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i'm going to get to peter bergen to talk about both of these operations. peter, let's start with libya. in fact, if al libi has been captured, what does it mean for al qaeda in libya? >> caller: it's good news for them. what would be interesting is what happens with this guy. my guess is that relatively soon, we will see him show up in the district of new york to be arraigned. that's where he's been indicted. that indictment for his alleged involvement in the embassy is there. it's been there since '98. he has been on the run since before 9/11. you know, the obama administration doesn't want to put anybody through the guantanamo system. we saw with osama bin laden's son who was picked up overseas that shortly after he was captured he was arraigned in manhattan and he will stand trial there. you know, the federal court in manhattan has 100% conviction rate for terrorism offenses. if you think of where the location is, so, my guess is that this guy is going to have to get a pretty good defense lawyer. >> i want to read some of the information that we are jus

in april 2012 he was arrested where they found evidence of the shooting and they found the lamb bergen ney which the chef says will be his last. >> i had a chance to own one. i have to move past it. we'll stick with american made. >> his testimony was a minor matter in the case. closing arguments began this afternoon and are still under way. >>> penn state is paying $59.7 million to 27 abused. university president rodney erickson called the agreements another step forward in the healing process for those hurt by mr. sandusky and another step forward for penn state. >> the doctor convicted of causing michael jackson's death has been released from jail. he left just after midnight. he had been sentenced to serve four years behind bars but a change in california law reduced it to two years. michael jackson's fans and protestors held a vigil outside the jail. the attorney spoke after his release. >> my client got the maximum term possible. he had no prior record. he had 20 years of exempt there ry service as a physician. he served every possible. they didn't let him out a minute early. >>

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but an nbc show, charlie mccarthy, edgar bergen and a ventriloquist act.ventriloquist act. followed up bay crew member singing and that's when most people turned over to the cbs broadcast. >> it started as a dance music program and we interrupt this with a bulletin. >> they didn't see the announcement it was a dramatization and they just tuned in and heard this. >> so 75 years ago there were ventriloquist on the radio. was that skill necessary back then? wasn't it just a guy going. >> you are on the radio. how does that work? >> just a guy doing two different voices? >> did he even hold a dummy unless it was before a live studio audience. >> that might be the case. >> almost sounds like juggling on the radio. >> yes. look at them go. >> might have had a smoke. coming up, chris brown's major decision following his future following his latest arrest. >>> and one drove one of the hottest boy bands around to break up? the secrets are revealed coming up next in "the skinny." around to >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our ♪ skinny ♪ so sk

so that said, i want to get to peter bergen. he joins me now from washington. al shabaab works as a proxy to al qaeda in that region. tell us about that. >> well, even more than a patriotproxy, don, al shabaab is really a wholly owned subsidiary of al qaeda. they've had a relationship with al qaeda going back several years, but last year, they formally announced a merger of the two groups, so call it an affiliate so to underestimate the relationship between them and we saw with the attack on the mall in kenya, that this is a group that has adopted al qaeda's id yol ji. the reason they attracted the mall was not because it was kenyan, but because it attracted a fair number of businessmen and others living in nairobi. >> so, if you weaken one, do you weaken the other? if you carry out a major operation on al shabaab and it's successful, does it affect al qaeda and vice versa? >> to some degree, maybe. clearly, al shabaab is a group that has dwoadopted the id yol willing to attack targets where westerners are congregating and undermining it would be useful, but th

in an interview with the bergen record, he plays up the relationship with the president and defends himself after the storm against the house gop saying this. i would have given the president the exact same treatment if the president had broken his word to me on things he told me were going to happen with relation to sandy. he never has so that's why he hasn't gotten that treatment. kristi gets an 11th hour endorsement from the big aristotle, shaquille o'neal. >> i don't endorse many politicians, but chris christie is different. he is working to bring jobs ba being to our cities and to help kids in tough neighborhoods get ahead. he's a good man. excuse me. a great man. join me in supporting chris christie, the governor. >> this is not the first time shaq made a surprising endorse am. he endorsed al gore over bill bradley. at that time it was as much about a basketball rivalry as democratic. michael jordan was on bradley's team so shaq picked gore. he is models off of george bush's. they wanted to show distance from the left house republicans as he used reelection in texas to make his case t

