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. >>> after they clear the wrongdoing of the attack in bengha benghazi, some in the gop are blasting the report. i think the report's full of crap. >>> and an nfl rookie makes a stunning catch. some are calling the best they've ever seen. >> are you kidding me. that is impossible. that is slb impossible what he just did. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, november 24th, 2014. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. folks in buffalo, new york, are holding their breath this morning. all that snow, seven feet, is melting and could lead to flooding. it rained yesterday and more is expected today. temperatures are expected to reach 60 degrees with winds gusting. evacuation plans and emergency shelters are being readiyed and schools are closed. mayor andrew cuomo says it's dangerous for a number of reasons. >> it's a toxic flood. it has sewage in it, all sorts of runoff, and it does tremendous damage with anything that it hits. >> a strong line of storms moved through the south. a suspected tornado ripped through a farm in georgia. mete

. >> senator lindsay graham is slamming a recent gop led report on the 2012 terror attack on bengha benghazi. it became a lightning rod talking point. the talking points were said to be intentionally changed before she appeared on all the sunday shows. graham is one of those critics. senator graham was asked about whether he liked the report. does this exonerate the administration? >> in my view, they are doing a good job looking at benghazi as a whole. >> yes. but yes or no? senator graham? >> no. no. i think the report is full of crap quite frankly. >> why? >> to say that mike -- well, the deputy director of the cia, when i asked him do you know who changed the talking points with senators and susan rice sitting by his said said the fbi changed the talking points, only later did we find out through a lawsuit that mike was deeply involved in changing the talking points. the deputy director of the fbi when he was sitting in front of a congressional panel and he was asked does anybody here know who changed the talking points? the intel community through him lied. >> so you're saying the intel

there are parts of this book, "13 hours" the inside account of what really happened in bengha benghazi. we will begin here mark geist. where were you on september 12, 2012? >> guest: benghazi libya and that night i was actually having come up me in a case officer were having dinner with people we had to meet that night to talk to and we probably had just about wrapped up when i got a call from tyrone woods on the cell phone and he said you need to get back to be annexed as quickly as possible. there's something going on and there's trouble at the consulate. >> host: were you at the military and why we there are? >> guest: i was working as kris was too we were both private military contractors, contracted with united states government to protect case officers while they go about doing their job. >> host: kris paronto were we that night? >> guest: i was in the annex, the cia and xml is standing by. i was on the quick reaction force were oz because he was out in the town and i was basically standing by waiting for him to come back so we could call it a night. it was basically you are an e

benghazi ooh afternoon embattled city. fighters loyal to his conservative militia control libya's second largest city. but authorities continue their mission to reclaim begis bengha. on sunday al hasi pleaded for international assistance oto help people struggling to survive. >> we call on the red cross to salvage the city by providing crews specialized in recovering dead bodies, medical crews to attend to the injured as a result of war, relief supplies and above all to mediate between the two conflicting parties to put an end to the war in and around the city. >> reporter: the u.n. mission had been looking for a way to find political consensus. but earlier this month a supreme court ruling scuttled any process. the judges ruled that the elected parliament forced into exile in tobruk should lay down their weapons. with no talk of negotiating it appears the fighting will not stop any time soon. is natasha guinane, al jazeera. >>> unnamed woman was attacked by a group of men who accused her of dressing indecently. katherine sawyer reports now from nier. nairobi. >> men demanded the, protest was treated by the stripping of a woman last week by men who say she was dr

. >>> after they clear the wrongdoing of the attack in bengha benghazi, some in the gop are blasting the report. i think the report's full of crap. >>> and an nfl rookie makes a stunning catch. some are calling the best they've ever seen. >> are you kidding me. that is impossible. that is slb impossible what he just did. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, november 24th,