chris young: action teams of high school students are joining volunteers of america and major leagueaseball players to help train and inspire the next generation of volunteers. carlos peña: it's easy to start an action team at your schoo so you, too, can get in on the action. get in on the action at actionteam.org. ♪ lou: the biggest tax hike in american history looms. can we avoid the so-called fiscal cliff disaster? the former cbo director, douglas holtz-eakin joins us here later. and we will have much more on the deathly and that american violence and demonstrations in pakistan and across the muslim world. on wall street today, stocks capping off what was a slow week. the dow finished down 17. all three indexes, however, down on the week. apple stock up three tenths of a percent. tons of people lining up at stores around the world to buy the iphone5. flushing it forecast for this year and the next. unemployment rate rose -- meanwhile, crude oil prices changing. gold hit a new high for this year on speculation that spain is moving closer to requesting a bailout. gold ended up almos

chris young: action teams of high school students are joining volunteers of america and major leagueaseball players to help train and inspire the next generation of volunteers. carlos peña: it's easy to start an action team at your schoo so you, too, can get in on the action. get in on the action at actionteam.org. >> joining me to talk about the effects that a chinese economic slowdown could have on us, the dean of the chinese international business school, the foremost business school in china. good to have you back. >> delighted. >> lou: the economy, 7.6% sounds awfully robust and here, it's disappointing to the chinese on some level, but i would have to think that even they are happy about that right now. if indeed if that's the number. >> there are the statistics in china, but we think confident it's between 7 and 8%. i think that this obviously does represent a little bit more of a slowdown than previously anticipated, but very robust. and the idea that china is now, i mean, well documented and broadly reported attacks against the united states, the secretary of state clinton o

pablo sandoval smacks the line drive off the bat of chris young.he panda and the giants win 6-2. kane with his 14th win. the giants still seven and a half game in the left. >>> if you are planning to go to the niners game tomorrow, be prepared for extra security. undercover police officers plan to dress in either red and gold niners gear or lions team colors. they'll be patrolling stands at candlestick looking for unruly fans. they also will enforce laws against scalping counterfeit tickets and merchandise. san francisco police also went undercover in january for the niners playoff game against the new york giants. >>> packers quarterback reportedly aaron rodgers is going back on his promise of wearing an alex smith number 11 niners jersey. according to t.mz.com rodgers wanted the group boys ii men to sing the national anthem. the group did, but under one condition. if the niners won rodgers would have to wear an alex smith jersey for a week. now rodgers is apparently backing out saying the whole thing was blown out of proportion. >>> 9:56, we want

chris young: action teams of high school students are joining volunteers of america and major league baseball players to help train and inspire the next generation of volunteers. it's easy to start an action team at your school so you, too, can get in on the action. >> well, in tonight's chalk talk, we've laid out how america's taxpayers are financing the unions and how the president's health care law is in the judgment of our next guest, an effort to unionize 21 million health care workers. mallory factor, will all of these and many more stunning pacts of information together, and has written a brilliant new book "shadow bosses" government union control america and rob taxpayers blind. great to have you with us. >> great to be here. what a chalk talk interesting. >> lou: i've got a lot more for you to cover and we're going to turn first to the very idea that this is a significant part of the true obama agenda. >> this is the real agenda, the real agenda by these unions, the government employee unions was to unionize health care. they only have about a million and a half health care

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chris stevens fell in love with the middle east as a young peace corps volunteer teaching english in marocco. he won friends for america in distant places and made other's hopes his own. i asked chris to be our envoy to the rebel opposition. he arrived on a cargo ship in the port of benghazi and began building relationships with libya's revolutionairies. he risked his life to stop a tyrant and gave his life trying to help build a better libya. the world needs more chris stevens. i spoke with his sister, ann, this morning, and told her that he will be remembered as a hero by many nations. sean smith was an air force veteran. he spent ten years as an information management officer in the state department. he was posted and was in libya on a brief temporary assignment. he was a husband to his wife, heather, to whom i spoke this morning, and he was a father to two young children, samantha and nathan. they will grow up being proud of the service their father gave to our country, service that took him to baghdad and finally to benghazi. the mission that drew chris and sean and their colleag

