he wrote, maybe you should travel to bengazi in light of what appearing to be going on.id he want it that way or did he and his people die becausof it? at this point we simply don't know. senator john mccain supported the president's steps taken since then. i spoke to senator mccain earlier today. senator mccain a source familiar with the ambassador's thinking in the months before his death he talked about the threats he was facing and growing al qaeda presence and mentioned being on an al qaeda hit list. in june he wrote, maybe you should east to check out the situation there which appears to be heating up. given what we are learning about the concerns that he had, does it make sense to you the small level of security that he apparently had with him? >> it doesn't make any sense. and the white house spokesman and the secretary of state, state that go it was not a serristse terrorist attack when it had all the earmarks of one. so why they would want to tell the american people that in the face of the facts i don't know. there are also other report that is there had been

they congratulated the attackers in bengazi. the date of the attack is another thing. there was intelligence coming in. intelligence sources say they located one attacker using social media. did they know his location? >> yes, but i'm -- i withheld details on that because the person as i understand is still at large. do we know if anyone has been targeted or arrested? >> at this point i have mixed signals. there were 50 people or so arrested by libyan authorities. it is unclear, but in terms of u.s. actions, nothing has been done at this point. you have talked to a number of sources on this? >> as the story was coming out in the aftermath of the attacks people approached me and began telling me what i would call the under authorized version of the events. >> you reported knowing in a 24 hours period that this was it. >> the law enforcement source who said to me, from day one that we had known that this was a terrorist attack. we were mistified by why the srz in the administration have not been cleared by that. when you look at why hasn't this crime scene been secured?

the ambassador, christopher stevens died last night in bengazy. he graduated from uc berkeley receiving a law degree from uc san francisco. the fallen ambassador helping other staff evacuate when killed. and there is president obama says the country promised justice will prevail. >> there is i want to assure you, we'll bring killers to justice. >> the president pledged to increase security at u.s. embassies. >> there is mitt romney reacted and mark matthews is here now with more on that part of this. >> mitt romney told reporters u.s. embassy responded to the angry mob attack by a a.poll jizing and was talking about a statement regarding the video that sparked the assault on the u.s. embassy in cairo. >> i don't think we hesitate when we see something that is a violation of principal autos mitt romney was talking about a statement in which he said the embassy condemns continuing efforts by misguided individuals to hurt religious feelings of muslims. romney called it an apology. >> how simply the administration was wrong to stand by a statement sym

. >>> more details now on the three other americans who died at the american consulate in bengazi. they were 34-year-old sean smith a foreign service information officer who was playing his favorite game eve online right before the attack. 42-year-old glen doherty was a former navy seal. his ex-wife said he loved being a seal more than life itself. and tyronewoods was 31, also a seal and decorated veteran. >>> coming up in eight minutes new details about the four hour attack and what those who knew stevens are saying about his work. >>> the opening of a chick-fil- a restaurant in walnut creek and a planned protest have both been delayed now for a second time. the controversial chain now plans to open a restaurant on north main street on october 25th. the date had already been moved from september to october 11th. chick-fil-a president angered the game community when he spoke against gay marriage and that's why a peaceful protest is planned when the restaurant finally does open. so far 600 people have notified they will attend. >>> the company that says, wherever you go is moving ou

. >>> more details now on the three other americans who died at the american consulate in bengazi. they were 34-year-old sean smith a foreign service information officer who was playing his favorite game eve online right before the attack. 42-year-old glen doherty was a former navy seal. his ex-wife said he loved being a seal more than life itself. and tyronewoods was 31, also a seal and decorated veteran. >>> coming up in eight minutes new details about the four hour attack and what those who knew stevens are saying about his work. >>> the opening of a chick-fil- a restaurant in walnut creek and a planned protest have both been delayed now for a second time. the controversial chain now plans to open a restaurant on north main street on october 25th. the date had already been moved from september to october 11th. chick-fil-a president angered the game community when he spoke against gay marriage and that's why a peaceful protest is planned when the restaurant finally does open. so far 600 people have notified they will attend. >>> the company that says, wherever you go is moving ou

