will hear from him live and in person. >> the white house admits it. >> nbc nightly news with chris wallace. >> good evening. you said the u.s. had nothing to do with israeli army gen as to iran when you knew that was not true. what would you say that? quest chris, i am glad you asked that. >> i am certainly not saying it. >> from washington, nbc news presents "meet the press" with chris wallace. >> how much allowance do you get? what do you have to do to get the allowance? >> [unintelligible] >> i understand the game. please do not let him win. that would be "dog" would it not? >> i have known chris wallace since we were together in the house of representatives nearly 35 years ago. he was a terrific correspondent then and he is gotten better since. he is brought an enormous strength to fox news in every way, especially in hosting "fox news sunday per "he is the king of sunday morning. >> why did you not do more to put bin laden and al qaeda out of business when you were president? >> you did your little conservative hit job on me. what i want to know -- >> with a perfectly legitimate quest

so chris wallace sits down with george clooney. he was arrested at the sundanese embassy.got a lot of attention. clooney is trying to make a case for more attention to be shown on sudan and south sudan and what's happening there, more u.s. interest and obviously he's getting a lot of attention for his time here in d.c. >> thank you very much for joining us. you can see brett filling in for chris wallace and all the interviews this sunday right here on channel 5 at 9:00. thank you, brett. >> thanks, wisdom. >>> two men exonerated for their convictions after decades behind bars and now their cases are among hundreds under review. find out the crucial piece of evidence that could lead to changes in untold numbers of rulings. >> plus we now know what may have set off a man who opened fire outside a texas courtroom and it has something to do with his daughter coming up on mention at 11:00. -- coming up on the news edge at 11:00. i was shocked to find out how many couples don't sleep in the same bedroom. but in the sleep number store, we hear it all the time. nine out of ten cou

chris wallace sits down with george cleann. and the preponderance and vice-president hit the campaign trail hard. we ask our panelist if the timing is right for the white house to wrapp up election efforts. and how the candidates are looking for delegates. all now on "fox news sunday". hello, again, from fox news in washington. it is a busy campaign weekend, missouri continues the process of select being delegates and puerto rico votes on tuesday. -- today. joining us is mitt romney. governor, welcome back to "fox news sunday". >> guest: thanks, bret, good to be with you. >> bret: tensions in the u.s. and afghanistan are high at this point. afghan president karzai accused the u.s. of tone walling the investigation of killing of 16 civilians and even suggested that there might be more than one shooter and angrily said this is going on too long and by all means the end of the rope and thursday, demanded all nato troops get out of the villages and stay on the major bases there. president obama said to stay the course until our wit

>> i'm bret baier in for chris wallace. mitt romoc >> mitt romney looks to lock up the republican presidential nomination. but many key tests remain. we'll talk with the front runner about the primary edge. >> about how people there need help. chris wallace sits down with george clooney. also, the president and vice-president both hit the campaign trail hard. we will ask our sunday panel if the time is right to ramp up the re-election avert eves and how the canned days are scrambling for delegates on the trail. all right now on "fox news sunday." >> it's a busy campaign weekend, missouri continues to select the delegates. puerto rico votes today. then on tuesday, all eyes will be on illinois. joining us from moline, to talk about where the race stands is mitt romney, governor, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thanks, bret. >> let's start with afghanistan, tensions between the u.s. and afghanistan appear to be very high. president hamid karzai has accused the u.s. of stonewalling the investigation into killing 16 civili

>> i'm bret baier in for chris wallace. mitt romney looks to lock up the republican presidential nomination. but many key tests remain. we'll talk with the gop front runner about the primary's end and get into his policy solutions for america. mitt romney, a fox news sunday exclusive. then actor george clooney brings awareness of a war torn region to washington. he opens up about what he saw along the border of sudan and south sudan and about how people there need help. chris wallace sits down with george clooney and john prendergast. the president and vice president both hit the campaign trail hard. we'll ask our sunday panel if the timing is right for the white house to ramp up reelection efforts. and we'll take a look at how the candidates are scrambling for delegates on the trail. all right now on fox news sunday hello again from fox news in washington. it's another busy campaign weekend. puerto rico votes today. then on tuesday, all eyes will be on illinois. joining us from moline to talk about where the race stands no

