>> >> gregg: i'm gregg jarrett. >> julie: and i'm julie banderas. topping the news this hour. >> gregg: president obama making an all out media blitz to get out his message on health care. appearing on five network shows in one morning. >> and ceo of acorn expressing outrage over the behavior of several employees. offering tax advice to people posing as a hooker and a pimp. some of that exclusive interview just ahead. >> gregg: first the f.b.i. arresting three men in connection with suspected terrorist plot that would set off bombs inside the u.s. they busted twocht men in the denver area. the justice department has charged them with making false statements to the f.b.i. the third suspect who was arrested in new york facing the very same charges. we have fox team coverage of this developing story. and on the scene in denver, colorado and courtney is following the action in new york. and live outside the federal courthouse. right now as i understand it he and his dad are only charged with lying to federal agents, but hasn't he also admitted to severa

. >> gregg: and i'm gregg jarrett. we remember an icon in journalism and politics, william safire dies at 79. we'll take a look back at his career. >> a terrible day in oklahoma city, video never seen before showing the aftermath following the 1995 bombing of federal building. how the video surfaced and why it's being made public now. >> and military defiance, iran test firing short range missiles days after the united states and european nations expose add secret under ground nuclear facility. the iranian regime says there will be more launches tomorrow as iran prepares to sit down with the u.s. and other countries this week to talk about the nuclear program. julie is following all the developments in washington. what do we know about today's missile launches? >> we don't believe the missiles were the kind that can carry a nuclear warhead but iran is believed to be developing that type of missile. we saw the state run broadcast a video of two short range missiles being fired together. this is part of military drills b

gregg: thank you. gregg: thank you.

i'm jamie colby. >> gregg: and i'm gregg jarrett. live pictures of tea party making their voices heard big time, expressing deep concerns about the big government. runaway spending. >> jamie: president obama pushes for health care reform. he was greeting thousands with supporters at minneapolis. >> gregg: new troubles for the community group known as acorn. a shocking under cover videotape causing sweeping changes. how the u.s. census bureau is respon

. >>> i'm gregg jarrett. toppling the news president obama pushing hard for health care but is the white house backing off one of more divisive proposals. we've got a fair and balanced debate. >>> president obama's address, joe wilson is speaking out on the incident. saying he is sorry again to his colleagues in congress this time? >> gregg: and the search for the missing grad student, investigators making a troubling discovery. rick eleven that will is live, what is the -- -- rick is live in new haven. >> it was confirmed there were bloody clothes that were found. they were found sometime late friday night, early saturday morning by investigators. we have not confirmed what exactly the items of clothing were. we do know they are testing the clothing and bloodstains to see if there is evidence to see if there is a match to the kloogt. >> gregg: i understand there may be a search at an incinerator in hartford. >> reporter: it's a large incinerator where trash is brought from the lab building. investigators say

at the white house they have taken much of that responsibility away from gregg craig. >> gregg: look, in a broader sense, was candidate barack obama a little naive to assume that this was a problem that could be solved easily, almost waving a magic wand? or was this the typical campaign promise, an empty promise and gee i worry about the promise if and when i'm elected? >> i think you characterized it rightly. there was a great deal of impatience with guantanamo because it was a lightning rod for criticism of the bush administration. evidence that the united states was not living up to the ideals, giving people access to courts, not living up to geneva convention. the argument that these are not state actors but terrorists. barack obama went beyond other candidates for the nomination saying he wanted guantanamo shut down right away. he reiterated now and set the deadline. it is an embarrassment and it's why rahm emanuel and other players feel they have got to meet that deadline, they have to make progress on the 225 or so detainees that are still there that julie talked about, they ha

bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb >> gregg: this is a fox news alert.ing details on the search for the missing yale graduate student. wtic, fox 61 in new haven on their website, a one-line statement. police sources telling fox 61 the body of missing yale student annie ee lee has been found inside the building where she was last seen, which seems to dovetail the information we have a guest just moments ago with the "new york daily news". we will find out more when the news conference begins in about, i don't know, 35 minutes or so. >> jamie: also we've been talking about h1n1 and as we head into the flu season, there are so many questions remain unanswered about the vaccine. there is a new study that says only one dose will be enough to protect you against the virus. that comes as welcome news to a lot of people, when when can you get it and when will there be enough to go around. >> gregg: here to answer the questions, dr. patty dr. of medicine at bronx hospital. i'm a typical parent, two girls going back to school, when will the vaccine be available an

