chilling plot since the attacks of 9/11 the david lee miller is live outside u.s. district court in brooklyn, new york. david, what can you tell us about the man on trial? >> reporter: well, his name is hardly a household name by any measure in the united states. he was a high school friend of najibullah zazi. that is significant because zazi has now been convicted of that failed subway bombing. prosecutors allege the two men and others traveled to pakistan and then were trained by al qaeda. they returned to the united states to take part in what is described as martyrdom operations. he is charged with 11 counts, gregg, including conspiracy to use weapons of mass destructions. what is especially significant, expected next day, possibly as soon as this morning. some of the other alleged and convicted terrorists in this case including najibullah zazi, are going to testify, gregg. gregg: how was he caught in the end, david? >> reporter: it was under very bizarre circumstances. he had been under fbi surveillance the fbi went to

david lee miller covering the proceedings today and is he live on the top story at the bottom of the hour for us. we have some new information about this suspected plot, it's my understanding, david lee. >> that's right, shepard. new information on the first day of what is supposed to be a three week trial. according to a government witness, a convicted terrorist, al qaeda wanted the subway attack to take place while george w. bush was still in office o. the original plan was to explode a car bomb, but the terrorists apparently lost a page from their instruction booklet and then decided they would have to make due with suicide vests. the defendant then suggested that those vests, the device be constructed in the apartment building in new york city where he was working as a door man. that plan was knicksed, shepard? >> it's my understanding the feds have a slew of convicted terrorists to be witnesses in this thing. what is the defense doing to discredit that bunch? >> that's right, there is a very long list of convicted terrorists that are supposed to testify at this trial. and if what

david lee miller is live with the latest. >> reporter: delta flight 1036 from jfk to l.a. lasted only 25 minute. they were white-nuclear eld for flyinknuckled minutes. they credit the crew for keeping everyone calm and landing that boeing 747. >> delta 1063 has had an engine flail you are on the right engine due to a bird stripe. >> you're just going to go in visually. >> delta 1063 that would be great. just to to let you know our stats, we have 179 souls on board. >> reporter: the majority of bird strikes take place at a low altitude of 500 feet or less.

fox's david lee miller has the story. >> reporter: the united states putting up a $10 million reward for this man, mohammed sayeed, blamed for the terrorist attacks on mumbai leaving 166 dead. >> the biggest threat to the world is pakistan which is sadly india's neighbor. >> reporter: sayeed speaking out on tv saying he's not hiding in caves and putting up protests. pakistani is protesting the nato supply lines last tuesday, sayd captured on camera speaking out. >> pakistani people are not willing to allow the resumption of nato supplies and they will not allow it in the future. >> reporter: the administration now faces questions over whether taxpayer dollars should be used to

david lee miller is down at ground zero right now. it's a big day down there, isn't it? >> yes, it is, steve, a very big day and we expect the building to actually become taller than the empire state building in just the next few hours. take a look behind me. we're going to actually pan up one world trade center and you can see the work in progress. the building now standing at just under 1250 feet, 1250 feet is the height of the empire state building. later today, it is going to surpass that. it is expected to surpass it by approximately 21 feet. we should know more later and in a moment, i'll have a little scorecard for you. let's take a look now at some time lapse photography that shows you the construction of the building. you can see it constructed here in what appears to be just a matter of seconds but in actuality, what took place was years of blood, sweat and tears. let's not lose sight of the fact that nearly 3,000 people lost their lives at this site, the construction of this building has really transformed lower

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david lee miller has more from lower manhattan. >> reporter: one world trade centre becoming the tallestk city steel columns on the 100th floor placed making the building more than 1250 feet high, that is high enough to peek over the roof of the empire state building. >> i would like to welcome you to one world trade center as of now, is the tallest building in new york city. and well on our way to being the tallest building in the western hems fire so very exciting day. >> one world trade center isn't expected to reach full height for at least another year when completed the 104 floor sky stripper will be the tallest building in theist, surpassing the willis tower chicago and the third tallest in the world, dubai's burg khalifa will remain the tallest building. >> one world is more iconic for new york, new jersey our surrey i don't know a symbol of -- our region, it is a cymbal of liberty -- symbol of liberty and pride, of our community and men and women who worked tirelessly to build the most complex construction project in our history. >> the major milestone comes one day before the a

