unrealistic when promised palestinians israelis and the world if they just tried harder their decades long conflict would soobe resolved. >> he addressed the united nations in his inaugural address and chas i chas tied or friend israel for building settlements. he threw israelle under the bus. >> attempts by the president to appear even handed in the mid east have back handed politically, already costing his party bun congressman and putting jewish votes and fund raidersing for his reelection in jeopardy. >> we are equally indig the obama administration. >> item in the united nations the palestinians can do no wrong. >> an application for the admission of palestine on the

basis of the border of june 4, 1967 as a full member of the united nations. >> geraldo: and item, the israelis in the united nations can do no right. >> and it is here, year after year that israel is unjustly singled out for condemnation. it is singled out for condemn nation more often than all of the nations of the worldcom wined. >> geraldo: item, in the one body where it counts, the u.s. congress, israel and its prime minister are far more popular than our own president. >> the simple and important thing to understand is this and this is the truth about america tremendous bipartisan support, tremendous. >> geraldo: even if palestine is approved for membership by

the security council the u.s. will use its veto despite expected condemnation from the arab world. >> the bonds between the united states and israel are unbreakable and the united states commitment to israel's security is unbreakable. i think it is fair to say that today our security cooperation is stronger than it has ever been. >> geraldo: with that backdrop, mahmoud abbas, the palestinian leader returned home today to a hero's welcome, sick of negotiations that go no where, the crowd was delirious at the unrealistic notion that independence is near. my first guest is a highly decorated war hero and himself a decorated prime minister. >> israel side by side with a viable palestinian state.

talk why oppose a vote? >> has president obama not been supportive of israel? are you equally critical of the president's criticism or equivocation?

>> galdo: do you fear that israel has become a partisan issue in america? >> geraldo: but again, is israel or is israel not a legitimate political issue in american politics?

>> geraldo: good luck to all of us. thank you very much. my next guest is the chief palestinian negotiator, a long-time member of the governing body of the palestinians, widely regarded as a political moderate in terms of peace negotiations, educated in the united states. my friend. did president obama break your heart with his eech at the united nations? >> kind of.

but to be honest, president obama was consistent with us. i came to washington five times and many months and the americans are consistent in telling me and telling my president and telling all of us that the u.n. is not an option and if we need to use a veto, use a veto. >> geraldo: you mentioned partisan politics. do you think it is possible for a u.s. president to be even handed given the poured concrete irof the proisraeli side in domestic policy? >> the question so ask the israelis is not whether you are proisrael or propalestine. the question is propeace or against peace. we are trying to save the lives of my sons and. we are sick and tired are having to take our children to the cemeteries. we want to live and let live and if not today, tomorrow, the day after, there will be a two step solution. >> geraldo: you recognize the right of israel to exist as a

jewish state? i admire your eloquence and your passion but are you suggesting that violence will follow? >> no, sir,, violence is not an option. i don't want my son to be a suicide bomber, geraldo. i love my son as much as you do and as much as bibi netanyahu loves his son. that is worth it for me. i'm trying in this negotiations which is another job for me to save lives of palestinians and israelis and that is the truth. >> geraldo: nobody could disagree with that goal. 20 years i have known you, an honorable man and good man.

you very much. >> thank you, geraldo. >> geraldo: welcome ward zuckerman, proud advocate for israel. good to see you. >> rather than debate the issue of the middle east endlessly, let's stick to politics. will the president's stance vis-a-vis the mid east, israel, palestine, atext the jewish vote in 2012? >> i suspect it will. i think the issue of israel is very important to the jewish community. in fact, they feel and i think most of them feel that it affects their whole lives in terms of how they are received even in a country like america. that is to say how israel survives and flourishes is going to affect and has affected the jewish communities all around the world. i think that is a relevant issue and i think there has been whether it is valid or not by some standards a great deal of concern over the attitude and feelings of this administration towards israel. >> geraldo: be blunt, are you saying that president obama has

