kirsten powers and rick degree nel. keep right here. we'll see you for another ed >>. >> heather: hello. i'm heather childers. welcome to another hour. >> gregg: i'm gregg jarrett and happy mother's day out there. the chairman of the house intelligence committee calling for an investigation. irs targeted conservative groups leading up to the 2012 election. >> heather: plus the first case of freedom. dramatic new video showing the very moment when police stormed the home and rescued those three women in cleveland.

>> gregg: worldwide manhunt for a fugitive coming to an end he thought he was living on easy street until the cops took him down by his swoomg pool in his shorts, of course,. >> heather: white house under pressure. amid a stunning report that the official report of benghazi attacks that killed four americans was revised 12 times. the changing accounts leading to charges that the white house deliberately wanted to mislead the country on what really happened. now a word that has not been used often since watergate is entering the covering. here is republican senator john mccain. >> i would call it a cover-up. i would call it a cover-up in the extent there was willful removal of information which was obvious. was obvious. mr. hi, dropped susan rice say

that. >> heather: strong words. steve centanni is live in washington. judging from the sunday talk shows. what is next on in the ongoing benghazi controversy? >> as you heard senator mccain talking there. she demanding a select committee investigate the meat. republicans are claiming there was cover-up as the administration tried to make the attack look like the aftermath of a spontaneous demonstration instead of the preplanned terrorist attack that it was. four americans including the u.s. ambassador to libya were killed. darrell issa who led the congressional charge against the handling of affair, too many questions still remain unanswered. >> was the response correct? could it have been better? why weren't things at least tried? those are important questions. how could you change talking points 12 times from what seems to be relatively right to what seems to be completely wrong.

>> reporter: issa says there doesn't need to be a select committee as senator mccain suggested it. he said his committee can handle it just fine. >> and democrats are defending the state department in all this political pressure. >> reporter: they say democrats -- democrats say there were no new revelations in the hearings last week and they claim the administration did not deny, never denied there was a terrorist attack. listen. >> the day after the attack, the president called it a terrorist attack. susan rice in those interviews on sunday describe violent extremist elements who took over the attack. so i really think this is just become a very, very partisan focused scandal focused attack by the republicans investigating this. instead of trying to figure out what happened. >> reporter: they also say the g.o.p. approach is partisan

effort to undermine hillary clinton a possible democratic presidential candidate. >> heather: white house taking so many unanswered questions on benghazi. will it be necessary for house speaker john boehner to call for a select committee? our panel will discuss the ongoing investigation that will happen a little later in the show. >> gregg: program watchdog's up coming report saying senior irs officials, ininternal revenue service new that they were targeting that tea party groups back in 2011. >> we pride ourselves on being a non-political, non-part san organization. there is absolutely no targeting. this is the kind of back and forth happens when people apply for 501-c status.

>> reporter: lawmakers are livid over reports that the federal government apparently used it powers of tax aches to unfairly targeted certain groups. a report reveals that the word tea party and patriot were among triggers that sent several months of applications for tax exempt status to a team of specialists. >> the conclusion they did have agents engaged in intimidation of political groups. i don't care if you are a conservative, a liberal democratic or republican, this should send a chill up your spine. >> reporter: jay carney believes that the american people expects and deserves to have the very best public servants with the highest level of integrity on their behalf. carney said the president expects swift punishment for the

th misconduct. it's both parties and both houses of congress for an investigation. >> i'm concerned about that. my understanding is the inspector general is doing a report that report should be out shortly. i think we have to take a good look at it. >> they targeted conservatives for tax exempt status but bottom line they used key words to go after conservative. this is something you have to institute changes to make sure it doesn't happen again. >> reporter: congressman issa accused the irs of league the inspector general's report to spin it in their favor. >> gregg: peter, thank you. >> heather: fox news alert for you now. several new development needed the case of three women rescued from a cleveland home after being held captive for nearly a decade. for the first time. look at this. we're sealing the dramatic rescue as it actually unfolded.

it was captured by two girls that captured it the moment it went down. it shows police trying to pry open the front door. all three women releasing a statement today saying that they are extremely grateful and happy to be back at home with their families. live from cleveland, ohio with more. so what else did these women have to say? >> they certainly wanted to thank everyone for the outpouring of love and support this past week. really over the past ten years. gina dejesus saying i am so happy to be home. the three women, they also said at some point they might want to tell their story but until then, they are just asking for time. take a listen. >> they have asked in fact have pleaded for privacy at this time so they can continue to heal and reconnect with their families

and their lives. >> today, of course, is especially important day. it's the first mother's day they will have the opportunity to be with their families in the past ten years. >> heather: so, how has the community responded to these women? >> it's really been incredible. people in the city, they have been seeing these names and faces on flyers over the past ten years. there is so many people that feel connected and are celebrating their safe return. they've been getting gifts. there have been marches and rallies and fund-raisers and gifts ranging from flowers and cards to a kid's bicycle. several local car dealerships has expressed interest in special welcome home gifts. more than $50,000 has been raised in a part of the cleveland courage fund that will help these women as they

continue their long and difficult process. it's been amazing to see the celebrations that are citywide. so many people feel connected these women and are happy they are safe and home again. >> heather: important to hold on the positive aspect of this when so many gruesome details come out as to what happened while they were being held. thank you garret. >> gregg: a very tense standoff coming to an end after 37 hours in trenton, new jersey. police storming house early this morning. the suspect, a 38-year-old convicted sex offender barricading himself inside with three girlfriend's children as hostages. officers managed to save the kids but the captain was killed in the process. >> teams members made entry to the upstairs apartment, confronted murphy and rescued the three children following our entry.