young children. i'm speaking of the informations specialist and you're seeing a picture of chris stevens who had a long and prestigious career with the department of state, spoke many languages and had a true love of the middle east that grew inside of him when he was a peace corps volunteer in that area, a truly heart-felt statement from hillary clinton that also touched on the importance of all of this happening during september 11th, and also of the importance of what she sees as our continued commitment to building a stable situation and government in libya. she spoke as i said from the heart and is also the head of state. let's go toed henry who is standing by at the white house, he has new information about a very fluid situation for the president today. >> that's right, martha, you know the president will be speaking about 10:35am eastern time in the rose garden following up on what the secretary of state just said. a senior official telling me they are still monitoring the situation obviously so it's unclear whether the president is going to go ahead with his planned campaign trip later today i

joining us now is lifestyle expert and creator of young married chick.com chris shoals.orning. >> tell us what you have to make our lives easier in the morning. >> i am always rushing out the door in the morning and i never have time to figure out the crazy complicated espresso machine i have sitting on my counter. starting out with this machine you can get so easy. they come with latte pods, espresso pods. you just pop it in, shut this, hopefully, and hit the button here. >> so much easier. >> done you don't have to stop at starbucks. >> look how fast. that's pretty quick. my little machine at home takes a few minutes. >> it takes a rocket scientist to figure out how to grind beans. i don't have time for that. >> remember when we were growing up moms made the big pot of coffee? no longer. >> what else do you have? >> we have a -- bella makes a fantastic tiny blender. basically you throw everything in the cup here. turn it, make your morning smoothie and then you can actually flip the cup over put the top on and take it with you. >> take it with you. right out the door.

we lost a great young ambassador in chris stevens. we lost three great colleagues of his.in the midst of a political campaign that americans would rally around their government in the time of crisis. i was dismayed to see these statements by governor romney. >> jennifer: and libya is just one hot spot in the middle east, we have egypt. what of president obama's policy in the region over all and how a romney presidency would differ. on the topic, for example of iran's nuclear program and escalating tensions between iran and israel larry, maybe you can comment about the difference between them. >> the interesting thing is when governor romney said this is the result of obama's weakness, the fact of the matter is he's very strong. when history is written they'll find out that these people are upset that we got bin laden. we got al-qaeda's number two in the arabian peninsula. it's not a sign of weakness. it's a sign of strength. i do think i agree with the ambassador that this is is--president reagan in 1980 we had the failed attempt to rescue the hostages in iran. which you k

we lost a great young ambassador in chris stevens. we lost three outstanding completion of his.le focus should be on that story protecting our embassies, and one would hope even in the midst of a political campaign i'm not a politician, but americans would rally around their government in a time of crisis, and this is a time of crisis. i was i was dismayed to see these statements by governor romney. >> jennifer: of course rom libya is just one hot spot in the middle east. what do you think of president obama's foreign policy in the region over all and how a romney administration would differ. for instance iran, escalateing tensions between iran and israel. larry, can you comment on the difference between them? >> the interesting thing when governor romney said this is a result of obama's weakness, the fact of the matter is that he's very strong. when history is written they'll find out that these people are upset that they got bin laden we got al-qaeda's number two in the arabian peninsula. it's not a sign of weakness, it's a sign of strength. i agree with the ambassador, and i

you had marco rubio, chris christie, ted cruz, a bunch of young republicans. mitt romney looked like, and we'll go to the metaphor. he was the ceo of the upand coming g.o.p.. >> he was so enthusiastic when rubio spoke. he was able to weave in and tie in his family backgrounds. he said my father worked behind the bar so i could be in front of the podium. it was really moving that for the first time there was a coalescing of the young up and comers. this was the leader. this was the man they chose and was forced to endure or support but felt truly genuine, that he was best qualified. >> what else are they going to do? >> did you feel it was authentic? marco rubio was great. >> you're in the republican convention, and that's what you do. >> it was very moving for me. >> for me, rubio brought tears to my eyes. >> thank you. me, too. >> i'm not sure if you said it on the air, but you conceded that republicans up until now really haven't had a deep bench of diverse and up and coming talent. this convention showed that we have one. the democrats are nibbling at their

chris was born in a town in california. the son of a lawyer and a musician. as a young man, chris and joined the peace corps and taught english in morocco he came to love and respect the people of north africa and the middle east. he would carry that commitment throughout his life. as a diplomat, he worked from egypt to syria. from saudi arabia to libya. he was known for walking the streets of the city where he " -- where he worked, tasting the local food, meeting as many people as he could, speaking arabic, listening with a broad smile crest went to bed gauzy in the early days of the libyan revolution. -- with a broad smile. he went there during the early days of the libyan revolution and helped the people cope with a violent conflicts, cared for the union, and crafted -- cared for the wounded, and crafted a vision where all would be supported. he supported the birth of a new democracy as libyans held elections and built new institutions. he began to move a forward after decades of dictatorship. chris stevens love his work. he took pride in the country he served anti s

