner. how about that? >>> talking baseball, when you play in miami you know two things for sure. there will be more empty seats than fans and it will likely rain at some point. when the nationals play in south florida they usu

please welcome chris bianco. hi, chris. great to have you.>> very good. so we're going to make sandwiches. we have dough to start with. >> let me tell what we've got. it's similar to the pizza dough, we'll make a foccachia to do. >> you make the bread for each sandwich? >> like krispy kreme, we hammer them out. it was a good idea at the time. >> it was good for your customers. >> i'm a trained professional, you know what to do. flip it over. let it find its place. then we stick like three fingers -- >> any three? >> any three. press into it a little bit. and just trap the olive oil we'll put on it. creates the nooks and crannies like the english muffins. looks very good. >> thank you. >> and then -- then a little extra virgin olive oil. >> and you get -- you get your own olive oil made, right? >> i have some oil in phoenix. >> what you need to do at home is get some friends -- >> get a guy, get a guy. >> get a guy, who puts this -- >> that's it. beautiful. >> evenly. >> yeah. a little bit of sea salt. oh, that's perfect. >> thank you. >> a li

>> it's a culture war, chris. this is the culture war all over again and this time with a racial element. >> i don't agree with that. >> i think it absolutely is. some of these same folks -- >> i have to say with all due respect, we don't do that here. >> okay. i don't agree with you. >> okay. you want to finish your thought? >> some of these same people were after the clintons in the '90s. remember all that wacky stuff? >> he was the first black president, remember that? >> exactly. race may have been an element then. >> he is pro black. his politics were pro black. that's one reason why they don't like him, too. it doesn't take away the issue. the civil rights legislation in the '60s killed the democratic party in the south. >> you can't ignore the fact that republicans and conservatives are concerned about this massive growth of government. >> fair enough. by the way, we all should be concerned about that. we should all be concerned about the massive growth of government. libertarians don't like the growth of b

>> chris: well, not so much the president as the whole western alliance. because the u.s.nd our top allies, also, russia and china will sit down with the iranians, starting in geneva on thursday, and obviously, demand answers, and, also, basically, saying, either you stand down or we'll impose sanctions, i think is absolutely a defining moment, for the west in terms of, are they, if the iranians thumb their noses, as they have over the last few years, is the alliance going to impose tough economic sanctions? one of the interesting things, i asked both senators, one democrat and one republican, well, if they don't impose sanctions, or the sanctions don't work, what about a military option, and, never one, neither kit bond, nor dianne feinstein, thought the military option would likely have much success or really stop the iranians if they are determined and obviously would have a tremendous blowback throughout the entire middle east and they say we may have to do it or the israelis may have to but think economic sanctions forcing iran to change its policy is did he have alte

>> chris arreola has all skills. he is fast. big punch, big cut. have all skills to be the world champion. but not yet. >> you have been away from boxing, you were away from boxing for four years. since you have been back you are 2-0. what did you gain in that time you were away from the ring? >> my weight will be about 250 and sweat is not important in boxing. it is the size is also important. not just as important. and actually chris is a little bit heavier than me and we will see what the fight is going to be, much movement, legwork and of course the fist work is much important. i think i'm much faster, much lighter than chris arreola, and that is why much sharper. >> when you left boxing at age 33 you had knee problems, back problems, shoulder problems. why come back? >> i'm sorry. >> why come back to boxing? >> how i come back to boxing? i make the break four years, actually, and make my comeback after four years break. i stay always in shape. i live healthy, no drinks, no smoke. and i visit fitness every day and right now i'm excellent shape

we just tip our hats to you and chris. tell little dj we're thinking about him.packers. >> yes,@@ sir, our heart will g the other way, a woman beaten up at a restaurant by a guy twice her size and her little 7-year-old had to witness it. pe@ >>> home from an errands instead of driving, one of many cost saving steps they are taking since the bread winner was laid off from her software job. >> at first it's the instant panic, we'll lose the house tomorrow and live in a cardboard box. >> she decided to turn her loss into an opportunity. spend more time with the family while taking time to find ot job she loved. trying to stretch the unemployment checks and 13-week severance to last a full year, determined not to dig into savings. >> how do you do it? >> i have the rules posted at my desk. >> reporter: rules like live within your means, which they've always done. they are also do it yourselfers. chris, a stay at home dad builds toys for his son max. >> my dad made it. that's the best. for the first time, she said up a budget, to stick to it. the family shops only for

