i want to bring in aaron david miller.n we talk about that relationship between these two powerful global figures, i want to point out to everybody this excerpt you wrote. "the president doesn't trust the prime minister and sees him as a con man. the prime minister in turn views the president as bloodless and too emotionally disconnected. he doesn't understand. he's not alone in that." how fragmented is this relationship? how much do they have to overcome to strike a united front? one that is genuine? >> it will be one of the best meetings they have ever had, i suspect, even though the relationship has been rocky. probably one of the rockiest since i have been watching israeli prime ministers. in large part, there are personality differences. benjamin netanyahu is confident. the president is morer sur ree. it has poisoned the u.s.'s relationship. but i think despite all of that, that this will be a good meeting. neither man wants a fight. neither man can afford a fight. it has less to do with political reasons than policy

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. >> for more on today's move by the assad regime, joined by david miller, currently a fellow at the woodrow wilson center in washington. just looking at the six points being released from our freedom for prisoners, allowing journalists, allowing them to demonstrate. are the syrians likely to implement this? >> i think the problem is there is too much blood, too much history, and not enough political space to compromise. >> what do you mean? correct any long term solution will have to involve -- >> any long-term solution will have to involve fundamental change. against that backdrop, you still have to much blood, too much sectarian tension and to much violence pricey this as a delay for maneuvering and i am -- and too much violence. i see this as a delay for maneuvering and i am afraid there will be too much violence going forward. >> if they have agreed to this, then that is change. >> all of this is fine, and perhaps those sorts of steps can be implemented, but the fundamental problem remains the same. you have a regime that is authoritarian in absolute control. the opposition want

> for more on today's move by the assad regime, i spoke to the state department adviser, karen david miller, currently a fellow at the center for international studies. just looking again at some of these six points, releasing prisoners, allowing free movement for journalists, freedom to demonstrate. both kofi annan and hillary clinton said implementation is the key. are the syrians likely to implement? >> the problem is there's too much history and not enough political space to compromise. >> what do you mean? >> in other words, any long- term solution will have to involve fundamental change in the nature of the regime and its capacity to implement power. you simply have too much blood and too much violence. this is a framework for invasion, the l.a.n. maneuvering. and i am afraid -- the delay and maneuvering. and i'm afraid this will continue. >> people have not been allowed to demonstrate freely and have not had freedom of association before. if the syrians accept that, that is change. >> freedom of release, freedom of association, humanitarian gestures, all of this is fine. but the fund

>>shepard: wow, david lee miller, thank you very much. man a lot to thing about.minal defense attorney randy zelin and fox news legal analyst, mercedes is with us today. this will be tough on the kid. tough on the mom. reasonable tough on the woman who kidnapped the kid. we have a statute of limitations. >>randy: we do and as lawyers we follow the law. and the law has determined at some point in time it is, yes, we do --. >> no, not this case. >>randy: the law has determined you cannot prosecute someone, the case is too old you lose your witnesses, someone behaved themselves. >> you know what she avoided detection, she did not put that child to school. in the interest of justice we have seen judge whose have extended the statute. this is a baby taken from the biological mother, and obviously was undetectable because the child they changed the name did not put him in school and she avoid the detection, so many the judge can say, we may have a statute of limitations but you are going to be charges brought. >>shepard: and another thing, the police stopped investigati

center to try to bring you a very good conversation and i can't think of anybody better than aaron david miller who worked for six administrations so far, i won't out his favorite one. but six secretaries of state. i guess it wasn't six administrations, six secretaries of state. he's not that old. six secretaries of state so far. and writes and talks knowledgebly on this issue to introduce our panel. welcome to all of you. welcome to our audience and our broader audience. this is a time when it's important for the public to understand the facts and it's a big honor to head an institute that cares deeply about making sure we present the facts. thank you very much. >> jane, thank you very much. you had large shoes to fill in the wake of these departure but your intelligence, experience and style and witt has really begun to fill them in. it's a pleasure and honor to be with you and to join al. thank you for your generosity and supporting these programs. and welcome to all of you. today's panel, i'm hopeful, will be as entertaining as it's going to be informative. woodrow wilson was our only phd p

fbi director david miller says the cyber threats would surpass terrorism as this country's top concern. miller testified at the senate select committee in january. terrorism is still the agency's top priority, but in the future it will likely be shifting second to involving cyber threats. >>> the penn state sex abuse scandal has upset a lot of parents. >> new information for you this morning on that scandal where prosecutors now say jerry sandusky targeted at least eight children. >>> plus check out this little baby. we're going to explain why this 8-month-old has such a fascination with our own meteorologist lynette charles. >>> five things you need to know before you head out the door. harvest for the hungry begins at statewide food drive today. this year the program aims at collecting more healthier foods than in years past >>> >>> governor martin o'malley will emphasize the importance of reading today. he will kick off read across maryland month. >>> according to the times, the baltimore ravens are expected to designate pro bowl running back ray rice today. >>> and a pretrial heari

