do we have david lee at the u.n.? we'll toss david lee. stand by, we have your piece ready. >> netanyahu warned the general assembly unless stopped an soon iran will develop a nuclear bomb. >> to understand what the world would be like with a nuclear armed iran, just imagine the world with a nuclear armed al-qaeda. now it makes little difference, whether these lethal weapons are in the hands of the world's most dangerous terrorist regime. or the world's most dangerous terrorist organization. >> netanyahu said iran might be only months away from producing the enriched uranium needed to make a nuclear weapon. using a simple graphic, he explained that there are three stages and that iran is 70% toward completion. >> where should a red line be drawn? a red line should be drawn right here. before iran completes the second stage of nuclear enric enrichment. mess to make a before iran gets to a point where it's a few months away or a few weeks away from amassing enough enriched uranium to make a nuclear weapon. >> former u.n. ambassador bolton sa

so, we go over and david lee roth is a beautiful man, beautiful man. [ laughter ] david lee roth is likeoing to let you in. you're going to get backstage. we can't give you passes, but just wander around, don't talk to anybody, and act like you belong there. and we're like, okay. don't talk to anybody, act like you belong there. and he goes, don't stare at anybody. okay -- >> jimmy: what happened to the cigarette you gave him? >> he never said anything and i was too like, great, we get backstage, right? so, we go in and we're walking around and, you know, there's roadies and girls. for some bizarre reason, i looked over and there was a table of food and beer and all and bagles. like bagels at a black sabbath concert. i don't know why that stood out in my mind. >> jimmy: well, the sabbath is a jewish holiday. >> exactly. and bagels, you know. but so, we're, you know, we're over by the food table. we're like, don't stare at anybody. act like you're supposed to be here. don't say anything to anybody. and suddenly, everybody is parting and my buddy goes, holy [ bleep ], there's ozzie. thrown

david lee miller explains why the jewiih state may soon be at iran. iirael's ppime minister benjamii netanyahu using how close iran is to makiig a nuclear weapon. neeanyahu says: "by next spping - at mosttby next rates they will have finished thh medium enrichment and moved onto the final stage. months, posssbly few weeks."" netanyahu using a daak home.netanyahu sayy: "to unnerstand what the world would be like with a nuclear armed ran, just imagine the qaedd.' the iranian ed al threat noo the only middle east issue discussed at the u-n todayy palestinian authority president mahmoud abbbs -- who spoke before netanyahu -- saying the refuses to enn thheoccupation - &pand refuses to alllw the their rights and frredom and rejects theeestablishment of the state of palestine."" netanyahu áfiring backá at accusations made by abbaa that israel is oppressing the palestiniin peopleenntanyahu says: "we won't solveeour conflict with libelous speeches at the u.n. " (on cam tag) miller says: "back on the subject of iran, israel has warned it may take matters into i

[sirens] let's bring in david lee miller. he has an eyewitness with him.what can you tell us? i'm a few blocks from the world trade center. all the roadways are cut off. the only way to get here is on foot, right now. the scene is absolutely an horrific one. have you people streaming out of the area. have you people in tears and shock. people working in the nearby buildings that cannot believe what has happened. many of them remember the terrorist attack years ago on the world trade center and may be of them, this is just an ugly reminder of that, but the details are not certain. as i was walking downtown, making my way to the world trade center, i stopped to speep speak to sylvia fuentes, she works in lower manhattan, she used to work in the trade center. i will hand her the telephone. she will describe for us what she saw this morning as she was arriving at work. >> i heard a loud rumbling. when i walked out on tothe street, i looked out and there was an airplane going into the world trade center. flames were coming out and smoke was just billowing in th

david lee miller thank you very much. the chunk of metal the size of a refrigerator fell off an airplane and crashed just feet from homes and cars. you don't see never day. it happened at a neighborhood in washington state about 15 miles south of seattle. witnesses say the metal panel hit the ground and skipped some 30 feet before coming to a stop. the feds identifying the plane part as a landing gear door neighbors say a cargo jet flew overhead around the same time they heard the crash. a sheriff's deputy risked his life to stop a moving car and it was all caught on camera. it happened in davis county, utah, north of salt lake city. callers reported an unconscious driver with a little girl in the backseat of the car. as the deputy arrived at the scene, he saw a semi-truck blocking that car to make sure nobody smashed into it and then that deputy ran to the window. look at this. leaned in with the car still moving and pulled up the emergency brake. i thought he wasn't going to get the car stopped. i got daughters myself.

