he spoke with thomas berger, an expert on international relations at boston university. >> hello. the u.s. and japan brought up the south china sea issue. how was that received at the summit, do you think? >> overall i think that the reception in southeast asia was quite positive with some exception. obviously china was not that happy with the issue being raised. china has been insisting that this is an issue that needs to be resolved by china and different countries which have a dispute with china. on a bilateral, country to country basis. and the reason china wants to do this, we think, is because it would like to pursue what is known as a divide and conquer strategy by negotiating with individual countries separately. it is in a stronger position, a dominant party. and hopes to be able to get a solution to the issues which favors its interests. >> and professor china seems to have warned some asian countries to its side. do you think there is risk among related countries? >> some countries like cambodia, laos are economically dependent on china and their governments have been v

defense attorney peter berger, who is not representing mure, says if mure was being chased, he could beat the charges with whats called a compulsion defense. 'now if hes driving a hundred miles per hour to get away from the people with the gun, if thats what happened and if thats what the jury then he has a complete defense. because hes been compelled to escape from serious injury. now the drinking complicates it.'because, berger says, the jury must decide whether the crash was caused by mure trying to escape the people chasing him..or if mures alleged intoxication is to blame. 'does his driving while intoxicated cause the death of the passenger or was it the driving a hundred miles per hour and hitting the tree to get away from the other people caused what happened? its a very complicated jury question and if the jury believes he was compelled to escape from people with a gun than he would be acquitted. while police did impound the gray cadillac... they stress they don't know for certain there was a chase. felony charges have been filed in another case of alleged drunk driving... 53

defense attorney peter berger, who is not representing mure, says if mure was being chased, he could beat the charges with whats called a compulsion defense. 'now if hes driving a hundred miles per hour to get away from the people with the gun, if thats what happened and if thats what the jury then he has a complete defense. because hes been compelled to escape from serious injury. now the drinking complicates it.'because, berger says, the jury must decide whether the crash was caused by mure trying to escape the people chasing him..or if mures alleged intoxication is to blame. 'does his driving while intoxicated cause the death of the passenger or was it the driving a hundred miles per hour and hitting the tree to get away from the other people caused what happened? its a very complicated jury question and if the jury believes he was compelled to escape from people with a gun than he would be acquitted.' police stress, while they did impound the gray cadillac, they don't know for certain whether there was a chase. perez leaves behind four children. felony charges were filed today in

with us also is jan berger. chris hayes, the obvious question tonight for french authorities is what is the link between mali and the attacks in paris, do french authorities see this as some kind of retaliation against france? i guess we don't have chris hayes' sound working. colonel schaefer what's your reaction to the possibility of a linkage between this and what's happening in paris? >> i think it's a good chance this is related both to fact that the french have been very active in mali as well as the leader of iraqi to call for all al qaeda units to rise up. he released a tape where he called for this very sort of thing to happen. as stipulated in the opening, i think it's very clear you see all the radical elements of all flavors now kind of rising up. if nothing else they were inspired by the attack in paris and you'll see more of this. >> we have chris hayes' sound working now from paris. chris, if you can hear me, i'm wondering what we're getting from french authorities in terms of their reaction to wha

because, berger says, the jury must decide whether the crash was caused by mure trying to escape the people chasing him..or if mures alleged intoxication is to blame. 'does his driving while intoxicated cause the death of the passenger or was it the driving a hundred miles per hour and hitting the tree to get away from the other people caused what happened? its a very complicated jury question and if the jury believes he was compelled to escape from people with a gun than he would be acquitted.' police stress, while they did do not know for certain whether there was a chase. perez leaves behind four children. des moines police are investigating why a car drove up an embankment and crashed into a bridge earlier tonight... just before six o'clock police were called to a single vehicle crash on i- 235... at the cottage grove were injured in do not believe any of the injuries are life threatening. a des moines woman is behind bars tonight.. accused of driving drunk and causing a collision that resulted in the deaths of two men. 53 year old deanna gliem is facing four counts of vehicular