a single shot was fired by our entry team to stop the threatening action against one of the children by murphy. murphy was wounded. he was taken into custody and transported to the full ton medical center by trenton. he has since died of his injuries. >> gregg: inside the home they found decomposing bodies of the suspect's girlfriend and teenage son and appeared to have died two weeks ago. >> heather: now to another shocking arrest, this in the murder of a little girl in northern california. two weeks ago, eight-year-old layla fowler she was stabbed to death in her home. they searched for a possible intruder but a heartbreaking result. william is live in los angeles with more. >> this is the last person people suspected of brutally stabbing this girl to death with a knife. her 12-year-old brother, according to a news conference in sack that left hundred people

gasping expecting to hear that they had locked up a mad killer on the loose only to hear the suspect was one of their own. do police have a confession or just physical evidence tying this 12-year-old to a sister's murder. layla was fatally stabbed in her home on april 27th. her brother claimed he saw the killer. a tall hispanic man with long gray hair flee the house. a neighbor corroborated that story but later recanted. suddenly the boy's story became suspect. news of his arrest stunned the entire community where everyone seems to know each other. >> saw the family the other day and gave the family a hug. >> i was very shocked now. >> so the murder of such a young child made headlines.

massive numbers of volunteers looked for clues while a 12-year-old baby-sitting claimed to have seen the man running from the house and called 911. she died from multiple stab counds. police seized several knives from the home to see if one was the murd weapon. >> during the past 15 days, we have conducted and extensive investigation. these types of cases require a certain amount of time. it was our commitment to make sure that we did a thorough job as possible. >> reporter: we have chosen not to reveal the boy's name. he is a minor but it is widely available on the internet. police say he will be charged with murder. >> heather: william, thank you. >> gregg: all right. i want to show you this dramatic capture of one of the world's most wanted fugitives caught on videotape. this happened in spain, police

snuck up on the fugitive as he sunbathed by a luxury home. there you see the officers hiding below the walls as they move in on the suspect. then they decide to swing into action but the fugitive, well he didn't go down very easily. 31-year-old andrew moran tried to get away even managing to jump on a roof on a nearby outhouse before being captured. this is luxury home? and according to british police, he was armed with two guns and a knife. he has been on the run since he assaulted security guards and escaped in a trial for armed robbery and he and colleague are accused of stealing $40,000 from a mail truck. in his shorts, captured on television. >> heather: like a movie. >> gregg: there a lesson, if you are fugitive on the run, always dress well, you never know when you will be caught. >> heather: true. president obama trying to bring

his healthcare law back to life asking several members of his administration including health and human secretary kathleen sebelius for help. >> gregg: we are tracking several new developments in the boston marathon investigation. what key piece of intel russia withheld from the united states and boston police say the tsarnaev brothers may have killed before. >> heather: and britain's prince harry taking america by storm. we've got the latest on the young visit with wounded service members in colorado next. >> i'm in afghanistan. i would like to wish my mother a very helps a mother's day. i miss you and love you and see you soon. look what mommy is having.

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♪ ♪ ♪ >> heather: welcome back. new details to tell you about the boston marathon bombing investigation. u.s. officials are saying russia withheld crucial intel before the bombing. the deceased suspect tamerlan tsarnaev was interested in joining militant groups. russia blamed for attacks in the region. they have collected a mountain of investigated evidence against

both brothers linking them to a triple homicide in 2011 and month long search that would accept his body. tamerlan tsarnaev has now been buried at a muslim cemetery in rural virginia. residents were caught completely off guard by the news. >> gregg: we're getting reports that president obama is trying to revitalize his national healthcare law as hit rough spots. he is going by an unusual playbook. health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius knocking on the doors of healthcare companies, please give us money. donations to help implement obamacare. according to bloomberg news, the president is ordering his cabinet members to praise his healthcare law when giving commencement speeches this spring telling them, look, talk of the benefits of obamacare. is that going to bring this

thing back to life somehow? let's bring in brenda buttner, anchor of "bulls and bears." is this happening because congress said you promised this it was going to cost this much and cost overrun is ridiculous? >> it's amazing. congress has said no. it was supposed to cost about a billion dollars to implement. the cbo says it will be between $5-10 billion. that is huge difference to the point we have a secretary going around hat in hand, please contribute so we can basically make people aware of this law. >> gregg: the tactics would seem illegal. you can't use your position in official capacity to press people for cash. it's corruption. >> they are saying she is encouraging organizations and healthcare executives to donate, not actively asking for contributions.

>> gregg: but the success of obamacare depends on whether or not enough people sign up for it. >> absolutely. if young, healthy people do not sign up for the healthcare exchanges, then the chroniclely ill are going to be part of the intire plan. which means that your premiums are going up, the cost of businesses are going up. there is no way this works unless young people sign up. the penalty for not signing up is less than the insurance may likely cost. it's not clear. >> gregg: and the healthcare exchanges are a total and utter mess right now. they are not happening in many states. they won't have it for very long time. obama administration has ironed 2,000 waivers to companies and unions that supported the president which a little bit suspect. let's put up the kaiser poll. 41% of americans are not even sure whether obamacare is the law of the land or not.

