a-16 and apache helicopters were unused at an air base in northern italy. navy destroyers in the mediterranean moved off the coast of libya on the day of the attack and were never used. some former defense officials say it was too little, too late. >> from the united states military to say they were 480 miles away and they could don't anything and they couldn't move one aircraft in eight hours, i say it's time to relieve a lot of people in chain of command. but i don't believe that. >> u.s. officials argue the street of benghazi without a clear intelligence picture on the ground could have led to friendly fire. they also feared an ambush. >> it's not easy as people think. not the way it's december played in hollywood where it's matter of fact and picked up and done. there are concerns about those they send there and having harm come to them as they're about those already there under duress. >> the fight was over in an hour according to recently leaked state department e-mails obtained by fox news. >> officials in washington reading the cables may have thoug

a joint american and afghan military air base has been hit by rockets in eastern afghanistan sixteen missiles reach their target striking different areas and the compound it's not yet known who is behind the assault similar insurgent attacks have become more frequent have made the ongoing american airstrikes in the region. iran is considering limiting your a medium enrichment if it's allowed fuel for a scientific reactor from abroad the foreign ministry says if other nations respect its right to peaceful nuclear energy it could keep in richmond below twenty percent iran is suffering from western backed economic sanctions aimed at halting its nuclear program over suspicions its making atomic weapons which talk rhonda nods. britain is preventing its heroic veterans from receiving all nerves for saving countless lives during the second world war they had risked themselves on perilous journeys to help their brothers in arms sarah for the explains what's stopping their valor from being properly rewarded. i think the worst journey in the world winston churchill's description of the grim or

right now we had seasonably cool stuff, 54 in martinsburg and 57 at andrews air force base and 67 in ton. still mild. the storm system is pulling away to the northeast and that will allow the dryer air to come in from the west. you can see the back side of this storm system. it rolled through on thursday. it will continue to move to the north and east. maybe just a trailing shower tomorrow. i think the best likelihood for that shower will be in the mountains and also up towards the mason-dixon line. overnight just partly cloudy and cooler with a low-down to 44 degrees. 53 down with the light winds out of the southwest. saturday, morning will be partly cloudy and pleasant with temperatures in the 50s as we head into saturday afternoon. that's when we have the chance for a sprinkle. if you get a sprinkle, it will be short lived. we are not looking at a lot of rain, nothing like we had today. the temperatures between 63 and 67 degrees with the southwest breeze at five to ten miles per hour. through the zones we will look at temperatures close to normal. 67 in leesburg and 66 in warrenton

vietnam there are twenty eight known hotspots that are highly contaminated with dioxin the former air base in v.n. why is one of them in the vicinity of bases where agent orange was stored and where spraying missions originated people continue to be affected by dioxin in their food and in the soil and water. yes. it's very nice to meet you and i'm so thankful that you've invited me into your home it is very special and thank you very much that moment and i think that you know. i live with more than one kid and i was based in quoting tree for six months and i was exposed to agent orange there. only the good looking that it was not sprayed directly. at the area i was in had been heavily sprayed but i knew i was exposed by drinking the local water and eating the food there. telling me. can you tell me a little bit about yourself and what is it like having sisters that need so much care. and is. gradually should speak loud. and just the youngest this is just. going to. use the. c. . seventeen used. to run. this. country. and. now currently sleeping. in the streets. says you can stay and can do

they say they were sent to the air base to transport supplies. investigatorsay the men were drinking before the attack. >> >> translator: this tramples on women's human rates and we will not tolerate this crime. >> since 1973 they are dealt with cases in which u.s. servicemen were arrested on charges of assaulting women. the rape in 1995 of a 12-year-old girl sparked mass protests. the government says they will launch protests with the u.s. and the japanese governments. >>> governor plans to visit the foreign and defense ministries and the u.s. embassy in tokyo. he says this is a serious and unforgivable matter and will urge u.s. officials to lead a thorough strengthening of discipline. they say japanese leaders will make their own interventions with u.s. officials. >> translator: this never should have happened. strengthening discipline and trying to prevent a recurrence are not enough. we need to think about more fundamental measures. >> gemba said it were to ensure the matter will not affect the realignment plan for u.s. forces that includes r

