killing of the top taliban leader, baitullah mehsud in pakistan and this impact it may have on the situation in pakistan and afghanistan and we also asked him straight out, can you promise the american people that there were no concession from the u.s. to the north koreans to free those two women journalists, you will be interested to hear his answer. >> jamie: a must-see "fox news sunday," without question, chris, always good to see you. >> jamie: you bet, thank you, jamie. >> eric: and the scene of the new york's hudson river, unfolding now, drivers and police experts searching for more victims of yesterday's deadly mid-air crash. that sent the helicopter, sight-seeing helicopter and a private airplane, a piper, plummeting into the frigid hudson river, could more have been done to prevent the collision between the copter and the small plane? just ahead we'll look at accusations the faa ignored, some key safety steps, for this area. >> jamie: and it is just one month until flu season and drug makers are working hard to crank out not only the regular flu vaccine but a swine flu vac

has been killed in pakistan. sources say a c.i.a. missile strike killed baitullah mehsud, the leader of the pakistani taliban. he's considered pakistan's public enemy number one. his sources are believed to be behind a number of terror attacks, including the assassination of former prime minister benazir bhutto. a new prediction about when u.s. troops will leave afghanistan. the man said to become the senior advisor predicts the u.s. will be fighting in the country for two more years. at that point he says troops will either turn power over to an improved afghan force or, quote, lose and go home. meantime, a report on the war is due out in eye few weeks which may -- a few weeks which may lead to a request for additional u.s. forces. an accused killer in his own words. we warn you. this video is disturbing. the lone gunman who murdered three women in a pennsylvania gym recorded this video. in the video which was posted last year on youtube, he ranted about. >> my objective is to be able to emotionally connect with people. because when i'm 10 to 20 years older than she is, she has to f

, james jones saying today, the united states is nearly certain that taliban boss baitullah mehsud is dead after an airstrike and now there is a leadership struggle, a violent one within the terrorist group itself. >> chris: is baitullah mehsud, the leader of the taliban inside pakistan, dead. >> we think so. the pakistani government has believed -- believes that he is, and all evidence that we have suggests that. but, there are reports from the -- from the masoud organization that he is not but we think that it looks like he is. >> gregg: he was a thug and murderer and much feared in pakistan and blamed for assassinating the former prime minister, benazir bhutto and investigators linking him to last year's suicide attack at the marriott hotel in islamabad and remember his death is not 100% confirmed but if it turns out to be true, military officials say this is a tremendous set back for the taliban. >> julie: secretary of state hillary clinton says the time may be running out for iran to take up the u.s. offer to negotiate over the nuclear program. and in an interview that aired toda

nail with a drone and a cruise missile, by -- baitullah mehsud, how close might we be to the leadership of al qaeda. >> to be clear we are not using cruise mills, these are predator aircraft, unmanned aircraft and fire a mills off the top of it,'a hellfire missile. but, the point is, is this guy even came out and he said, you know, we have beheaded 12 informant who gave away information about these thing and they are terrified of these things and there is continued various and the obama administration has done a lot more strikes than the bush administration and they need keep doing i they will not win the war and get al qaeda but if they keep the guys on the run but the key hear is really the pakistani government. they are trying to control these guys and have to destroy them. they gave up this one guy, hopefully they'll give up this guy and eventually they have to realize the taliban are the greatest risk to the pakistan government, than they -- than they are and hope the u.s. will leave and al qaeda will go back into afghanistan and the -- the afghan taliban go back and everything wil