it was charlie mccarthy -- charlie mccarthy, edgar bergen and a ventriloquist act.loquist act. followed up by a crew member singing and that's when most people turned over to the cbs broadcast. >> it started as a dance music program and we interrupt this with a bulletin. >> they didn't see the announcement it was a dramatization and they just tuned in and heard this. >> that was the only thing they know. here's my question -- so 75 years ago, there was a ventriloquist on the radio. was that skill necessary back then? wasn't it just a guy going. >> you are on the radio. how does that work? >> just a guy doing two different voices? >> did he even hold a dummy unless it was before a live studio audience? >> that might be the case. >> almost sounds like juggling on the radio. >> yes. look at the ball go. >> look at them go. >> the guy's having a smoke. >>> coming up, chris brown's major decision following his future following his latest arrest. >>> and one drove one of the hottest boy bands around to break up? the secrets are revealed coming up next in "the skinny." >>

. >> joining me, crystal ball and john wrightmeier, a reporter for the bergen report who covers the newcrystal, controversy of the day in washington is president obama said, you could keep your health insurance approximately sees. turns out i can't keep mine. well, you know, he didn't say -- i can prevent your insurance scum pan from taking itfrom -- taking it away from you. here is christie with variations on his campaign language and what he actually did. >> absolutely. what you sesee with chris chris magical republican thinking, his budgets and how rhetoric matches up with reality. barbara buono was reporting out in republican world, a tax increase counts as a tax increase if it is on the wealthy. lowering earned income tax credit. a tax on the working poor she points out. that doesn't count. raising fees. that apparent lely doesn't coun. the other piece of magical thinking, remind me of paul ryan. he projects that lowering taxes on businesses and on, millionaires is going to somehow magically increase revenue. he has a lot of rosie predictions about the state's growth that when it d

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. >> reporter: many in places like bergen county, new jersey, describing a quick but energy-packed storm. howling winds, snapping power lines. this one becomes a glowing fireball. >> it was as bad as i've ever seen. >> reporter: in minutes, trees ripped from the soaking ground and slammed into homes. the cleanup, also dangerous. watch as this worker gets out of the way, just in time. in washington, d.c. -- >> all i saw was a cloud of green leaves. and that was -- then the tree came down. >> reporter: part of this massive elm tree crashing down in the middle of traffic. the driver and his passenger made it out alive. and a long island woman walked away from this. the roof of her car smashed by falling branches. in winchester, virginia, shearing winds ripping off tree tops. ripping apart fences. the debris, blowing out this car window. >> it was stuck right in there. you can see where that piece of wood is. >> reporter: and in atlanta, a toppled tree trapped this man inside his bedroom. miraculously, he also survived, narrowly escaping the wrath of this massive storm system. topic of conve

. >> nick robertson and peter bergen, thank you. >> thank you. >>> for relatives of the victims of theainful chapter of american history. >> earlier we spoke with edith bartley. her father and her younger brother were both working at the embassy the day of that attack. they were both killed. this is incredibly personal for her. we asked her about the impact, the importance of the capture of al qaeda member al libi. >> our families want to thank the u.s. military and our intelligence community. we know this is a firm signal around the globe and our government is still wading through a stand still right now. we're still vigilant as a country and remain focused on international carists. we're not going to step down at all. it's extremely important that they happened just over 15 years ago. yet, they're still connected much of our activities around the globe today and in light of the recent incidents in nairobi just two weeks ago. these are all connected in some way in terms of our presence around the globe being a threat to others. and we have to remain vigilant as a country. >> so intere

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