ray kelly is with me this morning.rough how this information came to kick off this new search? >> the district attorney, si vance opened up this case in 2010. they went and spoke to people who had had some information and it directed them back to this scene. they used what they call cadaver dogs. they put pants down in this location and took the pants and showed a positive sign and then took the dog to the location. >> was this location -- it sounded to me when susan candiotti did her report for us that it had been searched before or at least part of a search. >> well, it had been searched. obviously, it was looked at a long time ago, 33 years ago. i think what is significant now is new technologies involved, new chemicals and just new techniques that can be used. so, i think law enforcement certainly fbi and nypd are hopeful that we can give some comfort to the parents. >> that would be so great. >> terribly anguished about this. >> commissioner for a good 20 years, i believe focus was on this man who had been a convi

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and ray kelly, the police chief, said we don't do this by ethnicity. in fact, we obtain many many secret nypd documents that demonstrated they were doing exactly this. >> brown: now you and your colleague... you're based here in washington. i gather your intelligence i guess is spending more time on the c.i.a.. now there was i guess some questions about the c.i.a.'s involvement or relationship to this program. >> yes. after 9/11 george tenet who was then the director of the central intelligence agency sent a c.i.a. officer to assist the nypd. this particular c.i.a. officer was the architect of these spying programs. >> brown: and then there were further questions about the program leaving the jurisdiction of new york city as well, right? into new jersey and connecticut. >> that came to a real head in january after we exposed the fact that the nypd had infiltrated newark as well and applied their same counterterrorism tactics there. >> brown: meaning into the communities. >> into the communities going to the mosque. at least one instance we found treati

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commissioner ray kelly announced u.s.rs, to provide a database to permanently disable stolen smartphones. >> we intend to make the black market for cell phones a black hole for would--be thieves and criminals. >> reporter: the unique i.d. number of a stolen phone is added to the national database, all major u.s. service providers would know not to activate the phone. cell phone theft in new york city jumped from 8% of robberies ten years ago to more than 40% today. >> lost and stolen phones are the number one problem facing mobile users today. and anything we can do to reduce the incentive for thieves to steal them is a good thing. >> reporter: kevin am hasfy is founder of the san francisco company look out to protect user data and locate lost phones. he says even a disabled cell phone still has value. >> what this allows is devices potentially connecting to the internet via wi-fi or sold overseas in international markets. >> reporter: senator schumer will introduce legislation to make it a federal crime to tamper with th

i know we heard from police commissioner ray kelly.id today that this renewed search has really been enabled by the new technology. whoo message does this message send to potential childhood abductors that more than 30 years later, you could still be caught. >> it sends a message to abductors, but also a message to the families that there is always hope. hope remains alive. they're going to stop investigating a case because it's gone cold. we have new d.a.s, new cold case investigators that come into these things. they use new technologies and often times they do solve cases. so this is good on every level. >> we heard today, mark, from another children's advocate about the case here. etan's case and what it meant to parents and children all across the country. take a listen. >> i think it ended an era of innocence in this country. parents around the nation saw how it happened and thought there but for the grace of god go i or my child. it really awhackened america. >> ronald reagan marked the day. it was the beginning of the center fo

that's what ray kelly, nypd commissioner was saying, don't are your cell phone in just one hand.on the train, use it in two hands. a lot of cases you have people just snatching the phone and walking out one of these doors. also just keeping it in your pocket keeping it out of plain sight. it's simple things like that that can really get to the bottom. >> seth, thank you. interesting, by the way, you're taking the train out there to city field where there's a game at 1:00 today. for the mets. seth, thanks. >> reporter: i know, right. we're heading to shea stadium, exactly. >> seth doane on his way >>> it's pretty much impossible not to think of john grisham when you hear courtroom drama but his other passion is baseball. he'll talk about that and future of books chatting with jack ford. this child is taking a test. all he has to do to pass... is have a better night. which means helping put bedwetting frustrations... midnight sheet changes... and mommy wake up calls. to bed. introducing new goodnites bed mats. if your child is bedwetting, take the goodnites better night test. just

ray kelly is with me. rumored to be the next mayor. this is a great night. pretty dress.ne. that's why i said skip me. reiley has a new word a day thing. i started been a a word. today it's apoplectic. i never want to hear the word again. it's somehow gained favor in the last month. i'm tired of it. >> andrea: obama's favorite word. >> bob: i'm apoplectic for you being ablow plek tick ablow. that's it for "the five." >> bret: i'm bret baier. this is a fox news alert. minutes ago we learned of new fallout from the

