Nightly News | February 18, 2010
Kerik's sentencing marks spectacular fall from power
A judge sentenced former Police Commissioner of New York Bernie Krick to four years in prison on Thursday. NBC's Brian Williams reports.
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>>> there's more to cholesterol.
>>> ending a spectacular fall from power, a judge today sentenced the former police commissioner of new york, bernie kerik to four years in prison. kerik was a close associate of former new york mayor rudy giuliani . he had been nominated to lead the department of homeland security by president george w. bush . he was caught with tax problems and lying during the vetting process.
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