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who else will speak today, david lee? >> reporter: as we just heard we do expect to hear from the palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas. it is expected that he is going to call for the palestinian authority to have its status upgraded at the united nations to a nonvoting state. in order for that to happen that would require a simple majority vote in the general assembly. you might recall just last year he said he would call for the palestinian authority to become a full member of the united nations. that would have required a street in the security council. that support was not there. that vote never happened. lowered the bar this year. it will be interesting to see if in fact this vote in the general assembly does take place. if it does, it is expected not to happen until after the u.s. elections. very quickly we also expect to hear today from the president of libya and his speech, bill, should be a very stark contrast to what we heard in the past from the qaddafi who was famous for his lengthy rants at the u.s.

jamie: david lee miller live at the united nations with present to report today. david lee, thanks. jon? jon: there are a number of pressing foreign policy issues bedeviling this administration right now. the president touched on some of them in his speech. could they be decided factors for voters in november? how did the president do? with us for reaction, karl rove, a fox news contributor, former senior advisor and deputy chief of staff to president george w. bush. so what did you make of the president's speech? >> there were good parts of it. his talk, he talked about the necessity for democracy and tolerance throughout the world. about how he, the expansion of democracy would make for a more prosperous and peaceful society in the world. i thought it was strong, his denunsy ages of the assad regime in syria. he had strong words about iran. we will do what we much. on the other hand he has been saying this about syria for more than a year without much apparent action on the part of the united states and i think the iranians have come to view the president as a weak leader and i'm

david lee with the news. what happened with this victim?'s been a rough 24 hours for the alleged victim, identified as 29-year-old christopher shell. on his way to texas to celebrate his 29th birthday. he took pictures of himself and posted them on facebook. in mid-flight there was an announcement there were electrical problems but it was just an excuse to return the plane to philadelphia and sent to an isolated portion of the airport. cops storm the aircraft and based on the tip, she took off shell believing he had expose sieves onboard. >> they had their oozies and pistols and said don't most of. >> he just acted stunned. what the [ bleep ] is going on. but he was not nervous. >> just to underscore there were no explosives but the twist is he continued on to texas. when he arrived he was taken into custody on outstanding warrants for two drug possession charges. he refused to talk to reporters but his sister says his brother has a knack for being at the wrong place at the wrong time. >> what do we know about the guy that phoned in the fak

david lee? >>reporter: the ambassador's mother and stepfather mourn the loss of the 52-year-old career diplomat described as a wonderful, positive man who everyone loved, stepfather speaking from his home in northern california, says stevens died doing a job which he dedicated his life. >> he was doing what he liked and what he loved to do. and what his career was. and that is gratifying, that he could do what he really wanted to do, what he loved to do. >>reporter: he said stevens did not like to talk about danger and he joked with his mother of spending time in the middle east was no more risky than visiting nearby oakland, california, saying he never expressed apprehension or concern for his safety and the ambassador's stepfather said what happened in benghazi is still not clear and the family only knows details that are reported in the news. his stepfather said he loved the region and its people adding that perhaps his comfort level contributed to the tragedy. >> he knew these people, the re

bill: david lee miller leading the coverage. here is martha with more. martha: for the second straight week we're seeing the muslim world vent its fury at the united states. in lebanon thousands of the islamic group hezbollah filling the streets there burning u.s. and israeli flags. one of the group's leaders tells the crowd they will wind in the end. and chaos also hitting iran. hundreds of student protesters gathering in front of the french embassy there. they were chanting anti-american slogans. france a target of protests because of cartoons published in a french magazine. go to greece. show you what is happening there. capital of athens under siege with police using pepper spray to drive back a group of 300 protesters in athens. >> the president not mincing world as he chart as more independent path from the united states. mohammed morsi warning that the u.s. needs to change its middle east policies and egypt will not automatically follow washington's lead. speaking head of the u.n. general assembly the morsi says the burden is on the u.s. to repair

