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who is the negotiation american taken hostage in exchange for ransom. >> peter bergen, you understand this very well. what's the distinction we should think about between an army sergeant, who is regarded as a prisoner of war, and we routi routinely do prisoner of war exchanges as does every country in the world and hostage for a terrorist group where we are told we shouldn't do this because it encourages hostage taking. you don't want to reward terrorism. >> it was not the circumstances of how bergdahl left his post is immaterial. we are talking about prisoner of war exchange. he makes a very good point. you're not negotiating with a terrorist group from a technical point of view the afghan taliban is not designated by the u.s. government as a terrorist group. the network which is a subset is and there was a debate in administration to designate it or not and in the end they were designated. the big question that bret raised is how dangerous are these people? there are three points you can make. qatar is one of the richest countries in the world and efficient police state. this he ha

others mass executions, i'm going to speak with peter bergen about what they're trying to accomplishhese videos. the images are coming out too graphic for some young viewers. arwa damon reports. >> reporter: two of the captives have iraqi border guard patches on their sleeves. islamic state here to stay. the first two comply, fear on their faces. moments later, this he appears to be dehydrated, barely reacting to what's happening. in the next video, he is dead. his jaw blown off. at the end of the clip, the isis gunman proudly declares we killed a shiite. this facebook page matches the bearded man on video. we access the facebook account before it was taken down. posted on it, these stills of the same execution. and another photograph that shows the other four men dead. they're accused of being maliki's dogs. he boasts about how he blew the infidels heads to hell. >> in another post, he says, send these videos to the shiite. it's become a ruthless battlefield. many of the images posted online are too horrific to show a shallow ditch filled with bodies. all accused of being members of

according to "the times" and "bergen record," the port authority had a couple billion dollars laying around from a hudson river rail project christie, himself, canceled the year before. early 2011, the governor went before the people of new jersey to announce the port authority would be footing the bill for renovations to the skyway. >> this is a significant commitment from the port authority, and we believe it's an appropriate one of new jersey projects to make our roadways and bridges safer as we travel through the port district and try to get to those connecters. >> so win/win, right? if you're chris christie, you don't have to raise taxes, the thing gets repaired. one problem. according to "the new york times," that announcement actually came before the port authority even agreed to foot the bill. and as "the times" reports, the agency's lawyers had concerns about the bill like the fact it might not be real. the pulaski skyway is a state road. "the times" reports after legal wrangling and pressure from the christie camp, it moved forward and the skyway closed for renovations in a

one bergen county community will have to get their own mail.because of this chocolate lab. >>> five new york teens now men known as the central park five serve prison time for the sexual assault of a jogger. years later they were exonerated now they're getting paid a million dollars for every year they were behind bars. at farmers, we make you smarter about auto insurance, because the more you know, the more we can help you. cut. lower. shave. chop. and drop your insurance rates. if you want to save hundreds, talk to farmers. ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum, bum - bum - bum - bum ♪ [announcer] the more you know, the more you save. talk to farmers and you could save hundreds on your auto insurance. call 1-800-910-2222 today. >>> 6:44. we want to update you on breaking news. skyforce 10 is live over the scene of a water main break in south philadelphia. oregon and st. christopher drive. we also have a crew on the ground showing us live pictures. and those water department crews are working to shut off a broken 12 inch water main. if you know the

a plan to swap its bergen antioch. downtown's san francisco and the mid- 60s. the and not looking for a high as 71 degrees. his 7 day around the bay forecast. honestly just minor tweaks and the forecast over the next seven days we will see a little bit of morning fog. they're heading out the door to look at traffic. we'll have an accident. perhaps they should change. read the cemeteries not reported any problems. drive time about 12 minutes between 88101. over at the golden gate bridge of we're good to go through a lot of space between cars. we did system backups about 50 minutes ago. not the case anymore. seeing top speeds in georgia when to aren't counting on a traffic map still enjoying grid on the roadways sensors. no. all 85 approaching cupertino. lazarin adds. in general, he supports the proposed audrie's law legislation, if it ultimately helps other families. his court hearing is today. a chaotic scene as a fire burns through homes in sunnyvale yesteray. 30 firefighters were called to latana driver where two homes were heavily damaged by the flames. this