through his own diplomacy, so to speak, make jewish americans feel insecure about america's position toward israel? >> i think there being 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 was campaigning for office has really upset a lot of people and the positions he did come out, for example, when came out with the 1967 lines when those lines by ever i have standard have never been considered to be the final resolution of where the borders will be when came out on the issue of the settlements which is a secondary issue. the settlement issue for scam, the president proposed the settlement freeze. the settlements are not the issue. whereever the borders lie will determine where the settlements. on one side will stay with israel and on o the other side will stay with the palestinians. to turn that into an issue and

as one of the leading palestinians said to me they did not want that to be the issue even though they view that as a propaganda think. they said we can't be less palestinian than the american president. i never thought a palestinian leader would say that for me. >> geraldo: jewish support for president obama has dropped but not dramatically. 83% of jewish voters approved of the president in january of 2009 compared to 66% for all americans. 54% approve now of jewish americans compared to 41% for all americans. a drop of 29 about percent among jewish american voters. more than 25% among all americans. so slightly more than all americans. but deeply disturbing i would guess for a democrat. didn't you support president obama? >> i supported president obama. my newspaper the new york daily news endorsed him. i helped write one of his speeches during his campaign and worked with him on various policies during his campaign or

with his colleagues and i have been a democrat virtually all of my life. >> geraldo: do i hear in your voice you are not going to support him in 2012? >> i don't know who the republicans are going to nominate. i have had serious differences with in administration on israel and that is the first time that has happenein a long time. >> geraldo: did not approve of the jewish nature of israel and i do. although i'm very even handed, i think, on the issue. i do because there are four nations, put them on the screen that have islamic republic in the title. afghanistan, iran, and pakistan. do you have that super. five nations have as the state religion roman catholicism. three eastern orthodox, nine lutheran. 13 have sunny muslim. >> there is an important meaning to the jewish.

when they refer to it as being a jewish state. everybody in that part of the word is code. it is code for the following that they will not accept back millions of refugees. that is what it represents and that is a critical issue for the israelis. >> geraldo: finally, very briefly, could this cost president obama the election? >> i don't know. i think it is too early to tell and i think it will depend who the republicans nominate. there is no doubt to my view by far and away the dominant issue in the election is the catastrophic condition of our economy where we have 25 million people unemployed or unemployed in america and 15% of people who are in poverty conditions and millions of people who are underemployed. that is the dominant issue. >> geraldo: i agree and the economy affects all of us. thanks. mort zuckerman, ladies and gentlemen. >> coming up at the bottom of the hour, jermaine jackson is here to talk about the trial.

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i didn't want them to have my journals. the fact that they have them they can confirm that she initiated the relationship that we had and it was very sexually charged. >> we found thousands of pictures of little girls and kids in play grounds, closeup pictures of body parts that shouldn't be photographed. pictures of sue so susan cox pl taken without her knowledge. it looked like they were secretly taken inappropriate. >> geraldo: josh's 61-year-old father steve has been charged with having thousands of lurid pictures of females including susan powell. a stunning development but one of susan's best friends, do you think this makes steve a suspect in her disappearance?

>> i tried really hard to stay away from accusing joshua of anything but it doesn't do him any favors and doesn't help him look innocent, that is for sure. >> did you you know that steve the father was a pervert? >> i knew he was is but i didn't know that he was a voyeur and a child pornographer, either. >> and he had custody of the two boys, right? >> he didn't but his son josh did. >> geraldo: and now the children have been taken away and put in foster care, is that right? >> they are in child protective services right now. >> geraldo: did you know that steve the dad had had an affair with susan? >> he did not have an affair with her. he tried to hit on her. he tried to kiss her and tried to spy on her while she was getting dressed one day and this was when susan and josh lived with him for awhile to save money when they were newlyweds and susan insisted they move out and put as many

miles between them as possible because she could not stand him. >> geraldo: s. >> geraldo: she shared with you that she hated her father in law? >> absolutely. >> geraldo: do you have a theory what is going on here? >> as far as? are they in carries hoots, the dad -- are these two in kahoots the dad and the son? >> i'm not here to accuse anybody. my focus is finding susan but the way they have act the past two years in not helping find susan and not cooperating with the police and not allowing susan's boys to see their grandfather and grandmother it hasn't done them any favors and helped their case at all and hasn't helped them look innocent. >> geraldo: 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 perp fights for his life.

