he says he is a moody guy. shirley was born in july but says she is seldom moody. maybe the study is not all right. ty for being part of "the real story." i'm gretchen karlson. here shep. >> seven body, one suspect, and questions today about whether a serial killer has been murdering women in indiana. employs, monica lewinski breaks her silence, talking about her affair with then-president clinton and the lessons she learned. >> i fell in love with my boss. in a 22-year-old sort of way. it happened. but my boss was the president of the united states. >> there's much more from monica lewinski ahead. and apple pay goes online today. a system to let you use your phone instead of cash or credit cards. jerri willis just tried and it she'll be here to explain how it

works and how secure it is. let's get to it. good monday afternoon to you and yours. forthfrom the news deck this afternoon, creepy text messages may have led cops to a suspected serial killer, possibly bringing an end to a string of murders that could stretch back for decades. that's what we're learning from nothing officials in northern inside. cops found seven bodies over the weekend, in the city's of gary and hammond. investigators say friend of one of the victims received text messages from the victim's phone. the friend says she believes those messages came from the accused killer. police say that led them to the victim's body at a motel. and those messssages led them straight to the suspect. here's the guy's mug shot. police say he did confess, not just to that murder but to several others. cops say he was convicted sex offender in texas before moving to indiana. they say he led them to the

bodes of the other victims most in their 30s, and cops say he is still talking and does not have a lawyer. police suspect him to be linked to murders stretching as far back as the 1990s. mike to be bin is -- tobin is in the newsroom. police say he is talking and there's no lawyer and he is still talking. >> reporter: right. he is cooperating. he admitted to the murder that got this investigation moving and directed police to more. it was friday night, darren vann solicited a prostitute. africa hardy showed up at a hotel, ultimately vann strangled her in the hotel room. >> during the any evening a female facilitator attempted to contact miss hard where are and was provided suspicious text responses she believed to be from the suspect while he was still inside the room. the f facilitator found a mail friend of hers and went to the motel to see what was wrong.

the victim was then discovered. >> telephone communication traced back to vann and then he directed them to the body of other victims. the chief says they're connecting darren vann to at mothereds. -- murders. they are seeking murder charges. >> we reported he had a sex crime conviction. what do we have on that? >> reporter: that goes back to an incident in texas in 2007 he was charged in 2008. ultimately convicted in 2009. according to the police affidavit, the arrest affidavit. vann attacked a woman in his apartment, hit her, certification allly assaulted her and tried to strangle her. you're seeing a pattern. he was found guilty of a lesser charge of sexual assault and sentenced to five years. authority anticipate his cases will stretch into other states and could stretch back as far as 20 years. >> mike, thanks. a fox urgent now.

prosecutors in virginia say the suspect in the disappearance of 18-year-old hannah graham now faces rape charges in a separate case. that's according to local news reports. prosecutors say 32-year-old jesse matthew, jr. is now indicted in a 2005 rape case out of fairfax, virginia. get you updates on that. police say the month-long search for hannah graham is now a death investigation technically after crews found human remains a few miles from the university of virginia campus. investigators say they're still waiting for forensic scientists to die the body parts. police found a skull and bones, and this was the spot. walnut creek park, and if you look here, it's not very far outside of the city of charlottesville. this is 12 miles. searchers also found a pair of black pants close by, similar the clothing that hannah graham was wearing the night she

disappeared. so investigators think they're probably on it to here. but they do say that matthew was the last person to see hannah. i say matthew. the suspect. he reportedly grew up in the area where crews say they may have found her body. they found skeletal remains and just can't know yet. we're dancing all around this like they think it's a mystery. they do not. they think they've got this. now they're waiting for the technical i.d. it's also near the spot where another missing student's body turned back in 2010. cop sa forensic evident linked this person to that case, although prosecutors have not yet filed any charges. her name, morgan harrington, she was a virginia tech student who disappeared on a trip to charlottesville. diana is live, criminal defense attorney. now not one but two. sounds like they found remains. >> its sounds like it, yes. there is some information that the decay or decomposition of the body is inconsistent in the

