a dire situation, bret. >> bret: yeah. casey, we are looking at images here from helicopter from our affiliate kwtv in the area. some of these shots are showing some efforts, it appears to pull people out there. are people on a giant pink tarp kind of gathering at this spot where we are looking at now. previous shot looked like people climbing over the rubble, perhaps trying to get someone out. we had descriptions of kids being pulled out of that elementary school. waiting on more wood from that. as you make your way there. let's listen if we could to kwtv the local coverage just for a few minutes and see what they are bringing us. there is the picture i referenced earlier. [siren] >> bret: that's just the authorities and the sound of the authorities there staging outside of that area we will he head back to kwtv off air. casey, as you get there you will keep us up to date. it doesn't appear as if they are closing down that entire area. >> i don't know if you just heard. forgive me interrupting there. i tried to hang the p

>> bret: and there was other cause for alarm. in the mid '90s, a pediatrician who practiced nearby notice something troubling. >> he had seen young girls and women who had gone to the clinic come back with venereal diseases. dr. gosnell was reusing the instruments, the bloody instruments were being inserted from one woman to the next and therefore the possibility of infection was uncontrollable. >> bret: pennsylvania health officials received this complaint and dozens of others through the decades. complaints filed by patients gosnell harmed because again the prosecutors say no state inspectors set foot in his clinic for years. if state officials had done their job, would have young mother of two, her name shamika shaw, still be alive? according to the grand jury report shaw died dow you to a botched late term abortion by gosnell in 2000. >> he basically cut her in pieces. her uterus was perforated. part of the placenta was left in her womb. he butchered her. >> margot davidson is shamika's cousin and a pennsylvania state represe

if it works for you, you keep doing it. >> bret: it worked. before the '70 were over he opened the women's medical sew seity at 38th street and lancaster avenue in west philadelphia complete with the silhouette of a couple swinging a child between them. >> the neighbor hehood loved gosnell and they said he was respected upstanding member of the community and known for his reputation in the community. >> bret: jen thompson made a short film about gosnell called 3801 lancaster. >> we had people tell us if they had a problem dr. gosnell was the one to go to. >> bret: the clinic operated on the shady side from the beginning suggests philadelphia district attorney is seth williams. >> the doctor was not a board certified obstetrician or gynecologist. they used the name of another physician who was certified to open the clinic. >> bret: government health officials didn't seem to care. >> we found that the first inspection was done in 1978 and it was good for a year to 1979. the second inspection was done for ten years later in 1989. >> bret: when th

bret? >> bret: shannon.hank you. >>> how long do you think it will take for the jury to decide gosnell's fate here? let me know on twitter. you can follow me@bretbaier. >>> we'll update the fallout from the benghazi hearing on wednesday. is this just the beginning? the fox all-stars join me after a break. this mig get bumpy. red hot deal days are back. don't waste another minute. it's red hot deal days. get the droid razr m by motorola in white for free. everything droid does in a compact design. or the droid razr hd by motorola in white, with google voice search that understands you the first time. just $49.99. hurry in, sale ends may 12th. powerful devices. powerful network. verizon. [ female announcer ] some people like to pretend a flood could never happen to them. and that their homeowners insurance protects them. [ thunder crashes ] it doesn't. stop pretending. only flood insurance covers floods. ♪ visit floodsmart.gov/pretend to learn your risk. >> bret: we learned that on september 12th, the day afte

if it works for you, you keep doing it. >> bret: it worked. before the '70 were over he opened the women's medical sew seity at 38th street and lancaster avenue in west philadelphia complete with the silhouette of a couple swinging a child between them. >> the neighbor hehood loved gosnell and they said he was respected upstanding member of the community andknown for his reputation in the community. >> bret: jen thompson made a short film about gosnell called 3801 lancaster. >> we had people tell us if they had a problem dr. gosnell was the one to go to. >> bret: the clinic operated on the shady side from the beginning suggests philadelphia district attorney is seth williams. >> the doctor was not a board certified obstetrician or gynecologist. they used the name of another physician who was certified to open the clinic. >> bret: government health officials didn't seem to care. >> we found that the first inspection was done in 1978 and it was good for a year to 1979. the second inspection was done for ten years later in 1989. >> bret: when the