>> kimberly: however horrifying the. >> geraldo: however horrifying the impact of the general publicken most crimes dulls with time. not so the home invasion that left a mother and her two daughters raped, tortured, terrorized and murdered. here is greg's report. >> a memorial now stands where the petits once lived in cheshire, connecticut. 48-year-old steven hayess sits on death row. his accomplice faces the same fate in the trial forcing this community to relive the brutal rape and murders of a mother and her daughters that forever altered the peace and tan

tranquility of this neighborhood. >> just hope justice is serve. >> hard having to go through all this starting all over again, mr. petit? >> we would prefer not to. >> the sole survivor dr. william petit

oral sex on this 11-year-old child with a pillow case over her head and cut her clothes off with scissors. >> a horrific event and with horrible consequences. >> the new haven public defender received death threats for his defense of steven hayes

in the first trial. >> the quote was you dirt bag, i know where you and your family live, i will be seeing you, something to that effect it was is scary. >> fearing reprisals he was challenged to find representation for komisarjeski. >> how is it impacting the community? pouring salt back into the wounds? >> no question. you are traumatizing the entire public for what reason. for what i look at as blood thirsty revenge. >> geraldo: sometimes revenge is sweet, greg. how much is the trial costing? >> well, the defense of hayes cost just in the defense $2.25 million. so there is a lot of money involved. he is saying with appeals it could cost up to $10 million per suspect? how many people executed in connecticut?

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from america's news headquarters i'm adam housely. live in los angeles. hundreds of people gathering in reno, nevada, on sunday to remember the victims of the air

crash more tan one week ago. a tree was dedicated to the pilot and ten spectators killed when a vintage airplane careened into the crowd. the mayor saying th memorial ws important not only to show respect to the families of the victims but to help the community begin the healing process. theyibyan officials say found a mass grave outside the prison where former leader momar with yo with you qaddafid killed opponents. i'm adam housely in los angeles. for the latest headlines go to fox news .com. now, back to "geraldo at large." >> do you trust her family? >> of course. ju have to. >> geraldo: is it blood thicker than water thing, what is that?

>> yeah, family is everything to us. it's love. it is is what we were taught and values and we are friends at the end of the day which is important. >> geraldo: in 2005, facing trial for alleged child sex abuse, michael jackson had only his family to rely on. ultimately, that was not enough. >> sir, we have a gentleman here that needs help and he is not breathing. he is not breathing and we are trying to pump him but he is not -- >> okay. how old is he? >> 50 years old, sir. >> did anybody see him? >> we have a personal doctor here with him, sir. >> you have a doctor, there. >> yes, but he is not responding to anything. he is not responding to cpr or anything. >> oh, okay. we are on our way there. if your guys are doing cpr and instructed bay doctor you have a higher authority than me and he is there on scene. did anybody witness what happened? >> just the doctor, sir. he has been the only one here. >> my brother the legendary king of pop, michael jackson,

passed away on thursday, june 25, 2009 at 2:26 p.m. it is believed he suffered cardiac arrest in his home. however, the cause of his death was unknown until results of the autopsy are known. his personal physician who was with him at the time attempted to resuscitate my brother. >> geraldo: his doctor is on trial for alleged manslaughter. his brother jermaine has written a soul searching wide ranging best selling memoir entitled you are not alone, michael through a brother's eyes. he joins me now. nice to see you. >> nice to see you. >> geraldo: you you start in 2005 which interestingly was the year i spent a lot of time with your brother and the one year our relationship got more than the superficial and he was

troubled and alone and he was being objectioned by everybody. how did that exile, that emotional exile affect you? >> well, i felt that everybody had abandoned, they had just went away and i was wondering where is all the people who love him and loved his music and things like that. what bothered me is the fact that they didn't care. >> geraldo: did you ever doubt whether or not michael was indeed a pedophile? >> never doubted it. he was a thousand percent innocent and because i knew his upbringing and how all these things came about and his love, love for children. >> geraldo: jump from 2005 to 2009 and he is underweight. his body frail, almost skeleton like. >> i write in the book about symptoms that he was experiencing that he never had.

