team approaches wallace, remove the knife, and wallace falls to the floor. that's how we disarmed him. he literally still had the knife clinched in his hand even after shot in the head. >> d police discovered wallace had spent the last decade incarcerated in texas prisons. >> we learned from his family he was paranoid schizophrenic, not taking his medication. >> i felt sorry for him. my heart broke for him. i don't want anybody to die and i pray for his family. >> we had no choice. sammy wallace dictated the end of the situation. david huff is a hero. this will affect captain huff for the rest of his life. i'm sure his heart was in the middle of his throat when he pulled the trigger, but he saved that child's life. >> it is because of his decision that my daughter is alive. when i watch her play i've never been more thankful. >>> coming up, an overachiever at dizzying heights. >> i was so nervous about jumping with her. i had never taken anyone that old. >> three, two, one. >> and later -- a judge doesn't take bad behavior sitting down. >> did you say [ blee

>> i really thought wallace was hot, i really did. i thought wallace was hot. ty, who knows.y 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 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. >> 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. >> 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. >> america's prisons, dangerous, often deadly. there are 2 million people doing time. every day is a battle to survive and to maintain order. located in the deep south, holman correctiona

>> well, honestly i came in and did my wallace bit and they were all heading to selma.them but it probably wasn't appropriate for me to be there. when i arrived, the first thing i did, i had a speech. i don't know if it's in the film, on some steps and huge confederate flags behind him. she was way at the back and she was just cheering. and i was coming out with these awful racist right-wing sloganeering kind of politics. >> what a surreal image that is. to sort of mimic the enthusiasm of the crowd that you would have spoken to. >> but she was very much -- for her they had been waiting for their wallace to show up, which kind of put king in perspective. i think that they were very eager to see what that would be, and she's very tactile, very hands-on director. >> one of the things we've been talking about this week is a little about how much culture shapes politics. i mean politics doesn't shape politics. seeing lebron james come out with an "i can't breathe" jersey. >> i thought it was great. >> and having a black woman director get nominated for a golden globe on a mo

michael wallace remains impressed with mary's shooting skills. >> i would say she was pretty good. the office. >> i never did get nervous about it. i was doing my job. i always try to handle any situation in that store. i had protection, and i was willing to use it. >>> set them free! >> sitting protesters doused with pepper spray. >> i was really shocked and pretty angry about sort of how they handled that. >> a slithering snake on a windshield. >> that was totally unexpected. >> and two old-timers battling it out for old time's sake. >> that day was not a fun day. >> videos that make you want to do a double take. >> we weren't expecting that at all. >> stories so shocking -- >> oh, my god. i thought she literally lost her mind. >> okay, i got it.

now, wallace, got the free dunk. now, leading cal. with 21. they are 5-1. we go from fresno to chicago where stan ford pays a visit to depaul. tied at 16. now, taking on randall. 3 no good. brown cleans up the mess. 18-16, stanford. late 1st half, they are up 9.

but wallace was not affected by the vietnam issue.s going to have a certain amount of support in the south come what may. >> there's not a dime's worth of difference in either one of the two parties. and if they don't give the people a choice, we're going to give them a choice by having a new party. >> it was just a plain, ordinary, anti-government streak in him. it was his act. you bastards in washington are not going to tell me what to do. >> and you anarchists had better have your day now, because i tell you again, you're through after november 5th in this country. rita. sandy. ♪ meet chris jackie joe. minor damage, or major disaster, when you need us most, we're there. state farm. we're a force of nature, too. ♪ don't settle for 4g lte coverage that's smaller or less reliable when only one network is america's largest and most reliable 4g lte network: verizon. with xlte, our 4g lte bandwidth has doubled in over 400 cities. and now, save without settling. get 2 lines with 10gb of data for just $110... ...or 4 lines for just $140. a

lead with a hook, 11, wallace, 29 points, eight boards, four assists.now 7 and 1, 63-56 victory. and cal women had a tough time in kansas, averaging 90 points a game, shot 24% today. gardner at 22, floyd at 13, unranked kansas, 62-39 upset, cal's first loss of the year following to 8 and 1. alabama gets ohio state, florida state and oregon, stan>>> comin we are continuing to follow breaking news tonight in berkeley, north oakland as well, where protesters are on the move. right now they're blocking traffic on highway 24 but police are on the highway, as well. working to clear those protesters. we'll continue to monitor the situation and will bring you the very latest at 11:00. >>> plus, american embassies brace for possible trouble. the new report coming out this week and what it could mean for americans overseas. that is tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> it was a slow weekend for big hollywood blockbusters. but independent showings had success. mockingjay part 1 claimed the top spot, horrible bosses 2 stayed near the top. the movies you will hear abo

