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rick leventhal is there live and joins us. rick?> we're hearing of fresh protests in other cities and countries as well, including 120 people arrested in belgium, according to some reports after police clashed with anti-american protesters who were chanting slogans and burning american flags. we're also hearing of possibly 100 more arrests in paris after a similar demonstration at the american embassy there. we can confirm the reports of a violent demonstration in sydney, australia, of all places. we know that hundreds gathered outside the u.s. consulate there and got violent when police tried to push them back from the steps. one cop was hit in the head with a bottle, falling backwards to the street. police used baton, pepper spray and dogs to control the crowd. with demonstrators saying there were there to defend the honor of the prophet mohammed. meanwhile, in the aftermath of the violent protests in sudan and tunisia, the state department now ordering the departure of all family members examine nonessential u.s. government perso

the latest reaction from israel is our own rick leventhal is live in jerusalem. rick?raeli prime minister on u.s. television on this sunday using a football med fotaphor reaching iran is approaching the goal line. if the u.s. won't stop it israel will. the prime minister said iran is close to by the middle of next year 90 percent of having enough rich uranium to make an atom bomb. they need to set red lines for the regime a fine threshold for the amount of nuclear material it can collect or deadline to abandon the nuclear program or else. >> we are in the red zone. you know they are in the last 20 yards. you can't let them cross that goal line. you can't let them score a touchdown because that would have unbelievable consequences, grievous cons again-- consequen. >> the prime minister respects his pledge to get nuclear weapons but insists they have to get tougher because the iranians he says can't be trusted. he compares the iranian regime to the militants attacking embassies across the region in the last few days. he pets eye dell tree ahead and it would be a grave mi

rick leventhal has the news and he's live for us in lower manhattan. hello, rick. >> the world trade center site continues its slow but dramatic transformation from a spipile o smoldering rubble to a fit that saw for years to a rock solid steel power that rises high above lower manhattan that has a message of resiliency progress and hope. for the past 11 years a ceremony was held to remember the 3,000 innocent civiledians and first responders who lost their lives when the plane hit the towers and the buildings fell to the ground. this year the event was smaller and less elaborate. there were noel elected officials taking part just family members reading the names of the loved ones next to the memorial and water falls built in the footprints of the twin towers. >> my nephew mark ken zee. mark they say time heals all wounds. it's not true, mark. there's a void in all of our lives because of this that will never ever be filled or healed. >> certain people in this world as well as this country that are celebrating today. knowing this makes it that much mor

fox's rick leventhal has a look at today's memorial. >> for the 11th time since the worst terror attacks on american soil, somber ceremonies honored the lives lost and heroic sacrifices made. >> although he threw himself from the building, i know that god was waiting for him below and caught him in his arms. >> at the national 9/11 memorial in new york, family members read the names of the nearly 3,000 victims. >> and our son, glenn davis kerwin. >> a bell tolled six times marking the moments hijacked planes crashed into both world trade towers, the pentagon, and a field in pennsylvania and when the twin towers fell. >> no matter how many anniversaries you experience for at least an instant, the terror that moment returns. >> while the vice president marked the occasion in shanksville, the president took part in solemn ceremonies at the white house. arlington cemetery and the pentagon. >> this is never an easy day, but it is especially difficult for all of you. the families of nearly 3,000 innocence who lost their lives. >> this year for the first time, elected officials did not speak du

liz: rick leventhal live in jerusalem, we thank you for that report.lection if you were looking for it anywhere at least as the market is concerned was in oil prices. initially there was a spasm, above $100 a barrel, now we're below $99 a barrel. let's get to traders. we have traders at the nymex where oil is traded. also traders at the cme and new york stock exchange. i do want to start at the nymex. why the pullback? i mean you would think that nothing has really changed except the tension has gotten hotter and higher, yet the price of oil could not maintain the lofty levels. john? >> if you take the price of oil within the context of where it's gone the last four to six months, oil has put on a rather substantial gain, obviously breaking above $100 a barrel. want to keep in mind the brent wti dynamic, spread of $18 between that cross. the threat of spr, strategic petroleum release is also playing out there as well. some factors, based on the -- quantitative easing with what the fed has done. liz: and of course oil's denominated in dollars. let's get