chris was born in a town called grass valley, california h the s son of a lawyer and a musician. as a youngined the peace corps and taught english in morocco, and he came to love and respect the people of north africa and the middle east. he would carry that commitment throughout his life. as a diplomat he worked from egypt to syria, from saudi arabia to libya. he was known for walking the streets of the cities where he worked, tasting the local food, meeting as many people as he could, speaking arabic, listening with a broad smile. chris went to benghazi in the early days of the libyan revolution arriving on a cargo ship. as america's representative, he helped the libyan people as they coped with violent conflict, cared for the wounded, and crafted a vision for the future in which the rights of all libyans would be respected. and after the revolution he supported the birth of a new democracy as libyans held elections and built new institutions and began to move forward after decades of li dictatorship. chris stevens loved his work. he took pride in the country he served, and he saw dignity

chris stevens fell in love with the middle east as a young peace corps volunteer teaching english in morocco. he joined the foreign service, learned languages, won friends for america in distant places and made other people's hope his own. in the early days of the libyan revoluti revolution, i asked chris to be our envoy to the rebel opposition. he arrived on a cargo ship in the port of benghazi and began building our relationship with libya's revolutionaries. he risked his life to stop a tyrant, then gave his life trying to help build a better libya. the world needs more chris stevens'. i spoke with his sister, ann, this morning, and told her that he will be remembered as a hero by many nations. sean smith, was an air force veteran. he spent ten years as an information management officer in the state department. he was posted at the hague. and was in libya on a brief, temporary assignment. he was a husband, to his wife, heather. with whom i spoke this morning. he was a father to two young children, samantha and nathan. they will grow up being proud of the service their father gave t

. >> chris was born in a town called grass valley, california, the son of a lawyer and a musician. the younge corps and taught english in more rack could he. and he came to love and respect the people of north africa and the middle east. he would carry that commitment throughout his life. as a diplomat he worked from egypt to syria, from saudi arabia to libya. he was known for walking the streets of the cities where he worked, tasting the local food, meeting as many people as he could, speaking arabic, listening with a broad smile. chris went to benghazi in the early days of the libyan revolution rao*eufg on arriving on a cargo ship. as america's representative he helped the people as they dealt with violent conflict, cared for the wounded and crafted a vision for the future in which the rights of all libyans would be respected. after the revolution he supported the birth of a new democracy as libyans held elections and built new institutions and began to move forward after decades of dictatorship. chris stevens loved his work. he took pride in the country he served, and he saw dignity in th

chris stevens fell in love with the middle east as a young peace corps volunteer teaching english inned the foreign service, learned languages, won friends for america in distant places and made other people's hopes his own. in the are the early days of the libyan revolution i asked chris to be our envoy to the rebel opposition. he arrived on a cargo ship in the port of benghazi and began building our relationships with libya's revolutionary. he risked his life to stop a tyrant, then gave his life trying to help build a better libya. the world needs more chris stevenses. i spoke with his sister ann this morning and told her that he will be remembered as a hero by many nations. shaun smith was an air force veteran, he spent ten years as an information management officer in the state department. he was posted at the hague and was in libya on a brief temporary assignment. he was a husband to his wife heather, with whom i spoke this morning, he was a father to two young children, samantha and nathan. they will grow up being proud of the service their father gave to our country, service t

chris stevens fell in love with the middle east as a young peace corps volunteer teaching english in morocco. he joined the foreign service, learned languages, won friends for america in distant places, and made other people's hopes his own. in the early days of the libyan revolution, i asked chris to be our envoy to the rebel opposition. he arrived on a cargo ship in the port of benghazi and began building our relationship with libya's revolutionaries. he risked his life to stop a tyrant, then gave his life trying to help build a better libya. the world needs more chris stevens'. i spoke with hiscies is ter, ann, this morning and told her that he will be remembered as a hero by many nations. sean smith was an air force veteran. he spent 10 years as an information management officer in the state department. he was posted at the hague and was in libya on a brief temporary assignment. he was a husband to his wife, heather, with whom i spoke this morning, he was a father to two young children, samantha and nathan. they will grow up being proud of the service their father gave to our cou

