really becomes pretty empty. >> aaron david miller. a lot of interesting things.ng about the speech, obama is giving at west point in a few hours. book ending foreign policy here. ,000 then president bush outlined the new american strategy for the war on terror, defined this country up until this point. how thach deal wiey deal with t policy, military foreign pom see. it's a chance to close the book, what was essentially george bush's policies and move forward. >> it's interesting too. for the united states. they are criticized for being the world clils. when they withdraw, then they criticize again. for the american public. and we will have live coverage of obama's speech. cnn. coming up. 6 1/2 hours from now. >> of course. the european parliament it reeling after sun day's election brought major inroads for nationalists and anti--eu parties. >> the result of public anger. they're launching ee -- germanys chancellor and the french president spoke. >> we already feel pressure on the second day. we have how to either deep side. black or white. yes, no, that its not

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david lee miller live from the new york newsroom. > reporter: jon, this morning's hearing lasted list than five minutes. through it all all eyes on 16-year-old christopher place ken. hesy accused stabbing to death 16-year-old marron sanchez in the stairwell of their connecticut high school. during the hearing he is did not say a word. his parents who attorneys describe as numb over this unimaginable tragedy were not in court, taking their place an uncle who has been appoint ad guardian. his attorney says the 16-year-old who will be tried as an adult is being medicated and on suicide watch at the facility where he is being held. his lawyer says his client is exhibiting signs of psychosis but he is aware of what is happening. >> he certainly understands that he is charged with murder. he understands who we are and understands what our role is and understands the nature of the fact that this is a criminal procedure. whether he understands full ramifications that all remains to be seen. >> reporter: minutes after sanchez was stabbed plask

in philadelphia, david lee miller, fox news. >>> nsa leaker edward snowden say he is a human being who enjoys old episodes of the wire, sleeps comfortably at night and has no intention of going to jail for his actions. james rosen brings us more from snowden's debut. >> reporter: top house leaders agree thursday that ed snowden, the former national security agency i.t. contractor who leaked millions of documents about programs and is currently in self-imposed exile in russia should not be considered a patriot and should not receive leniency for returning home. >> he's damaged honorability to keep americans safe here and abroad. and there's no other word that should describe him other than a traitor. >> i really don't think we should set a precedent that says, if you reveal millions of documents, that's a patriotic thing and you're off free and clear. >> reporter: in his first u.s. television interview snowden told brian williams he wants to come home but will not stand trial on espionage trials because in such trials exculpatory evidence is not admitted. >> when people say, why don't y

david lee miller, live in the newsroom with more on that. david? philadelphia neighborhoods targeted for neglected buildings have seen a 74 million-dollar increase in property value. one reason this program is so effective, is unique way the city identifies properties that are in the earliest stages of distress. parts of tulip street in the northeast section of philadelphia are hardly a garden spot because of homes like this. but city housing inspector derek mccaul is helping to stop urban decay. he is enforcing a citywide ordnance that fines building owners $300 every day for each and every boarded up or otherwise neglected window and door. at this home, that is a daily fine of $3900. >> makes you feel good when you come to a property such as this one and, you see it this way. and then you come back to it, maybe six months from now and it is fixed. >> reporter: city statistics shows windows and doors ordnance as part after program to combat housing blight is making a difference. since 2011, 13,000 building owners have been cited for violations. 2,

david miller, topeka capital markets. great to see you. >> my pleasure. thanks, guys. 't wait. i absolutely can't wait. i would pay half a year's salary to sieve that in advance. liz: i'm a godzilla girl. controversy over high frequency trading, yes i am, over the michael lewis's book "flash boys," traveled to washington. they grappled with the assertion that markets are rigged. david: i can't believe they will allow that to move legislation. call this a case of bottle shock. we're not talking about movie of that name but a turning point in the longstanding rivalry between the u.s. and france over vino, wine. liz: one. most prestigious addresses in manhattan but its owner, billionaire former hedge fund titan is having a tough time selling that luxury apartment even though he cut millions off the asking price. find out more coming up. ♪. all stations come over to mission a for a final go. this is for real this time. step seven point two one two. verify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative software on the