in the course of the legal wrangling, "the bergen record" did a great story on this months ago, pointedis something they could build access roads to legally under the mandate. the problem in this case the highland tunnel is a more reasonable connection. that actually predates the -- >> they don't have the legal authority. right. and just so we're clear here, the lincoln tunnel, pulaski skyway in the middle, they're saying it's a connector to the lincoln tunnel up there in the corner of your screen. it is not in any way, shape or form, i think from a strict, you know, intuitive intense, a connection to the lincoln. >> this is not something that commuters would ever do going from the pulaski to the lincoln tunnel. >> that was the legal reasoning upon which they said they could do this. there were bonds issued to do this? >> they referred to the capital projects as lincoln tunnel access infrastructure -- >> wait a second, the bonds they sold to actual people are bonds labeled lincoln tunnel capital project. can we put that map back up there? they sold bonds to people and said, hey, do you

group operates in syria just over the border providing a steady flow of reinforcements to iraq peter bergen who served with the u.s. foreign service for more than twenty years thinks the world is just beginning to feel the consequences of the u.s. led war in iraq. when you deliver weapons to the battlefield you really have no control over what happens to them the united states has made a number of terrible mistakes in iraq and supplying all these weapons including air to ground missiles and things that could easily leak out of iraq and threaten us elsewhere everything that we're seeing today it was made in negligible by the two thousand and three invasion the united states never understood that iraq was three separate states the sunni the shia and the purge state held together by a strongman saddam and a very powerful security apparatus when all of that was done away with it was inevitable that some kind of settling was going to be necessary for these three groups to live what you're seeing right now is the inevitable settling of the mess the united states kicked over. more news coming up a

to a controversial to you free trade deal along with georgia and moldova into a trade agreement bergen's failure to finish a multi-billion dollar airport is blamed on an engineering impulse to. quote other media turns a blind eye to you get an artsy. you're watching ulti international nato's chief and his photographs and will soon leave his post in us just as questions are raised over how exactly he got that job back in two thousand and nine leaked documents posted on wiki leaks suggest that denmark agreed to start proceedings to close an international kurdish channel that i've been broadcasting from copenhagen now that took place in two thousand and nine at the time when rasmussen was prime minister of the country in exchange turkey reportedly promised to back him for the position of nato secretary general so i was turkey so worried about these broadcasts well claims that rose t.v. was a mouthpiece for the kurdistan workers party which fights for the rights of the kurdish minority and is considered a terrorist organization in turkey and the west at the channel started broadcasting in tw

i want to talk more about this video moment by moment, freem by frame, peter bergen is with me alongith chief national security correspondent. peter, this video was slickly produced by the taliban, posted or their website, even as a music bed. you're the expert. what's the most striking thing about this video in your mind. >> how unsurprising it is. this is a group that's had a propaganda arm that has been pretty active for the last decade. they tape almost every operation they do. they have their own dedicated spokesman who is on call 24 hours a day, a sort of taliban jay carney, if you will. they are very media adept. the fact they've produced this video to me is not surprising, carol. >> matthew, these images, you can seeberg dal is clearly unwell. if you look at his military photo in 2009 and look at him now -- do we have that? i think we do. anyway, if you compare his condition from when he went into the service to now, you can see clearly something is up with him. what are the doctors telling you in germany? >> reporter: clearly he spent nearly five years in afghanistan, five y

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here's one from keith bergen. contributing to jay carney's resignation was that he become a one-dimensional punch line that has to be tough. >>> michelle obama's campaign takes a turn. >> we're now seeing efforts in congress to roll back these new standards. and you know, this is unacceptable. it's unacceptable to me, not just as first lady but as a mother. >> the first lady's effort continued on "the new york times" op-ed page where she wrote, some members of the house of representatives are now threatening to roll back these standrds and lower the quality of food our kids get in school. >> openly taking on the gop, should that have gotten more coverage? >> i thought it got a lot of coverage. i read some of the headlines. they're all full of puns, "michelle bites back on school lunches." you saw "gop rejects school lunch battle." this is a highly political issue because michelle obama is involved and in general particularly because of the money we're talking about when we're talking about school lnchlnch -- lunch