raising questions about what the obama administration knew about the volatile situation going on in bengazy. the writings found four days after he and three other americans were killed in an attack. cnn reports the journal mentions quote the rise in islamic extremism and al qaeda's growing presence if libya and revealed stevens believed he was on a hit list. we know he was on the list and tonight what we don't know is who else the ambassador told about concerns and why nothing was done to ensure his protection. because one thing is certain if an american ambassador took the time to put down and put into writing he is in fear for his life he likely expressed concerns to his colleagues at the state department and throughout the administration. where are the letters and where are the e mails? in other words what is the administration trying to hide? secretary of state hillary clinton asked about this report as it began to develop last week. let's take a look at this. >> there is one report suggesting that ambassador stevens felt that he was on a qorkts al qaeda hit list. sf this a rumor? and i

he wrote, maybe you should travel to bengazi in light of what appearing to be going on. he wrote and i quote, you should east to benghazi to check out the situation there which appears the be heating up. what we don't know is why, given all that ambassador stevens thought why he travelled with such a light security detail and why he was allowed to? did he want it that way or did the risks go unheeded and he and his people die because of it? at this point we simply don't know. senator john mccain supported the president's steps to oust khadafy, and the president's steps taken since then. i spoke to senator mccain earlier today. senator mccain, a source familiar with the ambassador's thinking in the months before his death said he talked about the threats he was facing and growing al qaeda presence and mentioned being on an al qaeda hit list, and he said in june to a journalist, maybe you should head east to benghazi to the situation there which appears the be heating up. given what we are learning about the concerns that he had, does it make sense to you the small level o

there is a memorial service in tripoli for stevens and three others killed in the attack in bengazy. and there is reports saying he believed he was being targeted by al qaeda and worried about the growing presence. >> republican presidential candidate mitt romney brings a campaign to colorado tomorrow. romney scheduled to appear at a private home in hillsborough. it's scheduled to start at 5:00 in the afternoon. there is romney facing criticism for blunt comments made during a dinner this year and president obama will be in san francisco october 8 to attend several fund-raisers in town. and is also said to attend events in los angeles before coming to the bay area. >> and coming up, the silicon valley women making up forbes most powerful women in the world z who has fallen from grace. >> there is eacher of the year finalists explain whaigt takes to be a contender. >> i'm sandhya patel. there is warmer weather coming up. >> and officials want to ask questions to yosemite workers in light of >> the burglar behind a string of commercial break ins has been caught but only on tape. survei

no marines were killed with the ambassador in bengazi. the u.s.ponsible for security inside the embassy walls all overt world. wha over the world. what happens outside the walls is the responsibility and duty of the governing body of that country. peter brooks, former cia officers, senior fellow, is with me right now. good morning to you. >> good morning to you. >> what is happening between egypt and libya now? how do we understand this? >> very, very difficult. we are living in a very unsettled situation in that part of the world. we are not even talking about syria today. this is a whole new crisis that we're dealing w. it's important that we understand what happens to us overseas is very important to us. we need strong leadership from the president and this is a tragedy on several levels. obviously on a personal level for the familiar leave the ambassador and others and for international relation and our own security. >> is there because of some internet film that may or may not have been viewed in cairo, bengazi or other parts of the world. pi

there was also an attack tonight on the american consulate in bengazi libya.t incident believed to have been sparked also by this controversial film. meanwhile in cairo the protest have quieted. american embassy there tells that you say all the personnel have safe and accounted for. thinks jerusalem news is that rocket attack in afghanistan today destroyed nato helicopter and killed 3 afghan intelligence employees independence that chopper. nato service members on board who there were some nato service members on board wound entered that attack. the military says the crew was con did you telling routine nighttime maintenance. taliban is claiming responsibility. >> china revving to comment on the whereabouts of man favored to be the next president of china fueling speculation about his well-being. ping vanished from view. he's cancelled at least 3 meetings with foreign dignitary including secretary of state hillary clinton. the blog sphere is talking about him being sick. hurt from playing sports. kidnapped. even just bid getting ready to head up china communis

