. >> former cbs news reporter cheryl atkinson opens up. >> the implication we were somehow holding back information when, in fact, we were saying what we thought was right. >> and how they are still trying to coverup what happened in benghazi. >>> race disgrace. >> it's ridiculous. it's disgraceful. >> steven a. smith says the naacp must be held accountable over the donald sterling mess. why? he's here to tell you. >>> plus a murderer's execution gets botched, but where is the sympathy for his young victim? and betraying our veterans. >> there are so many beautiful people dying for no reason. i can't afford to have tony die on me, i can't. >> ainsley earhardt's interviews will make you think. >>> this is a fox news alert, the smoking gun is out when it comes to the obama administration's coverup on the benghazi attack that killed four sneinnocent americans in 2. there was an e-mail written by ben rhodes. in it he provides talking points. the document reads quote to under score these protests are rooted in an internet video and not a broader internet policy. and there you go. cold, hard

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the institution atkinson. i have to let that get. the as. issue. lane is riding high on the forty three year old has been politically active since his youth. nobody admits the challenges facing his supporters will be going to beaches to the school rules my name is seems willing to throw the power to rise south african society the it wanted. it's bad. you'll see we owe it to. the run. it was on tv. on saturday as the eye. some radical ideas resonate with south africa's pull millions of being left empty handed by south africa's economic coup making him a force to be reckoned with. at least a phone she has a south african journalist and writer sees these timberland joins us now in the studio welcome. south african family are saying that the anc's out of touch with its supporters that the political base in the country but it is still in fact the country's most powerful party. it is and it is expected to raise the elections that will get to this than in previous works pitiful fifty five to sixty percent easily and is a new opposition party that still en

. >> historian rick atkinson is the best selling author of the book "the guns at last light." >> the invasion plan known as operation over lord would land thousands of allied troops on the beaches of normandy. utah and omaha were the american beaches. >> it was delayed until june 5th and then bad weather caused it to be delayed yet again one day. >> southern england and eastern england would have resembled almost a vast stockyard, an industrial parking lot filled with every imaginable weapon. >> all along the coast there were a couple of dozen encampments where the americans were staging. >> this was the landing craft that carried our soldiers to the beaches of normandy. >> the average american g.i. was 5'9", he weighed 144 pounds. we have just over a million still alive. >> that is the cemetery. on the morning of june 6th, 1944, here are your orders. you will take to the bridge before daylight. >> on the early morning of june 6th, the first in the fight were paratroopers like tom blakey. >> it took four days. 500 casualties. >> we got in the landing craft. i think it was about 4:00,

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whereas in fact the ben rhodes e-mail along with the e-mail that was put on the website by cheryl atkinson. >> i think this is a really important story, mara, most of the mainstream media were slow to see this particular e-mail as news. >> they were slow but did finally cover it. maybe they followed fox's lead. but in the end they did cover it because it was new. i think the mainstream media thinks, you know what, this is a story we've heard about. the ben rhodes e-mail was a new development. they did cover it. i think it shows the white house was spinning and i think the media, the nonfox media did finally come around and cover it. >> there were few exceptions. walk us through what happened on tuesday when the judicial watch obtained these documents. >> fox news was covering it. that night, the networks, no coverage, the cable nets no coverage. by wednesday morning, nothing "new york times" in the, the "l.a. times," "wall street journal," "washington post" had it an a-17. then we started to see, "cbs this morning" covered it on wednesday morning with bill plante who came out with a balanc