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tyrone wallace with the emphatic dunk. wallace has 23. cal wins by ten. bears improve to 9-1. >>> st. mary's, meanwhile, early season nonconference road test against creighton. aaron bright off the glass. had 22. tied at 61-61. we go to overtime. in the paint, 71-67, in omaha. >>> got the sharks, 49ers and raiders highlights tonight at 11:00 p.m. tag: sooner or later, everyone needs a helping hand, or a helping paw! so mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to help train assistance dogs for wounded veterans. veteran: i live independently because of what all it provides for me. and it's huge! there's a lot of wounded, ill, and injured out there just like myself, who just maybe need a little bit of help. tag: you can lend a helping paw too. give at mattressdiscountersdogs.com or any mattress discounters. mattress discounters good deed dogs-- helping dogs help people. >>> coming up tonight, we're keeping an eye on protests under way right now in oakland. police have ordered crowds to disperse and arrests have been made tonight. we'll have a liv

wallace, a step back. a shot is fired.ce, 29, they win 63-56 they are 7-1. >>> golf, final round, tiger woods tournament, tiger finishing dead last as he could not get his own trophy home. he was off all weekend. finished dead last at even par. jordan entered the day 20 under, t-shot, par 3, 15, just butter. set up a birdie, finishing the weekend at 26 under par and won the event by 10 shots, as we bring you back here, top shot, the raiders, taking care of the 49ers. huge wrap up coming up on "gameday" tonight. back to you in the studio. >> thank you for watching, "60 minutes" is next. see you tonight. ,,,,,,,,,, my nai'm a lineman for pg&e out of the concord service center. i have lived here pretty much my whole life. i have been married for twelve years. i have 3 kids. i love living here and i love working in my hometown. at pg&e we are always working to upgrade reliability to meet the demands of the customers. i'm there to do the safest job possible - not only for them, but everybody, myself included that lives in the c

621 wallace street. they were all approved by the board on 9-1 with supervisors avalos exempting and cohen excused. the next item the restricted use district passed it's first read then we had an appeal for conditional use authorization an appeal for demolished units for 15 bedrooms. the board unanimously rejected the cu and rejected the appellant. supervisor mar comments the city loses and commented that the city has multiple policies concerning existing affordable housing policy. supervisor breed she was okay with the dilapidated houses and supervisor -- and therefore she would be voting on the for the appellant. supervisor tang commented that decided when new housing produced is more valuable than existing affordable housing is crucial and she would like to work with the department to figure this out. and taking their vote, the board referencing the policy whether the project converts from rental housing to tenure or occupancy and whether the rental units subject to arbitration for affordable housing

websthe wallace genetic foundation the e. rhodes and leona b. carpenter foundation. and by the charles a. frueauff foundation. >> welcome to "too the carry" i'm reporting from covenant baptist united church of christ in washington, d.c. this is one of a growing number of churches that are welcoming people of all sexual orientations, gender identities and gender preferences. they call it open and affirming. or ona. on this special edition of "to the contrary" we take to you three churches in very different parts of the country that are opening their doors along with their communal lives and ministries. >> open and affirming is our churches are -- our way of grappling intentionally and faithfully with one of the most difficult things that the church faces right now. how to welcome and embrace and sanctify gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and queer people. >> here in st. paul park, minnesota, a new consciousness is taking hold. although this town was a manufacturing hub back in its heyday, today it's a quiet town with one oil refinery. the church mirrors the town. on

jason weissberg was editing david foster wallace rolling stone. he wrote the introduction of air covering politics, don't forget to tell us how weird it is. people take for granted the fact that it is weird and it is theater, and in many cases it is amplified beyond the level of reality put into a language and spend. i want a little flavor this is an example of the playacting i am talking about. he is not at all happy. none of the usual flavors that we tend to associate. better or get off my yard or deeply troubled of birds, a man a man who was gleefully seizing an opportunity for outrage. he hands me a photocopy this was a bad idea announcing the senate floor something i can't make out. only a a few words of reply. it looks as if they are dancing something he said as a way of pointing out his hypocrisy. this was historic to vote as he can remember casting the harm done to the institution of the set. i asked him what he said before the speech. i will kick the crap out of you. i would expect nothing less. he grins big to conclude this dark chapter.

