mentor? was it usher? bangs wise? no, music wise. they showed him in the audience right after. how far you want to go back? wayne newton. i m not looking for the artist but wondered if you knew. more on the bieber coming up. we have breaking news right now overnight. germany shutting down one of the most popular tourist sites because of the security concerns. it s the parliament building in berlin. german officials not elaborating on the threat at this hour. it comes after a german magazine reported that al-qaida is planning a possible attack on that building early next year. all right. meanwhile that s that s a fox news alert. we re going to do headlines in a little while. right now, we re talking about what everybody is talking about, the fact that there could be kind of an airport armageddon this week, you know, they re talking about opting out in huge lines and stuff like that. it s interesting, yesterday, the guy that runs the tsa, john pistole, it
republicans had said were going to be left high and dry on this whole thing. they came out and supported the treaty. so, i don t know that that means it s going to pass in the senate but the president got a pretty united front in support of it. i thought it was a good weekend for him after a very bad week the week before. and john kyle, next, you need john kyle. what about that, is john kyle on board or are the republicans won over by what happened this week? no indication so far, alisyn, we re going to be talking with secretary of state clinton at the top of the hour on fox news sunday. it s very interesting. they re playing a tough game here, even though kyl has said it s too soon to try to do this, don t have enough time during the lame duck and wait for the next senate, the white house is pushing full speed ahead to make a deal and try to get it approved this week, or rather this year, before the end of the year in the lame duck. and you know, it will be interesting to see. t
the president of the sanford international airport joins us now, good morning, larry. good morning. larry, you don t like how the tsa, i guess, is handling this and you want to privatize security. how would that change the experience for the passengers? the screening would be similar, private screening allowed by the transportation security act, there s a screening partnership program that all of us can choose to participate in, opt out program. and we believe privatization to bring more accountability and efficiency. and that s the name of business in this country and we think if proven to be successful with a pilot program and seven airports already doing it and airports will do it themselves and jackson hole does it and we re looking at that option. what it allows you to do if you go with federal screeners for two years, i believe, you
. the president is back in the white house this morning after wrapping up a summit in portugal. first with n.a.t.o. and the european union. i value these meetings for a simple reason, america s relationship with our european allies and partners is the cornerstone of our engagement with the world and it s a catalyst for global cooperation. so how successful was the president s trip across the pond? we re joined this morning by the anchor fox news sunday. chris wallace, good morning, sir. good morning. interesting that this on the news from north korea, a scientist out in california confirms they are enriching uranium. so taking the g-20, na.a.t.o.
the secret plant was stunning. says that north korean officials told him the centrifuges were already installed and running and he was not allowed to take photos though and has not said exactly where it s located and we tried to reach him and hasn t returned our e-mails. he s set to give a speech in washington on tuesday. and shows a visiting u.s. scientist, new and enriched uranium clearly appears to be calm lated move by the north korean government and now a new challenge by the obama administration. more saber rattling. thanks. president obama back to the u.s. after a trip to portugal. n.a.t.o. leaders worked on an exit strategy the plan and u.s. combat operations and turn over control to the afghans by the year 2014. we made progress and i expect that we re going to make more progress next year