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they are trying to amass territory and peter bergen, al qaeda expert who said two years agricultural divide was effectively dead has said more recently that al qaeda now controls more territory than it ever has. that is an opinion that is consistent with what we heard from jack keane. >> this has been evolving for the administration. take a listen to the state department yesterday and today. >> i don't get the sense that they're gaining a lot of territory. the threat that it will it is present something not just a threat to iraq or the stability of iraq, but it a threat to the region. >> that is 24 hours. >> yeah, and what is the united states going to do about it? the president says almost every time he talks about foreign policy that the war in iraq -- the war in afghanistan is ending and the war in iraq is over. well, what happens when this region blows up. and it's taken a the love time, a lot of money, the person people have no interest in ramping up our presence there. but, this is a real -- a real problem for the president. it's ironic because in second terms presidents usuall

. >> peter bergen, good to have you on. dave, you as well. >>> next, the political fallout for president obama, including what was said inside of the classified briefing tonight on capitol hill. we're getting some reports. >>> later, bowe bergdahl's unconventional upbringing and what it says about the soldier he became. mortgage process here tellat quicken loans.zing we care about your loan as much as you do. we're not just number crunchers. i'm your buddy. i'm your team mate. i specialize in what i do, and i care about my clients call us for a mortgage experience that's engineered to amaze. >>> well, there's more breaking news in bergdahl's story. officials wrapped up a closed-door meeting for senators. they showed a video on the deal to get bergdahl back. a proof of life video. the question is, did it tamp down the criticism? well, hardly. >> i learned nothing in this briefing nor did i expect to learn anything in this briefing except that i continue to maintain that this individual who we are glad that sergeant bergdahl

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. >> peter bergen, good to have you on. dave, you as well. >>> next, the political fallout for president obama, including what was said inside of the classified briefing tonight on capitol hill. we're getting some reports. >>> later, bowe bergdahl's unconventional upbringing and what it says about the soldier he became. narrator: these are the skater kid: whoa narrator: that got torture tested by teenagers and cried out for help. from the surprised designers. who came to the rescue with a brilliant fix male designer: i love it narrator: which created thousands of new customers for the tennis shoes that got torture tested by teenagers. the internet of everything is changing manufacturing. is your network ready? honestly, the off-season isn't i've got a lot to do. that's why i got my surface. it's great for watching game film and drawing up plays. it's got onenote, so i can stay on top of my to-do list, which has been absolutely absurd since the big game. with skype, it's just really easy to stay in touch with the kids i work

joining me is ann coulter and peter bergen, author of "manhunt: the ten year search for bin laden" alanz is back with me as well. we are all authors here and all have books and here to discuss something that is important. robert, you disagree with your friend and colleague on negotiating with the taliban to he said -- i'm going to quote the title of your book here, should the u.s. be bargaining with the devil? >> well i think in this instance, president obama made the correct decision. i don't believe you can categorically say you should either never negotiate with an evil adversary or should always negotiate because that's the way you can make peace it very much depends on context and a careful assessment of the costs and benefits and what your alternatives are. the war in afghanistan for the united states is certainly winding down and i think it's an appreciate time for us to make a deal with the taliban. indeed, both the afghan government and our government in various ways has for several years been exploring whether it might not be possible to negotiate with the taliban. >> ann, sen

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joining us now, brian todd and our national security analyst peter bergen.ve been looking into this group, isis. he calls it isil, but it's isis, the islamic state in iraq and syria. there's a little confusion there but it's the same organization. >> talking with analysts, you get the impression, a picture that this group is much better organized than previously thought. since the u.s. pullout in late 2011, they've been gradually building up their capability. bombings and assassinations is the general m.o. they target iraqi forces, iraqi cities, by doing that first, then they move in, they gather weapons, they get volunteers. once they're in a city, they start this campaign of extortion. they intimidate local business owners to pay them protection money or they'll kill they gradually built up their capability and have got a lot of money now to conduct these campaigns by doing things like that. and it's -- you see the result of it right now. >> you studied al qaeda for a long time. we call this isis group an offshoot of al qaeda. is that accurate? >> yeah. i