let me go to you. >> thank you, chris.ning to what this bill will actually do. they will be forced to become part of health care. they have to do it or else they get in with a 2% tax. >> i support that. >> i don't. >> i think everyone ought to be responsible for health care. >> will be forced -- it's all about force, force this, force that. >> we have to have car insurance to drive on the highway. i can't get on the jersey turnpike -- i can't get on the jersey turnpike without insurance. >> you're asking questions. i'm trying to answer. the health care advisory committee will say what the parameters for health care are. rationing is a very real concern. factcheck.org found that the president was mistaken -- hopefully he wasn't deceiving by design, but he was mistaken when he said abortion will not be covered. it is covered in both the premiums that will be paid when people get these affordability credits or premium subsidies and it will be in the public option as well. >> just not true. >> check fastcheck.org. they are a n

do you buy chris brown's apology? we'll be talking with denise brown, sister of nicole brown simpson. >>> a new development that's bound to rock the case against jaycee dugard's captors and the question about the neighborhood where she was held. has it become a magnet for sex offenders? nancy garrido, wife of phillip garrido, now appears to be saying that she is one of the victims. that, even though she had sole control over jaycee back in 1993 when her husband was jailed for parole violations. here again with the latest, dan simon at the gra reedo house. >> reporter: nancy garrido's attorneys made the rounds today and said she miss the two children fathered by phillip garrido with the victim and that she considered all of them as family. he also seems to be providing the frame work for a defense. he used the word "victim" when describing her and also said she seemed or at least suggested she was powerless to do anything about it, do anything about what was happening in this house behind me. this is how he characteriz

listen to chris before he went to japan talking about past threats. let's listen. >> it was a direct question. do you intend to live here? do you want to live in tennessee? her answer was deflected. it was -- i remember she said, i think that the kids will be happy if i'm happy. she couldn't answer yes or no. >> okay, so the threat is there. we look at this, if the threat was there, how was she allowed to take the kids to japan for summer vacations. >> we don't know if they were returned or asked to be held in the court systems. very difficult. how did she get out of the country. you usually need two parents signatures on a document to leave the country. a lot of questions unanswered. a lot are looking saying this could happen to me. filing a police report. there's a risk going to the authorities and getting the court orders. unfortunately, japan does not recognize u.s. court orders. it's an unfortunate part of this case. >> let's get a call in. tiffany is with us in florida. >> caller: hi, how are you doing? i think it's crazy. i'm a mother and women

here is the introduction and the conversation with chris paul. >> chris paul. >> chris paul is here growing up in rural north carolina. he had the common dream of one day reaching the nba in his sophomore year in high school being less than five feet tall, left little hope that he would even make the varsity team. today he is widely coidered to be the best point guard in the nba. in 2008 was runner-up to kobe bryant as the league's mvp. he writes about his improbable journalee in long shot, never too small to dream big. i am pleased to have chris paul at the show for the first time. welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> what town are you from in north carolina. >> winston-salem. i'm from louisville north carolina but everyone knows win stole salem. >> do you get home much. >> during the summer. as soon as the season is over i'm back but never during the season. >> both parent as live. >> yes. >> they must love having -- having the opportunity to stay in the neighborhood. >> my parents are huge sports fanatics and this he are my biggest fans and i love them to death. >> how many brothers and