. >> david miller believes splitting vote is working to romney's advantage. >> if gingrich were to drop out in illinois it would help santorum. i think it would have helped in ohio and michigan. >> abc 7's political analyst says having gingrich in the race will more likely help santorum. especially if he appeals to social conservatives in rural areas in the country. >> it doesn't make either one of them closer to being a nominee. but it has a better shot at keeping mitt romney from getting 1144. >> first to win 1144 wins the nomination. republican ad man. >> he's a good narrative to talk about gingrich and santorum. romney piled up more delegates last night. >> that is true. and romney pointed out that the math is on his side. >> this not what he wants to do. he wants to talk about obama, jobs. >> this former head of the california republican party says it's pushed candidates off message. a current chair says the tone hurt. >> and very few of us want that bickering throughout the customer. >> but it show nose signs of ending. newt gingrich says he's staying in until the convention. >> i

joining me is aaron david miller former advisor to six secretary of states and author of upcoming booka have another great president. which is question of the essential. >> they have story today that the president is planning to warning netanyahu on military strike on iran which suggests this could be, i think maybe a very tense if not acrimonious meeting. ace understand it, you don't think so, why? >> given the last week and some of the disagreements, this will be the worst meeting they ever had. this could be the best. this will be the ninth time they met. neither man wants to fight and neither man can afford it. on the issue of iran, they disagree on the issue of military trying the last thing they want to show iran or the chinese and russians there is fundamental divergence in their view. so the president wants red light from netanyahu. he wants assurance that the israelis will not strike and the prime minister wants a green light from the president that if in fact the israelis believe they must, then the administrate support them. >> gregg: neither is going to get what they want.

david lee miller has the details of what happened today.orter: during trial, the prosecution were brother hinted from alleging he caused the student to take his life and the defense said there were other reasons for the suicide, but, his death was on the mines of many in the courtroom. the defendant did not testify during trial and did not say a word after the verdict. his lawyers argue that he was not motivated by hostilities toward gays when he set up the camera that transmitted video during an encounter with another man. the recent argued that he was intimidated by the roommate and he tweeted about what he seen and sent a text on a planned viewing party. the jury read a verdict that could get him deported to india, and a sentence of 10 years, he showed no emotion. >> the man could have been guilty. >> guilty of all 15 counts including witness tampering. and he and the families were both in the courtroom, and ravi and his parents left without saying a word and parents held a brief news conference. >> some of the people you meet in your li

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david lee miller with the news. he live from the protest in new york city union square which i believe is going down to the united nations; is that right, david lee? >> actually, shepard, we're told it's washington square park. the rally which began in union square about an hour and a half ago is now ending and over my shoulder you can seat thousands and thousands of in attendance. they are now making their way down 14th street here in new york. just a short time ago. parents appear here. many have waited a few hours to hear them speak. they are in new york on a media tour. they will not forget what happened to their son and they are demanding justice. here is some of what his father had to say. >> the people are not going to stand by and let this unjust go by. that we can't sweep anything. we can't sweep any of these crimes under the rug anymore. >> there were thousands in attendance message to be heard in sanford, florida, where the shooting took place. and around the country as well. here is some of what the part

>> shepard: david lee miller in new york tonight.t in the face of international pressure over its suspected nuclear weapons program. but will it change its tune if its money dries up? we're about to find out because a huge change happened with iran today and we will tell you all about it and what did rick santorum mean exactly when he said puerto ricans need to speak english if they want to be a state. oh, he is clarifying those controversial remarks. plus, can your pizza guy do this? ♪ >> shepard: perhaps more importantly would you want your pizza guy to do this? that's next. bottom of the hour, want to news on fox. back then, he had something more important to do. he wasn't focused on his future but fortunately, somebody else was. at usaa we provide retirement planning for our military, veterans and their families. now more than ever, it's important to get financial advice from people who share your military values. call now for our free guide and tips on planning for your retirement this tax season. ♪ oh, my maltipoo's depressed.