bret? >> bret: thank you.us testimony in the trial of three former aides to form italian prime minister sylvio berlusconi. the woman at the center says his private disco featured aspiring show girls performing strip tease acts as sexy nuns and nurse, a prominent prosecutor and even president obama. the aides are accused of recruiting women for prostitution at what were called bungabunga parties. i talked with him at the opening of the george w. bush presidential center in texas. >> it was constructed against me by six witnesses against one and 30 people had talked about it. in italy, they know this. if not, i wouldn't have all these votes. >> bret: berlusconi has been charged with soliciting sex from a girl he is under investigation for bribery and other crimes. he just lost ameal of a tax fraud -- appeal of a tax fraud conviction. >>> more with the all stars when we come back get any more tempting... ... you thought wrong. get up to 50% off hotels this memorial day with travelocity. that's a good thing, but i

bret? >> bret: shannon bream outside the courtroom. joining us is republican senator mike lee of utah introduced a he is are lucien calling on congress to correct abusive unsanitary and illegal abortion practices and sherrilyn yost. we did contact planned parenthood and naral declined to provide spokes people. they about provide staples. you heard from planned parenthood in shannon's piece. naral said. this quote: justice was served to kermit gosnell today and he will pay the price for the atrocities he committed. we hope that the lessons of the trial too not fade with the verdict. anti-choose politicians and unrelenting efforts to deny access to safe and fair abortion care back alley butchers like kermit gosnell. it's a peak before row v. weighed made legal a woman's right to make her own choices. your thoughts about this trial and its verdict. >> do you know, bret, it's really fascinating to me because we have been fighting the abortion industry for decades over clinic regulations. this abortion industry is unregulated unsupervised a

bret? >> bret: thanks. that bill gets marked up tomorrow and senators i don't and sessions will be here to break down the pros and cons. >>> still ahead, what the benghazi session means for hillary clinton >> bret: jurors in the trial of a philadelphia abortion doctor are reexamining some of the key testimony concerning some of the most serious charges. shannon breen is live in philadelphia and again our warning, report contains disturbing information. good evening, shannon. >> hello. after having several hours of testimony reread to them from a key witness today, jurors are now in the trial gearing up for yet another day of deliberations tomorrow. that will make their eighth day. attorneys refused to speculate about the jury's request to hear former clinic worker linda williams' full testimony. it covered the deaths of both the infant the grand jury refers to as baby c and adult patient, legal experts are split over whether the lengthy deliberations mean the jury is meticulous or confused. as jurors contin

this is "special report." >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier. although still a day and a half away, wednesday's congressional hearing on the benghazi terror attack is shaping up as a direct assault on the obama administration's handling of the crisis and could reverberate into the next presidential campaign. much of the verbal are a tier larry will be directed at former secretary of state and perspective presidential candidate hillary clinton. chief washington correspondent james rosen tells us what we know right now. >> i directed our response from the state department and state in close contact with officials from across our government. >> in the early hours of the benghazi crisis, a state department whistleblower will soon tell congress secretary clinton and under secretary of state for management kennedy tried to cut the department own department bureau out of the reporting and decision-making. >> what would have been her motivation for doing that. >> if you wanted it so seem like it wasn't terrorism, keeping them out of room allows to you p

bret? >> bret: james, thank you. we will follow it some spectacular pictures tonight after cxx cargo train hit a crash truck and derailed in baltimore. a suburb of baltimore, actually it happened around 2:00 p.m. in white march maryland, explosion rattled homes at least a half my away, collapsed nearby buildings. the fire chief says no talks isn't a inhale lengths are burning and no fatalities remarkably have been reported. home prices surged 1 11% in march. consumer confidence rose this month to its highest level since february of 2008. all of that led to a good day on wall street. dow gained 106, the s&p 500 up 2.5. the nasdaq finished up 30. make sure you have your senses of sight, smell and humor ready for tonight's great vine. and up next no laughing matter in cyberspace. the u.s. says china is ripping off defense vetoes. secrets. are you still sleeping? just wanted to check and make sure that we were on schedule. the first technology of its kind... mom and dad, i have great news. is now providing answers famili