when saigon bureau chief david miller went to tokyo, i cabled him, but not directly, through new york. advising him that we had entertained the captain in the usual fashion last night, and he was now on route to tokyo on another secret mission. i suggested miller treat him properly. captain calendar roamed the world's hot spots like that for three decades. the middle east, belfast, the gulf, even india and pakistan. the first years were lonely. he needed a companion. so mrs. greg calendar appeared. some of us sprung for the wedding in cairo, others subsidized the honeymoon in tel aviv. captain calendar became a colonel. he didn't go out on assignment too much anymore. preferred to stay in washington with his wife and two children whose birthdays we remembered with gifts. but there were those of us who recalled him fondly, especially as college tuition bills came due. in 1993 when cbs and i were going through a divorce, it seemed fitting that captain, now colonel calendar, be retired as well. for this final party, the end of his secret life he could appear in public. i took my friends

aaron david miller, advisor of six secretaries of state and author of "can america have another greatdent?" >> will they succeed to buy time to further their nuclear program? >> that would be my initial assumption. we talked about war and the international community sat on the collective chair wondering and worrying about whether or not the israelis might strike unilaterally. now, the focus is on let's make a deal. i suspect for the next six months you are not going to have war or a deal because in the end you've got two immovable forces. you have them under great pressure and not ready to surrender their determination to reduce their capacity to produce a weapon and you have international community led by primarily the united states with the president on the record that he determined to prevent iran from acquiring a weapon. i suspect this tom and jerry game will go on for the next four or five months. its process over results. but at some point i would argue in 2013 the decision is going to have to be made. if the mullahs are determined to continue to develop the capacity which would

>> shepard: david lee miller live tonight in new york. david lee, thank you.are getting our first look at former vice president dick cheney since his heart transplant. here he is home from the hospital, 10 days after the operation they tell us. aids say he got out today. remember, doctors told us he was out of bed and standing up the day after surgery. the former v.p. is now 71 years old. his doctors say he has had five heart attacks. critics question whether his heart should have gone to someone younger. he waited almost two years for this transplant. doctors tell us there is nothing absolutely out of the ordinary for any of this. more that be 3,000 people are waiting just as vice president cheney did for two years according to the national organ sharing network. the united states government today put a 10-million-dollar bounty on a pakistani militant leader believed to have been the mastermind of a 2008 terrorist attacks in mumbai, india. pakistan arrested the terrorist suspect after the attacks but later released him without charge. now we're told he travel

>>shepard: david lee miller in brooklyn, new york.zer prize winning journalist, judith miller and fellow at manhattan instituted think tank. you say the way necessity got radicalized is of interest here and, also, of this one sort of surprise one time secret witness. >>guest: what is happening the nypd is paying very close attention to this case because this the most serious case by all accounts, the most serious plot against new york since 9/11, and, therefore, it is really important to understand how three young gives from flushing, from high school, kind of football players all american guys, even though they were afghan, two were afghan and one was bosnian, how they became suicide bombers is crucial to preventing the next attack. what is interesting, is that it is pretty clear there were some local instances, including a sheik at a mosque and that al-awlaki, one of the founders and guiding spirit of al qaeda in america, and another american, and who was killed in a drone attack, that his videos, his tapes, his certificate machines

fox's david lee miller has the story. >> reporter: the united states putting up a $10 million reward for this man, mohammed sayeed, blamed for the terrorist attacks on mumbai leaving 166 dead. >> the biggest threat to the world is pakistan which is sadly india's neighbor. >> reporter: sayeed speaking out on tv saying he's not hiding in caves and putting up protests. pakistani is protesting the nato supply lines last tuesday, sayd captured on camera speaking out. >> pakistani people are not willing to allow the resumption of nato supplies and they will not allow it in the future. >> reporter: the administration now faces questions over whether taxpayer dollars should be used to capture sayd. how much, the indians offering for this? >> i don't know. >> reporter: sayeed makes frequent public appearances in pakistan and the administration hopes someone will turn on him to collect the reward. david lee miller, fox news. >>> a rare glimpse tonight into just how much drives in virginia are forking over -- drivers in virginia are forking over for speeding tickets and the amount might surpris

