so, we have janice, suzanne, jessica, chris price, leeanne francis, george kelly, richard o'brien. christine. >> my name is jessica and i am a teacher at the academy. i have been teaching since 2006. i am here tonight to state my support for the principle of our school. i feel supported by her on a daily basis. i feel she is a capable leader. we can continue to have an inclusive school with amazing children who are happy and feel safe. i know that she knows all of the children's names. i am also a member of the sfc. i believe we consider the sentiment of the harvey milk community and staff with soft fullness and integrity. -- thoughtfulness and integrity. >> i am in first grade teacher at harvey milk since 1996. i wanted to say that last year are district placed -- as a teacher i have felt that the vision, i have seen her commitment and experience, her expertise. she brought restorative practices to our school and we have seen a difference using this approach. she made herself available to the community of parents, teachers, and the neighborhood we are in. on numerous occasions, i

to me. >> certainly and we will let you know if anything comes. >> thank you. >> bill: megyn kelly on georgemerman in court today. and john edwards facing 30 years in prison for campaign fraud. kelly is next. what makes the sleep number store different? the sleep number bed. the magic of this bed is that you're sleeping on something that conforms to your individual shape. wow! that feels really good. you can adjust it to whatever your needs are. so whatever you feel like, the sleep number bed's going to provide it for you. now, sleep number redefines memory foam, combining coolfit gel foam with sleep number adjustability! during our white sale, receive $400 in free bedding. only at the sleep number store, where queen mattresses start at just $699. >> bill: kelly segment tonight. megyn kelly and here she is. why wasn't zimmerman given bail? does that sound fair to you? the guy is arrested. >> he may still get bail. >> why wasn't he given a bail opportunity. >> because you don't get bail automatically when you are charged with second degree murder. and his lawyer has to ask for a bond hearing.

to me. >> certainly and we will let you know if anything comes. >> thank you. >> bill: megyn kelly on georgeday. and john edwards facing 30 years in prison for campaign fraud. kelly is next. people with a machine. what ? customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it ? hello ? hello ?! if youbank doesn't let you talk to a real perso24/7, you need an ally. hello ? ally bank. no nonsense. just people sense. today is gonna be an important day for us. you ready? we wanna be our brother's keeper. what's number two we wanna do? bring it up to 90 decatherms. how bout ya, joe? let's go ahead and bring it online. attention on site, attention on site. now starting unit nine. some of the world's cleanest gas turbines are now powering some of america's biggest cities. siemens. answers. you know how hard if yit can be to breathedo, and what that feels like. copd iludes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiva helps corol my copd symptoms by keeping my airways open a full 24 hours. plus, it reduces copd flare-ups. spiriva is the only once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that does both. and it's s

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. >> kelly: fox news alert, george zimmerman, the man charged with killing teenage trayvon martin is set to be released from a jail any moment now and the judge set bail, his release one day after a stunning turn yesterday. and zimmerman taking the witness stand and publicly apologizing to trayvon martin's parents. >> i wanted to say i am sorry for the loss of your son. i did not know how old he was, i thought he was a little younger than i am and i did not know if he was armed or not. >> kelly: an attorney for martin's parents says that statement was quote, the most unmeaningful apology, meantime, zimmerman could be allowed to return home or possibly even be relocated to an undisclosed location as he awaits trial. >> jamie: well, an investigation that we're watching right now, and investigators may be closer to finding the remains of etan patz. they're excavating a basement of an apartment building as we speak. he vanished in 1979 and the story touched the nation, the first missing child to appear on a milk carton and anna kooiman is live at the scene in new york city with lots of p

we'll show you what's happening there and the look at case against him in today's "kelly's court." georgerman facing a judge moment ago on second degree murder charges. it's a tough charge to prove. pam bondy is live after this break to explain this charging decision. >> mr. zimmerman you are appearing for a charge of murder in the second degree and you are represented by ramira. is that true? >> yes, sir. in stall 5. it confirms your reservation and the location your car is in, the moment you land. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. the world needs more energy. where's it going to come from ♪ that's why right here, in australia, chevron is building one of the biggest natural gas projects in the world. enough power for a city the size of singapore for 50 years. what's it going to do to the planet? natural gas is the cleanest conventional fuel there is. we've got to be smart about this. it's a smart way to go. ♪ >> he's facing second degree murder charges now. he's fright knowledged. that would frighten any one of us. megyn: that was the defense on for george