bret? >> mike, is there any sense that the president, in just a matter of moments a as we look live at the east room in the white house, will be announcing that someone's leaving the irs? is there any sense that's already been determined? >> there has been bipartisan calls on capitol hill for heads to roll. we heard sandra levin in the piece there, the top democrat on the ways and means committee, a serious guy, essentially saying it's gross mismanagement, it's time for changes. we've talked to people up here. they expect that the president may be announcing changes, but nobody wanted to step out in front of the president to say definitely that would be changes coming to the irs. bret? >> bret: again, the calls on both sides of the aisle, important to point that out. >> absolutely. >> bret: okay. thank you, mike. as again we wait for the president and his remarks at the white house we, bring in our panel tonight, or at least part of it. judge andrew napolitano, fox news senior judicial anal

this is special report. >> bret: good evening, i'm bret baier. an escalating series of potential scandals has the white house in damage control mode. administration officials are in the crosshairs of a angry mainstream media awakened by questionable explanations and statements. a trifecta of scandals. deaths in libya. political prosecution from the irs and spying on the press by the department of justice. as an often sympathetic press corps in a lather not seen since george bush sat in the white house. wendall goler begins our coverage. >> pressed over missteps by the justice department and irs and lingering questions over the benghazi tragedy, spokesman jay carney denied the white house was under siege? >> absolutely not. we are focused the things that we can do to help the middle-class. the things we can do to help the economy forward. >> reporter: there were questions in which he largely declined to answer questions about the justice department collecting the phone records of a.p. reporters? >> in this situation where the department appears to

bret? >> bret: steve, thank you. being held in a mexican jail says she's confident of her release. yanira maldonado is accused of trying to smuggle nearly 12 pounds of marijuana under her bus seat. she denies that. >> i was in shock. i'm, like, this is not real, this is not happening. they put my cuffs, and it was horrible. i'm going do be free. i'm not guilty. i don't have nothing to hide. >> bret: why many news organizations are not attending the attorney general's briefing, and what's next in this scandal. we'll get reaction from the fox all-stars when we return. ♪ new beneful medley's... ...in tuscan, romana, and mediterranean style varieties. just mix it in... ...and take play to new places. three ca in every pack. new beneful medley's. lets you connect up to 25 devices on one easy to manage plan. that means your smartphone, her blackberry, his laptop, mark's smartphone but i'm still on vacation. still on the plan. nice! the intern gets a tablet? everyone's devices. his, hers-- oh, sorry. all easier to manage on

bret? >> bret: let's take a closer look at the woman of the hour, lois lerner. here's some ground indicating this is not the first time lerner has been suspected of playing fast and loose with the rules. >> now under the protection of her lawyers and the fifth amendment, lois lerner is facing a maelstrom that began earlier this month at an american bar conference, when they apologized for the irs's targeting of certain groups. >> ms. lerner -- >> they used names like tea party or patriots, and they selected cases simply because the application had those names in the title. >> she said she hadn't revealed the information sooner because she was never asked, but two days before the aba conference lerner was specifically asked about the investigation. >> so ms. lerner, if you can comment briefly on the irs investigation into these political not for profits i'd appreciate that as well. >> there was a questionnaire that began this discussion. there's also a questionnaire out there that is seeking

bret? >> bret: thanks. that bill gets marked up tomorrow and senators i don't and sessions will be here to break down the pros and cons. >>> still ahead, what the benghazi session means for hillary clinton and we go live to the doctor trial sure that we were on schedule. the first technology of its kind... mom and dad, i have great news. is now providing answers families need. siemens. answers. welcome to the new buffalo... where new york state is investing one billion dollars to attract and grow business... where companies like geico are investing in technology & finance. welcome to the state where cutting taxes for business... is our business. welcome to the new buffalo. welcome to the new buffalo. welcome to the new buffalo. new york state is throwing out the old rule book to give your business a new edge, the edge you can only get in new york state. to grow or start your business, visit thenewny.com >> bret: jurors in the trial of a philadelphia abortion doctor are reexamining some of the key testimony

. >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier. teams continue at this hour to search for the rubble in moore, oklahoma after yesterday's yests disaster. the national weather serves is significant it's an ef-5, the strongest of ratings. although the extent of the damage is unknown, it's fair to say it's one of the most destructive twisters in american history. here you see the plaza towers elementary school on the left before the tornadoes struck, and on the right, after. complete and tragic devastation, taking lives, many of them children who were trapped when that school collapsed. we have fox team cover building tonight. ed henry looks at how the president is addressing the danger in oklahoma. janice dean looks at more strong storms in the midwest. alicia acunya is at a shelter. we go to casey stegall live on the ground with the latest from moore. good evening, casey. >> reporter: bret, good evening to you. the state medical examiner's office initially said more than 50 people were killed when the storm went through yesterday. t