. >> cheryl atkinson has been all over the story from the beginning. there's still a story to be told. >> do they want to talk? where are they? who is talking to them? why have we heard from them? >> we're trying to reach them and get them to come forward. i hear some are about to or want to and i do think there's still stories to be told from military officials. i have spoken to some of them who have some firsthand knowledge of events that took place that night and it's just a lot of pressure not to come forward. fear of doing so. fear of careers. fear of a will the of things. >> this is always to the point, the whole idea with the video and sort of dragging their feet providing information was that a political calculus because this was two months before the was up for re-election or was this just a giant blunder in a government? >> it's hard to say without documentation but if i were working the obama campaign 8 weeks before the election and i saw what looked to be north africa and this region blowing up at embassies in the middle east and north afri

the cam atkinson a focus -- atacama showing us more of what is out there. >> tell us about the discovery made through the telescope. >> we use it several times a year and we were here in early 2013, a year ago, and one of the stars that we were observing turn out to be the second generation or a second generation star of the universe. >> mark phillips is the director and knows the significance of the recovering. >> you have to understand the chemical revolution of the universe and the galaxy. anna's work is fundamental in understanding how life on earth came about. >> now all is quiet in the living quarters of technicians and avt rop omers. -- astronomers. they are creatures of the night. the telescope operators prepare to find the star target. above the constellations continue the relentless, spectacular march across the skies, full of mystery. the telescope knowns on a newly discovered second generation star. the faint light is passed graph. >> here we have a lot of carbon see. >> we think that the second generation of stars in the universe formed from the ashes of the first one, and t

. >> atkinson is the author of the become "the gun at last light." >> they had 3,000 miles to go from norway to the spanish border of france. >> they noticed operation over lord would land thousands of troops on the beaches of normandy. the code napes from british and sword utah and ohm maha were th american beaches. >> it was supposed to be in may of 1944 but it was delayed until june 5th and bad weather caused it to be delayed again. >> southern england and eastern england would have resembled almost a vast stock yard and industrial parking lot filled with every imaginable weapon. >> all along the coast there were a couple dozen encampments where the americans were staging. >> on display at the world war ii museum in new orleans is the higgins boat in the city where the boats were built this was the landing skracraft that carr our beaches through normandy. >> it was made of hard wood and the principle metal piece on the whole boat. >> the average american gi was 5 foot 9 weighed 144 pounds. the depression was hard on the health of the american people. we have just over a million sti

, the administration has a lot of friendly allies in the media, and frankly, fox news and sheryl atkinson at cbs news when she was there, were the only two big media organizations interested in pursuing benghazi. speaker boehner stood in the way. he finally got out of the way this week. many republican leaders in the house didn't want to look into it. the fact it was little old judicial watch that had to get the information out there is an indictment of congress and the media. >> all right, it also is a testament to your determination. last, very quickly, are you trying to obtain even more information on benghazi, tom? >> we are. we have additional lawsuits pending. more freedom of information act requests that are also being ignored, and even in this batch of documents, they're withholding key pieces of information that we're going to have to battle them over in court if they don't want to voluntarily disclose it. >> all right, tom, thanks so much for being with us this evening. >> thank you. >> all right, and coming up, bombshell benghazi testimony from one high ranking general reignite

. >> former cbs news reporter cheryl atkinson opens up. >> the implication we were

logan, going after her with personal attacks, too if we talk about a war on women, look at cheryl atkinson and lara logan, two women at cbs who their president happens to be the brother of ben rhodes and there is this campaign to discredit them. why? because i guess they didn't follow the talking points and ask too many questions. >> we'll talk about that. >> are you kidding? >> are you kidding? >> i want to and mark about this survey because this survey just came out, a thousand journalist surveyed, at indiana university and determined there is a 4-1 ratio, four times for likely to identify as a democrats than republicans. with that, do you think that bias is likely to seep into some coverage? >> megyn, i saw that survey from indiana. your producer shared it with me and 2/3rds had no affiliation whatsoever. >> 50% say they are independent 14% say other. >> is the press liberal? there are studies that show the owners, the media moguls are largely conservative, whether or not a journalist, political affiliation or owner affiliation influences the coverage, which i don't think it does, is th

. >> former cbs news reporter cheryl atkinson opens up. >> the inclination we were holding up informationtrying to coverup what happened

