u.s. intelligence which, according to one official, concluded in the hours immediately after the attack it was an act of terror. but four days later, susan rice, the u.s. ambassador to the u.n., appeared on "face the nation" and made the attack sound more like a violent demonstration than an act of terror. >> soon after that spontaneous protest began outside of our consulate in benghazi we believe that it looks like extremist elements, individuals, joined in that effort with heavy weapons of the sort that are unfortunately readily now available in libya post-revolution. and that it spun from there into something much, much more violent. >> reporter: over that same weekend, u.s. intelligence began to uncover evidence that there had not been a protest outside the consulate. that new intelligence did not get to rice before she appeared on the sunday talk shows, making her the target of republican accusations the administration was trying to cover up the terrorist attack. three days later, matthew olson, the head of the national counterterrorism center, was asked point blank was benghazi a ter

u.s. intelligence community on nuclear weapons it's been suspended so at present iran's nuclear program is not a major threat united states the concern is that it could very rapidly become one how rapidly in less than a year according to some estimates and other estimates more than a year a lot depends on whether you're talking about the production of the fish are material to highly enriched uranium for a bomb or an actual deliverable weapon a deliverable weapon would take longer production of fissile material could you know within a few few months produce enough or for a bomb well within a few months both in a few weeks americans will be heading to the polls to vote for a new u.s. president or keep the current one in the white house many believe that israel has seen this time as a window. opportunity to strike iran dragging the u.s. into a war is there still a threat that it would do so in the main remaining weeks i think the concern about a possible israeli strike was higher a few weeks ago the israelis are now dissolving. parliament and calling for new elections on january twenty second

u.s. house intelligence committee reporting that companies not do business with companies. they pose security risks. we asked the expert if you and i need to be worried about this. >> no, what we are talking about here is everything flows through it and it is so easy. you start psending it out to another country. it is more than a personal thing, it becomes a national security risk. >> something your office is

u.s. intelligence has confirmed to be tree. e attacks were preplanned, terrorist attacks and the work of al-qaeda linked groups. intelligence expert who has worked in the pentagon for two decades tells "outfront" the key information left out of the talking points can only mean the administration is covering something up. u.s. intelligence knew about the link within 24 hours of the attacks and the now infamous comments by susan rice saying the attacks were not preplanned. not the work of terror, were four days after that. this does not add up. intelligence committee chairman mike rogers is our exclusive guest, but first, elyse has the latest. you have been breaking this, this latest story about the white house choosing to leave information out. what are your sources saying as to why the white house left out key points. like the fact that this was a terrorist attack. >> the kronology, the day after the attack, my sources were telling me this was a preplanned military style assault indication there were terrorists involved. then as

u.s. intelligence analysts say information was mixed following the attack that killed the u.s. ambassador to libya and three others. >>> president obama and mitt romney are focusing almost completely on battleground states with election day less than two weeks away. the candidates will visit five of those crucial states today alone. president obama will make stops in iowa's quad cities and in denver. he'll later fly to los angeles for an appearance on "the tonight show" before heading to las vegas. romney will visit nevada l as well. he'll campaign in reno. and the republican presidential nominee will stop in cedar rapids, iowa, and then cincinnati. he'll make three stops in ohio tomorrow. >>> virginia will get a lot of attention from the campaigns this week as well. mitt romney will visit battlefield high school in haymarket on sunday. this is part of a three-city tour that will take him to richmond and virginia beach as well. the president visits the commonwealth tomorrow with a stop in richmond. both running mates will make two stops each in the state over the next four days

u.s. intelligence believes iran was behind cyberattacks on u.s. banks and against the world's largest oil company. we're going to have new information on cyber warfare tonight on the "cbs evening news." front of a kid --or an anchorman-- and watch 'em disappear. the sugery treats n kids >>> okay. who can resist the marshmallows? you put a plate in front of a kid or in this case an anchorman, they will disappear. a study on kids and self- control. dr. kim mulvihill says it's been tested before but now there is a twist. >> here she is comes. want it now or -- >> can i have that? >> she wants it now. >>> reporter: whether it's demanding your attention or a sweet treat, ask any mom, kids lack self-control. >> like waiting in line. she wants to get on the ride now. >> reporter: but learning to wait is good. studies show kids with the best self-control do better later in life. they have greater self-esteem, higher s.a.t. scores and they are less likely to be obese. but are some children just bor impulsive? a new study involving marshmallows shows they c