fox's david lee miller has the story. >> reporter: $9 million bond each for two men held in connectionh three murders, the shooting shaking tulsa oklahoma's african american community to its core. 19-year-old jake friend and 32- year-old al van watts -- jake england and 32-year-old al van watts. each face first degree murder charges as well as two counts of shooting with intent to kill. an anonymous tip led police to the pair. >> it's too early to tell on that in terms of who was the shooter and who was not. >> reporter: a police spokesman said facebook postings contributed to england a wish to get revenge for his father's murder could have been a factor. >> the investigation always includes social networking sites. >> reporter: the crime scenes are all within 3 miles, three people killed in the murder spree spanning a one-hour period early friday. >> i think that somebody that committed these crimes were very upset with black people. that person happened to be a white person. the people that they happened to kill and shoot were black people. that if it's the -- that fits the bill for

for "teen kids news," i'm david lee miller, "fox news channel in the classroom." >> when disaster hits, there's always one sure sign of hope -- the american red cross. but as monika reports, the red cross helps people in many ways. >> the story of the american red cross starts here, in washington d.c. during the civil war, the sanitary commission was started to help sick and injured union soldiers. a woman named clara barton joined that effort. she became known as "the angel of the battlefield." >> during the americanlefield." civil war, it wasn't too common for women to be near the battlefield. clara barton changed all that by providing aid to soldiers, and so that's why they called her the angel of the battlefield. >> after the war, she visited europe and learned about an organization there called the international red cross. >> the international red cross movement started in europe to help relieve the suffering of people affected by war. it was founded by henry dunant, a swiss businessman, and still today, we honor him by using the reverse of the swiss flag for our symbol -- the red

we're joined by david campos. lisa miller, give us the announcements. >> silent electronic devices, and completed speaker cards or documents should be submitted to the clerk. items will be on the april 17 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. supervisor mar: item one. >> resolution authorizing a grant in the amount of $180,000 to implement existing commercial buildings energy performance ordnance. -- ordinance. supervisor mar: mr. rodriguez? >> guillermo rodriguez. the department of the environment was awarded a grant of $180,000 to support the implementation of the existing commercial building performance ordinance. it was adopted in february of 2011 and requires each commercial building 10,000 square feet or greater to annually report the energy performance, conduct an energy audit every five years, and direct the department of the environment to make transparent all of those findings. the grant funds will be used to support the implementation of the program and promote the collaborative effort in making sure

megyn: david lee miller, live again, 10-plus years later proving anything is indeed possible at a veryferent ground zero in new york city. david lee. >> reporter: indeed megyn, some would say near miraculous. there's a spot where i am now standing, that was strewn with burning debris, there were thousands of bodies, trapped underneath the rubble. today, though, the scene here is indeed very, very different. this is a construction site, not just any construction site, however, and in just a few moments' time, a significant milestone is going to be passed. let's take a look now at some time lapsed photography that shows you what has taken place at one world trade center. this video, a matter of seconds, but it shows the blood, sweat and toil of the last six years. that's when this project began in earnest. it is a project that has transformed not just lower manhattan, but in great measure the city of new york and the building itself now stands as a symbol for the revitalization of america to show that america has recovered from the events that day, so many years ago. let's go live, once

we heard from david blithe who dominated frederick douglass. james mcpherson nominated a miller david farragut and you heard the nomination of george b. mcclellan. we're going to open up our phone lines for your thoughts and your comments and questions about the day and hear your comments for john mountcastle as well. a couple of ways you can participate by phone, the numbers are 202-3855. and also for the mountain and pacific it's 585-3856. we wanted to remind you in case you missed today's procedure at the library of virginia, we will reair all of this in its entirety including the phone segments this evening at 6:00 p.m. eastern and 1:00 a.m. eastern on sunday morning. that's ahead of us. also this afternoon if you don't get through on the phones if you want to make a comment at twitter.com you can do that and the handle we're using for twitter is totw1862. and also on facebook, facebook.com/cspan. before we speak to john mountcastle. a tweet from tammy price, she says her choice for person of the year 1862 would be frederick douglass although i think lincoln would be better