chris wallace, you know... i don't think this is topping bandannas but wondering what is going happen by november, 2012. >> just another election night here for space cowboy boys. we've got the petesa. get the watch out here, guys. there is pizza on the table. and it's an election night. and again, we have called ohio long before everybody else has. and we think we're right. carl, give us a sense, this does in the end forget ohio. let's talk delegates. this is quite astonishing. take a look at this. >> take a look at what we, what fox has awarded. and there are 200 romney, 60 santorum. and 10 for ron paul, 7 owe in alaska. a big chunk in alaska and ohio yet to be awarded. >> you're saying we're talking about two, three points and 8,000 votes you're saying romney going to get more than half to be awarded?. >> yes. there are 66 delegates in ohio. romney took 41 out of massachusetts because he got 70, more than 70% of the vote. nobody got more than the threshold of 15 n idaho there are 32 at states. half as many i

. >> megyn: and poor chris wallace --is on maternity leave. where was it? >> bret: iowa. >> megyn: then thist became a theme. poor juan williams. you got it too, juan. don't look so smug. >> i wasn't saying a word. >> bret: all right. >> megyn: a theme for newt gingrich and it was again tonight, after he won the state of georgia. >> bret: ohio right now too close to call at this hour. >> megyn: yes. that's the one state we have not called. mitt romney winning 3 states so far -- virginia, vermont and massachusetts. >> bret: newt gingrich winning the state of georgia by a wide margin. >> megyn: and rick santorum winning the states of tennessee and oklahoma. those are big wins for senator santorum tonight. steve brown is at the santorum headquarters as we await the vote results there. steve? >> reporter: hey, there. we are expecting rick santorum and his family and even his mother making a rare campaign appearance here at the rally here in the steubenville high school. and they talked about where the santorum campaign could be if it were a man to

this year, the judges have selected chris wallace of fox news.i'm pleased to tell you chris donated his award winnings back to the national press foundation to help us continue our educational work. chris, thank you very much. [applause] here's a brief video about chris, and then we'll hear from him live and in person. >> a roller coaster ride and other crashes caused by bombs, and the white house admitted. >> nbc nightly news reported by chris wallace. ♪ >> good evening, at the last news conference four months ago, you said that israel had nothing -- u.s. had nothing to do with israeli armed shipments to iran when you knew that was not true. why did you say that? >> chris, i'm glad you asked that. >> so, what are you saying? you don't think the press gave you a fair shot? >> i'm not saying, that chris. >> well, what are you saying? i'm certainly not saying it. >> from washington, nbc news presents "meet the press," the longest running program with chris wallace. ♪ i know it's a little perm, but how much of an allowance do you get? >> $7. >> each

i want to bring in chris wallace on your local fox station. chris a couple of things, first of all the republicans, the establishment at least would very much like to have the republic candidates stop beating each other up and, to that end, they would need somebody to get out tonight with newt gingrich winning in georgia as the fox news decision desk has already called, and then the very real possibility that he could go on next week or in the weeks ahead and win mississippi and alabama, he he is around for a while, isn't he? >> well, it looks like he is. i mean, you said at the very top of the show that georgia was a state that newt gingrich had to win. that's exactly right. and, in fact, he said it. he said i'm not a credible candidate if i can't win my home state. the question is how much better does he do? how does he he do in oklahoma? how does he do? tennessee? in other words, is it more than just a home field advantage for him? but, you know, you could argue two things. first of all good news for gingrich and other is it may be good news

. >>> taking the washington state caucuses, fox news sunday, chris wallace sits down with rick santorumand talks about his chances heading into super tuesday. >>> gwen will be back with a look at today's weather and what is coming up in your workweek. fox 5 morning news sunday will be right back  >>> i ask you to give the republican party the best chance to win this election not according to what the pun dents say they always say nominate a moderate. >>> rick santorum makes his case as the true conservative it has been his campaign mantra for months but he will have to overcome a surging mitt romney. super tuesday of course is up next fox news sunday talks with santorum in an exclusive interview chris wallace joins us with a preview good morning. >> reporter: hey, melanie. >> so mitt romney seems he pulled ahead what are there some openings for santorum tuesday. >> reporter: well t key state is ohio you are exactly right romney has won four in a row won washington state last night wyoming as you mentioned michigan and arizona he is on a built of a roll. santorum has to