air base. the two suspects were staysed there. okinawa city officials encourage residents to voice their concerns and anger. they say they're expecting about 1,500 participants. >>> people have responded to japan's disaster and its aftermath in many ways. media report on it. academics study it. artists base works on it. one filmmaker picked up his camera soon after last year's earthquake and tsunami and headed to the northeast. he wanted to forge ties with survivors. so he called his documentary "katawara," which means "on your side" in japanese. >> reporter: "katawara" has no narration and no dramatic story development. the camera just travels through japan's northeast and documents the aftermath of the disaster. showing people going about their daily lives, capturing the changing of the seasons. shin ichiase directed the film. he's spent decades making documentaries featuring people who face challenges. he focuses on the preciousness of human life and the importance of individuals. the march 2011 disaster was the subject he coul

at every air force base along the route that air force one is going back to washington, fighter planes on the runway, their engines are running. the pilots are bolted into their seats and on the radar screens in the rate our shacks men are bent over radar screens watching to see if there is anything from air force one. in a thousand towns that air force one rolls across america flags are being lowered to half mast. church bells are starting to chime. new york city lights have been turned on in times square. one by one the lights go off. traffic. somebody stops his car. cars behind start to beat. someone comes out and asks -- he tells what happened. the news circulates from car to car so traffic -- a push cart can live. a hot dog pedlar sitting on a curb on broadway and someone gets out and says is it true? yes. he is dead. on fifth avenue, shop windows, salespeople come out in one store after another. take the mannequins out and put a photograph of president kennedy there. the church bells start to chime over the city. on the plane, there are three compartments. the first compartment s

air base in western japan in july for a temporary stay. six were flown to the air station in okinawa on monday. three more followed the next day. he told reporters that u.s. officials said two of the three ospreys require maintenance that includes replacing certain parts. >> translator: if an aircraft needs replacement parts, it usually means there is some problem with them. >> he says he does not believe the u.s. has a clear time tiebl or making the ospreys a fully operational unit. the u.s. military says they hope to start full operations within this month. >>> a vehicle named curiosity has been satisfying our curiosity ever since it landed on mars. nasa's rover transmitted pictures, even sound since it landed two months ago and the people at the space agency are aiming even higher. they want to send a manned mission to the red planet by 2030, and david hirsh has more on that. >> reporter: the team designing the next generation of vehicles to drive on mars is using a not so secret technology, plastic blocks. researchers work with the blo

vance air force base in california. are you going to there? >> columbus, and i've been there. >> on purpose? >> yeah. >> why? >> [inaudible] >> nothing against oklahoma, but i was raised on the east coast, and oklahoma, the panhandle of oklahoma was a culture shock for me. i think they improved considerably now. they swapped out primary trainers and you have the at-6 now rather than the god awful t-37 that we had so, boy, when are you going? >> [inaudible] >> march. did you put something on the facebook page? that was you? okay, yeah, there is a facebook page for this. i didn't want to do it, but they made me. i'm not a facebook guy, but it's turned out to be interesting because i get to talk to a lot more people than i ever thought. feel free to chime in. yeah. what do you want to do and fly? >> f-16. >> good answer. i flew the raptor for a whopping three hours there at the end of my career. i'm sure, you know, it's a fabulous airplane, but i'm partial to the f-16. i wish the air force -- and they may come to that and realize, you know, we ca