gregg: david lee miller live in brooklyn. david, thanks very much. martha?artha: it is kind of a remark that could resonate as loud as ballot box in november as they do today. a democratic advisor saying ann romney, never worked a day in her live according to hillary rosen. now michele bachmann weighs in. >> i will tell you mitt said to me more times than you imagine, ann, your job is more important than mine. great . great grains cereal starts whole and stays whole. great . see the seam? more pcessed flakes look nothing like natural grains. i'm eating what i kn is better nutrition. mmmm. great grains. search great grains and see for yourself. [ technician ] are you busy? management jt sent over these new technical manuals. they need you to translate them into portuguese. by tomorrow. [ male announcer ] ducati knows it's better for xerox to manage their global publications. so they can focus on building amazinbikes. with xerox, you're read for real business. on ourar insurance. great! at progressive, you can compare rates side by side, so you get the same co

rick: david lee miller, live for us. david, thanks.enna: another important story for your family today. a inma juror food recall to tell you about involving a popular brand of lettuce. we'll have that for you straight ahead. jenna: a new next hour, hate to bewarer of bad news but you have one day left to file your taxes. we have brand new polling. do you think the government takes too much of your income? rick: i think i can guess the results of that poll. jenna: we'll have that coming up. also a new wave of attacks in syria. how it affects the sees fire there or lack thereof. we'll be live with that story. >>> has the media coverage of trayvon martin shooting been fair? the national rifle association says no. our mead media watch panel take as close closer look later next hour. rick: fox news is election headquarters and republican candidate mitt romney promising to scale back size of government. at a recent fund-raiser in florida he promises to eliminate or shrink several government agencies including departments of education and hou

david lee miller live in the newsroom. david, what do we know about the shooting? >> reporter: let's start with this. this was in greenland, new hampshire. this is hour's drive north of boston. this was not the first time the police were called to the home of 29-year-old, colin mutry the police arrived last night, members of a drug traffic force to serve a search warrant. among the officers was greenland police chief michael maloney. they believe some type of drug deal was taking place. shots were fired within the home. chief maloney was killed. according to one report he was shot in the head. four officers from other departments were wounded. a s.w.a.t. team arrived on the scene including a armored vehicle. those in the home barricaded themselves inside. authorities briefly communicated with mutry then things went eerily silent. listen. >> negotiators at that time were attempting to make contact with him inside the residence but were unsuccessful to do so, were unable to do so. at approximately 2:00 a.m. a decision was made to place a robot and to breach the door

david lee miller in the newsroom. david, thanks so much.na: well our space shuttles may be retired but astronauts aboard the international space station still need food and supplies and that's where this russian booster comes in. the unmanned freighter, blasted off from a launch base in kazakhstan, easy enough for me to say. kazakhstan, ferrying nearly three tons of supplies to the space stays. this is the second of five cargo deliverly missions to the station for 2012. russia plans three more launches in july, november and december. you were supposed to see video but we'll keep that a mystery for you. we'll try to get that. >>> the balance of power in washington at stake as we get colorser to the november elections. a look at the house and senate races. >>> the fbi searching a manhattan basement for etan patz. a 6-year-old boy's disappearance in 1979 sparked a effort to keep children safe. we have the same forensic pathologist, michael ad baden on this case back in 1979 live with us next hour [ male announcer ] a car is either luxury or it

aaron david miller why you would said net yaw who would call obama a con man?of context --. >> [inaudible]. >> or obama would call net hue a con man? >> that is my own view. i have written it three or four times. i have not a sled of empirical evidence that is how the president thinks of the prime minister. but having worked for four or five presidents and have a done secretaries of state and what he was told about the prime minister and his first incarnation, from many people, some who are in his administration still, some who are not, i a absolutely persuaded that the president believes that netanyahu is insincere and at a minimum. has no interest whatsoever in pursuing a serious negotiation with the, with the palestinians and if the president could find a way to get even with him, stick it to him, if he could, which relates to the second question, on the second term, i think he would . . >> soon to be president says to sharone, we have driveways in this country wider than -- country longer than this is wide. i'm not saying he's an anti-semitism, but his capa

