david lee miller live tonight. david lee?ard, penn state employees who fail to fill out the questionnaire will be fined $100 a month. critics say the survey, administered by webb md goes too far. inquiring about diseases, feelings of depression. even use of alcohol and tobacco. one question asks men do you do a monthly testicular self-exam. the school says all information will be confidential but some employees have their doubts. >> whatever advantages there may be in getting a few employees to live healthier lives is putting the privacy of all employees at risk. >> the school says the questionnaire is part of a wellness program hopes will lower emilyee healthcare cost. in a statement school said and i quote. programs similar to this already are a common practice in the for-profit world. some medical experts say wellness programs often cost more money that they save. the penn state program though is especially controversial because, instead of trying to reward participation, employees are penalized for noncompliance. the scho

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david lee miller has more and is live in the newsroom. what do we know about this little boy?s police described dionne murdoch as courageous and determined. he was home alone when he came noises from the back of the familiar home and called 9-1-1. the dispatcher told him to lock himself in the bedroom. and he hit in a closet that was only feet away from the intruders. >> trace: courage is grace under pressure. dionne is one very brave little boy. trace? >> trace: what happened when the cops arrived? >> at least one of the intruders saw the police outside the house and they decided to make a run for it. deion remained on the telephone providing the best information he could. >> the intruder's two young many, were soon caught a quarter mile away. deion showed the type of bravery that few adults could muster, let alone a 12-year-old boy. >> and applause for the dispatcher as well. the right words to say to a young boy. david lee miller, thank you. >>> there's word the brave young girl whose family fought to get her on the adult transplant list may soon continue her recovery at ho

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david lee miller is live with with that. david?rs old but is he courageous beyond his years. not only did he call 911 after hearing someone break into his home but he kept his cool hiding in a closet with the intruders only a few feet away. >> i'm going to have to whisper because i can tell they are coming. >> in do you have any weapons inside the closet? >> no, ma'am. please hurry. >> they are. >> they are turning on your street. >> stay right there. >> they are inside the room now. >> they are inside the bedroom where is he at. are you there? dion? >> yes. >> okay. just stay there. the officer -- i think they are going to catch the guy. okay? >> jon: as police approached the house, they were apparently spotted by one of the intruders and that's when they decided to make a run for it. all the while dion remained on the phone. the dispatcher reassuring the young boy everything was going to be all right. dion continued to describe what was happening. >> it sounds like there are multiple people. >> okay. be quiet. >> is the police of

david lee miller, thank you very much. cheryl: david, thank you. we on the brink of another global financial crisis? our next guest, jim ricard, author of "currency wars," says a monetary collapse is already unfolding. he's going the give you some ideas how to trade. david david also where the british pound is going. and this guy, george clooney, does not think that gives him the right to weigh in on the way sony makes movies, so does loeb as a leading shareholder have the right to push aggressively for a new strategy? we're going to being asking a former chairman and ceo of sony pictures, peter guber, what he thinks. cheryl: george clooney's so pretty. ♪ ♪ david: it is time for a look at today's market drivers. stocks sell off after stronger than expected economic data triggered fears over the federal reserve plans to start tapering bond purchases. all three major indices posted the steepest declines in eight weeks. >>> americans filing for first time unemployment fell unexpectedly last week to the lowest level in four 1/2 years. jobless claims de

what are the questions that have people concerned about this, david lee?martha, we're talking about a wide range of questions. some ask about height, weight, cholesterol. some are considered far more intrusive to use of tobacco to feelings of questions. one question asks, i quote, have you had five or more alcoholic drinks in one single setting in last six months? and men, are do you do monthly test particular self-exam? if they don't answer questions they are fined $100 a month. the school said, information is kept confidential. critics are not so sure. at least one professor said he will fill it out with only nonsensical endses. >> my suggest that penn state employees dutifully fill out profives, fill them with junk. in my profile, i'm three feet 8 inches tall and i weigh 50 pounds. >> reporter: in addition to the survey, employees have to go undera physical exam under the mobil van. some are calling this the other school scandal. martha: what is the school saying about this? >> reporter: the school pays 83% of employee health care costs and current mode