. ♪ ♪ >> bret: good evening i am bret baier. weeks since the boasting bombings and many experts insists that the two known suspects must have had help. tonight we have a better idea of who and how. three young men in custody accused of involvement after the attack. chief intelligence correspondants have the latest information. two young men from kazakhstan are charged with obstruct being justice. a third man not seen here is charged with lying to federal investigators. after a brief court appearance. attorneys from two addressed the reporters. >> he assisted the f.b.i. in this investigation and he's just as shock horrified by the violence in boston. >> he cooperated fully with the authorities and looks forward to the truth coming out in this case. >> according to the criminal complaint, three men all frens of dzhokhar tsarnaev believed he was one of the bombing suspects. based on evidence of bomb making in johar's suite. after a text from johar, it is alleged that the three men alleged they would never see their men again and co

this is "special report." ♪ i am bret baier.ox news has brought you the special report what happened in the benghazi attack last fall. some people in washington may be listen trying to do something about it. james robson has the story. >> fox news learned that the inspector general's office is investigating for more than a month whether the accountability review board for the secretary of state hillary clinton reviewing the benghazi incident failed to interview key witnesses that was asked to give the accounts. the former justice department official are representing two benghazi whistle-blowers that were spurned by the arb and will testify before congress next week. they spoke to geraldo rive ory. there were there were people who were witnesses and wanted to talk to they were not allowed to talk to them . the people that we are representing are career civil servants and they are people who served the country overseas, in the country, in dangerous positions, all over the world, have risk would their lives, and only want to tell t

bret? >> bret: okay, peter.nk you. >>> americans cut back on spending in april, a sign economic growth may be slowing. the .2 of a percentage point drop was the most since last may. that did not play well on wall street today. the dow lost a whopping 209 points in its worst day since mid april. the s&p 500 dro dropped 24. the nasdaq fell 35. for the week, the dow was off about one and a quarter percentage points. the s&p lost .14. the nasdaq fell .09 of a point for the week. >>> still ahead, the runner of mitt romney. first, genocide against minorities. some groups are now charging the philadelphia abortion doctor was only the beginning. [ male announcer ] running out of steam? ♪ now you can give yourself a kick in the rear! v8 v-fusion plus energy. natural energy from green tea plus fruits and veggies. need a little kick? ooh! could've had a v8. in the juice aisle. need a little kick? (girl) w(guy) dive shop.y? (girl) diving lessons. (guy) we should totally do that. (girl ) yeah, right. (guy) i wannna catch a f

i am bret baier in washington. breaking news this hour is about the irs bureaucrat that envoked the fifth amendment on the tax agency scandal. lois lerner was placed on administrative leave with pay. mike emmanuel has more on what it means. >> moments ago, we learned that an acting replacement was put in her position. law makers want answers from lerner and the bottom line here, the investigation continues. ndrip, drip, drip. every day there is something new. >> after three congressional hearings. house boehner said it is fairly inconceivable that president obama anyhow. the lights are on but no one is home. the irs violated the rights of americans for two years. >> much of the investigation is on lois lerner who is accused of lying or misleading congress. lerner responded to a planted question that the oirs was targeting conservative organizations. lerner took the fifth yesterday and said she has not provided false information. >> i have not done anything wrong. i have not broken any laws. >> but expressing that d

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we're back with dan henninger and bret stevens and matt kaminski also joins us.sident's allies in the media are saying he has essentially declared the post-9/11 era over and we're going back to the standards of going after terrorists before 9/11. >> right. >> right? is that what he said? >> return to the clinton doctrine without the muscle and emphasis. >> do you think that that's what he's doing some. >> that's exactly what he's doing. he's basically saying we can't have an endless war, it goes against our values, our tradition. >> isn't that true? >> well, look, war isn't declared when we say it -- it doesn't end when we say it's over. he even points out we face a continued and one might argue a growing threat from al qaeda in various places we didn't realize existed. before 9/11 maybe they would hit a navy ship or bomb a distant embassy in africa and then we woke up one morning and discovered you let a number of these incidents continue and one of these days towers will go down in a big city. >> isn't it true the threat has evolved. the president puts it this

