an independent space party in alabama at the time than the regular party was dominated by a george wallace and the dixiecrats and despite being a dentist in the time valedictorian, he, his education put hundreds of thousands of dollars in his own money in the 60's mind you into this early political party so that alabama could vote for lyndon johnson rather than george wallace and the hundreds of thousands of new regularly black voters would have people to vote for, couldn't just folk but also run for office, so that plus his life work and he was committed to recapturing the greatness of african-americans and political participation because his grandfather had been a free construction legislator and he grew up hearing about his grandfather while he was coming of age in jim crow, and a radicalized him to be living under jim crow in alabama while hearing about the fact that black people used to have political power and be in office including his family. >> who was hershel cashin? >> my grandfather, he was the first black lawyer in the state of alabama and the architecture of reconstruction. i

this year, the judges have selected chris wallace of fox news. i am pleased to tell you that chris had donated his award winnings back to the national press foundation to help us continue our educational work. chris, thank you is very much. [applause] here is a brief video about chris and then we 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 i

by themselves. >> we are talking to chris wallace. we thought she would sit down and shut up. >> where do you stand on the return? >> the return? >> palestinian right of return. >> first of all, i am proud to exercise my right of return. >> i'm making a political comment. >> you think that's a political comment? >> yes. >> you're insane. >> i think your agenda is out there and you're pushing more agenda than you intend to. >> and you don't retire because? >> because i love he -- it is not work what i do. i love what i do. i get up in the morning and i think i am going to have the opportunity to -- i wasn't happy about waking up this morning and -- >> i felt the same way. >> congratulations, chris, winning an award is an amazing thing. fox news, you have done it. we're all proud of you in the news division. you're a great questioner. you're a great journalist. and frankly, every guest that comes on hates you, which is good because that makes people watch. president cline, for instance, said you made him angry and president obama and ma

nicolle wallace one of the central characters of the movie "game change" is here tonight. >>> the return of best new thing in the world at the end of the show. looking forward to that. we'll talk also about newfound competition for the title governor ultrasound. all planned for this hour, it will be a great show. >>> we have to start tonight nine years ago. nine years ago this week, then president george w. bush issued an ultimatum against iraq. he told saddam hussein and his sons they needed to leave their country or face an imminent u.s. military attack. he called it a moment of truth for the world. that was nine years ago this week. eight years ago this week, eight years ago today, in fact, that war that president bush ultimately launched was approaching the first birthday, that same president was running against a democratic senator, a highly decorated viet nam veteran. at this point in that campaign, eight years ago, the first attack ad from the george bush reelection campaign was launched against senator kerry, was an attack ad for being against the iraq war. >> he wanted to delay

there was quite astonishing that in order to prevent -- >> george wallace.some confusion. >> wallace was the vice president under roosevelt for three terms, and this was the fourth term, and roosevelt was dying, and wallace was considered the too left wing, too progressive to become president if roosevelt died. and so they were organized to prevent him from being nominated at the democratic party convention, and all sorts were made. a guy that had it seemed a majority to be elected, they delayed the convention by one day because the chicago democratic apparatus, not the most wholesome and the world. [laughter] switched off the lights, cut off electricity to the democrat party convention so they had to delay and that might they were spent browbeating delegates which is shown very incredibly. i was taken aback and had no idea that the it gone to that extent in order to subvert the will of delegates and the convention and, you know, we still don't know everything they said to these delegates or what intelligence agencies were used to try to prevent wallace from

i thought wallace was hot. ty, who knows. 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 don't lock the folks up that were dirty. >> pardon. >> they done locked the folks up that were dirty. >> want to tell us how you pulled that one off? >> nope. >> stay on your ps and qs. >> straight up. >> you'll pass. there's a way to get by anything, right. you gotta be up on it. y'all know what's happened. >> coming to terms with the consequences of his crime, horace brightwell has a change of heart and agree to appear on camera to discuss the honor dorm stabbing. >> it didn't have to happen. it never should have took place. we're all grown men in this prison. we should have worked our problems out, you know, talked them out, instead of resorting to something like that.

