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militants before or during the mission. peter doocey has the latest. >> reporter: julie, there were 40 americans who may have had their position given up by a barking dog. that is cord to the wall street report. the ospry aircraft landed with them and the march to the terrorist compound went undetected. when kidnappers saw the american special forces outside. they shot the hostages almost immediately. it took 30 minutes and americans killed five militants and in the end luke someres and a south african hostage perrie was loaded and treated for the gunshots.

but both unfortunately died of their injuries, julie. >> what is the white house saying about the whole thing? >> reporter: the president signed off on the operation soon as there was a plan. it is my responsibility to do everything possible to protect american citizens. as this demonstrates, the united states will spare no effort to use all of the military, and diplomatic abilities to bring americans home wherever they are located. the vice-president got emotional talking about the rescue attempt. >> the special forces who are engaged in these two rescue missions, they did an incredible job. and inflicted serious damage on the captors but this time, this

time, they were unable to save luke. >> reporter: we are told that the government of yemen had a heads up and copted and did not participate at all in the rescue attempt, julie? >> peter doocy, thank you so much. >> a u.s. naval emergency facing federal charges for trying to leak secret plans for a new aircraft carrier. according to the court documents, the feds arrested the 35-year-old virginia man in a sting operation on friday. they say he tried to give classified drawings of a uss gerald ford to government. and not knowing he was dealing with an undercover fbi agent. the vessel was under construction in virginia and described as the lead ship and called the super craft in the navy's new class of aircraft carriers.

if convicted, the engineer who was born in saudi arabia could face 40 years in prison. what do you think should happen to the engineer? and is the u.s. doing enough to protect the secredits. rolling stone apologizing for a controversial gang rape story that was published on november 19th. it made international headlines alleging that a group of students raped a girl. the student known as jackquy said it happen a year ago. and rolling stones managing editor turned to the website and said we regret the decision to not contact the assaulters for their account. and the piece suggested that

sexual assaults go unreported in uva. they launched a full investigation. and the fraternity had no knowledge about the attacks. howard kurtz is a host of media buzz. what an irresponsible way to report the story. what caused rolling stone's story to fall apart. >> first of all not contacting the men who you accused of the heinous crime. it was a little known blogger who wrote. and stephen said it didn't smell right. and questioning some of the details in there. and that opened door for the washington post to blow major holes in the narrative. and the woman ja ckie that five

men attacked her and expanded it later to seven. >> are the editors retracting the story? why did so many national media outlets pick up on the story and did they not look to see if the story was doing their home work. >> it was widely reported that it was. as far as the national news, look it was a blockbuster series of charges in a prestigious university and everything goes viral in ten seconds and easier to repeat than to report and only when there is a whiff of suspicion about a story do they try to find out what was the the piece in rolling stone true and how much was it nailed down. >> after all of us covered the

rape accusations in duke university and it caused a lot of controversy and any time the college gets dragged through the mud. you need to double check to make sure you are not accusing the innocent. what do we know about the reporter, sabrina? they feel strongly about sexual assault and found a tale of sexual assault and we have stats from our recent interview. >> i thought it was important to tell a story in a graphic way like jackie tells. we start are mired in euphimism. and i thought it was important to show that it was not just misconduct, but it was a violent crime. >> it is true. but the reporter may have fallen in a trap and a lot of

investigative reporters fall in love with the story and source, that you minimize any conflicting information or discrepancies of the account and the editors did not back her up. you have interesting information and you haven't done enough reporting and make sure you reach the men before making the serious accusations. >> it is not only damming to the men who are accused of carrying out the heinous acts but extremely damming by uva. the university is embarrassed by this. they don't know if it happen. and they have suspended the frat activities and ruining the time in the college and any responsibility taken by anyone? >> it is like a neutron bomb in the campus and resulted in the temporary shutering of