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u.s. intelligence agencies, most of the israeli intelligence and military officials, etc., everybody agrees that is way down the road. but for governor romney, the red line he has claimed and he claimed it again in his speech -- his own foreign-policy speech is that he will rely on the israeli red line, although he did not identify it as that, which is preventing iran from obtaining nuclear weapons capacity, nuclear-weapons capability. that is a whole cuttlefish. that is now. the ability to produce enriched uranium, which any country with a nuclear power program has come including iran, and scientific know-how, which iran has come except for the five scientists that have been assassinated presumably, widely believed by israel. that is the difference. is the red line getting a nuclear weapon or is the red line getting nuclear capability? >> why does that distinction matter to the american people? >> i think that it is a very dangerous development to set redlines in diplomacy. it means that diplomacy is almost bound to fail in here is our bread line, more sanctions, more sanctions, more sanct

u.s. intelligence community on nuclear weapons it's been suspended so at present iran's nuclear program is not a major threat to united states the concern is that it could very rapidly become one how rapidly in less than a year according to some estimates and other estimates more than a year a lot.

u.s. intelligence community and most other observers iran just hasn't made that decision in part because they don't need to and they want to get to that threshold capability before they make any decisions about whether to go to go further than that threshold because there's no point making that decision early in fact it might be detected by western intelligence and so you could tip your hand before you get to that threshold so i think that decision has been made. at some other stories from around the world hungry. demonstrations staged by far right party supporters and the roman minority thousands gathered to blame the community for many things from street crime to litter while the minority protested state discrimination against them the cow rallies at a further strain to ask away tensions and. tensions in the country indicating that nationalist sentiment could be on the rise. as well as expel all paraguayans diplomats from the country the decision came as a surprise for the officials involved as authorities have refused to comment on the reasons for it if it was a heated dispute between the

u.s. intelligence community and the observers iran just hasn't made that decision in part because they don't need to they want to get to that threshold capability before they make any decisions about whether to go to go farther than that threshold because there's no point making that decision early in fact it might be detected by western intelligence and so you could tip your hand before you get to that threshold so i think that decision has been made. let's take a look at some other stories from around the world hungary has seen opposing demonstrations staged by far right party supporters and the roman minority thousands gathered to blame the community for many things from street crime to litter while the minority protested state discrimination against them account rallies added further strain to ask leading tensions in the country indicating that nationalist sentiments could be on the rise. has been mounting around the us embassy and believe us thousands of people rallied against washington's refusal to extradite their former president is wanted by the supreme court on charges of causing t

u.s. intelligence keep the fog of war and global terrorism flying high let's hear a little value on the lives of those who refused to follow the battle. international news live from moscow this is all she was me thanks for joining us obama and they accused of using so the style sunday recovery efforts to boost a bid for the presidency. that campaigns on hold during the colletti turning to relief measures instead but some say the rivalry rhetoric so shows for. reports this was the surprise. i think there's. a hurricane sandy crashing on shore i've never seen anything like this i'm at a loss for words to describe what the storm could do but there is no loss for words on the campaign trail and on the eastern coast of our nation a lot of people are enduring some very difficult times the storm that wreaked havoc on america's east coast is wreaking confusion in the last critical days of a tight race for president so how do you run for office about seeming insensitive to a national tragedy the candidates are certainly doing all they can to look like they aren't trying to score political points but t