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. >>> in libya, one american staffer was killed when armed protesters set fire in the city of bengazi. >>> according to police, two men broke into the victim's home, stabbed him and stole his 1990s model white buick regal. she say the they men involved knew each other and there is no theft to the public. >> remembering 9-11. this is a live look at new york where the tribute of lights is still illuminating the skies over manhattan this morning. it will shine until dawn. this is one of several ways americans paid tribute on the eleventh anniversary of the neefn attacks. >> fox's rick leventhal has a l -- anniversary of the 9-11 attacks. >> reporter: for the 11th time, somber ceremonies honored the lives lost. >> although he threw himself from the building, i know that god was waiting for him below and caught him in his rarms. >> reporter: in new york, family members read the names of the nearly 3,000 victims. >> and our son, glen davis kerwin. >> reporter: a bell tolled six times marking the moments hijack asked planes crashed into both world trade center towers, the pentagon and a fiel

bengazi which is a cradle of the road a libyan revolution has a calm and a tax numerous times at the hands of radical group known as sharia which has carried out numerous exit cue sions over the last few months and indeed attacks against the other west well you know me i don't believe like there is on believe me if i could stay with you here i mean again again you know we only find out about the instability nato's work in libya only when the american ambassador dies as d.g. said early in the program this is a very unstable country. i think it's slightly unfair to say that because there have been reports in the past about for example an egyptian diplomat being attacked in libya a diplomat or indeed attacks carried out against the convoy of a u.k. diplomat for example and also reports about violence carried out against the libyan people who are the victims of extreme violence on the regular basis it seems now we need and if i may add a few points i don't think it's a coincidence that the death of the u.s. ambassador to libya came on the day of the nine eleven the anniversary of the nin

another we can't libyan militia suspected of killing the american ambassador is targeted by a mob in bengazi. georgia police lose patience with protesters with the first reported around stands up to over a video showing prisoners being held were thickly of used by guards. dozens of peaceful demonstrators are arrested in bahrain as police take down a march by government promises to please come out repressing activists. and stepping out for scotland huge crowds gather in edinburgh for the latest in support of the split from britain. though and welcome to our team where we bring you the latest news from around the world twenty four hours a day seven days a week karen taraji well u.s. diplomatic missions across the muslim world are being targeted by more anti-american protests which are now into their second weekend tens of thousands of nigerian muslims have held a peaceful march in the country's north in the capital of bangladesh hundreds of protesters have crashed with police scores of people are said to have been injured in the violence fresh rallies are also taking place in pakistan where at

put the basic points down very well i would just like to add one more important piece of context bengazi from january on wood has had a series of important events take place there was the attack at the national transitional council headquarters there was the attack on the british convoys which was carrying the counsel general so the british abandoned their call consulate in over the summer there was an attack on the u.n. libyan mission head in benghazi there was a pipe bomb outside the u.s. embassy so there have been a series of incidences in benghazi that tell us a lot about the actu grammar of politics in libya today but that is going to be lost as the benghazi story gets swept didn't do a much larger narrative about say some film or about terrorism i think those are actually red herrings as far as the events in benghazi are concerned ok mohamed if i can go to you i mean how do you see the narrative going on here we we have very different things going on ok and the u.s. wants to take reaction ok how do you connect the dots. sure now the middle east is going through a transitional perio