facility, mail operations, and logistics and conducted personnel convoys and security details at bagram air base. the woman who made this banner for her daughter could not hold back the tears. what did you miss most? >> just her. >> reporter: emotional moment? >> yes. >> reporter: what's it like to be home? >> it feels good. i'm happy to be home, happy to see my mom finally. so it's been quite an experience. i'm glad to be back. >> reporter: so i mentioned that welcome home group. they're still here because these soldiers are going to be coming home in waves. another group is expected here in the next few minutes and then they will continue to arrive here into the early morning hours of tomorrow. reporting live from the d.c. national guard, darcy spenser, news4. >> and some beautiful weather greeti greeting those servicemen and women. we're not going to be as lucky tomorrow? >> not quite as fortunate. right smack in the middle of october. yesterday felt like november, and today feels like september. so classic october weather for sure. what a beautiful late afternoon sky out there. the sun going

based on the u.s. west coast are operating together. several vessels equipped with the aegis air definite system are run alongside them. a navy spokesperson says the fleet provides a combat-ready force that protects and defends the collective maritime interests of the united states and its allies and partners. >>> chinese naval commanders put their first aircraft carrier into service last week, but it has no operational aircraft and will be used for training. >>> an international group of hackers has leaked some 120,000 bits of information it claims was stolen from the world's top universities. five japanese universities were among the hackers' targets along with harvard and cambridge. the hacker collector known as ghost shell claims it broke into systems at 100 universities and posted personal information on a website. the data stolen from the university of tokyo may contain the e-mail addresses of its staff members as well as the phone numbers and addresses of its laboratories. the university shut down its computer networks to verify the hacked evidence. the school admits it ha

they operated out of the bagram air base. >>> five things to know as you med out this morning. the stage being set for the second presidential debate. president obama and mitt romney will square off tomorrow night at hofstra university in new york. major topics will be foreign and domestic policy. >> hearings begin in the case against the captain of the coasta concordia cruise ship. he is accused of steering the boat too close to shore and has not been formally charged. 32 people died when the ship hit rocks capsizing in january. >>> pretrial hearing today for five men charged in the september 11th terrorists attack. families of the 9/11 victims are invited to army bases in several states including here in maryland to watch the hearings. the sessions in cuba are closed to the public. >>> the female activist shot in the head is headed away for treatment. she was shot last week while she was riding home in a school van. she was vocal supporter of women's rights in pakistan. >>> 5:48. microsoft operating system has been a treat for music lovers. you can pick from millions of songs

i voted eight times to preserved luke air force base. >> did you ever advocate to close the air force base? >> in 2002, when i ran for the legislature as an independent, i was from a republican party so it took me awhile to become a democrat. when i was younger, based on the information i had told, the was a good idea but my brothers taught me the most and toward -- important thing we could do is to keep those jobs open and that's why it passed legislation to protect military families and veterans throughout this state. >> seriously, this is how you reduce the debt we are in is keeping an air force base open? comeon? how the jobs into this state? jobs are created when businesses have surplus money and needs. with the federal government ribbon of businesses, with high taxes, you have to go in there and gut that. we should eliminate all federal and corporate taxes. we should see how good the baking skills of these two are. we also need to get rid of all the regulations and mandates that the government puts on businesses that crushes a life out of them. you do that and is suddenly have s

. >> reporter: the syrian rebels are targeting the government's air-bases. this video was posted on-line and claims to show opposition fighters firing at a military airport just outside of aleppo. their goal is to weaken the regime's air force. government warplanes have bombarded rebel positions, and their lightly armed opposition is normally powerless to stop them. but much of the fighting is still at street level. this internet video appears to come from darra where the rebels and regime are fighting for control of city blocks. and this is aleppo's med evil market, part of the world heritage set a blaze during fighting and now reduced to a charred skeleton. opposition groups say that syria's bloody civil war has claimed more than 30,000 lives. these bodies are said to have been discovered in damascus, a dozen men dead but we don't know who they were or why they were killed. the regime claims it can defeat the rebels. on syrian state television government soldiers showed off what they said was an opposition armed cache hidden in a drainage canal in damascus.