defense attorney peter berger, who is not representing mure, says if mure was being chased, he could beat the charges with whats called a compulsion defense. 'now if hes driving a hundred miles per hour to get away from the people with the gun, if thats what happened and if thats what the jury then he has a complete defense. because hes been compelled to escape from serious injury. now the drinking complicates it.'because, berger says, the jury must decide whether the crash was caused by mure trying to escape the people chasing him..or if mures alleged intoxication is to blame. 'does his driving while intoxicated cause the death of the passenger or was it the driving a hundred miles per hour and hitting the tree to get away from the other people caused what happened? its a very complicated jury question and if the jury believes he was compelled to escape from people with a gun than he would be acquitted. while police did impound the gray cadillac... they stress they don't know for certain there was a chase. felony charges have been filed in another case of alleged drunk driving... 53

berger. in general terms how important is social media and the ability of isil and its organizations to recruit followers, and tell us something about the sophistication of their work. >> well, the importance of social media really is directly inversely proportional to the distance from isis territory. so if you're in north africa, for instance, you're much more likely to be recruited in person on the ground. there's often a social media component in the united states or canada, it's more important. the efforts are sophisticated. they have a consistent playbook and use sharp tactics to get around somebody when somebody expressing an interest in isis and is exposed to the propoganda. they will circle that person and interact with them heavily to create a sense of community, and then slowly they push them to isolate themselves from their regular community, from the mosque in the neighborhood, from their family and friends. eventually they'll push that onto a encrypted platform such as what's ap

nowadays cora mae berger's. they will test this first overseas. they are calling it the signature collection. a thicker, two s berger. it will be made to order. opposed to fast food. it will come with a barbecue sauce, a spicy flavor or a classic premium branch. looking if they can get in on the market that five guys burgers and shakes shack are really making intros. despite the health warnings, people love their hamburgers. not only in the united states, but overseas. a huge test for mcdonald's. teresa: i was just overseas. i was surprised at the number of burger places that you see. >> reporter: i think it matters. some people are mcdonald's or burger king. some are stakes shack. teresa: i have preferences at every place i go. ben: i like stakes shack. my preference would be five guys. >> reporter: i am not a big stakes shack plan. taco bell meat burrito. [laughter] teresa: a lloyd rogers. a roast beef sandwich was great, too. ben: you can catch adam on the fox business network. next tuesday night, fox business, the next presidential debate. mik

berger, in general terms how important is social media and the ability of i.s.i.l. and its organizations to recruit followers and tell us something about the sophistication of their work. >> well, the importance of social media really is directly inversely proportional to the distance from tice territory that yoi.s.i.s. territorythat y. if you are in north africa you're much more likely to get recruited on the ground. but when you get into europe or united states or canada then social media becomes very important. their efforts are pretty sophisticated. they use a pretty consistent play book, they use sharp tactics to get around somebody expressing interest to i.s.i.s, their propaganda, they will circle that person, try ocreate a sense of community, and they push themselves from the loam ll community, the mosque in their area, and they will push them to what some other apps they use to try to encourage them to do something. >> to suggest some people in i.s.i.l. are very well trained with a lot of skills. any idea where that level of sophistication that technical exp

authorities are still searching for sophomore student jacob mar berger who has been missing since last weekend. he has a gun and may be angry with fellow students. the college has been shut down for three days now and students have been told to leave the campus. >>> a major redevelopment project is about to get under way in the district and will transform the old walter reed site. a precusser to the larger development to come. the district agreed to pay $22 million for the hospital property and mayor bowser has big plans for the land including affordable housing and retail. >>> new information this afternoon about the deadly accident we told you about yesterday in prince george's county. 70 -- virginia and culpeper county. police say he pulled in front of a dump truck while turning from horsehead road out to brandywine. >>> people living in d.c., for the first time in a decade. that's including to a new washington post poll, about a quarter of the people polled said not feel at all safe in their communities. d.c. police are doing a good job with almost 2 to 1 and the homicide tally sto