>> it's confusing. certainly the 15,000-page document, i doubt many in congress know what was in it. now implementing it is turning out to be a nightmare. by october, these healthcare exchanges are supposed to be in effect. only 16 states have them. the reason for the cost overrun, is the federal government has to step if the states are not doing this. the states are saying no way, we don't want part of this. >> gregg: we remember the president making all kinds of promises associated with obamacare. >> he said obamacare would pay for itself, premiums would drop on average $2,500 per family. healthcare costs would go down and you can keep your own insurance and doctor if you want to. have any of those things come true? >> you look at for businesses, costs are going up. many people have already seen their health care costs, premium

yults go up because they are worried how much it is going to cost. any of the others, it's up for grabs. i don't think we've seen much success. they are working hard to get it going. they are shipping parts of the budget -- shifting parts of the budget in promoting this? >> gregg: fox news had couple polls, only 41% want to keep it. more people disapprove of the president's handling of healthcare than approve. maybe it's in part because of this. take a look at this. is parts of the problem the complexity. 71%, fox news poll, think that more than 15,000 pages of regulations are just over the top. nobody can understand this. >> it rivals the tax code. you remember the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi says we'll pass it and find out what is in it. >> gregg: if you can die jes congested and make sense of 15,000 pages.

it's impossible to do that. even experts end up pulling their hair out. a lot of bald people. >> in washington, that is true. >> gregg: happy mother's day. thanks for being here. you can catch more of brenda on "bulls and bears" every saturday morning right here on the fox news channel. >> heather: coming up next, irs outrage. house intelligence committee now joining the chorus of lawmakers calling for a congressional probe of the agency after it publicly admitted to targeting conservative groups. could the investigation get even bigger than that? anyone have occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas, bloating? yes! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against these digestive issues with three strains of good bacteria. live the regular life. phillips'. y,ve the regular life. your day to unplug. with centurylink as your technology partner, our visionary cloud infrastructure,

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>>. >> gregg: time for top of the news, republican lawmakers are blasting the obama administration response to the benghazi terror attacks.

some claiming the white house deliberately sought to cover up the details of the incident. >> heather: prince harry in colorado springs hoping to launch the warrior games. 260 athletes will compete in the games which run through thursday. >> gregg: a massive wall of ice destroying 12 homes and damaging 15 others in canada. powerful winds driving the ice floes up out of lake and into nearby properties. >> heather: new fallout from irs that it targeting conservative groups suggesting them to delay or overscrutinize tax exemption applications. chairman of the house intelligence committee appearing on fox news sunday calling for a congressional investigation. >> this is something we cannot let stand. it needs to have a full investigation. i don't know where it stops or who is involved. whoever is involved in a fact based investigation, it has to

be external. i think congress needs to have that oversight. >> heather: let's bring in our political panel, brad blakeman, assistant to george w. bush and julie radinski, advisor to frank lawsuit enberg and fox news contributor, as well. thank you for joining us. you heard and external fact based investigation. will a special prosecutor be necessary to get to the bottom of all of this. brad, i'll start with you? >> it may come to that. >> we have to let the facts come out. certainly the admission by the irs which is again part of the executive branch run by the obama administration. it's permeated as most of the bureaucracy with presidential appointees have confessed they targeted in an election year not the process with conservative leanings they have a duty for

oversight. >> heather: fox news one tirmg high ranking officials at irs they new they were unfairly targeting those groups as early as 2011. a government watchdog report that lois lerner who oversees tax exempt organizations knew about the targeting of june of that year. it's now 2013. she has apologized but should disciplinary action be taken? >> i agree. this is scandal and it's an outrage and there is no use for targeting anybody based on ideology. i don't care who you are. as a result of that, you it will actually would support a congressional investigation. i think the inspector general is looking into it. we should get to the bottom of this. this should not be a partisan issue. they should absolutely look into this because there is no excuse. >> heather: it should not

partisan issue but lerner found out during a meeting that groups with tea party, patriot or 912 projects under their name came under scrutiny. i have a copy of a letter here. this was the letter that was sent from darrell issa and jim jordan laying out 16 areas of which they say the tea party questionnaire seemed to overreach. it is addressed to lois lerner. have either of you heard of similar scrutiny my say occupy wall street. >> i don't know occupy wall street tax status. i don't know the details of that. i as i said earlier there is no excuse for it. there would be no excuse by tea party patriots or anybody else. look, the irs is supposed to be a bureaucracy in a good sense of the word because they are

supposed to look at the bureaucratic perspective and not partisan or political perspective. anybody under the scrutiny of the irs knows the nightmare that entails. again, we need to get to the bottom of this. everything brad said i second. it's something we need to look very carefully. >> heather: if there were no political bias were only conservative groups targeted and were these certain groups of people in an office in cincinnati? >> i don't believe that. i don't think bureaucrats on their own would have taken a political bent as julie points out. they tend to be non-political but the appointees tend to be political. that is big difference. somebody told the irs they wanted this done likely to be a political person with a political bent. the faghd to have come out. let the chips fall where they may. heather, there is nothing worse an democracy than a government scandal and government picks on a class of individuals.

government corruption is the worst no matter what administration republican or democrat it falls under. there have been plenty of scandals but there is admission that they targeted a political group at a time of political election, presidential election and that is wrong no matter what side of aisle you stand on. >> heather: does the irs have too much power? in determining tax exempt status the irs ultimately has to determination as to whether the primary activity of that group is social welfare. so, do we need to take a look at how much power the irs has? >> if they don't do it, i'm not sure who would. we do have to have somebody what your social good or whether you are a charity or not. so i suppose the irs in terms of being involved with taxes and

tax exempt status, is the determining agency. you now, regardless of who determines this, whoever actually went through this and brad is right -- if it went to the top of the irs that person should at least resign or should be prosecuted for this. it's inexcusable. i wish brad were right, this would only happen in election year. that apparently did not happen. >> heather: that is true. thanks so much for joining us. >> list for cal footnote on this. one of the impeachment charges against richard nixon, using the irs to politically target people and groups. >> heather: it has been done before. maybe now is the time to stop it. >> gregg: more charges on the way for ariel castro the former bus driver suspected of abducting and raping three women in cleveland. why the potential new charges could allow prosecutors to seek the death penalty in that case.