gregg: thanks. jane: first, congress cuts its funding, and in the census bureau severs all ties. now, new reports that bank of america is suspending all commitments to acorn housing, and a silly of the embattled organization. according to the report, the bank will not enter into any new agreements with the group. they have worked with bank of america on foreclose and prove it -- foreclosure prevention efforts. this comes after the video of the employees telling a suppose it pimp and prostitute how to skirt the law. gregg: the attorney for director roman polanski says he will fight extradition to face justice in a 32-year-old sex case. he was taken into swiss custody on saturday on a u.s. arrest warrant stemming from his wife from california right before sentencing for having illegal sex with a 13-year-old girl. that was back in 1977. what is the latest? >> what we know is that he is sitting in a jail cell on insert, switzerland. probably a jail cell at the airport where he was arrested saturday nigh

here's senator evan bayh and judd gregg. gentlemen, thank you ever so much for coming on the program. senator gregg, you know, i have excerpts from the speech. i don't know the entire speech, but one of the key paragraphs right at the top p. mr. obama says we have witnessed a partisan spectacle, unyielding ideological camps scoring political points. he can referring to the summer debate, senator gregg. what is your thought on that opener? >> not too constructive. in fact, here in the senate i don't think it's been a partisan spectacle at all. just the opposite. you've had really serious members of the senate working hard in the baucus-grassley group. you have a partisan bill that has 20 senators on it, ten republican, tenkrats. i happen to be a co-sponsor of that. and you have with people like evan bayh a bunch of folks who would like to get something done on both sides of the aisle. i think we're ready to go if we can get some indication from the president that bipartisan proposals make sense. >> senator bayh, i cannot repo

these are very heddie days for senator gregg.006 happened, and then 2008 happened, and now the republicans are a very, very, very, very tiny minority in the u.s. senate. they are the ones who are filibustering now more than ever. and faced with the real possibility that senate democrats could use those same judd gregg-approved budget reconciliation rules to pass health reform with just 51 votes, senator gregg now wants you to know that he's appalled by that prospect, appalled, i tell you. according to "the hill" newspaper, mr. gregg says that republicans will wage a vashs fight if democrats use reconciliation rules to pass a health care bill. senator gregg threatened hundreds of objections to the bill to stall it and added, quote, we are very much engaged in taking a hard look at our rights under reconciliation. it would be very contentious. it would be very contentious if they did it. but when we did it, simple. not contentious. majority rule. senator judd gregg, keeping to the one true political rule that always holds now among

senator gregg, you first? >> i actually sponsor a bill that does that.s a bipartisan bill that has ten democratic sponsors, ten republican sponsors. >> senator sanders? >> if the public option were there and was better for me than the blue cross blue shield i have right now, i certainly would take it. >> what if it wasn't? >> like every other american, i surely wouldn't take it. it's a choice. nobody has to take it. people should have that choice. >> as senator gregg said, an honest, forthright senator sanders. thank you for being with us. bernie sanders and judd gregg. >> joaning me now with an update on the stories, anez ferre. wind gusts have caused dangerous flare-ups in los angeles county. the fire, the result of arson, has burned more than 260 square miles. the state is offering $150,000 in awards leading to the arsonists. also police escorted drivers over the san francisco oakland bay bridge as it reopened this morning. it was closed when inspectors found a crack going halfway through a steel link. contractors worked through the night and the brid

. >> coming up on "squawk," guest host senator judd gregg, xerox.'t go away . >>> your market training session has begun. guest host senator judd gregg ranking member of the senate budget committee regulatory reform, state of if anythings and what washington is doing or should be doing to aid in the recovery and why washington matters more than ever to wall street. >> ducking and moving is the name of the game in germany. chancellor angela merkel winning another four-year term and looking over europe's largest economy. we take a look at reactions around the globe at the results. >> health care powwow. in the right corner hailing from the garden state representative scott garrett. and in the left corner from the old line state named as one of the rookies of the year by politico donna edwards. shake hands and come out fighting for capitalism that is as the second hour of "squawk box" begins right now. >> what are we waiting for? >>> good morning, welcome back to "squawk box" on cnbc. i'm joe kernen along with carl quintanilla. becky quick is out feeli

gregg: iran in a brand new show of force test firing missiles that could actually -- not just tullibee but our troops in the persian gulf just days before talks with major powers concerned that if tehran is building nuclear weapons.

