next robert spencer argues there are radical jihadists working in the u.s. today as part of a larger international jihad network that has been involved in many events over the past years including the arab spring. this is a little over an hour. [applause] >> thank you very much. michael mentioned the class golf game a tv show that we want a front page magazine and it would not have been possible for not my producer. annie can you stand for a minute? she made front pages tv show possible. [applause] and my show wouldn't be so successful is robert wasn't running it on jihad watch every week. thank you robert. at. [applause] on september 21, 2013 the islamic terrorist group al-shabaab launched its four-day siege of kenya's westgate shopping mall turning it into a literal slaughterhouse. the jihadists raped tortured to headed dismembered gouged out eyes amputated fingers and held hostages from the roofs. i'm sorry to bring this up during lunch. i don't mean to be running our lunch here today that the reason i bring it up ladies and gentlemen is that barbaric ter

next robert spencer argues there are radical jihadists working in the u.s. today as part of a larger international jihad network that has been involved in many events over the past years including the arab spring. this is a little over an hour. [applause] >> thank you very much. michael mentioned the class golf game a tv show that we want a front page magazine and it would not have been possible for not my producer. annie can you stanr

robert spencer and "new york times" best-selling author director of jihad watch which is a program of our freedom center. jihad watch is one of the most important sites on the face of the earth just slightly below in importance to front page magazine and the glass off gang. he's the author of 13 books and now his new book arab winner comes to america the truth -- "arab winter comes to america" the truth about the war we're in and in full detail discussing and describing this phenomena that i'm referring to. ladies and gentlemen this is our modern-day alexander socha natan natan -- socha nietzschean. this time this empire is the empire of the alliance between the left and islam. this is an empire that as we sit here at this very moment is unleashing lethal blows to the foundatiofoundatio ns of our civilization and all the while this empire has succeeded in making speaking the truth about its existence and actions and hate speech crimes. what's happening with his conniving and vicious agenda this empire has succeeded in making the truth about its. its label as itself. to oppose this is

robert spencer's talk, and then wednesday, in new jersey, mike earp, former associate director for operations at the u.s. marshal service, looks at the over 200 year history of the marshal service. and then on thursday, it's back to the west coast for an ehaven't at diesel, a book store in brentwood, california, where they talk about the six-day war betweensel and its arar -- between israel and its neighbors. >> military historian recalls the german u boat offensive in 1942. the captain's command result out in the destruction of four ships in the chesapeake bay on under15, 1942. this discussion us half an hour. >> i'm very pleased to be back here. because the subjects of world war ii and the navy have always been one that i've been fascinated by, and in the book, the burning shore, i've taken a slugly different tact from by earlier work, turning the tide, and that earlier book, i focused on the ocean-wide campaign in the spring of 1943 where the allies, after years of struggle, finally won the battle of the atlantic through pure grit and the barest edge in technology. this is a massive strugg

roberts. lara spencer. elizabeth vargas. deborah roberts. juju chang. >> these are my legacy. thank you all! >> and so she retired, at least, until her next big get. thank you for watching abc news. and tunen to "good morning

. >> please welcome diane sawyer, robin roberts. spencer, elizabeth vargas. rts. >> this is my legacy. these are my legacy and i thank you all. >> and they end of the show barbara saying goodbye. well, sort of. >> so now having had this amazing career, how can i just walk away and say goodbye? this way. from the bottom of my heart to all of you with whom i have worked and to all of you who have watched and been at my side for so many years, i can say thank you, thank you. but who knows what the future brings. maybe instead of goodbye i should say i will be in tow, which in french means see you later. so i will be in tow. >> by the way i don't think barbara is really going away. i think she just wanted to have a party. she will be "the view's" executive producer. in 2009 we paid a visit to barbara in her dressing room at "the view." >> it gives you a feeling about yourself. >> that gives you a feeling about your career. i never thought i would be in front of a camera. when i think of the people that i have met because i have interviewed every president, i was g