helping of time hannah graham has been missing but all signs opinion to this is likely hannah graham and there is a lot of circumstantial evidence connecting matthew with both of these crimes. and i think that prosecutors are being very careful here in how they're classifying this as a death investigation, rather than a murder investigation. they first have to determine that it is in fact hannah graham and then once they do that, they'll have to determine the cause of death and then ling jesse matthew to hannah graham. as well as if there is any other forensic evidence that links him to other young girl who was found in almost the exact same area, then they would do that as well. >> it's my understanding there's dna from that. i the skeletal remains are such they need it, there's clothes nearby. along the way, this man, matthew, has not been cooperating very much. >> definitely not. he has been evasive. they had to go and track him

down. they had to originally arrest him for reckless drive and then ultimately were able to bring him back to virginia to face these charges. >> linking him to the virginia tech student, that would turn out to be two separate cases. they'd be tried separately. you think this new case, with fresher evidence, fresher testimony, fresher in the mines of the police, would be an easier one for prosecutors and they might go that way first. >> yes. it would be -- obviously make more sense for them to try the case that has new evidence than obviously where they can test dna. what might happen is the might find out something about his missouri -- his m.o. and the way he commits the murders that would help to piece together some missing evidence from the older case and that might help investigators and prosecutors wrap up that case as well jerk -- as well. >> let's hope. thank you. monica lewinski we new

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>> a mystery man has become an overnight hero as he risked his life to save the life of someone who was trapped in a burning

home. happened in fresno. you can see the man walking by the home, the home is obviously engulfed in flames and then this happened. >> a man in there. just flamed up and exploded inside. the man, we're told, is now inside the home. there's a victim in there. as other people are running away from the flames and a short time later, he carries out over his shoulder the man who had been trapped inside. look at that. neither witnesses nor emergency crews had any idea who this saviour is. but the woman who recordedded the video calls him an vowed hero. >> just really amazing how people just stepped up in this crisis with courage and compassion and comfort and a lot of people were heroes there. i was filming it. >> the fire reportedly caused $100,000 in damage to the home. we're told nobody was seriously hurt, and how the guy found the victim in to there, having never been in the house and not knowing him, nobody seems to

have any understanding of that. for the first time in a decade, monica lewinski has spoken publicly, appearing before a live audience, discussing the events surrounding her affair with then-president clinton and also joined twitter so you have somebody new to follow. monica lewinski. here we go, she says. excited and nervous to speak at the hash tag under 30 summit. that event took place just a few hours ago in philadelphia, and she spoke. she addressed the crowd. she said, in a time when there was no facebook no google no instagram, she was the first to have people destroy her reputation online. >> overnight, i went from being a completely private figure, to a publicly humiliated one. i was patient zero. the first person to have their reputation completely destroyed

worldwide via the internet. >> patient zero. monica lewinski was 22 years old back then. her affair with then-president bill clinton led to his impeachment. jonathan hunt is here. her role is to attack bullying online. >> whatever choices that ended up to her being in the public eye she sees herself as one of the first victims of cyberbullying. her reputation shredded online. here's how she described her feelings as the internet defined her. >> the image of strangers reading the report was endless. there was no border. that amplified by a thousand-fold the shame and humiliation i felt. i couldn't imagine ever showing my face in public again. i cringed, i yelled, i sobbed.

and the mantra continued. i just want to die. >> now, lewinski says she found her call neglect wake of the death of tyler clemente. the rutgers university student who killed himself back in 2010 after a fellow student used a web cam to stream the man kissing another man. lewinski called that an example of the compassion deficit online. >> did she say much of anything about the affair. >> it was fascinating to watch and listen. she didn't say much about the affair itself other than to acknowledge it happened, she had fairway with her boss, the president, and that it went on for two years. she talked more about the investigation and became pretty emotional when she described her investigator's pressured her to wear a wire,ing her she and her family members could face jail time if she didn't cooperate. listen here. >> chillingly told that my

mother to -- that my mother, too might face prosecution if i didn't cooperate and wear a wire. and in case you didn't know, i did not wear the wire. >> and she talked about the descriptions she read about herself every day online. listen again. >> people referring to me as, tramp, slut, whore, tart, bimbo. >> and at the end of it she seemed somewhat taken aback when this happened. look here. >> thank you for your time. [applause] >> oh, thank you. >> you'll see people rise up out of their seats, a standing ovation. not something she is probably very used to. but she tried making -- she was a reality show host for a brief

