david lee, thank you. even more angry investors are demanding their money back after facebook's epic fail. today, two more wall street firms announced 10s of millions of dollars in losses from the social network's botched initial public offering. and at if fidelity investments brokers say they're dealing with thousands of customers complaining of problems with their trades. today, facebook stock finished up a buck to $33. that's a long way from its $38 opening price. in fact, that means the company has lost more than $30 billion in just one week. the problems began with a technical glitch at nasdaq that delayed the trading. then the bombshell allegations that the company's underwriters hid important information from investors about facebook's business slowing down. already at least two shareholder groups are suing the company. the feds have launched an investigation. and there is even talk of hearings in both houses of congress. important to note the fiasco is is not just hammering wall street. it's hittin

in new york, david lee miller, fox news. >>> the wife of a u.s.ce man stationed in afghanistan says her husband seemed fine before he pitched forward and died during an online video chat with her. captain bruce clark's family says he didn't show signs of discomfort before his death. but his wife says she saw bullet hole in a closet behind him. for two hours she and her family members watched the skype signal while they tried to get help. pentagon is investigating. clark's body was returned to dover air force base. >>> the biggest terror trial in history began yesterday with a lengthy and unruly arraignment. katherine harris has details. >> reporter: there were so many moments in court, and one has become a lightning rod. one of the defense attorneys chose to wear black muslim dress in court. she explains why she believes the women on the prosecution side should dress modestly. >> there was somebody dressed in a way that was not in keeping with my clients' religious beliefs. >> reporter: at the news conference today, the defense attorney tried to c

>>trace: david lee thank you from new york. and now to our legal panel, fox news legal analyst former prosecutor, arthur aidala and criminal defense attorney, randy zelin. david lee said he put the remains in the box and they never found them. you need more than simply a confession. >>randy: in new york where this case would be prosecuted the ideal procedure law says you cannot be convicted only upon your own confession. there has to be other evidence to back up what you say you did. why? general jonbenet ramsey and mark carr said he did it? we have seen so many false confessions so we ensure this is other evidence. you mentioned david lee, ramos has been found civilly liable in the race -- case so there is a lot of work to be done that you have the right guy. >>trace: we are supposed to hear from ray kelly, what are they looking for? there are no remains. they have a guy's confession and they are skeptical. what do they need to push this down the road? >>arthur: what sparked this -- i get nervous on television. you are a real

this guy you see here is david lee. he's the one accused of being the mastermind behind this vehicle theft and chase. >> think if you rented that camaro for the weekend. >> well, it was only missing a bumper. >> some tires. >> they say he may face other charges in all the counties he drove through during this chase. and the interesting thing is, he was -- >> there he goes. >> there he goes! >>> it's wedding season. and i feel like no one does the conga line anymore at weddings. but i found video of a group that's trying to bring the conga line back. >> look at those pebears. >> it's baby bear cubs. and for some reason, they're doing the conga. >> that is hilarious. >> watch. starts out with three, four. one, two, three, four, five, six, seven. >> and they're not done. >> what? >> eight. nine. how did they learn how to do this, and whose wedding are they going to? >> this has to be a circus video, like circus training. >> i will tell you that i will not be doing a conga line like this one at a wedding because there's no

david lee miller, fox news. >>> new details now about funeral arrangements for d.c. music legend chuck brown. the god go-go died last week at the age of 75 after battling knew mope i can't. d.c. mayor vincent gray and brown's family have announced plans for an all-day public viewing at the howard theater next tuesday. apublic memorial will be held at noon on thursday at the washington convention center. >>> we are getting ready for the historic hook high pressure u p -- the historic hook-up in space. we'll get an update as we check more headlines. eadlines >>> the private supply spacecraft known as the spacex dragon capsule today tried to dock with the international space station. it spent most of thursday doing tests and maneuvers close to the iss. astronauts were able to successfully send the capsule commands. >>> talks between iran and other world powers regarding iran's nuclear ambitions have failed to make any significant progress. two days of meet meeting in baghdad wrapped up yesterday. iran maintains it has right to enrich uranium for peaceful uses an

in new york, david lee miller fox news. >>> just ahead on the news at 6, votes are in, sarkozy is out, plus israel's prime minister getting a lot of flak for pushing up elections why some believe it is a ploy to attack iran. >>> want to remind you if you have a story idea call the fox 5 tip line, (202)895-3000 or e- mail your tips to ...  -dad, why are you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's a prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are those great tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that can help lower cholesterol. stickers? uh-uh. a superhero? ♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪ >> france will soon have a new president, social list candidate defeated the conservative incouple want, nicklas sarkozy in today's run off election. voter anger fueled the upset, he declared in his victory speech, austerity can no longer be inevitable he campaigned on more government stimulus and s