i am bret baier.he steady drizzle that forced president obama under umbrella provided new disclosures in the big three scandals that we have told you about and two more potential problems that lomb like thunderclouds. we have fox team coverage. how the justice department lost track of terrorist on the criminal program. we begin with wendal goular and the president navigating the choppy waters of three scandals. >> the chairman. irs and his was the second head to fall in the scandals that president obama wrestled this week. in a q & a session president obama said the white house and congress can fix the problems of the irs without the need of the special counsel and the tea party groups seeking tax exempt status. he was asked if anyone heard of thems before his counsel got word last month? >> i certainly did not know anything about the ig report before the ig report had been leaked through press, to the press. >> republicans say they complained about the irs between 2010 and 2012. a day after firing th

reporters wiretapped. >> bret: this it is a fox news alert. this is bret baier in washington. busy news days and days like today. president obama weighed in on scandals like benghazi and the irs targeting conservative groups. breaking news on a potential third scandal. this one involves the justice department and the associated press. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge here with breaking details. >> the president of the associated press confirms in a letter to eric holder the department of justice seized records from more than 27 phone lines assigned to the associated press and journalists affecting ap bureaus in new york city. hartford, connecticut and the house of representatives. the letter sta

bret. >> live in cleveland. thank you very much. >>> we are through six days in deliberation is in the philadelphia abortion doctor trial and there was a significant move today by the jury. shannon bream is there. and parts of this are disturbing. >> reporter: good evening. it appears the jury is still considering the most serious charges kermit is charged with, four babies allegedly born alive at his clinic and then killed. today, jurors asked to re-hear the testimony of former clinic employee, linda williams. she has testified with regard to the infant known as baby c, as a mitting after gosnell delivered the baby, it was breathing and moving for 20 minutes before she snipped its spine, killing it. willia williams pleaded guilty to third degree murder in that case and a patient who died from a drug overdose. though the case has largely been ignored by the mainstream media, it is getting a lot of attention from the republican lawmakers who believe the gosnell case is not a rare exception. congresswoman marsha b

uma: bret, this is uma.ep ahead on benghazi right from the get go here before reporters even ask any questions? >> no. i think that's all in the plan and something that they wanted to do from the beginning. we should probably listen in to the the turkish prime minister about syria, i think, because that's a big issue as well. >> translator: and i can tell you that as leaders of our nations we have the will to continue to develop our economic relations. in our discussions that pertain to regional issues was at the top of our agenda. while we discussed syria, we talked about what has happened so far, and we talked about what can be done in the future, and we have used that overlap, as the president has just said. we will continue to discuss this issue in greater detail in our meeting this evening, but let me tell you that ending this bloody process in syria and meeting the legitimate demands of the people by establishing a new government are two areas where we are in full agreement with the united states. supp

they will find their own way. >> paul: bret, thanks.ve your own hit or miss send it to us at. follow us on twitter on jer at foxnews.com and jer on fnc. hope to see you here next week. >> jon: another big week in the news business. the president makes a rare appearance in the pressroom taking some tough questions on key issues. on syria: >> we would have to rethink the range of options that are available to us. >> jon: failures related to the boston bombing. >> the fbi performed its duties, homeland security did what it was supposed to be doing. >> jon: a key component of obama care. >> that's still a big complicated piece of business. >> jon: does he have the juice to battle congress? >> maybe i should just pack up and go home. >> jon: more details emerge about the attacks of benghazi. fox news beats all with insider exclusive. why are most in the media ignoring the

up we are joined by bret baier from fox.ike to put thee irs scandal behind the. it's hashedz to do when their continue to be hearings on the topics. >> hearings and developments. you know you have the senior advisor dan out of this week on five sunday shows which is a a rare event. the pushback was to deal with all three of these scandals at once. the irs scandal has the biggest impact in that people across tht country get it.t i they understand the fear of the irs or government targeting individuals or groups. lois learners hearing this week is going to be interesting inn that she was in charge of this area that specifically is charged or alleged to have targeted all of these conservative groups.ve she's the one that came out with it and why it was picked up in the press by a planted question at a conference when she washe asked about it. it. so who knew what when will bebe the focus of lawmakers pretty much across the board on all three of those. >> the other interesting thing and i've read about.ad a this has the irs scan

this is "special report." >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier.roar as it did today. it's different today. that phrase is leading to a boycott of sorts for the embattled attorney general's clear the air session with journalists and news executives. it is the latest damage control effort from an administration dealing with several scandals all at once.