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>>. >> gregg: 52-year-old former bus driver suspected of imprisoning three women for a almost a decade. he has been charged of several counts of kidnapping and rape. police say ariel castro may be guilty of much worse -- murder for allegedly causing one of the victims several miscarriages. does the law about it? gentlemen, good to see you. there is in ohio a fetalcide law. but interestingly enough the ohio legislature revise third laws for aggravated murder and they changed it to this. take a look at this up on the screen. no person shall purposely caused

death of another or the unlawful termination of another's pregnancy while committing kidnapping. if you can prove it, that is aggravated murder, death penalty. >> i looked at the statute 2903. that is right. if you unlawfully terminate the presenting 'nancy of the or it can be a murder. reason it's so important because it's hard to get the death penalty unless there a homicide. there are a bunch of federal law for terrorism but they have never been tested in the supreme court. it's interesting. some law professors are saying, well how are you going to show it. if they charge him with that. >> gregg: you show causation by the testimony of the mother. who is going to refute it. >> a lawyer would be crazy to put him on the stand. you can't get limb dictate what he is going to say. these women are going to come in

and hang on what they say. >> gregg: the lawyer is going to say he did allow the birth of one child, the six-year-old daughter. and kiddy swimming pool inside. does it make sense that he would kill the unborn of the other women? >> we don't know what the women are saying. they are happy to be back home with their families. >> gregg: that going to be argument. he allowed one birth, why would he kill an unborn? >> of course, but what are they going to refute what these women are going to say. >> gregg: there is precedent in 2009, a person attacked his girlfriend and killing the unborn child. he was convicted of aggravated murder. >> 36 states, by the way, have those infanticide, fetacide. >> gregg: but not murder, death penalty? >> they have it as murder. the reality is that this defendant is poster child for

the death penalty. you would have to be kidding me. for no other reason he can't harm anybody else even while in prison. >> gregg: you know, robert, if you kill an unborn child in ohio with the mother's permission, it's legal. it's okay. if you do it without her permission, it is arguably murder. a defense attorney is going to say, wait a minute this is backwards and confused. the unborn child is only a life if the mother says so. can he do that. >> in the state of ohio you can do one thing legal and other thing illegally and we can kill you if you do it this way. we shouldn't be surprised, ohio was the fourth leading state in using the death penalty. they have a 147 people on death row. most in the country. so you can see they are not afraid to use it. >> gregg: we go back to marine

history, i'm not suggesting that we need to go back when you steal a horse, you get hung and then you get tried afterwards. kidnapping and rape both used to be capital cases? >> great point. number two, it's so interesting to hear commentators pointing out, we used to have firing squads, gas chamber. hanging publicly. so the reality people are saying it's too lenient. why don't you put him in a cage, no books or magazines. >> gregg: we have breaking news on the other side of the break. we have to cut it a little short. robert shaw and doug burns. thanks very much. >> heather: it seems every day brings new questions about the deadly terror attack in benghazi. latest on the administration's revised talking points and major general robert scales joins us

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>>. >> gregg: fox news alert. there has been a shooting in new orleans, police superintendent they're saying at least a dozen people have been shot at a mother's day parade that as held in the seventh ward. again this is new orleans. the police are saying the youngest victim here appears to be ten years old. there is no word on the nature or extent or seriousness of many of the wounds but there is a report that three people are in critical condition at a nearby hospital. three suspects are believed to

be involved in the shooting but police see far are not naming a motive. we are expecting to hear in just a few moments. we'll keep you posted on the very latest. >> heather: obama administration under fire after reports revealed that talking points on benghazi were changed many times. terror attack on september 11th left four americans dead including ambassador chris stevens. question now, who made those revisions? darrell issa appearing renewing his calls for answers. >> to blame the c.i.a. is convenient truth. the real truth is, the people who were there in tripoli and benghazi knew this was a terrorist attack from the get-go. that has been said under oath. that is the reason we need to know more about how things got changed. >> heather: joining us is an

author and fox news contributor and robert scales, retired army general and fox news analyst. thank you for joining us. general scales, i want to begin with you. i would like to hear your response to the emotional testimony that we heard specifically from greg hicks fighting back tears at times saying we are in this alone. we have to do this alone now. why given it was september 11th, given that we do know that there were at least five previous attacks in or around this consulate, were troops not on alert in the region. do you think that is true? >> wow, this story seems to be changing almost daily. mr. hicks testimony was absolutely riveting. the story that i've been hearing from my military sources about all three phases of this.

the lack of positioning of forces and military decision that went down on 9/11 and the subsequent change in the narrative to put it politely, all that has changed in the last week and a half. i'm getting any number of stories about the availability of those aircraft and extremist forces in signella and aviano. this is an incredibly confusing and fluid story that seems to be just be getting worse and worse. >> heather: just as a layperson, to hear someone say, we knew we didn't have time to get there. how do we know how much time we had? >> boy, that is absolutely the key question. figures of all, i'll say the special forces soldiers in tripoli probably could not have

gotten there in time to save the ambassador and probable would not have been able to do that much good. that is given. the idea of a fly over by jet aircraft, that could happen. would have that the effect, i don't know. but the real question is, where was the extremist forces. >> heather: i want to move to the next case with you. i want to talk about the talking points that were changed 12 times. who changed them and why? that is what everyone wants to know. let's pull out the original part of the benghazi memo. this is the original paragraph. it read this way. agency has produced numerous pieces on linked to al-qaeda in benghazi and eastern libya. these have been since april 5 other attacks --

>> heather: so then, victoria newland gets involved. this is what victoria has to say. the u.s. state department person. >> heather: so the paragraph was deleted? >> right, exactly. first of all, we know today some things we didn't know at the beginning of last week and before those hearings. one, we know that 12 changes were made. times the talking points were revised. two, we know that unlike white house spokesman jay carney said, this wasn't just a matter of seven text or changing a word. this was a question of substantively changing the narrative of what the american people were going to be told about this attack. so already the administration is

on the defensive. white house is having to explain why the statement it made initially wasn't true or perhaps it was true. anyway, jay carney had a very bad day on friday. >> heather: can i ask one more thing, judy. what rises to the level of presidential involvement? is it the death of a united states ambassador? should the president of united states not have been the ultimate person to take a look what was going to be said to the american people? >> whether or not he should have been or not, whether or not hillary clinton should have been involved or not, we still don't know. what we do know is from the pickering report, pickering mullens, the accountability board, is they apparently weren't. that is what we know so far. i think we have to figure out whether or not what we have here is a bureaucratic cover-up that goes on in washington all the time or a political one. >> heather: i have to wrap it up. thank you so much for your insight. we appreciate it. >> gregg: a stunning twist in