>>shepard: thank you, david lee.is is not a "they are thinking about it, planning it," if they were able to do what they were attempting, blow up the new york city subway decision that would grinned the largest city to a halt. and you wonder how long it would take for the city to recover. with us now the pulitzer prize winning journalist judith miller and adjunct fellow. this was very real from the beginning, no entrapment. no police setting up a sting. this was the real deal. >>guest: absolutely. law enforcement officials i talked to said if this came off, if they succeeded, if the three succeeded it would have been the worst attack on american soil since 9/11, so it is, really, a great tribute to the f.b.i. and the nypd they were on this guy. they got the suspect as result of monitoring e-mails and consequence he was having with someone overseas and they tracked him back. they followed the plot. and they stepped it in time. now, what he said was, well, in his defense, he didn't want to kill americans here. he wante

david lee miller is live with the latest. hi. >> reporter: good morning, in new york city today, following what she describhe described, 7 without a day's rest, he and his wife and two kids arrived at newark airport yesterday following a 13 hour flight from beijing and the trip followed days of high-level negotiations between u.s. and chinese officials, and chen is self-taught, a lawyer, and was sent to home arrest, after trying to stop informationed abortions and sterilizations and sought refuge in the embassy in beijing and he was treated for a broken foot at a hospital and decided he wanted to study law in the u.s. following days of tense negotiations, chinese officials agreed to allow him to leave the country and chen with the help of an interpreter spoke briefly yesterday with reporters outside his new home at nyu law school. >> translator: at the most critical juncture, the american embassy in china, provided a safe haven and the american government has provided great assistance, and given the special citizenship rights

as david lee miller tells it, biden is the highest ranking official to say he is in favor of same-sex marriage. >> who do you love? who do you love? and will you be loyal to the person you love? >> reporter: vice president gee biden appearing to signal his support for same-sex marriage. >> i am absolute lie comfortable with the fact that many marry men, women marry women and they are entitled to the same exact rights, all the civil rights, all the civil liberties. >> reporter: more than a year ago, the president who has longo possessed same-sex marriage said his position are still unfolding. >> i struggle with this. i have friends, people who work for me, who are in powerful, strong, long-lasting gay or lesbian unions. >> reporter: white house advisors note the administration has already made historic progress by allowing gays and lesbians to serve openly in the military. when asked if obama would support same-sex marriage in a second term. >> i didn't speak to that. i can't answer that. >> the white house said mr. biden's remarks had indicated no change in their stance on same-sex ma

as fox's david lee miller reports, the sentence is short of what some hoped for. >>> in a case that drew attention to cyberbullying, he was sentenced to 30 days behind bars for using his web cam to view a relationship between his roommate and another man and robe, found guilty on all 15 counts in february and could have faced 10 years in jail. and using a stern tone, the judge making clear he was not impressed with robbie's attempt to show remorse. >> i haven't heard you apologize once. the letter you gave to the presentence people is unimpressive. i know in thatletter you apologize to tyler and his family, but you need to mention. >> reporter: he will pay a $10,000 fine, which will go to a state-chartered group helping biased crime victims, do 300 hours of community service and attend classes on cyberbullying and alternative lifestyles. >> this individual was not convicted of a hate crime. he was convicted of a bias crime and there is a difference. i say that because i do not believe he hated his roommate. >> the family said their son did nothing to bring about such hate. the father say

david lee miller, fox news. >>> up next a woman takes her employer to court. she claims she was fired for being too sexy. her story is next. >> plus as if having diabetes isn't bad enough, now researchers say patients are at high risk for another horrible disease. >>> but first here's fox business network's stuart varney. >> soup might be good food, about the it's getting more expensive, campbell hiking prices by 5% next month on its condensed soup, the latest example of consumers getting slammed at the grocery store. meanwhile lowe's feeling low, the home improvement chain cutting its financial outlook for the rest of the year, this company still feeling pain from the struggling housing market and market uncertainties, but it looks like americans are in a buying mood for guns, smith & wesson raising its quarterly sales outlook. the iconic gunmaker is seeing a boost in demand across its entire product line. they're singing hooray for hollywood in china because amc, the second largest movie chain theater in america, are being bought by a major chinese entertain

