wallace swings and misses. 1-1. >> steve: wallace is wearing that protective gear.must have been hit sometime. >> matt: i think it would be difficult to hit with that. with baseball it's such a prequel already game. anything that throws you out of your rhythm does so. >> steve: he has gotten comfortable with it or he wouldn't wear it. that change up is

deeper into his body. >> matt: chris wallace. start things off. only .269. he says.ave ten home runs by now. >> steve: they were probably counting on that right now. he is starting to heat up a little bit. one of those guys that can handle the bat a little bit too. he has little bit of power but can go to the opposite way. >> matt: he is south of siper texas. so many of the ballplayers right here until metro houston. pick off move got him. easy picking. nice move by wall to pick him off. two down in the inning. >> steve: great move by wall. looked like presley was going on the first move. he moves toward the ball to create a little bit of a lane to throw in. a lot of times first bases will stand with they are. he did a nice job of moving. >> matt: that's the third team leading pick off. wall led the staff in innings pitched last year with 94 and strikeouts as 77 starts with 15 and that was his freshman year. so the fact he's doing it here in his sophomore year is his followup. he is 0-4. wayne graham will be the first to to tell you he's pitched better than 0-3. >> s

truman is fighting against wallace. he has got to get the black vote and he has got the south recoiling with the third-party and breaking from the democratic party so there is an awful lot happening that your. >> is cool is your favorite president or politician to write about? >> to write about, certainly about coolidge but also i am a big fan of ronald reagan and kind of grew up loving him from 1964 on and was there all the way in his inauguration, his funeral, when he launched his campaign at liberty island in new jersey and by god i love them and. >> is there a reagan book on the horizon? >> so many people with greater qualifications have done it. the field is pretty crowded, but i wouldn't mind doing it. i wouldn't mind it at all. it would be very enjoyable because along the way i've written about a lot of scoundrels and i would like to write about a man i admire a great deal of. >> what are you reading these days? >> actually what i tend to read or not books about history but books about the 1920s and 1930 30s show

truman is fighting against wallace. he has got to get the blackfoot. the south is recoiling from that. there is an awful lot happening that year. >> is coolidge your favorite president or politician to write about? >> certainly. but also i am a big fan of ronald reagan and kind of grew up loving him from 1964 on. was there all the way at his inauguration, his funeral, when he lost his campaign at liberty island in new jersey. by god i love that man. >> is their a reagan book on the horizon? >> so many people have done it. so many people with greater qualifications. i would not mind doing it. i would not mind it at all. it would be very enjoyable. along the way i have written about a lot of scoundrels, and i would like to write about a man i admire a great deal. >> what are you reading these days? >> actually, what i tend to read, not books about history, but books about the 1920's and 1930's show business and entertainment. after a while a lot of the researching is your reading parts of books on newspaper articles, microfilm. so for find the kind of tu

to a patient. >> wallace: is he dead now? kevorkian: he's dying now. >> couric: in the movie, across from mike wallace sits al pacino as jack kevorkian. >> wallace: jack kevorkian, dr. death, is a fanatic? >> pacino: zealot. okay. it gave me an opportunity to do something i haven't done before. i think that's what is interesting. in all my roles, i don't think there's anyone like that. >> couric: al pacino has been at the center of so many iconic movies. >> pacino: hello. >> couric: but after all these years, he's still most comfortable on the stage, reciting shakespeare, as we discovered with this impromptu parting performance. >> pacino: arise fair sun, kill the envious moon who is already sick and pale with grief that thou her maid art far more fair than she. that's all you're going to get from me. >> welcome to the cbs sports update presented by lipito are. at the verizon heritage jim furyk defeated brian davis on the first extra hole. davis had forced the play-off after a birdie on 18. in the nba kobe bryant scored 21 as

