and david lee miller is outside the courtroom. i suppose it is possible we will hear from the defense attorneys. it is possible we will hear from the state's attorneys and again possible that we will hear from jurors as well. >> i expect we will be hearing shortly from the attorney general who came here tonight in anticipation that there was going to be a verdict. you know, when you take a look at the 45 counts or so he has been found guilty of, i took a quick look at the verdict sheet here and from what i see here, it sounds like when you look at every victim there were 8 accusers here. actually that spoke at the trial. ten in total. there is a guilty charge connected to at least every victim. there is some charge tied to every single victim here. so this is an incredibly successful prosecution. the not guilty charges are but a few and appear to be things like indecent assault or lesser charges. the very, very he serious charge that could get him 20 years in prison, involuntary deviate sexual intercourse he was repeatedly found g

david lee, what do we know?ndusky left his home five minutes ago and now making the drive to the courthouse where the verdict is going to be rendered. it is about a 15-20 minute drive here and once he gets inside the courthouse we expect that court is going to convene. the jury shepherd has been deliberating now for just about 20 hours in it total. they started yesterday precis precisely at 1:12 in the afternoon. during this trial we heard from 51 witnesses. there were hundreds of exhibi s exhibits. specifically we heard from eight of the alleged victims in this case, all of them took the stand. very dramatic testimony from all of them. many of the witnesses alleged witnesses were actually in the courtroom during the closing arguments. not clear if they are going to be here for the verdict. we expect that jerry sandusky's wife is going to be here. she was also a key witness during the trial. she testified on the behalf of the defense. also in the courtroom now is linda kelly the attorney general for the state of

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>> shepard: we will go back to david lee miller for breaking news as it happens. david lee. the man who shot and killed the central florida teenager travon martin says travon martin slammed him into the ground so hard he felt like his head would explode. that description from george zimmerman himself in a video where he reenacts the minutes that led up to the shooting in february. it's among a flood of material that his lawyer released ted. george zimmerman faces charges of second-degree murder for killing travon martin in february. he maintains it was self-defense. his lawyer has now released interviews that george zimmerman gay to police. a written statement from the night of the shooting, and the video in which george zimmerman reenacted the minutes that led up to the deadly confrontation. the video is quite long. we've edited it to show some of the key mommy's. we assure you we have not changed the context. in it george zimmerman said things got violent after travon martin asked him if he had a problem. >> he was about where you are. >> okay. i. >> i said i don't have a

>> shepard: david lee miller at the courthouse in pennsylvania. david lee, thanks.crime report, mostly. violent crime is down everywhere in the nation except in small towns. where murder rates are soaring. that's from the fbi's preliminary crime report for the year 2011. it found a 4% drop in violent crimes nationwide from 2010. the fifth straight year that that number has gone down. property crimes also fell nationwide nearly 1%. but get, this the fbi reports nearly 20% rise in murders in towns with fewer than 10,000 people. the baseball great roger clemens will not be taking the stand in his own defense. testimony at his perjury trial finished up today. the jury could get the case as soon as tomorrow following closing arguments, the former pitcher told the judge he is aware of his right to testify but talked it over with his lawyers and decided he won't do it. is he accused of lying to congress about using steroids and human growth hormone and if convicted he faces up to 21 months in jail. you know the great recession hurt but wait until you hear how much tonight

>> shepard: david lee miller live at the courthouse. david lee, thank you. a new mini series is giving us a look at a side of our country that most of us never see. it's called america revealed. and t uses computer technology and maps it to illustrate everything from pizza delivery routes to how electricity flows across the country. here is that map of the electrical grid. you can see clearly the brighter glow in the eastern half of the united states and major cities and then this is an illustration of corpse flights. airplanes carrying one are more bodies in cargo holds. can you see a lot of them heading out of florida where some older americans go to retire. and coming up, here are the paths that pizza delivery cyclists took in manhattan on one evening. midtown east and west are busy. blue lines represent the bikers as they zipped around the city though that might be generous. america revealed airs wednesday on pbs in the united kingdom. we're just getting word of the blood shed? syria. they may have lost the backing of vladimir putin. if true, it is enorm

