unreal lice tick a year ago when he promised palestinians israelis and the world if they just tried harder their decade long conflict would sooning resolved. >> he addressed the united nations and chastised our friend israel for building settlements and said nothing about hamas sending thousands of rockets into israel. just before netanyahu came to the united states he through israel under the bus trying to negotiate for israel. >> attempts by the president have back fired politically already costing his party one congressman and putting jewish votes and fundraising for his own reel election in jeopardy. >> we are equally indignant of the obama administration and mid el east policy of appeasement that has encouraged such an ominous act of bad faith. >> in the united nations the palestinians can do no wrong. >> an etcation for palestine in

the borders of june 4th, 1967, with ash rif as a member of the united nations. >> israelis say the united nations can do no right. >> it's here year after year that israel is unjustly singled out for condemnation. it is singled out for condemnation more often than all of the nations of the world combined. >> idol in the one body where the u.s. congress, israel and elephant prime minister are far more popular than our own president. >> the important thing to understand is this. this is the truth about america. israel enjoys tremendous by partisan support, tremendous. >> all of which means even if palestinian is approved the u.s.

will use the veto despite expected condemnation from the arab world. >> the bonds between the united states and israel are unbreakable. the united states's commitment to israel security is unbreakable. the -- i think it's fair to say today our security cooperation is stronger than it has ever been. >> with that backdrop mahmoud abbas the palestinian leader returned home. sick of negotiations that go nowhere the crowd was delirious with the unrealistic notion of independence and end to the 44 year occupation are near. my first guest is israeli prime minister a highly decorated war hero and himself a former prime minister. >> defend israel side by side with palestinian state, our vision we are committed to.

>> why oppose a vote in the general assembly or security council? >> has president obama not been supportive or is ee givecation ves vau sri in the palestinian situation.

>> do you fear that israel has become a partisan issue in america? >> but again is israel or is israel not a legitimate political issue in american policy?

>> good luck to all of us. thank you very much. oo will oo my next guest is chief palestinian negotiator widely regarded as a political moderate in terms of peace negotiations educated in the united states. my friend saef areka.

>> did the president break your heart? >> kind of. but to be honest president obama was consistent with us. i came five times in as many months and americans were consistent in telling me and telling my president and telling all of us that it is not an option and if we need to we can use a veto. you mentioned partisan politics do you think it is possible for a president to be -- >> you riecognize the right of israel to exist as a jewish state?

>> i admire your eloquence, your passion, but are you suggesting that violence will follow? >> nobody can disagree with that goal. 20-years i have known you an honorable man a good man.

mortgage zuckerman businessman billionaire proud advocate for israel. >> good to see you. >> rather than debate the issue of the middle east let's stick to politics. will the president stand vis-a-vis the mideast, israel, palestine affect the jewish vote? >> i think it will. the issue of israel is very important to the jewish community. they feel and i think most of them feel that it effects their whole lives in terms of how they are received even in a country like america that is to say how israel survived and how it flourishes and how it effects and has affected the jewish communities around the world. i think that is a relevant issue. i think there has been whether it's valid or not by some standards a deal of concern over attitude and feelings of this administration toward israel. >> to be blunt are you saying that president obama has through

his own diplomacy so to speak made jewish americans feel insecure about america's position? >> i think there have been a number of incidents already that were i think in this category of the fact that the president for example came out with positions that were different from what he said when he was campaigning for office is really upset a lot of people. and the positions he did come out for example when he came out with the 1967 line when those lines by every standard have never been considered to be the final resolution of where the borders will be. when he came out on the issue of the settlement which is the secondary issue and the settlement issue for example when the president who proposed a settlement freeze, the settlements are not the issue. the issues are the borders. wherever the borders lie determine where the settlements are. the settlements on one side will stay with israel the set ements on the other will return.