chris wallace is live in washington. originally they talked about repeal but you have to have 67 to override and they want to change bits and pieces but it's a good talking point working for both sides. >> absolutely. and you see the president there, there was some talk about maybe the democrats would be better off not passing this than passing it. i thought that was wrong. the swagger the president and democrats have, i'm not saying it's a good program. some people like healthcare reform, some don't but this gives democrats and particularly the people that are most important to turn out in the midterm elections, it gives them something to cheer about. they feel they accomplished something and winning is better than losing. >> shepard: in everything. one of the things we reported on a few weeks ago was the democrats who voted for this might be in trouble in their districts and now more reporting is that some democrats who voted against it might be in trouble, standing against their party. >> that's right. they may get fi

fox's patty ann brown throwing to fellow anchor chris wallace. >> glen beck returns in a moment, but,chris matthews previews special report. >> coming up we'll preview the weekend's big gathering of republicans in new orleans. >> my pal and i chris wallace are very different, i can't say i would let that go. if you have to be confused with somebody at fox, i think i hit the jackpot. barney frank played word affiliation last night. >> mitt romney? >> flip-flopper. is that one word or two? >> that's two. john mccain. >> old. but i want to say this -- >> is he two years older than you? >> yes. that's important. because john mccain gave me the hope that i would not die without being younger than the president. i mean, you look to the president as an authority figure. you start to get older than the president, you are looking for the wheelchair. >> right on palin, direct hit on romney and cheap shot on mccain but he softened it a bit by talking about himself getting older. day one of the republican southern leadership conference in new orleans. out of all the conference speakers yesterday

it is not the george wallace constituency. >> the repeated slogan, we've lost our country, we're going to take back our country, has nothing to do with debt, our deficit. that is something about who is running the country right now, and there is that late in this movement. to deny it, i think is to deny reality. >> that is total rubbish that the democrats run year after year. taking it back. if republicans are in office. that's a slogan everyone uses. it has no other implication. that is a slander. >> we'll see you next week. >> for the transcript of this broadcast, log on to insidewashington.tv. 'm very sor.

. >> i really thought wallace was hot. i really did. i really thought wallace was hot. ty, who knows. ty may have had a chance to beat the test. i don't know. >> true to his word, ty ryan did beat the drug test and has no intention of changing his behavior. >> drug test results. >> i'm clean. >> how do you know? >> they done locked folks up dirty. >> what? >> they lock the folks up dirty. >> you want to tell us how you pulled that one off? >> no. [ bleep ] you've got to stay on your ps and qs. >> straight up. >> you pass. >> there's a way to get by anything. you got, be on it. you all know what happened. >> coming to terms with the consequences of his crime, horace has a change of heart and agrees to be on camera and discuss the stabbing. >> it's something that shouldn't have happened. we're all grown men in this prison. we should have worked our problems out, talked them out, instead of resorting to something like that . >>> greed is not good. let's play "hardball." good evening, i'm chris matthews in washington. leading off tonight, wall street showdown. wall street r

obviously chris wallace figured that out. the question is why sarah palin parading around the country with her on the bachmann/palin overdrive tour? it's like a bad rock band. she makes this stuff up. she knows it's outrageous. to chris wallace's credit he did call her on it and couldn't take it anymore at some point. she does this every single day, ed. most people don't call her on it. the republicans stand up and cheer at these rallies. thank god there was a journalist -- i know it was on a network you don't always agree with, but thank god chris wallace pointed it out because most republicans don't do that. >> this is up one of the reasons they were able to win the debate when it comes to health care because they spew stuff out there and know so much of it, we don't have enough air time to correct it. what do you make of sarah palin? she got 330 votes, straw poll down there at their southern republican leadership conference. was that a good showing or a not a good showing considering how much publicity she's gotten? >> i t

