the arab spring. how would you think their threat to the united states to our viewers? this is the most disturbing piece in my judgment in puttingth pieces of the puzzle together. you have al zawahiri calling for western hostages in exchange for the release of the blind sheik. you have the president of egypt more see calling fo mo r-rb si calling for the relieves the blind sheik. then after the failure of benghazi we have 40 people held hostage in algeria and many americans. and this is all playing out. now they ve shifted their narrative from getting the french out of mali to releasing the blind sheik again. it s a very disturbing trend. jenna: what do we do, congress santa ana. that is a very good question. i think the administration has not responded well to benghazi. they are not responding very well to this situation. we need a comprehensive strategy for northern africa where these
resolve this crisis. reporter: the two prisoners, the hostage-takers want released are a pakistani knew owe scientist convicted of trying to hurt her american interrogators in afghanistan the man you see there. rahman, better known as the blind sheikh, serving life for conspiring to attack the u.s. he is linked to the 1993 bombing of the trade tray, jenna. jenna: we talked a little about this in the beginning. this is a huge area of north africa we see islamic militants/terrorists affiliates with al qaeda take over this area of land and there has been this military campaign by france to try to go in there to root them out. what are the early reports about that campaign? how does it tie into what we saw here with this hostage situation? reporter: well so our viewers are caught up-to-date, islamist terrorists in march of 2012 took over the northern half of mali, making it the largest terrorist safe haven
said, don t do this. lawyers always say shut up. you will get away with it. the pr advice tell the truth. my suspicion is he did this to try to begin to get his life back, to get his reputation back. and to salvage what he has left of his life. jenna: speaking of telling the truth i like to get your quick thoughts on the manti te o story as well. as of today we have not heard from manti te o. when do we get the truth whatever it is according to him? how would you advise him? i would say to him get out immediately. jenna: in what way? like with oprah? in a press conference. there are many questions. it is unraveling as we speak. notre dame has really has its reputation on the line. they have egg on their face but they don t want an omelette. this guy has to come forward immediately as soon as possible. every day he is losing more and more credibility and notre dame better hope that all he was stupid and not duplicitous. jenna: we ll see.
his apartment in central moscow last night and through acid in his face. the assailant was wearing a hood or mask or scarf over his face and all he could see is the person s eyes. he will be flown to brussels today for treatment in a military hospital which specializes in burns. reaction coming from one of the dancers, including the theater troop s principle balance lean a who teared up when asked about the attack and told roerts reporters, quote, we ve just realized that the job of a theater director is a very dangerous one. who knew the movie kw-bg black swan kw-bblack swan could have captured in reality the ballet. jenna: cancer deaths have dropped in the united states. rick leventhal is looking into this. reporter: researchers say progress is steady and even more
a be choice in the university they go to, whether or not they offer this or not. must the universities comply to students who have a choice about where they go to school? well, you know what, jenna i m not sure the law can force them to comply. as part of the settlement this university agreed food allergies could be a disability under the americans with disabilities act. this is horn book contract law they teach in first year law school. contract only compels or binds people in the contract. you and i could enter into contract you stipulate and agree i look like george clooney. that doesn t make it true. that doesn t make it binding on anybody else. jenna: you sort of resemble? what is that? right, if the light catches me right but you never can trust that light. as far as other schools, i think schools are smart. first of all if you re going to require students to eat in your meal plan, then i think you are going to have to going forward be able to offer these types of food.