. >> handcuffs, zip ties, guns and knives found in david lee simpson's car, arrested by cops who sayo murder jane and nancy. >> apparently there's this man who was infatuated with jodi arias who didn't like what i was saying and thank goddess' under arrest. right? >> but it's going to take a whole lot more than a disgruntled jodi arias fan to stop jane from her mission to uncover theeal story. >> i was sitting in court watching her spew her lies, blaming a guy who isn't here to defwend himself because she murdered him and i said, you -- defend himself because she murdered him and i said, you know what, tell the truth. >> in her explosive book, "exposed: the secret life of jodi arias," she deconstructed the woman. >> this is the woman we saw in court. this is the woman that emerged and exposed, the biggest thing i found out that didn't come up in the trial was that jodi arias had stalked another boyfriend before in pretty much the exact same way she stalked travis alexander and terrorized travis. she is mentally ill but that's no excuse. yes, she has borderline personality disorder. a

david lee miller live in our new york city newsroom with more. vid, what do we know so far about the winners? anybody claim it? >> reporter: we don't know a great deal at this time. none. grand prize winners have come forward. it is possible, jamie they might not even be aware they have won. we know two of winning tickets were purchases as the mentioned in new jersey. one in a grocery store in south brunswick. the third ticket was purchased in the state of minnesota. more details have not been released. three winners will split a jackpot of $448 million. if you do the math that is a little more than $149 million per winner. and at some point if the winners want to claim their prize, their names will be made public. both minnesota and new jersey do not allow lottery winners to remain anonymous. you know, jamie, pretty certain there are a lot of folks this morning that have one of these and are doing -- jamie: i'm so sorry, david lee. >> reporter: there is some good news. they can try again later this week. jamie: you probably have another 100 or 99

david lee miller live for news new york with more details on the story. first obvious question how did the snake get loose? >> reporter: heather the owner of the pet store said the snake, an african rock python, slithered out of its enclosure through a venttation system. this has shocked the down in new brunswick where the store, reptile ocean is located. the snake made its way to an apartment above the pet store where the owner lived with his son and where five-year-old noah and 7-year-old connor were visiting. it is believe the two brothers were strangled by the snake. in interview with the canadian television station the president store owner was described as vicious and never handled by anyone except during maintenance. after discovering bottomed disof two boys, he wanted the snake to be killed. it is in the custody of investigators. an autopsy of the two boys scheduled to take place later today. heather. heather: david lee, what about the possibility of any criminal charges? have those been filed? >> reporter: this is described as ongoing investigati

>> commissioner, david lee, the department staff. and we did not prepare an additional presentation, so since the last hearing, we would be happy to present an abbreviated version if the commission would like that. >> if i may commissioners, i apologize for the benefit of the public and the commission, even though you closed public comment this item is on your calendar and so you should receive public comment. and so is there a great desire to have the recap of the project? >> i would like to open up for public comment then and is your comment on this item. >> you don't have to, if you want to. >> good afternoon, my name is tina kennedy and i am here in support of my parents, and in helping to seek approval of the reconstruction of the 1857 greenwich into a single family home. my father supports boys and girls clubs and many others in the san francisco area. and approximately 7 years ago, my father moved out of his childhood home and into the bay view district and purchased his home at 1857 greenwich that he would be able to turn it

a one one draw at atletico madrid in the first leg of the spanish super cup former boss of star david lee at terrorize his old club and volley at home after twelve minutes but new signing neymar headed in the equaliser after sixty six to give the visitors are vital away goal the return leg is at the nou camp this wednesday. moving on to motorsport and defending formula one champion sebastian vettel of red bull comfortably held off title rivals fernando alonso and lewis hamilton to claim his fifth victory of the season at the belgian grand prix for are as along as i moved up from ninth on the grid with a brilliant first few laps to sadie's manhours enhanced started on pole but defending champion vettel held off them both and cruised to his fifth victory in eleven races this season and moved forty six points clear of a long so in the championship with two hundred still available i will tell you third with key when i can and fourth sixty three points adrift of top spot after the finn had to retire with brake failure. well meanwhile russian up and comers there goes that out can could become t

>> david lee. a retired snow border. he has a manufacturing plant, a factory in southern california. so he makes snow boards, and it's funny to hear my girls talk about their dad going to the factory people think it's kidding. it's not a farce. he's grinding boards every day. he's an amazing person. they are the center of my life. i want my girls to know you can be true to who you are. you can speak in your own voice and still have a good life. will people try to taint with you? >> they certainly will. they always will. you can't focus on that. >> do you get stopped in grocery stores today? >> i do. it's funny. i get stopped far variety reasons. a lot of people see me on stossel and, you know, they love john stossel. they love his message. he's a pure libertarian. he's a great person. he's a wonderful mentor. i get stopped for that a lot. that's an older crowd. college-aged students a lot of times see me on the reason video. then there are people my age who remember me from mtv. those are the people i have lockest conver