>>> i'm chris wallace and this is "fox news sunday." two new battles for the u.s. senate. first, will president obama's choice to replace john paul stevens on the supreme court be confirmed? then, will the senate ratify the new arms control treaty between the u.s. and russia? we'll get answers from lamar alexander, chairman of the senate republican conference, and independent joe lieberman, a senior member of the arms services committee. then a rising republican star talks about the president's agenda, the tea party movement, and more. congresswoman michele bachmann. only on "fox news sunday." and we'll ask our sunday panel if the president will look for a fight or try to avoid one with the supreme court nominee. all right now on "fox news sunday." hello again from fox news in washington. well, after the bruising fight over healthcare reform, the senate returns this week to a potential battle. a vacancy on the supreme court and arms control treaty with russia. joining us from the home states are two senate leaders. republican lamar alexander of tennessee, and independent j

and keep an eye to the sky because storms are in the >> chris: i'm chris wallace and this is "fox news sunday." president obama's debt commission gets to work. how will they try to rein in washington deficits? we'll ask the commission's two chairs. former republican senator alan simpson, and erskine bowles, bill clinton's former chief of staff. it's a "fox news sunday" exclusive. then, the debate over financial reform heads for a senate showdown. we'll talk with the senate g.o.p. leader, mitch mcconnell. and in arizona, should authorities be able to check the i.d. of anyone suspected of being an illegal immigrant? we'll ask our sunday regulars whether this crackdown goes too far. all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in washington. the president's debt commission holds its first meeting tuesday and his job couldn't be tougher. finding some way both parties will accept to cut the trillion-dollar deficit that is stretched to the end of this decade. joining us now are the two cochairs of the commission, former republican senator alan simpson and erskine bowles,

good evening i'm chris wallace, the government released the latest unemployment numbers which experts say indicate the job market is starting to heal. major garrett reports, the president praised those results and a -- at a factory that added jobs, paid for with your tax dollars. >> reporter: as president obama landed in north carolina, the state republican party reminded him today's improved job news had a broader and not so happy context, in,'s unemployment rate is 11.2% up from 9.2% when mr. obama took office and though the nation added 162,000 jobs in march, the tarheel state lost more than 90,000 jobs during the obama presidency. he toured a company that makes components for lithium batteries and is adding 300 jobs, due to stimulus financing, an example of private sector job growth, fueled by tax dollars. >> president barack obama: today is an encouraging day we learned the economy actually produce aid substantial number of jobs instead of losing a substantial number of jobs. [applause]. >> reporter: the president said march's job gains, the biggest in three years signal the econ

chris wallace and "fox news sunday" on your local fox station. we'll welcome the connecticut independent senator, joe lieberman and lamar alexander and the supreme court nomination will be part of the discussion and michelle bachman is on this sunday. the topic, president obama's agenda as well as the tea party, this sunday on your local fox broadcast station down the dial. this one's probably the lowest numbered fox. you can visit foxnews.com. our producers and correspondents are constantly adding stories. who will the president nominate and what will the court look like? it's all at foxnews.com. >>> this is america's election headquarters. the man at the center of the abortion debate during the healthcare bill is retiring. bart stupak says he's done what he was supposed to, enact healthcare reform. he's calling it quits. >> last night, early this morning, i informed democratic leaders and key supporters i would not seek reelection to congress. i will always serve the people of the first district but i have chosen not to continue to serve as con

earlier today i spoke to fox news sunday host chris wallace about what's ahead for the administration reporter: chris, good to see you. it looks like financial and fiscal responsibility seems to be the big hot topic here in washington this week. president obama went up to wall street to push back against wall street's push back against reforms. do you see any movement in that front? >> yeah, i do, brian. i think that as opposed to health care reform where the republicans saw no political down side to opposing the president's health care reform package, i think they see a considerable political price to be paid if they're seen as obstructing, cracking down on wall street, that they'll be seen as protecting the fat cats at the expense of the little guy. so they don't have a deal yet in the senate and it may come it a vote, a kind of vote on whether to proseed or whether to fill -- proceed or whether to filibuster the bill on monday afternoon. but i think over the course of the next few days, that they are going to reach an agreement, at least some robes will switch to the -- republicans

