. >> bin sulaiman: absolutely, yes. ♪ >> anthony: vo sheikh bin sulaiman al ghafri is a businessman and the son of a tribal leader. he's the kind of guy who will likely be prominent in the future of the country. >> anthony: the current sultan replaced his father and took the country really from the 19th century into the 20th century very, very quickly. >> bin sulaiman: absolutely, his majesty took over and he changed, you know, the whole scene. >> anthony: this is not a democracy but everybody, everybody it seems has genuine affection and respect for the sultan. [ speaking in arabic ] >> anthony: sultan qaboos bin said al said is the much admired and enigmatic absolute ruler and monarch. he's presided over everything omani for the last 467 years. in that time he has raised the nation, literally, from a dusty primitive backwater to a modern, functioning, largely secular society. >> bin sulaiman: his vision was to deliver the services first, the electricity, water, healthcare, education. it was like a one man show. >> anthony: usually a one man shows are not a good thing. >> bin sulaiman:

. >> sino que anunció la transferencia de ciertos poderes al vice presidente sulaimán, por su parte dijo que haría todo lo posible para asegurar una... transferencia pacífica de poder pero no es lo que cientos de miles de manifestantes en la plaza de la liberación querían escuchar. >> insiste que mubarak se tiene que ir. >> el premio nobel de la paz advirtió que egipto explotará y pidió la intervención del ejército. >> nuestro enviado especial tiene los detalles. >> buenas noches. >> la multitud en el cairo ruge pidiendo la salida de hosni mubarak luego que el primer mandatario se dirigiera en cadena de televisión, manifestantes que estaban reunidos en la plaza tharir no han aceptado la propuesta del presidente y luego del vice presidente en el sentido que se realice un acuerdo nacional en base a principios acordados por el contrario han insistido en las caylles se ven manifestaciones ahora, casi media noche pasada de el cairo, reiterando las consignas. >> quien se ha reiterado al poder dijo que haría una transición y una renuncia pero solamente se dlimentó a delegar poderes

. >> buenas noches >> caos en el cairo, se registran graves protestas, el presidente designa a sulaimÁn. egipcios alzan su voz por la calles de nueva york. oÍdos sordos el gobierno de mÉxico dice que el turismo en su paÍs no ha sido afectado a pesar de la cruda ola de violencia. angustia y expectativa, emociones encontradas viven los familiares de cinco rehenes colombianos. ♪ >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana, con edna y enrique. >> gracias por acompaÑarnos, mis colegas y en el fin de semana libre, asÍ comenzamos. dos cosas sigan sucediendo en egipto, las protestas y mubarak en el poder, en cambio dos sucesos tambiÉn generan cosas interesantes de la renuncia del gabinete en pleno y al nombramiento de un poderoso vicepresidente. jo sÉ desde el -josÉ desde el cairo nos explica mÁs. >> este es un tema central en todo lo que ocurra ahora mismo en egipto ¿quÉ ocurre con estos blindados? con el ejÉrcito egipcio el cual tiene un factor clave, si decide este ejÉrcito realmente ir por los manifestantes entonces mubarak tendrÁ al final de dimitir de su cargo, inclus

destinos de mÉxico, su presidente jose sulaimÁn. >> terminamos con el basquet la selecciÓn de baloncesto de estados unidos venciÓ a repÚblica dominicana en un juego de exhibiciÓn. >> kevin durant atrapÓ 10 rebotes en 22 minutos de juego. >> griffin regresÓ a los Ángeles y se perderÁ juegos olÍmpicos serÁ operado para reparar un rotura de cartÍlago de la rodilla izquierda. >> serÁ sustituto de griffin en el equipo olÍmpico. >> en su repÚblica deportiva entrevistamos a marco papa, memo vÁsquez tÉcnico de cruz azul y marcos bueno campeÓn con la sub 17 y ahora con pachuca. >> no se lo pierda el domingo comenzando a las 11 del este, 12 del mediodÍa pacifico, regresamos con mucho mÁs de "primer impacto". >> (♪). >> un estatua de la virgen marÍa estÁ trayendo a decenas de creyentes que quieren ver con sus propios ojos el supuesto mil fwro divino. >> sangre, es lo que supuestamente brota de esta imagen religiosa ubicada en el patio de una casa. >> los devotos concurren en masa para venerar lo que consideran un mensaje de dios. >> muchos rezan conmovidos y agradecen mientras