david lee miller is outside the courthouse in pennsylvania. david lee, what, exactly, happened today as the pointing happened and all rest. in closing. >>reporter: well, the conclusion of the closing argument was among the most dramatic of this entire trial. let me take you through what happened here. after speaking for about one hour the prosecutor slowly and deliberatery walked over to the defense table where jerry sandusky was seated, and jerry sandusky looked up, and he said "he know was he did and you know what he did, acknowledge it," speaking of victims he said "give them juts dis." and said give he the justice he deserves and was speaking about the victims and years had a smirk on his face but that was to longer the case. the prosecutor told the jury that he preyed open the most vulnerable children, many of whom did not have fathers and he also told the jury that jerry sandusky displayed what he described as predatory pedophile behavior and as he spoke, in the front row of the courtroom, sat many of the victims who testified during the

david lee, any indication as to what's going on in the clicks room? >> well, at this hour, shepard, the jury is having dinner, they are going to be having dinner for another 30 minutes. and then the deliberations are going to continue. but based on the questions that they have presented to the judge, it does appear that they could be close to a verdict. i say that because they asked for a read back of testimony as you mentioned concerning mike mcqueary, that former assistant coach. that dealt with victim number two. a few hours ago they had questions dealing about the charges pertaining to victim number 8. both of these two victims by the way are anonymous. the officials do not know -- authorities do not know who the actual victims were but charges were filed based on witness testimony. so it does appear they are taking the charges in order, they have progressed from 2 to 8. that would mean they have victims 9 and 10 to take up that means we could get a verdict possibly in the next few hours. shepard? >> shepard: these accusations from coach sandusky'

>> shepard: david lee, how did the defense wrap its case today? >> you know, a source close to the defense acknowledged that at the very end things did not go well. the very last witness for the defense was a young man who testified that he met jerry sandusky through the second mile program. he went on to say that he considered jerry sandusky to be a father-figure. he then explained that state police investigators showed up to interview him at least three times and that on every occasion he said that there was never ever inappropriate behavior that took place. but when questions in cross-examination the prosecution revealed that when the scandal broke, the witness' own uncle alerted authorities to his nephew's relationship to sandusky. and just last night, the prosecution said they heard from the uncle again. the bottom line, the witness' family, at least one relative was concerned about the relationship. with jerry sandusky. shepard? >> shepard: david lee miller outside the courthouse, bellefonte, pay tonight. to hear passengers tell it, it was t

>> shepard: what do we expect tomorrow, david lee? >> it is possible, but not very likely, that we could hear from the defendant himself. jerry sandusky. but with the judge saying testimony is slated tonight by wednesday, if sandusky doesn't take the stabbed soon, it looks like he never will. the defense, meanwhile, is still trying to prove that the alleged victims made up the abuse allegations to file civil lawsuits. and this afternoon, defense attorneys subpoenaed an attorney who was representing one of the young men who says he was abused. >> i think the defense are grasping at straws. if they are going to subpoena the lawyer who happens to be in the courtroom protecting his client's rights, watching a criminal trial. also as soon as tomorrow we could hear psychiatric testimony that sandusky suffers from some type of mental disorder that explains some of his unusual behavior. shepard? >> shepard: david lee miller live tonight bell font, pennsylvania, thanks. sometimes you don't expect much and you don't get much and that appears to

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david lee miller, fox news. >>> an autopsy was conducted on rodney king today, but it could be weeks before we know how he actually died. king's 1991 taped beating at the hands of the lapd sparked the worst riots in the nation's history. he was found at the bottom of his swimming pool of his california home early yesterday. his death is being treated as an apparent drowning, no signs of foul play. >> don't know if it was a medical issue that he was experiencing or we don't know if it was an accident where he may have fallen. >> he was always a joyful happy person, you know. everything he did he did for my sister and his family. >> the coroner is waiting for toxicology results to determine the cause of death, could take six weeks to get those. king was 47 years old. >>> the health department in st. mary's county confirms the skunk that bit someone last week was rabid. it happened at a restaurant on three notch road. this is the sixth animal from st. mary's this year to have a confirmed case of rabies. the health department is encouraging people to vaccinate pets and avoid contact with