there's some people fiercely critical, republicans especially, but aaron david miller wrote an interestingis visionless foreign policy that the president is pursuing seems to be working. maybe it's right for this moment, he said. >> you interviewed the president six times, four -- >> four times since he took office. >> what changes do you note? >> the hair is a little bit grayer, he remains very relaxed and calm and remains a careful talker. he parss words very carefully and that makes it a struggle to know where he stands. and that's what i think some of his critics are struggling with right now. for example we're wondering about syria, is he ready to aid the rebels more in syria or not? we got mixed messages from the administration and president on that. >> he was talking about syria. let's play a little bit of that from your interview. >> ultimately i did not think then and still do not believe that american military actions can resolve what is increasingly a sectarian civil war. and i also believe that ultimately the only way you're going to get a resolution that works for the syrian p

for "teen kids news," i'm david lee miller, "fox news channel in the classroom." >> this report is sponsored by the national road safety foundation. >> nice to meet you. it's emily. >> 18-year-old emily mochel is the winner of the drive2life psa contest, sponsored by the national road safety foundation. as part of her prize, she got to work with an award-winning director and tv crew to produce her concept for a public service announcement. the tv spot warns teens about the dangers of drinking and driving. >> this was a real "hands-on" experience. emily worked with the producer to get the props and set ready. >> so, what do you guys want to drink? >> can i have a head-on collision? >> she auditioned the volunteer actors and even had an on-camera role in the psa. >> cool party. >> hey, guys. what do want to drink? >> then it was off to the edit room to create the final spot. >> i mean, i thought that was good, 'cause, i mean, they're not actually drinking it, but it's... >> it looks like... >> they could be drinking it. >> yeah. >> with the spot completed, emily now has to officially present h

for "teen kids news," i'm david lee miller, "fox news channel in the classroom." >> about two out of every three homes in america has a pet. and when a beloved pet dies, for many of us, it's like losing a member of our family, so it's no surprise that many kids feel pain and grief that can last a long time. scott gets some advice on how to cope. >> this is pushkin. when the 12-year-old beagle died, owner sharon discorfano found a way to help her deal with the pain of the loss. every day, she'd write pushkin a letter. expressing how she felt helped so much, she actually wrote a book, "letters to pushkin." hello, sharon. >> hi. >> tell us a little bit about pushkin. >> pushkin was an adorable, little beagle that i welcomed into my home, and he was playful and feisty and really just added to our family so much. >> why did you decide to write letters to him after he died? >> well, when he passed away, i was really missing him, and i decided that writing letters would be a great way to spend a little time with him each day. and writing a letter would be a little bit different than writing

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we also welcome her husband david lauren and rebecca miller. thank you for being here today. [applause] i think that mayor bridges' three children have traveled across from the country to be with him today. we are very happy they could join us today. thank you. [applause] we are honored by the presence of several members of the bush family. president bush's sister, nancy bush-ellis is here today. ande bush, his nephew, nancy black and her husband thomas black. you have made this a very special occasion for all of us. [applause] i would like to extend a special welcome to our current and former public officials who have joined us today. congresswoman donna edwards of maryland. [applause] somebody who needs no introduction at this library since he is responsible for much of its success. my predecessor and for ms. u.s. senator -- former u.s. senator paul perl. [applause] and former senator olympia snowe. former governor johnson a new of new hampshire who was resident bush's white house chief of staff. and a special personal thank you to former transportation secretary andy card