up next, we will talk to senator judd gregg of new hampshire how the bill is shaping up and is the public option dead? >>> plus, john travolta takes the stand in the bahamas extortion trial detail how long a paramedic threatened to sell stories to the media if travolta didn't shell out 25 million bucks. we will head to the bahamas for the latest. >>> a 37-year-old mother of three on life support after a procedure at a day spa. what happened here? ♪ crunch time, wheat thins. you and your tasty whole grain. this can only end one way. (crunch) wheat thins. toasted. whole grain. crunch. have at it. >>> the senate finance committee is about to come back for lunch break on this, day six, of what will go into what will be in the health care reform bill. the committee voted down two amendments proposing a public option. today it took up other controversial topics like abortion and health coverage for illegal immigrants w me now, senator gregg, republican from new hampshire. senator, good to see you. >> thanks for having me, contessa. >> tell me where you stand on the insurance for illegal immigra

nbc's leanne gregg reports. >> so we've got to do a better job educating our sons and our daughters. >> reporter: president obama at a labor day afl cio picnic in cincinnati, a day before he plans to speak directly to the nation's school children, hoping to end controversy, the white house releaed the text s so schools and parents could decide for themselves if students should watch. >> and yes, i'm going to have something to say tomorrow to our children telling t stay in school and work hard. because that's the right message to send. >> reporter: critics call it political indoctrination. some parents threatened to keep their kids home from school. >> i'm more afraid this is a socialistic idea. getting to kids when they're young. >> reporter: the speech now posted on the web is aimed at motivating children to do their best. schools can choose whether to air it. >> i think it's a sad, sad day. that the political back and forth has intruded on anyone speaking to school children and teachers and parents. >> reporter: the president will say even when you feel like other people have given

i'm gregg garrett. now back to huckabee only on the fox news channel. >> okay, he tried to take over as host in the beginning of the program. his hilarious impressions of jack nichols, robin williams, and make him my favorite of all time. give a welcome to the very funny frank caliendo. [applaus [applause] >> here he is now. i have to tell you, the audience at home didn't get to see, during the break when jon voight sang happy birthday to michael, with a that was cool, wasn't it? >> that's why they take the cell phones. >> mike: that was awesome. i'm not sure where to start with you, frank. i tell you every time i watch you, i just think you're the funiest man in america. >> i'm crazy. >> mike: no, i'm amazed. 120, 130 different characters. >> it's actually-- >> that sounds like 130. and new version. >> . do you realize what a politician you could be with that nl faces? >> i could speak out of this side of my mouth and then go to this one. go back and forth. >> mike: first impression you ever did. >> jay leno, yeah, i was in front of the mirror and jutt

gregg zaun, a home run for tampa bay that will be a base hit into center field. here in the eighth inning. >> jim: we talk about the per. it looked like that front foot, and then, again, of course it is wet. they put down the drying agent. i think that foot slipped a couple of inches. when he pitched the other night, mitch williams was the pitcher for texas and go to phillies, the night he threw back in the world series. >> gary: he was picked off and a balk is called. >> jim: i think brian went on his first move and your right leg if you're a left-handed reliever or left-handed pitcher. if it goes behind the pitcher rubber, you cannot. he is pointing. i don't know what it is. it appeared to me it looked like it was behind that. even some of the lefties with the good moves. it is a calculated risk. and then you try to outrun the ball. >> gary: nick markakis, oh-fer three. he has fly flied out three times in the ballgame. nick gets the rbi chance here with two down. marge mark -- markakis 3-9 lifetime off of j.p. howell. markakis has had just one hit in 11 at-bats

gregg tells "the washington times" the signs cost up to $3,000 apiece.ls in some states say they would rather spend that money on more projects but california democratic senator barbara boxer says "why on earth would you want to hide from the american people that the recovery package we passed is putting people to work?" and dozens of lawmakers are lining up in support of two florida school officials on trial for praying in the presence of students. pace high school president frank lay and athletic director robert freeman are charged with contempt of court for allegedly violating the conditions of a lawsuit settlement with the americans civil liberties unions. "the washington times" reports 60 members of congress have signed a letter of support for the men. one of those, florida republican jeff miller says, quote "the founding fathers would be appalled. a federal judge has gone well outside the bounds of the constitution to declare that prayer offered among adults is illegal." virginia republican randy forbes says it is, quote, "one of the first times we