and a visiting assistant professor at haverford college and george washington university graduate school of political management. then kelly crosley. on wgbh radio. and a former resident fellow at harvard's institute of politics. she is an emmy award winner and a producer on the documentary series eyes on the prize. if she has been a producer at abc news's 20/20. she is a graduate of wellesley college. let's get a round of applause for this panel. [applause] so we could look at the interconnections between us as we book people we knew, but really is a small colored world when it comes to political journalism and political punditry. when it comes to african- americans and a lot of people of color. to what extent is that any advantage or disadvantage that you know so many of the players? i will start with you for, arpipril, because you're dealing with the presidential campaign. >> it is indented to a certain extent. they know the players per se it is such as small number of us -- it is an advantage. there is a small number of us to have the ear of the present or are called by name by the president. and because of that, when

george w. bush to set the record straight. >> not sure that would have many fans here otherwise. let me turn it back to general kelly and ask about or back to the question about the military assuming some of the costs. >> could i stand up? >> absolutely. >> you probably noticed when i walked in, a problem walking. when i saw the surgeon and bet es ta, he said, what have you been doing, that's the worst back i've ever seen. i said you don't jump out of airplanes a couple of hundred times and come back clean. i said i'm not asking your opinion. what can you do to fix it? and he said well, when my team sees that back, they're going to think it's unfixable. but with that said, let me sit down, and then i'll answer your question. with that said, i said i will get, make a deal with you. i'll make a deal with you. i will let you operate if you can do it up on the eighth floor, which is the orthopedic ward for the young kids coming home as opposed to the bip suites for all the admirals and generals. so, he said, yes, he could do that. and it was one of the best decisions i think i've made in my 37 years as a marine to see a

george clooney is there. stevie wonder. martha stewart. kelly raipa. even lindsay lohan made the list.ost of my cast from "modern family" is expected to be there as well. there will be a family of tv stars worth respecting. >> back in the day you just invited some boring congressman to go with you and today it's kim kardashian. >> yeah. >> so strange. let's talk about something good. the stars of "modern family." they are going to host some big music awards show, right? >> the billboard music award show. i'm thrilled with this choice. they've been tapped to host. the show will be on abc may 20th. they'll be there as awards are handed out. it should be great night. billboard announced the news saying they were thrilled to have the award winning couple as host this year. count me and thousands of fans as being thrilled that they will host the show. it should be great. >> it will be great. a.j., thanks so much. a.j. will be back in the next hour to talk about the new york townhouse and how much money someone is forking over to buy it and it's connection to sex and the city. >>> it's like

further request that colin kelly's statement prepared for this hearing also be entered into the record in full. >> without objection, so ordered. >> i thank the chair. plaintiff george you talked about i think you said a $450 billion tax gap. >> gross, yes. >> that's this year? >> as of 2006. >> 2006. and it's growing? >> yes, it is. and i believe it's a low balled figure and again, part of the earlier discussion indicated that it's an ongoing review. so and it doesn't include aspects such as the international tax gap. >> understood. do you think there could be some relationship between that growing gap and the fact that we've had a 20% reduction since 1995 in revenue offices and revenue agents? >> there's no question if the irs had additional resources they would be able to collect additional tax receipts. >> i'd point out to my colleagues just for the sake of argument, $450 billion in money owed the government we're not collecting. that's what the tax gap is? correct? >> roughly i mean. >> times ten is $4.5 trillion. now, here we are sweat can we go big at 4 trillion -- sweating a sequestration that would be $1.28 trillion. this would be a big debt in the debt if