police actually believe 19-year-old jacob mar berger may ab threat to himself than to anyone else no one wants to take any chances. the weather was picture perfect but outdoor lunch was cancel at cheltenham high on monday. the school was on lock out and some parents were freaked out. >> concerned. very concerned. confused. i'm not sure exactly what's going on. >> reporter: officials at washington college in chester town maryland say 19-year-old sophomore jason march berger returned to his cheltenham home around 3:00 a.m. and retrieved a rifle case. that case may have contained a single bolt action arrival. family member told police jacob had been quote despondent over some recent issues at college. classes at cheltenham high were underway when the word went out. so students were kept indoors for their classes and security had entry and exit points was beefed up. >> we normally check id and obviouobviously we scan people's and buzz people in. but in a lock out, we add an extra layer of precaution and we -- we just make sure everyone is in the know. >> reporter: police stress he has ma

berger, author of a book on isis, and scholar at the brookings institution. >> well, what we're seeing is there's a growing trend toward them using it. >> warner: in the u.s., general incitement has rarely been prosecuted. but lately some people are being charged, he says. >> well, the question of incitement to violence is, is a pretty complicated one. so we had a recent case, an arrest, an isis supporter who had posted names and addresses of u.s. military personnel with an injunction to go kill those people. and that person was charged with incitement to violence which we, we had not seen previously as a, as a counterterrorism charge. >> warner: global social media companies must walk a balancing act between protected speech and illegal content. >> companies have to tailor their response to each country's rules and regulations. turkey and russia have been the source of, of a very large number of takedown requests which is when a government asks a social media company to remove content based on claims that the content is terrorist. but their definitions of terrorism are not necessarily

i thought it was just because i was eating a berger. >>> well, coming up, the soulful singer shatteringnother record. >> and what happens when parents tell their kids they ate all of their halloween candy? it's not good. "the skinny" is next. >>> "world news now" continues >>> "world news now" continues after this from ou ♪ skinny, so skinny >>> leading us off this morning, the narrowing field of talent on "dancing with the stars." it was a good night. >> it was a good night. a lot of great performances. and one of the show's most talented competitors got the boot. >> into the ballroom we go for week eight of competition. and once again, near the top of the leaderboard fan favorite bindi irwin, she and derek hough pulled in a 28 out of 30 for their hot fox trot here that brought the crowd to its feet. >> yeah. tamar braxton and partner val continued their streak of consistency, also getting 28 for their paso doble, but it could have been higher. as judge carrie ann noted she lifted her foot during the routine. >> oh, no. >> don't do that. >> and she wouldn't have beaten mick carter beca

mitch berger. >> we're just another set of eyes to help them completely independent of the people asa specialist of. >> reporter: players we spoke to like the new -- specialist. >> reporter: players we spoke to like the new rule. >> i know always a player i don't want to come out of the game sometimes in the state of mind they're in. i think it helps. >> they're just trying to look out for the players' best interest after football and trying to make sure we can walk and enjoy the family thing we can do once we leave football. >> reporter: the head football coach at woodside high said the nfl is sending the right message. >> kind of that old school mentality where you feel like you have to bash the kids apart to turn them into football players and that's not the case. >> under the edelman rule the player is removed and evaluated at least one play. gabbert was cleared to return to play. this rule has been used at least two other times this season. come up tonight on gameday dennis o'donnell shows us how doctors could soon be able to test football players' blood for evidence of concussi

social media expert andy hackend berger says the behavior of checking a page to see what others are upto is adicking and makes us feelxd like we have to keep up with the joneses.$x ubóf out ofw use instagram. facebook, there's just a lot going on there right now, too. > i just learned how to text last week. > a local university is taking a unique approach to stop bicycle thefts on campus. still ahead at 11 we'll show you the creative way officer are stopping criminals in their tracks. victoria whittle takes your representations and discovers a gem of a restaurant. the man behind a successful mainli

berger just two days ago. given the growing culture of drugs, gangs, and my roe and many girls like it does the prime minister really think that it's in the interests of my constituents and for their safety and security to cuts metropolitan police? >> every life lost in the way that she talks about is of course a tragedy and many of these lives have been lost because of drugs and because it games -- gangs and migraine. night time crime has been lowered but there are too many people carrying a knife in not recognizing that is not only against the law but is it danger to themselves as well as to others. we'll continue with our approach a nighttime at the work we are doing and their work to try to deal with the problems of drugs. when it comes to policing will we have seen in london is we have increased everett police and metropolitan police have done a good job of putting police on our streets. >> thank you mr. speaker. after many years of neglect under labour we are seeing investments in our roads, our roadways