then later, rain and fog forced his plane to land at dulles international rather than andrews air force base. >>> the nats defeated the phillies 4-2. >>> the former governor of california, arnold schwarzenegger, was in d.c. last night promoting his new book and his confessions are raising some eyebrows. >> he says he had open heart surgery without even telling maria shriver until just before hand. he didn't tell her he was running for governor until a few days before announcing it. will thomas has more. >> reporter: the terminator turned governator is touring the country promoting his book, total recall. arnold schwarzenegger says he is embarrassed about his affair with the family housekeeper. when asked if he regrets allowing the housekeeper and the son he fathered with her to live under the same roof with his wife, maria shriver and she didn't know about it, this is how he responded. >> look, we all much smarter in hindsight, that's for sure. the bottom line is that's what i d that is the way i handled t the way i dealt with the whole thing is as good as i could deal with it. if it was wro

base. well, a deadly shark attack, a stone's throw from a u.s. airorce base and the victim's friend reportedly saw it all map happen. we have the details on that coming. tornado touches down in a state where twisters are pretty rare it may not be the only one. it's all ahead as fox reports live tonight. seems they haven't been moving much lately. but things are starting to turn around because of business people like you. and regions is here to help. with the experience and service to keep things rolling. from business loans to cash management, we want to be your partner moving forward. so switch to regions. and let's get going. together. >> shepard: word tonight of a rare shark attack off the coast of california and this one was deadly. officials say the victim was a surfer and that his friend witnessed the whole thing. it happened at a beach off vandenburg air force base about 160 miles north of lang. the last known deadly shark attack in the united states was two years ago around the very same spot. and in that case the animal literally took a bite

the soldiers were stationed at bagram air base during their deployment. eleanor holmes norton was among those welcoming those troops home today. >>> our spectacular october continues. >> another beautiful day today. >> beautiful day for them to come home. it will be even better tomorrow by 5 degrees warmer. i think we could touch 70 degrees tomorrow many places and you'll enjoy that, i'm sure. we have a couple showers and maybe a thunderstorm we have to deal with before the weekend. so we'll talk about the timing for that and baseball fans, game three tomorrow. we'll have to watch radar closely because it looks like there could be rain on the way, but it's a beautiful night here in the city. it will be chillier than last night but not frosty cold. listen, just in case you have friends in new england and they may be talking about this, there was an earthquake tonight about 7:12 in southern maine. it was a magnitude 4. it did not do any damage or cause any injuries we're aware of in the town of hollis center which is 20-mile west of portland, maine, but it

are saying that turkey is reinforcing its air base close to the border with syria after almost a week of returning fire a turkish news agency says at least twenty five additional fighter jets have been deployed in turkey and egypt are also holding weeklong joint naval drills and the mediterranean are not very far from syria's shores bankura has warned it will not shy from war if provoked and nato which is so far shunned the conflict so that it's ready to defend its member nation but some reports suggest shells landing in turkey may be from weapons that ankara itself provided to syrian rebels this is violence is escalating across the country with bomb blasts on firefights in damascus the u.n. chief bank human has called on the syrian government to unilaterally cease fire political analyst downgrades for excess the rebels are desperate for foreign intervention. a lot on this beard oust and of course these guys own reasons for doing this on the one hand they're trying to give cover cover to the rebels to continue their fight they know that the rebels again defeated on the ground bombardi

some of these things i mean he still exports torture via rendition flights we have baghran air base in afghanistan that's kind of like that the get no that no one talks about right i mean get most still open so really if obama did prosecute the bush administration then it would open himself up for prosecution of these same policies that are still happening. well you know i mean at the very least it would make them look like enablers because when obama was in the senate i mean he you know just as one example he voted for the telecom immunity bill which essentially is a retroactive i mean is a shit of any of these major telecom companies for illegally spying on american citizens so that means that if you find out right now if you or i find out that we were spied on during you know the n.s.a. policy under bush then we will not have any ability to sue because of the policies that obama helped and the senate passed which gives implemented but yeah i mean the democrats in the senate and in congress were fully knowledgeable about these so-called enhanced interrogation techniques which is just