so nixon went to the funeral but then the nixon campaign was a defense against george wallace? that that republican party is twice the size of the republican party is splintered three ways. the governor of alabama leading in seven or eight states at one point holding 21% of the vote for perot kennedy, mcgovern, mccarthy then you have johnson at the center and in the battle inside the nixon camp who would defend against wallace ? but nixon held the center then i wrote nixon a memo. for two months we have been five points behind humphrey and in those days you do not gain five points overnight. we will have to be bolted to win. there is nothing i can think that is bolder to put the governor of california on the ticket, ronald reagan. pas there was a tremendous drive to get the governor of california who was immensely popular and a social conservative and they wanted to put him on the ticket. we didn't get reagan because the polls showed nixon ahead. and said we don't want to take a risk now because we are ahead. see you take someone who was not a big risk so that is out agnew was

additional funding provided by the colcom foundation, the wallace genetic foundation, the oak foundation, the carpenter foundation, and the charles a. frueauff foundation. >> this week on to the contrary... first, progress or not for women on the sexual assault front in 2014? then, what do companies owe pregnant women on the job? behind the headlines are teens really oversexed isexed? [♪] >> hello i'm bonnie erbe welcome to to the contrary a discussion of news and social trends. up first, sexual assault. a rape and other forms of violence against women starting to be taken more seriously? commentators say the nfl's swift reaction to the newest case of player misconduct is a good sign. the san francisco nfl team is releasing ray mcdonald after he was identified as a suspect in a sexual assault case. this is a turnaround for the nfl which ways pilloried for the response to ray rice's domestic abuse charge and did not act upon an earlier accusation against mcdonald himself. there's been a lot of change this year on the issue of campus rape. the white house launched the first ever task force

. >>> i'm chris wallace. a gunman kills two new york city policemen. he says to avengethef eric >> a gunman shoots two new york police officers. >> we cannot have a society in which some dictator some place can start imposing censorship here in the united states. >> how will the u.s. respond to howneraeing attack on sony >> how vulnerable is the united states to hackers and cyber security? >> we need stronger firewalls again the growing threat. >> the united states and cuba end a cold war that lasted half a century. >> suddenly, cuba is open to the world if ways that it has not been before. >> this president has to be the worst negotiators and betrayed, been trade, cubans that worked so hard and sacrificed so much. >> two members of the senate foreign relations committee will debate the opening to cuba, including republican problem johnson and democrat cardin. >> jeb bush move as giant step closer to running for president. how does this announce shot -- acounselment shift -- announcement shift the landscape for 2016? >> first, breaking news, a gunman h

wallace kept saying, i can't hear you.ixon would speak louder, and that he understood what was going on, wallace did not want to hear. and wallace k you, said, i will be praying for you. up the phone, and said there goes the presidency. two weeks before the "smoking gun" tape was released, nixon knew that he cannot survive as president. in the first clip, he describes what he did as a realization of a decision. he decided if he was going to resign, he had to sell his family. on august 2, the president will talk about bringing the family to the lincoln sitting room. he wants and to read the what becomes "smoking gun" tape -- a tape from the oval office. tape essentially made in operative the statements that nixon had previously made about his knowledge of the cover-up. this was a devastating tape. he wanted his family to read the transcript of the tape so what they would understand would that happen. tape would be released three days later. the result is, the family think it is survivable. -- that not think the he should re

