he spoke with mike wallace on cbs sunday morning in 2002. >> i wouldn't really be-- to think deeply and effectively as a mathematician if i were taking medicine. >> reporter: just this past week, nash was honored with the avo prize in norway, one of the highest honors in mathematics problems on the new jersey turnpike with what has become a police investigation of that fatal accident. >> reporter: he was returning from that trip to norway yesterday afternoon with his wife of nearly 60 years, alecia, when their taxi driver lost control and hit a highway guardrail. the nashes were both evicted from the cab. there has been worldwide reaction, ron howard who directed "a beautiful mind" tweeted rest in peace. it was an honor telling part of their story. and russell crowe who played him wrote stunned. my heart goes out to john and alecia and family. >> it was just unimaginable to me. >> louis nuremberg won the nobel prize with nash. they flew back to new jersey together. >> he truly has a remarkable mind. and he was so original as a mathematician. to me, he was incredible. >> the man with the

you will see me in action because i was invited to be a guest conductor with mike wallace. they did much better than i did. keith lockhart: that is how we met. charlie: you are doing this then. both hands like this. when is it with that and when is it with the baton? keith lockhart: i have not used the baton in a decade. it is a traditional symbol of the conductor's office, and most conductors use of baton, but not all. there are wonderful conductors who have not. ice -- i stopped using it because i was having shoulder problems. repetitive motion sort of thing. i did not miss it when it was gone. i used one for the first 20 years of my career. it showed alice so far away from the orchestra. i was trying to hold these massive forces together in a live performance situation, where you go to the traffic cop heart of the job. charlie: i did not conduct. i stood in front of the orchestra, and they led me. this during the 27th annual pops by the sea. the kennedys were there. people listen to great music conducted by keith. here is me in the role of play conductor. ♪ ♪ [applau

wallace and some other great friends of mine have done, much better than i did. but nevertheless that's how we met. you were doing this then. and both hands like this. when is it that and when is it with the baton in one hand. >> the funny thing is i haven't used a baton in about a decade now. it is the traditional symbol i suppose of the conductor's office. and most symphonic conductors use a baton but not all. there are wonderful conductors of history who haven't. i haven't done it for physical reasons. i was having shoulder problems like a repetitive thing. i didn't miss it when it was gone but i used it for the first 21 years of my career. it just showed i was so far away from the orchestra. i was trying to hold these massive forces together and then in a live performance situation which is basically where you go to the traffic cop part of the job. >> rose: this is when i conducted the boston pops, i can't conduct. i stood in front of ochestra and they led me. this is pops on the lawn. kennedys are there and representatives are there and they come to listen t

mike wallace was a game show host and he turned out to be one of the great questioners of all time. >> he did all right. >> tim russert was a political aid and he tupperrned out to be a terrific terrific moderator of "meet the press." i learned a lot from him when he was there. >> while you two were trying to beat each other. >> we tried to beat each other's bains out. and we maintained a really good friendship. and i tell you, it's kind of like in sports sure you want to hit a home run, but when you hit a home run off the best pitcher in the league, you feel a little extra. and when i beat old tim, i felt like i'd really done something. and i guess tim felt the same way. but we -- off-camera we were very good friends. we had seats next to one another at the nationals games for many years. i have always had great respect for my competitors. i mean, you can't be a dodo and kind of get to this level. they're all good. >> as you know, some critics say, the sunday shows are not as important as they used to be in an age when political candidates are interviewed around the clock and can put

in 2002 nash spoke to mike wallace in a story for "cbs sunday morning." >> you believed that aliens were trying to destroy your career? >> well, it's the same as whatever the voices might be. the voices might be aliens. it mighte something beyond human. >> after decades of suffering with skitsz fren ya nash's symptoms gradually faded during his 50s. as his life regained a sense of normalcy, the honors and awards followed. he earned a nobel prize for his work on game theory research he conducted as a 21-year-old graduate student and last week he received one of the highest honors. >> i want to express my appreciation. >> reporter: on saturday he and his wife just returned to the u.s. when their taxi lost control, hit a guardrail on the turnpike and were ejected from from the car. russell crowe was stunned. >> this is shocking to me. >> louie neuronburg who shared the nobel prize with nash -- >> that's how i feel about nash. what he was like to have done. during the period he was ill. >> nashs were in the taxi because the car service that was supposed to take them home didn't show up. they