in bellefonte, pennsylvania, david lee miller, fox news. >> the man accused in fort hood. major nadal hassan can't come to anymore hearings until he shaves. the beard is a violation of army policy. he believes he will die soon. the son is facing the death penalty for a shooting spree that killed 13 people. >>> the u.s. supreme court could be days away from handing down a decision that could overturn president obama's healthcare reform law. the court does not allow live broadcast of its proceedings, but demands are growing among both democrats and republicans in congress for the court to televise its decision for the first time ever. fox 5's tom fitzgerald was on capitol hill today. tom, do you think this is reality? could this happen? >> this is one of those where it depends on who you talk to. the changes of the court going along with this are slim to none, closer on the side of none. but some in congress are arguing that the supreme court's decision is going to affect millions of americans. only a select few people will actually get to hear that decision handed down live

david lee miller has more. >> reporter: jerry sandusky led away in handcuffs after hearing guilty 45red on the second day of deliberations by a jury of his peers after a swift trial. because of mandatory sentencing minimums, the 68-year-old will likely take his last breath behind bars. guilty on 45 of 48 counts of child sex abuse, convicted friday night of sexually assaulting ten boys. all of them children from disadvantaged homes. prosecutors said sandusky met those children during his charity. eight men testifying during the trial. offering graphic accounts of a range of abuse from kissing and massages to groping, oral sex, and anal rape. >> this trial was not something they sought but rather something that forced them to face the demons of their past and to reveal what happened to them and their childhood when they met jerry sandusky. >> sandusky's attorney calling the defense case an uphill battle. >> it was the expected outcome. because of the overwelming amount of evidence against jerry sandusky. we were attempting to climb mt. everest from the bottom of the mountain. obviously

david lee miller, fox news. >>> is exposure to 9-11 world trade center dust linked to cancer? >> we are checking more headlines as we continue. q finally carpet cleaning got easier. try resolve easy clean to deep clean your carpets. its upright brush with activating trigger removes 3 times more dirt than vacuuming alone. it's just 3 easy steps for beautifully clean carpets. resolve easy clean. don't just vacuum clean. resolve clean. and try resolve triple oxi. to remove stains the first time. >>> a shooting in texas leaves a toddler dead and his brother in critical condition. this actually happened yesterday afternoon at the holiday inn civic center in laredo. police say 36-year-old demonde bluntson opened fire on his girlfriend's children ages six and 21 months. the boys' mother was found dead on a property hundreds of miles from the hotel. >>> mixed opinions when it comes to linking toxic dust exposure from the world trade center is linked to cancer. some say there is little evidence to prove that it gave people cancer. others say it is very possible the contaminants tr

david lee miller fox news. >>> sandusky's lawyers say they asked the judge to resign from the trial the night before it started asking the judge to let them go they simply didn't have enough time to prepare for the case. >>> tensions rising across egypt, extra security in place ahead of the results in the country's disputed residential elections. >> conflict intensifying between syria and turkey, following the downing of a reconnaissance plane. 8:10 a.m. [ crows cawing ] [ male announcer ] strange things happen in the black forest. [ metallic bell toll ] [ car speeding down the road, lightning strikes ] where things aren't always what they seem. [ wolves howling ] because thrills hide in the shadows just waiting at every turn. [ coaster whoosh ] brave the black forest on verbolten. the all-new multi-launch coaster. only at busch gardens. >>> making headlines a strong earthquake off the coast of eastern russia. u.s. geological survey says the magnitude 6 .1 was centered 166 miles south, southwest of ill kurski. >>> tense of thousands of iranians gathered for a rally to change iran on the

so we went straight to the source to get the skinny on the tour postponement, david lee roth and thed we also got a bonus, an inside look at the special bond this upcoming father's day between father and son. when van halen recently postponed 31 tour dates without an explanation, there was fear that guitarist eddie van halen might be experiencing issues with his health. >> no cancer. whole dimpt question -- i'm kidding. >> we bit off a little more than we can chew. dad's perfectly fine. >> on june 27th, van halen will be taking a break from touring after 50 shows supporting their new album "a different kind of truth." they insist it has nothing to do with any tensions between themselves and off-again-on-again front man david lee roth. >> he's hilarious. watch him on stage. he makes us crack up all the time. >> in los angeles for a two-day layover, we caught up with eddie at his home studio. >> this is the infamous '50s recording studio. we were standing in the drum room. that's storage and piano room and this is guitar room and obviously that's the console on the other side of the gl