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new york city police commissioner ray kelly says this graphic, which looks like a movie poster, was put a radical overseas website yesterday. the site is heavily used by jihadi and al qaeda. authorities say it's a chilling reminder that new york remains on the minds of terrorists. >>> today, james murdoch resigned as chairman of british sky broadcasting, which is also known as b sky b. he is the sun of rupert murdoch, the media mogul, with holdings that include fox news and several newspapers. james murdoch has come under heavy criticism linked to the british phone hacking scandal. several journalists have been accused of hacking into the phones of celebrities and other public fig urgency. the scandal also forced the murdochs to drop a bid for full control of the b sky b network. >>> the white house officially named dan tangerlynna for the general services administration. yesterday the gsa chief stepped down in the wake of a report detailing spending by the agency, according to the "washington post." the gsa spent more than $800,000 for a 300-person conference in las vegas. tangerlini i

we'll talk this morning with commissioner ray kelly. disappearance of his daughter. >>> scary moments aboard a delta airline flight. just after takeoff from jfk. cnn's ali velshi was on that plane and described what happened. >> of course, ali was. >> it ended well, i should add, and then freaky deky the new name with chris mcglover and the name is based on the book "freaky deaky." did you ever read that? yes, pete's nodding his head. you cannot possibly articulate the plot of a novel. it's just impossible. but i have to say. >> but you're going to try. >> we are going to try. a lot of fun and just complete and other craziness that will appear on sunday at the tribecka film festival. they'll join us live this morning. >>> also a anybody who wants to catch us on our live blog cnn.com/startingpoint. hey, dad, you think i could drive? i'll tell you what -- when we stop to fill it up. ♪ ♪ [ son ] you realize, it's gotta run out sometime. [ male announcer ] jetta tdi clean diesel. the turbo that gets 42 miles per gallon. that's the power of

new york city police commissioner ray kelly said this grask was posted on a website yesterday. it's heavily used by jihadi and al qaeda. the image, which likens itself to a movie poster, features the manhattan skyline and features al qaeda coming soon again in new york city. >> we're still obviously very much concerned about the origination of this message. it's not tied to any threat, nothing operational about this. >> 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. >> polic

ray kelly is not calling miller a suspect.m a statement from miller's attorney he maintains miller's innocence saying he has absolutely no responsible for the terrible tragedy that befell etan's fate and grieves as all new yorkers have for decades. the prime suspect in this case has been jose ramos, a convicted child predator, and he's scheduled to get out in november. never enough evidence to convict him in the case, but he was held responsible in a wrongful death civil suit. the investigators wrapped up late this afternoon, but earlier than yesterday and confirmation from the fbi that they will be back out here tomorrow, harris. >> harris: anna, thank you very much. right now, a desperate search underway in arizona for a missing girl. the parents of isabel mercedes celis vanished from her bedroom. she went to bed and when they went to her room she was gone. there's word the child's window was open, but no evident of a break-in. >> here we are buildings as well as open desert area, we have a variety of different locations whe

. >> new york city police commissioner ray kelly says analysts believe it's connected to an egyptiand on the language that's used. kelly says he was struck by the level of sophistication of the graphic and the expensive software used to create it. but whether there's a credible threat, cnn terrorism analyst peter bergen is skeptical. >> it's propaganda but is it associated with any real plot? that's not clear and my guess is there's nothing really to this. if there was a real attack about to happen on new york, my guess is al qaeda wouldn't advertise it on a web site. >> this isn't the first time threatening messages have appeared on jihadist sites. federal authorities say any threat must be taken seriously. >> it's sort of in your face. we've seen that before. but, you know, it is -- it is sort of direct confrontation. you know, trying to get our attention. believe me, they have our attention. >> but the posting didn't seem to faze new yorkers who have become accustomed to terrorist threats. >> it's propaganda. they want people to get uptight. >> it is what it is. you have to live y