>>> i'm chris wallace. a gunman kills two new york city policemen he says to avenge the death of eric garner and michael brown. >>> and u.s. officials are calling the cyber attack on hollywood one of the greatest national security dangers we face. >> we cannot have a society in which some dictator someplace can start imposing censorship here in the united states. >> how will the u.s. respond to the hacking attack on sony pictures? and how vulnerable is the u.s. to cyber warfare from north korea and other countries? we'll ask the chair of the house intelligence committee, mike rogers, who says we need much stronger fire walls against this growing threat. >>> then, the u.s. and cuba end a cold war that lasted half a century. >> suddenly, cuba is open to the world in ways that it has not been before. >> this president has to be the worst negotiator we've ever had, and he has betrayed, betrayed those cubans that have work sod hard and have sacrificed so much. >> two members of the senate foreign relations commi

a lot to go of with chris wallace, live in wad. they made a mistake, wish they called me first. you have to figure that before the president said that at the podium today, sony got a heads up he was going to say that and i would have loved to be an eavesdropper on that phone call. >> but there are an awful lot of people in the hollywood community, particularly the creative side, as opposed necessarily to the business side, very distressed with this decision by sewn any to -- sony to pull the movie and feel, exactly as the president said, you have a satirical movie, not some searching undercover report. a satirical movie about kim jong-un and by acyber attack and then threats, the dictator of north korea is able to stop a movie from being shown in your local neighborhood mall, that's a very chilling prospect for the country. i thought it was an interesting statement of the president and certainly a strong defense of first amendment rights in this country. >> everybody says, president kim, dictator kim, likes attention too wanted to be noticed. he is probably popping back the henn

tyrone wallace was the main. the name was david kravis with hotshot in milan. meanwhile the sharks they are in intend. lookit this takes. in the third david pear and doesn't work out for the sharks to one beat the oilers. tiger woods is back in his own tormenurnament that was up 42 footer to meet par,. ok back to the niners. good for the raiders coming off that 52 ok back to the niners. good for thfor over 60,000g off that 52 california foster children, the holidays can be an especially difficult time. everything's different now. sometimes i feel all alone. christmas used to be my favorite. i just don't expect anything. what if santa can't find me? to help, sleep train is holding a secret santa toy drive. bring your gift to any sleep train, and help keep the spirit of the holidays alive. not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child. >>> "the weekend insider" with perspective on this weekend's top stories. >> a staffer is under fire for harshly criticizing the president's daughter. >> a democratic diss, were sasha and malia the victims

tyrone a.m.s will, 3 pointer nor wallace. 21-3. martin and the bears now 10-1.t start since 1959-1960 when pete newel hosted the team. we will see what's up with cal on monday. st. mary's at number 20, st. john's grew up against randy ben knelt of st. mary's, and it was 33-18 another the half. brad wall doe getting it on for the ç26-11 finish him. the red storm, they start the second half on the 27-8 run, and the gails only score in the 2nd half. >>> the warriors are back in action on monday night. great matchup. another triple overtime game for tim duncan and company. the nice move in overtime. 32 points, 10 rebounds for duncan, but dave yen. we off, 16 points in the 3 overtime periods. he basically won it for the blaze ores. the spurs lose their second triple overtime game in a row. it's the first time an nba tame played in back-to-back games since the bullets in 1951. we will leave you with this. cray thompson was down in palo alto w these young 6th graders for east side prep. he paid for the whole thing. sam, clay thompson, giving back. >> have a great week

wallace and a big game for the bears and ties the game at 35.o and cal up three and a little hook shot and he had 11. wallace and 29 points and eight boards and four assists. they are 7-1 with a 56-53 victory. bears averaging 90 points a game and shot 24%. unranked kansas with a 63-32 upset. the first loss of the year falling to 8-1. this abc7 sports report is brought to you by ebay. coming up a little golf, soccer and final four in football. >> thank you, shu. meanwhile, we continue to follow the breaking news. we are looking at live pictures from sky 7hd. protests have turned violent. they smashed windows windows and set fires and ♪ ♪ ♪ you'll connect withnte, your doctor any time, anywhere. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. ♪ become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ in to nate's headlines, a live look from sky 7hd at a massive protestor marching in berkeley at this hour. right now they are in the hour of milvea and center. you can see them meandering in the street there. we also know just wi