damascus has been brought down safely to being forced to land by turkish fighter jets over turkish air base that plane now on the ground in ankara and has been searched by turkish border guards who are teachers as human speaking believe it's an airbus a three twenty three twenty thirty five passengers on board the plane we believe it's now in the. poor cable we'll let you get across all of the story and if we can get that super job thank you. look at some other news tonight as if british prime minister david cameron didn't have enough to do tackling recession and spending cuts to watch his back london mayor boris johnson capturing the public even his party's minds even overshadowing that his beleaguered leader of the conservative conference is laura smith reports from burka. he's still got this great blond hair which he referred to that david cameron has made a joke of he said if he was a mop then david cameron was the broom sweeping out the economy and some have said in fact that cameron was very generous to agree to the closing speech of boris's annual conference and of course one of the

surfer was killed there. 39-year-old francisco solorio was attacked near a beach at vandenberg air force baseay morning. he was bitten in his side. another surfer witnessed the attack and pulled solorio out of the water. he gave him first aid until paramedics arrived but solorio died at the scene. investigators say they don't know what kind of shark was involved. it's the second deadly shark attack at the beach since 2010. for weeks this letter was a spontaneous protest against an anti muslim film. now cnn reports that the white house received messages during the attack. president obama has confirmed that the attack was planned by militants was suspected links to terrorists. a beach in central california has been closed indefinitely after another surfer was killed there. 39-year-old francisco solorio was attacked near a beach at vandenberg air force base yesterday morning. he was bitten in his side. another surfer witnessed the attack and pulled solorio out of the water. he gave him first aid until paramedics arrived but solorio died at the scene. investigators say they don't know what kind o

, the united states air force academy, shriver air force base and the cheyenne mountain air stationhis weekend marks the 11th anniversary of the u.s. invasion of afghanistan. the invasion began on october 7, 2001, less than a month after the september 11 attacks. the the war has gone on for more than 4000 days, making it the longest war in u.s. history. at least two dozen u.s. soldiers have died in the war. the death toll in afghanistan is unknown. today we will take a look at the invisible wounds of war here at home. some 2.4 million soldiers have been through iraq and afghanistan and the psychological toll of the wars is mounting. the last year the veterans of ministration, or va, treated almost 100,000 iraq and afghanistan veterans for ptsd. but many agree that the numbers could be much higher because not everyone who suffers seeks treatment. here in colorado springs, the commanders at fort carson have come under scrutiny for its handling of mental health concerns, with a 2010 joint npr- propublica investigation finding that as many as 40% of fort carson soldiers had mild brain i

the reports say turkey's reinforcing its air base close to the border with syria after almost a week of returning fire a turkish news agency says at least twenty five additional fighter jets have been deployed turkey and egypt are also holding weeklong joint mabel drills in the mediterranean not far from syria's shores ankara has warned it will not shy from more if a vote and nature which has so far shunned the conflict says it's ready to defend its member nation but some reports suggest the shells a landing in turkey may be from weapons that uncorroborated so provided to syrian rebels this violence is escalating across the country with bomb blasts and firefights in damascus the u.n. geve ban ki moon has called on the syrian government to unilateralist in miami but i don't know may i think you will get a job the pan african roots wire believes in nature is maneuvering to intervene. turkey is a long time member of the north atlantic treaty organization since one nine hundred fifty two and they're going to act in conjunction with other nato powers led by the united states their main ob