and libyan officials paid tribute to stevens and three other americans killed last week in bengazy. >> assault took place in the middle of protests over an antiislam film produced in the us use and the state department is warning americans not to travel to pakistan over more protests over that video. >> thousands clashed while trying to reach the u.s. embassy. and officials are trying to quell rising tensions condemning the california based film rocking -- mocking the prophet, mohammed. >> a judge deny aid request from one of the women who appeared in the film to take the video off the web. cindy lee garcia says she's going to appeal. she says she received death threats and fears her career has been ruined. she says she was duped by the film maker into appearing in that video. >> there are preparations underway for mitt romney's latest fund raising swing. he will be in hillsborough tomorrow night in a private event. >> and the white house officially announced he will attend a fund-raiser october 8th and will be his 4th trip since may. >> the bay area is gearing up for a chance to see

here's a map highlighting some other regions we know of gaza city tripoli cairo bengazi bangladesh baghdad jerusalem sanaa and tunis. poor tehran kabul kuwait city algiers saw a. whore and berlin and that's just to name a few for the very latest on the unrest in the middle east correspondent paula is in cairo hi there paula so you're on the ground right now can you describe the climate for me today. well it's about ten o'clock this evening local time and there is this heavy presence of mostly youngsters that have been on the streets since the early hours of this morning i was caught up in that demonstration on my way to this live position they are burning tires they've sealed off parts of the road and these are all the roads that surround the american embassy here in cairo and essentially they're holding a standoff with the security forces now throughout the day they've been holding large chunks of concrete stones and shards of glass at these security offices they in turn have erected a security barrier that separates the protesters from the police officers and every so often you have the

nobody saw that was released back in july and this has nothing to do with what happened in cairo or bengazyradical islamists act this way and i haven't heard anyone in the quote, moderate muslim community, condemn the actions of radicals that are hijacking your religion. >> sean, you're wrong. muslims in america, including me and judy condemned this nonsense going on. >> and is this a mistake to suck up to them? and apiece them and the president of the united states running a campaign ad saying we didn't do this, please don't burn our flag. don't attack our embassies and kill our ambassadors? >> first of all it's not an apology. he, president is defending americans around the world. right now, it's a precarious situation. what -- he's not apologizing. >> sean: sure, he is. the state department apologized we're not responsible. this is outrageous. >> the president asked you tube to pull it down. >> and. >> this tells the damn world. >> sean: there is something called the first amendment. >> you're glad they took it down? that is an afront to who we are. that information. >> you didn't hear m

the problem in bengazi is they were just using a rented house and it wasn't properly hardened. united states under mohamed morsi is not going to have the kind of cozy relationship it had with mubarak. he was a dictator getting money from the united states and probably he was being bribed by other forces in the region, as well. washington could pick up a phone and say do this and he would say yes, sir. mohamed morsi has a political base. he represents the oldest muslim religious institution in the country, political institution and he has a base to satisfactory, so he's not going to be taking any orders. i think that was what president obama was signaling is that we've got a new situation in egypt where we don't have a puppet. the united states had a puppet in egypt doesn't have one now. we've got somebody who might not do what we want them to do under certain circumstances and we're going to have to negotiate with them. >> professor cole is the long term answer here, we've got to ride these wavy waters. it's not going to be as easy as the past as telling the dictator who was ou

right now but the bbc is reporting that he tied in a rocket attack this morning in the libyan city of bengazi. reuters says the ambassador and three other staffs at the consulate were also killed. this is following last night's attack by an angry mob on the consulate. >> also reports are saying it is not cheer if the ambassador was in his car or if he was actually at the libyan consulate when the attack occurred. so they are still trying to get the detail of that. this all comes after a film produced in the u.s. insulted the prophet mohammed and that sparked a lot of the violence that is right now. we'll continue to follow that story and bring you more details as they become available. available. . >>> making headlines, a gun locks down a baltimore county school. parents removed children early from the school yesterday afternoon after reports of an incident involving a gun. now, no one was hurt but officials locked down the school after a student brought a gun to class yesterday morning. police searched the building but students were not dismissed early. >>> some items that police say were li