as fox's rick leventhal reports, the terror network is calling for attacks on americans. >> reporter: al-qaeda in the arabian peninsula, calling for more attacks on u.s. embassies overseas n an internet message, they say their ultimate goal is to banish u.s. consulates from muslim countries. the violence began on the anniversary of 9/11, at the u.s. embassy in egypt, eventually spreading to the consulate in behazi, libya, where the american ambassador and three others were killed. now, one year after the downfall of colonel moammar gadhafi, u.s. leaders are on the hunt. this backlash from some in the muslim world, being blamed on a 13-minute-long movie trailer produced last year and uploaded to youtube this summer. one of the men behind the video mocking islam is seen here, the 55-year-old excon, shrouded by a scarf, surrounded by police, nakoula basseley nakoula of california, questioned early this morning. >> he was never handcuffed, he was never arrested, never detained, never in custody. it was all voluntary. >> reporter: a probation after doing time for check cutting scheme, nako

. >> harris: rick leventhal is live in jerusalem for us tonight, and rick the prime minister saying he will not wait for the united states to use force against iran and may not wait for the presidential election either. >> right, harris, the prime minister says he's not guided by the american political calendar, but by the the iranian nuclear calendar and he says israel has the right to defend itself against any threat and he says tehran is racing to build an atom bomb and that the u.s. needs to act with more urgency because time is running out and compares iran to the militants attacking u.s. embassies across the middle east, north africa and that iran puts it ahead of survival and suicide bombers, quote, all offer the place and says it will be a grave mistake not to stop that before it's too late. >> and you have the nuclear weapons, and you have countries that have access to nuclear weapons, and always made a careful calculation and cost and benefit, but iran is guided by a leadership that-- with an unbelievable fanaticism. the same fanaticism you see storm the embassy today. >> net

jon: rick leventhal reporting live from the middle east. thank you.amie: an army doctor found guilty of murdering his entire family more than 40 years ago. ever since jeffrey macdonald has maintained his innocence. now this case, so talked about is getting another look. we'll have a live report next. we'll tell you why. >>> trying to stay one step ahead of our enemies. the military is getting creative now in its efforts to make better armor to keep our soldiers safe. what we're doing, next. [ humming ] [ humming ] [ male announcer ] kraft macaroni & cheese. you know you love it. jamie: right now a judge in north carolina is tacking a brand new look at an infamous murder case that spawned not only a series of books, a made-for-tv movie too. jeffrey macdonald was the defendant. a former army doctor who has spent the past four decades behind bars, convicted back in 1970 of murdering his pregnant wife and two children. he always maintained his innocence and now he could be getting a new trial. jonathan serrie is live in wilmington, north carolina, coverin

. >> fox's rick leventhal has a l -- anniversary of the 9-11 attacks. >> reporter: for the 11th time, somber ceremonies honored the lives lost. >> although he threw himself from the building, i know that god was waiting for him below and caught him in his rarms. >> reporter: in new york, family members read the names of the nearly 3,000 victims. >> and our son, glen davis kerwin. >> reporter: a bell tolled six times marking the moments hijack asked planes crashed into both world trade center towers, the pentagon and a field in pennsylvania and when the twin towers fell. >> no matter how many anniversaries you experience, for at least an instant, the terror of that moment returns. >> reporter: while the vice president marked the occasion in shanksville, the president took part in solemn care moan usc at the white house, arlington cemetery and the pentagon. >> this is never an easy day but it is especially difficult for all of you. the families of nearly 3,000 innocents who lost hair lives. >> reporter: this year, elected officials did not speak in new york. it was dedicated solely to v

rick leventhal is live there with today's developments. rick?ely today was calmer for the most part across the region with many middle east leaders calling on muslims to not be dragged by anger into the violence. but at the same time, we're hearing from al-qaeda in yemen, which is encouraging more attacks, asking followers to, quote, set the fires blazing. that did not happen in india. but there were several protests across that country, including one in kashmir. no reports of violence there despite ominous signs being carried by some of the demonstrators. one read, quote, behead the man who insulted our religion. seer y hundreds gathered outside the u.s. embassy where the ambassador was withdrawn nearly a year ago because of concerns then that it was too dangerous. syrian demonstrators held signs accusing the u.s. of holding contempt for islam, but again, no violence reported there. but the death toll from this week's demonstrations is now at least 12 with hundreds more hurt, hundreds more arrested. and among the new hot spots is sydney, austra