. >> cheryl atkinson on our website put up today that there was an e-mail from a woman named libya updaterom beth jones. the e-mail was titled beth jones was then assistant secretary of state to hillary clinton. and according to the e-mail, jones spoke to libya's ambassador at 9:45 a.m. on september 12, the day after the attack. and when the libyan ambassador said the government suspected that former gadhafi regime elements carried out the attacks, i told him the group that conducted the attacks was ansar al sharia, which is affiliated with islamic extremist s. now wait a minute. if hillary knew or her state department knew the day after 9:45 in the morning, why did she along with the president and everybody else go out there with a the youtube video narrative? i think the answer is obvious, because of political concern. >> exactly. in other words, this fit the narrative of this being a strong leader and by the way, we killed bin laden. it was very important to continue that myth all the way through the elections. >> all right. so you mentioned that you know a thing or two about special s

we've had the three minutes of stoppage time, all eyes are martin atkinson, the referee, the whistleester city are premier league champions for the second time in three seasons. manuel pellegrini has done in the his first season and the fans are flocking on to the field. >> incredible scenes. the players have to fight their way through crowds to get off the field. they'll come back on once the crowd is dispersed for the trophy presentation at anfield liverpool lead in stoppage time by 2-1, newcastle were down to nine men. it's immaterial. manchester city have done what they had to do. joe hart jubilant, exhausted, trying to get off the field here. liverpool is a final score. the gallant reds have won by 2-1 against newcastle united. those are the scenes. it wasn't enough in the final day. they needed west ham united to cause a shock here against manchester city and twin game. steven girard in his 16th season, the wait goes on for a first premier league title. luis suarez didn't bring the record today but what a season for him. 31 goals. it's not enough in the end. the defeat to chels

i cannot say enough about the rick atkinson book, the three volume. >> and then concentrate. >> put it down and think about it. >> i read this about six months ago. george will did a great review of it. >> he is the only person i've ever known who can speak in paragraphs. every time he opens his mouth -- moving on to economic data in the u.s., it 8:30 a.m. is the initial jobless claims, 9:45 a.m., bloomberg and so -- bloomberg comfort index and earnings before the bell, wendy's, dish, liberty media and after the bell, cbs, news a.m., janet-- 930 yellen testifying today in the senate and yesterday was in the house. >> we will talk about that as well. we say good morning to all of you in london particularly at the london city airport. congratulations to maureen maguire and all our team and bloomberg. i saw a photo of stephanie ruhle in front of all these people. trip towe need a road london. let's do a data check, thursday morning. there is no news, futures are flat. the vxx shows 13.40 and the blue chips are up in the dow is 16,500. >> target - tarjet - you have to fall 18% to get the f

neil atkinson joins us now. every time we get the monthly oil report, i feel lake i'm moving around on the margins here. >> the thing about the oil market is simple, global oil demand is only moving ahead sluggishly. we're showing signs even of weaker growth in china. meanwhile, as you eluded to a second ago, there's plenty of supply. not just from the united states but from canada, russia, to some extent, some other countries. and certainly the estimates for this year is that growth in nonopec oil supply should exceed the growth in global oil demand. now, on top of the nonopec countries you have opec countries. you just mentioned iran in your introduction there. they think they should have space to have oil production. iraq is expecting to increase its production later this year. we don't know what's going to happen in libya. >> big question is how much will oil production exceed demand? >> at the moment, it would appear that supply will exceed demand by 500,000 barrels a day. it could even be more. as we move

it was authored by carolyn atkinson for international economics. it described in her proposal as requiring that all companies formed in any state to obtain a federal tax employee identification number requiring the internal revenue service to collect information on the beneficial owner of any legal entity organized in any state. for the irs to allow law enforcement to access this information without following the safeguards in current law that generally require and showing a reasonable cause. to believe a criminal act was committed before the irs shares taxpayer information under section 6103 of the code. in light of and the still unresolved question and scandals involving the irs targets prpro poen opponents of the administration, they are still as relevant after watergate when implemented. it's incumbent on the government to scrutinize irs data about citizens and protection designed to safe guard it, even when the administration asserts the national security requires eliminating these safe guards. so i guess knowing that proposal has been issued