moment, now she seems to be trying to redefine herself again, and given that she already has just in a few hours something like 25,000 followers on twitter, other people seem to be willing to give her a chance. >> @monica lewinski. >> since joining twitter this morning -- it there is right there on the teleprompter -- she picked up how many. >> 25,000. >> go ahead and add her now and see if you can't up that number there. >> i'm following her. >> i'll follow her when it's over if i can figure out what the twitter is. >> police hunting for an accused cop killer say somebody may have spotted him near a school. i happened a few miles from the woods they have before searching. in pennsylvania, the guy went up to a police outpost and just shot a cop for what seemed like absolutely no reason and he has been out there for like five months. they cannot find him. we'll ask a survivalist how tough it is to hide the woods with winter on the way.

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>> tens of thousands of people rap a marathon the china but the smog was so bad many of them covered their faces or wore a gas mask. here's a guy yesterday wearing what looks like -- i don't know -- the very sort of little green men air mask there with words at the bottom. check out the smog in the background. this picture shows you still a

pretty good crowd. marathon officials warned there was a chance for, quote, slight or moderate smog, and this is slight or moderate smog. looks like los angeles circa '78. people advised with breathing problems consider stay home today but the beijing official air quality number reached a hazardous level, meaning all people should avoid going outdoors at all. here's another look at ten -- tianimen square. media said it would be difficult to postpone the race because it was a human event and probably because every day is smoggy. >> a woman may have spotted eric frein in plain sight near his old high school. they've been searching for him since last month when they say he shot two pennsylvania state troopers, killing one. now district officials are tightening security for schools in the area. the sighting apparently happened

in the town of swift water. is it real? i can't know but police take it seriously. it's eight miles south and east of the stretch of woods the police have been focusing on for five weeks. a woman told police she spotted the suspect while she was out for a walk. she claimed he was carrying and rifle and his face was covered in mud but he paid no attention to her. police say they believe the woman's account is, quote, highly credible, unquote. as many as 1,000 police officers and started professional -- assorted professional from several states have been searching for this man for more than a month. police sale the search has cost several million dollars and investigators say they found what appeared to be blood on the two poaches porches of nearby ht the dna test was negative for the suspect. police found times that frein has left behind, pipe bombs, clothing, and a note with,

cold-blooded account of the shooting. shane is with us, the founder of mountain scout survival school. has experience and training in law enforcement on similar manhunts. five weeks is a long time, especially move interesting fall. >> that's the thing. we're comping into the transition. how long has he been planning this? has this been on such a long time that he has work out his rendevous points, his caches, path of travel. clearly he has intel. the person sighted -- i know that hunting has been shut off in certain areas but that particular region is surrounded with residential areas, easy access. route 80 to the south. 84 to the north, and then to the east you are thousands of acres, thousands by which anybody can travel through. tons of resources available. lots of water and in terms of structures they have been finding, any of the camps, any of his bushcraft or skills will clearly be an indication of the type of expert level he has.

>> for a people who don't remember, this guy had said from the very beginning what we wanted to do is harm and kill police officers, said that's what he wants to do, whenever this comes to a head and indicated he wants there be a big shootout where he can kill a bunch of people. >> we're coming into winter. we don't know what his resources of. they might be thinning out. might be making mistakes, and as we know during that desperation you start making big mistakes and maybe that's what he is looking for. all we know he could be out there on the landscape already injured, wounded or dead. >> at one point they found a gun leaning up against a tree and survival gear and food and they thought they were close. >> but clearly, what's to say shane goes in the woods and leaves those things behind as a placebo trail, but in the meanwhile i'm out the other side, halfway around the world and having a margarita on the beach. >> the cops think he is there.

this his plan, he mapped it out, sounds like a long time. >> but again-depending on the skill set, he might be there for a long time, and the greater the skills the less struggle you have in. >> if i'm a cop, i'm worried before the this guy might have slipped away and is planning his next big ambush bus an ambush with a bunch of police officers -- that could be a disaster. >> horrific. talking about about a skill set by which our folks in law enforcement and even military don't receive. these folks that receive the amount of information in x amount of time, a little budget, and through a fire host to get a lot of information in terms of tracking skills and survival skills they're very limited. they need to have teams out there that are actually native trackers, listening to the landscape and moving people back. looking at the landscape and seeing the resources available and as a survivalist, reading it through those eyes and not the eyes of the police. >> i know they're working hard. it's one of their own. >> they are.