rick leventhal in jerusalem. >> reporter: sure. gregg: there was also some pretty ugly scenes in bangladesh. take a look. [shouting] protesters torching the american flag and also burning a makeshift coffin draped in our flag, carrying in effigy of president obama. a french flag also getting the same treatment. a protest of a publication of the caricatures of the prophet muhammad. martha: president obama and secretary of state hillary clinton are now being featured in a tv ad in pakistan that denounces the anti-islam movie that contributed to some of this violence. watch. >> since our founding the united states has been a nation that respects all faiths. we reject all efforts to denigrate the religious beliefs of others. martha: that is one of the ads that is being played there. we'll have more on that ad, all of that coming up a little bit later in the show. gregg: now to the ongoing investigation into the deadly attack at the u.s. consulate in libya and new reports of serious security lapses and misjudgements that may have made t

rick leventhal is live in jerusalem with details.ilding a nukecally bomb, but israel says they are and threatens to strike soon to stop them. today iran's top general said war with israel will happen and says iran is focusing all its energy on boosting its military capability to wipe the jewish state off the map. and yesterday iran showed off some of its hardware, a military parade, commemorating the start of the iran-iraq war 32 years ago. on display a new iranian built rod mobile air defense system and two missiles reportedly redesigned to travel farther and do more damage. israel has threatened to bomb iran's nuclear site soon, possibly before the u.s. presidential election in november as a way of insuring u.s. support in an effort to guarantees iran can't build an atom bomb. but israel is being warned, saying, quote, the zionist regime should know if they start something that, would be the end point of their story. this tough talk comes as the leaders of both countries prepare to attends the u.n. general assembly in new york. ahm

rick leventhal live in jerusalem. good morning and what is the reaction to the prime minister's comments over there in israel? >> reporter: we heard from the former chief of israel's intelligence service says a preemptive strike against iran would be recless and irresponsible but for the most part the government is quiet here because offices are closed in observance of rosh hashanah, the jewish new year. the streets are empty. israelies have been hearing tough talk for weeks. he said yesterday israel has the right to act to defend itself but wants the u.s. and president obama to draw that red line in the sand. he compares iran to the militants storming u.s. embassies across the middle east and non-africa and europe e he says iranians are fanatics and within six months they will have 90% of the enriched-uranium for an at tom bomb. netanyahu said he may not wait until november to see what happens. >> i will not be drawn into the american election. what is guiding my statements is not the american political calendar but

seep your correspondent rick leventhal was at ground zero 11 years ago and he joins us from there tonightod evening, rick. >> reporter: good evening, bret. dramatically different scene here in lower manhattan after years of delays and legal battles over finances and design. we're starting to see buildings rising from ground zero, some nearing completion. including one world trade behind us. the tallest building in a city that will never forget this day in history. >> for the 11th time since the worst terror attack on american soil, somber ceremonies remember lives lost and sacrifices made. >> although he threw himself from the building i know god was waiting for him below and caught him in his arms. >> at the national 9/11 memorial in new york, family members read names of the 3,000 victims. >> our son glen davies kerwin. >> a bell tolled six times, marking the moments hijacked planes crashed in to both world trade center towers. the pentagon, and a field in pennsylvania. and when the twin towers fell. >> no matter how many verses you experience, for at least an instant, the terror of tha

martha: thanks a lot, rick leventhal. bill: i give it two minutes.hose guys have to be in shape too. you don't come off the couch and go right on the field. you go up and down. one. refs tweeted when he heard the deal was done dropped to the floor to do pushups. probably good advice. martha: that's what we have to do for our job, pushups every morning. bill: new polling numbers show president obama ahead in critical swing states. there are questions whether or not those polls have a bias. a what's the story? we'll talk to a pollster and find out for you. martha: will israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu get any help from the united nations to help stop iran from its march towards a nuclear weapon? we'll talk to former israeli ambassador dan gillerman. tell us what you think about all this. send me a tweet t to@martha maccallum. your anti-? join the counter revolution and switch to olay pro-x. achieve anti-aging results so you look up to 12 years younger. see results in 28 days. guaranteed or your money back. olay pro-x. guaranteed or your money