david lee miller? >>reporter: when jerry sandusky arrived this morning he ignored a question from reporters that question, simply, did you molest your son an attorney representing matt was here early today, and she also is not speaking out, but make no mistake, that stunning allegation has further rocked this entire community. meanwhile, as the jury continues to deliberate, there is now a better idea of what they are discussing, earlier they asked for a read back of some of the key testimony and for more than one hour this morning, they listened to testimony of witness who you may recall is the assistant cope who says he saw jerry sandusky commit a sex act with a young boy and the jury also heard, again, testimony from a friend who said he had told a different version of the story, never mentioning actually seeing that sex act. and, sitting in the courtroom as this testimony was read back, dotty sandusky hearing it now for the first time. she was a witness for the defense and was not allowed to attend

>>shepard: thank you, david lee miller.ow to the legal matter, arthur aidala on the left, and criminal defense attorney randy zelin on the right. >>arthur: glad the judge is sequestering the jury because of finances. the courts do not want to spend the money to keep the jurors away but they should, especially in a case of this magnitude. in terms of whether he was going to testify, obviously, there was decisions that were made in the judge's chambers, a lot of times the defense will ask the judge, can we talk about this, or go here, will you let the prosecution attack him and some judges say throw the guy on the stand and you will see what happens and other judges, for 45 minute conference, there must have been some substance there, probably gave him some answers and they realized the risk of putting him on and doing as he did with bob costas. >>shepard: we have a time schedule and the judge's treat the juries like they work for them. they are serving the judge. so the judge came out and said to them, thursday is your day t

>>shepard: david lee miller, thank you. to our legal teen, judge napolitano is here, and mercedes, our legal analyst. this is going to be difficult case because it is so difficult to talk about the allegations here. stomach churning but they have a problem, the timeline is difficult. it has been so many years. and that complicates things. >>judge napolitano: that is an argument the defense will make which is, how could this possibly have been as horrific as you say it was if you didn't tell then about it until the other stuff about jerry came out. look, lots of times juries do not accept a defense like that. if the jury fines the allegations occurred as the witness said they did and the court let the jury hear this although it allegedly happened a long time ago that is usually sufficient to convict. the reading the love letters if you call them that, of the letters, will force sandusky to take the stand and try and explain away the letters and expose himself to a withers days and days long cross-examination by the prosecuto

david lee, his younger brother. i just wanted to welcome all of you. a great representation of the whole city family here today. commissioners from our port, staff from our ports, the recreation and park department, our planning department, we have our board of supervisors from hong all of the different districts. we have representatives from chinatown, bayview, sunset, bernal heights, ever with this city is committed to working with the warriors to make sure we have this i read a billed by the 2017 nba season, and we are very committed to getting that done. the warriors have in the bay area's basketball team for 50 years, and today sets the stage for the warriors to be our bay area team for another 50 years. [applause] all right. it has been 41 years since the warriors played here in san francisco, and in my humble opinion, it is time to welcome them home. [applause] this new sports and entertainment facility will bay area residents. it will generate tens of millions of dollars in economic growth each year, and games and events will bring people from

ten boys over a 15-year period, often using a charity he founded in order to find his victims, and david lee miller is live in bellfont, pennsylvania with more. david? >> reporter: rick, although jerry sandusky is behind bars, tonight, in about 90 days time he's going to appear again at this courthouse and the reason, sentencing, he face hundreds of years behind bars, and it is likely he's going to die in prison. but his attorneys say they are going to mountain an appeal. one of the grounds of the appeal, insufficient time to prepare a defense and following his conviction, he was led away in handcuffs and as he exited the courthouse, someone shouted out, rot in hell. while many, if not most folks who live around here agree with that sentiment, they know the sec scandal is not over. >> i think it is always going to be thought about. it will not vanish but i think the whole thing, is pushed to the back now, not the main concern anymore. >> well i think those responsible didn't do what they were supposed to do should be held accountable. >> reporter: he could face additional charges after his s