lee hawkins man any pacquiao. i don't watch boxing. good thing that david is here. david: and lee hawkins.nd lee hawkins. ♪ david: it's time for a quick speed read of some of the day's other headlines. fire stories in one minute of the first up, anglo-american platinum will 3300 employees. the world's largest producer of platinum says the layoffs are part of the company's restructure. >>> outlook for personal computer industry may be worse than previously thought. idc says worldwide shipments of pcs likely to fall 9.7% this years as consumers continue to favor the mobile gadgets. >>> san francisco giants paid 54 a thousand in back wages and damages to 74 clubhouse administrative employees. the payments are a result of violations of minimum wage, overtime and record-keeping laws. >>> at&t taking prepaid aio service nationwide mid september. they will take on it. mobile in the no contract mobile which was launched in may. >>> amc entertainment holdings files plans for an ipo up to $400 million. the company owns, operates or holds interest in 343 theaters with a total of nearly 5,000 screens.

tell us more, david lee. >> consider this, alisyn. detroit is the largest city in the u.s.ptcy in the red more than $18 billion. other even larger cities could be next. in a little more than three months, new yorkers will elect a new mayor. in a recent warning from mayor michael bloomberg to his successor is now reverberating around the city. >> avoiding the hard choices is how detroit went bankrupt. >> reporter: bloomberg says health and pension costs for city work that's right contributed to detroit's financial ruin threaten economic stability. most new york city employees and retirees pay nothing for $6.3 billion in health insurance. workers also pay little for tensi pensions that have taxpayers on the hook for $8 billion this year. >> new york city has right now 10,000 police officers retired who are under 40 and collecting pensions and they will technically collect those pensions for the rest of their lives. >> reporter: contracts for almost all 300,000 city workers expired at least three years ago. the next mayor will be under pressure to win concessions. >> the union

david lee miller, david, thanks very much. jenna?na: right now we're going to turn to another big story today. day two in the court-martial of major nidal hasan just now getting underway. he's the army psychiatrist accused of killing 13 people in a shooting rampage at fort hood. casey steegal's live with the latest on this, so let's talk about what's happening today. who's on the witness stand? >> reporter: well, jenna, we were hoping we would have a witness on the stand by the time we got on the air with you, but things got started about 45 minutes late today, and when i was in the overflow courtroom, we learned that was from the judge. she came out and said that she had a motion to modify hasan's role of stand-by counsel. she said it was forced upon the court late last night and this morning u so she had to consider it, and that was one of the reasons why they got started late. remember, hasan essentially decided he wanted to act as his own lawyer, but the court wanted to make sure that he had the stand-by counsel, the stand-by def

heather: david lee miller that is unbelievable. can't make this stuff up, can you? for more challenges facing the health care industry lately, let's bring back dr. kevin campbell, practicing cardiologist and assistant professor at university of north carolina. let me get your reaction. wow, your employer through web md would have access to your personal information. >> i have a big issue with this. the dr.-patient relationship is sacred relationship and based on trust and anonymity. for the employer to ask these types of personal questions is completely out of line. heather: how much you drink, depression. they're not allowed to legally but they could discriminate against their employees. >> that is what i worry about, if they want to cut health care costs and you're high-risk from developing chronic diseases what is to keep them from firing you based on the questionnaire? heather: talk about another hot topic, obamacare. anytime you talk to doctor, hospital administrator they cut to medicare reimbursement rates? what does that mean to patients because these cuts to

fans, remember, fans of the knicks used to root for david lee, now they give him a hard time because now with the -- it's fun to be a warriors fan. >> absolutely. they are doing a lot of great things. that is this addition of abc 7 news at 9:00, thank you so much for watching. we appreciate your time, abc 7 news now continues online and on twitter. facebook and all your mobile devices with the new abc 7 news app. follow us on twitter. see you at 11:00. dee, i think what mac's trying to say is that's it's probably like the greatest movie of all times. rocky iv is not the greatest movie of all time. yes, it is. dee, what do you consider to be a good movie? i don't know, like million dollar baby or... ( men hooting ) that is ridiculous.

but there are two other winners and both winners are in the great state of new jersey, and david lee miller is following that side of things. we don't know who but we know where. >> one down two to go. two winners in the state of new jersey. they have not come forward. no official word from lottery officials there. in fact, shepard, you can't help put wonder if the winners in new jersey even know they have won. that winning number, 5, 25, 30, 58, 59, this was a $448 million grand prize, going to be split three ways. paul white there got $149 million in a symbolic check. each winner actually gets $86 million if they decide to take a lump sum, which is about $58.3 million after taxes. still not too bad. so right now we're waiting for word about what happened in new jersey. two different supermarkets, one in south brunswick, new jersey, the other in little egg harbor. no one coming forward yet, and keep in mind the odds here of winning, 1 in 175 million. paul white beat the odds. >> yes, he did. and one winners is in an area that superstorm sandy struck and struck hard. of course that's