. >> jamie: coming up i'll talk to chris wallace about rick santorum and he has an exclusive with him and let me spend e the time to ask you about newt gingrich. what do you think he is thinking and what should he do going forward. >> he thinks i have another chance to make a come back on super tuesday. there is georgia, tennessee, several states in the south where i can do well. and, if i win several, i'm still in the game. the problem is, there are several states, he's not playing for keeps in, such as ohio and i think rick santorum and newt gingrich are in the same box and have a strong base of support and passionate supporters but can't seem to get to the threshold where they can beat mitt romney. if you don't beat him somewhere you will not be the nominee. >> jamie: a harsh reality for a lot of the candidates, as this goes and as you predicted they stick it out to super tuesday. we'll look forward to it. thanks, great to see you, john. have a great day. you want to stick with fox news channel, america's election headquarters, and we'll have special coverage on super tuesday, begi

chris wallace, see you sunday at 9:00 for fox news sunday right here on fox 5 sunday morning.ank you. >>> coming up next american idol's influence on pop music after 11 seasons on the air, just how much has it done for music sales? you might be surprise when we break down this number coming up next. çzo% >>> the story of a classic bad start with an excellent finish, first sprinter nathan adrian split his swim trunks on the blocks just before he started the swimming race. he was on the blocks when he felt his suit give way. he didn't let that stop him. he jumped in and defeated olympic general michael phelps in the 100 -- olympic winner michael phelps in the 100-meter freestyle. >>> american idols are apparently getting a butch even as contestants. when singers perform their songs on the american idol stage, sales spike. fox's anita vogel has more. >> reporter: in its 11th season american idol continues to churn out hitmakers and generate huge ratings helping past and present artists get their music heard. >> there is such a thing as the idol bump. you perform a song on idol an

i will be filling in for chris wallace this weekend. you can also see interviews about the conflict in sudan and work in the region. >> would you like to see the u.s. get involved in imposing as part of an international coalition is no fly zone or bombing the sudan air force? >> here is the thing. the truth of the matter is this. and you will understood this. if you are standing there and you see a kid with both his hands missing from some jerk 10,000 feet in the air just dropping bombs out indiscriminately on innocent people you would like to see a nato plane come and take those guys out of the air. is your gut reaction. in the real world and what we are talking about we are not going to seine to see nato in . clooney and his father were arrested today outside the stew sudanese embassy in washington. >>> still ahead, iran makes its case again that it is not building a nuke bomb. first, it didn't take long for north korea to endanger its agreement with the u.s. about weapons testing. of life with the prius c! ♪ oh, my maltipoo's depress

chris wallace, we'll see you guys on fox news sunday at 9 a.m.owing breaking redskins news and it's going to make the draft a whole lot more interesting. >>> plus if you think your flowers are blooming way earlier than normal, absolutely rye. what it means for spring team and the -- right. what it means for the springtime and the crucial pink bloom of the cherry blossoms. >>> but first fox's business network neil cavuto. >> apple hiring 3,600 people fresh off the new ipad launch. apple says it will invest more than $300 million to help make an app. around the corner another request for more money this, time freddie mac, the company wanting nearly 150 million bucks to make ends meet. taxpayers have given the mortgage giant more than $72 billion. recipe changes coming to coke and pepsi. at issue is an ingredient in the car mall coloring. coke -- carmel coloring. coke and pepsi are making the switch to avoid a cancer warning label. the coffee king plans to sell an at-home single cup brewer. who needs the coffee shop when you've got a countertop? tha

primary coverage just head over to fox news .com/politics and tomorrow "fox news sunday" host chris wallace sits down for a special one on one interview with republican presidential candidate newt gingrich. that is sunday bebeginning at 10:00 a.m. right here on the fox news channel. >>> the man hunt for an armed man in washington state is over. police arresting a suspect who allegedly stabbed a judge and shot a sheriff's deputy with her own gun in a courthouse southwest of seattle. casey stegall following the story for us in los angeles. casey, what is the latest. >> the motive behind the attack is still not clear. the suspect, however, was arrested this afternoon at his mother's home in olympia, washington, about 40 miles east of the crime scene itself. the attack happened yesterday in the small community of montesano about 90 miles southwest of seattle. 34 stevenknow why 34-year-old kravitz was at the courthouse in the first place. the incident did not happen inside a courtroom. the alter kateion taking place inside the main entrance of the building. eyewitnesses say he got into some kind