u.s. intelligence community and the observers iran just hasn't made that decision in part because they don't need to and they want to get to that threshold capability before they make any decisions about whether to go to go further than that threshold because there's no point making that decision early in fact it might be detected by western intelligence and so you could tip your hand before you get to that threshold so i think that decision has been made. and watching our viewers now take a look at some of the stories from around the world a yemeni official said that it sat in all kata suspects have been killed in the latest u.s. drone attack in the country south this follows a statement by pakistan's interior minister i'm sad that eighty percent of the victims of american air strikes were civilians which contradicts washington's pleas claims massive anti-u.s. sentiment has been growing in the country after a similar drone attack claimed the lives of twenty four pakistani soldiers in the van last year. there has been mounting around the u.s. embassy in believe us thousands of people rallied

u.s. intelligence services with the russian sorry with german and with french intelligence agencies so he was not a friend of syria now for syria to they also didn't like the fact that he was. he was looking out for the interests of march fourteenth and lebanon more than he was not syria's mansour i wanted i would assume to have someone with a more subservient to them as they often find the case with other lebanese politicians he was not one of those so it certainly helps them to get rid of someone like that who is investigating the death of who is investigating certain syrian actions in lebanon so i think it's just goes along with the game the syrians have been playing in lebanon all along it's just more of a continuation of what they were doing because the item is this that i want if i can jump. ahead. so sorry. let me let me just say it's just not clear to me why the results of that assassination would expect to be expected to be you know someone who would serve the interests of syria i mean the history here is that you have a very. carefully put together compromise within the lebanese

u.s. intelligence schemes they flog on global terrorism flying high while launching military operations across the globe but some civilians out with pulling follow the campaign when they refuse to follow the battle cry. and up next year and he's here with support arms the goals came thick and forced last night especially in the human genome the you know in a very cain food bowl sign knew that they certainly did you are right i tell you what you leave the last time i saw it twelve goals in one day and i can't remember when we've got an interesting sport ahead. thanks indeed for joining us this is for today this wednesday morning in central moscow plenty ahead including. n.b.a. in his sights david plotz resigns us coach of the russian national basketball team after seven largely successful years in north america is believed to be his next. five nights russian kickboxing superstar but you have to call for yourself for his third clash of the year in moscow this weekend smith seeks to move closer to the legend this in the ring. take your pick just in case you missed any of the strikes but modern fr

u.s. intelligence keep the flood of war on global terrorism flying high putting little value on the lives of those who refuse to follow the battle cry. hello and welcome to our tea where we are onscreen and online twenty four hours a day seven days a week. while obama and romney are being accused of using superstorm sandy recovery efforts to boost their bids for presidency both officially put their campaigns on hold during the calamity turning to relief measures instead but some say the rival rivalry rhetoric still showed through. and off reports. this was the you tube or surprised that it's. a hurricane sandy crashing on shore i've never seen anything like this i'm at a loss for words to describe what the storm could do but there is no loss for words on the campaign trail and on the eastern coast of our nation a lot of people are enduring some very difficult times the storm that wreaked havoc on america's east coast is wreaking confusion in the last critical days of a tight race for president so how do you run for office about seeming insensitive to a national tragedy the candidates are

u.s. intelligence community and most other observers iran just hasn't made that decision in part because they don't need to they want to get to that threshold capability before they make any decisions about whether to go to go farther than that threshold because there's no point making that decision early in fact it might be detected by western intelligence and so you could tip your hand before you get to that threshold so i think that decision has been made you don't seem to be putting the threat level of iran's nuclear program as high as some u.s. officials the republican candidates for example mitt romney and his vice presidential candidate paul ryan have been in past weeks essentially saying that iran is a. grave threat are they exaggerating at all with their rhetoric i don't think there's a tremendous amount of exaggeration that iran is a threat generally i mean you know the united states and iran have had a pretty hostile relationship for three decades actually more than three decades now they have you know had problematic relations in the gulf they've had conflict via proxies in iraq s