fraternities and black mark on a reputation of a school that had to respond to a story that may not be true at all. >> does the journalist have a job? >> she does, she is a contributing editor of rolling stone. >> 11 and 5 eastern tomorrow on fox news. >> you are on the west coast you can watch it again. howard, great to have you on the show. >> protest gaining momentum nationwide as thousands voice protest over the grand jury's decision not to indict an officer. a diverse crowd of 125 people taking to the streets and staging a die in at union station. in los angeles. they call for an end for police violence. and back here in new york eric

garner's family reacting to the outpouring of support. his mother and widow are overjoyed to see thousands of people demonstrating peacefully. they reached the site where garner died. and officers used expressive force while arresting him. one put his harm around his neck and others jumped in. and garner was heard on camera, i can't breathe. it was a video reported by someone's cell phone. he was pronounced dead an hour later. >> and election ended a month ago in most states. but the polls in louisiana close in less than two hours. and voters will choose whether or not to out of three- term democrat senator mary landrieu.

and now she faces a run off with congressman bill casside and a gop victory again tonight would add to the the gains republicans had last month. it has given them full control of congress beginning in january. john is live in baton rouge with the latest. >> it is still brisk traffic here in the polling place outside of baton rouge. time running out for mary landrieu to get the votes she needs if she hopes for a no career change. she refused to give up fighting for the votes she could muster and president obama's deep unpopularity here is a factor in the difficult race, she said she would be to blame if she loses and today regardless of the outcome, she is proud of her record. >> today is about celebrating the that is done in

this campaign. i am proud of supporting health care and education and access to higher education and fighting hard for the energy industry. >> many have questioned her tactics. she made it clear if she goes down, she will go down fighting. >> speaking of those tactics, some people view them as an act of desperation, what do you say there? >> some people have looked at it as if that might be the case. >> and there was a hail mary and the general election back on november 4th and she used her influence to ram votes for the key stone pipeline and it was swatted down by her own party and came up a vote short to pass it through. and now the controversy on bill casside and his employment part-

time in lsu's medical school. casside said the charges are false and insist he did nothing wrong. >> that is a desperate tactic by someone who is kind of sad. she wants the position of influence i guess to support the president, that she is willing to say anything and that is actually kind of side. cassidy's campaign has been on its own. outside group aired fewer than 100 ad's on landrieu's behalf but outside groups backing cassidy aired 6000. >> interesting, john roberts, live in los angeles. >> and attorney general eric holder promised to end racial profiling. and hackers threatening the

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experts suspect that north korea is trying to attack sony because of an upcoming comedy about their leader of kim jong-un. >> parts of this looks like things north korea has done in the past. but the other thing is to activist groups and sony has had issues with activist groups taking the gaming system off line and casting threats to senior executives. >> it could be a disgrunteled employee inside or outside who is launching the attacks. >> an international flight forced to make an emergency landing after a dozen people boofrd get sick. and a fire ball in the middle of a crowded interstate.

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chaos as a tractor trailer explodes on a busy interstate. one person is dead after the fiery crash in northern new jersey. the big rig burst in flames after colliding with another truck and an audi. a witness capturing the aftermath. the flames and thick smoke seen for miles. they are investigating what went wrong. >> u.s. airways jet forced to make a landing after crews and passengers started to get sick. people on board complaining about a strange rubbery smell if the cabin.

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>> i am jim bavenltd president obama is back in the white house after checking in walter reed for medical tests. the president complained about a sore throat. test revealed inflammation and he will be treated for acid reflux. the tests were not urgent but done as a matter of convenience as he had some time in his schedule. >> and vice-president biden spoke to israeli government officials and delegates. and he said the u.s. will not allow the iran to make a nuclear weapon. and politicians and civil rights leaders gathered for the funeral

of marion barry. he served for four terms and he died november 22nd pd. he was 78 years old. >> turning to afghanistan. defense secretary chuck hagel said the u.s. will keep 1000 more troops there at least next year combachlt hagel said the plans to leave 9800 troops in afghanistan is abandoned, but not because of the increased attacks from the taliban. john? >> reporter: hundreds of u.s. troops that planned to return home for the new year will remain in afghanistan. outgoing secretary of defense chuck hagel made a surprise visit to afghanistan where he made a surprise announcement. the u.s. plans to pull troops