take a listen to this exchange with anchor chris wallace. >> would you to see the u.s.ng an international coalition, a no fly zone ? >> the truth of the matter is this, and you will understand this, if you are standing there and you see a kid with both his hands missing from some jerk, you know, 10,000 feet in the air just dropping bombs indiscriminately on innocent people would you like to see a nato plane take those guys out of the air that's your gut reaction. in the real world, what we're talking about, we are not going to see nato in there. >> heather: you can catch the rest of chris wallace's interview with george clooney tomorrow on fox news sunday. also appearing the co-founder of the enough project. check your local listings for the time. >>> bizarre new developments concerning a high profile filmmaker and nonprofit co-founder. 33-year-old jason russell known for in video and african warlord joseph kony making headlines for the wrong reasons. more from our fox affiliate in san diego, including the unbelievable videotape from tmz. >>> this is tmz video of a stra

on the sunday shows this morning both bob schieffer and chris wallace, and why aren't you going to get? why is this their clambering in the media for one candidate to hang it up? >> because everybody is starting to do the arithmetic now, and if there's any way to stop romney, the conservative vote has to coaless, and that means they have to get behind one candidate, rick santorum. conservatives try this. >> why do journalists care whether he stops romney? >> i think it's fine to have him in the race, and i think romney loves to have him in the race because he wants that vote divided, and i think you are cherry picking various commentators out there who are looking at -- >> cherry picking. >> hello. boot newt was on "hardball." and that one said "the newt nuj." >> the larger story is that candidates usually get out and they run out of money, and he hasn't run out of money because he has a billionaire, and -- >> and a super pac. >> remember, when he was the ahead of santorum, he kept making the argument santorum should drop out, and he would consolidate the anti-romney vote. he having va

that he didn't lock himself in the tv bubble of fox news, but he was on fox news yesterday with chris wallacehe was asked about you. let's listen to that. >> what do you say to one of your top advisers, steve schmidt, who said this is all true? >> i regret that he would make such a statement. >> we'll leave it there. >> boy, i love that answer. he does not say steve schmidt is not telling the truth. >> no, look. i look at -- you know, i watched the movie, and the movie is the truth of what happened in the campaign. and i think there's some important lessons that come out of this movie about how we run campaigns today. senator mccain is someone i admire greatly. he's a great man. and one of the things i think for people who watch the movie, you get a sense of senator mccain's decency, his nobility. a lot of things that those of us who have been around him, we love him. >> let's look at a scene here with you, woody harrelson, john mccain and julianne moore. >> sir, i can't control her anymore. i don't know if she's getting on a campaign plane early in the morning. we need to finish this campaig

chris wallace, carl rove, joe trippi. we don't know about bandannas. later. >> megyn: look at carl cove, is he like i'm busy. i don't have time to look in the camera for the tease. coming up later, sarah palin, ed rollins and laura ingraham will join us live. plus jenna lee what you can find on live tonight. >> you have all that coffee on set. you should see the candy that the guys have at the decision desk. show what you kind of night it's going to be. an exciting one that's for sure. special coverage at foxnews.com/super tuesday. join the conversation through our live chat. all our interviews include your questions, realtime responses, realtime results. and real live streaming video as well. come join us, especially during commercial breaks like this one just ahead. thank you for being with fox tonight we are america's election headquarters. this is an rc robotic cw. my high school science teacher made me what i am today. our science teacher helped us build it. ♪ now i'm a geologist at chevron, and i get to help science teachers. it has four servo mo

today's mayor, sarah palin who cold chris wallace she had no interest, none, none in watching hbo's game she had better things to do with her time. that's a reasonable grown up response which led to a lot of head scratching. order was quickly restored with the release of a sarah palin pack video that shows game change is pretty much all palin has been thinking about. >> this is sarah. >> well, i'm not a member of the permanentnal political establishment. >> a feisty, strong-- >> and three-minute commercial is a celebration of sarah's role in the 2008 campaign and seems to forget that she lost. handily. it also manages to reduce john mccain's role in the election to an awkward bystander. we'll give her kudos for accuracy there. for not leaving well enough loan, sarah palin, you're the mayor of crazy town. >>> three months ago, herman cain suspended his campaign. yesterday he resurfaced, and brett erlich was waiting. shh, brett is talking now. >> former presidential campaigned herman cain, gone but not willing to be forgotten. this week he released this really weird video. >> this is the e