, what's been happening for a long time, my former colleague at the new america foundation, peter bergen, has written a lot about this. is that the enemy within, or those people who are easily seduced into action, who exist in english-speaking countries, like the united kingdom, like the united states, that there is a chance of increasingly identifying and finding and seducing people inside our countries who have some sort of interests in the goals of isis, or at least the notion of a much more islamist, purist state, and a that they can try to incite action, both incite these countries, or encourage people to come over. but i think the big danger down the road is what happens in the united states when we begin to see people inside our country take terrorist actions inside, because they're inspired by that video? that's very worrisome. >> yeah, absolutely. colonel, i point to this video, it preaches specifically also to foreign fighters. there is a new fighter by a private consulting company which estimates there are about 12,000 foreign fighters in syria. some 3,000 of them are from wes

rescue more questions remain about his disappearance investigators reviewing his case will interview bergen mall but not yet to the army insists its first priority is his health and his reintegration. something keep sam's and has on lot knows a lot about. he spent five years as a hostage. >>: >>: you go from some until you want to pressure to the one to eat a bowl of soup to the modern world is very tough to do with it's really tough to take it and in process. after byrd of disappearance in 2009 the army's initial investigation concluded he left his outpost and deliberately. leaving behind his left and a bulletproof vest and night vision goggles. the island didn't call him a deserter but because without his speaking with them they did not know his intent. >>: anyone in the platoon that we knew about these people week fraught with an know so well. he was the only person we believe to be capable of that. >>: speaking at: tuesday, president barack obamas says he's not been interrogated are met with his family had because he still undergoing a medical treatment in germany if i'm andrew spencer

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of college on their first job to get a 400,000 dollar mortgage to live in a three-bedroom house in bergenou are shortening the cycle because you were pulling forward the housing data. wouldn't it be better to go from her rental to a first-time home to a bigger home? >> what we see , and the challenge has been the lack of first-time home buyers has been we have fallen behind. should have existed without the recession. we will see they will move up. many eventually will buy. also demographic trends affecting this. people marrying later, having kids rate or. aside from the recession we would have seen a slowdown and the age of first-time homebuyers. bikes every region has its own supply and demand issue. i wanted to ask you about california. strength in the most extensive segment. what does that tell you? going on in thing california is the for clay traces isfor closure pretty much behind us in california and many other states. that means much less inventory at the low end of the market and prices for than 20% year-over-year or more in a lot of markets. to buy in hard california right now. >

bergen, also chunheim with the church. so it's a different sort of norway. you won't find "frozen," but you will find a lot of these distant places. >> do you think that a sustainable thing with americans coming to norway or are they just inclined to travel here because -- triggered by that movie now so it's one up or is it sustainable? >> it is sustainable. america has been a very important market for us since the beginning of 1930. and, of course, we have a big increase now. and we're hopeful not only older americans, but younger americans and families. we know the families have been watching the movie and they want to go to norway, but you have to travel around. you have to see the shores and the northern part of norway. >> so, you see, carolin, there's a lot to see in that country. unfortunately i can't discover that because i need to go home, as well. with ta, back to you. that's very unfortunate, annette. now i want to say, sri. >> i'm sure we could do a "frozen" tour. >> i'm sure. making more money. >>> still to come on the show, the credit card was s

. >> reporter: eric bergen plays bob, the key writer.e valle. >> do you want a contract? >> yeah. a jersey contract. >> i mean historically the actors who did the stage show not just in the original predukz but the touring company as michael and i did never even ended up on a consideration list. >> to have him show up at one of my matinees and then to get a call says he was interested in using me, and then, of course, the final call, the best of my life to work with him was something else it's got to be surreal to be doing thanks that you've done. what is differenten delivering those same lines for a film? >>. >> clint is your friend and he's an actor so he had euro backs. after that he discovered us because he saw our performances on stage. so he allowed us to give those performances in front of his cameras. >> i notice you call clint eastwood clint, but, michael, you call him mr. eastwood. >> he's like the boss, mr. e., or mr. eastwood. i can't do -- i can't even say it. >> you can't actually form the "c." >> right. >> the film depicts

. >> eric bergen plays bob gaudio the keyboardist and primary songwriter.ntract? >> yes. a jersey the holes in tillamook swiss cheese are actually little black holes. never. ever. stick even your pinky finger into one of them. yay! tillamook cheese slices, tastes better because it's made better. >>> a couple from south africa arrived by boat friday. they just road 6,700 miles across the atlantic ocean in a 22-foot-long boat. >> i that say they are the first pair to row from mainland africa to mainland north america. after their visit to new york is over, they plan to return home to cape town but not by rowboat. >> they're boyfriend and girlfriend. i wonder after all that how they're doing. >> now to another voyage. this one to the bottom of the sea to meet a man on a mission. he is the grandson of renowned french oceanographer jacques cousteau. it's called "mission 31".." our reporter of our affiliate station wfor paid him a visit. >> reporter: it may be the most remarkable water fronlt property in the entire world, a plaszce where knowsy neighbors are welc