yes, chris cooley's wife was a redskins cheer leader, and she got fired, but she did get to marry chris you would like to see that e- mail and chris' response, it's on his blog, which is chriscoole y47.blogspot.com. and don't let your kids watch it. >> got it. thanks. up next, a young mother's desperate quest to see her daughter see. how far would you go for a cure. >> and we are always on at wusa9.com. stay with us, tonight's living well segment is next. [ female announcer ] black is always flattering. myth. head & shoulders is just for dandruff. myth. the fact is, head & shoulders does more than ordinary shampoos and conditioners. it gives you... seven scalp and hair benefits including relieving dryness, itch and irritation. fact. black may not always be flattering, but beautiful, 100% flake-free hair always is. head & shoulders. respect the scalp. love the hair. >>> tonight in living well, a story of fighting blindness against incredible odds. a family from king george, virginia, is about to take a medical odyssey to china in hopes of bringing light in the world of a child named summ

it's the chris show.ome on down here. >> i thought it was the gun show, but it's the chris show. >> turn your fingertips to face down toward your heels. erica, you'll get in between the legs -- >> don't even think of that. >> and we'll work out the backs of your arms. your triceps. and you'll take into a tricep dip. you're squeezing the abdominals keeping the chest really open. and you want two feet together. >> i feel bad. >> deep breath. >> for this one. i feel like i'm putting all this pressure on you. >> last exercise i have for us is to -- get off the floor. we'll put you down on the floor now. >> great. >> about time. >> so i'm going to have -- >> you only have 30 seconds. >> you'll actually hold chris' hands like this and then i'll get you doing a lat pulldown and a byc echicep curl. just grab hands. hold like this. now, erica, you'll think of pulling your lat muscles down, so your back muscles are all pulling right down. give her some resistance as she goes down and then you give him some resistan

. >> and i'm chris wragge. got a great two hours coming up. 50 million people across thi country don't get enough sleep. >> that's an amazing number to me. that includes the two of us by the way. >> they shy you should get seven to eight hours of sleep every night to operate at full capacity. we're working on six combined. >> i got three last night, yeah that was big for me. but here's the good news. a lot of people turn to drugs for that. there are ally different gadgets that could help you sleep. we'll bring you a few of those. >>> also working out a little bit, if you can't get to the gym, call on jim or dave or pete or chris or whoever your spouse or significant other may be named. we're doing couples working out. >> this is your chance to laugh at all, it's back. >> this couple will be working out with sarah on the show in just a couple months. also richard marx is here. but first the top story, the escalating tension between the u.s. and iran. president obama warned tehran on friday to come clean or face

as always, chris matthews is up next. >>> will israel attack iran? let's play "hardball." >>> good evening, i'm chris matthews in washington. leading off tonight, will israel attack iran? that's the question. yesterday iran fired long-range missiles capable of reaching israel in a show of strength and will that raises the prospect that israel will strike first. will they? can they do it without our help, without our okay? would they? what are the consequences if israel does strike in iran's nuclear facilities? to israel? to the united states? what will the consequences be if iran gets nuclear weapons? would that mean the end of israel as a safe haven? >>> next, do you remember when hillary clinton said the monica lewinsky story was a frame-up? conspiracy by the right to make her husband look like he had a sexual entanglement with the staffer? bill clinton says that conspiracy of the right continues. is he trying to spin away his scandal by identifying himself with president obama? if so, is he a good obama attack dog? >>> what's behind the arrest of

my sense, chris, this is classic damage control. the president were not to go and it doesn't become chicago, then i think he might

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on top of buckley and chris cal and novak. real guys, all those years running a column for "the new york times," speechwriter for nixon and agnew. years before that one of the most showboating great panache pr guys who created the kitchen debate in '69 with nixon and kruschev. thom, you're smiling. there's brezhnev to the right. he cut that event up where we got to show our commercialism at its best. >> i was smiling because i met bill safire in 1971 as a fill-in white house correspondent for "newsweek" magazine. i was 25 years old. and he was part of that murderer's row of speechwriters for richard nixon. pat buchanan, ray price, bill safire. they were fabulous. but what struck me was here was this guy who already had a reputation because of the kitchen -- kitchen debate there, but he was gentle, mild-mannered, soft-spoken, and then as he later learned -- well, his writing for -- >> okay. >> here it is. >> susan, i want to show you this. i'm showing a book. oftentimes, i do the safire political dictionary, language we use on