my name is david lee, i live exactly one block from the proposed eventual medical cannabis dispensary. i have a 7 year-old and an 11 year-old, they have a lot of little cousins that come constantly. my concern is for the safety really. i don't know much about the medical marijuana, but i want to make sure that there's no drug abuse, if there's traffic safety, if there's people -- if they have marijuana, i want to make sure they're not driving because they'll be crossing the street, it impacts me directly, that's why i hope my concerns are addressed sufficiently, i feel it would be better if they moved the dispensary to a less -- a less children neighborhood. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good evening again commissioners and members of the public, star child, lib tairn party for san francisco, the two items i spoke with here on tonight had to do with public property and use of common space in san francisco and tearing out grass in golden gate park, to me, those are legitimate items, this is an issue of private property and i believe people have to right to do with their own

he never thought they could have done something like this. >> shep: david lee miller in new york cityfficials say the air force is working to fly the remains of the victims back to the united states. ambassador chris stevens' mother and stepfather say they'll collect their son's remains tomorrow morning outside washington. . keep in touch with friends... follow the financial headlines... find a great restaurant... and with siriusxm i can get weather forecasts... all from here. in my mercedes-benz. [ male announcer ] introducing mbrace2. e most comprehensive cloud-based telematics system on the road. it's your world, from your car. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. oh, hey alex. just picking up some, brochures, posters copies of my acceptance speech. great! it's always good to have a backup plan, in case i get hit by a meteor. wow, your hair looks great. didn't realize they did photoshop here. hey, good call on those mugs. can't let 'em see what you're drinking. you know, i'm glad we're both running a nice, clean race. no need to get nasty. here's your "honk if you had an affair with

david lee miller is live at the u.n. for us. david lee? >> reporter: megyn, speaking right now at the united nations is the palestinian president mahmoud abbas. after he speaks we expect one more world leader, the representative from slovonia. in all likelihood benjamin netanyahu will take to the podium. he is here within the building behind me at united nations. he arrived at the united nations 40 minutes ago. reporters asked him when he entered the building what he would say today, he responded simply saying, listen to my speech. as you rightly pointed out it is expected he will specifically address red lines where they need to be drawn, just how much further iran is going to be allowed to go and in developing its nuclear program, a program that many believe is on its way to the development of a nuclear bomb. insider traveling with the prime minister's plane has told israeli media that the remarks by the prime minister not expected to conflict with the position of president obama, at least not publicly and that the u.s. and israeli gover

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david lee and his team are the managers of the fund, but yes, we could have said let's raise a bigger fund. but bigger isn't always better. starting a company costs less. so we want to stick to our knitting, and invest $100,000 to $200,000 per company and the other benefit is that you can pay the fund back quicker. in a $30 million fund you only need one, but the brand continues to get better because we're relentless. >> a couple of years ago you were focused on investing and now you are focused with working with the mayor and the mayor's office and helping the city. >> well, tech and investing and helping san francisco all go hand in hand now. >> something shifted. is it this man? i'm sorry, i make fun of you sometimes, but i love what you are doing. you are everywhere and helping everyone and it's really awesome. it's not ed lee. >> it's not? >> it's the migration of tech companies to san francisco. when pin tryst moved to san francisco a month ago, that was just another reminder of the migration of tech companies to the area. >> and not doing things to screw it up? >> and ed lee li

david lee miller is live with the latest. how do those things work together, david lee?> reporter: it is interesting. i will get to that in one second. let's start with this, jenna, the whistle-blower, bradley bjerken failed -- bjerken felled, can buy a gold whistle. he received $104 million on how his former employer, ubs helped americans hide money to evade taxes. ubs paid $780 million in fines and gave up the names of more than 4,000 u.s. tax cheats of the the irs awarded him 104 million based on u.s. law that permits a reward up to 30% of the money he helped the government collect. his lawyer issued a statement saying and i quote, the irs today sent 104 million messages to whistle-blowers around the world, that there is safe and secure way to reward tax -- report tax fraud. and that the irs now paying awards. they september a statement around the world saying stop enabling tax cheats or you will get caught. he spent two years in prison for concealing information from investigators. he was released from prison but must remain in home confinement until november. he is