wallace will find christian laren. nice one under the hoop.in the second half. the miss three. barren up there by the dunk. 10-1 is the record. best start since the 1959-60 team that reached the ncaa title game. nearly a huge upset for st. mary's taking 20th ranked st. johns the distance. you have to see this shot. behind the back board that's st. john's deangelo harrison. and wright left bloody on the court. the officials watched the replay and deemed it just a normal play. second half different story. the red storm would outscore the gails. dominique pointer, gails would fall to st. johns 53-37. the gails are now 6-3. >>> well we're going to see how the 49ers do tomorrow with nothing really tangible to play for. add to it reports tonight that family and friend of coach jim harbaugh are urging him to take the coaching job at his alma mater at the university of michigan. he's reportedly torn. meanwhile a coach's dream. gore scoring a touchdown there against seattle is questionable against the chargers after the concussion he suffered. and here

tyron wallace with the steal and lay in at the other end and then more from tyron wallace with 1:30 to cal does win, 67-57 and improves to 9-1. now denver also runs the princeton offense, and they led stanford at the half. what is going on? ken griffin, that is vintage princeton officer, pioneers by 8 and the cardinals figured things out. anthony brown with the push and with authority, cardinal back within 2. few freshman robert cartwright steps in the 3 to give stanford its first lead of the game. another denver turnover and here is brown once again, 26 his 17 and the foul with 6 rebounds well and stanford wins 49-43. >>> good one between creighton and st. mary's. the blew jay winning 24 at home, but aaron bright the transfer unimpressed. it's bright again, the floater and we have got overtime in omaha. bright 19 of his 22 in the second half and nice win for st. mary's and end creighton's 24-game home win streak. >>> also a good win for santa clara, broncos beating washington state by 9 and san josi state is bounced at home by seat u, and bit of upset, long beach state in overtime kno

wallace in the lane, a floater. 45-42 california wins in a snooze fest. >>> after blasted locally andnally for his one-word answers in last week's news conference, a whole new colin kaepernick today. a kinder, friendlier kaepernick. we don't bite. we have little microphones, not that bad. >> the niners win their last three games to have a slim hope of the playoffs. sherman has been a nightmare for the 49ers. picked off a couple of passes thanksgiving night. he was asked if sherman is the toughest corner he's ever faced. >> one of. does a good job at what he is coached to do and makes himself on receivers and quarterbacks. i and i have high expectation for everything that i do. when i go out and compete, i expect myself to make every play. when i don't it is frustrating for myself. to me it is something i have to be able to use that frustration in a different way to make sure that i'm productive when i'm out there. >> kap even smiled today with the media. we get along now. >>> the raiders fresh off their win against the niners. now preparing for the other team they beat this season, th

on fox news with chris wallace september 2 28, 2014, wallace: "finally, president obama spoke to the u.n. this week. but i want to ask you about his speech to the u.n. saying general assembly last year in which he said we were ending a decade of war." "how could the president have been so wrong?" blinken: "the president was exactly right." the president was exactly right. "what we're doing is totally dimp than the last decade. we're not sending hundreds of thousands of american troops back into iraq or afghanistan or anywhere else. we're not going to be spending trillions of american dollars." wallace: "mr. blinken, he said all our troops have left iraq. he sent at least 1,600 troops back into iraq. we've dismantled the core of al qaeda yet the correspondent a does on group is an outshoot of al qaeda and follows the direct orders of the leader of al qaeda ayman al-zawahiri." chris: "they fled because we were so successful in afghanistan they fled because we decimated the core of al qaeda, they removed themselves. they went to syria." at the carnegie endowment for international peace

as for the involvement, of wallace, we had conversations with her team about being in the campaign, but it did not come to fruition. >> complaint coming up on social media charge to go remake features oscar award winning actor jamie foxx, and oscar nominated wallace as annie, as well. so, that is the statement from target. >> chris please adopt six children. that's the request from a family in tennessee. oh ya, the babies aren't even born yet. they're embryos why the family is making this bizarre >> one mom captured nine moments of pregnancy in 90 seconds. she took a picture of herself every day and created? special video. as the baby grows the mom inhales air from balloon making it look like she's inflating her stomach. at the end of the video she reveals her beautiful new baby. >> well, this is rather unusual. tennessee family is turning to the internet, in hopes of finding a family, to adopt not one, but six children. >> the family recently added four kids to the household mom, angel, said she gave birth thanks to in vetro fertilization treatment, but the process left her with six ex