. >>> por Último mauricio zulia ma sulaiman hablÓ de la controversia sobre el combate entre mayweather y ortiz >>> lo que pasÓ a e arriba del ring es lamentable pero Él no rompiÓ una re dmragla aprovechÓa oportunidad que ortiz le permitiÓ y acabo la pelea con este manchÓn. >>> bien y esta noche continÚa la fase de grupos liga campeones de concacaf, una mÁs, se viene el concurso de sabio de la repÚblica, vaya a univision.com y resz pon da podrÍa ganar hasta 3 mil dÓlares continuamos con mÁs de primer impacto. >>> gracias roxana mucho se habla del 21 de diciembre de 2012. pero hay quienes sostienen que el peligro serÁ antes en miami es por el enigma del e 11, 11, 11. >>> los expertos en numerologÍa y astrologÍa aseguran que la fecha peligrosa es el sda 11 del mes 11 del aÑo 2011. ese dÍa el co meta... regresando de un viaje de 20 mil aÑos se aproxima a nosotros. >>> cuando se alÍ noÉ con el sol y la tierra tuvimos un terremoto en chile, cuando lo hizo este aÑo tuvimos un terremoto esta vez en japÓn lo que ocurrirÁ el 11, 11, 11 que se produce el punto de aproximaci

his name is sulaiman abu ghaith, charged with conspireing to kill americans. the attorney general confirming in a letter to senator paul rand the president does not have the authority to kill average americans within the country. senator ron wyden from oregon serves on the intelligence committees and others as well. >> thanks for having me back. >> sulaiman abu ghaith is charged with conspireing to kill americans. earlier this morning we were talking to fran townsend about sort of the value of a military tribunal verses bringing him into new york city in a federal court and she thought that that was less relevant than the way he was brought from and it was very purposeful. do you have any idea what she might mean, having him moved around and brought in to the united states, seemed to her to raise red flags. >> i can't get into classified matters, soledad but let's get to the bottom line. the federal prosecutors have a tremendous batting average in these kinds of cases. in fact, there are batting record is better than these military tribunals. we need to take t

por otro lado, y su presidente josé sulaiman. y llegara en guadalajara. sobre el combate. y tengo experiencia, es un peleador. y es algo, peligro so. y muy contento. en la nfl, detuvo el cierre patronal. y en su orden. la jueza y suspender la decisión. y hasta que se le quitan las cancelaciones. >>> y arrancó 7 puntos y repartió para que los octavos grizzlies de memphis. y a un triunfo de la historia con la conferencia de la nba con la primera ronda. en denver, por su part los nuggets evitaron la barrida de postemporada. frente al thunders. el quinto juego de la serie fue este miércoles. y anotó 25 puntos. y los mavericks, ganaron a los blazers de portland para ponerse arriba en la serie 3 juegos a 2. es todo por hoy, y con esto vamos a lon desrlondres, chao c que lo pasen bien. >>> en un avión privado gracias fernando. yoga es una de las practicas más completas y una de sus posturas. como un reto. pero hay que mantener un balance vital y kiki garcía montes nos amplia y está el reportaje. >>> y sostenerse sobre estas tablas. pero esto es solo el principio. porque