among the journalists receiving awards, chris wallace of fox news and the website, iwatchnews.org. can see live coverage on c-span2 tonight at 9:00 eastern. this weekend, there are two ways to watch the tucson festival of books on book tv, live on c-span2 and live online at booktv.org. on c-span2 saturday starting at 1:30 eastern, jeffrey rosen on the history of the supreme court, and at 3:00, panels on forensic science. politics at 4:30, and mexico's drug wars at 6:00. sunday, panels continue, starting at 1:00 eastern, with the environment. the great depression at 230. the american west at 4:00. and at 5:30, studying the brain. and diana henriques on bernie madoff at 7:00. and throughout the weekend, look for coverage streaming live sunday at noon eastern. the tucson festival of books, live this weekend on c-span2 and booktv.org. this is c-span3 with politics and public affairs programming throughout the week. and on the weekend, 24 hours of people telling the story on american history tv. get our schedules and see past programs on our websites, and you can join in on the conversa

as you saw, governor romney spoke exclusively with bret baier who is filling in for chris wallace. down with him to get his thoughts on the front runner. you talked with mitt romney live from the campaign trail. you started out by talk being international hot spots and how he would deal with afghanistan. >> right. he said he would be more engaged than president obama, which was interesting. he didn't say that he would withdraw troops any faster. he said basically what you heard from the bush administration, which was to hear the conditions on the ground. you're hearing that now from the obama administration as they stick to this 2014 time line for withdrawal. but he did say that the president is not engaged enough and he should be calling karzai, the president, every day. it was interesting distinction because the republican party for a large part has soured on afghanistan and increasingly candidates on the trail and lawmakers on the hill are saying it's time to pull the plug. >> shannon: here domestically you talked about domestic production of oil and gas price. >> that is a big

. >> chris wallace. >> bob schaffer. >> hear five talk shows replayed each sunday afternoon on c-span radio. starting at noon eastern, nbc's "meet the press" "state of the union" and "face the nation." key political figures and the round tables brought to you by c-span and the networks. replays of the sunday tv network talk shows. sundays starting at noon eastern on c-span radio. >>> c-span radio channel 119. >>> the actions that you take in the short run whether they be infrastructure or education or tax reform or whatever they may be, i hope that they're considered and wisely chosen. but it's also important that we keep in mind the long-term necessity of making fiscal policy sustainable. so you need to think about those two things together, i think. >> the comments of the fed chair ben bernanke as he testified on capitol hill throwing cold water on the economic outlook today saying further significant declines in employment. welcome to hour two. i'm steve scully. thanks for being with us. also tonight at the white house, the president hosting more than a hundred veterans of the iraq

then from the national health foundation we'll hear from eric schmidt of google and chris wallace of fox news. >> the genetic scientist who finally nailed down a rough date for when the hiv epidemic starts describes tinderboxs and wet moss. he says most of the world is wet moss. in most parts of the world there is not that much hiv. yet in some place there's is a ton, and it's incredibly destructive. so understanding that these two sort of categories exist and allows you to think okay, what are those factors to keep this virus moving, and what can we do as a world to end it.

then from the national health foundation we'll hear from eric schmidt of google and chris wallace of fox news. >> the genetic scientist who finally nailed down a rough date for when the hiv epidemic starts describes tinderboxs and wet moss. he says most of the world is wet moss. in most parts of the world there is not that much hiv. yet in some place there's is a ton, and it's incredibly destructive. so understanding that these two sort of categories exist and allows you to think okay, what are those factors to keep this virus moving, and what can we do as a world to end it. >> on afterwords, tracking the history of aids, sunday night at 9:00, part of a book tv weekend on c-span 2. >>> veterans affairs secretary eric shinseki testified about president obama's budget request for the department, which is a 10 1/2% increase over current levels. general shinseki is joined by other members of the department of veterans affairs at this two and a half hour hearing chaired by senator patty murray. >> good morning and welcome to this morning's hearing on the fiscal year 2013 budget and the fi