tie ron wallace going strong to the hoop. ten boards. finishes off with that right-handed jam. >>> stanford at illinois facing de paul. seven boards, six assists. lays it in here and fouled. the blue de vifls shot 54%. crockett added 19. stanford trops to four and two. >> abc 7 sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >>> next on abc 7 news, two new movies at the box office. can they outpour the hunger games? >>> join abc 7 spencer christian this evening for the special presentation of the tree >>> join us to want for abc 7 news. how a tech startup wants to transform your might at the movies. then on abc 7 news at 11:00, some local athletes get a chance to the head to the junior super bowl. but they might not be able to make the trip. we'll tell you what's holding them back. >>> the third hunger garms movie is quickly approaching a half billion dollars worldwide. it opened in first place for the second week in a row. it earned nearly $57 million in just two weeks. it's made 254 million worldwide. penguins of madagascar ca

the remake of the film annie featuring oscar award winning fox, and wallace as annie chris? created time lapse video capturing nine month of pregnancy in just 902nd. the woman took a picture of herself every day then edited them altogether to create this video. as the baby grows, mom inhales air from the balloon you can see she is holding up in the air like inflating her stomach. now, isn't that creative? at the end of the video it reveal her new baby. >> awe. >> cute, right? >> yes. >> it is new years eve. so we want to know what are you going do tonight? are you staying home, nice and warm, by the fire? just let us know, are you headed out to go crazy? use the #fox29goodday so we can share your response on air. >> all right please adopt six children how does that sound chris? >> horrible. >> well, that's a request coming from a family in tennessee. what a request right? >> oh, ya, they're not born yet, just embryo's, still why this family is making a bizarre plea. >> neil diamond coming to the delaware valley. my wife's favorite. wouldn't that and good present for her birt

lori wallace on how one child --- turned a philanthropic project into big -- one glass of >>> she is only 11 but a 5th grader is change canning the word. more on how a child is putting a project in there. >> >> it started easily. >> putting our compassion in here. it is a family thing. but she really took it on. did everything. putting an end to child slavery. that was just the beginning. >> doing a lot of things that grown-ups can. >> reporter: the skies the limit. >> it is astonishing what one person can do in the world. >> reporter: she was the first kid if in american history to pwotel -- to bottle her lemonade. >> i have a business and a child's book. >> reporter: 5% of the revenue going back to the cause. >> i think i was putting crayons in my nose at 8. she is taking on the world. when they say your kids should do better than you, we overshot that a little bit. >> reporter: google and twitter inviting had her to speak. now she is taking on another project. >> they rescue animals from factory farming and they want you, like i their main mission is to get people to eat like less

>> vietnam. >> if wallace and humphrey and nixon, it is 1968. what i suspect is the reason johnson would call them is peace negotiations were at a sensitive stage. he thought it was important that the candidates both know what is going on and that everyone stay on the reservation. he did not want anyone to undermine the negotiations. >> here is what it sounded like on tape. [audio tape] >> i know you do not want to play politics of your country. i am trying to tell you how not to pay politics with it. i know all of you want peace at the earliest possible moment. i would express the hope that you be awfully sure of what you are talking about before you get into the intricacies of these negotiations. over. i will be glad to add any comment. >> no comment, mr. president. thank you. >> this is consistent with my position all along. i will make no statement that would undercut negotiations. we hope this thing works out. >> yes, mr. president. that is my position all along, too. it is the position you stated, yes sir. i agree with you that we should n

cnn law enforcement analyst tom fuentes, steven wallace is here as well. also with us peter golds former managing director for the ntsb and rene marsh. but i want to begin in beijing with cnn will riply who has been following the ins and occupants of what we know so far. will. >> reporter: what we know is that the families right now in indonesia, dana are going through a similar agony that the families right here in beijing went through in the initial hours after mh-370 disappeared where they are waiting at the airport for any information, information that for flight 370 families really still hasn't come they still don't have closure. the situation right now in indonesia, far different. we know air and sea search has suspended for the night because it is now dark here but at first light the century will resume. one thing we know that's also happening larger ships in the java sea will be turning on their large search lights to keep an eye on the water in the overnight hours here for any debris that may turn up. obviously if a plane came down from a high alt