correspondent david lee miller has details from new york. >> reporter: in a little more than three months, new yorkers will elect a new major to michael bloomberg, alerting him around the city. >> it's how detroit went bankrupt. >> reporter: city worker pensions contributed to the ruin threaten new york's economic stability. most city workers and retirees pay nothing for $6.3 billion in annual health insurance. workers also pay little for pensions that have taxpayers on the hook for $8 billion this year. >> new york city has right now 10,000 police officers retired who are under 40 and collecting pensions and they will technically collect those pensions for the rest of their lives. >> reporter: contracts for almost all 300,000 city workers expired at least three years ago. the next mayor will be under pressure to win concessions. >> the unions have tried to wait it out. they don't want to negotiate with mayor bloomberg because he's a tough businessman. >> reporter: many new yorkers remember 1975 when the city almost went broke when president ford said no to a bailout. since then, the stat

david lee, thank you. polls out on the president and how he's handling the economy. what do the american people really think? we'll go in depth. >>> and do you think you're pretty smart? do you know more than, say, your average eighth grader? well, what about one who lived more than a century ago? a test just unearthed from 1912 could have you thinking a little differently. what the average eighth grader knew back then. that's next. ... ... ... ... . they're fruity delicious! just two gummies have 4 grams of fiber! to help support gularity! i want some... [ woman ] hop on over! [ marge ] fiber the fun way, from phillips'. jenna: well, as a journalist, you know, our job is to ask the right questions and, hopefully, find the facts, and we had a really hard time with this next story, and here's some of the reasons why. here's some of the questions we were asking. can you name three duties of the president? three duties. do you know how many parts of speech there are? who first discovered the following places:

david lee miller is live at the united nations. good morning, david.rs so far? >> reporter: well, heather, the weapons inspectors spent a portion of today at a hospital in damascus, a portion of the syrian capital that is still very much under the control of the assad regime. they were there to visit with soldiers who might have been affected by chemical weapons. syrian state media says the soldiers were overcome by fumes after finding chemical agents in a tunnel that was used by rebel forces. and what's significant here is you have to keep in mind the syrian government maintains it never used chemical weapons and, in fact, says if there were chemical weapons used, it was the rebels who did so. meanwhile, the u.n. special envoy to syria says that the inspectors are going to leave syria on saturday, and he outlined what happens next. listen. >> they will be reporting to the secretary general, and we will know for certain what is the substance that has been used, because certainly something must have been used to hurt so many people. >> reporter: and, he

david lee plug at the park last week. barns playing ping pong in china town over the wean.this summer and hosteding basketball camp everywhere steven school in pebble beach in charm of one of the warrior many basketball camps. this individual could yo provided to us by the warriors. >> kids have fun going step by step with you. simple cross-over manufacture and get better atxd it. lead to good play during 505 game. >> that's learning. thanks colonel help is. >> that's this edition of 7 news at 9:00. from all of us hope you can joan us again at 11:00 o'clock over on the big 11:00 o'clock over on the big 7. goodbye for now dennis: mac, you've got to see this movie, dude. dee: really? i thought it was boring. boring? it's about the end of the world, dee. "an inconvenient truth" is not about the end of the world. it is about how, if we don't stop global warming, we are gonna destroy this environment. i think it sounds cool. i'll check it out. it is. it's awesome. dude, come on. what the hell is that?

fox news correspondent david lee miller has more. >> in little more than three months new yorkers willing from mayor michael bloomberg to his successor reverberate around the city. bloomberg says pension and healthcare cost for city workers contributed to the detroit financial ruin threaten new york's economic stability. most new york city employees and retirees pay nothing for $6.3 billion in annual health insurance. workers pay little for pensions that have taxpayers on the hook for $8 billion this year. >> new york city has right now 10,000 police officers, retired, who under 40 and collecting pensions and they will technically collect the pensions for the rest of their lives. >> contracts for almost all 300,000 city workers expired three years ago. the next mayor will be under pressure. to win concessions. >> the unions have tried to wait it out. they don't want to negotiate request mayor bloomberg because he is a tough businessman. >> many new yorkers remember 1975 when the city almost went broke after president ford said no to a bail-out. since then, a state financial control boa