senator gregg, you are a ranking member of the budget committee.o sign a bill that's not deficit neutral. how does he get there from here? >> i don't see it. you know, there's some natural laws that govern us. water runs downhill. another is when you add a trillion dollars of new spending to the federal government or maybe even 2 trillion, you usually don't end up paying for it. if you do it slows the economy through massive taxes where you cut medicare and moving the money over to another program. so, i just don't see it happening. i think this is a very serious situation, we've got a massive debt piling up on this country and the bill that's before us, at least the senate bill from the kennedy/dodd committee that added over $2 trillion over 10 years to the deficit. or to the debt. and to the size of the government. and that's not tolerable. >> john, talking about efficiencies in medicare it sounds like what we talked about in 1995, when democrats said that we wanted to yank granny out of hospital rooms and throw her in the street. it seems to me

gregg: hello, everyone.t 15 minutes there is a movement afoot in congress to include the eagles in health care reform. might it actually -- to include illegals in health care reform. might it actually save you money? coming up. jane: 112-year-old, nine months pregnant? -- 1 12-year-old that is nine months pregnant? more at the top of the hour. martha: a man wanted to blow up a building in springfield, illinois. this is a photograph of the suspect. he also wanted to go overseas, lived in saudi arabia, become ag inis jihadist fighter. it turns out that prisons are a right recruiting ground for terrorist. how growing is this problem? just to go back over this story a little bit, this man was a very disgruntled american over many issues in this country. so much so that they got wind of him and hold onto him with an undercover operation for al qaeda. he drove a van to the front of the federal building in springfield, illinois. he locked the door. he walked away. aedile a cell phone that he thought would explode t

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leanne gregg, nbc news. >>> looks like america is getting on the road again. that could be a good sign for the economy. sales of recreational vehicles or vvs jumpeded by 16% from july to august, according to the recreational vehicle industry association. while that's about half the industry's sales rate from 2006, it's a 136% surge from january. some analysts say these numbers are a leading indicator of economic health, because an rv is one of the biggest discretionary purchases consumers can make. >>> this sunday a bunch of nfl players from washington and around the country will wear pink cleats for breast cancer awareness. today local women battling the disease were honored at the second annual all-star survivors luncheon. derrick ckery and his wife emma also helped support women battling. jim zorn's wife joy rounded on the the team captains. they ate lunch with the team. they were also given brand-new wigs, scarves and makeup. the ladies will get tickets for the game on sunday against the rams and also a private tour of the park in ashburn. >> i think it tu

leanne gregg, nbc news. >>> the dow is down 47 points, and the new york stock exchange loss about 12. u.s. supreme court justice posed for an official photo this morning. the first group. >>> are back in new york after spending three years in maryland. more than 200 humps of steel were taken back to new york this morning. a three-your study is being done on that steel at the national institute for standards and technology. the stl was taken to the new york port authority. >>> michael vick was in d.c. today, vick returned to professional football this year after spenting almost two yea in prison for his part. tracy has more. >> reporter: jim, this is basically kind of like a scared straight for animal cruelty. they're saying since he's entered, it's absolutely changed their work to try to help animal cruelty. for instance, when he entered this church today, he entered to a round of applause. of humane society spokesmen say vick approached them. >> use me as an example of what not to do. >> reporter: vick spoke without notes, how he was composed to dogfighting and continued it. >> why f

gregg: they are being taken advantage of. while they are doling out the money, they are being cheated by the crooks, and the government -- is reprehensible. it is reprehensible. >> absolutely. again, i think the threshold for a rico investigation has been met. this is a problem that is right in the lap of attorney general holder. there must be a cry, a human cry, for accountability and for sunshine. greta: good to see you, sir. up next, seriously. does anybody in the world understand the house health-care bill? hr 3200? a doctor goes on the record. he is going to assure you something. plus, a special segment with donald trump -- he is going to show you something. against acid attack. only crest pro-health toothpastes protect all these areas dentists check most. new crest pro-health enamel shield. this is humiliating. stand still so we can get an accurate reading. okay...um...eighteen pounds and a smidge. a smidge? y'know, there's really no need to weigh packages under 70 pounds. with priority mail flat rate boxes from the pos