rick leventhal joins us live from jerusalem with more on this, rick? >> the general mood seems to have calmed somewhat. the protests we've seen across the region appear more peaceful. one place things did boil over was sydney, australia, where hundreds of muslim demonstrators clashed with riot police outside the u.s. consulate where things turned violent. when the police pushed protesters back from that consulate, one officer was hit in the face with a bottle. dogs and pepper spray were used to try to control the crowd. many there claimed they were demonstrating to defend the honor of the prophet mohammed. there were also several protests across india, including one in kashmir r a man held a sign saying, behead the man who insulted our religion. but unlike days past, marchers there did not cause any trouble. we've also now seen the base that was stormed in sinai, northern egypt, near the israeli border. it was home to a multi national peace keeping force. it was breached late friday by an islamic militants carrying automatic weapons. they started fires

rick leventhal was there 11 years ago this night and is there for us this evening.>> hello, shep. it's been easy to mark the progress of one world trade behind me. rising by about a floor every week for the past year and a half. but during much of that time, a lot of the work below ground was at a complete stand still. the 9-11 museum was supposed to open by today. instead, they're talking about when to resume construction. >> this is not easy. >> al is scrolling through photos of his son who worked in the north tower. his story, along with the stories of all the victims, will be featured on these interactive cables in the 9-11 museum. >> today is the first time we've actually seen a part of what would be in the museum and i think it's absolutely wonderful. >> this small preview at a hotel across ther6ñ?ñ? people that have been collecting thousands of artifacts. >> the uncertainty ended monday night as both sides hammered out a deal. >> everybody is on board and this will get going at the end of the month and you'll see the progress that we all hope to would happen.

>>shepard: thank you, rick leventhal. and now to fox news contributor, judith miller, adjunct fellow with the manhattan institute. what do we make of this? >>guest: there is continuing talk of the syrian position of alleged kremlin weapons. they are assumed to have the third largest stockpile after the united states and russia which are destroying their chemical weapons because we are members of the convention that prohibits the weapons. syria is not. it has never signed them. it is in syria's interest to keep the world guessing about what it has and how much of what it has but there are reports now from defectors, especially major general who was reports today in trail i can't to have given the first on the record interview in turkey, he says he attend add meeting three months ago at the chemical weapons center to discuss when and under what circumstances the syrian regime might use chemical weapons against their own citizens in aleppo, the second largest city. >>shepard: does that pass the smell test to you? if they do

rick leventhal has been in jerusalem all week monitoring this. >> and tensions remain high in israelreats continue to fly offer the pocket of an israeli a. and iranian president ahmadnejad boarding a plane in iran earlier today and yesterday, there was a military parade in iran. and some say, a show of force in many ways towards israel. the iranian military displaying a defense system with missiles designed to take out fighters jets, cruise missiles, smart bombs and drones and the head of the revolutionary guard predicting these and others will be used in defense of an israeli attack. he says a war will eventually happen. calling israel a shameful and cancerous tumor. and the commander al-jaafari says that the regime knows if it starts something, that will be the point of their annihilation and the end point of their story. and they say they are trying to build an atom bomb and benjamin netanyahu says they will not wait for the united states to act, and they have a right to defend itself. and some say it could happen before the election. but the attempts to get president obama to est

now the details from rick leventhal. this worked out pretty good. >>guest: it did. the commissioner says this deal would have gotten done this week anyway with or without the call that changed the outcome of monday night football but admits it was a factor to get the two sides to the table and push them to agree. the two sides met for 17 hours on tuesday and 15 hours on wednesday agreeing on the eight-year contract, the longest ever for referees with pentagons and retirement benefits spelled out and a new salary structure from last year's average of $149,000 to $173,000 next year and $205,000 a year in 2019. the commission are says this is a deal that had to get done but it doesn't mean there won't be more bad calls ahead. >> sports are not perfect. life is not perfect. that is why we love sports. you always want did try to avoid the controversial plays particularly at the end of a game. i asked the commissioner if he was relieves and he admitted he was tired and was relieved. >>shepard: the players must be relieved? rick: they are. we have been reading some their t

rick leventhal live in jerusalem with more on this.ke the situation is becoming more tense. yeah, pounding the drums. longer interview for this sunday. the prime minister apparently asked the president to set a threshold for iranian nuclear material or a deadline the president didn't do that the u.s. won't act against iran israel will. says it has nothing to do with trying to get mitt romney elected next president of the united states. i'm guided not by the elections in the u.s. but bison tri fugitives in iran. if they were to stop seize enriching uranium preparing a bomb in the elections of the united states then i could wait. it certainly sounds like is he threatening to strike iran between now and november 6th, harris. >> harris: what is iran's response tonight. >> well, iran denies building nukes and calls israel's threats foolish. hezbollah will defend iran easily attack by israel. ready to hit back. aid to iran's supreme leader ayatollah says have put israeli sentences one step away from the cemetery. iran warns u.s. targets woul