." >> a high ranking former al qaeda spokesman, sulaiman abu ghaith, will go on trial today. critics have argued the trial should be held in a military court. >> and good morning, my friends, you look amazing given the long night. >> oh, what long night? it's just an early morning, that's all it is. let's take a look at the oscar edition of what's trending. the searing period drama "12 years a slave" won best picture, making it the first movie from a black director to win the academy's highest honor. after dominating the award season, matthew mcconaughey won the best actor award for his riveting performance in "dallas buyers include," cate blanchett earned top honors for her role in "blue jasmine." >> and lupita nyong'o won best supporting actor for her role in "12 years a slave." >> thank you so much for putting me in this position. it has been the joy of my life. >> pure joy. and actor jared leto took home the oscar for best supporting actor for his role in "dallas buyers club." >> and a big oops by john travolta, kind of butchered her name. >> please welcome the windly tal

. >> mohammed sulaiman, i appreciate you speaking to us. >> a u.s. official said if it would be a disastrous escalation if israel were to launch a ground assault. and all-out fighting, long time rulers in the region such as hosni mubarak were forced from power from popular revolt. joining me is reza. in cairo. and we also have a senior fellow here in new york. the egyptian prime minister met with hamas today and he classified hamas as a terrorist organization. should washington be concerned about israel's role in the conflict. >> reporter: anderson, it's impossible to say what egypt's role is at this point. it is not clear at this point if the fiery rhetoric is just rhetoric or if there's something beyond that or prepare for example more drastic measures. i think we'll find out in the days and weeks to come, but people in washington are listening to this explosive rhetoric and they are concerned, but if you look carefully there's not much happening beyond the rhetoric. i don't think egypt can describe this and viewed as extreme, belligerent departure

. >>> josé sulaiman celebró sus 80 años entre amigos y familia. >>> bien y pues sí, hoy arranca la serie de la gran final nba heat ante maverick en ciudad del sol estará caliente ambiente ciudad y todo la repiten tra horario especial el próximo domingo, a la 1 de la tarde del este seguimos con más de primer impacto. . gracias roxana, quien no quiere relajarse después de una larga semana de trabajo, pero como nos cuenta kiki garcía, en miami encontraron la forma de sanarse energéticomente y socializar a la vez shg vamos a un happy hour diferente. a simple vista la escena es familiar, música, risa, poco de coqueteo, la larga semana da semana a viernes social. pero pronto vemos que no es un happy hour tradicional. porque aquí los martínez se transforman en te orgánico y todo mundo termina en la cama de reiki, y estos viernes son una alternativa donde la persona puede sanar y socializar a la vez. >>> es una manera de conocer los corazones de otras personas en vez de rostro y el cuerpo y nada más >>> según los creador de este concepto es una forma de mostrar que la espiritualidad

. >> bin sulaiman: absolutely, yes. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: vo sheikh bin sulaiman al ghafri is a businessman and the son of a tribal leader. he's the kind of guy who will likely be prominent in the future of the country. >> anthony: the current sultan replaced his father and took the country really from the 19th century into the 20th century very, very quickly. >> bin sulaiman: absolutely, his majesty took over and he changed, you know, the whole scene. >> anthony: this is not a democracy but everybody, everybody it seems has genuine affection and respect for the sultan. [ speaking in arabic ] >> anthony: sultan qaboos bin said al said is the much admired and enigmatic absolute ruler and monarch. he's presided over everything omani for the last 47 years. in that time he has raised the nation, literally, from a dusty primitive backwater to a modern, functioning, largely secular society. >> bin sulaiman: his vision was to deliver the services first, the electricity, water, healthcare, education. it was like a one man show. >> anthony: usually a one man shows are not a good thing. >> bin sulaim

. >> bin sulaiman: absolutely, yes. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: vo sheikh bin sulaiman al ghafri is a businessman and the son of a tribal leader. he's the kind of guy who will likely be prominent in the future of the country. >> anthony: the current sultan replaced his father and took the country really from the 19th century into the 20th century very, very quickly. >> bin sulaiman: absolutely, his majesty took over and he changed, you know, the whole scene. >> anthony: this is not a democracy but everybody, everybody it seems has genuine affection and respect for the sultan. [ speaking in arabic ] >> anthony: sultan qaboos bin said al said is the much admired and enigmatic absolute ruler and monarch. he's presided over everything omani r the last 47 years. in that time he has raised the nation, literally, from a dusty primitive backwater to a modern, functioning, largely secular society. >> bin sulaiman: his vision was to deliver the services first, the electricity, water, healthcare, education. it was like a one man show. >> anthony: usually a one man shows are not a good thing. >> bin sulaiman