. >> reporter: new york city police commissioner ray kelly says analysts believe it's connected to an on the language usedkelly was struck by the level of sophistication of the graphic and the expensive software used to create it, but what if there's an incredible threat? he is skeptical. >> is it associated with any real plot? that seems to be not clear at all, and my guess is that there's nothing really to this. you know -- if there was a real attack about to happen on new york, my guess is al qaeda wouldn't afterwards it on a website. >> reporter: this isn't the first time threatening messages appeared on jihadi sites. federal authorities and the police department say any threat must be taken seriously. >> and you know, it's sort of in your face, and we've seen that before, but, you know it is sort of direct confrontation, that, trying to get our attention. believe me they have our attention. >> reporter: but the posting didn't seem to face new yorkers who've become accustomed to terror threats. >> propaganda. >> it is what it is. >> you have to live your life. can't be worried. go

director of paralyzed veterans of america, jeffly hall, the assistant secretary of -- diane -- ray man kelly, legislative committee for veterans for the foreign wars. we're going to begin with mr. schrier and then move down the table in order. the independent budget witnesses will have 15 minutes total and the iraq and afghanistan witnesses will have five minutes. i know that i and my staff will be looking over your testimony and we'll be submitting questions as well. i especially want to than the senator for his accommodating the schedule as well. with that, again, mr. schrier. we'll begin with you. >> i would like to thank you for the -- the nation's largest patriotic wartime veterans service organization and about the projects and about the president's proposed budget. america ask great with an increase in budget to deal with the needs of our nation's veteran. as those who have bore the weight of the war. we find like minded allies who recognize the importance and even duty to be sure that we're keeping the promise to america's veterans, you know the importance of keeping the promise to t

. >> in terms of new york city and the remarkable job the mayor has done and ray kelly has been veryssive in fighting terror, like new yorkers -- i think i'm the only new yorker on this panel. is there concern -- i mean, there is concern -- well, sorry. beyond you, beyond you, obviously, the bug dies, what are you talking about, alex? howard, there is a sense we get lulled into a sense of false security and moments like this are notable in regards to the outcome, it's a reminder, in fact -- >> i will tell you police here never get lulled into a false sense of security. i was over actually at police this morning for a meeting, was in a room with banks of tvs and monitors all over the city. this is a police department that is extremely well trained, responsive. these kind of incidents, we know new york is a top terror threat. not saying that's what this is but we know there are threats new york faces. we obviously have a crime situation that we face as well. new york city is a very, very safe city. but we work really hard to keep it that way and we have a lot of law enforcement dedicat

ray kelly says this isn't the first police visit to that site. >> it had been searched.hniques that can be used. so i think law enforcement certainly fbi, nypd, are hopeful we can give some comfort to the parents. a huge case in 1979. i was a lieutenant in the organized crime control bureau. and i think it changed the way the country thought about missing children. as with you know, etan's picture was the first one to go on a milk carton. and i think parents sort of rethought their willingness to let kids do lots of things as a result of this case. >> that handy man who is now 75 was picked up yesterday by the fbi and returned to his home in brooklyn after questioning. >>> taliban saying they shout down a blackhawk helicopter. weren't down in southern afghanistan. the u.s. military says all four american crew members were killed. blackhawk was flying in bad weather, but the military says it conditions rule out enemy action. >>> u.s. airways and american airlines could be one step closer to a possible merger. they now have the backing of three american airlines unions whi

here's new york city police commissioner ray kelly. >> the fbi was engaged in this investigation.og, they actually used mats to put on the floor, and then the cadaver dogs gave a positive indication. they went back to that scene, so, obviously, we're hopeful that we can bring some comfort to the parents in this case. jenna: joining us live, dr. michael baden, a forensic pathologist and fox news contributor. he was also the chief medical examiner at the time of etan's disappearance. what did you think? when you got this news yesterday, what was your reaction? >> well, my reaction is that i hope it's not another false alarm. there have been a number of false alarms that the family have been put through, and whether it's -- there's always been a thought that maybe he's alive someplace else which might be better information for the family than he's dead. but this can help resolve the matter. jenna: how difficult is it to, at this point, 30 years after a alleged crime took place, um, you know, what can you find if you're looking through the concrete of a basement? >> well, jenna, if bo

. >> reporter: new york city police commissioner ray kelly says analysts believe it's connected to anys he was struck by the level of sophistication of the graphic and the expensive software used to create it. but whether it's a threat. >> where it's associated with a plot that's not clear at all. my guess is that's nothing really to this. you know, if there was a real attack about to happen on new york my guess is al qaeda wouldn't advertise it on the website. >> reporter: this isn't the first time threatening messages have appeared on jihad did sites. the federal authorities and the police department say any threat must be taken seriously. >> and, you know, sort of in your face and we have seen that before. but, you know, it is -- it is sort of direct confrontation. you know, trying to get our attention. believe me, they have our attention. >> reporter: but the posting didn't seem to faze new yorkers who have become accustomed to terrorism threats. >> it's propaganda. they want people to get uptight. >> you have to live your life. go about your every day business. >> reporter: the i