bret, thank you. >> thank you, martha.espite the outreach effort there are growing calls for the ag to step aside. house judiciary member trent franks saying he is disturbed by his recent interactions with congress. >> unfortunately there seems to be a little bit of a pattern here. back when we were discussing the benghazi with the attorney general he had said specifically he had released all pertinent e-mails. when i questioned him and it is on the record had any of these e-mails been sent by him, it became very clear that he had not disclosed any e-mails he wrote. then he pointed out he did not intend to do so. bill: the rnc filing a freedom of information act request for e-mails between the state department and the president's campaign at the white house. we'll have more coming up in a couple of minutes to figure out what that --. martha: the white house is declining to confirm reports this morning that a u.s. drone strike in pakistan took out the number two member of the pakistani taliban. yesterday, we told you how se

this is "special report." >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier.op cop lied to congress about surveillance on reporters. specifically, james rosen of fox news. we have fox team coverage. brit hume has analysis of how eric holder is balancing law and politics. shannon bream looks at how liberals and democrats are turning on the a.g. now. we begin with corre doug mckelway and

this is "special report." >> bret: good evening. i'm bret beyer. that did not stop her from refusing to answer questions about the tax bureau's targeting of conservative groups and her insistence she's done nothing wrong. tonight new information. she's coming back. we have fox team

this is special report. >> bret: good evening, i'm bret baier.shairs of a angry mainstream media awakened by questionable explanations and statements. a trifecta of scandals. deaths i

this is "special report." >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier.ill a day and a half away, wednesday's congressional hearing on the benghazi terror attack is shaping up as a direct assault on the obama administration's handling of the crisis and could reverberate into the next presidential campaign. much of the verbal are a tier larry will be directed at former secretary of state and perspective presidential candidate hillary clinton. chief washington correspondent james rosen tells us what we know right now. >> i

now this is very personal for bret.s a 5-year-old son that had two open heart surgeries his name is paul and seven appearingio plays at children medical center. paul is doing great and bret is very grateful. that's such a great evening. >> eric: dana, you are up. deign date of birth news story the hits keep coming at the white house. you never attack an organization that buys ink by barrelful? >> greg: never heard that. >> dana: justice department two months of reporters and editors for the associated press blah blah blah. looks like righted to a terrorism investigation. the justice department did not comment. i will make one more point about that. government obtains records in probe. if this was the bush administration, it would say bush administration, bush white house obtains. we will see how this story unfolds. this could be a big one. >> eric: that will be a huge one. i predict we cover that tomorrow. >> when it rains, it pours. >> greg: often when i'm walking down the street people will come and you say. >> dana:

this is "special report". >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier. question of whether the white house had anything to do with the irs targeting conservative groups for special scrutiny. we have fox team coverage tonight with all the obama scandals. wendell goler with the story of an irs official's new job coming after more of your money over

. >> bret: >> you heard about the harm some women suffered at dr.'s medical society. those deaths all unintentional. not so witnesses say in the case of babies born alive in the clinic. >> he was introducing labor and having these women deliver babies and deliver fetuses. the women testified that these lives were taken it wasn't a traditional type of abortion procedure. they were drugged up birth would be induced once the baby left the mother's body taking its first breath at that point that's how this doctor elected to kill these babies. >> he had a process that he referred to as snipping. that the children would be born alive and that they would then take siz cissors and place them at the base of the skull and snip or severe the spinal cord of those children that were born alive. >> this is a very very painful thing. some of these babies did not die immediately. >> those aren't botched abortions that's homicide. the reason he was doing this is because he had 46 lawsuits and he was paying up money for women who remained mutilated. it was easier to

our best and prayers from oklahoma. >> bret: i'm bret baier in new york. this is a fox news alert. a mile wild tornado packing wind speeds of 1 0 miles per hour in the oklahoma city area is reducing neighborhoods to rubble. leaving cars and trucks crumpled on the sides of highways. that monster twister has also leveled two schools. emergency crews are scrambling to get anyone who might be trapped inside of any of the buildings out. correspondent casey stegall is live on the phone in moore, oklahoma with the latest. casey? >> yeah, bret, good evening to you. we are on i-40 heading west into moore where we have seen just utter devastation this evening with this massive storm that swept through spawning a tornado. really, some things that are sort of unheard of, we have seen with t