the haggen berger road exit is closed. there is a heavy police presence. people are slowing down to check that out. there is a waned murder suspect inside of that motel 6. abc # news viewer alerted us and tells us people in the motel and area are being told to stay inside. now, if you're in the area and got video, safely, you can share your photos and video with us. just post to social media with #abc7 now. >>> a former raider's running back is in jail accused of a six-figure fraud. investigators say michael an t twon bennett took out loans on a home. he is on parole from a sprayed fraud conviction in florida. >>> new video emerged of a fire truck driver in a corner bar after hitting a motorcyclist. >> the i-team's dan noyes is here with a preview of the investigation into the story. >> reporter: it is a controversial case. i first showed you this video from june, 2013 of san francisco fire truck running a red light, and hitting a man on a motorcycle. for the first time, we're hearing from that victim in a deposition for his lawsuit. >> can't work on my ca

the haggen berger road exit is closed. there is a heavy police presence. people are slowing down to check that out. there is a waned murder suspect inside of that motel 6. abc # news viewer alerted us and tells us people in the motel and area are being told to stay inside. now, if you're in the area and got video, safely, you can share your photos and video with us. just post to social media with #abc7 now. >>> a former raider's running back is in jail accused of a six-figure fraud. investigators say michael an s twon bennett took out loans on a home. he is on parole from a sprayed fraud conviction in florida. >>> new video emerged of a fire truck driver in a corner bar after hitting a motorcyclist. >> the i-team's dan noyes is here with a preview of the investigation into the story. >> reporter: it is a controversial case. i first showed you this video from june, 2013 of san francisco fire truck running a red light, and hitting a man on a motorcycle. for the first time, we're hearing from that victim in a deposition for his lawsuit. >> can't work on my ca

. >> reporter: vai, not far away the mer berger family hoping to hear from jacob.me home sunday night, but left with a rifle case. here's a picture of college sophomore. investigators say he was captured at a walmart outside of reading. bying a bok of 12 gun shells. he places -- the president of washington college tell u.s. in october marberger waved a gun. when he returned he was kicked out of his fraternity and resigned as head of the student senate. despite an aerial and ground services, had been placed on a lock down. the college will be closed again today. investigators tell us his cell phone hasn't been used since before he purchased that ammunition and we're going to be following the add vin trags, a lou ago, they say so far no word of that missing college student. >> 6:38 is cold out this morning. and though we'll see some sunshine to start with, that cold will be easing. clouds take over and then the temperatures will warm into the 60s. wet and windy conditions hold off. i'm tracking rain that will be here first thing tomorrow morning. heading out the door

sources tell nbc 10 jacob mar berger was last seen monday morning buying ammunition at a walmart. mar burger is a sophomore. officials say marburger told them he felt persecuted after students pulled pranks on him in october. three weeks ago they got a tip about him having a gun and found an antique rifle and revolver in an off-campus house. he was suspended until a psychologist cleared him to return to school and police say he left campus sunday night and went to his parents' home where he took a rifle case. >> we don't have evidence that he has threatened students, the campus, the community here. he obviously is a troubled young man. we hope he comes home. we hope he tells his parents. >> washington college is closed until further notice. pennsylvania state police searched by air yesterday and turned up no new leads. >>> counselors are at a middle school in newcastle county after authorities charge add former choir director with sexually abusing a student. police arrested 43-year-old gary smith yesterday. he worked at hb dupont middle school in hockessin. police say smith was in