david lee miller, why do police say they think it's someone that is posing as an officer?porter: did they the do ask the question why would an elderly man and middle-aged woman pull over to a dark deserted roadway unless they were committing an act of charity, helping someone with a flat tire. there could be a bogus cop involved. last month nearby county we are told that a woman filed a complaint with the sheriff's department to say that someone had stopped her vehicle in an unmarked car. it had a siren. it had flashing lights. she asked for identification. at that point the driver of this unmarked vehicle who she described as appearing suspicious decided to let her drive off. this happened on i-55 which is where the murders took place but it took place in the middle of the day. is it significant? that is why cops want to locate the woman. >> shep: what about the two victims? >> one thing that is significant about the two victims here, they appear to have absolutely nothing in common other than the fact they were both targeted by the killer and/or killers. 74-year-old man,

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having said that, you may notice that commissioner david lee is no longer here. he resigned in the interest of avoiding a conflict as he pursues a political career in san francisco. we wish commissioner lee the best, but it is my honor to welcome a new commissioner, allyn low who comes from a distinguished family of public service in san francisco. he is a lawyer with nixon peabody. welcome, commissioner. any comments you would like to make? >> thank you, commissioner buell. ichristopher playground in glen park canyon was my backyard growing up. lake merced was a constant running course for me. and now, my kids, their home playgrounds are julias, and park and receive no heights -- recito heights park. i love the bike lanes. gregg's everybody does. gregg's well, i ride the bike spirited -- >> everybody does. >> well, i ride bikes. >> thank you, commissioner. very nice to have you aboard. let's proceed. >> any public comment? public comment is closed. item three, the general managers' report. >> thank you, commissioners. and welcome, commissioner lowe. how many of y

david lee miller has more. >> reporter: a powerful group of british lawmakers issues a report on the hacking scandal. the culture, media and sports select committee said that parliament was misled about the scale of phone hacking at one of the company's tabloids, the news of the world. and news international is the british division of robert murdoch's news are the world. >> the chairman of the international misled the committee in 2009 in not telling the truth about the payment made to clive goodman and his roll in authorizing them and the payments of the legal fees. >> reporter: the committee report lid divided over the harsh criticism of murdoch, although he's not accused of misleading him, he should ultimately be prepared to take responsibility. >> in the view of the majority of committee members, rupert murdoch is not fit to run an international company. >> reporter: the committee criticizing murdoch's son james, a former news international executive chairman. it said that he could have halted phone hacking as early as 2008. and is believed to have started in 2001n. a statement,

david lee is her oncologist and he says that inflammatory breast cancer usually presents with skin changes, wharf redness and swelling, the skin might look like an orange peel or an infection and delay the diagnosis. the doctor says that while this is a rare tumor accounting for less than 5 percent of all breast cancers, it is very aggressive >> when he said it was aggressive i looked him in the eye and said let's be aggressive right back >> she got it all, three and half months of chemotherapy, a mastectomy and the amount of radiation. she says the experience has given her life a new meeting. >> is been an eye opening experience, i've seen beautiful things and difficult things >> she is in remission and her mission is to educate others >> we have no ability to predict at this point whether or not she will be cured of her disease and that is scary for her as well as it is for all patients who have been treated with cancer so for her to be able to take that and be able to run with it and be selfless about it is very unusual. >> i have goals and it is critical for me, it feels more important

david lee miller is live in newark, new jersey, with a look at that. david? we're talking here about a one, b with a billion, dollar project. as you mentioned, the plan is to modify the bridge over my shoulder, let you get a closer look at it, this is a bridge that connects new jersey with new york's staten island. it was built in 1931, and you can see for yourself the beautiful arch. authorities want to keep much of the bridge intact, but right now that bridge cannot accommodate the next generation of these mega cargo ships, so the plan is to raise the roadway of the bridge. it now sits about 151 feet above the water, they would like to raise it to 215 feet, and in order to accomplish that, they say some 2700 jobs are going to be created, many of them expected to be iron workers, other workers will also be brought in. they expect this project to start in early 2013. but this is a project that has enormous economic consequences for the entire region. the ports here employ some 280,000 people, and be not only is this project going to allow those jobs to remain