david lee miller thank you for your tireless work and terrific reporting of all of this. and as attorney general was noting a moment ago in her understandable reviews to answer questions, this is just the beginning. there are a number of cases which are pending in the common wealth of pennsylvania against officials from pennsylvania state university and you heard the reporter ask the question did penn state as an institution, did penn state as a division of the state is penn state covering this up? that is a matter for another day. as the attorney general put it, but that day will come. all of those who came near this case will be questioned, and requestioned. the national collegiate athletic association will be opening a new chapter on an investigation at penn state. great tradition of lions football and athletics is no doubt on the line tonight whether anyone in the viewing public wants to think about it or not, or hear about it. penn state has many difficult days ahead. but probably none more difficult than those for victims who, as you heard tonight, came forward to t

david lee and leeann corrales. colleagues, i ask for your support. president chiu: without objection this resolution is adopted as amended. ma adam clerk? >> today's meeting will be adjourned in memory of the following individuals. on behalf of supervisor kim for the late mr. roddy thing -- king. on behalf of elsbernd for the late mr. tseng and for the late mr. davis. president chiu: does that conclude our business for today? >> that concludes our business, mr. president. president chiu: ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. >> the public wants to access particular information about your house or neighborhood we point them to gis. gis is a combination of maps and data. not a graphic you see on a screen. you get the traffic for the streets the number of crimes for a police district in a period of time. if the idea of combining the different layerce of information and stacking them on top of each other to present to the public. >> other types of gis are web based mapping systems. like google earth, yahoo maps. microsoft. those are examples of on line

david lee miller is live from pennsylvania. david lee? for the first time now since the scandal broke a witness is on the stand testifying in this trial. this witness is described as victim number four in the grand jury report. earlier today during the opening statements by the prosecutor we heard how jerry sandusky allegedly engaged in this a sexual act with victim number four, then a teenage boy, in a hotel room while the two were observing a bowl game in that city. apparently, according to the prosecutor, this sexual act in a bathroom was interrupted when jerry sandusky's wife entered the hotel room. she apparently did not see the sexual act itself, but because she entered the hotel room, the sex act was then terminated. now, this same witness is expected to testify this afternoon that he received a multitude of gifts from jerry sandusky, such things as snowboards, skateboards and golf clubs, and it is possible this witness could testify about love letters that sandusky reportedly wrote him. meanwhile, the defense earlier in the day sa

in bellefonte, pennsylvania, david lee miller, fox news. >>> new tonight, the hunt for a sexual predator in maryland. police are looking for a gunman who attacked a woman in chillum. it happened in the 5700 block of cypress drive. investigators say that the man approached a woman while she was in a parked vehicle. there is only a vague description of the suspect. >>> family and friends are saying good-bye to a deli owner. she was shot during the grocery during an attempted robbery. so far, no arrest. police are hoping that video cameras in and outside the store will lead to the capture of the suspect. >>> two traffic alerts to pass along. the navy yard green line responsible will be closed so they can conduct safety drills. that will not affect service. there is work on the blue, orange and read lines that will cause delays >>> on to the roads. avoid the outer loop of the beltway near the wilson bridge. construction means only one lane between van dorn and telegraph road will be open through monday morning. use alternate routes. >>> up next, a developing story in beverly hills. a murder-

in bellefontt, pennsylvania, david lee iller fox news.north caaolina 3--rd grader is strip ssarched at school him of stealing. justin cox says a classmate dropped 20 dollars in the cafeteria... he picked it up and returned it.... but the ggrl laterrtold teachers the money had beeen stolen.several students pointee at justin as the thief.... and that's when he says the ssistant principal told him to takk off eeerrthing but his undershirt and boxer shorts.justin's never notified... is outraged over the strip search. 112-126"and then she came up to him and rubbed her ingers around inside of his underwear -- if that isn't excessivvly intrusive, i don't know what is" is."the 20-dollars was never found on justin.... and the &passsstant principal apologized.... but a school spokesman says the search was within er legal authooity. 3 still ahead...another complaint over airport patdowns ... but this time what she wws caught on camera - doing to a tsa supervisor. the car on the left was filled up with low detergent gasoline. while the car on the rig