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our national security analyst peter bergen is here and joins us by phone from washington, and in beirut, cnn nick paton walsh who has reported extensively from afghanistan. welcome to both of you. >> good morning. >> first i want to start with you, nick paton walsh and talk about the resurgence of taliban in afghanistan. the reason this tragic event happened is because coalition forces it trying to drive away taliban forces. how strong are they in afghanistan today? >> reporter: well, certainly if you leave what people call kind of the city of kabul, the walled area where many people used to say the president of afghanistan was only president of that particular area, they're increasingly strong. they were on their back foot when the u.s. flooded in troops as part of their surge. now they're pulling them out. we just heard barack obama pulling them out extraordinary fast, almost down to zero in 2016. the taliban are gaining ground again. afghan forces simply aren't up to the job. they don't have the logistical backup or equipment to be able to fight the taliban who have been at this war,

the "bergen record" reported thursday night the s.e.c.closely at decisions that diverted $1.8 billion in port authority funds to pay for new jersey road projects projects usually paid for by the state and projects that were initiated at the urging of the christie administration. the question is when the christie administration pressured port authority officials to find ways around state laws that require the agency to spend money only on its own facilities unless it gets approval from lawmakers in new jersey and new york. if so, it could mean the port authority misled investors. the s.e.c. is not the only investigative body looking in to the use of port authority funds for new jersey road projects. the u.s. attorney's office in new jersey and the manhattan district attorney's office also have their own probes. these are probes the port authority also acknowledged on thursday. in april christie said he relied on the advice of attorneys. he's confident the s.e.c. will agree. how big of a liability are these open investigations for governor

number three is right where we are now, bergen, new jersey.> yeah. >> it not the market value. it is hard to compare these things. they look at how much people actually pay. those are the three counties where people pay the most in the country it's something we don't talk about. people go crazy over property taxes. we talk income taxes. we don't talk about these as much. >> it's tough for retirees. >> there's a lagging effect of two years. so we haven't seen yet the effect of these property value increases the last two years on property taxes. >> and they went down. >> that's correct. >> it was 30%, 40%. >> the wealthy were suing the towns saying you have to reassess this. >> you were immediatealarm bell head, right? like throwing out a fishing line for the weirdest people in the planet. >> we have an affluent, sophisticated audience. i know that. >> do you think there are some among them? >> i think there are. more on the web than tv. >> the dark, under world subculture. >> we'll have more foot rubbing. also jim cramer on the markets hitting

the stars of the film are with us now, john lloyd young, vincent piazza, michael lamenda and erich bergene tonys. >> an early morning for us. >> we haven't quite gone to bed yet, but what better way to wake up than this. >> you guys are worth it. >> people love "jersey boys." we know of your portrayal on broadway. but i don't necessarily put clint eastwood and "jersey boys" together. were you surprised by that? >> at first, and then i realized i think he was the best director for it because he did that jazz biography of charlie porker with forest whittaker years ago and he knows music and he understands working class east coast guys. so it was a really good fit. >> any intimidation onset? here walks dirty harry, here comes clint eastwood. scary at all? >> yeah, a little bit, but he's sort of an instantly disarming kind of guy. he creates a relaxed vibe on set. so it makes it fun to go to work and get your hands dirty. >> you played this role on broadway. not all of you had singing and dancing experience, right? >> just me. sorry, vincent, let me single you out. we know you from "boardwalk

the shops are in bergen, essex, hudson, middlesex and union counties. investigators posed as undercover sellers looking to get rid of their gold. the stores failed to use scales that were certified for kept in plain view. some places didn't post the price these paid or keep proper receipts. >>> tonight, the neshamany school board will vote on an updated policy to prevent the student newspaper from banning the school nickname, redskins. last week, you recall student editors of the neshaminy high school paper band the name, calling it a racial slur. the school district shut the paper down because administrators say students don't have the power to issue bans. students said a minute straighters should not be allowed to control what they choose to print. tonight's school b mting is at7:00 dd >>> now to decision 2014. tom wolf is in center city, philadelphia, today on his fresh start tour. the democratic candidate for governor toured the welcoming center for new pennsylvanians. traiwi eoming center is anel eend touched on his plan to balance the budget. >> i