while you were sleeping, george zimmerman released from a florida jail after posting $150,000 bond. >> y kelly wright joins us live from our d.c. bureau with all the details. look at that tie. snazy, snazy. >> thank you very much. george zimmerman will be closely monitored by sanford police and the police department. they will monitor his every move wearing a g.p.s. tracking device he must wear all times. he was released overnight after meeting requirements of a $150,000 bond. days before he was released, zimmerman appeared in court and shocked the court during the bond hearing by giving an apology to the parents of trayvon martin. >> i wanted to say i am sorry for the loss of your son. i did not know how old he was. i thought he was a little bit younger than i am. and i did not know if he was armed or not. >> zimmerman is charged with second-degree murder in the death of trayvon martin who was 17 years old at the time of his death. they sponlded to his apology for the death of their son. >> it's only a day before this bond hearing that we get word that he wants to apologize and we say it's no

kelly@foxnews.com. >>> president obama has done a lot of clarifying. what if president georged the court before it made decisions on a case? did president bush do the same thing? or did he handle court controversies differently? we will speak with three former members of the bush administration and ask them those questions in just a bit. >>> and a woman loses her beloved pet, but when she posts signs around the town like any good pet parent would do, she's told you better take those down or else. >> they're not just a dog, they're part of your family. with placing these signs i'm hoping, just hoping, that somebody will know something about my dog, will have seen her, knows somebody who has her. [ male announcer ] drinking a smoothie with no vegetable nutrition? ♪ [ gong ] strawberry banana! [ male announcer ] for a smoothie with real fruit plus veggie nutrition new v8 v-fusion smoothie. could've had a v8. arrival. with hertz gold plus rewards, you skip the counters, the lines, and the paperwork. zap. it's our fastest and easiest way to get you into your car. it's just another

kelly says it is a cause of concern. and reminds us that new york city is still very much on terrorists' minds. >>> now to prince george's county where police tell us a husband shot his wife in a murder/suicide. police responded to a home in the 1000 block of nianga avenue. 52-year-old marilyn mace and 52-year-old william mace were found. she got home around 1:00 this morning. it appears the husband used a handgun to shoot his wife and then kill himself. at this point no motive has been released. >> this is an unfortunate situation. the family is grieving. and of course, just like we all want answers, i'm pretty sure they're looking for answers as well. >> police are still trying to identify additional family members. >>> a car slams into a 7-eleven in silver spring early this morning. the vehicle went through a front window just before 4:30. as you can see, there is some broken glass. no one was hurt. customers didn't seem to mind. they just stepped around the broken glass as they picked up their morning coffee. >>> former vice president dick cheney is out of the hospital now and recovering from heart transplant surgery

kelly o'donnell. great to see you. thank you. >>> here's a look at other stories topping the news. just a short time from now the family of georgewebsite to help raise money for his legal defense. the volunteer who shot and killed an unarmed teen trayvon martin. zimmerman has not been arrested and charged for killing martin. his lawyers say he's been convicted by the media. >> "the orlando sent nal" reports the night trayvon martin was killed, zimmerman was one of 1,093 residents with permits to carry conceal handguns. they can legally carria i concealed weapon. >>> u.s. coast guard has fired canons at a japanese ship which has been drifting after the deadly tsunami. they sunk the ship from to prevt from becoming a threat. the coast guard warned mariners to stay away from the site of the wreckage. >>> saints coordinator gregg williams, on it, williams can be heard urging his players before a game to use rough tactics on specific opponents to knock them to the sidelines. >> kill the head and the body will die. we've got to do everything in the world to make sure we kill frank gore's head. >> he's been suspended for the season for

george stick with model used to really them there. they wore out and i think there are millions of them that had colors to each other and they were slow and moved. kelly was a main character in the book stopped bill shockley, somebody that just hired the year before and said if there's one thing we can do if we can just replace the switch is with something electronic would be a tremendous advantage for the phone company. in addition to the switches there are also these tubes. kelly also spend the earlier part of his life working on these vacuum tubes and the use of vast amount of power and broke fairly often you had to warm them up. those repeated phone calls would get them further distances. so switches, vacuum tubes and kelly created this solid state team in 1945 after world war ii if it took them a couple years to get to that time travel moment. if i could talk about what this team was maybe kelly who is the head of research who set them up, it might sound sort of obvious today but you get something very radical in creating this. he made it and usually interdisciplinary. he didn't just want physicists working with other physicists. he very much bel

kelly will talk to us this morning. >>> trayvon martin's parents will come face-to-face with the man who killed their son. george

kelly will talk to us this morning. >>> trayvon martin's parents will come face-to-face with the man who killed their son. george> agents ousted. two forced out of their jobs over that prostitution scandal and now they've been named. this one protected sarah palin in 2008. and according to his facebook post, had more in his eyes than just her security. >>> also on video, birds are sucked right into the engine. the flight was forced it make an emergency landing. it was scary onboard, we know, because talking to some of the passengers who shot that video was on the plane. one of them was ali velshi. >> our own ali velshi on that plane.