please welcome diane sawyer, robin roberts, lara spencer, elisabeth vargas, amy robach, katie couric. juju chang. >> reporter: and the list of names would go on. >> jane pauley, gayle king. >> reporter: the faces so many of you at home will remember. >> reporter: connie chung, and joan lunden. >> reporter: all there to say thank you. with them all standing behind her, a message from barbara to all of them. >> this is my legacy, these are my legacy and i thank all of you. >> so many of the women, and so many of us holding back the tears. and i saw her whisper to you before she told all of you that you are her legacy. >> i wanted to know what she was thinking in the last minutes before her show. you're going to find out later, she's our person of the week. >>> still ahead, 20 seconds from tragedy. what this passenger discovered about his plane's near-disaster in the sky. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection. and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former mi

roberts. laura spencer. elizabeth vargas. amy, deborah roberts, miss chang. katie couric list of names goes on. jane pally. gail king. >>reporter: many of you at home remember. >> joan london. >>reporter: all there to say thank you. and with them all standing behind her a message from bar were to all of them. >> this is my legacy. there's my legacy. and i thank you al all. >>reporter: have a great moment. david muir reporting and tonight bar were tweeted this. what a wonderful journey and amazing career thank you all for sharing witnessme.so long. barbara. >> coming up next. the tragedy that inspired an east bay man patient safety campaign. critic say could it make going to the doctor more spent i have. lack at that story as abc 7 news female narrator: the mattress price wars are on the mattress price wars are on at sleep train. we challenged the manufacturers to offer even lower prices. now it's posturepedic versus beautyrest with big savings of up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years' interest-free financing. plus, f

robert spencer's talk, and then wednesday, in new jersey, mike earp, former associate director for operationsat the u.s. marshal service, looks at the over 200 year history of the marshal service. and then on thursday, it's back to the west coastor

robin roberts, lara spencer, katie couric, savannah guthrie. >> this is my legacy. these are my legacy and i thank you all. >> well, it wasn't easy for barbara to say good-bye as you can imagine so she said this instead. >> from the bottom of my heart to all of you with whom i have worked and to all of you who have watched and been at my side for so many years, i can say thank you, thank you, but then who knows what the future brings? maybe instead of good-bye, i should say i'll -- abientot which in french means see you later. so abientot. >> it was so exciting. you were waiting to see who was going to come out next. a fitting tribute to a remarkable woman. everybody was clamoring around her and just to say hello and tell her what an inspiration she's been. >> it's such a competitive business in television, especially females, to have all these women in the world and all of them, her saying that was her legacy. that's really cool, and i guess she's going to be on with o'reilly tonight and the interview, i saw a clip. it was really good. >> let's take a look at the c

. >> robin roberts, lara spencer, katie couric, savannah guthrie. >> this is my legacy.y legacy and i thank you all. >> it wasn't easy for barbara to say good-bye so she said this instead. >> from the bottom of my heart to all of you with whom i have watched and to all of you that have been by my side i can say thank you. but then who know what is the future brings. maybe instead of good-bye i should say a bientot which in french means i'll see you later. >> so charming. incredible send off. it was really exciting. you were waiting to see who would walk out next. a fitting tribute for a woman of remarkable accomplishment. she was here at fox to do an interview with bill o'reilly. we'll show that later tonight. everybody was clamoring around her to tell her what an inspiration it's been. >> it is such a competitive business television but to have that many women in the room thanking barbara walters and her saying that all of them are her legacy speaks to what kind of woman she is. she's a woman's woman and if she wasn't, she wouldn't have that room full of girls standing

oprah winfrey, robin roberts, diane sawyer, maria shriver, savannah guthrie, lara spencer, amy robachwhere is amy? >> right here. >> i didn't mention you. you weren't there. >> we wouldn't have time for all the women that were there. and you have been hearing from so many people. but i know that you received a special message this week. >> i did. i did. can i read it? >> please. >> i just wanted to say i was thinking of you tonight. tomorrow is a special day. you have impacted this world as very few can. this is a transition towards a new journey. i love you and wanted you to know how proud i am of you. this is the only time i cry. this is from my daughter. >> oh. >> that's lovely. >> that's absolutely -- >> who never wants people to know she's my daughter because she wants to live anonymously. and she does. >> i know. but she, as we, are so incredibly proud of you. >> and thankful, and grateful. >> you have a long day. but you're going to be here all morning long with us. >> i do. but i have a special tonight. i have to do the special. >> we're also going to have a drinking game toda