>> thank you for coming. >> thanks. >> dozens of people isolated over ebola fears and fears only can now breathe easy as a critical deadline has passed. an update on that situation coming. plus, protecting your credit cards with a thumb print. apple payrolls out today. i if you're an oregon phone user or you like apple -- iphone users, we have -- jerri willis knows. can i hold my phone up and pay for my next purchase at starbucks? if so, how safe is it? jerri will know.

a fox report now. investigators in los angeles say man stole an ambulance, then led police on 45-minute chase before crashing into another car. day say the emergency vehicle was responding to call to help the guy. cops say he may be mentally ill.

>> nepal officials are reporting rescue operations have ended after one of the worst mountain disasters. the rescuers say they've accounted for all of the hikers and guides who were stranded during a series of blizzards and avalanches which killed 39 people. >> peyton peyton manning that thrown more than quarterbacks than any other quarterback in the to nfl. topping brett favre's report. it happened last night in a game against in the niners, his team played a game of keep-away before handing him the ball. peyton manning, the best who ever played the position? hard to argue. you make a great.

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moller toking -- still monitoring 100. in a sign of how hard it can be nor this deadly virus to fred, duncan's fiancee and son are out of isolation. they did not contract ebola despite the fact they spent days with the patient when he was very sick in statement his fiancee said, and i quote, even though the quarintine is over our time of mourning is not over. because of that we ask to be given privacy as we seek to rebuild our home, our family, and our daily living. she goes on to say dos have a story to tell and i look forward to telling it in my own way at the right time. so as it stands now, two healthcare workers remain the only people ever to catch ebola in this nation. they were in very close contact with the victim who died, duncan, while he was dying, and at his most contagious. official says both nurses are now stable. john roberts is in atlanta, home of the centers for disease

control and prevention. john? >> shep, good afternoon to you. one nurse, amber vinson in the news again today. more questions about why she was flight across the country with a fever. officials in dallas were very polite about it but basically threw the cdc under the bus today for allowing amber vinson to get on the flight from cleveland to dallas, saying that cdcs scientist did not cob assault with policymakers in dallas before giving her the green light. >> that caused her problems, caused panic in the community, caused people to miss school, caused a lot of overreaction. it was a mistake, and we apologize. >> and also, vinson's family insists she did nothing wrong and has hired a washington, dc attorney billy martin to help drive that point home across the country. >> john, what about the cdc's new guidelines for protective equipment?

>> nothing official from them yet. in fact the delay does tend to drag on here. we do know the cdc is likely to recommend the same type of protection you see in this pictures here, these people were being trained to go to africa. completely covered, head to toe no skin exposed, double gloves. a buddy sim to make sure people are gowned up correctly and have a coach with. the to make sure everybody is following the proper safety protocols. and this idea of a travel ban certainly talk of it is escalating in washington. the thinking at the cdc, the top levels, beginning to change a bit on that. not supporting it outright travel ban but might be prudent to limit the type of immigration coming here to the united states from west africa. we hope to hear more about that in the next 48 hours. >> john roberts with us from cdc, thanks. a straining sighting off the coast of sweden is sparking allegations of spying and frankly memories of the cold war. mark is over here with the

details of this cold war sighting. >> someone off the coast of sweden took this picture of something in the water, that white thing right there. >> ebola. >> yeah, right. i have no idea what it is but the swedish government insists it's a crash foreign spy sub and look at where this is happening, right off stock home, straight shot to russia, back in the cold war day they had tons of subs throughout here. now the swedes are going searching, gunships looking for any signs of submarine wreckage, and as for the russians they say they have no idea what is going on there all their subs are safe. of course these are the same russians that say they have no troops in ukraine. >> yes. don't say anything, i don't think. thank you, mark. >> apple rolling out its new mobile payment system toil and thigh call it apple pay. you'll need the latest iphone, the 6 or six plus when you're in the checkout line. hold down the fingerprint sensor

on the device, and the point -- then point it at the apple pay reader and that's it. apple reports the system will be available in 220,000 restaurants and retailers across the nation. jerri willis has used the thing already. and how -- is this safe and how does it work. >> i had to borrow on iphone 6 because you have. >> if i can do it, anybody can do it. take a look at this. >> i want to use apple pay. is it up and running? can i order a grilled cheese? has to be an iphone 6, and you have to go into pass buck, -- passbook. there's your credit card and you automatically pay. just get it close to the man. don't have to snap it or anything. and bob's your uncle. there you go. thank you. >> that's it, huh? >> super-duper easy. the very last thing is put your finger on the button and it