kelly bordeaux. investigators are not saying what detail in their investigation has led them to that pond. >>> florida circuit judge kenneth lester jr. will provide over george martin shooting case after the first judge recused herself after a possible conflict. they will examine the stand your ground law at the heart of zimmerman's defense. >>> the president was not taking a shot at mitt romney when he was talking in ohio yesterday. that's according to one of his aides. here is the remark getting all the headlines. >> someone gave me an education. i wasn't born with a silver spoon in my mouth. michelle wasn't. but somebody gave us a chance. >> that's right. getting a lot of attention this morning, those comments. mr. obama has used that silver spoon reference frequently in the past, one of his aides said, just say iing that everyone nee the chance to succeed. >>> at an nra event, ted nugent says he would be dead or in jail if president obama gets re-elected. >>> three dangerous criminals escaped from jail. the men overpowered employees at the county jail. three workers were injured. they stabbed a man in the face and stole his car when they got out. officia

george zimmerman and teenager trayvon martin who he killed one fateful night weeks ago. here, now, is the attorney we've been promising to you, a former prosecutor, a defense attorney and a friend of kelly'snd "america live," mark, we could think of no better person to go over this because you've seen it from both sides of the aisle as both the guy trying to put people behind bars and stopping people from going behind bars. alan dershowitz, a major attorney, had issues with this second-degree charge and this affidavit behind it. do you? >> i rpt the heck out of him, but i'm not as outraged at all like he is. this is typical. probable cause affidavits that leave out the defense's perspective, that leave out statements that could help the public understand why the shooting took place? it happens all the time. all they need to do is put probable cause in the four corners of the arrest affidavit. that's what, arguably, they've done. yes, it's thin in certain areas, but that's all they typically do. megyn: what about, this is one of the pieces that has folks upset. now, this is the document that gets them the charges, right? this is the supporting affidavit that leads to the charges of second-

. ♪ peg meg kelly's court is back in session, and joining me now to discuss it in moments you'll see our team. new legal documents just posted online in the george case of second-degree murder. first, however, the wire services right now are reporting that the police chief in sanford, florida, bill lee, is gone. recall, he temporarily stepped down when this case first got taken away and assigned to a special prosecutor. well, now, he's gone. there's a special city commission meeting this afternoon to formalize his resignation. again, he first stepped down back in march after the controversy over the no arrest decision was, first came to light. we're also getting new documents about george zimmerman just hours after he was released on bail, and they give us a closer look at the prosecution's likely case against him. zimmerman's past arrest for assault. joining me no to discuss it, kimberly guilfoyle and fox news legal analyst, and mark ieg lahr,. so it appears that they have posted online a couple of the arrest documents and supporting evidence that was used back in 2005 against george zimmerman when he had a dust-up with his girlfriend, with his

george w. bush, just, to set the record straight. >> i'm not sure that tax credit would have many fans here otherwise. let me turn it back to general kelly and ask about, or turn it back to irwin's question about the military assuming some of the costs. >> can i stand up? >> absolutely. >> probably notice when i walked in i have a little problem walking. that's, when i saw the surgeon at bethesda, he said what have you been doing? that back is the worst back i've ever seen? well you don't jump out of airplanes a couple hundred times and come back clean so. [laughter] i'm not asking your opinion. what can you do to fix it? and he said, well he said, when my team sees that back they're going to think it's unfixable but with that said, let me sit down, and then i will answer your question. with that said, i said i will make a deal with you. i'll make a deal with you. i will let you operate if, if you can do it up on the 8th floor which is the orthopedic ward for the young kids coming home as opposed to the suites second floor for all the admiral as and generals who like bip suites. he said, yes he could do that. it was one the best decision