coming up on brian and the judge, we'll capture the magic with chris wallace.hen we have bill schultz from red eye. >> last day to send in your census. the u.s. is giving out gifts to remind people. but some of the items aren't made in the u.s. we'll talk to the u.s. secretary of commerce next. >> gretchen: toby mac and his band, diversity, rocking out here. ♪ >> gretchen: today is the deadline to send in your census form. our government spent $340 million in advertise to go remind you to do that, creating t-shirts and hats and television commercials during the super bowl. remember that? was all that money worth it? gare lock is the secretary of commerce and he joins us now. good morning to you, secretary. >> good morning, gretchen. >> gretchen: so today is the deadline. people need to just fill out these ten questions and send them in. right? >> that's right. it's ten questions should take less than ten minutes and the questions are almost identical to the questions that the founders of this country and the writers of the constitution wrote back in 1790. ten q

when liberalism stopped looking so inevitable, when voters elected richard nixon, when george wallace got more votes -- beloved felt, experienced -- though left felt a crisis of confidence. they retreated to the academy, hollywood, to foundations, to ngo's, to courts and bureaucracies, the unelected parts of government. one remarkable thing from the time of the 1960's to the present is it has been pushed much more by an elected officials than by elected ones. from billing 1960's decisions on school prayer and obscenity to the 1970's abortion cases, to the 1980's and 1990's actions on affirmative action and voting rights, the most controversial parts have not come from legislation, but from bushes by the courts and bureaucrats administering regulations. in response, ronald reagan called for constitutional amendments on different things. the philosophy of original intent was something that meese helped with. he adopted moral combat pilot because he had to worry about the soviet union, getting the budget under control, and partly because of internal weaknesses in his coalition. libertari

most of the positive government, better quality, wallace, has been driven by employers in the marketplace and demanding these kinds of changes. a button that mice -- might be lost when you look at the equation. host: thank you very much for helping us understand some of this this morning. guest: thank you. host: we will take a look at what is on a be"washington journal tomorrow -- on the "washington journal" tomorrow. and the steven will look at how presidents learn the job of the presidency. . thanks for joining us. we will see you tomorrow at 7:00 eastern. host: calle[captioning performey national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] . . >> this week on america and the courts, in court on a hypothetical case on whether someone can be denied a vexing. -- a vaccine. america and the courts today at 7:00 p.m. eastern here on c- span. c-span -- >> c-span, our public affairs content is available on television, radio and online and you can also connect with those on twitter, facebook, and youtube, and son of for schedule e-mails at c-span.org. >> presi

>> chris: i'm chris wallace and this is "fox news sunday." leading the opposition against some of president obama's top initiatives. senator john mccain pushes back on taxes, financial regulation and dealing with iran. the arizona republican speaks out, only on "fox news sunday." >>> then, what is happening in iran? as the u.s. military looks to bring combat troops home this summer we will get an assessment from general ray odierno commander of forces in iraq. it is a "fox news sunday" exclusive. >>> the white house picks a fight with a tea partyer. >> you would think they would be saying thank you. >> chris: we will ask the sunday regulars about the presidential poke at the grass roots movement. all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in washington. first, late news. large portions of europe remain under a no fly order because of the huge volcanoic ash cloud from iceland. some airlines are conducting test flights to see if it is safe to resume operations but normal service is not expected for days. president obama a

created a new story of watergate claiming that i actually learned about bill whole issue when mike wallaced me early one money morning asking me if i knew i was in the middle of a new book coming out explaining i had unbeknownst to the fbi are watergate prosecutor or the senate watergate committee or the house impeachment committee i ordered the watergate break-in price said that that is news how did i do that? he said that is why we call the last questions before we go forward with you should understand what they are claiming is that you learned there was a call girl ring through the teensy through your wife that was associated with the madam of the call girl ring i said i can assure you that is not true percoset i will go on camera but will use and read the book to explain how they reach the conclusion? he said i can it is st. martin's press we have an agreement we will not release the book and we're under a confidentiality agreement but i will tell you that "time" magazine is going to do a release. we will do our show on sunday night they released money two weeks before the show. he sai

george wallace worked this very well. it is the same old song. >> one of the supposed it ignorant and free semi-racist people who was one against big government is the chairman of the federal reserve who said in congress today that under the budget proposals of this administration, we will go to wonder% of gdp in debt by the end of this decade. we will have a $1 trillion in debt service in 2020 with was us in the league of greece. that's why people are talking about taxes today. does about the inevitable -- it is about the inevitable increase in taxes which are coming. all that is on the way because of the policies of this government. >> last word, f