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david lee miller. good evening. >> good evening, shepard.n fact, both the prosecution and the defense here were prohibited by the judge from arguing about tyler clementy's motive for committing suicide. his death was on the minds of many in the courtroom. after the guilty verdict, saying nothing to reports. prosecutors told the jury he set up a web man to spy on sexual encounter. he tweeted and sent text about the video. destroyed evidence and lied about what he had done. his attorney argued his client was just an immature kid and not anti-gay. he said the web cam was initially set up to provide security. the jury didn't buy it he listened with no visible emotion convicted of 15 counts send him to prison for 10 years and result in deportation to india. >> did commit the offense of invasion of privacy, knowing the conduct constituting invasion of privacy would cause tc to be intimidated because of sexual orientation, not guilty or guilty? >> guilty. >> ravi was released on bail and left the courtroom with his parents. clementy's mother and fa

david lee miller is live in our new york city newsroom. he has details on all these arrests. reporter: that's right, jon. at this hour new york city police are trying to learn the identity of the man who sent out a threatening tweet over the weekend telling occupy wall street demonstrators and i quote, we won't make a difference if we don't kill a cop or two. now the tweet was posted saturday night by someone using handle after protestors and cops clashed in zuccotti park. they are trying to get a subpoena to learn the tweeter's real name, the man behind the tweet. he lives in florida, says he's in the military, and never actually attended an occupy wall street rally. he says his remark was taken out of context. >> i never told anyone, hey, why don't you go out there and kill a cop today. >> reporter: demonstrators are trying to revive the occupy movement. over the weekend here in new york city there were a total of 74 arrests, including one woman who suffered a seizure after she was taken into custody. police have charged that woman with assault, and they've released a video,

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lower manhattan here's what it said we will make a difference if we don't kill a cop or two david lee miller like. there was somebody from florida that sent this tweet about killing a cop which is by no means ok but it was some random person in florida and they weren't talking about the fact that seventy three people got arrested and all these people were getting beat up what do you think. well i think that the mainstream media has a very hard time understanding the idea that no one person speaks for occupy and occupy doesn't have that one tweet could never speak for occupy and that any anybody can identify as an occupier and i think that it's not surprising at all that the mainstream media would latch onto a kind of i think random. tweet like that as opposed to covering the arrests i mean even some of the. less explicitly conservative coverage of the events on saturday night said dozens of protesters arrested when we're talking about seventy three i mean that's over sixty thousand so it doesn't seems to be a little bit misleading and when you have this footage of a woman in handcuffs having

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david lee miller is live in our new york bureau with more on this story. david lee nobody thinks there is anything joking about it discussion of killing police. >> reporter: no one here is laughing. new york city police are trying to learn the identity of the man who sent out the sweet over over the weekend. they are trying to get a subpoena. the tweet said, quote, we won't make a difference if we don't kill a cop or two. the tweet was posted as the protestors clashed in lower zuccotti park. they are trying to get a subpoena to learn the tweeter's real name. the man behind the tweet has spoke tone a local radio station and newspaper. we know he lives in florida, he's in the military and he says he never actually attended an occupy wall street rally. he says his tweet was simply taken out of context. >> i never told anyone, hey, why don't you go out there and kill a cop today. >> reporter: over the weekend 74 people in new york were arrested including one woman seen on police video elbowing an officer in the face. minutes later she was arrested and handcuffe

david lee miller is trying to piece all this together. it is early on, david lee. what do we have at the moment? >> reporter: most importantly let's say at the outset here that this incident is not believed to be in any way related to terrorism but there were very tense moment this is morning. authorities say a 29-year-old man simply forgot he had fireworks in a backpack. he was boarding a us airways flight to be headed to san francisco. the police say the suspicious items as you mentioned included a glass jar with duct tape and was essentially a homemade m-80. there were other items not identified. they say there was nothing assembled. there was no device. they do not believe any harl was intended. the individual in custody said he had the fireworks was using them in some way to start a business. he was conducting experiments. the fbi, tsa and other law enforcement are trying to speak to his friends and family to determine if that story is true. again, no way connected to terrorism. bill: what problems did this cause, david lee? >> reporter: there were a few tense

david lee miller. thank you very much. bill: 27 minutes past the hour.o scary even the police could not believe their eyes. >> this was a running gunbattle. something like you see in the movies. people were ducking for cover. it was quite a sight. bill: this sight was no movie. and end results were deadly. new details on a possible motive after this texas shooting spree. juliet: plus, bill, more than 100 lawmakers saying they have no confidence in attorney general eric holder but now calls of support from the top voices in the democratic party. how long will eric holder hold on? >> do you believe you're capable of running the top law enforcement agency in this country? >> when you look at everything i've done in this department for the past three years and you look at the department in the state that it was in when i got here -- [ male announcer ] this was how my day began. a little bird told me about a band... ♪ an old man shared some fish stories... ♪ oooh, my turn. ♪ she was in paris, but we talked for hours... everyone else buzzed about the band. the