reads your fingerprint and it says, okay, you can buy that. >> the retailer doesn't even get your credit card number. >> that's the beauty of it. so, its near field communication is the technology. actually radio waves. so we're hoping this could be a solution to hacking issues bus nobody is getting your credit card number. >> i found that to be the most interesting part. it's kind of that way with pay pal, by the way, pay pal, if this goes well, pay pal -- if that's goes well, other platforms will come up with it. this could be a huge boom for apple. >> not a lot 0 of retailer using it. 220,000 out of eight million different stores so a long way to go before it's completely accepted. plus, if you're one of those people who looks to shop at the big department stores and take advantage of plans, this ain't part of that. this is separate. a lot of people are going to be looking at it and i believe that there's probably hackers in

moscow right now trying to figure it out. >> well, not looking for a sub because they don't have any sub problems. jerri, good to see you. see you in an hour and 23 minute. >> grill heeds -- grilled cheeses for you. >> the people behind you will be very interested to have those. thank you, gerri. on the fox business network. so. a young girl donated her hair to charity but is now being bullied, and that her school isn't -- sher says her school isn't doing enough to stop it. ten-year-old girl from dayton, ohio, donated 14-inched of her hair to wigs for kids. that's an organization that makes wigs for children who have cancer. her mother says kids from her charter school immediately started harassing her about her short hair. >> things like, she wants to be a boy, she is ugly now, just a

lot of hurtful things. >> the mom says she has approached the school's principal and he told her the girl needs to toughen up. she claims the school has not done enough to protect her daughter. >> i'm disappointed that it wasn't taken seriously, and i don't really know who to trust anymore. >> oh, there's a lot of justin bieber going on there. such a nice thing to do. school leaders reportedly say they're investigating the claims and will get to the bottom of it. >> word today that turkey is changing its tune a bit as kurdish fighters battle islamic state militants across the border. turkish officials say they're helping the kurd. this is a mess and we'll explain how to it, maybe, kind of. that's coming up.

a fox report now and more headlines. firefighters pulling a woman out of a chimney in southern

california, and cops arrested her for trying to break into the house through the chimney. police say the woman knows the oregon who was not there. firefighters had to destroy the chimney and damage part of the roof to rescue the woman yesterday. toyota re-calling almost a quarter million cars because their air bags can burst and send shards of metal flight through the air. we have the model numbers and years on the screen. this is only for areas with high humidity, including obviously south florida and the gulf coast region. a company called takata makes the air bags. cawmakers have re-called 12 million vehicles because of the problem. federal leg regulators say a third of them need repair. >> islamic state fighters have reportedly launched 15 attacks at virtually the same time on kurdish forces in northern iraq.

a very troubling development here. this is according to the peshmerga forces. obviously they're helping. first, isis command yeared a local military trick struck then hit a checkpoint near a dam illing six security forces and injuring others, and at the same time isis militants launched an attack on a valley near the dam. so up to 15 almost simultaneous attacks from isis forces, islamic state forces, against the kurdish peshmerga. we are not involved, with the peshmerga on the ground, but just today the united states dropped supplies in for the peshmerga, the kurdish forces in the north of iraq, in hopes they would be able to withstand an isis onslaught. 15 attacks. count on further updates throughout the afternoon. >> turkey is apparently shifting its policy when it comes to the

battle against the islamic state just across the border in kobani. turkey's foreign minister said the country is helping kurdish fighters from iraq cross into syria to join the fight. pentagon officials say several airstrikes pounded targets in kobani and also say the united states has started dropping supplies, even though turkish officials had spoken out against the move. analysts say turkey leeder view the kurds in syria an extension of kurdish militants who have been fighting for independence in turkey. a kurdish journalist called the announcement a, quote, political maneuver that has nothing to do with reality. secretary of state john kerry said it would be irresponsible not to support the kurded and called for the battle -- called the battle for kobani a crisis moment and an emergency. greg palkot is live. what else are we learning?