>> chris: i'm chris wallace and this is "fox news sunday." leading the opposition against some of president obama's top initiatives. senator john mccain pushes back on taxes, financial regulation and dealing with iran. the arizona republican speaks out, only on "fox news sunday." >>> then, what is happening in iran? as the u.s. military looks to bring combat troops home this summer we will get an assessment from general ray odierno commander of forces in iraq. it is a "fox news sunday" exclusive. >>> the white house picks a fight with a tea partyer. >> you would think they would be saying thank you. >> chris: we will ask the sunday regulars about the presidential poke at the grass roots movement. all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in washington. first, late news. large portions of europe remain under a no fly order because of the huge volcanoic ash cloud from iceland. some airlines are conducting test flights to see if it is safe to resume operations but normal service is not expected for days. president obama a

mike wallace and barry landrieu was the producer. and they went weeks and months going down one afternoon about what the story would be in at the end of the day, barry landrieu, the producer, realized that this guy who it got was actually a fraud and was perpetrating a major fraud on the u.s. government and on "60 minutes" and the news media and barry turned the tables and in the end, you know, his devotion was to the facts, to the truth. and so, so that -- i guess the point is, you know, you can like somebody, you can identify with somebody, but at the end of the day, it's got to check out and we check it out ruthlessly. our devotion to the truth is the matter. so, that's my elaboration. >> i think you summed it up perfectly. i remember one little incident of a guide with stories about and buy a waste since there was something he hadn't told her they couldn't get it from anyone. finally i found the flaw in his background and i put it out there and i remember he said how could she do that? that's what we are. we're not friends at the

>> chris: i'm chris wallace and this is "fox news sunday." the congressional battle over healthcare reform is history. now, what about other tough issues like job creation, financial regulation and energy. we'll see if there is any chance for bipartisan action when we talk about jon kyl and arlen specter, democrat from pennsylvania. then, fresh polls have republicans thinking 2010 is their year. and then fresh polls have republicans thinking 2010 is their year. a preview from kevin mccarthy, the man in charge of writing a new contract with america, and amid new worries about iran's nuclear ambitions we willle ask the sunday group if tough sanctions can prevent the rogue nation from making the buy. all right now on "fox news sunday." hello again from fox news in washington and happy easter. of thousands of the faithful gathered at the vatican for easter services despite a light rain and new allegations the catholic church covered up charges of sex abuse by the clergy. pope benedict made no mention of the scandal in his easter message but one c

chris, thank you, you can catch chris wallace on fox news sunday. make sure to watch this, if you can't watch it, tevo it like i do. thanks chris. >>> busy day for you, folks, we're getting reports of gunfire breaking out in the streets of kyrzygstan, bloody uprising? a -- in a city that is a home to a very important u.s. military base, president obama talking with russia's president about this crisis. just a couple of hours ago, our major garrett has that breaking news, coming up, and more on that wikileak tape. a fair and balanced report. don't go away. megyn: we have breaking news outside of a major u.s. air base, vital to the wore effort -- war effort in afghanistan, media on the ground in kyrzygstan reporting sustained automatic weapons fire as night falls on the capitol, the situation is bad enough now that president obama and russia's president had a face to face meeting to discuss this just a couple of hours ago. major garrett is live in prague, president obama and medvedev discussed this today. put this in perspective in items of the import