david lee miller with the news tonight in bayonne, new jersey. going to be doing there? >> the bayonne bridge is the gateway to many of the ports in the new york over arecy area. the problem, some of the mega ships you talked about are too tall. the solution, there are now plans in place to raise the level of the bridge's roadway which stands at 151 feet oh over the water to 215 feet. bridge will remain operational. this is a $1 billion construction project and will create they say 2700 jobs over a period of three years. according to an economist who specializes in the movement of freight modernizing the bridge will also protect the livelihood of 280,000 people here who depend on the port for work. >> the jobs that are supported by the port range from the people that work down here on the wharf, in the trucks, in the rail yards, in the warehouses but also in the financial district. we are very tied to it. we are a world class city and to be a world class city we need a wore class port. >> and enthusiasm for the bridge construction project is to g

david lee miller live in new york city. how did this convicted terrorist react to all of this. >> reporter: he sat stone faced as he listened to the verdict. he was largely unemotional even when listening to damaging testimony from his two accomplices. a few days ago he did shed a tear when his mother and sister took the stand and his attorney said he thought of them when convicted. >> at the end when the jury did reach its verdict, he did say to me to please tell his family to be strong. >> reporter: the defense says there is going to be an appeal. meanwhile, he now faces life. >> shep: big win for the people because we learn so much how al-qaeda works. >> reporter: indeed, law enforcement did. they learned a great deal was al-qaeda seems to greatly value home-grown trim. he and his accomplices wanted to fight u.s. forces in afghanistan. al-qaeda told them they were far more valuable returning to the u.s. and becoming suicide bombers. law enforcement has gained valuable insight into how potential terrorists are recreated a

in lower manhattan, david lee miller, fox news. >>> two former presidents will host a within fit in the for a memorial dedicated -- a benefit in the district to raise money for a memorial dedicated to the 9/11 memorial. phase 1 of the memorial was dedicated in september. >>> coming up with vets at the national zoo are paying very close attention to one of its giant pandas. >> plus when was the last time you went to your dentist? we're shedding the light on toothaches that can turn deadly. but first here's fox business network's neil cavuto. >> you're making more but man, oh, man, you're not spending a lot more, personal income rising in march, but consumer spending slowing. that's a very big deal because all the stuff we buy makes up around 70% of our entire economy. and you are paying a little less for gasoline, the national average for regular unleaded going south now for the 14th straight day. still it's high at $3.82. stocks ending basically flat in april and after a month of some wild swings flat on the month. meanwhile microsoft is currently up with the good nook. the software gia

david lee miller, fox news. >> all right.ather and check in with tucker barnes now. it is a little chilly out there just to start the day. >> a little cool. we have temperatures in the 50s. we've got some cloud cover across the area in one or two spots. that will be the theme around here for a monday. not going to be a beautiful day but it should be a dry day. >> a lot of us hoping for some wet weather for wash away the pollen. that is making us miserable. >> i think that arrives tomorrow. >> counting the time. >> will, of a been you ever suffering for weeks. >> i feel like i have dumbbells on high eyes right now. >> i was just saying that to sarah. just kidding you, will. >> 57 right now in washington. i'm scared to go back to the desk. 50 in leonardtown. these temperatures are definitely cool. 59 in fredericksburg. let's see. off to the north and west, 59 in hagerstown. our winds have been out of the east for the past 24 hours and we have avenue had what we call an onshore flow. with the wind off the ocean, we've had that c

she and her daughters were abducted last month from tennessee, and david lee has more. >> that searchds is now taking a tragic turn. the sheriff in union county, mississippi, told fox news that one of the two bodies found on friday might be the mother and authorities are now awaiting the results from an autopsy. >> sheriff says the bodies were buried for a few days in the yard of a home. but no mention of a possible i.d. with the second body. she and her three daughters were last seen in april, an hour away from where the bodies were discovered. her husband reported them missing after the wife's vehicle was discovered abandoned. a massive search is underway in mississippi for the kidnapper who is identified at a 35-year-old and they are seeking his captives. he is a family friend. authorities are trying to determine if she left with him willingly. in another strange twist, a friend of the missing mom says the mother and the girls recently moved to arizona and arizona is one of the states where authorities say the alleged kidnappers have ties in addition to carolinas and florida. the f