. >> el mundo del boxeo estÁ de luto, el mexicano josÉ sulaiman el presidente del consejo mundial falleciÓ a los 82 aÑos en la ciudad de los Ángeles, nacido en tamaulipas en 1931, se uniÓ al consejo mundial en 1968, en 1975 se convirtiÓ en presidente, cargo que ocupÓ los Últimos aÑos. convirtiÓ al consejo mundial en la entidad boxÍstica de mayor reconocimiento en el mundo con 160 paÍses integrados, sus restos ya estÁn en mÉxico donde se le rendirÁ un homenaje pÓstumo, descanse en paz. pasando a la copa mx los pumas siguen sufriendo despuÉs de caer en su debut frente a un equipo de la divisiÓn de ascenso, maÑana leÓn visitarÁ al amÉrica en el estadio azteca con un partido con sabor a remacha, el leÓn venció al amÉrica en el partido de vuelta de la gran final para asegurar el tÍtulo del clausura 2013, lo pueden ver por supuesto, por univisiÓn. el delantero neymar estarÁ fuera de tres a cuatro semanas, despuÉs de que se confirmara una lesiÓn en los tendones del tobillo derecho, neymar se lesionÓ en el partido en el que el barcelona le ganÓ por tres a cero al geta

. >>> josé sulaimán le dijo que tenía que enfrentar al maravilla martínez, según josé sulaimán, esta decisión tiene que respetarse, me la que te llegó la hora, mi querido julito. >>> en la nba, fue figura en la victoria de los hornets ante los cavaliers, a otro qule fue bien, fue a su compañero, vásquez, que encestó 13 puntos. >>> la nueva sensación de la nba, jeremy lin unió fuerzas con carmelo anthony para la victoria de los nueva york knicks. >>> hoy los nueva york knicks juegan en miami ante los hea jeremy lin dijo que está ansioso de enfrentarse a lebron jam a quien lo califica como un gran jugador. >>> lebron james dice que en un momento del partido, le tocará defenderlo, hasta aquí los deportes, continuamos con más de primer impacto. >>> hay locura en mii por el encuentro entre los heats y los nueva york knicks. >>> enseguida, un incidente provocó una tragedia para dos hermanos. >>> yaa regresamos con más de primer impacto ♪. ♪. >>> hemos recibido muchísimos mensajes a través de nuestra cuenta de twitter, todos con el sentimiento de indignación, algunos pid

sobrevino despues de seis horas de deliberaciones a lo largo de dos dias en el juicio al iman kuwaiti sulaiman abu ghaith, el miembro de mayor jerarquia de al-qaeda juzgado en estados unidos luego de los ataques del 11 de septiembre de 2001. un joven salvadoreqo integra la nada honrosa lista de los 10 mas buscados por el fbi. "juan elias garcia" es acusado de asesinar a su novia y a un bebe de dos aqos de edad. blanca rosa vilchez nos explica que relacion tuvo la rivalidad entre pandillas con este asesinato. >> no pararemos hasta encontrar a juan elÍas garcía. estÁ en nuestra lista de los 10 hombres mÁs buscados, dijo el jefe del fbi. >> tambiÉn conocido como cricito, persia es la persona 501 en convertirse en los 10 mÁs buscados por la agencia federal de investigaciones. de origen salvadoreÑo, es un peligroso miembro de una pandilla y se le acusa de la muerte en nueva york de vanessa de 19 aÑos, y su pequeÑo niÑo de sÓlo dos. los otros tres implicados se cumplen su condena, pero Él es fugitivo. la vÍctima tenía vÍnculos con la pandilla calle 18, dos de los principales rivales d