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here's leeann gregg with the latest. >> reporter: in federal court in den vercthe central figure in a terrorism investigation and his father after both were arrested over the weekend. 24-year-old zajibullah zazi, an airport shuttle driver, and 53-year-old mohammed zazi, immigrants from afghanistan, have not been charged wit terrorism, but with making false statements to investigators. zazi told "the denver post" "it's not true, i have nothing to hide. religious leader ahmad afzali also appeared in court. for allegedly tipping off zazi's father about the fbi's interest in his son. then denying it. his attorney says he's no terrorist. >> my client is not a risk of flight. he has strong ties to the community. he's not accused of anything actof terrorism and there's no reason to keep him in jail. pending his trial. >> reporter: earlier this month the younger zazi drove to new york carrying a laptop computer. court papers say the computer contained images of handwritten notes with instructions of how to handle explosives and make bombs. after three days of questioning in denver, investigat

leeann gregg has our report. >> reporter: in federal court in denver the central figure in a terrorism investigation and his father after both were represented over the weekend. 24-year-old zajibullah zazi and airport shuttle driver and 53-year-old mohammed zazi, immigrants from afghanistan, have not been charged with terrorism, but with making false statements to investigators. zazi told "the denver post", quote, it's not true i have nothing to head. afzali also appeared in court in charges for lying to federal agents. his attorney says he is no terrorist. >> my client is not a risk of flight. he has strong ties to the community. he has strong ties to the community. he's not accused of anything he's not accused of anything act of terrorism and there's no reason to keep him in jail. pending his trial. >> reporter: earlier this month the younger zazi drove to new york carrying a laptop computer. court papers say the computer contained images of handwritten notes with instructions on how to handle explosives and make bomb after three days of questioning in denver, investigato say zazi li

gregg zaun know as lot about and let's get caught up. reunion, uncle rick with little greg. >> jim, i'm here talking with my nephew and catcher for the tampa bay rays right now, gregg zaun. greg, you had a little more than half a season with this ball club and you had an opportunity to catch the young pitchers that we're seeing here at the major league level. what were your thoughts about what you saw at spring training with these guy ? >> well, i saw a lot f great arms and i saw a lot of potential there. but as you know, it takes a little while to mature, especially at the big league level. it seems like more often an not, all of the young prospects, once they get past that double a level they rush him. it is tough, especially in the a.l. east and take your lumps and learn how to get people out. >> one of the guys that you saw during spring training. i know you didn't get to catch him very much, was brian ma toc. he has come up here and made -- matusz. he has come up and made a tremendous impression 5rbgs-2 before they shut him down. di

republican senator judd gregg of new hampshire joins us now.good morning. >> good morning. how are you? >> i'm well. i hope you are, too. a big die capitol hill. orrin hatch sent a letter to the president today and here is how it reads. do you side with senator hatch? >> hard to complain about that. i think that's a pretty rational view how we should proceed, yes. >> what about reconciliation? i'm understanding you have blasted that, sir, as a threat to senate procedure and that you will block democrats from urging that or kayic process, if you will, to pass health care bills here. is what senate majority leader harry reid said about that option yesterday. >> we are still approaching this in the form of bipartisanship. we still, after all these months, have a place at the table for the republicans and we're going to do everything we can to work with them. we want a bipartisan bill. we do not want to do reconciliation unless we have no alternative. >> what are you going to do about bringing together a bipartisan bill? what is your role in this?

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me and gregg, actually, he was in 8th grade. >> gregg paul he little bit of eligibility. >> he was in the 8th grade and played on my team in microall american camp when i was a sophomore or junior. >> but see that's interesting. nike all-american camp. the way basketball works today there are scouts that have their eyes on young talent like you. >> right. >> early on. >> right, right. >> and -- when was the first time you heard from somebody that you didn't know saying -- >> the summer before my junior year. >> junior year. >> summer before your junior year. >> summer before my junior year. all my a teammates were getting letters from colleges. and i remember i played in a big game in orlando. and all the coachs were there to see andre and all these guys from illinois teams. and my team was a young team and i scored 34 points. i get back from the game to louisville and the next week i get letters from michigan state, uconn, all these colleges that say they saw me play one game. i always tell people i got a college scholarship off of one game. one game they saw me play. >> uconn is ver