david lee miller is down at the campus and he looked like a rock star when he arrived last night andwhat it's like to live in america, namely freedom. >> so far, his first day here was uneventful and probably the way he wanted things. making a 13 hour flight to the united states and a largely low profile leaving it for a short period and he did spend about 45 minutes in a playground surrounded by children that's ironic when you consider the fact that the chinese dissident served seven years in prison because of his crusade about forced abortion and stabilization. and in the past on crutches, today using a wheelchair, he had an injury to his right leg he is scalping house arrest in mid april. the nyu law professor that helped pave the way for him to come to the united states, say despite his ordeal, he's holding up well. >> his spirit is good and much less tired than yesterday and thinking about what to study here and how he'll do it. and he's, i think, an admirable shape given the fact he hadn't been here 24 hours. >> and i know, although he's doing well, leaves behind in china, a mo

for "teen kids news," i'm david lee miller, fox news channel in the classroom. >> did you know that songwriting could start with a single photograph? we learn how music is made through a special program for teens. nicole has the story. >> ♪ if i were music, you'd hear my songs every day ♪ >> ♪ if i were music >> ♪ filling the streets in every way ♪ >> the songs sound like they could be in a broadway musical. >> ♪ i want this to be perfect ♪ it's my n-i-i-ight >> but these lyrics aren't the work of professionals. >> when i wrote my song, i thought it wasn't that good, but when they sang it, it was beautiful. >> ♪ and i wouldn't want to be another girl ♪ >> danika's song "wonderful" is one of many musical acts that originated in the mind of a teen. >> [ groans ] >> "qeianu's blues" is basically about how when i wake up in the morning, it's actually true about what i wrote. >> ♪ family woke up ♪ started to yell ♪ family woke up ♪ started to yell >> this performance is the grand finale of a challenging class. it's part of a unique program taught by new york's lincoln center theater. >> ♪ shiny, shi

for "teen kids news," i'm david lee miller, fox news channel, "in the classroom." >> it's consideredcountry's best colleges, and it has several names. "the academy." "the point." "west point." tyler tells us about the history of the u.s. military academy at west point. >> west point traces its roots back to the american revolution. general washington considered this the most important military location in america. he called it "the key to the continent." >> both the british and the americans knew that whoever controlled the hudson river would probably win the war. the best way to move a lot of people -- men, soldiers, supplies, provisions -- was by water, using ships and boats. so controlling the river networks in america was an important aspect in the war. >> massive fortifications were built and crammed with continental soldiers. >> show us your bayonets! >> all: huzzah! bayonets! >> to keep the british from traveling upriver and dividing the colonies, a giant, 100-ton chain was stretched across the hudson. these here are links from the original chain. each link weighs about 200 po

david lee, thank you. we'll stay on top of it with your help.ill: a former white house aide to president bush with some advice for the obama white house. don't kill this terrorist. why he's argue that keeping this terrorist alive may be the best thing for our national security. martha: fascinating story. and also, why a critical voting bloc that helped elect president obama in '08 may not be supporting him or may be -- maybe less so this time around. we'll talk about that. bill: also new information on the disappearance of this young girl, why police are noeling -- releasing the # 11 calls. >> 91 is, what's your emergency? >> i want to report a missing girl, my little girl, six years old, i believe she was abducted from our house. i was in the living room watching game at midnight, i fell asleep and i never heard anything weird. i was just like on the other side of the wall from her, woke up this morning, went to go get her for her baseball game and she's gone. bill they are headed to the international space station on the wings of a rocket. che

david lee miller is on this story.st moments ago judge said that the defendant in this case, dharun ravi is going to be prescribe dollars a probation sentence of 30 days, he says he has to report to the prison at the end of the month, may 31st, dharun ravi set impassively while hearing the verdict, he was admonished for not standing up during the sentencing. you can see him looking down at the table. he did not speak out on his own behalf. clemente and ravi shared a dorm room for three weeks but what has happened captured the attention of the entire country, a new jersey judge deciding the fate of ravi, that he is is going to spend time behind bars. he did face a maximum of ten years. he also faces the possibility of deportation to india. ravi was accused of setting up a web cam of showing a video of clemente kissing another man. after becoming aware of what happened, clemente jumped off the george washington bridge, following a 13 day trial, and 30 witnesses and 100 pieces of e6d, ravi was convicted of tampering with

what are we waiting for, what do we expect in -- in this, david lee?xpect, dharun ravi faces a ha*bgs mum of ten years in prison, though legal experts doubt he will get the max. he could likely do time behind bars. this is an extraordinary hearing that you can see on the left side of the screen. in this courtroom right now sits dharun ravi, he is the defendant here, his attorney, arguing just moments ago that, in fact, he did not get a fair trial, and that the judge should acquit him of a fum of the charges. the judge said that no defendant is entitled to a perfect trial. they are entitled to a fair trial. and that is what, in fact, the defendant, dharun ravi did receive. ravi was convicted of 15 counts in total, you might recall, some of them included the charge of invasion of privacy, with bias intimidation, also targeting the victim pwauf his sexual orientation, hindering apery mention, witness tampering and tampering with physical evidence. the jury had a very complex task before it. during trial, they had a verdict sheet that had 35 various questi