david lee miller, thank you.wing comparisons between what's going on in syria and the lead-up to the war in iraq a decade ago, specifically the media coverage and how it could all play out in the days to come. let's talk about it with our "news watch" panel. judith miller is a pulitzer prize-winning investigative reporter and author. lauren, "daily beast" download. i both are fox news contributors. i want to start with a part of a charles krauthamer column. he said into the column, third year of dithering, two years after declaring assad had to go, one year after drawing and erasing his own red line on chemical weapons, barack obama has been stirred into action or more accurately, shamed into action which is the worst possible reason. lauren, is that coming from the media? shaming into action? >> i'm not sure if it is coming from the media. i think the media coverage is as much as a muddle as the division-making has been from the white house. you had senator, secretary of state now kerry, coming out on monday. we

correspondent david lee miller tells us it all starts with a few simple questions. >> reporter: somere calling this the other penn state scandal. the university's 40,000 employees have been told they must answer an online questionnaire as part of a school wellness program or have $100 withheld from their paychecks every month. >> the most troubling part of the survey is when it gets into personal information. >> reporter: some say westbound md survey that asks about height and weight goes too far, inquiring about personal ailments, depression, use of tobacco. one reads have you had five or more alcoholic drinks in a single sitting in the last six months? men are asked do you do a monthly testicular self exam. the school says all information is confidential. critics aren't so sure, worry about hacking and other forms of disclosure. professor wesner says his solution is civil disobedience. >> i say they fill out the profiles and fill them with junk. in my profile, 3'8" and 50 pounds. >> reporter: it includes a physical exam. the purpose to lower the cost of employee health care. some h

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connell: david lee miller joins us. >> consider this, detroit is the largest u.s.ver declare bankruptcy. up to $18 billion. a little more than three months time. they will elect a new mayor, just days ago mayor bloomberg had his words reverberated around new york. >> bloomberg says pension and health care cost contributing to the financial ruins threaten the economic stability. most new york city employees and retirees pay nothing for $6.3 billion in annual health insurance. workers pay little for pension that have taxpayers on the hook for $8 billion this year. spiegel in your city has 10,000 police officers retired were for under 40 and clayton pensions and they will collect the pensions for the rest of their lives. >> expired at least three years ago, the next mayor will be under pressure to win concessions. >> the unions have tried to wait it out. putting in tough businessman. >> may remember when the city almost went broke after president ford said no to a bailout. since then, the board oversees the city budget, the editor of the chief and newspaper for city w

martha: david lee, what do we know about this little boy and we did?reporter: port arthur police are describing dion as courageous and determined. he was home alone tuesday afternoon when he heard noises coming from the back of the family home. that's when he called 911. a dispatcher told him to lock himself in the bedroom and during this entire ordeal he remained calm. even when the burglars are so close they might hear him inside the home. >> do you have weapons inside the closet? they are turning on your street. they are inside the bedroom where he's at. you there, beion? just stay there. the officers, they are going to catch the guy, okay? >> reporter: 12-year-old deion is one brave little boy. consider the fact that what you heard was edited for time. this whole ordeal took much longer than what you just heard. >> what happened? >> a few minutes later the police did arrive. one of the suspects was look out the window. apparently he saw the police and that's when they decided to make a run for it. 12-year-old deion did what he was told by the dispa

david lee miller live in the new york city studio here. tell us what we know about this little boy. >> port arthur, texas police describe him as courageous and determined. he was home alone tuesday afternoon when he heard noises coming from the back of the family home. he called 911. dispatcher told him to lock himself in the bedroom and wait for the police. throughout the entire incident, he kept his cool, hiding in a closet that was only feet away from the intruders. >> they are. they are turning on your street. they're inside the room now. they're inside the bedroom where he's at. are you there? okay. just stay there. the officers, i think they're going to catch the guy, okay? >> if courage is grace under pressure, this 12-year-old is one brave little boy. arthel: so what happened when police got there? >> well, at least one of the intruders saw the police and they both decided to make a run for it. dejon was providing the best information that he could. >> it seems like there are multiple people. >> be quiet. >> is the police officer o

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~ how do you get to a david chiu as the supervisor or ed lee as the mayor and register your heart felt viewpoints on how your park should look like? what kind of education level your schools should be in? what kind of community safety plans would make you and your family feel safe? what kind of level of health care, which is a big, big challenge for us these days, that you need in order to keep healthy? all of these kinds of issues, including input in the government, we've always wanted to improve. well, today there is over 100,000 permanent residents in san francisco who are not fully engaged yet in everything that they can be doing in registering their voice. and, so, we want to announce today a new initiative, it's the san francisco pathways to citizenship initiative. its job, its focus is to work with all the community-based organizations in the public-private way, work with the foundations with historically supported these efforts to bring voice and communication to hidden communities and unannounced communities, and to bring them to a path of citizenship, and to talk in culturall

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