david lee miller is outside the courthouse. what are we learning?>> reporter: this a procedural hearing. brief, very quick but he made his first appearance in u.s.a. courtroom now as a defense. he is officially charged with conspiracy to provide material support to a terrorist organization, specifically al qaeda. the question on the minds of many, how did he become recall cad -- radicalized. court papers say he watched video of an wall al-aulaqi and -- he wanted to take part in jihad and fight u.s. soldiers in afghanistan. during his court appearance today he had a full beard, was not wearing shoes or sox there was no bail and is expect back in court on may 2nd. >> separate case. the feds arrested two women in new york for plotting to build a bomb? what do you know there? >> reporter: these two women are accused of conspiracy to use a weapon of mass destruction. they are expected to appear in the very same courtroom the other defendant was in a short time ago. their hearing has not started. the women are identified as 28-year-old noel -- and -- thes

fox news david lee miller is on the ground. david? have seen a number of arrests taking place just outside of union square park. can you take a look for yourself down east 17th street here. this is where we witnessed a number of people being led away in handcuffs. they took part in a rally that started at 6:00. when the rally ended a short time ago they disobeyed police orders, not to block the sidewalks not to block the street. and the protesters then decided that they were going to marv at the intersection of broadway and east 17th street no statistic as to how many arrests have taken place. just a few moments ago i saw a handful of people led away. i would say the overwhelming number of the demonstrators did remain on the sidewalk and/or in the park. can you see for yourself how the police are now trying to contain them. here is a barricade it's not one of those metal barricades that's made of mesh. you can see on one side, greta, the police officers and the other side sigh' the demonstrators that left the park. they going to march

david lee miller in new york city. >>> how should police be preparing for this sort of thing? david cass is the founder of a global security firm. you don't want to come out too strong. you don't want to come out too weak. a delicate balance. what do you do? >> you monitor the crowd. in the event it's peaceful you maintain their right to protest peacefully. but once it becomes clear that it's going to turn violent and unlawful actions are going to occur, you end it. i work with guys my partner guys in the office all retired cops and captains and rank and file police officers, they've done dozens and dozens of demonstrations and they all have the same exact opinion. it's very easy to deal with a demonstration even when it becomes violent like in baltimore but the key is to get it under control before it spirals out of control. >> the first demonstration in ferguson that police were not prepared for the crowds or either they stood down. that was the argument in baltimore as well the first night that they were not prepared for what they saw. what do you look for? just the size of

david lee miller has more. >> three members of the family that went to the island of st.ohn are ill and suffering from exposure to a dangerous pesticide. they got sick on st. john. the accommodations are over 500 a night. the family was flown back home and he is a private school administrator and two teenaged sons. the boys remain unconscious and the mother and wife was released. the condominium downstairs was sprayed with a pesticide. indoruse was banned since 1984. it is a toxic material. it can cause in central nervous system and respiratory failure. the u.s. justice department initiated a criminal investigation in the incident. and the terminex said we are are wouldn'ting with the authorities in their investigation and contacting our own thorough investigation. the epa said more than one unit at that resort was sprayed with the pesticide, but so far no others reported becoming ill. >> what a scary story. >> indeed. thank you. >> president trying to win over a fierce critic of the framework of the deal with iran. in the sprue with the new york times. the president said

david lee miller, thank you. >>> a lot of people are searching for this man for good reasons.was hanging off a cliff. take a look at this picture. police say the 23-year-old driver nearly went over the edge after hitting several shrubs in idaho yesterday. officers witnessed the good samaritan grabbing him, but never got his name. he told them, told the officers he had to go and quickly left the scene. the driver was treated for minor injuries. investigators say a medical condition may have caused the accident. thank goodness that guy was there, right time right place and saved him. >>> what do kanye west high fives and a funny moment on capitol hill have this common? they are happening now in final 30. three stories you do not want to miss next. >>> time for the final 30. three stories we didn't want you to miss. senator pat robinson cell phone goes off during a committee hearing. let's see if he recognized the ring tone. >> just let it go mr. sorry about that. >> it's the song from "frozen" let it go. maybe the timing meant something. let it go. >> kanye west landing on "time

david lee miller in new york city is at one of the protests now. david lee. >> reporter: hi, neil.e are at west 57th street in midtown manhattan across from carnegy hall. they are here to take part in what's being built as the fight for 2015. $15 an hour for fast food and low wage workers. then organizers call for margins, strikes and rallies throughout the day across the country. dozens of cities and many of those taken part are calling for social justice. many of the people you see here are trade unionist. they are at the particular location taking part in the demonstration to protest construction of a nonunion building. also, on the agenda today an increase demanding for the pay of hospital workers, airport workers and also they say they want to do everything possible to fight police abuse. a few hours ago members of this same demonstration and movement took part in what they built as a dine in outside of mcdonald's. many taking part said they worked at fast food restaurants and they were there to demand a bigger paycheck. listen. >> i'm here today fighting for the union. >> why