. >>> rush limbaugh joins chris wallace. thank you for watching fox.eave you with some live remembrances of pearl harbor 73 years ago today. "fox news sunday" will start in just a moment. >> first grader isaak canfield. pearl harbor survivor, john matruse. seaman 2nd class was well, did you know genies can be really literal? no. what is your wish? no...ok...a million bucks! oh no... geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. wow! [ narrator ] on a mission to get richard to his campbell's chunky soup. it's new chunky beer-n-cheese with beef and bacon soup. i love it. and mama loves you. ♪ . >>> i'm chris wallace. another republican pick up in the senate. we'll have an exclusive interview with bill cassidy, fresh off his runoff victory over mary landrieu. and protests over race injustice sweep the nation. we'll discuss the latest decision not to indict a white police officer in the death of an unarmed black man with one of the most influential voices in american media. conservative radio talk show host, rush limbaugh.

wallace. chris, you still there? >> say that again, heather? >> we still have you there?lutely. >> thank you for standing by. the president may be taking a victory lap. whether or not viewers agree with this or not. they have had a greater degree of success this year than the past year and how much will he try to focus on it? >> this is the first news conference since the day after the election. and he looked in a vulnerable position and he had suffered tremendous losses both in the house and nine seat pick up by the republicans in the senate and there was talk of him being a lame duck and he's done a lot since november 5th to try to turn that narrative around and not so much dealing with congress but he was able to get the spending bill through largely with the department of homeland security through next september and dhs only through february. but taking executive actions and there is huffing and puffing and so far congress cannot stop him whether on the immigration and delay of deportation and stating of diplomatic relations between the two countries, he can show whet

let's bring in whys wallace. the host of fox news sunday. times are tough. secretary cohen was candid to say if a never seen it like this. this will be a very difficult job for this man. >> going to be a difficult job in terms of the problems on the world horizon, it's also a difficult job because of the relationship between the pentagon and the white house. look, the previous secretaries of defense under barack obama, you had first bob griese had some scathing things to say in his memoir about president obama. then you had leon panetta, who had scathing things to say about president obama in his memoir. chuck hagel -- i don't know if he recall write a book but won't be complimenting him, whatever forum it takes. so you have to say, is it them or is there something as chairman mckeehan said about president obama and the people he surrounds himself with in the white house, and that's been the common complaint is that this white house likes to micromanage, likes to second-guess, and to a certain degree they cut the pins out from under the secretary of defense,

wallace. >> i think you put your finger on everything. and military instruments, the american military, and all sorts of every variety. should it be our military or someone else's, i see a total dilemma, with the u.s. military has is unparalleled capacity in history but the fact that we have that may not necessarily work that well in some parts of the world where you suggested we are not loved. very unfairly. notwithstanding the idealism, the exemplary moral quality of our young. the short answer is trains them up and get iraqis or afghans, if they're not as susceptible as quick training but that is a key issue. >> that goes to the heart of it. many question whether nation-building should be a role. when you embark upon that with the united states military that is a long-term commitment as opposed to a foreign internal defense that can go in and out and do those things. i mentioned the allied countries and the coalitions. they are better poised sometimes because the country may not like us. for whatever reason. what i sought in iraq and m

so, she'll be there. [ laughter ] and so i'm mike wallace, as harry is saying, "so, mr.for a lawyer to behave?" i say, "i know that. you don't think i know that? i'm a lawyer. i would know that." and the director says, "cut, he's sweating." and she goes, "i know that. you don't think i know that? i'm a makeup artist." [ laughter and applause ] and then, like i said, as you know, when something's a hit, you do it again and again. i always try to get caught. i never got caught. and then the last -- the final show, big party. and one of her assistants got drunk. and she went, "marian, how stupid are you? you're nathan thurm! everyone knows it but you!" and she confronted me. and she said, "i thought you were my friend." and i said, "marian, you know, i am your friend. i just -- you know impersonation is the highest form of compliment." and she said, "i know that. you don't think i know that?" [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: i'm telling you, you have to get this. you also do the audio book, which i hear is amazing as well. because you actually get to hear martin short's