hosted by chris wallace -- republican whip, jon kyl, arlen specter, and california republican and congressman kevin mccarthy who is the recruitment chairman with the national republican congressional committee. on the "face the nation" you will hear the sociology professor for georgetown university, and also the reporter and correspondent they sanger, and several others. and on "state of the union" lawrence summers, and with michael orrin. you can listen to all five talk shows at noon eastern on c-span is radio talk show. >> all this month, see the winners of the studentscam documentary competition. middle school students from 45 states submitted videos on one of the country's greatest strengths or challenges. wash the top winning video every morning. it will be just before "washington journal" -- and that a 30 p.m., meet the students and made them. for preview visit the website. >> the minute that the wall street firms were in the business of harvesting middle- class and lower middle class americans for their home equity value, and making loans to them against it, there was a natural risk of

guests on fox news sunday hosted by chris wallace include whip john kyle.senator or lean specter and republican representative kevin maccarthy the recruitment for the national republican committee. on face the nation, bob sheafer with michael erin dicen and with a "new york times" white house correspondent david sanger and cbs news correspondents and with cnn state of the union. candy krone energy will talk to the director of the economic counselor and israel's ambassador to the u.s.. listen to all five of the sunday morning talk shows starting at noon easter eastern. nation wide on xm satellite and on the web at c-span radio.com and follow us on facebook and twitter. >> all this month, see the winners of c-span's studentcam documentary. 45 states submitted the videos. watch the top winning at 6:50 eastern just before "washington journal" and meet the students who made them and for a preview of all the winners, visit studentcam.org. >> the minute that the wall street firms were in the business of harvesting middle class and lower middle class americans for

who came as close as anybody to pinning phelps did so based on his dealings with woodward on the wallace shooting. where felt was, indeed, working with the white house. he was right there and helped a lot. so i think that helped mann put together two and two and come up with, he thought, it had to be somebody in the fbi and could well be felt. so i wasn't his source in the white house. the part i was referring to on countdown was the fact that the last story is about the fact that one or more tapes have a potential erase sure onyx son's -- on nixon's secret tapes. on "the washington post" story as opposed to the book when you compare the two, all five sources in "the washington post" story are white house sources. since we now know it's felt, it strikes me -- and that seems to be the only piece of information that felt gave to woodward is because felt -- woodward doesn't know where felt got this information. and it may have been that felt said, listen, i heard from somebody in the white house, and i'll tell you how that could happen, that one or more of the tapes might have erasures. and

watergate claiming -- i actually learned about the lawsuit -- or learned about the whole issue when mike wallaceme one -- early one monday morning asking me if i knew i was in the middle of a new book coming out that explained that unbeknownst to the prosecutor and the watergate committee i ordered the watergate break-in. i said, mike, that's news to me. how did i do that and no one learn it? he said that's why we're calling to ask some questions before we go forward with this show. and he said you should understand what they're claiming is that you learned there was a call girl ring in the democratic national committee through your wife who was associated with the madam of the call girl ring. i said well, that is baloney. i can assure you that's not true. he said will you go on camera? i said of course i will. will you send me the book to explain how they reached all these conclusions. he said i can't. it's a saint martin's press book. we've done an agreement that we won't release the book. and we're under a confidentiality agreement so i can't but i will tell you "time" magazine is going to do

that's "special report" for tonight i'm chris wallace. see you back hematoma night. -- back her

kelly wallace reports. >> reporter: jen mclaughlin considers 12 week old anna and sarah her miracles.ed five kids, four from russia and one from missouri, before reading about embryo adoption. >> i was like this is perfect. i'll have the opportunity to be pregnant in addition to once again giving a child that needs a home a home. >> reporter: on a website, she located a california couple who wanted to donate four proceed fen embryos. in a contract signed by mclauf len and the california couple, the embryos were described as pre-born children who are entitled to the rights and protection accordinged to all children legally and morally. >> we believe this life begins at conception, so we really felt like we wered adopting two babies. >> reporter: two embryos were left over, embryos mclauf len wants to use to give birth again because she considers them anna and sarah's siblings. but last month, the donor mom notified mclaughlin she wanted to give the embryos to another family and is demanding them back today. mclaughlin's hired a lawyer to prove she has a legal right to keep them and exp