. >> david lee miller has a report. >> reporter: one world trade center becoming the tallest buildingw york city. steel columns on the 100th floor making the building more than 1250 feet high. that is high enough to peek over the roof of the empire state building. >> i would like to welcome to you one world trade center which, as of now, is the tallest building in new york city and well on our way to being the tallest building in the western hemisphere. so a very exciting day. >> reporter: one world trade center isn't expected to reach its full height for at least another year. when completed, the skyscraper with its antenna will be the tallest building in the u.s. surpassing the willis tower in chicago and it will be the third tallest in the world. in >> one world trade cenis

david lee miller, development, when we get them. thank you.tha: new reports this morning of potential comp polyindications now during major talks on iran's nuclear program. those talks in baghdad are now officially over. there were two days of them. tehran reportedly accused western powers of creating a, quote, difficult atmosphere in these talks. u.s. diplomats say they were hopeful that they could reach a compromise with iran's regime. republican lindsey graham is on the senate armed services committee and joins me now. good morning senator, good to have you here. >> good morning. martha: obviously, there are few greater threats to the world, really, than a nuclear-capable iran. >> right. martha: and the hopes of these talks were that we could turn the clock back, we could get them to stop enriching uranium, get it to be shipped abroad. are we getting anywhere here? >> no. the sanctions are hurting the economy in iran, but they're not changing the behavior. the difficult atmosphere kaoet dollars is not around the g5 plus one, stopping the nu

david lee, thank you for that. david lee miller on that story for us in our newsroom in new york.tha: coming up, a possible break in a cold case. a newlywed who must earously vanished during a honeymoon cruise. remember this story? that was seven years ago. but now there is new information in this case. the fbi, with an incriminating video in the george smith disappearance. bill: also what sparked this reaction? we're going to talk to the lawmaker you're about to see about what was going on. >> i got to figure out how both of my people -- how ashamed you should be. you should be ashamed of yourselves. ge sleep system combines the comfort of aircool memory foam layered on top of beautyrest pocketed coils to promote proper sleeping posture all night long. the revolutionary recharge sleep system from beautyrest... it's you, fully charged. right now, receive two free recharge pillows with the purchase of select beautyrest mattresses. i've been crisscrossing the gulf i can tell you, down here,. people measure commitment by what's getting done. i'm mike utsler, and it's my job to make s

david lee roth. tommy lee jones.onny lee miller. >> jimmy: you weren't named after him, though, right? >> i don't think so. >> jimmy: jamie lee curtis, another one. this might be the secret to becoming well known. >> i'm trying. >> jimmy: how old were you when you came to the united states? >> when i first came here, i was around 15, 16. >> jimmy: was that on a vacation? >> my sister was studying at ucla. >> jimmy: so you came out to visit her? >> i did. >> jimmy: were you hooked? were you staying in a sorority house? >> i wish. i was actually staying on the sofa of one of her male student friends. >> jimmy: okay. >> yeah, it was my first experience. i was using the bathroom in this apartment at one point. there was a knock on the door. i'm using the bathroom. the guy is like, hey, johnny, welcome to the usa! i'm like, what? i had missed an earthquake. >> jimmy: what do you mean? >> there was an earthquake whilst i was in the bathroom, and i was engrossed in the bathroom. >> jimmy: what year was this? >> 1992 or some

mid-flight more on this now we're joined by the operations and safety editor for flight global a david lee about life from london good to see you today thank you for coming out here at such short notice you are a safety and operations expert what can you tell us about the safety standards of this plane in particular. well this is a very modern airplane it's built according to very exacting modern standards and i can assure you that no aircraft of this standard just suddenly when it's still very new. as it is is just going to fall out of the sky. what i think i think the most helpful way of trying to understand what might have happened here is to remember exactly what it's doing in indonesia it's on indonesia as a on a demonstration tour of the world showing off to potential customers just what a good airplane this is and just how clever it is and how far you can take it of course because that was the reason for the the law this is a massive embarrassment to the sukhoi but it was a display flight it was a demonstration flight. demonstration flights sometimes the pilots or the crews. deliber