>> i'm chris wallace and this is >> i'm chris wallace and this is "fox news sunday." captioning made possible by fox news >> global flash points. iran secretly expands its nuclear program. afghanistan where the top u.s. commander wants reinforcements and here in the u.s. serious terror plot is uncovered. we'll examine all of them with a fair and balanced look with dianne feinstein and kit bond. then the governor race for virginia. has it become a referendum? we'll sit down with republican candidate bob mcdonnell. how did the president do on the world stage? we'll ask our sunday panel. and our power player of the week, a young man behind the undercover acorn videos. all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in washington. with new developments this week from iran to afghanistan, the homeland security, we're joined by the leaders of the senate intelligence committee, the chairman, dianne feinstein, and vice chair, christopher bond. senators, welcome back to "fox news sunday." let's start with iran and the disclosure that it has been building a se

bill: the head of acorn grilled by chris wallace.ody language takes a look at what happened. >> i didn't have a ton of friends and i went to a really small christian school. i'm sorry, too. yeah, [bleep] them. >> actress megan fox discusses her christian school upbringing. she didn't like it. >> hey, megan, what's wrong with christians? bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thank you for watching under the circumstances -- watching us tonight. president obama the sunday morning guy. as you may know the president did a number of interviews yesterday, all the big networks except for fox. apparently the obama administration is angry with us and shut chris wallace out. >> these guys, everything is personal. i have got to tell you. >> everything. >> they are the biggest bunch of cry babies i have dealt with in my 30 years in washington. they constantly

chris? >> pierre, thank you. >>> let's turn, now, in new developments of the afghan immigrant, conspiring to make and use bombs against targets in the united states. abc's chief investigative correspondent, brian ross is here. you have more on that side of the story. good morning, brian. >> reporter: the new details make it even clearer how close this plot comes to being carried out. authorities say 24-year-old najibullah zazi, had gathered the chemicals. and was ready to set off bombs in crowded places. making what the government called weapons of mass destruction. federal agents said zazi went to this and other beauty supply stores in the denver area to get his chemicals. cnn broadcast this surveillance tape of zazi inside. apparently posing as a man who had lots of girlfriends. and needed the supplies to do their hair. >> did he say he wanted to comb his hair or something? >> yeah. he said he had a lot of girlfriends. >> reporter: authorities say the same products used in beauty salons to

this is inside the chris davis. davis has struck out woven 24 times this year, and he's spent part of the year at triple-a. he was at one time leading the league in striking out. not any more. there's a strike, 1-2. all the other players in front of him with strike out have been with their teams the entire season. 2 out one on, one-0 texas. a slow chopper past the mound. roberts getting davis. chris tillman a solid 3 up, 3 down inning. 1-0 rangers. what is it to lead? at pnc, it's doing what most benefits our customers. whether that's building more certified green buildings than anyone on earth. creating online banking tools for the next generation. or making a 10 year, $100 million investment in kids. it's how we've always done business. and will for a very long time to come. pnc. leading the way. boss: come on in, i had some other things you can tell people about geico - great claims service and a 97% customer satisfaction rate. show people really trust us. gecko: yeah right, that makes sense. boss: trust is key w

yeah. >> with diane and chris -- chris is upstairs. >> chris is upstairs.ld be sam. >> i got in late from fresno. >> i'm a little groggy this morning, too. >> okay. i'll do the talking. you just smile. yeah. there you are. >>> we all know families in which there are kids who are extremely difficult to handle. and you do everything in your power to try to separate kids who are fighting. what if there's some very simple changes of behavior that could solve it for you. chris cuomo's taking a look. a real eye-opener, coming up. >> breaking that cycle. >>> and this is going to make a lot of people smile. charlize theron is going to be here. the one and only. she has a provocative new movie that is out. we're going to talk with her about that and so much more. word on the street, she wants five boys. >> really? >> i just spoke to chris about it. chris is going to sit down with her. we'll get to the bottom of that coming up. >>> why do we have taryn over >> and baloney. >> it is baloney. i feel we should have the music going. we're going to talk about sandwiches t