says a state department officer was shot and killed in an attack on the consulate in bengazi.ighttime video shows security forces running around the consulate. a second american was shot in the hand and a large part of the consulate was burned. the u.s. state department condemned the attack. >>> and in spain, hundreds of thousands of people rallied in barcelona today in a call for independence for the catalonian region. this is usually national day for catalonia. the people say they pay more than their fair share of federal taxes and may ask for a bail out from madrid. >>> a glitch in the reservation system caused problems. passengers weren't able to book flights for less than an hour today. the system is operated by saber company and was restored after about 45 minutes. the company later apologized for the inconvenience. >>> b.a.r.t. turned the big 4-0 today marking the day the first transbay ran. to mark the anniversary, b.a.r.t. is displaying pictures throughout the bay area. b.a.r.t. said it doesn't want to take from today's national day of remembrance for the september 11

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the fbi has finally made it to tripoli, they haven't been on the ground in bengazi. they deployed their personal to a location in the region. they have conducted interviews of personnel who were there at the time of the attack. they've not been able to get -- gotten as far as tripoli, but not to benghazi. they made a request that the crime scene be secured. as we know from reporting, the state department -- we don't know whether that request was put to the libyans and whether that was denied. what happened to it. what we know for sure, the crime scene was never secured, and the senior law enforcement official i spoke to said if we get there now, it is not clear whether it will be of any use to us. and the third critical and astonishing point was, look, one of the things we have to do is question the individuals that the libyans have in custody to get to the bottom, to understand what they are learning and, in fact, they made that request through the state department, that was denied by libya, and so the fbi has to pass any questions they have through the state depart

there seems to be nothing but the news that -- of what happened in bengazy spreading across tripoli today. most of the people i have token to, people in the capital here, are shocked and saddened by this attack. they say that it does not reflect the way libyans treat their guests. this is not the way libyans feel about the united states, and they do appreciate and do express gratitude for the rule the united states played last year as part of the nato alliance in helping the libyan people in ousting mow har gadhafi during their revolution. we are hearing also from government officials who are condemning this. they're also promising to bring those responsible to justice to have an investigation into what actually happened and who is responsible for this attack. >> i want to play a bit of sound here. this is from a libyan government spokesperson about the attack. the reaction to it. let's listen. >> we apologize to the u.s. and for the american people and to the government and also to the rest of the world for what happened yesterday. at the same time we expect the world to cooperate with u

says a state department officer was shot and killed in an attack on the consulate in bengazi.time video shows security forces running around the consulate. a second american was shot in the hand and a large part of the consulate was burned. the u.s. state department condemned the attack. >>> and in spain, hundreds of thousands of people rallied in barcelona today in a call for independence for the catalonian region. this is usually national day for catalonia. the people say they pay more than their fair share of federal taxes and may ask for a bail out from madrid. >>> a glitch in the reservation system caused problems. passengers weren't able to book flights for less than an hour today. the system is operated by saber company and was restored after about 45 minutes. the company later apologized for the inconvenience. >>> b.a.r.t. turned the big 4-0 today marking the day the first transbay ran. to mark the anniversary, b.a.r.t. is displaying pictures throughout the bay area. b.a.r.t. said it doesn't want to take from today's national day of remembrance for the september 11th t

the tack in bengazy killing u.s.sador chris stevens as you see here as well as three other americans happened as america marks 11 years since september 11th. the and i'm ainsley earhardt, back to o'reilly. >> bill: unresolved patrol car segment tonight. situation in the middle east going down hill fast. in addition to the murets of americans last night, israel is now saying he as we mentioned that president obama is insulting their government over the iran situation. apparently prime minister netanyahu again we mentioned this with dick morris wanted to meet with president obama when he comes to new york city next week but the president says he can't take that meeting. joining us from washington, fox news political analyst charles krauthammer. let's advance the story. i know you talked with bret baier and the guys about it at 6:00. going forward here, you have four americans dead. libya. i don't know we can't hold anybody accountable because the libyan government is not even functioning very much. but in israel you ca