and during the rehearsals one half of his body was completely cold and one was very, very hot and he was repeating himself. lost unbelievable weight. he didn't know whether to go right or left. before this, geraldo, he was h healthy. very healthy. he was excited. he just put money on a home that he was looking for beyond this. so we are trying to figure out what went wrong from the time we saw him leading up to the rehearsals to mid june on. what happened. >> geraldo: you write in the book this was doctor, conrad murray giving michael so much anesthetic it was poisoning h his system. do you believe that he in essence was guilty of murdering

your brother? >> we will wait for a jury. as a doctor, we all take an oath to take care of our clients and patients, right. dr. conrad murray was is supposed to keep michael healthy. regardless, michael had problems with sleeping. whether michael asked for propathol or not, this didn't happen one night, this is over time. these symptoms have to be from giving someone this over four to five to section times and that is why the deterioration, him not knowing whether to go right or left or things like that. we saw him last and he was happy and he was excited. do i put in -- recall one time he didn't show upt rehearsal and they went to his home and they read him the riot act. they said the most horrible things to him. why? i had eyes and ears there. we are trying to figure out what happened from that point on that my brother comes from being excited about a show to

just deteriorating to becoming dead. >> geraldo: you write about how they read him the riot act about having to perform these 50 concerts that he was broke, that he would lose everything if he don't show up. is that what you mean, they forced him to do it? his creditors? >> i don't know but i do know that they weren't niece. thenice. they weren't nice and there were comments of taking his kids away from him, all kind of things. some of the complaints he had, they would say just get him a blanket. >> geraldo: when was cold. >> oh, just get him a bucket of chicken. things like this and i'm saying what about the person, the human being. if you see these signs, call someone. call a doctor. i wish that someone would have called us. he would be alive today right this moment because we would have said we are shutting it down, can't you see he is not well, we're taking h him to the hospital.

he would be breathing today. >> geraldo: is it a good start at least that the doctor who was attending him is on trial for manslaughter? >> geraldo, it is a good start but it is never a good finish in a situation like this because we are not going to get closure. michael's gone. none of this is going to bring him back. i think it would be great for us to know as well as the public and the fans, get a better understanding as to what happened. >> geraldo: let me go through some of the rumors. you say your brother was not a pedophile. was he gay? >> no way. i should pinch you. never. >> geraldo: these are all issues addressed, ladies and gentlemen, in the best selling memoir? >> never, never. listen, michael, when spent time with diana ross and with the wiz he had this admiration for diana ross when was young and i think it got to a point where he really loved her and he really liked her. still to this day and she was just this dream for him and he

had this ongoing just fascination for her. he loved her. >> geraldo: 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. why? because i felt michael had a strong woman and she is strong and speaks her mind. michael is timid and shy and i thought that it would work. michael jackson and lisa marie. she doesn't need him for what he has and he doesn't need her for what she has. there is pride and ego and the outside world and something has happened. >> she stood by his side during the roughest period. >> i love her. she's great. >> are the children michael's biological children? >> yes, they are. and i will explain to you why? >> tell me? >> i was at the house the other day and they were all playing

and they were swimming and i look the jer majesty, i love that. >> he was swimming and all here on his body a spots that is going to spread all over his body and i have a picture but i don't want to do that to him. and i said this is his kids. i knew that. we knew that. >> geraldo: so his children have that. >> he passe passed it down to . >> you are saying that michael did not bleach his skin? >> he had discoloration and he had to even out his kin. when fell in the hospital and he went -- >> geraldo: during the trial. >> and went to the hospital there was a moment there where i walked in and my mother and father there was and he was fed up with the court going every day and he said they say all these things about me. he said look at me i'm the most misunderstood person of the