that's tyrone carter playing for polamalu nailing gregg olson. >> cover two safety deep and comes over and gets a tremendous lick on him. scary hit. >> third and goal from the 6. cutler to kellen davis it. let's go to a bigger tight end. touchdown. tied at 7-7. here it is again. >> great job at getting your body in between the defender and ball. good delivery by jay cutler. >> now tied at 7-7. big ben drops back and feels the rush like few do to rashard mendenhall. he gets up. two bears miss him. going the other way, big ben involved here and on hunter hillin hire. a replacement for urlacher. everything going on in this play, first down, mendenhall. first and 10, bears 41. mendenhall with a big hole this time. right up the gut. he could go all the way to the 2-yard line. setting up first and goal, pittsburgh. and ben, surveying the scene. and makes the move outside. takes it himself. leaps into the end zone, 14-7 urlacher looking on, wants to be out there to help. bears at their own 48. fourth quarter. cutler to olsen. how is he doing? finding his time. the two collide but he holds the

you see gregg zaun catches it. so the orioles onthe board. >> gary: a good job. mora crosses.on, an oh-fer four. wigginton played in game one of this series. he did not play last night. wigton will be going for the downs -- wigginton will be going for the downs here. >> jim: there is nobody on the active roster that has ever hit a home run, not from andy sonnanstine. the guy who has done the damage is adam jones. he had a couple of home runs, 5- 7 with four extra-base hits. remember when adam started swinging hard? i said adam, you don't usually try to hit a home run. he said, well, i do off of this guy. >> gary: he just missed on take one as he got out in front of it and crawford in foul territory will make the nice catch so a run in on one hit, no errors and nobody left on base. after two, the orioles have the 1-0 lead.   >> orioles baseball on masn brought by southwest airlines. book your next trip on southwest.com and by pnc, pnc leading the way. gary thorne, jim palmer, amber theoharis on an early fall night at camden yards, 1-0 orioles as we g

next, judd gregg, and how he plans to stop the option. megyn: he is back. rev.ah wright, we will take a look. what is he saying about health care reform critics? you might have guessed it. >> what do you think about the health care bill? sfx:racking of a taillight. female valve: hahahaha...i am strong like the ox. i crush you like tiny clown car. because you are... ...clown, yes? female valve: come, you hit me again and i break you. male valve: oh, you messed with wrong pipe now, car. ha, ha trust me...i have to live with her. announcer:accidents are bad. but geico's good with guaranteed repairs through auto repair express. bill: one of the major headlines we are waiting on this morning is about a key health care proposal, a compromise put out by max baucus. he is a democrat. compared to the other plans out there, his bill is still considered moderate. it comes with a hefty price tag, $900 billion every 10 years. one way to pay for it is to find americans who are not using their own insurance. what is the idea here, peter? >> there are a number of proposals, inc

i will make that request that senator gregg has raised. it is a good question. >> you have been watching some of the debate of health care legislation. shailagh murray of "the washington post" is with us. >> the senate health committee bill would impose a tax of up to $750 per individual who does not have health insurance. there are some exemptions for indigent folks and illegal immigrants would not be covered under these provisions. the house would impose a tax on individuals as well. it would be 2.5% of modified adjusted gross income. it would allow the government to collect a lot more money from upper income people who are not insured, younger people, for instance who make a lot of money. >> we have talked about individual responsibility and family responsibility. what about the responsibility of employers? >> another difficult, a technical issue. the fundamental debate boils down to a question of, what is the best way to incentivize employers to provide more and better health coverage? the have had enormous, plenty discussions about wh

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>> hello everyone i am gregg jarrett. >> the man at the center of what is being called the most dangerous terror plot since 9-11 is right now inside a brooklyn new york detention center waiting to face serious charges. why do his lawyers say prosecutors are missing one key piece of evidence in this case? >> the future of your healthcare, republicans accusing democrats of ignoring what democrats want in healthcare reform. is that true or are democrats failing to get their message across. we have a fair and balanced debate. >> some already water logged areas getting even more rain today. is there any end in sight? >> we begin with a fox news alert. a washington based research group now saying new satellite photographs show iran's once secret nuclear facility a day after the stunning regulation the rouge nation has indeed an under ground sight under heavy guard near the holy city of calm. iran haze it has no problems allowing the nuclear inspections at the site located 45 miles from tehran it is said to have 3,000 sent fujs that could soon produce enriched uranium for nuclear energy or nucle