sulaiman abu ghaith pleaded not guilty. he was captured abroad recently and the decision to take him to new york city instead of guantanamo bay in cuba has become a hot legal and political issue. let's bring in our crime and justice correspondent joe johns. there's been a lot of buzz and controversy. >> that's right, wolf. he's al qaeda to the core but the symbolism of the arrest is important for a lot of reasons. it shows the u.s. is not giving up going after terrorists but it also shows the resolve of the obama administration to try defendants like this in civilian courts. suleman abu ghaith's lawyer pleaded not guilty on his client's behalf to the federal charge of conspireing to kill americans. osama bin laden's son-in-law and al qaeda spokesman had a few short answers to questions asked by the judge. though prosecutor said that he already gave a 22-page statement not made public. talking is what got him notice in the first place, including on this video in which osama bin laden and him talk about the success of the plo

sulaiman abu ghaith pled guilty to a plot to kill americans. he was captured abroad. and the decision to take him to new york versus the facility in guantanamo bay is raising controversy. joining us, peter bergen, and jeff toobin, first, what do we know about sulaiman abu ghaith? >> well, the indictment against him, he is described as a spokesperson. and one thing the government has to do as the case proceeds to trial is show that he actually advanced a conspiracy to kill americans. didn't just advocate or just give rhetorical support. the current charges against him are pretty minimal against him on that score. although the government will have many months to spell out the case against him. >> he was the one that appeared in videos in 2001 in september, 2001, warning the west, warning muslims stay away from the united states. stay away from those high rise buildings, don't get on planes. we're coming after you. at that time he was selected, i assume, by osama bin laden to be the spokesperson? >> yeah, i mean, he married osama bin laden's daughter. i mean, i second wh

. >> el mexicano mauricio fue escogido como nuevo presidente tras la muerte de su padre jose sulaiman. >> es uno de los cuatro organismos mas importantes de boxeo. >> jose luis sánchez sustituira el puesto de directivo. se dijo agradecido y aseguro que veracruz luchara. >> el delante argentino sergio curaguero demorara una semana en volver segun pelegrini. >> para terminar el japones masahiuro tanaka es el nuievo lanzador de los yankees >> de pretemporada del equipo en tampa. >> es toda cómo la policía la había seguido , era una cosa traumática para ella, nos dimos cuenta que era algo que le pasaba a todsos los hispanos. >> constantemente cree que está siendo seguida por las autoridades. >> he sido víctima de abuso policía, más 1 abuso por parte del sheriff y otro del 911. >> el más reciente ocurrió en este estacionamiento. >> estaba llegando cuando escuché los gritos del policía diciendo que me iban a matar. >> las imágenes muestran a los policías con sus armas desenfundadas, no hay audio porque al policía se le olvidó prender el micrófono. >> me decía "dónde est�

sulaiman abu ghaith, the al qaeda spokesman, is charged with conspiring to kill americans, one of the highest al qaeda figures to be tried in the united states, just blocks away from ground zero. the case is being seen as a major test of the federal court system here. many critics argue that it should be tried in a military court instead. >>> it is deadline day for two former top chris christie staffers involved in the bridgegate investigation. bridget kelly and bill stepien, both now fired, have refused to comply with subpoenas. today their lawyers have to explain why they shouldn't have to turn over documents. christie cut ties with kelly after her infamous e-mail, "time for some traffic problems in ft. lee," went public. >>> listen to this, parents. sound machines designed to help infants sleep could be damaging their hearing. researchers say some products are capable of delivering noise levels that are unsafe even for full-grown adults. the machines can be built into stuffed animals, placed dangerously close to infants' ears. experts advise parents keep the devices further away fr