>> mike wallace the team equipment manager. it was like coming home for mike.uy has fresh shoes to. ryan zimmerman has new ones. >> the things you notice. >> i'm quite jealous. >> everyday guys got all of the gear. >> there's the kicks. you've got underarmor, some adidas. and then you see nyjer morgan down at the end of the benny. he's got red and black and so he's got fast guy shoes. >> 1-1 here. >> and desmond unable to waive and make contact with the breaking ball and the count is 1-2. ian told me he's very excited because his high school team over in sarasota is in the district now. they're playing today, the sailors they're called from his high school and he said his high school coach will be over here tomorrow watching him play. runner going, desmond takes the strike. the ball gets into centerfield, bernan dina will make it. it will be a steel for bernadina, and an error as desmond took a strike. the lead is huge more roger. nobody is going to get him on this. the throw goes right above his arm. great jump. pitch is down low. tough to step out and make th

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. >> president obama taking big notice of the tea party protests we'll talk with chris wallace.ck angry at "newsweek" magazine coming up. >> greta: great night at 11. we are live until the top of the hour. our next guest a democrat he predicts a november disaster for the democrats. but he has a tip to avoid disaster. find out, next. rush limbaugh wants to thank the president for a few things. rush in his own words, coming up. ♪ [ male announcer ] experience fast in all its forms. the is line. at your lexus dealer. scrubologists discovered the only thing worse... than a dirty toilet is a dirty clip-on. all: eewww! scrubbing bubbles toilet cleaning gel. just stamp it in your bowl. it cleans and freshens for a whole week. and dissolves away. scrubbing bubbles toilet cleaning gel. the freshest way to keep a toilet clean. and it lasts up to 6 weeks. now that's great value. sc johnson, a family company. >> from america's news headquarters, i'm marianne rafferty. british airways canceling all flights to and from london through saturday because of volcanic ash in highs land. also shutti

. >> bret: remember, charlie crist sadie fintive on this set with chris wallace on "fox news sunday" he would not run as inpend d independeni. president obama is stumping for barbara boxer. they will cost you $18,000 for a ticket to the los angeles county natural history museum. survivors and family members of those who died in the oklahoma city bombing attended a memorial service on this the 15th anniversary of the attack. timothy mcveigh was executed in 2001. some in washington are drawing parallel between mcveigh anti-government sentiment and those expressed with a political group in the news a lot. senior political analyst brit hume has thoughts on that. >> hey, bret. president obama finds the tea party movement complaint amusem. bill clinton thinks the language of the movement is dangerous. "time" magazine joe klein thinks sarah palin and glenn beck, tea party favorites are bordering on sedition. whoa! the president says the tea partiers ought to thank him, because many if not most of them got a tax break, courtesy of his stimulus package. in his condescension, he does not grasp

earlier today i spoke to fox news sunday host chris wallace about the nuclear treaty president obamat signed. i also got his take on the retirement of supreme court justice john paul stevens. >> reporter: chris, thanks so much for joining us this evening. national security of course is a hot topic now that the obama administration has signed the nuclear treaty with russiaened a the nuclear summit in washington next week, do you think there is some sort of consensus from both political parties that the country is moving in the right direction? >> i'm not sure i'd go that far yet, shawn. i think you're going to see some at least concern and perhaps opposition from republicans to ratifying the treaty in the senate. at least eight of them are going to have to go along to get this passed. they're concerned that this new treaty with the russians may somehow limit the u.s. building a vigorous missile defense shield and they're concerned the president isn't supportive of a new warhead, nuclear warhead. in fact overruled defense secretary gates on that. there's still some splits. i think chan