self rebel activists say jihadist fighters linked to al qaeda for without forces to capture an air base near the city of aleppo that announcement is likely to further fuel theories that islamic extremists are playing a greater role in the country's uprising has been the scene of intense fighting in recent weeks let's bring into the conversation jeff steinberg he's a. senior editor of executive intelligence review magazines on the line from washington. the white house today only today accused russia of pursuing a morally bankrupt policy on syria. the seizure of those russian parts from the syrian plane justified first of all you think that accusation is. completely unjustified and i think it just reflects growing embarrassment and hysteria on the part of the obama administration over clear and growing evidence that the syrian opposition is increasingly being dominated by these same al-qaeda linked jihadi networks that just recently assassinated an american ambassador and three other american diplomats in benghazi libya the opposition has clearly run aground any military capacity to overt

it is part of air force base. this was near a vandenberg air force base however this 38 year- old it not survive. this surfer was pronounced dead it was not clear what type of sharp but it is suspected that it was a great white. what type of -- sharkey could possibly been a great white. officials are saying that to stay out of the water. if [ male announcer ] citibank's app for ipad makes it easy for anne to manage her finances when she's on the go. even when she's not going anywhere. citibank for ipad. easier banking. standard at citibank. easier banking. helps him deposit his checks. jay also like it when mother nature helps him wash his car. mother nature's cool like that. mobile check deposit. easier banking. standard at citibank. >> members of the san bruno officials want to oust this official who handled the that lead sandra nokes lotion. and also the housing market turnaround in san jose or demand is creating a housing boom oÑ [ male announcer ] are you ready for tomorrow's technology today? then switch to a

the iraq war veteran and mother of two was raped by a superior officer at lack land air force base in texas in 2003. the base is now embroiled in a sex scandal involving attacks on nearly 40 female retrouts. >> during this -- recruits. >> during this trip i've had the chance to talk to people in city and towns all over america. >> reporter: the bike trip was organized by the long road home project. founder casey miller says it's an organization designed to help warriors heal from the wounds of war and to raise money for the charities that help them. >> glenn over there is paralyzed basically from the shoulders down and almost a full quad and pedals exclusively with his arms across the country and he's riding for soldiers who haven't come home and people with ptsd. >> reporter: elizabeth dole was there to greet the bicyclists at a reception in their honor at the d.c. architecture center. >> i'm thrilled to be here. this is so exciting and it's something that's very much on my heart, what we can do for our wounded warriors and their families. >> reporter: the 90 day bike ride was filled

the great white kimed him in a popular beach near the air force base.sales and awareness for chick-fi-a. coming after people attacked the chain for supporting traditional marriage. >> gretchen: the obama administration would not call the attack necessary benghazi can what they were which is terrorism. >> based on our initial information and that includes all information, we saw no evidence to back up claims by others that this was a pre-planned or premeditated attack. >> gretchen: brand new emaims show that officials knew that the ties were tied to terror. are there legal ramifications for allegedly trying to cover tup. judge napolitano is here to discuss. >> good morning, gretchen. >> gretchen: legal ramictions? >> unfortunately no . these are difficult case to read . the government can lie and cheat and conceal the truth. andlet remedy is not a legal action, it is to vote the government out of office. jay carny who is a nice guy. either was materially misleading the people to whom he was speak nothing the white house press room or kept in the dark by

. >> there was a ceremony at the dover air force base, okay? a ceremony at the dover air force base. the coffins of the ambassador and the three others who lost their life in this al qaeda attack or jihadist attack are right next to them, and they are giving us falsehoods, the president and secretary of state are giving us falsehoods blaming this on some spontaneous protest from a video when they knew, they knew, that this was because of a lack of security and the fact that it was an al qaeda attack. they knew that they were telling falsehoods while they gave this momential with the coffins right next to them at the dover air force base. rich williamson, i find that appalling, absolutely appalling. >> and it's appalling that the obama campaign wants to spin this just as politics. americans are outraged. republicans, democrats, independents. the first american ambassador since j carflter was killed. he was killed in a terrorist attack. they want answers, not spin. they want answers, not excuses. they want a new policy to address this threat. that

