kony,her analog is joseph tony 2012 -- that was probably one of the most massive campaigns we've seen in terms of online activism and it was all the eyes now focused on hold premise was let's make him famous in that will lead to some sort of capture. we he is still out there and haven't found most of these tols, so there are limits what technology can do, if you it goesle with black back to a basic human connection. the girls in nigeria will probably be found because someone informed on them and told the authorities where these girls actually are. it's like osama bin laden. for years and years, the most hunted guy in the world but it was through human connections and people speaking face to face. >> and they track someone's cell phone? courier, it had the was about actually speaking to people and not texting them. >> i like camping in the debt -- i went camping in the desert one summer and went camping during the night. lost.completely you learn about yourself when you are lost. have brought my phone. andestion between nature urban getting lost. do you have a different mindset when yo

played a role in a drug dealing network and bribery scheme that brought down former trenton mayor tony mack. josephjojo" giorgianni was sentenced in federal court today. both mack brothers have been sentenced to federal prison. >>> we want you to take a look outside. a live look at the "uss new jersey." it's a big day for a local landmark. brian williams is there preparing to anchor a especially edition of "nbc nightly news." first, let's go to nbc 10 meteorologist sheena parveen. here's a good question, sheena. what kind of weather should brian expect for the live broadcast? >> keith, i know you already know this, absolutely perfect weather. we've seen a great end to the week. a lot of dry air is in place. plenty of sunshine and warmer temperatures. temperatures are dropping off just a little bit. because the sun is about to set soon. 76 degrees right now in philadelphia. these numbers will continue to drop off but it will be very pleasant as we go through the rest of your friday evening. north and west through the lehigh valley, mid-70s, south jersey and delaware just about the mid-to-low 70s. as

prison for his role in a drug dealing network and bribery scheme that brought down former mayor tony mack. josephjo-jo" georgeni did not testify earlier this year on extortion own brabry char bribe. but his voice could be heard during recordings played during the trial. both mack brothers have been sentenced to federal prison. >>> a change of plans after a small fire on board a vessel this morning. skyforce 10 flaw over the mv delaware. no passengers were on board at the time and no one was hurt. >>> from our delaware bureau, this man is under arrest, police say john grimes is an arsonist who started fires in two homes in one case, the people were in their bedroom. investigators say grimes was captured on numerous surveillance camera systems in the city of newark. he's charged with two counts each of arson, burglary and reckless endangerment. >>> good news for septa riders. the transit authority is getting an $86 million grant to boost its ability to çwithstand bad weather. the aid is from the federal transit administration emergency relief program. officials say hurricane sandy showed how impor

tony luke. >> time now for the accuweather forecast, we can't say enough how gorgeous it is. adam joseph is coming inside for some reason. >> what is up for that? i wish i was outside constantly. the good thing here guys if are you not able to get out today, we have a string of beautiful days ahead. and we look at reading now and berks county and haze in the atmosphere. and the sunshine is going to work, with temperatures that are very comfortable, and reading is just 71 degrees with the low humidity and it makes her a sec particular september day, 74 in dover and along the shore, a little bit of a sea breeze and beach haven, at 71 degrees. looking at satellite and radar, weak pressure is in control now and that is going to fade and swing a front through on the u.s. and canadian border, late tomorrow and early friday morning. just on the edge of the great lakes there was snow this morning in canada. if you look at the temperatures right now in the afternoon, we are looking at upper 30s, to 40s to pickle lake and the hudson bay only 41 degrees, some of that cool air will push to the south

joseph. i almost called you stokely carmichael. here is his most recent book, stokely stokely. gentlemen as always we appreciate you being on c-span. retired general tony zinni proposes ways to make her use of force around the world more effective. he argues the world should rethink its use of police and be more skeptical of using force to solve our problems. this is about an hour. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. i wanted to talk a little bit first about how the book came about. i often get accused of maybe setting the stage for events and is an author watch what's going on now and having a book like this it seems like perfect timing unfortunately. i started out to write a very different book than this. i was really thinking about the way conflict goes today compared to wars and military interventions of the past. i think all of us know, reasonably talk about the greatest generation, world war ii, the good war. we were attacked and we as a nation came together. we had clear objectives. they were men like marshall and fdr and others that were in leadership positions. and we managed to handle it in a way that seemed very satisfying in the end. it was