a leading palestinian said to me they didn't want that to be the issue although they used it as a prop kanega thing. they can't leave palestinian and the american president. i never thought a palestinian leader would say that to me. >> the gallup poll for obama has not dropped but not drastically. 87 percent approved tof obama compared to 67 percent of all americans 54 percent all jewish americans compared to 51 percent of all americans. drop of 29 percent for jewish american voters 29 percent for all americans. deeply dispinting for democrats. >> i supported president obama new york daily news endorsed them. i helped write one of his speeches during his campaign i worked with him on various other

policies and i have been a democrat all of my life. >> did i hear you are not going to support him? >> i am going to wait and see. i have had serious differences with this administration on israel and that's the first time that's what happenhappened in a time. >> at one point they did not approve of the jewish nature of israel. i do. although i am very evenhanded on the issue, i do because there are four nations that you put them skreent that has islamic republic in the title afghanistan, iran, do you have that? five nations have the state religion roman catholicism, 3 eastern orthodox, 5 lutheran, 19 muslim islam as their relig begun -- religion. >> there's poornt meaning to the jewish when they refer to it as

being a jewish state everything in that part of the world is code. it's code for the nolg that the israelis are not going to accept back a so-called palestinian refugee. that's what it means. that's what it represents. that's why -- and that is a critical issue for the israelis. >> finally briefly, will this business go up president obama? >> i don't know. i think it's too early to tell. i think it will depend who the republicans nominate. there is no doubt the final review is the catastrophic position of our economy we have 25 million unemployed in america and 15 percent of people who are in poverty conditions and maybe the people who are under employed that's the dominant issue. >> i agree. the economy effects all of us. coming up germane jack sin is here to talk about the trial of his brother. [ male announcer ] do you know how you will react

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oo i have tried hard to stay away from accusing him of anything but it doesn't make him look innocent. >> did you know steve was the pervert? >> i knew he was a pervert but i didn't know he was a voyeur and a child pornographer either. >> he had custody of the two boys, right? >> ep didn't but his son josh did. >> now the children have been taken away and put into foster care? >> yes, they are in child protective services right now. >> did you know steve the dad had an affair with suinsan? >> he tried to kiss her he hit on her this was in a time when susan and josh lived with him for a while. susan insisted they move out and put as many miles between them as possible because she could not stand him.

>> so she shared that with you that she hated her father in law? >> absolutely. >> do you have a theory as to what's going on here? >> as far as? >> as far as these two in cahoots? >> i am not here to accuse anybody. my focus is finding susan. the way they have acted the past two years in not helping find susan and not cooperating with police and not allowing susan's boys to see their grandfather and grandmother it hasn't helped their case at all and hasn't helped them look very innocent venlt>> thank you very much. i appreciate it. coming up for the first time the jury hears the chilling confession in the connecticut home invasion trial as the disgusting ps disgusting perv fights for his life. just one phillips' colon health probiotic cap a day

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>> the impact of most crimes dull with time. not the home invasion that left a mother, two daughters ripped tortured terrorized and murdered. here is craig. >> a memorial stands where the family lived in cheshire connecticut. steven hayes lis on death row for the triple homicide that occurred in july, 2007. his accomplice faces the same fate in a trial forcing this community to relive the brutal rape and murders of a mother and her daughters that forever altered the peace and

tranquillity of this neighborhood. >> justice is served that's all. >> hard having to go through this. >> we prefer not to. >> as in the trial of steven haze sole survivor william pettitte sat stoically in front of the courtroom as jurors hear chilling details of a dooef have yous plan that would destroy an innocent family. >> one reason i am here is to try to hear some of the facts but i am not sure everything i hear will be the truth. >> tears flowed as they heard first hand accounts of how the pettittes were shoet ensta chosd stalked. >> in the first few seconds when that tape was played it is almost as if you could feel the air being sucked out of the room. >> thomas cast blame on hayes for the deadly outcome in his chilling confession. fox connecticut reporter laurie sanchez. >> when they got to the photo of