ambassador in bengazi and the film that fueled the anger there and elsewhere. >> brown: plus, we get perspective on the middle east nearly two years after the arab spring uprisings. is it now a more dangerous place? >> woodruff: then, as the federal reserve unleashes a new program to encourage job creation, we assess the potential impact on consumers and the u.s. economy. >> brown: fred de sam lazaro reports on a helping hand for low-income american entrepreneurs, inspired by loans offered in the developing world. >> i used it to purchase about 30 handmade senegalese drums. >> we used the money to fix the store. >> we used the microgrant dollars for, at the time, was to... more signage. >> woodruff: and on the daily download, margaret warner examines how the presidential campaigns are using social media to amplify their messages. >> brown: that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: and by the alfred p. sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. an

i am outraged by the death of an american worker in bengazi.bama administration was not to condemn attacks on diplomatic. but sympathize those that wage the attacks. this is a situation we should stand up. what are the egyptians saying. you had a little bit of the time to get out of here. i have no idea in libya they clearly couldn't protect it and overwomened boy the numbers. they didn't troy to stop >> chris: just keep in mind all of this blood shed is over a dumb movie by an idiot in florida, the pastor terry jones who threatened to burn the qu'ran. 92 and eventually did. this is not the only foreign policy issue. president obama trying to find time to meet with prime minister netanyahu in person. but one thing on his schedule is confirmed. don't know if he will meet with the prime minister of israel but will sit down with david letterman. congressman, good morning. >> good morning. >> steve: what do you make of the story that the white house nixed the president meeting with the prime minister. the white house said it is not true. >> it is a

the attacks on the civilians in bengazi were attacks on america. we are grateful for the assistance we received from the libyan government. i also appreciate that in recent days the leaders of other countries including egypt, tunisia have called for cause. and so have religious authorities around the globe. but, understand the attacks of last two weeks are not simply an assault on america. they are also an assault on the very ideals upon which the united nations was founded. the notion that people can resolve their differences peacefully, diplomacy can take the place of war, that an inner dependent world, all of us have a stake in working towards greater opportunity and security for our citizens. if we are serious about upholding these ideals, it will not be enough to put more guards in front of an embassy or put out statements of regret and wait for it to pass. if we are serious about these ideas, we must speak honestly about the deep r. causes of the crisis because we face a choice between the forces that would drive us apart and the hopes that w

consulate in bengazi in libya. in libya, our ambassador chris stevens and three other americans were killed in the service of our nation. our thoughts and sympathies today are with the families of these brave americans. these attacks remind us of the sacrifices made on a daily basisaway foreign service officers, diplomatic security personnel and our marine security guards. i join my colleagues in strongly condemning the murder of these innocent americans, and i strongly support employing every available tool at our disposal to ensure the safety of americans overseas and to hunt down those responsible for these attacks. yesterday, we commemorated the anniversary of the attacks of september 11, and today we are reminded that brave americans serve us every day at the risk of their own lives. we honor the americans we lost in libya and we will stand united in our response. among the things we can agree on in washington is that the attacks on the u.s. and its representatives will be met with resolve and that america's p

consulate in bengazi in libya. in libya, our ambassador chris stevens and three other americans were killed in the service of our nation. our thoughts and sympathies today are with the families of these brave americans. these attacks remind us of the sacrifices made on a daily basisaway foreign service officers, diplomatic security personnel and our marine security guards. i joi my colleagues in strongly condemning the murder of these innocent americans, and i strongly support employing every available tool at our dissal to ensure t safety of americans overseas and to hunt down those responsible for these attacks. yesterday, we commemorated the anniversary of the attacks of september 11, and today we are reminded that brave americans serve us every day at the risk of their own lives. we honor the americans we lost in libya and we will stand united in our response. among the things we can agree on in washington is that the attacks on the u.s. and its representatives ll be met with resolve and that america's presence