>> yeah, david lee, what can you tell us?y collapsed. i was picking my way to the foot of the world trade center, suddenly while talking to an officer, questioning about my press credentials, we heard a very loud last explosion. we looked up and the building literally began to collapse before us. there was debris falling at least three quarters of the height of the building. people in the entire perimeter began literally, including myself, to run for our lives. >> those steel girders, strong as they are, had a lot of weight to support and apparently i'm -- i'm not a structural engineer, but i'm just guessing now that they gave way. the loss of life here is going to be enormous. >> may god help those who are there and the victims and their families and all the souls lost today. >> cutanea what you saw, what you heard? you all right? >> yeah. (sirens). >> look at the sky. unbelievable. unbelievable. this poor woman. wow. >> the united 93. united 93, do you still hear cleveland? united 93, united 93. do you hear cleveland? >> 80

fox's david lee miller joins us from outside the u.n. here in manhattan with more. david?the president spoke for about half an hour before the general assembly. much of that time was spent at length talking about combating extremism. the president specifically talked about u.s. ambassador chris stevens who was killed at the u.s. embassy in benghazi. he said his killers are going to be brought to justice. on the subject of iran the president said the u.s. will try diplomacy to solve the conflict between iran's nuclear ambitions but he says time is not unlimited. he said the u.s. will do whatever it must to prevent iran from getting a nuclear weapon. on sir yashs the president very blunt. he said the u.s. will keep up the pressure but one way or another the assad regime must go. >> i know there are some who said why don't we just ban such a video? the answer is enshrined in our laws. our constitution protechs the right to practice free speech. here in the united states countless publications provoke offense. like me the majority of americans are christian and yet we do not b

another famous artist david chung lee who does absolutely gorgeous work. he's actually on 6th and this is the famous silly pink bunny. jeremy fish, who is the pink bunny, 20 years, 1991-2011. he was living in that neighborhood, becoming a famous art nist the lower part and did this all for free. to give you a sense of the size of this, we had a celebration where we celebrated the murriel and you can see the district supervisor in the back. that's a big ass bunny you're looking at there . i just want to say if you can possibly change your minds and realize this does belong there, i would really appreciate it. thank you. >> thank you so much. >> hello, my name is lisa shin. i'm a resident and small business owner, also active with lower hayden neighborhood merchant association. opened up a business about a year ago and have been really impressed with the neighborhood effort. it's really a unique neighborhood and the demographic we serve, i think it's one -- we all feel like the underdogs to small neighborhood, but you know i've seen the work that the board h

david lee miller arrive at the u.n. now -- live at the u.n.ow. >> reporter: mahmoud ahmadinejad getting the most attention today, he wasted no time generating controversy. earlier in the day at a breakfast he said that israel has no roots in the middle east, he also went on to say that iran does not take seriously threats from what he termed the zionists, and he also went on to say, megyn, we have all defensive means at our disposable. speaking on the u.n. conference before the general assembly, and that's an audience of world leaders and diplomats, he attacks the u.n., israel and the u.s., but he remained more nuanced than he did during that breakfast meeting with reporters earlier in the day. he never specificically mentioned israel, but everyone in the hall knew who he was talking about. listen. >> translator: we have witnessed that some members of the security council with little rights have chosen silence with regard to the nuclear warheads of a faith regime while at the same time they impede scientific progress of other nations. >> repor

martha: david lee miller live at the united nations. david, what has been the reaction to that speech? >> reporter: martha one thing worth noting soon after prime minister netanyahu spoke mitt romney issued a statement essentially endorsing and echoing the remarks of the prime minister. romney joined the prime minister's call for a middle east progress of peace and he joined the call to prevent what he called the gravest threat. by that he meant a nuclear armed iran. now yesterday the israeli prime minister met with secretary of state hillary clinton. the u.s. position has remained the same though. the united states saying that it is not drawing any red lines. secretary clinton saying we are not setting any deadline. she also said the sanctions seem to be having an effect. martha, again worth noting, one israeli official speaking in jerusalem is fearful that the iranians may take some comfort in the u.s. position and may use the u.s. position to buy more time, possibly to build a nuclear bomb. martha? martha: that is troublesome. also sy

david lee miller is at the u.n. with more for us now. david?: since the general assembly began its meeting on monday, at least 489 people have died in syria because of the bloodshed. and as you mentioned, there is now an intense battle underway in syria's largest city, the city of aleppo. witnesses say that the fighting is unprecedented there, and there's additional fighting taking place in and around the capital of damascus. a human rights group says that government forces there have attacked areas that are under rebel control. arab leaders in the new york are worried the conflict could spread and destabilize the entire region, and as you mentioned, hillary clinton is going to be hosting a meeting of the friends of syria. that meeting is scheduled to take place in about 15 minutes, actually a few blocks away from the united nations. that group will include representatives of france, saudi arabia and turkey, and more than one dozen other nations. and for the very first time, iraq will be joining that group. syrian activists have flown into the