. >> new york police commissioner ray kelly says analysts believe it's connected to an egyptian nationalanguage used. kelly says he was struck by the level of the sophistication of the graphic and the expensive software used to create it, but whether there's a credible threat, cnn terrorism analyst peter bergen is skeptical. >> this is a real piece of propaganda. it doesn't mean it's associated with any real plot. that is not clear at all and my guess is there's nothing really to this. if it was a real attack about to happen on new york my guess is al qaeda wouldn't have to advertise it on their website. >> this isn't the first time messages have appeared on jihad i sites and federal authorities and the police department say any threat must be taken seriously. >> it's sort of in your face and we've seen this before, but, you know, it is a direct confrontation, trying to get our attention and believe me, they have our attention. >> the posting didn't seem to phase new yorkers who have become accustom to terrorism threats. >> it's propaganda. they want people to get uptight. >> it is what

i totally support, for example, police commissioner ray kelly and mayor bloomberg and their nypd muslimew york city despite the fact that the aclu and student groups are understandably upset. it is a conflict, it is a collision of rights. it is pragmatism versus constitutional protections and it is a difficult and tense time and it is unfortunately the time we live. >> brian: the justice department investigating the nypd, which is interesting. >> it is interesting. they haven't done anything yet and i predict that what they are doing, like stop and frisk in new york, where they stop minority kids on corners with hoodies on, and that's been so far found legal because they are the people -- >> steve: i wouldn't bring up hoodies. >> i have to be honest with people, you asked me. sometimes stereotyping exists because it's based on reality. that's unfortunately the world we live in. >> steve: all right. geraldo rivera. you think you'll be back to apologize for anything next week? [ laughter ] >> maybe that leg comment about gretchen. >> gretchen: no offense taken. >> thank you. >> gretchen:

ray kelly said the muslim community is essential partner if the war against trim.amble said some of these are so offensive they say things like the western mind is even keeled but the arab mine is prone to outbursts, loss of control. he is saying these could actually radicalize people. >>guest: well, on political correctness there are eight million arabs living in the united states today, and 80 percent of them are christian arabs who escaped islamic persecution in the middle east. i am considered honor the how many suicide bombers would were christians have attacks the united states in 10 years? >>alisyn: thank you, both obviously this is a heated debate and intense stuff but we appreciate you trying to make sense of it for us. thank you. more "fox & friends" ahead my name is robin. i'm a wife, i'm a mom... and chantix worked for me. it's a medication i could take and still smoke, while it built up in my system. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantiis proven to help people quit smoking. it reduthe urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinkin

kelly bordeaux. she was last seen on saturday. there's new fears she may be in grave danger. for more on this we gee to rayn osceola county which is near dizzy me world. >> good morning to you. we do know that family members are making a desperate plea to find 23-year-old kelli bordeaux. family members are hoping with the north carolina office and florida officers they will find the missing soldier who was hold at the have been pissing since october. this is the last time they heard from kelly saturday lieu text messages. question know plus reported her missing monday when the army med dick didn't return to work. they are also being told by investigators the last time kel ooly was seen at a popular bar around 1:20 saturday in fayetteville north carolina. what we hear from family members that was the last time she logged into facebook her husband on the way up to north carolina to help authorities with the search. kelly going missing is unusual. she has never gone without contacting family members within 48-hours. she never doesn't show up to work. the fact that she is gone missing for this long. every mome

ray kelley has to live in. new york and long island, northern new jersey are the number one terrorist target in the world and that is why commissioner kellynd the nypd and other police departments in the area are constantly monitoring terrorist web sites. they're going to web sites in the past shown links to terrorist organizations and so the nypd has to take this very seriously. commissioner kelly will expand on this. it may turn out to be nothing but the nypd can in the afford to take that chance t has to run this down as much detail as it possibly can and also say could this be a signal of something else? sometimes put one thing on a website but really signal to something else. all this has to be monitored by the fbi. there is also now involved. this is the world we live in. i shouldn't say unfortunately we have not been attacked because we haven't been attacked successfully in many years, americans believe the threat is no longer there. the threat is alive and real and that's why we want to hear what commissioner kelly has to say. jon: whether it is some punk somewhere on a computer trying to scare the country, we hope he can find out