11-year-old mckayla's body they seemed to take more pause. there was the most gruesome of the photos. >> when no cash was found in the home he said hayes forced 48-year-old jennifer hawk petit to withdraw 15,000 dollars from her bank while her family was found hostage. hayes later raped and strangled her. >> we have a lady in our bank right now who says her husband and children are being held at their house, that if the police are told they will kill their children and the husband. >> most disturbing of all his account of his assault on 11-year-old mckayla. >> did he just say he performed oral sex on this 11-year-old child with a pillow case over her head and cut her clothes off with scissors? >> it's a horrific event obviously with horrible consequences. >> new haven public defender thomas you willmallman received

threats. >> the quote was you dirt bag i know where you and your family lived. i will be seeing you something to that effect. >> fearing reprisal allman was challenged to find representation for thomas. which he feels is costly and unnecessary. >> how is it impacting this community? is it pouring assault back into the wound? >> there is no question. you are traumatizing the entire public for what reason? for what i look at as blood thirsty revenge. >> sometimes revenge is sweet. but how much does this trial cost? oo the defense of haze cost the system of defense $2.25 million so there's millions of dollars involved he is saying with appeals it could cost up to 10 million per suspect. >> how many have been executed in connecticut?

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>> live from america's news headquarters i am adam housley in los angeles. freed american hikers josh

fattal and shawn bauer are back in the u.s. they are held in iran for more than two years because they were americans. they were held in solitary confinement they could hear the screams of other prisoners being beaten and tortured. they had been convicted in iran of spying. >> gas plummeting $0.12 a gallon in two weeks. bringing down the price of gasoline, oil and other commodities. national ifg of unleaded falling to 3.51 a gallon froms a high of nearly $4s in may. the sharp decline could mean a continued fall in the price you are paying at the pump. i am adam housley in los angeles. now back to geraldo at large. log on to foxnews.com. >> you trust your family? >> of course. >> families are everything to

us. it is love. it's what we were taught and values and we are friends at the end of the day. >> after facing trial for alleged sexual abuse he had only his family to rely on. ultimately that was not enough. >> we have a gentlemen here that needs help and he stopped breathing. he's not breathing and we are trying to pump him but he is not -- >> okay can okay. how old is he? >> he is 50 years old. >> did anybody see him? >> yes. we have a personal doctor here with him. >> oh you have a doctor there. >> yes. but he is not responding to anything. he's not responding to the cpr or anything. >> okay. we are on our way there. if your guy is doing cpr and you are instructed by a doctor you have the higher authority than me. did happened? >> no just the doctor, sir. >> the legendary king of pop

michael jackson passed away on thursday, june 25th, 2009, at 2:26 p.m. it is believed he suffered cardiac arrest in his home. however, the cause of his death is unknown until results of an autopsy are known. the personal physician who was with him at the time attempted to resuscitate my brother. >> the doctor is on trial foreman slaughter. jermaine has a memoir entitled "you are not alone: mickel throu michael through a mother's ebro eyes) >> you start in 2005 which interestingly is the year i spent a lot of time with your brother and np one year our relationship got more than superficial. he was very troubled and very alone. he has been charged with child

molesting up in santa barbara and he was shunned by everybody. how d that exile that emotional exile effect him? >> i felt that everybody had abandoned him. they just went away. and i was wondering where are all of the people who love him and loved his music and things like that? what bothered me was the fact that they didn't wear. -- care. >> did you ever doubt whether michael was a fpedophile? >> never doubted it. 1,000 times innocent. i knew his up bringing and he loved, loved children. >> jump from 2e e 20shg 5 to 2009 he was trail. >> he was experiencing symptoms he never had.