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>>gregg: hello, happy mother's day. welcome to a brand new our "inside america's news headquarters." >>heather: topping the news, ahmadinejad in hot water, now at risk of being sentenced to either six months in jail or 74 lashes. >>gregg: o.j. head back to court making the second appeal for freedom in three years since the conviction of armed robbery

and kidnapping and being sent to jail in 2828. >>heather: in honor of mother's day we show you how you can turn financial planning into a family affair. stay tuned for that. >>gregg: we will start with what is happening at the white house, taking serious eat over the benghazi attack amid accusations it covered up the truth, covered up details of the deadly assault. today, lawmakers are speaking out focusing on a report that there were 12 different dramatic versions of the administration's account of the terrorist attack and calling for the creation, now, of a special committee to investigate what really happened that night. national correspondent is in washington. what are the republicans looking for? >>reporter: more information,

more answers to question, and more testimony. some want the select committee you mentioned to investigate the affair and they want more witnesses interviewed. necessity point to the e-mails you also mentioned that came to light showing an effort by the administration to edit the controversial talking points about benghazi. they came up with 12 different possible versions of what to tell the public. ambassador rice's claim on the five sunday talk shows that a protest triggered the violence when actually it was pre-planned. a diplomatic in benghazi, gregory hicks, testified last week at the hearing. days after the attack, he her rice's temperature and he was caught by surprised. here is senator john mccain. >> i call it a coverup in the extent that there was willful removal of information which was obvious.

it was obvious, mr. hicks said, his drop dropped when he saw susan rice. i was on another sunday morning show after susan rice made those statements statements and my jaw dropped. >>gregg: what about the democrats? how are they responding to the intensism criticism? >>reporter: they say it is political. the focus of the republican attacks is, of course, hillary clinton, secretary of state at the time. democrats say this clearly is a partisan effort to undermine a possible president a run. >> my concern is when hillary clinton's name is mentioned 32 times in a hearing that the point of the hearing is to discredit the secretary of state who has very high popularity and may well be a candidate for president. >>reporter: of course she has not announce add decision about

running. >>gregg: thank you steve. >> benghazi attack is dominating the headlines. what does it mean politically? what will the impact be? our political insiders are here this morning, weighing in on that just ahead. >>heather: iran's president could be punished to 74 lashes for his election filing appearance. a group said they will seek charges against mahmoud ahmadinejad accused of breaking public fund rules by arriving at the election registry yesterday with his chief advisor who is a candidate for the presidency. iran's constitution prevents ahmadinejad from pursuing a third term. if convicted he could case corporal punishment or six months in jail. >>gregg: shocking story from northbound california today. that is where the police have been looking for the killer of a little 8-year-old girl mysteriously stabbed to death inside her own home.

today, another bombshell. police revealing that the little girl was murdered by her own brother. we are live in los angeles with this story. william? >>reporter: clearly police believe the boy's initial story he and his sister were home when the parents attended a little league game. he claimed to have seen the killer with long gray hair, fleeing the house and found his sister covered in blood and called 9-1-1. police launched a massive manhunt search dogs and dragging a nearby lake for weapons and pulling in sex offenders but a neighbor who initially corroborated the story recanted and there was in sign of forced entry. fingerprints and d.n.a. did not turn up any evidence of the mystery man. suddenly, police refocused their attention on this 12-year-old, the brother, hiding in plain sight. he was seen publicly including a

candlelight vigil where we have, because he is a minor, we blurred his identity. she died from multiple stab wounds. police received knives from the him to determine if one was the murder weapon. this basically, friends say the brother and sister were close and the mother toll the tv station and i quote, "that he could never hurt his sister. so, imagine the shock when police announce the killer in custody was her where. >> the citizens can sleep better tonight. this is still an active investigation where we know you may have many questions. i will not providing any information about the investigation at this time. >>reporter: again, police say he will be charged with murder and the biological mother on friday told the local reporter that it could not be him. back to you. >>gregg: incredibly sad story,

thank you, william. >>heather: three people freed from a decade of captivity in an ohio home are speaking out if an official statement released by their attorney, amanda berry and gina dejesus are happy to be home with their families. michelle knight says that she is happy, as well, and she plans to reach tout her own family in "good time." the women were found may 6 after berry escaped from the suspect's home. castro is facing kidnapping and rape charges. >>gregg: well, just when you have forgotten about o.j. he is back in the news inside a las vegas courtroom tomorrow seeking to have the kidnapping and robbery conviction overturned, the former penn state assistant football coach star's latest personal drama reminding americans of his 1995 murder trial when three was acquitted of killing his ex-wife and her friend in a national obsession.

our reporter has more on this. >>reporter: the case in the spotlight now is his 2008 conviction for armed robbery and kidnapping for his part in a sports memorabelia heist at gunpoint in a las vegas hotel room. 2007 o.j. in las vegas if a friend's wedding god worth that dealers were selling o.j. memorabelia including family photos at the palace station hotel. simpson claimed they were stolen during his trial testifying that he only went to the hotel to take back his prosecute. >> i wasn't there to hurt anyone i wanted my personal things and i realized it is stupid. i didn't mean to steal anything, and i didn't know i was doing anything illegal. >> the attempt, o.j. order no one to leave. he is serving a sentence in

nevada and claims that his lawyer advised him he was in his legal rights to retrieve his property. nevada law says it is a crime even if you are taking your own property. a criminal defense attorney doesn't think simpson has a strong case. >> based on the issues that he has presented, i don't think he has a good legal ground for adjudge to say, you are right, we messed up your legal rights and your due process rights so bad that it is prejudicial error or reversible rather report. >> he has served four years in prison and the appeal to the nevada supreme court was denied in 2010 and as the current sentence stands he will not be eligible for parole until he is 70 years old. o.j. will most likely testify on wednesday. >>gregg: that is a good one, my lawyer said it was okay to kidnap and problem.