world. >> why did you write the song the lyrics you changed your shade was your color wrong. >> you sang it. >> i sung it because i was upset at my brother. >> geraldo: were your jealous of your brother's success? >> never did. i tell you why. geraldo, we're the jackson five, man, and we were taught from the beginning all for one and one for all. whewhen became this extraordiny artist we were proud because he is us and we are them and when they talked about him he just didn't hurt, we hurt as well. and i felt that he had gotten away from the family for so long because of the thriller years and all this stuff and everybody pushing us away and coming to him that i said michael i'm not just here saying this, i'm here representing me, jackie, everybody else, you have been away from us all of these years and we were afraid that something would happen down the line. >> and was it the isolation from the family that you think helped exacerbate and accelerate the conditions where

he could lose his life this way? >> i think when you are with the family is strong and you have protection. >> geraldo: miss him? >> so much. >> geraldo: will the trial give you closure? >> never, never, geraldo. closure for me is having michael back and he will never be back. >> thank you so much, geraldo. >> geraldo: thank you. stay tuned. more on the conrad murray trial. and then the oak ridge boys are live in our studio it perform.o ♪ i'm going to give her all tha love i can, yes, i am ♪ want to cut back on fat and not compromisen taste? try smart balance fat free milk. it's what you'd expect from the folks at smart balance.

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these will be my final show performances in london. this is the final curtain call, okay? and i'll see you in july. >> geraldo: the conrad murray defense team is intent on showing video of the press conference to the jury to prove that the king of pop was already seriously deteriorating mentally and physically two and a half years before he went into a drug induced sleep from which he never awoke. joining me, fox news legal analyst and wendy who has advice for the troubled doctor. bob, you first, how strong is the state's case against conrad

murray? >> i believe that they have the easier case than the defense has. i mean obviously when you have a physician, geraldo, who is put in a confidential situation and a privileged situation and then you have an admission of propathol being administered in athon hospital setting along with other issues i think they have a better case to present that the defense has to defend against. >> geraldo: i misspeak. it wasn't two and a half years. two and a half months before his demise in july or june rather. at the end of it, what is conrad murray facing really, bob? >> well, look, he is charged with involuntariry manslaughter which is an unintentional homicide as a result of a negligent or reckless act. what is going to happen here is that the defense is going to have to try to show that this was an accident. they even alleged and i don't know and i don't want to misspeak if they are going to be allowed allegedly that he

even tried to commit suicide and they also alleged that he may have injected himself. but the problem is, geraldo, again, physician in a confidential arrangement being paid good money with this kind of medication for a hospital setting they have a very, very tough case to overcome. >> geraldo: the defense does. >> yes, sir. >> geraldo: i know you have met dr. conrad murray. i don't want you to give away any of your conversations but what would you advice a person like him in this situation in terms of facing the jury? would you take the witness stand? >> he has a few things against him. we call him robodoc. he is tall and has a thick accept. he has to humanize himself and tone it down. i'm not his lawyer, at this point i don't think he can do that. >> geraldo: do you think he is arrogant? >> i think he is arrogant. he comes across imposing even

if he is not personally arrogant and he is a doctor. the doctors i work with usually come to me and they are usually quite arrogant and they need to come down a few levels before they relate to a jury. >> a defendant has a consultant just like a tv personality has a consulat consultant to tell w to behave on the witness stand. >> and trial for investigations. i work with people prior to going into prison. entire thing. >> geraldo: bob, i know the defense tried and failed to bring other doctors who had been give offing him drugs over the the years. do you think that was a righteous call by the judge in the case? >> tough judge, by the way, geraldo. this guy as you already know, you have been around enough judges and tried cases. this judge is a tough guy and making it very clear this case although michael jackson was the victim, this case is not

about michael jackson, it is is about the prosecution of dr. murray. the fact they tried to bring it in, as you and i know it could have relevance if in fact you show that there is an addiction here and that he was exposed to this by other doctors. the bottom line on all of this is going to be what kind of medication was he on, who was administering the medication and i have to tell you, geraldo, i had the chance today to read some of the transcripts from the preliminary hearing. they are very revealing. the people that is going to be most harmful are the first responders to when went to the house. when you read what they testified to, some of the remarks that dr. murray said that he in fact was sleeping, the fact of the different kind of medications. it is mind boggling. they will be very, very difficult to overcomfort defense. >> geraldo: the oak ridge boys. next! the two trains and a bus rider. the "i'll sleep when it's done" academic.

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