during the rehearsals one hand was cold and one was very, very hot. he was preeting himse-- repeati himself. lost unbelievable weight. didn't know whether to go right or left. he was healthy. very healthy. he put some money on a home he was looking forward beyond "this is it." we are trying to figure out what was wrong from the time we saw him leading up to rehearsals to mid june on. what happened? >> you write in the book, was it doctor conrad murray giving so much anesthetic it was slowly poisoning his system? could my brother have ever known how much was being injected into his system? do you believe conrad was builty of murdering your brother? >> we are waiting for the jury. i will say this.

as a doctor we all take an oath. we take an oath to take care of our clients to take care of our patients. dr. conrad murray was supposed to keep michael healthy. regardless. michael had problems with sleeping. whether michael asked for propofol or not this didn't just happen one night geraldo. this was over a period of time. had to be from giving someone this over 4-5 to 6 times. that's deterioration not knowing whether to go right or left or things like that. he was happy, he was excited. i recalled one time accident show up at rehearsal. they went to his home and read him the riot act. said horrible things to him. why? i had eyes and ears then. we are trying to figure out what happened from that point on that

my brother was excited about a show to just deteriorating because he's dead. >> you are right about how they read him the riot act that he was to perform the 50 concerts he was broke he would lose everything unless he showed up. is that what you mean? they forced him to do that? >> i don't know. i do know they weren't nice. they were coming to his his kids away from him. some of the complaints, just give him a blanket. >> that's what he was told? >> just give him a bucket of chicken. things like this. i was saying, what about the person, the human being? if you see these signs call someone. call the doctor. i wish someone would have called us. he would be arrive today right at this moment we would have said we are shutting it down. can't you see he is not well? we are taking him to the

hospital. he would be breathing today. >> is it a good start at least that the doctor who was attending him is on trial foreman slaughter? >> it is a good start but it is never a good finish in that situation like this. which are not going to get closure. none of this will bring him back. it would be great for us to know the public and the fans to get a better understanding as to what happened. >> you say your brother was not a pedophile. >> he was not a fpedophile. >> was he gay? >> no way. i should pinch you. never. >> these are all issues addressed in the best selling memoir. >> never. never. michael when he spent time with diana ross and the wiz he always had this admiration for diana ross when he was young i think it got to a point when he really loved her, he really liked her.

she was like this dream for him and he had this ongoing fascination for her. he loved her. >> was his marriage to lisa marie presley another point you make in the book a sham? >> i thought the marriage -- i wanted them to stay together. she is a strong women. he was a tender guy i felt it would work because i got michael jackson, you got lisa marie she doesn't need him for what he has he doesn't need her for what she has. there again we forget there is pride there's ego and the outside world something had happened. he really loved her. she is great. >> are the children michael's biological children? >> yes, they are. i will explain to you why. >> tell me. >> i was at the house the other day. prince and paris were all

playing and i looked -- >> your majesty. >> that's my heart. he was swimming, all here on his body is a spot that will spread all over his body. i have a picture. i don't want to do that to him. i said this is his kid. >> his children -- >> michael is passing it down to prince. >> you are saying michael did not bleach his skin? >> no. michael had discoloration. he had to even out his skin. when he fell in the hospital and he went -- >> during the trial. >> he went to the hospital there was a moment where i walked in my mother was there he was in court he said they are aing all these things about me. look at me i am the most misunderstood person in the world. like somebody splashed him all over the body.

>> you changed your shade was your color wrong? >> i didn't right that. >> you sang it. >> i sung it because i was upset at my brother. >> were you jealous of your brother's success? >> never. never. i will tell you why. we are the jackson five. we were taught from the very beginning all for one, one for all. when he became had extraordinary artist through the industry we were proud. he was us. we were them. when they talked coabout him he didn't just hurt, we hurt as well. i felt he had gotten away from the family for so long because of the thriller years and everybody pushing us away and coming to him. i said michael i am not just here saying this on my own i am here representing levi, jackie everybody else. we were afraid something would happen down the line. >> was it the isolation from the family that helped exacerbate and create the conditions that he could lose his life this way?