general corn wallace surrendered at the york town battlefield during the american revolution. a lot of history this sunday morning. let's check in with justin. you said the warm weather, you pushed the hold boynton on that one. >> just a little bit. it is april. we can deal with at the present times in the 30s. it's not uncommon. we're going to talk about a warmup. later on for the upcoming week. a little bit chilly today. 30s outside this morning for low temperatures. now starting to climb up to the 40s. clouds thickening up though as a disturban disturbance coming across the northern mid-atlantic. just a gorgeous sunrise. clouds are thickening up. 46 the official temperature right now. northwest breeze sustained at 12 miles per hour. flags not blowing as much as yesterday as gusts are certainly not near 40 miles per hour which we saw. 47 doigs our average low temperature. we were well below that this morning. that just shows cold air mass in place and temperatures really struggling to get back up to near 50 this hour. everyone's pretty much uniform in nature. mid upper 40s r

glenn beck returns in a moment and judge napolitano, but first, chris wallace previews special report>> coming up, we look at what republicans need to do to regain control of congress. and why the catholic church is striking back at the "new york times." join me at 6:00 eastern for "special report." ♪ ♪ >>> the $1 trillion gap in retiree benefits in this country, according to the pew center on the states. and since state and local governments will be footing the bill for the shortfall, it works out to more than $8800 for every american household. now cities like memphis, toledo and los angeles trying to pinch pennies leaning on the unions. have unions priced themselves out of a job in ask mark mix, president of the national right to work committee and charles payne ceo of wall street strategies and my colleague, contributor on the fox business network. charles, to you first. what is the problem? what is happening? what have governments just recognized about unions and their benefits and their pensions? >> they made promises they can't keep and if they keep them, all heck is going to b

. >> president obama taking big notice of the tea party protests we'll talk with chris wallace.lenn beck angry at "newsweek" magazine coming up. >> greta: great night at 11. we are live until the top of the hour. our next guest a democrat he predicts a november disaster for the democrats. but he has a tip to avoid disaster. find out, next. rush limbaugh wants to thank the president for a few things. rush in his own words, coming up. [ advisor 1 ] what do you see yourself doing one week, one month, five years after you do retire? ♪ client comes in and they have a box. and inside that box is their financial life. people wake up and realize i better start doing something. we open up that box. we organize it. and we make decisions. we really are here to help you. they look back and think, "wow. i never thought i could do this." but we've actually done it. [ male announcer ] visit ameriprise.com and put a confident retirement more within reach. hey what's going on? doing the shipping. man, it would be a lot easier if we didn't have to weigh 'em all. if those boxes are under 70 lbs. y

good evening, i'm chris wallace in for bret baier. diplomat from qatar is a free man tonight after allegedly inciting a major security incident aboard an airliner bound for denver. national correspondent catherine herridge is here with a story that has been developing all day. good evening. >> reporter: thank you, chris. sources tell fox news they believe the young diplomat who sparked a major security alert last night was on his way to visit a convicted al-qaeda agent doing time in colorado. this is consistent with the statement from the qatar embassy in washington, that the diplomat was on official business, the kind of business embassies arrange for their citizens jailed in foreign countries. the convicted al-qaeda member is amari, a citizen of qatar who pleaded guilty to providi providing material to terrorist organization. he is serving eight-year prison term. the diplomat from qatar is madadi. this is from a washington society magazine. while flying from d.c. to denver, he tried to sneak a cigarette in the bathroom. when asked a

peter wallace has said this. former treasury secretary john taylor said this. why not bypass all the discretionary aspects, including the $50 billion fund, which was not in the original obama package, why not go straight, roger, to bankruptcy court? i guess that's always been my first choice. let's do it the way they do it for all the other companies. wouldn't that really, really solve this particular piece of the meltdown problem? >> it worked great when lehman failed. there were no problems. mike pence wants to go back to when republicans ran the show. the last time they ran the show was september 29th. they voted down the t.a.r.p., and the market fell 750 points. it's not that simple with a financial firm. when financial firms go bust, it's not that pleasant. that's really why we're all here. let me get to fannie and freddie, if i can. >> stick with this other poin this is a very important point you're making. i hear you. >> we saw what happened. it's so pleasant. this is industry money they're talking about. >> let me ask nicole. what's your reaction to wha