where this free syrian army is getting its financial aid from course the free syrian army also a hot air base located in turkey gentle september off this year a lot of analysts are saying that that in fact points to the turkey as being the main destabilizer in the region. turkey is reportedly sending more finer jets and tanks to its border with syria after parliament gave the green light to call supporter military action anti-war activist ken stone believes turkey is pursuing a why did with saber rattling. it's part of a larger campaign on the part of turkey recklessly to raise tensions in the middle east with you to preparing the ground for a western military intervention in syria turkey here is acting as a carrot for nato turkey is trying to curry favor with those powers because it's looking for two things turkey is what it wants to get in desperately to the e.u. and turkey also wants to become the hub of a proposed new oil and gas pipeline running from the middle east into southern europe turkey has everything to gain by antagonizing syria a dangerous game and when you on leash the dogs of

operated from facilities largely from tinsel he's back in the united states in fact there's an air force base and where a lot of this is going on at langley we see a lot of direction but you have to maintain and operate them locally so that's the reason for the bases and the contractors and the uniformed professionals on the ground there in djibouti who will do this maintenance and guidance action may they may also step in and handle operations of the drones at some time at some point and scott i know that the military installation here in djibouti is the only one of its kind is the since the first of many to come or is this a place that the military to get away with in a country because it is so small so impoverished that many times too many flies under the radar so to speak. well i think it's clear the united states is in talks with several different countries with respect to siting some of these installations djibouti is one that surfaced there are actually several island nations in the indian ocean. have in fact housed drone operations and have been in discussions with the united states f

their free syrian army is getting its financial aid from course the free syrian army also a hot air base located in turkey until september off this year a lot of analysts are saying that that in fact points to turkey as being the main destabilizer in the region. dimitri joins us now with business and how has the financial world taken the you won the nobel prize. well with a bit of ridicule really because apparently it will not be enough the one million euros of prize money that the e.u. get single or not getting how they're going to do that is not going to be enough to take the out of the crisis and we'll need another free and a half trillion in order to do that well let's talk to actually a real professional let's get chris we for now. let's let's talk to the chief strategist of this burbank investment research that i got my thought out chris good to see you so what did you think when you found out like everybody else very surprised to hear to the price of you know words of the you. you know it seems like they got the prize more because there hasn't been any war in europe for many decad

activists say jihadist fighters linked to al qaeda are for with and he said forces to capture an air base near the city of aleppo announcements likely to further fuel fears that islamic extremists are playing a greater role in the country's uprising aleppo has been the scene of intense fighting in recent weeks. we've got more expert analysis to cover the. elop intentions in and around syria in the next hour as well here on our t.v. . has been a further violent crackdown on pro-democracy protesters in bahrain as capital friday security forces attacked demonstrators who crowded into a main street there in their ongoing calls for greater freedoms for the shiite majority from the sunni rulers hundreds of police officers are said to be deployed to minimize streets there were reports of the demonstrators provoked the police but that's been strong refuted by one eyewitness from bahrain's center for human rights saying to us now. the world has clouds of oh but this war will just peacefully protesting to freedom and democracy and such because of an issue as they were they were at the activity by.

f-16s and apache helicopters remained parked in northern air base at aviano air base. >> for the unitedry to say they were 480 miles away and they couldn't move one aircraft in 8 hours, i would say it's time to relieve a lot of people in the chain of command. but i just don't believe that. >> reporter: the fighting at consulate was over within one hour according to the recently leaked state department e-mails obtained by fox news. a poor intelligence picture before the attack made the friendly fire incident a real possibility and officials said they needed permission from the libyan government for overflights. >> if your ambassador has been killed or captured and is missing at the hands of terrorists, you do not ask any country for mother may i before you come across the border to save your own. we have many times gone across borders. we do it every day in pakistan. that's how we killed usama bin laden. >> reporter: glenn doherty and adam woods were killed on the roost annex by a mortar. the machine gun they were firing was caked in blood suggesting they continued firing and fighting lo