david lee miller has the story. >> it is a difficult day here of shared pain between peyton, myself,s, everyone. the 18 jersey will never be worn again by a cold on the field. >> reporter: the colts owner alongside peyton manning as the team announces it is releasing the star importer back. the team has decided to pass on the $28 million bonus owed to manning and not pick up up the four remaining years on his contract. manning played every game in his first 13 seasons before missing all of last year after three neck surgeries. >> it has been and honor to play in indianapolis. i do love it here. i love the fans and i will always enjoy having played for such a great team. >> manning led the colts to the 2006 super bowl title earning him the mvp. at the white house, president bush singled him out. >> peyton, thank you for being a fine person and a good quarterback. >> reporter: fans in indianapolis share the same sentiment. >> a sad day i think to see peyton leave because he has meant so much to the city and to the colts. but it is just business. >> the best quarterback ever, period. i

fox's david lee miller has the story. >> count one, invasion of privacy, we find the defendant guiltyt guilty as to t.c. >> guilty. >> reporter: darren ravi sat silently in court as the forewoman read the charges he faces. after it was over the jury found him guilty on all the charges against him as a whole. >> the jury deadlocked on some parts of subsections of all 15 charges, but it didn't really matter because as long as the jury found him guilty on one of the subcharges in each of the 15 counts, then all of the 15 counts held and that's what happened today. >> reporter: ravi will spend more than 10 years behind bars for the more serious charges, invasion of privacy and a hate crime. >> we are very thankful to the jury. we think thatted over was overwhelming. >> reporter: tyler clementi -- that our evidence was overwhelming. >> reporter: tyler clementi took his life days after realizing he was spied on by ravi. his family wanting the spotlight to remain on the issue even though the trial is over. >> we hope that the media attention will not fade and that positive efforts on these i

david lee miller watching the developments from our newsroom. david lee?: authorities say the incident at about 5:30 this morning at philadelphia international is not believed to be connected to terrorism. 29-year-old joseph picklow of dallas, pennsylvania, faces a federal charge of destruction of a destructive device after he tried to board a flight with fireworks in his carry-on luggage. he told investigators he forgot the items were in his backpack and had been experimenting with them as part of a new wiz venture -- business venture. the suspicious items included a water bottle filled with flash powder and commercial-grade m-80 fireworks. other items not yet identified are now undergoing testing, and in an abundance of caution the security checkpoint was closed for about 20 minutes while officials established a safe perimeter, but there were no flight disruptions. authorities say it is not uncommon for passengers to forget they have banned items in carry-on luggage, but that's no excuse for breaking the law. >> he is facing serious charges because not a

david lee miller has details on all of this. david? >> reporter: jenna we're getting a better idea what actually happened aboard the flight from dallas-ft. worth to chicago when the flight attendant apparently snapped and suffered a mental breakdown. in addition to 911 calls, there is new video, a passenger on a first class recordinged dint on his cell phone as crewmembers tried to restrain the 43-year-old flight attendant as these she made threats to those on board. >> get out of my way!. >> guys? >> somebody call 911 security system. i have to kill passengers before we take off. >> reporter: passenger recorded that video put down the cell phone to help crewmembers to restrain the flight attendant but the audio was still recording. listen. >> with navy seals? you seal team six? back off. >> haven't been to church in 10 years. i'm going to hell. >> why would you be going to hell, ma'am. >> i didn't pray before i shut the doors. >> reporter: they have an emergency dispatcher trying to calm the passenger fierce. >> airport 911. what is y

david lee miller is live in the new york newsroom. what do we know about the person who made this threat? >> reporter: not a great deal is known about his identity. apparently that tweet took place 11:39 saturday night as at situation began to escalate in lower manhattan after demonstrators and police first clashed this weekend. the nypd is trying to get a subpoena to learn the identity of this individual. the person who made the tweet was in florida and he never attended an occupy rally. he said the tweet was a joke and a short time ago this individual spoke to a local radio station. he described himself as a member of the radio station. he said i never told anyone hey, why don't you kill a cop today. i never said that once. he says he was taken out of context when you look at that tweet. but you have to ask that question how much context is in a tweet when it's limited to 140 characters. he did say we won't make a difference if we don't kill a cop or two today. arthel: new york city police are not worried about context. just like yo

david lee miller is here to bring us the latest in addition to the new 911 calls. david, we understand there is new video? >> that's right. a passenger in first class, kevin rich. he recorded what took place on the plane. we've seen other video. this is the first time we get an up-close look. it puts you in the first class partment, first class passenger, rich, rolled this recording only feet away from a flight attendant as she suffered some type of mental attack. listen and watch. >> this is has not happened to me since 9/11 and i'm not putting up with it!. >> navy seals? you seal team six. >> back off. >> haven't been to church in 10 years. i'm going to hell. >> you're not going to hell. why would you be going to hell, ma'am? >> before i shut the doors and cross-check. >> reporter: that was audio portion. he began to roll video, allison. he realized the crew needed help to subdue the troubled flight attendant. he left his seat. there is the video playing now he did record. you hear the flight attendant. you can hear her shouting at times. get out of my way. someon