ing noance of the law is no excuse in any jurisdiction so good luck with that one. thank you for that one. >>heather: prince harry making sure special athletes get recognition they deserve spending time with our wounded veterans at the warrior games in colorado as he continues his tour. we have more from colorado springs. >> prince harry is rolling around on the near playing volleyball when great british beans the usa but prince harry loved getting involved if this kind event. the warrior games, really, are dear to his heart. you get a sense when he comes to events like this he loves getting involved, and meets&every competitor, asking about their story, how they have come to be here and what they want to achieve. he began the races at a brief

interview and said he would dearly love to bring the warrior games back to the u.k. and it is the key and focal point of the tour of the usa. some get to most with britain harry last night, and i had a brief chat with him. the general theme of what he said is he is delighted to be here and he is fashion at about the help being given to the service men and women and he will continue to spread the word right around the world. he is going on a tour, now, and he will be back later, no doubt there will be more shenanigans. >>gregg: shenanigans? i would not have chosen that particular word. >>heather: he meant in the best possible way. >>gregg: he is not going to vacation. a deadly stand off in new jersey is over after a s.w.a.t. team stormed a house and confronts an armed man holding hostages.

>>heather: the benghazi attack on our compound in washington, what will the political impact be? as we look ahead at the midterm and presidential elections our political insiders weigh in. >>gregg: a mother's day advice on money, kids and their millions are pointing their finger at one another over the family finances. ♪ [ male announcer ] sixty-two horsepower. fifty-three miles per hour. the gator rsx 850i. it's of gator.

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>>heather: mothers and their children are on the same page about something: money. two new surveys show each blame the other for family financial problems. look at the numbers: 67 percent of kids see mom as intimidated by money. 44 percent of moms see kids as unable to finance college. 49 percent of mops see kids as unprepared to get job and american parents spend an average of 10 percent of their income on adult children. how can we end blame game and encourage open discussion about family finances? joining us now is senior business correspondent and anchor of "bulls & bears." thanks for joining us on

mother's day. who is right? >>guest: both. there is plenty of blame to go around. the truth is, if you are a parent, you have to talk to your kids about sex and about money. many parents would prefer not to talk about money. there is so much that is so important. half of college graduates cannot get a job or get part-time jobs and student debt has tripled in the last decade. >>heather: we have a graphics from $250 billion to $966 billion. >>guest: kids will graduate from college without a job and hundreds of thousands of debt and they have to be preached for this early on. there are tricks to help. i have had this talk with my kids. >>heather: but you are a financial expert. >> it is not that easy. it is as hard. for a long-term my kids thought

-- they were too intimidated to ask me for money, they method i knew enough to be an a.t.m. so i start the giving them a debit card and i said if you want to take your friends out for pizza, for the entire $100, go ahead, but it will last for the month. if you want movies, i give you the money all right. so they have to learn to budget. and i tax them. i say, the government is going to take 50 percent of your income so i'm taking 50 percent of your allowance. >>heather: so you give them a debit card with a set limit. >>guest: if they go over, they have to pay the fines. those are important things. the truth is most of us do learn from our parents about money. there are not that many personal finance classes but it is scary especially when so many people face troubles with their budget. >>heather: is that the main reason that parents are not

talking to their kids about finances because so many families have problems with finances. >>guest: that is an issue. it is scary to say i don't know if i can pay for all of the college and you have to take out some loans and this is what will happen. you may be in the sandwich generation paying for your kids and me." usually moms have to be taken care of by their kids. >>heather: you mentioned briefly a national course, do you think that should be required for kids? >>guest: absolutely. only half of the states is it required for graduation were we take math, we take pottery, we need to learn about money. >>heather: i don't know if pottery is requireed. >>guest: it is offered everywhere. >>heather: financial course is not a bad idea because it sets you up for the skills you need as you become an adult especially in light of the

economic situations we have now. >>guest: high daughter took a personal finance court and she came to a lot of questions i don't have an answer to. you just have to sit down and talk with him. >>heather: what are you doing with your kids snowed >>guest: i have teens so i am not sure they know it is mother's day. rachel? rachel? do you know it is mother's day? >>heather: well now they know. all right, i am not with my family and i wanted to say happy mother's day to my mother who is visiting my grandmother right now, that is my sister, scarlett, a teacher and my dad and mom. she is probably cringing at the picture but i think she looks beautiful. happy mother's day to all moms out there. >>gregg: i have teens, too, and they are probably still in

bed, right? asking you for money. >>gregg: great idea, i will tax my daughters. they do the electric gas bill, the water bill, everyone should contribute. you just gave me an idea. historic weekend in pakistan after millions head to the polls to elect the new next president. we have results and reaction from president obama. >>heather: growing demand if answers in the deadly beach gaza terror attack calling for the appointment of a special prosecutor in the investigation. our political insiders weigh. >> i am deployed in southwest asia, i love you, mom, wish i could be there, but i will be there soon. when i come home i hope you have

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>>heather: time for the top of the news. police say a dozen people have been shot at a mother's day parade in new orleans. the youngest victim is just ten. lsu public hospital where 11 victims were admitted is reporting no life-threatening injuries but three suspects are involved. so far, police have not named a motive. a hostage stand off in new jersey heads in blood after police shoot and kill a man who barricaded himself for days in a home with the three children. the mother's body and another sibling were recovered.