berger tells me. >> it takes a long time for us to change our law and regulations and adapt to new technologies. >> reporter: lyndon police did tell me this. in light of what did happened in paris last week they have upped their security at all and possible primary targets here and most especially at the refinery. >> security is tight at one north jersey university after threats this week. >> yeah, someone tweeted the threats against the students, faculty and staff and university police wrote on facebook that they are troubled by this display of hatred. police took precaution tones sure safety on campus. the department told the students to report anything suspicious. the tweets were sent out around the same time that a peaceful rally centered around abolishing racial tensions and was taking place at school. >> well, a cloudy wednesday for us. that's all ahead of rain tomorrow, so for the rest of tonight we stay dry. just the clouds increasing and then we have rain starting to move in for the morning commute. it will be more widespread by lunch time and more through the evening commute, but it w

warren earl berger. and william rehnquist. on the way up to the kennedy grave oliver wendell holmes. a few feet farther you look over and you see william brennan, potter stewart, marshall and harry blackmon. nobody looks. if they were walt drug, it would be a big sign. see four supreme court justices buried in a row. but it's arlington. william o. douglas not far from rickover. father of the nuclear navy. hugo black. i like that he got a simple gi stone. and thorouurgood marshall. not only was he the first black to sit on the supreme court he argued brown versus board of education before the supreme court successfully. this is my african-american section with medgar evers. field secretary for the naacp murdered in his driveway by an admitted klansman and white supremacist. he was -- two hung juries, all white hung juries in the '60s and finally a mixed race, mixed gender jury convicted him in the 1990s and he died in jail in the early 2000s. spotswood poles. the black ty cobb. he batted 0.610 against major league pitching in e

if you think of this as getting overplayed, think for once, did sandy berger who was clinton's first advisor expect to be prosecuted for mishandling classified information? what about john doych who stepped down already? or david petreus while director of national intelligence tr not appropriately handling classified information? this is something where there is a chance they decide to pursue this, directly or indirectly, that could cause her real, real problems. to the point about the public integrity section, tell me about the bush white house. i don't think they wanted to do that. they are faced with a situation of how do you turn it down? it was a garbage case that was discredited after senator stevens lost the election and was dead. or do you think the obama white house wanted david prosecuted? a close advisor to the president. heck no. do youngstown -- do i think this is going to happen? no, i don't. there is a chance it knows to the dark side. if it did, and i think we are talking about 1-6 chance, if it did, i think you will find democrats again looking on the wall for the in

what's going on when you take down one twitter account another one pops up and what my colleagues jm berger, my co-author vent is that what happens is the new twitter account, there are a lot fewer people like us. obviously, there are a lot of academics who are following these isis accounts. how do you find that and you're right, julia, presumably that applies in child pornography as well. there is a trade-off and i think unlike the united kingdom, we haven't banned, we haven't insisted that every single one of those sites-- accounts get taken down immediately. >> this is again the democratization of tactics, so we see ices use twitter as an organizational tool. hokkien syrian dissidents, so these tools of communication, organization are incredibly empowering for everyone, both the good guys and the bad guys. the only thing keeping our society afloat right now is there are met-- way more good guys and bad guys a the organization does use these sites with this system with whatever the modern technology for good. i think it's interesting to watch. syrian dissidents use facebook to organize i

hutchen berger lightrail. that's because of some mechanical problems. metro-north, long island railroad, and new jersey transit doing okay. 4 and 5 trains me can cool problems at 14th street. so you can expect some uptown delays. alternate side of the street parking rules in effect. lori over to you. >>> all right heather thank you. and your accuweather forecast with bill evans. >> well, we've got cloudy skies and we've got a temperature this hour right around 53 degrees. and we're looking at few sprinkles that are starting show up in the west now. coastal flood advisory until 1:00 today from the east northeast wind that's coming in. the high tide is this morning over the next two hours. we see the showers up around passaic and sussex and warren county, this band of rain with the cold front to the west, that gets here mid-morning and lasts into mid-afternoon. and then we could have some breaks of sun late in the day at sunset but it's going to be very windy and sunny this weekend. lori? >>> thank you bill. and it's 7:28. that will do it for us. coming u