jackson,rofessors, ken mike wallace, people like that, hillary ballin. that made it so fascinating, and reading things. i read the iconography of manhattan island, six volumes. great way to delay having to write the book. and just stumbling across things about new york that i never knew , factoids. elizabeth jennings -- i had never heard of this woman and her encounter with the 3rd avenue trolley. so many stories like this, so many things about new york history that i uncovered and discovered that kids ought to be learning about, and that i tried to put in this book to make it for school kids, -- make it interesting for school kids, for new yorkers and non-new yorkers alike. i hope it is fun to read. >> are there any gears in the wax museum that you feel should or should not be there? >> i do not know. i have not been to the wax museum. the hardest thing to choose was actually food items. i have to admit, here i exercised author's prerogative. i left out heats up, because they did not -- left out pizza, because i did not feel pizza was a new york thing.

let's bring in chris wallace, good to see you. you know, bottom line first of all, people i'm talking with say they're very concerned with national security after the release of this report. we haven't heard any new information yet with regard to that. where do we stand on that? >> well, there are two aspects of this. first of all, as reported, china is tweaking us about it, north korea is tweaking us about it. it is kind of interesting coming from them as defenders of human rights, but that's no big deal. you always expect that when they hear the kind of discussion in the united states that you could not hear in their countries, they're going to take advantage of and it say this shows the u.s. shouldn't be preaching. much more dangerous and more worrisome is the concern in the intelligence community, also secretary of state kerry, who before the report was released, spoke to the chairwoman, dianne feinstein, that this may lead or inspire new attacks, retaliation, because of the actions we took against some of these terror suspect

this is former bush administration communication director nicole wallace, explaining why no matter what we do people are going to want to kill us in america. and why we shouldn't be having this conversation about torture because it's going to make people want to kill us, all during the same program. >> i think words matter. i think you made that pretty clear this morning. and senator kerry is, i think, correctly concerned that debates like the one we're having right now may endanger american lives. the notion that we we do affects the behavior of terrorists, it's a lie. it's a lie perpetrated by political correctness and by liberals, and it's dangerous. >> jon: ( bleep ). having this debate puts us in danger but what we do-- see, that's the problem with the torture report. words speak louder than actions. now we get to the real argument that no matter who we say we are as a country, don't the ends justify the means? >> people at the c.i.a. who worked with this program know it worked. >> an awful lot of actionable intelligence collected under the c.i.a. program-- >> sometimes you do get

and mike wallace and i was on the play and listening on the radio and i said you're not going to believeith the president is saying about us. so we caught nixon he was gracious in city is our hard-working man he was tired from his trip by a understand this. and though whole country said richard nixon is saying the right thing soapy is bolted up into contention for the republican nomination. however the 66 election will not be one. so we get to the weekend after that the celebration at the drake hotel we had a great time but time and "newsweek", now after the election. six republicans reagan, rockefeller, romney, senator percy and senator brock and though richard dixon. it was a downer for us because he was left after all the work he had done but they did us a favor to fall to everybody else up. just before that election that he told the press after this election is over i will take a six month moratorium from politics completely and i saw him later and i said is this wise? governor george romney from michigan is ahead of johnson by eight points in the national polls and we are going to d

responding on fox news, the chairman told chris wallace, the it wizards who could punish north korea in real time have been forced to sit on their hands. >> they have the capability. they were ready to go. the problem here was not the fact we didn't have a capability to do something in the immediate time. we just didn't get a decision from the president of the united states. >> using state-run media north korea's national defense commission, he'll strike back if president obama punishes the north. the country's million man army will target those responsible, not the innocent audiences in cinemas. as for sony pictures, the hits just keep on coming. new e-mails from studio chief continue to surface including two in which she disparaged actor and comedian adam sandler. sony pictures is considering how to distribute the dark comedy outside of theaters. >> we have not caved. we have not given in. we have persevered and not backed down. we have always had every desire to have the american public see this movie. >> among the response, president obama said he is reconsidering reinstating nor