about the kurdish fighters. >> they governor fighters indeed. we spent a lot of time with. the over the summer in iraq, and they are fighting the fight, probably the best in the region, but as your introduction underscored they are very busy over in iraq, dealing with isis there on many, many fronts. we spoke with a contact, in iraqi kurdistan tonight and he told us there are no commitments about who is coming, when, and how many. which leaves us to believe that this could be at bit more spin for the turkish government which a has wanted nothing to do with this battle from the very beginning. we have been here three weeks and washing the turkish tanks and they have doning in except keep the local kurds in check. >> how are the airdrops going? >> it's very important, too in our conversations with kurdish officials inside kobani, they said they need all this, they need weapons, they need ammunition, they need medical

supplies and that's exactly what came in those 27 bundles overnight from the c-130 aircraft. we're even told they were delivered antitank weaponry and that is very important to deal with these heavily armed isis fighters, which are now inside the city, inside the city, by the way, we're told, with tanks, but again, this is another example of turkey making things very difficult. this stuff could have come in, at least one border crossing that we watched, away from isis, and maybe ten, 20 trucks, and they could have got them right away. the country here, on this side of the border, making a very deadly and difficult battle on the other side of the border even more difficult. >> greg, thank you. ahead we'll speak with a former u.s. intelligence officer and get his take, and in addition i'll talk to him about the breaking news of the moment. 15 nearly simultaneous attacks, isis, against the kurdish peshmerga in the north of iraq.

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ground is bad. >> i think the timing actually shows how sophies fix indicated the isis folks are. just as recentlied a last night you had turney turkey and the u.s. helping the kurds and then you see 15 simultaneous attacks carried out by isis against the iraqi kurds, trying to split their able to move around. so, you have kurds spread all across the border, and since the u.s. is unwilling to put boots on the ground, that's the major fighting force. isis knows this. >> i just got word a number of isis fighters are killed as well, and it looks like the stability of the area was not jeopardized, at least for the moment. mike, that said, we were talking about turkey a little while ago. everybody involved with this seems to have its own set of goals. every country, every group. >> that's exactly the problem here. we have a generic strategy from the u.s. perspective which is

that isis needs to go away. the turks are willing to help but they're more concerned about assad, and even more than dealing with assad they're concerned about keeping turkish kurds from having a homeland and that's been going on for decades, since before i was a student there 15 years ago. you have the kurds who understandably are looking at the situation saying, if we're going to be the boots ton the ground for the international community and take on isis, at the end of this thing we want to have a little homeland for ourselves, some autonomy. and i think the u.s. right now, as evidenced by our providing them weapons and supplies, has taken a loan at that and said that kind of makes since. if you're on the ground, we'll support you today but most importantly we'll support you when this is over in the sense you'll need some territory of your own. that is going to put tremendous strain on the u.s.-turkish relationship. >> will it ever. the another utes list of stated and defined goals in our

conflicts in iraq since 2003, that list of goals would take longer than i have the rest of the hour. one of the primary goals has been to keep a united iraq, and now the optics are we have abandoned that idea. >> what we'll have to see is whether or not the kurdish state becomes a de facto separate state or a more nebulous, everybody accepts it as a zone of autonomy. i have said before i think we'll have to break up iraq. that's going to happen. we're going to have to bow to the reality over the sectarian civil war in this region. >> just got a snippet from the pentagon with a higher-up saying the strategy on isis is working with didn't knee that snippet to be able to come to that understanding, about that is not to say that the airdrops have not been helpful. just appears not to be enough. >> the airdrops themselves are good and they're necessary and useful but that is at a tactical level. the real issue is strategically. it matters what the turkish government is willing to accept,

marrieds what the kurdish are withing to do. what are they willing to fight for? the same way it matters that the iraqi sunnis who we're hoping would lead the fight against the sunni isis fighters in iraq, will lead as they did under petraeus, that sunni awakening. we're trying to create a second round of that awakening. i don't know how you do that if you keep the shia government in baghdad controlling all of iraq. that's why i think we'll see it get split. >> still no defense minister. first suspect to face prosecution forked for deadly an the u.s. outpost in benghazi appeared in federal court in washington, facing more than a does charges and could get the death penalty. the suspect's lawyer is a public defender. she says she is waiting for the feds to turn over evidence on the charges against her client. much of is it reportedly classified. investigators say the attack killed four americans, including

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