in 2002 nash spoke to mike wallace in a story for cbs "sunday morning." >> you believed aliens were trying to destroy your career? >> well it's the same as whatever the voices might be. it might be something beyond human. >> reporter: after decades of suffering with schizophrenia, nash's symptoms gradually faded during his 50s. as his life regained a sense of normalcy, the honors and awards followed. in 1994 nash earned the nobel prize for his work on game theory research he conducted as a 21-year-old graduate student. and last week in norway nash received one of mathematic's highest honors. >> i accept the award with gratitude and i want to express my appreciation. >> reporter: on saturday nash and his wife alicia had just returned to the u.s. when police say their taxi lost control on the new jersey turnpike and hit a guardrail. both were ejected from the cab and died at the scene. russell crowe, who played nash in the movie, was stunned. on twitter he described the nashs as beautiful minds, beautiful hearts. >> it's shocking to me. >> reporter: the man who shared the price with nash fle

. >> i'm chris wallace, mike huckabee won iowa eight years now but now has a new strategy. and we have the exclusive interview. my goal is not to win a straw poll that doesn't mean something. it's to win the election that means everything for the future of the country. >> former arkansas governor mike huckabee lays out his path to the 2016 republican nomination. only on "fox news sunday." then, rand paul spends almost 11 hours on the senate floor opposing renewal of the patriot act. >> i think we can be safe and have our freedom as well. >> we'll ask the sunday panel about the government's bulk collection of our phone records

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. >> i'm chris wallace, mike huckabee won iowa eight years now but now has a new strategy. and we have the exclusive interview. my goal is not to win a straw poll that doesn't mean something. it's to win the election that means everything for the future of the country. >> former arkansas governor mike huckabee lays out his path to the 2016 republican nomination. only on "fox news sunday." then rand paul spends almost 11 hours on the senate floor opposing renewal of the patriot act. >> i think we can be safe and have our freedom as well. >> we'll ask the sunday panel about the government's bulk collection of our phone records and the release of hillary clinton's private e-mails. >>> plus the white house defends its strategy for countering isis as the terror groups seizes the ancient city of pal mya and tightens the hold on ramadi. >> every time there's a setback with isil? >> we'll sit down with john bolton who says we're losing the war against isis. >>> you don't power player of the week honoring our nation's veterans with a proper farewell. >> they want every family to hav

. >> i am chris wallace. mike huckabee born iowa eight years ago but now he has a new strategy and we have the exclusive interview. it is to win the election, that means everything for the future of the country. >> former arkansas governor mike huckabee lays out his path to the 2016 republican nomination. only on fox news sunday. >> then, rand paul spends 11 hours on the senate floor opposing renewal of the patriot act. >> we can be safe and have our freedom, as well. >> we will ask the panel of the government's collection of our phone records and the release of some of hillary clinton's private e-mails. >> plus, the white house defends the strategy for countering isis as they seize the ancient syrian city of palmyra and tightens ramadi. >> we will sit down with former u.n. ambassador bowlen who said we are losing the war against isis. >> our power player of the week, honoring our nation's veterans with a proper military farewell. >> i want every family to have live taps at that going away presentation of the

