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good evening, one of those suspected of being behind the murder of september 11th, 2012 terror attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya, was whisked into this country early this morning to face american justice. ahmed abu khatallah was captured in libya two weeks ago, by u.s. special forces and was formally arraigned late today in a washington courthouse. he is charged with providing support for the attack that lev four americans dead. and ignited a political firestorm here at home over how the obama white house responded and first characterized the attack. our justice correspondent pete williams has late developments for us. it was a brief court hearing lasting about ten minutes, a very significant one. the first suspect making a highly unusual weekend appearance before a federal judge here in washington. under heightened security, he was brought early this morning to the federal courthouse at the foot of capitol hill. ending a 5,000 mile journey that lasted nearl
from nbc news world headquarters in new york this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. good evening. one of those suspected at being behind the murderous september 11th, 2012, terror attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya, was whisked into this country early this morning on board a helicopter to face american justice. ahmed abu khatallah was captured in libya two weeks ago, by u.s. special forces, and was formally arraigned late today in a washington courthouse. he is charged with providing support for the attack that left ambassador christopher stevens and three other americans dead and ignited a political firestorm here at home over how the obama white house responded and first characterized the attack. our justice correspondent pete williams has late developments for us. pete, good evening. reporter: lester, good evening. it was a brief court hearing lasting about ten minutes, but a very significant one. the first suspect arrested in the benghazi attacks, m