david lee and leeann corrales. colleagues, i ask for your support. president chiu: without objection this resolution is adopted as amended. ma adam clerk? >> today's meeting will be adjourned in memory of the following individuals. on behalf of supervisor kim for the late mr. roddy thing -- king. on behalf of elsbernd for the late mr. tseng and for the late mr. davis. president chiu: does that conclude our business for today? >> that concludes our business, mr. president. president chiu: ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. >> when the new california academy of sciences opened in 2008, it quickly became one of the top tourist magnets in the city. part of the cal academies' astronomical success is the weekly nightlife party. >> i am joined by helen, who is here to school me on all the nocturnal activities that are getting ready to take place here. tell us a little about what we can expect to see at nightlife. >> we open up the doors every thursday night at the california academy of sciences. there are certain things you can see every week you can g

who better to ask than sv angel co-founder david lee?funded several successful startups including facebook, twitter and four-square. pleasure to have you with us. >> thanks for having me on. >> i want to ask you a couple questions about facebook and the ipo. from underwriters perspective it was successful and raised money. stock perspective it's down 30% from its ipo price. has that changed the discussion of exit strategies in silicon valley? >> not to my knowledge right now. in silicon valley, at least in my world, i should preface this by saying, our expertise is at the other end of the market in the startup world. and so we've really been insensitive to that in terms of it hasn't really affected our world whatsoever in terms of the start -- excuse me, the startup end of the spectrum. >> it hasn't affected at all the amounts of money given, it hasn't compressed valuations at all? >> no, we're not seeing it. i mean, for now, it's been really business as usual. we spend most of our time talking to the founders and the founders are really

the warriors community is this award, ladies in july, power forward for the golden state warriors, david lee. [applause] >> going last -- raymond, you are in trouble for putting the last. such a great day to be a warrior today. i think i will nominate myself -- i'm going to make an announcement. i can get this whole project done in 68 months, so i will still be a warrior for sure. i'm putting myself in charge of the planning and the construction. in all seriousness, two years ago, new ownership took over and came to speak to us in the locker room that had a couple points, wanted to tell us where we were going, where this thing was that it appeared the first thing he said was we are going to put great people around the players appear the people behind me right now, we have an unbelievable coaching staff, everything down to the medical team, the trainers, the front office, the logo. he said that we're going to put great people around the players, taking away the excuse that we do not have great people around us. the second part is we will have the best facilities of any team in the nba, and th

for "teen kids news," i'm david lee miller, "fox news channel in the classroom." >> every sport has its own vocabulary. can you guess the sport if i say "barrel" or "dumpster diver"? how about "wipeout"? [ surf music plays ] if you said "surfing," you're right. and these days, you really can't talk about surfing without mentioning lakey peterson. the teen surfer is riding a wave of impressive championship wins. she started at the age of 5 near her home in santa barbara, california. it helped that her mom was an olympic swimmer and the beach was nearby. >> i think the thing that drew me into it was i live right on a perfect little fun wave, so it was really easy for me to just pick up my board and go out and surf all the time. >> by the age of 16, lakey was the top female pick for the u.s.a. surf team. since she's homeschooled, she's able to travel the world for the top competitions. lakey's mastered some amazing techniques -- like this one. >> where you're going on the wave and then you launch into the air and grab your board and do a 360 and then land back on the wave. >> that's called

david lee and leeann corrales. colleagues, i ask for your support. president chiu: without objection this resolution is adopted as amended. ma adam clerk? >> today's meeting will be adjourned in memory of the following individuals. on behalf of supervisor kim for the late mr. roddy thing -- king. on behalf of elsbernd for the late mr. tseng and for the late mr. davis. president chiu: does that conclude our business for today? >> that concludes our business, mr. president. president chiu: ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. >> there are kids and families ever were. it is really an extraordinary playground. it has got a little something for everyone. it is aesthetically billion. it is completely accessible. you can see how excited people are for this playground. it is very special. >> on opening day in the brand- new helen diller playground at north park, children can be seen swinging, gliding, swinging, exploring, digging, hanging, jumping, and even making drumming sounds. this major renovation was possible with the generous donation of more than