chris stevens fell in love with the middle east at the young peace corps volunteer, teaching englishco. he joined the foreign service, learned languages, won friends for america in distant places and made other people's hopes his own. in the early days of the libyan revolution, i asked chris to be our envoy to the rebel opposition. he arrived on a cargo ship in the port of benghazi and began building our relationship with libya's revolutionaries. he risked his life to stop a tyrant and then gave his life trying to help build a better libya. the world needs more chris stevenses. i spoke with his sister ann this morning and told her that he will be remembered as a hero by many nations. shaun smith was an air force veteran. he spent ten years as an information management officer in the state department. he was posted at the haig and was in libya on a brief, temporary assignment. he was a husband to his wife heather, with whom i spoke with this morning. he was a father to two young children, samantha and nathan. they will grow up being proud of the service their father gave to our countr

chris: why not say. this is a president who's given our exit strategy. and everyone agrees in the republican camp is a mistake. >> why not say we thank our young men and womenn iraq and afghanistan. >> chris: kristen. >> the jobs numbers is overstated . people are much more in tune. they don't need people to tell them there are not enough jobs. they know that. and one thing i wouldn't undermest estimate is bill clinton it is much more anticipatedine more than obama or romney. and i wouldn't underestimate the good house keeping seal of approval from bill clint and the affect. >> how is good house keeping? >> that is remarkable. because you look at these two presidents who took the early jectory and similar. big health and ambitious and health care programs and in clinton's case never passed and a wash out in the midterm election bill clinton made the opposite decision of how to react than barak obama. bill clinton turned to the center and worked with the republicans and made concessions like budgary tax matters and all of the things barak obama has refused to do clinton by this time up for election, it was moving and it was pretty strong and he won over whel

chris stevens fell in love with the middle east as a young peace corps volunteer teaching english in morocco. he joined the foreign service, learned languages, won friends for america in distant places, and made other people's hopes his own. in the early days of the libyan revolution, i asked chris to be our envoy to the rebel opposition. he arrived on a cargo ship in the port of benghazi and began building our relationships with libya's revolutionaries. he risked his life to stop a tyrant then gave his life trying to help build a better libya. the world needs more chris stevenses. i spoke with his sister ann this morning and told her that he will be remembered as a hero by many nations. sean smith was an air force veteran. he spent ten years as an information management officer in the state department. he was posted at the hague and was in libya on a brief temporary assignment. he was a husband to his wife heather, with whom i spoke this morning. he was a father to two young children, samantha and nathan. they will grow up being proud of the service their father gave to our country,

. >> chris stevens fell in love with the middle east as a young peace corps volunteer teaching english in morocco. he joined foreign service, learned languages, won friends for america in distant places and made other people's hope his own. in the early days as a libyan revolution, i asked chris to be our envoy to the rebel opposition. he arrived on a cargo ship in the port of bengazy and began building a relationship with libya's revolutionaries. he risked his life to stop a tyrant then gave his life trying to help build a better libya. >> former secretary of state rice had this to say today, he was a wonderful officer and a terrific diplomat dedicated to the cause of freedom. his service was legendary. later on abc 7 news at 6:00 there is motivations for the attack and its political implications here at home. >> now we move on this weekend marks six months since morgan hill teenager disappeared. she was last seen march 16th on the way to the school bus stop. today, volunteers conducted a search. her parents spoke with abc 7 news about the journey. >> 181 days after sierra lamar disap

chris. i want to go down to glenn. we are going to finish with a young person. so andrew, get ready. >> the social media point -- i think particularly, we need to focus on the underserved communities. if you think about it, social media levels the playing field. everybody has an equal voice. but a lot of our communities are not using the social web for a purpose, such as looking for a job. 93% of recruiters, after the recruiting, are using social networking, whether it is linkedin, facebook, or twitter. we do need to educate the community that that is what they need to be more active on, is social networking. i am told that kids from east palo alto, working at facebook -- they say, "you are the first professional i have ever met." we take that for granted. but i want to note that collectively, we can make a difference. at the same time, we are addressing the digital divide it by encouraging these communities to be more comfortable in leveraging social media. >> what is exciting about what is happening in san francisco -- we have big companies and small companies