sulaiman abu ghaith is charged with conspiring to kill americans and acting as the spokesperson for al qaeda. mohammed, who is in prison in guantana guantanamo, said abu ghaith had no role in planning military operations. >>> additional testing is set for today at the site of that deadly gas explosion in east harlem, in new york, as authorities try to figure out what led to the blast that killed eight people. most of the rubble has now been removed and arson investigators plan to begin pressure testing gas lines. autopsy results show that most of the victims died from smoke inhalation or from blunt force trauma. >>> a third person has now died from injuries suffered in that awful crash at the south by southwest festival in austin, texas, when a car plowed into a crowd outside a music venue. 21-year-old rashad owens is facing murder charges. police say he was driving drunk and fled from them, leading to the crash. right now, at least seven of those injured remain hospitalized. >>> general motors recalling more than 1.5 million more vehicles this morning, this time for airbag, brake and

sulaiman abu ghaith was captured last month, charged with conspiring to kill americans, that's him on the right next to his father-in-law. susan candiotti, this man made some strong threats. >> reporter: good morning to you, don. he's been called the mouthpiece of osama bin laden, and over the years he's made all kinds of video messages and all kinds of threats against americans, including one in particular right after the 9/11 attacks. listen to this and watch this. these are his words, "the storms will not stop, especially the airplane storms." he warned americans "not to board any aircraft and not to live in high-rises." this photo puts sulaiman abu ghaith squarely in al qaeda's inner circle, he's sitting to the left of his father-in-law, osama bin laden, along with top lieutenants ayman al zawahiri and mohammad attaf. ghaith was appearing in video making ominous statements "we have the right to kill 4 million americans with chemical and biological weapons." abu ghaith is also believed to have been in osama bin laden's final stand at tora bora in december 2001 before escaping to pa

. >> you're all over the news again today, predominantly involving osama bin laden's son-in-law, sulaiman abu ghaith, you' nhapyt l atof1 rulearhehod tedo 1 been gd wys llelof1 we need intelligence. >> you said in your statement you issued this afternoon that you believe the american people did not want him to be tried in an american civilian criminal court. but i interviewed jim richards last night, a new york former fire chief, whose own son died on 9/11. and he said this. >> these people played politics, the republicans and democrats, with the trials of these men. it's wrong. they should be brought to trial. 254 men have been tried in federal court, and it's gone well. now they try to play politics with this. and we have been held up. we're in pretrial motions with khalid shaikh mohammed. let's get them to new york city. that's where they should be, in new york city. >> what do you say to him, senator, because he reflects the views of many of the 9/11 families feel. they want to see justice right in new york, right where that atrocity happened. and they're pleased that he's being tried

. >> you're all over the news again today, predominantly involving osama bin laden's son-in-law, sulaiman abu ghaith, you're not happy at all that he's been tried in a criminal court. why is that? >> i believe he's an enemy combatant and according to the rules of war, he should be tried as such and he should be in guantanamo. and one of the questions that should be asked, if that is not the case, and clearly it's not, how soon was he given his miranda rights, and if he has been, his good lawyers will tell him not to talk. we need intelligence. >> you said in your statement you issued this afternoon that you believe the american people did not want him to be tried in an american civilian criminal court. but i interviewed jim richards last night, a new york former fire chief, whose own son died on 9/11. and he said this. >> these people played politics, the republicans and democrats, with the trials of these men. it's wrong. they should be brought to trial. 254 men have been tried in federal court, and it's gone well. now they try to play politics with this. and we have been held up. we're

expert, said that one of the isis gunmen in bataclan had referred to one of the attack s attackersers as sulaiman, and that is one of the aliases as this guy. the way it works with these terrorist operatives abroad, they tend to provide them with the money, and some low yist cal capability, but once you get to europe and the west, you are on your own in terms of scouting the targets, and surveillancing them, an all of the rest of it. it does not sound to me like this guy was, you know, high ranking. to give you an idea, the guy essentially responsible for setting up the atk in libya, he was an older operative and was a policeman in saddam hussein's regime. and the fact that he was a french national leads me to believe that he was part of the cad ri, but the rumor had been that one of the guys that chickened out at the end might have fled and gone back to el raqqah, and so i am waiting to see what the coalition really knows or what they are putting out here in the days late arer. keep in mind, this is a new pentagon push to sell the quote narrative, and yes, that it is the strategy is successful,