patti ann: david lee miller, live in our newsroom. thank you.ng a video ahead of the formal announcement that will come tomorrow, tuesday. >> to fix washington, we can not have business as usual. congress should read every bill. [applause] congress should also live under the laws they have passed. if they won't listen we should limit all their terms and send the career politicians packing! [applause] ♪ bill: so there it is. ed rollins was ronald reagan's campaign manager in 1984. joe trippi was howard dean's campaign manager in 2004. both fox news contributors. monday with joe and ed. howly doing? i'm doing fine. i hope you had a great easter weekend. rand paul what does he bring to the race? ed you start. >> he attracts young voters as his father did. he has great volunteer program. he is out of the mane stream a isolationist when most republicans are hawkish on things we do in the middle east. he is different voice. i don't think he is finalist, early stages of top four or five candidates but he will not be nominee. bill: does he raise money.

david lee miller in the back had a question. an atlantic piece that defeating isis would require defeating the idea that you demonstrate that there are natural limits to um isis's expansion and you try to accent wait contradictions of government navenlts failure to provide services and accent wait conflicts of foreign fighters and locals there. has been a lot of media reporting that isis is weakening. what is right in the initial an at sister. and second whether or not the internal contradictions are actually appearing. are they significant? thanks. this is very important for isis. we will have to understand that every member of isis has the comply of the sort of eyology that isis will endorse. and ideology that the top leaders believe in. radicalism. and they have the ex-communication of muslims and have narrowed the firn of who muslims are. and you can't say that would you to other islamic that you pray five times a day or, so on. so they would not accurate set that as evidence. that you are not a disbeliever somehow. they hav

fox news correspondent david lee miller is live at the federal courthouse in brooklyn. david lee? >> greta, two women from queens, new york, former roommates, allegedly inspired by al qaeda and isis wanted to set off a bomb in their quest for jihad. a homemade bomb here in the united states. the women were in court today, the building behind me, federal court in brooklyn. the defendants 28-year-old noel and 31-year-old asia. they are charged with conspiracy to use a weapon of mass destruction. according to court papers the women told their plans to someone who turned out to be undercover officer. one of the women were quoted why we can't be some real bad bitches. >> she also talked at length about the boston marathon bombing and joked about pressure cookers including one that she received as a gift and that it can be used, for among other things, cooking food. valencia why people were traveling overseas to engage in jihad when there were more opportunities for pleasing allah in the united states. her co-defendant, sedeki was in possession according to the criminal complaint of mul

david lee miller, thank you.well, the complaint is that these two suspects refer to themselves as citizens of the islamic state just as we're getting word of a new u.n. report that claims the number of foreign militants fighting alongside militants in al qaeda, up to 20,000. talking about fears could be more trouble here and a lot more numbers there. he is the author of "isis exposed." one of the first to reveal they were coming here long before anyone thought they were. now we have to wonder, hough is it possible they recruit women? women. >> this is interesting because isis is touting this ideal society, this caliphate in the middle east. and you have to have women. they send out 90 tweets per women and they're appealing to western women and saying come here to the caliphate and basically you'll be a jihadi. and women are going over there to marry isis fighters and also to pick up arms themselves, and many times you're not at an airport looking at a woman necessarily as a potential islamic terrorist, so that al

our david lee miller, correspondent is on the way to bring you rest of this. this is what we know.rof intelligence and counterterrorism nypd confirmed they have picked up two suspects accused of trying to help out isis. now this is from local reports. we'll do our own reporting on this and confirm up what we're reading but i i want to let you know what is talked about in local media here. federal authorities arrested two women and that is different from what we normally have reported with the sort of thing before. in their 20s 30s. arrested earlier in new york today. they are say that they are convinced isis propaganda and their alleged online activities contributed to their ultimate shift towards violence. more when we get it on this story. stay close. you total your brand new car. nobody's hurt,but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do, drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had a liberty mutual new car replacement, you'd get your whole car back. i guess th

david lee miller is live in the newsroom. how did this young man survived? of the police he survived only by the grace of god. 41-year-old parlor left her son in a wheelchair with a blanket and bible in a wooded area of a philadelphia park. her son cannot speak and authorities say he is completely defensiveless but managed to survive five nights on his own. he would probably not be alive if not for someone taking a stroll. >> there was a male walking down the path sees the wheelchair, and saw the kid laying on the ground and does the right thing and calls the police right away. >> the young man is being treated for dehydration mal malnutrition and a cut on the back. the mother was turned in by the boyfriend she was visiting in silver springs maryland. she is in the hospital right now on other issues but when released she is going to be arrested and charge. >> what more do we know? >> a friend of parlor said the friend always looked after her son and he was always looking clean. others are voicing a great deal of angry. the head of the philadelphia chapter of