and of course tougher skepticism from lamar alexander and judd gregg. betsy, how do you read this? is this going to be as easy or at least as promising as john harwood is suggesting? >> well, of course, the president has to calm the fears of two groups of americans. one is seniors. he's already admitted to them that this legislation will be paid for by a $500 billion cut in future medicare spending over the next decade, about a 10% cut when 30% more people will be in the program. those numbers just don't add up. and seniors are worried about fewer hip replacements, et cetera. and he also has to calm the fears of americans who already have health plans they like. because the legislation says they will have to move into what's called a qualified plan. and the health choices commissioner yet to be appointed will decide what that covers, how much it will cost, how much people will have to pay, and how much leeway their doctors will have under these plans to give them the care they need. >> the american public is just worried that expanding $50 million uninsured, expandi inin requiremen

leann gregg, nbc news. >>> metro is stepping up its efforts to cut the spread of flu viruses. workers will now disinfect cars and buses every week instead of two weeks. fair pair card machines and railings will be continued to be cleaned every day. posters and announcements will remind riders to cover coughs and wash their hands. >>> president obama today announced $5 billion in grant money to help pay for biomedical research. the grants will help pay for research aimed at finding cures for cancer and other diseases. mr. obama said investing in research will not only save and enrich the lives of people all over the world, it will also improve the health of the economy. >> we also know that these investments will save jobs. they'll create new jobs. tens of thousands of jobs conducting research, and manufacturing, and supplying medical equipment, and building, and modernizing laboratories and research facilities all across america. >> the president said money for the research grants will come from the $787 billion economic stimulus bill, and it will support about 12,000 projects

the republicans that voted for it, bennett, collins, judd gregg, orrin hatch, dick lugar, olympia snoi george voinovich. voting against closure on the republican side is webb and lincoln -- democrats, i'm sorry. judge, this does not mean that those people will vote for them, right, just up or down vote? >> right, it means just that they can get away from not voting for him but they facilitated the vote. glenn: how dramatic -- and please understand, cass sunstein, with what you know about him, good friend of barack obama. >> correct. glenn: went to law school with barack obama? >> they both taught together at the university of chicago law school. this is one of his best ideological academic friends and intellectual soul mates. glenn: would you say he is a radical, not in the marxist radical but wildly out of step with the american people? >> i would say he is on the far left of the left side of the democratic party. i would also say he will be on the short list for the next nominee to the supreme court to replace whoever resigns next. glenn: to the left of justice ginsburg, holy cow. ha

i will make that request that senator gregg has raised. it is a good question. >> you have been watching some of the debate of health care legislation. shailagh murray of "the washington post" is with us. >> the senate health committee bill would impose a tax of up to $750 per individual who does not have health insurance. there are some exemptions for indigent folks and illegal immigrants would not be covered under these provisions. the house would impose a tax on individuals as well. it would be 2.5% of modified adjusted gross income. it would allow the government to collect a lot more money from upper income people who are not insured, younger people, for instance who make a lot of money. >> we have talked about individual responsibility and family responsibility. what about the responsibility of employers? >> another difficult, a technical issue. the fundamental debate boils down to a question of, what is the best way to incentivize employers to provide more and better health coverage? the have had enormous, plenty discussions about wh

that's tyrone carter playing for polamalu nailing gregg olson. >> cover two safety deep and comes over and gets a tremendous lick on him. scary hit. >> third and goal from the 6. cutler to kellen davis it. let's go to a bigger tight end. touchdown. tied at 7-7. here it is again. >> great job at getting your body in between the defender and ball. good delivery by jay cutler. >> now tied at 7-7. big ben drops back and feels the rush like few do to rashard mendenhall. he gets up. two bears miss him. going the other way, big ben involved here and on hunter hillin hire. a replacement for urlacher. everything going on in this play, first down, mendenhall. first and 10, bears 41. mendenhall with a big hole this time. right up the gut. he could go all the way to the 2-yard line. setting up first and goal, pittsburgh. and ben, surveying the scene. and makes the move outside. takes it himself. leaps into the end zone, 14-7 urlacher looking on, wants to be out there to help. bears at their own 48. fourth quarter. cutler to olsen. how is he doing? finding his time. the two collide but he holds the

. >> gregg: great to have you back. >> julie: i wish i could have taken you with me. bertha lewis . captioned by, closed captioning services, inc. >> 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, pre