the only pictures to appear in vogue were taken by lee miller and on the left is a picture of lee in hitler's bath. on the right is what happened when she walked into one of the huts. i mentioned he hired lots of writers, lots of everything. f scott fitzgerald, and jack dempsey. all these people wrote for him. something special to give to the reader. the artists were incredible. at abelard bonito, and carl erickson, light touches. i always get his name on. and from vogue in particular you never doubted when any picture was trying to sell you so here we have sandals, marlena dietrich who is modeling a hat, more hats. if you want to buy any kind of cosmetics you have to have the gold compact and jewelry to go with it and the covers, it was not unusual to see black people in the covers of vogue in the 1930s. you know what every issue is going to sell you. and there was a fresh face to vogue, carmel snow as she became and a complete breath of fresh air, completely untrained like ed the had been in the beginning, her only claim to fame working for william randolph hearst, little did conde

david lee miller's live outside the courthouse. david lee, what else are we expecting to see today?> the bottom line here, dana, as they are trying to make a case that the 13-year-old should be tossed out. fox news is not identifying the 13-year-old because he is being charged as a juvenile in family court. the teen's lawyer is likely to argue that the boy's uncle present during the interrogati interrogation, but the boy was not represented by a lawyer. also here, more about the defense claims that police yelled at the teen. it ultimately, the defense wants not just the statement to be tossed out, but all of the charges dropped. now facing robbery, criminal possession of a weapon, as well as second-degree felony murder. that charge essentially means that the murder of tessa majors occurred during the commission of other felonies. the boys attorney maintains the was only a witness to what happened, and he should not be held legally responsible for her death. an attorney for the city acting as a prosecutor in the family court proceedings today says that the 13-year-old at some point p

david lee miller is live at the courthouse in lower manhattan. g is still going on behind me in family court. moments ago, we learned that a trial date has not been set. the 13-year-old is going to go to trial on march 16th. during the hearing, some of which took place behind closed doors and judges chambers, we are told that the 13-year-old were handcuffs, he was dressed in black, wearing sweatpants, a coat, and a hoodie. he was leaning over that defense table with his head down during some of the proceedings. the topic today was whether or not the 13-year-old should be released before trial. the defense arguing that he should be set free, saying that the horrific nature of the crime itself should not be the sole reason in deciding that the teen should stay in custody. and again, at this hour, that hearing still continuing. the judge did say, trace, that the 13-year-old did have a "serious risk of reoffending." >> trace: he claims that he was not the one who stabbed tessa majors. what we know about the other suspects in this case? >> that's right

>> melissa: david lee miller, thank you.ead over to capitol hill now, senate leaders addressing the chamber this afternoon, facing off over the rules for an impeachment trial. listen. >> as soon as the partisan impeachment votes had finished, the prosecutors began to develop cold feet. instead of sending the articles to the senate, they flinched. >> we'll be conduct a fair trial that examines all the facts or not? the country just saw senator mcconnell's answer to that question. his answer is no. >> melissa: joining me now is fox news digital politics editor chris stirewalt. we are still working on impeachment. are they making any progress? >> no, because nancy pelosi is sitting on the ball. we don't know what she's going to do, we don't know what her play here is but the most important thing, arguably, that mitch mcconnell said today was that they cannot proceed at the senate until the house transmits the articles of impeachment. there's been an ongoing debate here in washington about whether the senate could just proceed t

david lee miller's live outside the courthouse. david lee, what else are we expecting to see today?

david lee miller was reporting on this earlier.sa majors was stabbed to death while walking and in upper manhattan park. police think there are as many as three suspects involved. criminal defense attorney bob bianchi is here. wow, this case has taken so many twists and turns. at one point the 13-year-old said, "i give the knife to somebody else." the 14-year-old was on the run, the police arrest him finally, and the 14-year-old is out of jail now. how do we follow this? speak with the strange thing. from a prosecutorial standpoint, this is the only thing i could read in the tea leaves paid the 13 euro gives a detailed confession, which will be argued today as whether that is admissible. he gives information with respect to these other two teens. one of which they bring to the police station, question m, and then they released him. if he had given information they felt was credible, they probably would have been -- >> leland: when you say "he" -- they have the 13-year-old saying that's the guy, though. >> this is what's strange abo

. >> bill: david lee miller here in the studio in new york.ear weapons treaty that has been the latest escalation in tensions between tehran and the west. reporting live from our middle east newsroom is trey yingst. >> bill, good afternoon. first of all, congratulations on the new show. to break this story down, iran is part of the 2015 nuclear agreement. just last week the european parties to this deal announced they would trigger what is called the dispute mechanism within this larger plan. this is ultimately going to trigger a 60 day negotiation. since iran is violating key parts of the framework. if no solution is found in that two month period, there will be a referral to iran for the u.n. security council which would open up the door to match a massive sanctions. that would be in addition to what's already levied by the united states. if the referral for the security council happens iran would pull out of the broader nonproliferation treaty and that brought her treaty would allow iran to pursue peaceful operations which is energy develop

there he's pictured after the war with lee miller.itor at vogue. solange was put into a concentration camp but did survive the war. pher husband, who was put into a different concentration camp, did not. but there's a lot in the book about how conde desperately tried to save people, how he spent any cash that he had in sending care packages to the british as well including at that point to his former wife. conde dies in september 1942 of heart failure, essentially, and there's a very touching story that edna woolman chase wrote about those last days i do include in this book. he died virtually without any money. his first wife, clarice, had an apartment on east 72nd street which conde had bought for her outright. they worked together for the benefit of the grandchildren, and he was always wonderful to her and very generous. he and leslie remained very good friends after his death. frank wasas the only member of e "vanity fair" team who came out on top. he sold his conde nast shares on the eve of, literally on -- i think it was septemb

david lee miller is here with more details. good morning, david. >> good morning, ed. behind bars this morning, but getting here was no easy task. authorities say he went on a bank robbery spree, hitting six banks in 15 days. it allegedly started december 30th. that's when police say he walked unharmed into a chase bank and handed the teller a note that said this is robbery, no dipak. he fun with a thousand dollars in cash. in a little over a week, he tried to rob three more. when banks finally when they finally caught up with him, he admitted to the bank robberies. he was released. the detective who arrested him says that when woodberry went to receive his property, he said, in substance, "i can't believe they let me out." less than four hours later, woodberry allegedly robbed a chase bank and brooklyn, running off with a thousand dollars. two days later he attempted another robbery but fled without any cash paid finally, the feds, not bound by u.s. state law, arrested him. they issued a statement blasting the new york law, saying in part, "no sound, rational, and fai

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talking to both chairman of the joint chiefs mark mill ther week -- miller this week, and the secretary of defense about senator lee's comments, and they have had other conversation, and maybe he is in a different place. so i believe in healthy skepticism, and there should be a full-throated debate in the congress about force, but in the instance and to push back on what jen is saying is that what has been happening with iran and our iranian policies for the past 40 years has not worked. since ronald reagan, america has turned a blind eye when the irgc or iran or on of the proxies strikes out against america. this president in this action said no more, and it is not going to happen, so whether it is hezbollah or hamas or irbg, i hazard to say that if american blood is spilled, there is going to be more pushback. >> and so i would like to say that you are a paid republican spokesperson. and now, i wanted to say in a recent post, only 25% said that killing soleimani made them feel more safe, and 52% said less safe, and 22% saying not much of an effect. it does not, and quite often you will see the american people rally