martha: whoa, david lee miller live in the new york city newsroom. at is the latest on injuries, david lee? >> reporter: martha, the latest from the hospital that two of the circus performers are in critical condition. three others described as being in serious condition. this act was just beginning when a metal frame collapsed. eight woman hanging by their hair forming a human chandelier as it is described, fell about 35 feet. they landed on top of a 9th person who was also injured. according to the providence public safety commissioner, service em-- circus employees were responsible for making rigging was safe. 3900 adults and children watched tragedy take place. reaction was confusion and then horror. >> some guy ran offstage with a bloody head. i'm thinking something hit him in the head. and two girls were in neck braces and three girls were passed out and one girl was in a body cast. >> ambulances came in and they helped people and they brought like 10 or 12 people out on stretchers. what they seemed to all be fine. >> reporter: the federal occup

opposition leader ed miller band accused by david cameron of inappropriately promoting pfizer and astrazeneca run us to the charges that ed miller band is leveling at the prime minister. iband is leveling at the prime minister. >> they're doing all this by the books, they say. the business minister talking about this being in the public interest. there may be an opportunity for review. let's take a step back and look at the siemens -- ge deal. industrye french minister they're talking about the need for creating to european powerhouses. it kind of backfired. in part, or member, siemens made this deal and they made all kind of assurances that they would make new job cuts for three years. here, the script is flipped. here's what the ceo saying. keep 20% of combined r&d in the u.k.. that will be for at least five years. a substantial manufacturing facility would stay in macclesfield. that is what it seems to have gone in france. it is too early to tell in both cases. it seems that the public has a better sense of whether or not it will lead to more jobs are fewer jobs. >> i think the public is p

and to my right is supervisor tang, the vice-chair and president david chiu, the committee clerk is alicia miller and i'd also like to thank bill dill on and jesse larsen of sfgov-tv and so far staffing this meeting. madam clerk, are there any announcements? >> yes. please make sure so silence all cell phones and electronic device. completed speaker cards and any documents to be included as sparta of the file should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on may 20 board of supervisors meeting unless otherwise stated. >> thank you. can you please call item number 1? >> item number 1, ordinance amending the administrative code to establish the committee on city workforce alignment, to give the committee responsibility for planning and coordinating the city's workforce development programs, and to make other changes to the procedures governing the planning and implementation of workforce development programs. ~ implementation. >> okay, president chiu. >> thank you, madam chair. thank you, supervisor tang. thank you to members of the public for being with us this morning. colle

and to my right is supervisor tang, the vice-chair and president david chiu, the committee clerk is alicia miller. and i'd also like to thank bill dill on and jesse larsen of sfgov-tv and so far staffing this meeting. madam clerk, are there any announcements? >> yes.

we also welcome her husband david lauren and rebecca miller. thank you for being here today. i think that mayor bridges' three children have traveled across from the country to be with him today. we are very happy they could join us today. thank you. [applause] we are honored by the presence of several members of the bush family. president bush's sister, nancy bush-alice is here today. here today. and nancy lack. er husband thomas black. you have made this a very special occasion for all of us. [applause] extend like to expand -- a special welcome to our current and former public officials who have joined us today. congresswoman donna edwards of maryland. somebody who needs no this libraryat since he is responsible for much of its success. my predecessor and for ms. u.s. senator -- former u.s. senator paul perl. olympiaer senator snowe. former governor johnson a new of new hampshire who was resident bush's white house chief of staff. you special personal thank to former transportation secretary andy card who served president bush and that role is white house chief of staff. i

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miller lite we invented lite beer and the perfect six pack you're welcome [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight. funny man. new standup special for comedy central is called davidt went in because my show is not on. i held out. a mile later 98 store, bring it home. i don't know what is in those stores. i don't know what costs that much. what is there? thumb tacks and yarn. full store, full. everything. and the only thing i thought was weird was the home pregnancy test. [ laughter ] the girl in the regular pharmacy going, you know, i want to find out if i'm pregnant but i'm not spending more than a buck to find out. [cheers and applause] >> jon: please welcome back to the program david spade. [cheers and applause] what is up? how have been been? [cheers and applause] >> got some over here. >> jon: the picture of health. the picture of health. what is happening? >> got people here. i like it. got it all covered. >> jon: what if you didn't like it? >> i just push through. i like it. i saw your dog. got a nice dog back stage. my mom, quick story, boring. [laughter] my mom has two dogs and she's like obsessed now. takes them everywhere. when i go back home i go hey