administration officials tonight defend their decision not to send sulaiman abu ghaith to guantanamo for interrogation. instead, he's being held in new york city, where he will appear in court tomorrow. ghaith has been described as al qaeda's official spokesman and is being charged with conspiracy to kill americans. seth jones, an expert on al qaeda, tells us ghaith has been hiding in iran for the last decade and his interrogation will help authorities learn more about al qaeda's network in iran. >>> now an update on the conflict in mali. france tonight says it is conducting dna tests to identify the body of several islamist fighters killed in northern mali. this is according to an interview the french foreign minister gave to a radio station. he says the tests could confirm that mokhtar belmokhtar could be among the dead. results are expected in the coming days. >>> well, today ceo mark zuckerberg gave facebook a facelift. he hawked the site's new news feed design as a quote/unquote personalized newspaper. it's less a newspaper but more of a glossy magazine filled with "they're just

. >> rezia sulaiman has lived in nashville for 20 years and has witnessed the groundswell of islamophobia firsthand. >> people fear change. communities look different. people who sound and look like me are here. >> yeah. >> folks have a lot of misconceptions and stereotypes of people who look and sound like me. >> what are the biggest stereotypes? >> that i'm a terrorist. >> yeah. >> that i don't speak english. my favorite one is your dad and your husband force you to wear your scarf. one, i'm not married, and two, my dad will tell you firsthand, i'm probably the last person he can tell really do this, do that. yeah. >> what drove you to warrant to start covering again? >> six years ago i lost my youngest brother in a car accident. >> sorry. >> and that really just kind of changed how i viewed life. it was my faith that help me through it. and i felt the self-esteem and the empowerment that i've gotten for myself because of it has really been why i continue to keep it on. >> guided by her faith, she sprang to action in 2011 to battle an anti-sharia bill that had been introduced at the sta

a judge pushing back the proceedings against sulaiman abu ghaith by one week to allow defense attorneys to collect testimony from self-declared 9/11 mastermind khalid shaikh mohammed. the trial will begin on march 3rd. abu ghaith is a son-in-law of osama bin laden and has pled not guilty of conspiring to kill americans. >>> new jersey's governor, chris christie, is set to meet the public today, holding his first town hall meeting since revelations that some in his administration may have orchestrated the shutdown of lanes leading to the very busy george washington bridge. this meeting is supposed to focus on hurricane sandy relief, but it is, of course, very likely that christie will be asked about this scandal and the investigation into some of his top aides. >>> and breaking overnight, a major security breach at the university of maryland. school officials there say hackers have gotten access to digital records of more than 300,000 faculty, staff and students, all dating back to 1998. no word yet on how the breach occurred, but the university says financial data was not compromised. t

sulaiman abu ghaith will be tried on charges he conspired to kill americans. he faces a maximum penalty of life in prison. >>> 44-year-old joule i don't c acevedo surrendered to police in pennsylvania this week. he was brought back to new york. he's accused of fleeing the scene of a crime -- a crash that left a pregnant woman and her husband dead. their baby boy was delivered after the crash. sadly, he died some 30 hours later. >>> we'll see today if the dow can keep up the hot streak. stocks closed at a new high of 14,329. the s&p inching closer to its own all-time high, 2% away. the winter storm that won't go away bringing pounding surf and beach erosion to the northeast. expected to drop three to five inches of snow on new york city. up to a foot on boston. these eight states on the screen have severe weather warnings in effect right now. i think you can only read that if you live in those states. you know where you are. >> squint. >> furniture giant ikea pulling hot dogs from stores in russia after tests revealed -- uh-huh -- they contained horsemeat. >> f

this is sulaiman abu ghaith, that's his name. he pleaded not guilty. susan candiotti is in new york for me. tell me about the specific charges and also just the scene, inside the courtroom. >> reporter: right, well, the specific charge is he is facing one count of conspireing to kill americans. and if found guilty, he could spend the rest of his life in jail. this because he allegedly was involved in -- with al qaeda, he was the spokesperson for al qaeda. he worked with bin laden for many years and he's been seen in dozens of videos blasting the united states, in particular after the 9/11 attacks, warning americans that more attacks were to come. now, how he appeared in court this day, when we have seen him in the past, all the videotapes, very dark hair, very fiery. this time, he's very quiet, he's now balding on the top of his head, and, in fact, his beard has now turned gray. he didn't say much, except through his lawyer, to plead not guilty. brooke? >> we all remember it was just from a couple of years ago the whole hubbub over khalid sheikh mohamm