into this political party so that the albanians could vote for lyndon johnson rather than george wallace and that in the hundreds of thousands of newly registered black voters would have people to vote for. could not just vote, but also run for office. and so that was his life's work. he was very much committed to a recapturing the greatness of african americans in terms of political participation. very steep in the era of reconstruction because his grandfather had been a reconstruction legislator. he grew up hearing about his grandfather, gramm partial while he was coming of age and jim-crow. it radicalized and to be living under jim-crow in alabama well hearing about the fact that black people used to actually have political power and be in office, including his own family >> who was the? >> that was my great grandfather. he was in our family lore the first black lawyer in the state of alabama and the architect of reconstruction. i grew up listening to my father repeat this over and over, you know, as a teenager. miles of road. and in this book i go out and search of the source of my f

it's interesting that gregory wallace, an african american man, was supposed to play mr. oge, an excentric neisei who likes literature. i thought it would be an interesting thing to do. but after a while we did a reading and we realized as good an actor as gregory is, it was pushing his limits for him to play a japanese american character in the late 40's. >> i imagine him as being much older. >> in the course of writing the play and using various actors, he became younger. this chinese actor is more like a character in his mid to late 30's, excentric, a career bachelor who is into russian literature and who fashions himself kind of patterned after the japanese artists of the 30's and 40's. he has round sort of glasses and a braid. but getting back to the question of creating characters, for example african american characters, i'm also caution -- i had written another play called johann that was about an african american gi and a japanese wife that got married in post war japan. i wrote that play 20 years ago. i wouldn't do it for about 8 years or so because i just didn'

so you are presenting in some of these very dramatic scenes, you know, steve schmidt and nicole wallacewo of the highest level strategists for john mccain in that campaign confronting sarah palin, trying to get her to prepare, being somewhat disgusted with the way she's conducting herself, but it's entirely possible this is their side of the story, and they are trying to portrait this in a way that makes them look better and makes palin look like she was the problem. >> interviews with them were consistent with intuz with a dozen other people. it was the same story told by all of those people. >> yeah. what you said was our concern too. we had to double and triple-check all the accounts to make sure that it all added up because we wanted to make sure that not only was the book, you know, based on very reliable accounts, which we found that it was by interviewing many of those people ourselves, but also that since the book had come out, no other version of the story had come out and it hadn't. in fact, the film in a way updates what they found and we did most importantly have access to s

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that in order to -- >> george wallace. roosevelt for three terms, and this was the fourth term. and roosevelt was dying. and wallace was considered too left wing, too progressive to be allowed to become president if roosevelt died. and so they organized to prevent him being nominated at the democratic party convention. and all sorts of tricks were played. i mean, a guy who had, it seemed, a majority to be elected, they delayed the convention by one day. because the chicago democratic ap apparatus -- not the most wholesome in the world -- [laughter] switched off the lights, cut off the electricity to the democratic party convention so they had to delay it, and that night they spent bribing, browbeating delegates which is shown very incredibly. i mean, i was taken aback. i had no idea that they'd gone to that extent in order to subvert the will of delegates and the convention. and, you know, we still don't know everything they said to these dell gates -- delegates or what intelligence agencies were used to try and prevent wa

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

>> when nichol wallace said to schmidt that she did not vote on election day. >> yes, nicole wallace served in administration and was the sign to get palin ready for interviews and deal with her public image, you see at the end of the movie, i'll give a bit of a spoiler. >> sorry. >> but she says, she tells the schmidt character that she could not bring herself to vote. her judgment, not a uniform judgment, but her judgment, it was a bad pick, because she was not qualified to serve in the white house. >> i have to tell you, i think there's a lot of sympathy in this depiction and john mccain comes across as a real character, a man of character. and the portrayals are amazing. watch it tomorrow night. >> 9:00 on hbo. >> and next, the man behind the numbers, what are the pit falls in the fall campaign for president obama? we will talk to pete hart. ♪[music plays] ♪[music plays] ♪[music plays] purina one beyond. food for your cat or dog. ♪ [ gong ] strawberry banana! [ male announcer ] for a smoothie with real fruit plus veggie nutrition new v8 v-fusion smoothie. could've had a v8. if yo

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

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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