40 are dead after two separate coal mine explosions in china hatching 24 hours from each other. they have a notorious history of poor safety standards. >> president obama praising the national elections in pakistan as a political come back in the making. the country's former prime minister is poised to return to power for a third permanent leading the country again after being ousted in a military coal. conor powell has more from afghanistan on the story. >>reporter: half 6 all the open seems will be taken, in a historic return to power. this should mark the first time in pack stop's 66-year history that one civilian government will pass power to another. the campaign, however, was marred by violence with some reports of vote are fraud.

he was last minister in 1997 when he was overthune. he faces challenges including wide-spread corruption. pakistan relies on u.s. financial support but he said he will renegotiate pakistan's relationship with the united states. like many in pakistan he wants to end the drone moment that targets militants in the tribal areas. the program also has killed countless civilians and is deeply unpopular there. the biggest question is, will the government try to get power away from the pakistan military which has supported the taliban here in afghanistan. most commanders in the united states say there will be no peace until the pakistani mill stops supporting the taliban. whether that will happen, that is the big question. >>gregg: now the search for answers into the deadly terror attacks at the consulate in benghazi, libya. this week we learned from

several newly surfaced e-mails that the initial talking points about the attack remain "purposefully changed to remove any reference" to a terror attack or the specific al-qaeda linked group. now there are new questions how far this fallout for the latest scandal will reach in the white house. we will bring in our political insiders, john leboutillier, pat caddell, fox news contributor, form pollster for president jimmy carter, and doug schoen, former pollster for bill clinton. doug, does it look like by virtue of the documents and the whistleblower testimony that the obama administration intentionally misled or lied to the american people to cover up the truth? >> there certainly is misrepresentations about what happened. the talking points, whether we could have sent a relief force in to get the survivors out, the whole issue of what the

president knew, what the secretary of state knew, those questions have gotten worse. the bottom line we talked about a presidency in crisis, a presidency adrift. bottom line, unanswered questions are getting more and more serious. >>gregg: the obama administration knew the consulate was death trap and didn't do anything, they covered up the truth after the fact and they arguably retaliated against those would wanted to tell the truth. you think. we need answers. >> we need to move the focus to the center of this which is the white house. what did the president and what did he do? what we have is an invisible man, the national security advisor, no one mentioned his name, but everything is saying, here is the story, a political story, eight weeks before the

administration, the administration has the narrative, we killed him and te. now it is threatened, so donilon, the only. operative to take over the embassy isolates the president and goes down the road which is reminiscent -- first they minimize, they marginalize, they misdirect, and they mislead. all of that process is going on in the white house. >> and directed by tom doni lone. >> we have talk about him on a previous show and we brought up, maybe a year ago, we brought up that he was the leaker in chief, repeatedly leaking classified information about the computer virus that we or the israelis in iran and leaked constitute after

the bin laden raid and was never investigated or punished and got away with it because the media and the democrats in the senate let him. >>gregg: the president's press secretary has for eight months insisted that the white house and the state made no substantive changes. last november, here he is. take a listen. >> the white house and the state department have made clear that the single adjustment made to the talking point by either of these two institutions were changing the word "consulate" to "dim milk facility" because consulate was not accurate. >>gregg: we know that is not true and he was beat up on -- at the news conference on friday. >> he is taking direction from high administration officials, carney is. donilon was facilitating a political narrative it was not an act of terror.

>>gregg: has carney lost all credibility? >> this man claim to be a jump lit. and he is copying the guy that said watergate was a third-rate burglary. >> i was the youngest person on nixon's enemy list and the parallels in reverse are unbelievable but carney has in credibility but it is what doug said. they have a narrative they must push. >>gregg: and the top aide to hillary clinton she says, we can't tell the truth here, because congress and the american public will blame us, the state department, for four american deaths. >> is she finished? >> i am not sure she is still

there. >> she is finished. her credibility has been eviscerated. no one has credibility in this process. that is a reason why we need --. >>gregg: carney no credibility, donilon no credibility, and nuland, no credibility. what about obama? >> that is the central question. i was around the white house when we had the hostage crisis and i know what he went there. we are having the attack, take the picture of the bin laden raid, no one is there. he is isolated and ready for a fundraiser. we know he had no communication with the secretary of defense after 5:00, the real question is, why did they move him away in i will tell you why: politically they wanted to get this away from him to preserve the election and like all, like the watergate coverups, the price -- what donilon has produced is a threat to the administration, the very

viability of obama. >>gregg: there is another scandal that is troubling the obama administration and that is the ira's that targeted any group that had the name "tea party" or "patriot" in the title and now we know that the head of the division new about this thing for the last two long years and didn't utter a word. >> another an allergy to nixon where the white house tried to put the i.r.s. on people. what we have here is the official explanation, a low-level i.r.s. employee? cincinnati got this going. if you believe that, the tea party was bedeviling obama over the debt ceiling the idea that the white house is not involved with getting this investigation to intimidate or put out of

business the tea party, i have --. for example greg government abuse of power is a federal crime. >> this is the total politicization of the federal government. we have the justice department, the i.r.s., we have the white house law donilom and there are answers to questions that have to be gotten to get our government back. >> it is chicago gangster politics. the i.r.s. thing, 16,000 more agents in charge of health care? go back to the other issue: there are big questions, and the question is, where did the video come from? it didn't fall from the sky. >>gregg: we will talk about hillary clinton although she has not said whether she is running for president. could the fallout from benghazi derail former secretary of