. >>> jurors in federal court monday saw video of sulaiman abu investigate standing trial in manhattan. they say he was a top of level al qaeda operative. he says quote, the storm of airplanes will not stop. >>> questions if were general motors about a recent recall. the defect has been linked to 13 deaths. despite fist learning of the problem back in 2004, gm only issued the recall last month. they announced committee hearings. gm is conducting its own investigation. >>> we all know that elephants have big ears, apparently they have a good ear too. scientists believe they can tell the difference between language. they were more affected by a human tribe known to kill elephants. it also found that elephants can tell when women and children are speaking. they say the famous elephant memory is going on here. >> is it because they're going after the elephants? >> not always, because there are some tribes of men that bother them and some that don't. >> why you got to hate? dropping all this stuff about the elephants. >> it's easy by comparison. it looks smart when you're sitting next to me

. >>> convicted terrorist seoul sulaiman abu ghaith was convicted in new york wednesday. the highest ranking al qaeda suspect ever tried in a u.s. civilian court. he gave a series of fiery speeches following the 2001 attacks warning of a storm of planes to come. he faces up to life in prison. >>> bank of america agreed to pay $9.3 billion to settle claims it sold faulty mortgage bonds. the lawsuit filed on behalf of fannie mae and freddie mac which bought the securities ahead of the financial crisis. settlement includes $6.3 billion in cash with the rest going to buy back some of those securities. homeowners have long said they'll not be made whole ive years after the fact. the settlement too late for many of them. >> still the ripple effect is astounding. >> the struggle to come back from that is a really hard prospect for folks. >>> no resource being spared in the hunter for flight 370. it's a race against time to find this jet before the black box stops pinging. but could it already to be late? we'll have the latest on the search and some new leads just ahead. >>> and

. >>> they say sulaiman abu investigate. he does face life in prison if convicted. >>> a high-ranking military foeshl is pleading guilty to lesser charges. jeffrey sinclair will plead guilty to having sexual relationships with female subordinates. he would likely not face prison time. >> all right. how about this story. it seems that the pope is saying things that only he could get away with in the catholic church. pope francis seems to be opening the door to civil unions and hinting at an expansion of women's roles in the church. he is wildly popular. often it's because of what he says on issues like this. he down plays the super star status. now vatican officials are trying to down play the significance. here's the story from cnn. >> reporter: pope francis making world headlines again. this time, the pontiff discussing the possibility of civil europe yuns, maybe even between same-sex couples. >> he seems to be indicating that he's not for same-sex marriage but he seems to be opening the door for medical issues and economic

sulaiman abu ghaith entered the room looking differently than the al qaeda spokesman so often seen next to his father in law, osama bin laden. in new york federal court, he looked older, balding, his dark beard now gray. gone was the fiery rhetoric. he quietly said yes when asked whether he understood the charges and left to to his lawyer to enter his plea, not guilty. behind the scenes, abu ghaith is talking to investigators. prosecutors dropping a bombshell revealing he made a 22-page statement after his arrest, possibly powerful evidence. >> prosecutors always want statements from a defendant so the fact that he gave such an extensive one has the potential to be extremely incriminating at a trial. >> reporter: what did he tell investigators? they aren't saying. he was arrested overseas february 28th and flown to the u.s. from jordan march 1st, a full week before his arraignment. abu ghaith has mostly been under house arrest in iran since 2002 and experts say likely not actively involved in al qaeda operations. bin laden himself bragged on tape the 9/11 plans were so secretive abu gha