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chip read shows us the cost and more >> 23 year-old carey wallace has been looking for work for one year. despite the tough job market he does have peace of mind in one area. you remember when you discovered that because of the health care reform law that you would be able to be on your parents' home insurance? >> i do remember. yes! >> great relief? >> yes >> under the law insurance companies are required to allow people under 26 years old to remain on their parents plans, a great relief for wallace because he has asthma. >> this is a lifesaver >> is asthma drugs cost about $65 per month with insurance and without it would be two or three times that >> if you did not have health insurance now, would you be able to afford your asthma medication? >> most likely not >> to other provisions have also already kicked and. insurance companies may not deny coverage to children because of pre-existing conditions and seniors, and the doughnut hole under the medicare prescription drug are getting relief. robert is a spokesman for the nation's health insurance companies >> it is great to see more pe

. >> rusk county deputies jeff wallace and riley comit are both in communication with peery and zeroinghe suspect's location. >> i heard the warden peery say he was in pursuit of the suspect vehicle heading southbound in my direction. so i then took some back roads and tried to get over to the area where he was. >> he chases the suspect at more than 100 miles an hour. when he makes a wide turn around a corner, the suspect's car goes into a ditch on the side of the road. the officer takes advantage. >> pull over! >> i was able to pull my squad truck alongside and prevent him from coming back on to the road. >> but the driver is not about to surrender and speeds off. a short way down the road, rudolf frenzer stops again. >> he slows down and pulls all the way over to the right-hand side. and then i pull up. instead of pulling up alongside him, i pull up right behind him. the officer gets out, draws his weapon and orders the guy out of his car. >> get out on the road. get out! >> but the driver puts the pedal tot he metal once again. >> we just stopped. he slammed on the brakes, reverse. w

. >> 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

>> 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

. >> reporter: form brush administration official nicolle wallace worked with palin. >> you weren't properly prepped because you wouldn't listen to us. you never listen your advisers. >> because you're overwhelming me with too much information. >> reporter: wallace was on abc's "this week." >> how true to life? >> true enough to make me squirm. >> i never want to deal with that woman ever again. >> reporter: so does this movie say more about the staff and the candidates. >> she basically opened up pandora's box. >> reporter: chris lehane is locking about palin's book. >> a lot of theme thought it was filled with fantastical versions. i think a lot of people have their own perspective. >> that poor girl. >> she wasn't ready for this. >> reporter: like palin, mccain says he won't watch the film. >> and they continue to disparage and attack her character and her person. i admire and respect her. >> reporter: david kerley, abc news, washington. >> controversial. >> uh-huh. >>> time for the weather across the nation. drenching rain in 30-foot waves in the pacific northwest. up to three feet of sn

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

wallace won th event with a 9.875. (nat sound)the gymnasts cheed each other on while each performed onhe bam. wallace agai led the team in this event with a 9.7, and senior valleau with a care high of9.800. floor was the last event of the night, and the spartans definitely rocked the house! these laes each brought out their own flavo to the mats performing to thei individual songs lie (nat sound) "writtenin the stars" "od feelin," and the crowd was loving it. thomasia: "we knew we had to do a good floor and we have a great floor team so just brought it all together and we ail t." thomasinascored 9.950, and received a perfect 10 from one of the judges an the crowd went wil. (nat sound) there wasa lot of emotion in the air after the meet was ov. parents walked their senior gmnasts down the aisle one last time in spartan gym. kaie: "its definitely been an emotional night. i've been through a long for years with these girls, and were just a real tight knit group and i am gonna miss every single oneof them miss the sportinc

for example, sydney wallace. his story is fascinating because of three different interpretations of it, a 3d for ways of explaining it. he lived about 100 miles upstream here from the arkansas river in a city called partial. he was 12 years old during the civil war when his father, vincent wallace to -- that said wallace had visitors in the last of the year. no one knows what they said, but they shot and killed his father. twelve years old, no father, and his brother is now raising him and his brothers along with the help of their former slave, they're still family servant. according to one version of the story the wallace boys just ran wild after the war ended. distill out in western arkansas, and they were just basic laws. there was a shooting out by clarke's bill. his companion came into town and said it was as well as boys again. they went out and sydney was the one that they picked up and brought it to town. the jail had been burned down. they put in the second floor of a downtown building in the kicked out