this is "special report". >> bret: good evening, i'm bret baier. lawmakers and the nation are tonight digesting gripping often gut wrenching accounts from state department employees about the terrorist attacks that killed four americans last september in libya, including the u.s. ambassador. we have fox team coverage tonight. james rosen with new evidence showing what members of the administration knew and when they knew it. we begin with mike emmanuel on capitol hill. good evening. >> good evening. powerful words from state

jenna: bret the stakes?> the testimony from gregory hicks and the dynami the talking points first reported by steve haye he shall s and jonathan carl from abc, and the 12 edits. where was there a deputy's meeting to change exactly pwa was in the talking points? why takeout the ties to al-qaida r-r? the president mentioned his presidential daily brief, and said it was essentially matching the talking points. if that is the case, that opens up a whole different question, and i think that there is another line of questioning here that potentially intelligence officials, current and former will have a problem with, and we may see another line to this investigation about what the intelligence was saying, right away, beforehand, and right away, because we know that david petraeus testified that he thought it was a terrorist attack and had intelligence to that in the first 24 hours, and the chief on the ground, the cia station chief was sending up through cables within the first 24 hours that it was a terrorist att

this is "special report". >> bret: good evening, i'm bret baier.ation are tonight digesting gripping often gut wrenching accounts from state department employees about the terrorist attacks that killed four americans last september in libya, including the u.s. ambassador. we have fox team coverage tonight. james rosen with new evidence showing what members of the administration knew and when they knew it. we begin with mike emmanuel on capitol hill. good evening. >> good evening. powerful words from state

april 29th had the guy, bret baier had the whistle-blower on.lked about. all day long, on the drudge report it was the lead story. president obama on april 30th, to say i'm not familiar has to be disingenuous. i'll be nice. i will say it one more time. we're treated as fox at arm's length. we're that group over there because we ask this question. here is the other thing. we're not familiar with it. we ask it again. we'll ask it again. what about it? what about the th stonewalling that is going on about with these whistle-blowers. are we going to hear about it? i think i got this in blackberry they are going to call for another hearing on benghazi. >> andrea: the only reason the public knows about it is because of fox news. and excellent reporting of catherine herridge and adam housley sat down with a one on one exclusive. had this man disguised his identity but he said that evening they didn't get the security and the military was told to stand down. he said they could have rushed in and helped. listen. >> we the ability to get our birds and fly

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bret baier, thank you very much. more of b ret every week night 6:00pm4 eastern on "special report." he'll have more obviously on the aftermath of this benghazi attack and the investigation into it. >> such an interesting point there, even an airplane fly over may have scared those guys away and prevented it from getting so much worse. jon: the libyans who had seen the accuracy of american air power during the effort to remove gadhafi. they knew that some of these laser-targeted bombs, if they spot you with laser you're gone. >> more tonight on special report. we know that osama bin laden was killed two years ago, but the threat from al-qaida is still very, very real. the terror network's new tactics, we will he'll tell you about that and where it is apparently setting up shop now. and all eyes are on the oracle of omaha. we'll tell you what billionaire warren buffett has to say at a shareholders meeting, than a other stars of the world. we'll go live with that story next. i was cooking dinner for my family. boom. he

bret made a good point, and there's an awful lot to follow up on.ling right now, and you get the sense we're in the early stages. martha: and you wonder, petraeus' resignation and his statement. as you showed earlier, he didn't want to stand by that statement, he thought it was worthless, it raises so many questions about what happened with him after that as well. bill: much more on this. eight minutes past the hour now. want to get to some breaking news, a powerful series of tornadoes in north texas roaring through late last night. >> it just hit another house. bill: those twisters tearing through a neighborhood an hour southwest of dallas. six dead, scores of others injured. there are live pictures, too, in a moment here of the widespread destruction. really when you get up in the air, you see how much damage has been done. that storm reducing hundreds of homes to rubble. crews this morning picking through all of that, looking for survivors. fourteen may be missing. this morning people checking out the damage in their own homes like this woman. >>

. ♪ >> bret: good evening, i am bret baier.mbings and many experts insists that the two known suspects must have had help. tonight we have a better idea of who and how. three young men in custody accused of involvement after the attack. chief intelligence correspondants have the latest information. two young men from kazakhstan