david lee miller at ground zero for us right now. 1 world trade center right now, david? >> reporter: it is just about 1250 feet that is the height of the empire state building and just about two hours time, jon, it is going to surpass that. let's pan up. look at this majestic building. it is awe-inspiring and you can see for yourself this work as it progresses on this cool spring day here in lower manhattan. while this figure of 1250 is really symbolic in many respects, this building has really transformed lower manhattan. it has revitalized new york's -- following the attacks of 9/11. many tourists here today gazing upwards in absolute awe of this engineering feat. jon? jon: wow! how does it compare with the rest of the country and really outside the country? >> reporter: here's a brief scorecard. when the 1 world trade center is complete it will stand at 1776 feet that figure by the way is not a coincidence. it is going to surpass in just a few hours time the empire state building. it will soon surpass the willis tower in chicago.

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david lee miller down at ground zero. next stop, 1776.time called freedom tower will eventually be. >> coming up straight ahead on this show, the government have been pushing its green energy agenda with wind farms. turns out that's just a bunch of hot air, so to speak. the turbines doing more harm than good. wait until you hear the details. >> airports is the number one terror target in the united states. why would t.s.a. agents be hired without background checks? huh. i love cash back. withhe bankamericard cash rewards credit card, we earn more cash back for the things we buy most. 1% ca back everywhere, every time. 2% on grocers. 3% on gas. automacally. no hoops to jump through. no annual e. that's 1% back on... wow! 2% on my homemade lasagn 3% back on [ friends ] road trip!!!!!!!!!!!! [ male announcer ] get 1-2-3 percent cash back. apply online or at a bank of america near you. ♪ oh, there's a prize, all right. [ male announcer ] inside every box of cheerios are those great-tting little o's made from carefully selected oats that can h

gregg: david lee miller. thank you very much, david. rocket on autopilot now headed for the international space station. food, fuel and supplies all stuffed into this russian-made soyz booster, this is the second of five missions to the orbiting laboratory. two americans, three russians and a dutch astronaut are staffing the station and all of that comes as we watch the discovery roll into a moo tee um thmuseum the other day. gregg: two major issues making it very tough for the president's team to focus on re-election, how the secret service prostitution scanned disciple and the gsa spending spree could impact the battle for the oval office. martha: the secret service paying a visit to ted nugent. we'll tell you how that meeting went. gregg: i would have loved to have heard that. martha: be a fly on the wall? gregg: oh, yeah. one of the most powerful federal agencies that you have likely never heard of today, a warning about a new financial watchdog from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. [ male announcer ] drinking a smoothie with n

david lee miller is live with the latest on this. > reporter: jenna, not everyone is convinced that incident was an accident, especially considering world peace's past, before he legally changed his name from ron artest. on sunday, world peace was jeact dollars from a game for a flagrant foul, he says he got a little too emotional, celebrating a successful dunk and was pounding his chest, and oklahoma's james harden simply got in the way, officials looked at video before ejecting world peace from the game, he later apologized and said it was unintentional, he took to tweeter, hope james harden is okay, i remember when i was hit by marcus sol the same way, i suspect up blood during the game and in an ad he watched the replay again, oh, my celebration of the dunk was too much. didn't even see james. oh my god, oh my g, looks bad. and it was. harden suffered a concussion and will have to undergo evaluation before he plays again. as for world peace, his fate is now in the hands of the nba, which can issue a suspension, some say it's very

david lee miller is at ground zero. hotall is the world trade center at this point, david lee?it's going to surface the empire state building. we expect the formal announcement to be made later today in just a few hours. take a look at the building behind me. you can see the work continuing on his crisp, cool spring day. this is 100 floors above ground level, and it's expected later today it will surpass the empire state building by 21 feet, bringing the world fincial center to 271 feet. now, this is largely a symbolic event. symbolism does have a great deal of meaning. this building helped transform lower manhattan, it revitalized new york city and it has become a great sense of pride for the entire country. we expect a formal announcement to take place in just a few short hours. martha? martha: there is an incredible camaraderie. that will be an emotional moment for them when it mitts that milestone. how does this building compare with some of the tall buildings we see around the world? >> reporter: it's soon going to be the tallest building. the building is ultimately going