. >> reporter: former bush administration official nicole wallace worked with palin. >> you weren't properly prepared us about you wouldn't listen you never listen to your advarietiesers. >> because you are over-- advicers. >> because you are overwhelming me i want information. >> reporter: wallace was on abc this week. >> how try true to life? >> well it's true enough to make me swarm. >> i never want to deal with that woman again. >> reporter: so does this movie seem more about the staff and the candidates? >> she basically opened up the pandora's boar. >> reporter: chris who advice democratic candidates is talking about palein abook. >> those familiar with the book thought it was filled with fantastical versions of what took place and i think a lot of people felt compelled to defend themselves and represent their perspective. >> reporter: the movie is changing minds and postings today, it made me think more fondly of palin. i did gain a new found appreciation for the unique pressures she faced during the campaign. >> the poor girl. she wasn't ready for this. >> no i am not going to watch

wallace is that this guy's title hopes to get dent on saturday after losing two minutes home to look latif their first premier league defeat this year some pressure had been ranting on looking for tuesday's signing run probably genco to find the net since returning to russia last month and the thirty year old finally a season can. after ten minutes of work on the beat three. twenty minutes later the former tottenham striker turns provider firing into the danger area and fairly close a day to rest the two no result means the army mainstay second block of the t.v. and now just a point behind insert. meanwhile in the english premier league newcastle won three want to west brom to move level on points with first place chelsea and boost their claims for a place in europe next season and a super first half display from the magpies to see say opened after just six minutes then provided after ben affleck himself turned score a six minutes later before again chin ups you say to put this destry know up at half time and offensive mix up let's substitute shane long pull one back after the break

earlier today i got chris wallace' take on gingrich's reaction. -- wallace's take on gingrich's reaction> it's tough. newt gingrich is a proud guy, a guy quite frankly with a good deal of ego and although the writing has certainly been on the wall for him, remember, there have been something like 27 state that have voted, he has won two. you wonder why it's taken him so long to come to the realization, but eventually reality does set in. now the question is rick santorum and you can see the party trying to push him to drop out as well when you see everyone from george h.w. bush to paul ryan and marco rubio, the two bright young stars in the party, all endorsing romney this week all saying it's time to focus on obama and the general election. the gop is getting ready. they want this primary over. they want to focus on november. >> let's talk a bit about rick santorum. i know he's on your show this weekend. how do you think he's responding? is he reacting correctly to all this? >> well, look, it isn't for me to say. it's a free country. he's done better than anybody thought he has, was goi

with the surrender of general wallace to the franco american force under the command of washington. that was not the case. for even with surrender of yorktown, the british army still occupied new york, savannah, georgia, charleston, south carolina, wilmington, north carolina, and a good portion of maine. and the navy, while it had been defeated at the battle of the capes during the yorktown campaign, navy was still supreme. the navy was still mistress of the ocean. the british had hardly been beaten. no one understood this better than the commander in chief himself, general washington. he was fearful that the news and victory at yorktown would in fact diminish the american effort. shortly after the battle, he wrote to governor william nel n nelson, the governor of virginia, he told governor nelson, quote, instead of exciting our exertions the victory at yorktown will produce such a relaxation the prosecution of the war as will prolong the calamities of it. he then wrote a few days later, to general nathaniel green, american commander in the south, he told general green, my greatest

. >> reporter: 23-year-old terry wallace has been looking for work for a year.ugh job market, though, he does have peace of mind in one area. do you remember when you discovered that because of the health care reform law that you we were going to be able to be on your your parents' health insurance plan? >> i do remember. >> reporter: what was your reaction? >> >> yes! (laughs) happy. >> reporter: great relief? >> yes. yes. yes. >> reporter: under the health care reform law, insurance companies are required to allow people under 26 years old to remain on their parents' plans-- a great a great relief for wallace, becaus because he has asthma. >> it would be hard to survive without this. this is a lifesaver. >> reporter: his asthma drugs cost about $65 a month with insurance. without insurance it would be two to three times that. if you did not have health insurance now would you be able to afford your asthma medicine? >> no. most definitely not. >> reporter: two other popular provisio provisions of the health care law have also already kicked in. insurance compan