hastings college of the law, remembers 1989 graduate, chr chris stevens, he made quite the impression as a student. this professor remembers a vibrant young. >> doing public service and working to represent our country in a really great way in terms of the highest ideals. so, i was proud. >> first year law student organized this vigil. the marine veteran did not know stevens but feels connect to him. >> to be killed because somebody elsed voiced their opinion. we should have that freedom. and that's what i fought for. >> stevens told the dean of hastings earlier this year, he would return to campus and talk to the students about using a law degree to serve the country. the ambassador cannot carry out that promise, but the students and faculty said they will continue to talk about stevens and his work to deliver justice around the world. >> chris cannot be here, but like the candles are lit, he is with us and he will be with us in our hearts and as a role model forever. >> the dean said he is receiving hundreds of calls and e-mails from people who want to donate to a scholarship fund in stevens honor. the dean said as soon as he has family

you have marco rubio, these new govevernors, chris christie givi the keynote address, this new guy cruz from texas, you've gogovernors and a few youngators all in their0's, who represent the future of t party, although ideologically they are more conservative, more rain toght, a and i thinknk you will have hisrically overturning by the new generation of which romney in >>he republican party these days is 89% whit they a are increasingly white in a nation that is decrcrsing the white. the elelectorate when ronald rereagan was elected with 86% white. 74% white when john n mccann lost and 72%hite in 2012. thearty's inability to reach within message toto minoritie for the republicican party going forward >> charles says that is the classic liberal resnse in which he breaks the party down into ethnic percentages. the beginning of the broadcast, you may recall, we played a a brief clip of former florida governor jim bush who said that over the long haul republicans need to be more respective of voters they are trying to attract. do you read that as me respecul of hispanics? >> i do not see how you can avoid the conclusion. whato youou do

chris was born in a town in california. the son of a lawyer and a musician. as a youngocco he came to love and respect the people of north africa and the middle east. he would carry that commitment throughout his life. as a diplomat, he worked from egypt to syria. from saudi arabia to libya. he was known for walking the streets of the city where he " -- where he worked, tasting the local food, meeting as many people as he could, speaking arabic, listening with a broad smile crest went to bed gauzy in the early days of the libyan revolution. -- with a broad smile. he went there during the early days of the libyan revolution and helped the people cope with a violent conflicts, cared for the union, and crafted -- cared for the wounded, and crafted a vision where all would be supported. he supported the birth of a new democracy as libyans held elections and built new institutions. he began to move a forward after decades of dictatorship. chris stevens love his work. he took pride in the country he served anti sought dignity in the people that he met. two weeks ago, he trave

. >> reporter: the young man who organized the vigil in front of the white house for am bas dar chris stevens is a graduate of jeb stuart high school and took a year off to become a freedom fighter in libya. >> he was really enthusiastic about being there. and he was also excited about libyan americans coming and helping. i remember him specifically telling us, the few libyan americans that were there, that he's very proud as an american that we're here as americans helping out this revolution. >> reporter: among those who spoke, a university of maryland student who met ambassador stevens in libya. >> translator: we really want to live amongst the libyan people. he would go out. he would explore. he would -- he really would -- i felt like he considered libya his home. >> reporter: most of those who lit candles in memory said they had never met ambassador stevens. but they appreciated his obvious love for his job and for libya. >> he's part of us. he's part of our family. he really cares for this country and to see something like this happen to him and what his family is going through,

you're seeing all of these young, smart attractive articulate people who are pushing guys like me out. and i don't mean throwing me out. i mean succeeding. and chris christie. susanna martinez, ryan sandoval. ricky hailey. >> in the course of that transition, does it have real appeal in the middle of the electorate? >> the answer is clearly yes. and particularly in this election. because in the middle of the electorate, thanks to the obama administration, has been a failure. >> the first night of this convention was in part reaching out to women. reaching suburban women and if you listen to ann romney, it was reaching out to moms and suburban women. describe in the way you thought she sma mai have reshaped this dialogue and even the perception for the party? >> well i think she makes a big difference with women because women know one thing -- there's nobody that knows as much about a man as his wife. and if you want to look down into somebody's heart and soul, that's the best microscope you can do it through. she's very, very good. very real. made some factual points that those people never imagined. pregnant and with a little baby and you know, i

a vital happy young man could have devolved that fast and that far three days before his death chris could bathing stop shaving and his behavior became erratic he also confided in a fellow officer that he wanted to kill himself yet no one intervened. christopher was very concerned with other people he picked up the moniker nine one one when he was in prep school and continue to follow him through college and through the marines nine one one shay any time anywhere for anybody one of the things that's hurtful the most to me is that when i continue to review and review in my mind the days that led up to the incidents of chris death no one was there for him it's one of the pieces of this i find. hightest except after his death the marine corps would claim there had been no warning signs chris was suffering as a cutting break or was in danger yet when his mother received a copy of the eulogy delivered aboard the ship it was clear his condition was known good afternoon this with a sad and heavy heart that i speak with you today as the commanding officer of india company i would like to thi