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>>gregg: secretary of state, hillary clinton delivered a highly charged testimonies not that long ago in benghazi and new there are new questions how the fallout from the attacks could impact a potential bid for secretary clinton in 2016. we have our political insiders. now, we learn this week, pat, that one of the whistleblowers said, i told her the night of the attack it was a terrorist attack but for days she blamed it on this protest inspired by a video online. >> she promoted this line, the vice president did, and so did the president. it did not fall out of the sky. here is the problem with the hicks testimony. he was not interviewed by the board, the review board and neither was hillary clinton. the point, we said when obama has on this show with you

hosting and we said on the 60 minutes, the greatest pay offs, she was taking the fall, get the central point, it is about politics, everyone is harming this. it is about the truth, and i am afraid we are about to see the truth swamped by karl rove and republicans who want to play politics and the democrats who are embracing this. >>gregg: a super pac came out with an ad and in part it plays the following clip. here is hillary clinton in her testimony. >> the fact is, we have four dead americans because of a protest or guys out for a walk and decided they would kill americans? what difference does it make at this point. >>gregg: john, is that going to hunt her for the next four years? and secretary of all, was it a big mistake for karl rove to use that already in a political ad? >> it will haunt her but karl

rove has politicized this thing, playing into the hands of them. what does obama want? he wants the benghazi make thrown over on her. let per have the thing. it keeps us from talking about, what did the president do? >>gregg: does the white house love that they focusing on hillary clinton? >> as senator feinstein said this morning there were 32 specific questions about hillary clinton, what she now and when? as pat said the question is, what did the president know? what was the narrative? what were the talking points? karl rove is playing politics and this is not about politics but about getting at the truth and what the white house knew and what it did. >> we have these people in politics, they are not elected to put parties first but to tell us the truth. we have begged for the truth from day one. this is the moral question of

our time and we need to get to the bottom of this. it starts with the president and the white house and everyone else, let the chips fall where they may. you can only do this with a select committee. >> we have 139 republican members of the house of representatives who have asked speaker boehner. >>gregg: why doesn't speaker boehner doing it? >> he is afraid that like the impeachment thing of clinton 14 years ago, it will look too political and will end up hurting the republicans. second, he is going to tick off five senior committee chairmans and take this away from them. i predict he will do it. there will be a select committee. >> the question, on the anniversary of 9/11, we lost an ambassador, suddenly talking points developed that talked about policemens and videos when we knew it was a terrorist attack, there are unanswered questions, we have to get to the

bottom it. no one has spoken to the evacuees. can you believe that? >> they have not been allowed to. the f.b.i. has prepared cover them up. they are afraid of the truth and only a select committee that has the power. we need the truth. >> only a select committee can do that. our political insiders, thank you. more from the political insiders on monday at 10:30 a.m. eastern and they will be back here next sunday and follow them on twitter, as well. >>heather: if you get carried away with added sugar, how much are you really consuming? the doctor is in with the startling new stats and what you need to know to cut down on the sweet stuff.

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>>heather: startling new report on how much sugar americans are consuming. the centers for disease control report that it added sugar, table sugar and syrup counting for 13 percent of the average of an adult's calorie intake.

>>gregg: the food industry does not make it easy to cut sugar. we have attending physician and assistant professor at york presbyterian. thanks for be with us. why does it matter? >>guest: it matters because the sugars that are added to foods, people do not know it is happening. things like sugar, or brown sugar, or corn syrup, fruit juice concentrate and people do not realize that is sugar. >>gregg: he do not know what it is. >> they do not know what they are taking in. we know that sugar contributes to diabetes, obesity, heart disease and some cancers. the other problem, when we eat the foods we are not getting the nutrients we would get if we ate better foods. we do not get vitamins and minerals because we eat empty calories. >>heather: the biggest problems of that is soda.

>>guest: this study shows two-thirds of the added sugar we get, and when i said "add add" i don't mean sugar from f&it and dairy, two-thirds of added sugar and from food but the biggest contributor to that over all is soda. >>gregg: i eat a lot of weight watchers and i look the at back. shear a typical label. you see sugars but there is no percentage, doctor. ocean well, the reason it does not show because the percentage means the percent of what we are supposed to take in, what we need during the day and we do not need, we are not supposed it take in extra sugar. when you see under "sugar" a numb of grams that is the number in one serving of that product. >>gregg: so it could be two servings.

>>guest: in general, a man should have 36 grams and a woman 24 gram as day. if you look at back of a label and see 18 grams of sugar in one serving you can imagine...you have to really watch it. >>heather: i don't have a sweet tooth or a problem cutting out sugar but what if you do have a sweet teeth? >>guest: exactly. it doesn't mean never eat chocolate and if you are eating chocolate i recommend dark chocolate with a lot of good products, try to get the fix from berries and other fruit. they sweet and that could work. >>heather: and the apple has fiber. i found that tea, helps, as well. >>guest: it is important to recognize a lot of foods have a lot of sugar and we don't know it, things like salad butter --

salad dressing or peanut butter. >>gregg: are there differences in the percentage for gender and age and ethnicity? >>guest: they found that men take in more calories in sugar, another 100 calories opposed to women in the day but women take in a greater percentage of their calorie from added sugar so they are suggest men eat more during the day. the other thing, they did find in the study that lower economic classes do take in more and that because there is a lot of sugar in processed food to add to taste and processed foods tend to be less expensive just eat clean. eat clean. don't put a lot of soughts on it. that is where you get in trouble. >>gregg: so the tiramisu was

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>> chris: i'm chris wallace. today, benghazi under the microscope. >> when you said what you said, did you know that this had gone through 12 versions? >> we not offer that information? >> the phrase is let's not put this out because we don't want to be criticize. >> this is an effort to accuse the administration of hiding something that we did not hide. >> chris: amid renewed charges of a coverup calls for a special inquiry. >> we should have a joint committee of the appropriate committees asking what really happened in benghazi? >> chris: we'll talk with two congressmen at the center of the storm. the chair of the house in tell