rick leventhal is live in jerusalem. >> war will occur, it's just not clear where or when, according to iran's top military commander who says his army is ready and israel will be destroyed if it attempts to strike iran's nuclear facilities. these warnings come as iran's president, ahmadinejab, makes his way new york tore the -- for the u.n. general assembly. ahmadinejab denies reports that his country is building an atom bomb, claiming their nuclear facilities are for peaceful purposes. but it's said the iranians are well on their way to enough uranium to fuel as many as six nuclear weapons and israel's prime minister warns time is running out. yesterday iran showed off some of the weaponry that it says will deploy against israel in the event of an attack, including a new missile defense system and new missiles as well paraded on trucks, along with a side that read, down with usa. the top commander of iran's revolutionary says u.s. bases will be attacked even if the u.s. doesn't help israel in a war against iran, calling the jewish state shameful and cancerous. the general says, quo

rick leventhal live in jerusalem with more. they seem to be the last of the party.nd other investigators have thought about this all along. >> brian, from the very beginning there were questions about what really happened at the u.s. consulate in libya, since most protesters don't carry apg's and automatic weapons. the attack on the compound on the anniversary of 9-11 appeared well coordinated, carried out by a large group of heavily armed men. the violent assault leaving four dead, including chris stevens. initially white house spokesman jay carney said it was sparked by anger over an anti-muslim video, a protest that turned ugly. then on wednesday he adjusted his position. >> based on the information we had at the time, we have now, we do not yet have indication that it was preplanned or premeditated. there is an active investigation. if that active investigation produces facts that lead to a different conclusion, we will make clear that that's where the investigation has led. >> yesterday on board air force one, jay carney tried to clear up any confusion. he said

rick leventhal is covering it live. reporter: there was plenty of advance warning that things could get ugly today, prompting a wave of closures, embassies, consulates and several other american and french embassies shut them down and indonesia, nigeria, alicia, and others. the government called for peaceful protest, but injury trust tour flags. demonstrators ransacked and set fire to attend movie theaters and set fire to other buildings. at least 15 people were killed, including a driver for a local tv station. in karachi, it got even worse. an protesters exchanging fire from at least a dozen were killed. nearly 100 injured there. more movie theaters were torched along with police vans and in the capital city, police with more than 10,000 demonstrators in several neighborhoods, including an upscale area near the u.s. embassy where police fired tear gas to keep those crowds back. as you mentioned, these protests are continuing in numerous other countries. in many cases, the demonstrators are calling for punishment, incl

dagen: rick leventhal from fox news joins us live. rick. >> the pakistani government declared today a national holiday, love for the prophet. nonviolence, but things got ugly fast. and across the streets of pakistan including islamabad to keep protesters from approaching the consulate there. and demonstrations in karachi, five movie theaters were burned and a couple of banks on fire. and one officer killed there. and in peshawar, hundreds of demonstrators set movie theaters on fire and police used tear gas. at some point opened the fire on the people and hit a pakistani news vehicle and killed the driver there. and they were marching through the streets and protesting the anti-muslim film and burned a makeshift coffin draped with an american flag and burned an effigy of president obama and around middle east and africa and security has been beefed up at a number of u.s. and western embassies around the region as a precaution, guys. dagen: rick, thank you for that reporting. connell: and nicole, the new york stock exchange, every few m

rick leventhal reporting from the morning of the attacks. of your screen you see the ticker not carrying headlines, recognizing those we lost on this day 11 years ago. it will take at least 3 hours and 30 minutes for all those names to roll across your screen. tim brown's a former new york city firefighter and survived the fall of both towers, having been one of the first to respond to the call and he is with us now. sir, good morning to you. >> good morning, bill. bill: then again, september 11th. there was significant news that crossed yesterday with regard to first-responders and health of those at ground zero. for the first time the government by way of cdc has recognized numerous types of cancers that could have been caused or related to the coverage down there when folks like yourself was there. what do you make of that conclusion 11 years, later, tim? >> certainly that is the right conclusion. in general, it is harder for the medical professionals to identify this. it takes years and years to identify a cause for these cancers. so i t