. >> i'm chris wallace, mike huckabee won iowa eight years now but now has a new strategy. and we have the exclusive interview. my goal is not to win a straw poll that doesn't mean something. it's to win the election that means everything for the future of the country. >> former arkansas governor mike huckabee lays out his path to the 2016 republican nomination. only on "fox news sunday." then rand paul spends almost 11 hours on the senate floor opposing renewal of the patriot act. >> i think we can be safe and have our freedom as well. >> we'll ask the sunday panel about the government's bulk collection of our phone records

stay tuned for fox news sunday with kris wallace joined by mike huckabee. he tells a story of a man named tom day who made it his mission to have taps played by bugle player at every military funeral across the country. >> enjoy the rest of your long weekend. have a happy memorial day. we'll see you next weekend. q >>> i'm chris wallace. mike huckabee won iowa eight years ago but now he has a new strategy and we have the exclusive interview. michael was not to win a straw poll that doesn't mean something, it means to win the election that means everything for the future of the country. >> former arkansas governor mike huckabee lays out his path for the 2016 nomination only on "fox news sunday." >> rand paul spends almost 11 hours on the senate floor opposing renewal of the patriot act. >> i think we can be safe and have our freedom, as well. >> we'll ask

. >> know, he has like shepherd smith, chris wallace you name it. >> mike jerrick michael eugene. >> he doesn't need me. >> michael last thing. >> yes karen hepp? >> i'm potting training my almost two year old, soy my two year old, five year old they all scream for me mom i'm done. >> come and wipe me. >> mom i'm done. babe can i barely talk. he says done, done. >> oh, he has it down to done. >> done, done. >> so cute. remind me never to shake your hand. okay. bye, karen? see you later. >> 9:15. >> okay, jamming for good cause. you hear that music. >> i have been listening yes. >> so saturday is the third annual rock for paw's event in medford, new jersey. >> sue, tell us all about it? >> it is your plans for saturday, because we have a beautiful forecast in store. and we have a zita. i just love your name. tell me your organization is called? >> paw it forward. >> paw it forward. get it? and you help a lot of other rescues, plus you rescue animals yourself. >> we do. we provide medical funding for local animal rescues, which are dogs and cats. we also have a small bully breed rescue

mike al next. >> all right jenny. 6:40. this guy named shack. haim time staying in the seat and on his feet. >> and when he falls, it is a long way to the ground. down goes shack. who he blames it on this time. sue? >> that was a while back from christmas time. >> holiday time. but taking holiday from temperatures in the 70s today we will talk about the warm up that's coming and check out our sunrise this morning. over old city, christ church steeple there. get get much prettier than this. we'll be right back. just can't seem to escape... another sneeze attack... you may be muddling through allergies. don't get caught off guard. try zyrtec® dissolve tabs. powerful allergy relief, now in a tablet that starts dissolving instantly. zyrtec® dissolve tabs. muddle no more™. brookside chocolate now has a crunch. brookside crunchy clusters - crispy multi-grains and sweet fruit-flavored pieces dipped in rich dark chocolate. discover brookside crunchy clusters. ♪ ♪ ♪ hershey's spreads. bring the delicious taste of hershey's chocolate to anything

first up governor mike huck a bee. yesterday was a big day for him. he has waited since 2008. these roll outs are important. every roll is scriptd and scrutinized. they have wait aid long time to deliver this message to america this. moment. let's enjoy. >> a race to the bottom to figure out -- >> the candidacy for presidency on the left. we're going to the rose garden where president obama is making an important announcement. [cheers and applause] >> larry: maybe you can call us when it's time to fill us in. they shut him down mid sentence, you guys. normally when someone is cut off that hard they have to stop the whole nascar race. lucky for mike though fox news hearts huckabee and stayed with him through the end of his announcement. we don't have time for the whole announcement. give us the essence. >> common sense tells us the best government is the most local and most limited. >> huh-uh, alright. small government. yes, the essence of conservatism. huck -a- bee laying it down. okay. >> oh, i'm sorry i think i may of interrupted you. finish your thoughts. >> but we have los

for mike huckabee, it was hope arkansas and megan kelly. for ben carson it was a detroit station and megan kelly, cnn, cnbc chris wallace. all three republicans with back-to-back announcements competing for media attention. >> how do you think you can distinguish, deafifferentiate yourself from those competing for conservative christians? >> first of all, i think that among evangelical christians, i'm not somebody who just started talking about the message. this is who i am. >> how do you convince voters you have the relevant experience to be president? >> our nation was intended to be a citizen government. somehow we've come to this place in our nation's history where we think we need a personal and political class. i don't believe that. >> why should the country in this day and age entrust foreign policy to a self-admitted novice on the issue? >> i've learned an enormous amount about foreign policy in the last few months. >> joining us now susan ferrechio, chief political correspondent for "the washington examiner." in new york, betsy woo