did sandy berger, president clinton's first national security adviser, did he expect to be prosecutedng classified information? what about john george who had stepped back -- stepped down already for having personal information on computers. or what about not appropriately handing -- handling classified information? this is something that there is a chance they decide to pursue this that could put secretary clinton -- they could cause her real, real problems. tell me that the bush white house, the bush administration really wanted to prosecute ted stevens. i mean, chairman of the appropriations committee, really? oh, i don't think they wanted to do that. but they were faced with a situation of how do you turn it down. it turns out it was a garbage case that was eventually discredited after senator stevens had lost the election and after he was dead it or do you think the obama -- dead. or do you think the obama administration wanted david petraeus prosecoted? there is some chance that this goes to that dark side. if it did, and again, we are talking about a small chance, if it did, i

did sandy berger, president clinton's first national security adviser, did he expect to be prosecuted for mishandling classified information? what about john george who had stepped down -- already for having personal information on computers. or what about not appropriately handing -- handling classified information? this is something that there is a chance they decide to pursue this that could put secretary could cause her real, real problems. tell me that the bush white house, the bush administration really wanted to prosecute ted stevens. i mean, chairman of the appropriations committee, really? oh, i don't think they wanted to do that. but they were faced with a situation of how do you turn it down. it turns out it was a garbage case that was eventually discredited after senator stevens had lost the election and after he was dead it or do you think the obama -- dead. or du think the obama administration wanted general betray us investigated -- general petri s -- there is some chance that this goes to that dark side. if it did, and again, we are talking about a small chance, if it

think, did sandy berger who was president clinton's first national security advisor after he left theouse, did he expect to be prosecuted for mishandling classified information? what about john deutch? who stepped down already as director of national intelligence for having classified information on personal computers? what about david petraeus, while he was director of national intelligence for not appropriately handling classified information. so this is something where there is a chance that they decide to pursue this directly or indirectly, that could, for instance, secretary clinton, could cause her, real, real problems. but to the point about the public integrity section, tell me that the bush white house, the bush administration really wanted to prosecute ted stevens? i mean, chairman of the appropriations committee? really? oh, i don't think they wanted to do that but they were faced with a situation where, how do you turn it down? turned out it was a garbage case that was eventually discredited after senator stevens had lost re-election and after he was dead. or, do you think

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orlando: si tuvieran la oportunidad de enviarle un regalo sofÍa berger y su nuevo esposo, ¿quÉ le enviarÍantodo un piso de lujos y comodidades donde celebridades como justin beaber, taylor swift, y miley cirus, ha realizado fiestas de aquellas, tiene sus propios baÑos, su propio spa, espacio para disfrutar en exteriores en 10.300 pies cuadrados de lujo con vista panorÁmica de la ciudad. ¿cuÁnto hay que pagar para pasar la noche aquÍ? >> 35.000 $. en temporada baja, en temporada alta 50.000 $. ¿seÑor, estÁ usted bien? se quedÓ desmayado, se siente bien? luis: sÍ. >> es que tiene que pagar la cuenta porque utilizÓ la cama, son 35.000 $. (risas) alan: luisito! maity: la prÓxima vez yo me apunto para ir contigo. luis: yo creo que alguien se muere. alan: estÁ interesante, las excentricidades que se viven en las vegas. luis: es que aquÍ hay gente que de verdad gasta el dinero, y muchas veces hay personas que ganan en los castillos, dicen, me gano 65.000 $ y en la noche pagan el martini de 2500. alan: tenemos otras cosas contigo mÁs adelante. luis: mÁs adelante los voy a llevar a conocer el restau

berger referred to it as a maze of complexity. that's eligibility.was pretty much it. you know, as i was looking back through my files, my old files, i have come to appreciate why i'm here because i'm old. >> and you have files. >> and i have files. >> you have good stories. >> that's true. >> so i found a memo from the first administrator in 1977. and to secretary cala calafana. it says right here -- this is in 1978. it says, medicaid is a healthcare financing program for the welfare population. that was true, completely true. it goes on to say medicaid embodies the problems of the welfare system and the healthcare system, which is something we have lived with for the entire period of time. just to illustrate this, because it came from welfare, we had all the data, the statistics on the recipients, what everyone on medicaid was referred to as, all the recipients, we knew how many of these mothers were married, divorced, separated or deserted. it's an era of the deserving poor. that was what we had through medicaid through the early years. that all b