. >> chris wallace. >>> sunday tv networks talk show. starting at noon eastern, nbc's "meet the press." abc's "this week." fox news sunday. cbs' face the nation. top issues, key political figures and the journalists roundtable. replays of the sunday tv network talk shows. sundays starting at noon eastern on c-span radio. >> c-span radio, around on the country on xm channel radio 119. "washington today" continues in a minute. >>> get regular updates about what's on c-span radio with twitter. quick information about hearings, speeches and debates from capitol hill. the administration and the campaign trail. including which events are live. and links to help you listen. go to twitter.com/cspanradio and click follow. also twitter feeds for c-span television, american history tv, road to the white house and washington journal. ♪ >>> i hope that once we pass this, the house will take this up and not listen to this voice that makes up so much of the republican caucus in the house. and get this passed. the highway bill expires at the end of this

later from the national press foundation we'll hear from eric schmidt of google and chris wallace of fox news. >>> this weekend on the presidency on american history tv -- >> think of the fdr memorial. it wasn't just three redesigns. it was three-plus designs before they got to a final plan. and so i think that we shouldn't be afraid of looking at this issue because we are building something for the centuries. and we want to get it right. >> with the eisenhower memorial designed by frank gehry opposed by the family, a house subcommittee discussed the planned memorial to our 34th president. watch sunday at 7:30 p.m. eastern and pacific. part of american history tv this weekend on c-span3. >>> epa administrator lisa jackson testifies next on her agency's 2013 budget request. the epa is asking for $8.3 billion. that's a 1.2% decrease from current levels. senator barbara boxer of california chairs this 90-minute environment committee hearing. >> good morning. i'd like to begin by welcoming administrator jackson to this oversight hearing on the 2013 budget for the epa. epa is charged with

>>shepard: and now chris wallace. is: i want to commemorate my final appearance on the shepard smith show and i want to say it has been very nice knowing you. what was the question again? >>shepard: creations to the harvard crimson on the final four this weekend in new orleans. i was happy to see and happy for you and your family and the whole harvard clan? >>chris: i am talking about the $640ment i plan to win. >>shepard: i hope you do so we do not have to deal with this. how have you been? what going on, on fox sunday thing you do? >>chris: did i tell you that, here we go, $20 worth. i will say something about this, and it is worth it because i have had so much fun all day think about this and what it would be leak to win and when you buy the tickets you are absolutely certain that you going to win. >>shepard: where did you buy the tickets? >>guest: at the lunch place down here at corner. >>shepard: they serve alcohol in there. >>chris: well, that's true. >>shepard: we got our drink on before the fox report one night

so let's turn now to chris wallace who joins us from our nation's capitol. pretty good. 227,000 people got new jobs in the last month. >> absolutely. look, it isn't as many as you'd like, but it's as you say, better than expected. we're now in the number. and eric can talk about this with more expertise than i can. we're in the area where if you can continue it up, you not only keep up with population growth, but you begin to eat away at the unemployment number. i obviously haven't seen why it didn't go down at all this month. but we're not at 70,000 or 150,000. when you get up over 200,000, you're creating enough jobs to begin slowly to eat away at the big unemployment, the millions of unemployed. so that's good news for the country and good news for barak obama. >> gretchen: eats away at the republican argument about high unemployment rate, et cetera, doesn't it? >> well, look, historically, no. historically since fdr, nobody has won, no president has won reelection with unemployment over 7.2%. that was ronald reagan in 1983 and come down from 10%. so 8.3 i

chris wallace and staff. chris. >> it's been interesting watching this evening with our political insiders. because back a couple hours ago, when santorum was leading by 15, 16,000 or 17,000 votes they kept saying is going to close and there is a big subban counties going to go for romney weren't in yet and the question is would there be enough votes to bring it in. carl you've got a white board. give us a sense of what they're likely to come in for. >> the biggest challenge of voters out in nine counties. eight are being romney county autos yes. >> so there is 74% of the vote. >> romney's lead is eight points. and there is big urban, and suburban counties then in addition, medina county was 20,000 votes there is about 20,000 more votes out of the county not reported the amount of votes. if you look at this, there is about 60% of the vote in green county. and so there is are 78% thinking romney is leading by eight. >> romney is now leading for the first time in two hours. 386 to 285. that is close. >> this is