chris stevens fell in love with the middle east as a young peace corps volunteer teaching english inocco. he joined the foreign service, learned languages, won friends for america in distant places and made other people's hopes his own. in the early days of the libyan revolution, i asked chris to be our envoy to the rebel opposition. he arrived on a cargo ship in the port of benghazi and began building our relationships with libya's revolutionaries. he risked his life to stop a tyrant, then gave his life trying to help build a better libya. the world needs more chris stevens. i spoke with his sister ann this morning. and told her that he will be remembered as a hero by many nations. shawn smith was an air force yvette ran. he spent ten years as an information management officer in the state department. he was posted at the hague and was in libya on a brief temporary assignment. he was a husband to his wife heather with whom i spoke this morning. he was a father to two young children, samantha and nathan. they will grow up being proud of the service their father gave to our country. s

>> chris: why not even say this is a president who has given our exit strategy to the enemy that everybody agrees in the republican camp is a mistake? >> why not say at least gratitude for the youngen and women who fought over there in afghanistan and iraq. i think that was a mistake. >> chris: kirsten? >> on the jobs numbers i think it is a little overstated the effect. i think people are much more in tune with how they feel about things. they don't need anybody to tell them there aren't enough jobs. they already know that. one thing i would not underestimate is bill clinton's speech. it is the most anticipated speech more than even obama's or romney's was according could pugh. i wouldn't underestimate the good house keeping seal of approval from bill clinton and the effect it has on voters. >> good house keeping. [ laughter ] >> that is so remarkable. because you you look at these two presidents who took the early trajectory of whose administrations were quite similar. big ambitious healthcare programs and in clinton's case never passed and big washout in the mid term election and bill clinton made the opposite decision of how to react to that from the one barack obama made. ma

if you looked at the convention, they don't have a chris christie or marco rubio or a lot of the youngand probably the biggest competition is governor cuomo from new york, but not a lot of competition and i think that in a race against joe biden she would flatten him. and the problem that she has however is a growing foreign policy problem, and she is secretary of state. the administration for a week or so has been telling us that the attacks on the embassy were all about this movie, and now they have had to change the tune as the facts have come out, and the president's middle east policy is coming under a lot of scrutiny, so either in the book or in the remaining weeks of the presidency, the first term, she said she is leaving either way, she is going to have to want to put her spin on things so that if there is a problem, she sfrats what she tried to do with what the president's policies were. >> i want to remention president obama as we said he is going to be skipping the meetings at the u.n., but he will have to have time to make an appearance on "the view" tuesday. and senior cam

responders, as we well should, and i hope we can encourage more of your young people to become first responders and frankly, also, chris, to become teachers. >> reporter: as the mayor addressed the audience at the commemoration, john wesley watched from the sidelines. his fiancee, sara clark, was a d.c. teacher on the flight that crashed into the pentagon. why was it important for you to be here? >> because volunteerism was so important to sara, number one. and number two, volunteerism for me has been so important in my healing process since 9/11. >> reporter: lest we forget the u.s. capitol was a target of terrorism on that tragic day 11 years ago. the hijackers of united flight 93 intended to come here and crash into the capitol and might have done so were it not for the bravery of passengers on board. because of their efforts it crashed in an empty field in shanksville, pennsylvania, killing all 44 on board. >> the reality, this city may be targeted all the time. and our first responders are aware of that. they're diligent. they're well prepared, well equipped, and always rise to the occasion. we want to thank them

when you have an ambassador like chris stevens who had been a young man who had worked with the rebels during the time that benghazi was under siege by libya, he developed a lot of friendships with the libyan rebels, who are now the government. and he became, in a sense, mr. libya around the state department. and i think his word about his safety, and the comfort level he had, because of his relationship with the libyan leaders probably carried a lot of weight in the system. and in retrospect, i think probably carried too much weight. but that's one of the things they'll have to look at. it's a tragedy for a man who did so much for libya, and did so much for the revolution of -- democratic revolution to be killed in the very country he was so proud to be posted at. >> there's a new ad that's running in pakistan, apparently at a cost of $70,000. i want to play a little piece of it. >> since our founding, the united states has been a nation that respects all faiths. we reject all efforts to denigrate the religious beliefs of others. >> let me state very clearly, and i hope it is obvious,