>> i think when you are with the family it is strong and you have protection. >> you miss him? >> so much. >> will this trial give you closure? >> closure for me is having michael back. >> brother jermaine jackson. >> thank you so much geraldo. >> stay tuned for the trial. the oak ridge boys are live in our studio to perform. [ female announcer ] introducing new pronutrients from centrum. omega-3s go beyond heart health. probiotics go beyond digestive balance. and fruit & veggie has antioxidant properties. new pronutrients from centrum. help make nutrition possible. some constipation medications can take control of you. break free. with miralax. it's clinically proven to relieve constipation and soften stool with no harsh side effects. just gentle predictable relief.

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>> these will be my final shows, performances in london. this is the final curtain call. and i will see you in july. >> the conrad murray defense team is intent on showing video of the press conference to the jury to prove if you have seen a longer version of it that the king of pop was already deteriorating mentally and physically two and a half years before he went into a drug induced sleep in which he never awoke. joining me is bob massi and wendy feldman who has advice for the doctor. bob, you first. how strong is the state's case

against conrad murray? >> i believe they have the easier case than the defense has. obviously when you have a fz i gos who is put in a confidential situation and you have propofol being administered in a nonhospital setting along with other issues i think they have a better case to present than the defense has to defend against. >> i misspoke it wasn't 2 and a half years it was two and a half months before his demise in june. tend of it what is conrad murray's facing really? >> he's charged with involuntary manslaughter which is unintentional homicide as a result of negligence or reckless act. the defense will have to try to show this was an accident. they are going to try to show -- they have even alleged.

i don't know if they are going to say he tried to commit suicide. they also alleged he may have injected himself with the propofol. the problem is position in a confidential arrangement being paid good money with this kind of mication for a hospital study they have a very, very tough case to over come. >> the defense does. >> yes, sir. >> i know you have met dr. r dr. conrad murray i don't want you to give away your conversations but what would you advice a person like him in this situation in terms of facing that jury. would you take the witness stand? >> conrad murray has two things against him. we call him rolo doc. he is tall he has a thick accent. he needs to humanize himself and tone it down to see how people can relate to him. >> i don't know. at this point i don't think he can do that. >> you think he is air grant? >> -- arrogant. >> edge hei think he's arrogant.

he comes across that way. never met him. doctors usually come to me they are quite arrogant before they come down to relate to a jury or prison system. >> consultant just like tv consultant telling them how to behavior. >> for trials and investigations the whole he entire thing. >> bob, i know the defense tried and failed to bring other doctors who have been giving him drugs over the years you think that was a righteous call by the judge in the case? >> tough judge by the way. bottom line is this judge is a very, very tough guy. he is making this very clear. this case although michael jackson was the victim this case

was not about michael jackson it's about the process cushisec dr. murray. as you and i know it could have relevance if in fact you show there's an addiction here and i was he was exposed by the doctors. the bottom line in all of this is going to be what kind of medication is he on who was administering the medication? i had the chance to read some of the transcripts from the preliminary hearing. they are very revealing. the people that it will be most harmful are the first responders from when he went to the house. honestly when you read that they testified to some of the remarks dr. murray said he wasn't alive he was sleeping the fact of the different kinds of medications it is mind boggling they will be very, very difficult to over come for this defense. >> the oak ridge boys next. look, every day we're using more and more energy.

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>> william lee golden. come on. duane allen. richard servaas together collectively they are of course the oak ridge boys, 12 gold three platinum one double platinum album. ladies and gentlemen singing one of the -- before you say it i have to say it. brand new album out. being sold in cracker barrel chains. much bigger than starbucks. it is only as great as the new album. i am going to one of migrate favorite songs of all times "if you don't mind." you have been around as long as i have but if you could do it i will appreciate it. >> we are celebrating the 30th anniversary of el vivirelvira. 30 years that's one reason why

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