u.s. intelligence says last month's attack on the american consulate in libya was most likely not premeditated or linked to al qaida some washington politicians previously suggested they saw it in the city of benghazi left four americans standing on line we more about america's troubles piling up in the country it bombed. more than one hundred thousand people turned out to protest against the austerity being widely imposed scuffles erupted immediately after the march hundreds of protesters broke away and tried to storm shops saturday's rally in the british capital was organized by trade unions and attracted people from across the country prime minister david cameron recently warned of more tough decisions for the struggling economy r.t. sarah firth was among the crowds. many people. left there is. against the cause they say a lot like the economy that there are people from all walks of life there are nurses worried about the n.h.s. there are police officers all feed the room worried about cuts the front line services in amongst the people is seen many many families all across the age range tha

u.s. intelligence says last month's attack on the american consulate in libya was most likely not premeditated or linked to al qaida some washington politicians previously suggested the assault in the city of benghazi left four americans dead. more part america's troubles piling up three revolution it's strongly back here again. more world news from r.t. in moscow coming your way after the break. a texas mom was arrested and thrown in jail orange jumpsuit and all for neglecting her kids who were playing in front of her house for just a little while a concerned neighbor and sort of say walking across the street you know to talk to the unintended children to find out what's going on went to the total sheep mode and immediately called nine one one because children playing it is truly an emergency worth the police's time but i guess it was worth their time because they showed up and slap the cuffs on the mother who claimed that she was there the whole time and of course to punish you for ignoring your children briefly while they play you'll get thrown behind bars because that makes sense where doe

u.s. intelligence says last month's attack on the american consulate in libya was most likely not premeditated or linked to al qaida some washington politicians previously suggested the assault in the city of benghazi left four americans standing wave more about america's troubles howling up in the country this revolution that strongly back to. now more world news coming to you from our team in moscow and that's after the break. homeland security now has robot tunas seriously robot fish the drones in the sky spying on you just weren't good enough effect they've revealed that they're going to be using robotic hummingbirds soon who how cute these things can only see you though above the water now during the one percent or less of your life that you spend swimming homeland security will be keeping you safe since nine eleven we've heard ad nauseum that we need to be kept safe so americans have given up their rights but if things got that much safer honestly has any of the stuff ushered in some sort of peaceful utopia no it hasn't the best terrorism prevention would be to not bomb secular regimes i

u.s. intelligence says last month's attack on the american consulate in libya was most likely not premeditated or linked to al qaeda or some washington politicians previously suggested source in the city of benghazi left four americans dead online with more about america's troubles piling up in a country whose revolution is strongly backed a year ago. a separate zeal in each state could get another boost in spain which is holding regional elections pro independence parties are widely expected to win in the basque region a challenge for the beleaguered government which also faces separatism calls in catalonia for more let's talk to gonzales he's founder of s.p.d. dot com which provides analysis on possible crisis scenarios joining me live there from germany now for decades basque separatist group that used violence to get autonomy how strong is the desire to go it alone among the majority of the people in that region. what promoter anderson and i did. exceedingly didn't go independent. or. the civil war but the fact that they are getting with this especially now is just a sense of how do people

u.s. intelligence speeds they want to go to war global terrorism flying high or report on those punished for not following the bottom of the. news from russia and around the world this is here with me thanks for joining us of our because ravished east coast is recovering from superstorm sandy which has left at least forty five killed it also forced a three nuclear power plants to go offline while a state of alert was declared as a force facility and a maintenance autism or an important. the super storm known as sandy has left millions of people and businesses along the east coast without power but the greatest danger the hurricane has posed may revolve around america's nuclear power plants at least three nuclear reactors have been shut down and the nation's oldest facility in new jersey is on rare alert exelon corp's forty three year old oyster creek plant was put on alert after water levels at the plant rose more than six and a half feet above normal potentially affecting the water intake structure that pumps cooling water through the plant and the concern is that if the cool water is not m