david lee roth says he plans to devote more time to film career. the singer has appeared in more under his stage name. >> also ahead dennis miller selected as the best weekend update guy ever on "saturday night live." tonight, we will ask miller all about that. >> god i do hate myself. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor from los angeles. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> hi oil bill o'reilly, i'm reporting tonight from southern california, thanks for watching us, the v.a. scandal blows wide open. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. 26 facilities run by the veterans administration now being investigated for putting wounded warriors at risk. in phoenix, there are charges. the v.a. tried to cover up delays in service for as many as 1600 sick vets. 40 may have died while waiting for care. the situation is so intense that president obama had to address it today. we all know that it offensive takes too long for veterans to get the care that they need. that's not a new development. it's been a problem for decades. and it's been compounded by more than a decade of war. that's why when i came into office

the weekend, ed baller band -- miller and and the business secretary say this is not a bit in the interest of the u.k. and stronger is the much on jobs, in particular. davidcameron has not been opposed to this transaction and the government has been careful to make clear that they have certain red lines around research and development, and limit, and the u.k. government cannot stop this deal. there is no mechanism to stop it. it is a heavily regulated industry. if you're sitting in new york, you do not want to go toe to toe with the u.k. government in an industry like pharma. getting a tacit sign off from david cameron is essential in this deal. >> a strongly worded letter on the subject in the newspapers this morning in the u.k.. climb.up, the casualties we will bring you the latest on the crisis in the ukraine. we have a global strategist. >> welcome back. the fighting in the ukraine has intensified. special security forces have all ofn to the black sea city odessa. let's go to ryan chilcote. >> to give you a sense of the geographic part of this conflict , we start in the south of the ukraine. the gateway to the black sea and the third largest city. sen

david: demand for craft beer is rising with sales climbing 18% last year. now while many companies stay local, one craft beer company is trying hard to break out. big beer companies like millerusch have been losing market share in the u.s. as more consumers are turning to craft beer. but despite the rise in sales, craft beer is still only accounts for 14% of the $100 billion spent on beer each year. that means there is plenty of room for growth. enter up start montauk brewing company. its three founders began recipe crafting and testing batches six years ago, in the early stages of craft beer revolution. >> we started in my basement right here in montauk about a mile from the brewery. about 2008 we started brewing really small batch, five gallons at a time. the beer was good. so we realized we were on to something. david: before they could start marketing these beer pioneers had to raise capital and overcome sizable regulatory hurdles. >> it is tremendous amount of paperwork at the state level, federal level and then also our township. there was no brewery in the town code. when we approached east hampton town they were supportive but it took a long time. david: relatively s

miller. i was waiting for the prompt her to roll to remind me who i was. who.n burgundy, that's >> few families in america are as controversial as charles and david cook. worth -- ko they are each worth more than $50 billion. they have spent a huge chunk of that aruba last -- over the last few years on campaigns. make that ant to issue. >> the koch brothers. the koch brothers. the koch brothers wanted to bait? it is here. we have done it. -- the koch brothers are spending hundreds of millions of dollars telling obamacare is bad for them. these two brothers are trying to buy america. >> wow. there is a lot you may not know about this family including the fact that there are actually four koch brothers. the senior editor at mother jones is the author of a new biography, sons of wichita, how the koch brothers became america's most powerful and private dynasty. he joins us now. the first thing i thought about when i saw your book was it must have been a to research, write? i don't think the guys from the koch brothers want to talk to mother jones. >> they are an extraordinarily private family. it is not just mother jones. they don't talk to many journalist