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chris wallace, hoist your guest, will you be talking bit sunday. >> we are indeed mike, good morning. we will talk to the chairman of the house home land security committee mike mccall, even more troubling what the fbi director said yesterday. he said there are hundreds of these self radicalized over the internet reading, you know, various jihad web sites, in contact from a a social media with jihad i overseas and they develop these radical beliefs. it is easier if they go over to the middle east and then they come back. you have a record. you know that they have done that. how do you know what people are reading or watching, on the internet, and that is the danger. that is of course the threat. we will talk about that with mike mccall on sunday. >> two guys that went from phoenix to gar land texas, they had in the been overseas, had they. >> no. one i think had been arrested for attempting to go overseas but no, they have not. one of them had been, as you say, on the fbi's, radar screen, the the other one hasn't at all. it the just shows how tough it is of a a land will of these peop

he is from the 3700 block of wallace street. he is also known to hang out in the area of 46 and market streets. mike, al next. >> all right, wild story there. 7:19. well, police say police officer driving to a car in west fill when his car was t-bonds. look at that. the police vehicle took out a traffic signal at the intersection of 58th and woodland avenue. used to call it the aev back in the day. around 2:00 this morning. operation err and three others were taken to the hospital. minor injuries. police shut down the road for short time. but the street, as of this morning, is reopened. >> and shooting investigation is underway in the city's fairhill section. police say a 19 year old man was shot dwight, north fourth street. the man was taken to the hospital. critical condition. hang today, gabby giffords will speak to delaware law makers in dover to prevent gun control. giffords and other advocates, aims to limit domestic violence abusers access to guns. legislation would strengthen rules for turning over firearms after protect

what if our brett baieror chris wallace donated to jeb bush or scott walker or mike huckabee donated to one of their foundations education whatever it may be. imagine the outcry from democrats on the other side. >> imagine, there is no corollary though because again, stephanopoulos hosts the morning show and the weekend show and he is the face of their political coverage. i mean, he just basically runs abc news. he is the very top. there has never been anyone in network news as powerful and george stephanopoulos is right now. >> how can he be fair not even just the other g.o.p. contenders but to other potential contenders vying for the spot for the democratic nod against hillary. >> great question. >> we'll talk to peter sweitzer. >> the lecturing. >> he will be on 8:15 this morning the author of "clinton cash." he will be here to respond. don't miss it. >> other stories making headlines. developments in the fatal shooting of two mississippi police officers. the missing gun used to kill benjamin dean and tate found by workers cutting the grass yesterday. seven suspects are facing cha

stay tuned for "fox news sunday" with chris wallace immediately following this newscast. today he is joined by carly fiorina. >> the big news is that mike managed to come back down here after the bloody mary and steak. >>> we're talking weather outside today. >> going to bring those temperatures down. it was really warm for our inland cities yesterday. mid to upper 80s for areas like walnut creek and into pittsburgh, antioch and brentwood. we're looking at a five to 10- degree drop. the rest of us will remain cool to partly mild, the system bringing us the cool down may actually bring us a little drizzle. we could wake up with it tomorrow morning. outside of that we're dry with little change in the forecast for the first part of the week. >> we've had drizzle every morning. i've had the wipers on every day coming to work, at least close to the bay. >> that is our report. thanks for joining us. >> we are going to leave you with this live look from our third floor deck. we've got some grilling going on in preparation for the good old "high stakes grilling competition." don'