out of the country are put on hold. delays on signing security pacts to send 2000 troops to join nato forces to train and assist afghan security forces. >> that will mean delayed withdrawal of up to 1000 u.s. troops rather than 99800 could remain this year or next year. >> he added that u.s. commanders have flexibility with the dates. hagel joined in kabul where there has been a surge in attacks. >> we face threats and changing environments of threats, but one thing needs to be clearly

understood. we are determined to make sure that our people live in safety and security. >> reporter: secretary hagel added that the u.s. will prevent al-qaeda from using afghanistan as a safe haven and we'll take appropriate action against the taliban members that provide support to requested quad. that said, u.s. military officials say the plans remains to scale back to 5500 trophs in afghanistan in 2016 and pull the remaining forces out in 2017, julie? >> thank you. pakistan said it killed a top al-qaeda commander once indicted here in the u.s. for allegedly plotting to bomb the new york subway city. he was the head of external operation. the fbi listed him as one of the most wanted terrorist and

offered 5 million for his capture. he was killed in the region known to have a member of militant groups. >> another round of seize fire talks will begin, that is word from the ukrainian period. rebels have been fighting since april and a cease four agreement from september failed to stop the violence. western leaders accused russia of supporting the rubbles. moscow denies it. more than 4300 people have died since the conflict began. the ukrainian president praised the army's efforts and said he's optimistic about reaching a new peace agreement. and russian president putin expressed hope for a ceasefire

after meeting with the french president today. >> and critics of hillary clinton for saying america should show more respect. she made the comment in a stop on her speaking tour. james rosen has more. >> you can easily lose touch with you know what is real and auntentic and who you were before you raised your hand and sworn in office. >> hillary clinton is thinking hard about the president so even as she waits until next year perfect seeking the job. that expectation and the absence of well positioned chemicalingers created around the former secretary of state an a uran of ineffability as the democratic nom no. and helping her to lock down staff and contributors and

unwelcome side affects. such as creating a hunger for a candidate that is less chummy with wall street. >> voters at this point are looking for change, and president obama called a new car feel. they want something different. >> she doesn't have a compelling rationa le for her can dasy. beyond the fact that she would be the first woman and got screwed last time and so it is her turn. >> her campaign appearances and rocky book roll out in the spring. >> we came out of the white house dead broke and in debt. >> that left many upon uneasy about her. it is the prospect that she might cruise without robust competition. this week brought another comment that oaks posed cleton

to cliticism. >> no one on the sideline showing respect even for one's enemies and trying to understand and in so far empathize with their perspective and point of view. >> i have seen little improvement in the candidate skills if anything having been secretary of state and where you are treated as an po10itate she may have gotten worse. it is tough to go back to rope lines after being with kings and queens. elizabeth warren is a popular senator but has no plans to run. own jim webb who served as ronald reagan's navy secretary formed an exploratory committee. >> there will be much more talk about 2016 this weekend. bobby jindal will join chris

wallace on fox news sunday. check your local listings. four people stabbed in a bizarre attack on an amtrak train. our top story as we go across america. >> michigan, the train was headed to port heron from chicago. and the witness said she was prepared to exit and the attack began. i heard someone screaming and yelling and saw the fist up and brought it down and fist back up and i noticed a knife blade in his fist. >> police stormed the train and used a tazer to take him douvenlt passengers said he showed audbehavior before the attack. >> he seemed to be talking to himself and act being strangely and agitated and why or what set

him off, i have no idea. >> the suspect was charged with four count of attempted murder. >> california, fbi reports that cops arrest a suspect in a string of bank robberies after a wild chase. the suspect crashed head-on in a vehicle in santanana and he took off on foot. three people in the mangled car were hurt. texas, a high- tech tool to help people to track down their lost dog expanded to the lone star state. they can find the find rover app. it checks 128 points on a dog's face and compare them to a database to lost pups.

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