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that's a note from catherine herridge this morning.investigating that. >> this doesn't seem to have changed that. >> no. >> it does raise a whole new series of questions. >> donald trump our next topic making big news new hampshire moments ago. the current g.o.p. presidential frontrunner saying if he were elected, would send home the syrian refugees, the white house is allowing to come to the united states. >> i'm putting the people on notice that are coming here from syria, as part of this mass migration, that if i win, if i i win, they are going back. they are going back. i'm telling you. they are going back. >> it fits in with anti-immigration rhetoric. i don't think that's a clearly fleshed out proposal. offer asylum and send them home. applause line. national security policy that we are hearing from him that is making people nervous about his candidacy. that doesn't seem to me like a soarous consideration of the issues. >> matt? >> you are right. how do you deport people once they have come here under asylum. you know, i think it

catherine herridge, thank you as always.t on the rundown, bernie goldberg will analyze how the hearing today might influence hillary clinton's presidential chances. and later, watters asking the folks about benghazi. >> do you know who is testifying about benghazi thursday? >> obama, i guess. >> factor are is coming right back. the cold truth is, (coughing) you can't work from home when you're sick. you need real relief. alka-seltzer plus day cold & flu has three cold symptom fighters to relieve your tough symptoms. stay unstoppable. (truck horn) alka-seltzer plus. jeb bush:believes thatnt, wamerica's leadership and presence in the world is not a force for good. america has led the world and it is a more peaceful world when we're engaged the right way. we do not have to be the world's policeman. we have to be the world's leader. we have to stand for the values of freedom. who's going to take care of the christians that are being eliminated in the middle east? but for the united states, who? who's going to stand up for the di

catherine herridge the other significant trend the f.b.i.irector is discussion is for those americans who attempt to travel to syria and iraq, they are getting younger and younger. in many cases they are people in their mid-teens and significantly they are seeing more american women get involved as well, jenna. jenna: fascinating. thank you. we'll be back with more. (0209fox555a.ecl) boy: once upon a time, there was a nice house that lived with a family. one day, it started to rain and rain. water got inside and ruined everybody's everythings. the house thought she let the family down. but the family just didn't think a flood could ever happen. the reality is, floods do happen. protect what matters. get flood insurance. visit floodsmart.gov/flood to learn more. i see is, we will tell you on the second hour of "happening now". >> thanks for joining us, "outnumbered" starts right now. sandra: this is "outnumbered," and sandra smith, with this today harris negative, andrea tantaros, melissa frances and one lucky guy, former ambassador to the un

bill: catherine herridge, too come from washington d.c.a: hillary clinton clears most of her calendar this week as she gets ready for this. the appearance before the benghazi committee, is on the 22nd, 10:00 a.m. that morning. how serious is she taking questions about the server. remember the server came to light because they were looking for any emails that had to do with the benghazi situation. here is her reaction. she was asked about this by cnn's jake tapper about the fbi investigation. >> i know earn bernie sanders said quote, the american people are sick and tired of hearing about your damn emails. there are a lot of people who are not. [laughing] including fbi officials looking whether national security was compromised during the server. martha: a bit of an awkward moment. brit hume, fox news senior political analyst and joins you now. you're not a psychologist but can you explain the reaction by hillary clinton to that question? >> i suppose in her imagination laughing at this whole thing is preferrable to getting all snarky bit.

fox news chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge joins us live from washington.oughout a fascinating day for all of us, i would guess especially for you? >> reporter: thank you, lou, mrs. clinton testified there was a certain level of comfort with a high threat level and the operation in benghazi was not in jeopardy. >> never a recommendation from any intelligence official in our government, from any official in the state department or from any other person with knowledge of our presence in benghazi to shut down benghazi, even after the two attacks that the compound suffered. >> reporter: this classified cable obtained by fox news shows it was an emergency meeting in benghazi three weeks before the 2012 attack, state department and cia personnel discussed suspending operation and moving state department personnel in with the cia where the security was high. it was suggested -- mrs. clinton also gave the impression today that the u.s. operation in benghazi was temporary. >> there was not an active plan for a consulate in benghazi at any point during this period. t

fox news's catherine herridge has details what it says about the success of the u.s. nuclear agreement with iran, catherine? reporter: thank you, melissa. the intelligence community parchin the secret military site where it is believed iran conducted secret military nuclear program, had containment vessel for testing nuclear triggers and other equipment. when the team from the international atomic energ agency or iaea toured the facility for upcoming report fox news was told the containment facility was gone and with it radioactive footprint that could be tested. without getting into classified informations member of house intelligence committee said the process the u.s. government agreed to deeply flawed. >> the administration has obligation to redouble efforts to get the surveillance and verification right, such that what the ped said would be true. the path for iran to get nuclear weapon were really closed. reporter: earlier this month the geneva-based agency confirmed it finished gathering evidence fornal is including samples collected by iranians. the december rep

fox news's catherine herridge is live in washington, d.c. with details from the hearing. catherine?k you, melissa. good afternoon. 250 citizens gone to or attempted to travel to syria or iraq to join isis. fbi district tore james comey testified this morning that number of americans appears to be leveling off but remains significant at six u.s. citizens per month. >> isil has used that ubiquitous social media to break the model and push into the united states, into the pocket, on to the mobile devices of troubled souls throughout our country in all 50 states, a twin message. come or kill. come or kill. reporter: the most immediate challenge according to this morning's testimony on the hill, the vetting of refugees as isis claims to be planting operatives and sending them into europe under the guise of homeless victims. three government witnesses represented homeland security, fbi and the nation's top counterterrorism official agreed, that the president's plan to resettle 10,000 syrian refugees has risks. the most immediate challenge is figuring out whether isis has indeed planted it

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catherine herridge with some fact-checking of what clinton said today. and we begin with chief congressional correspondent mike emmanuel. >> hillary clinton has spoken about benghazi before. this time her email provided a useful tool to help with asking her questions. >> i was the one who asked chris to go to libya. >> former secretary of state and current presidential candidate hillary clinton testified before the select committee looking into the incident which ended with the death of ambassador chris stevens and three other americans. republican chairman trey gowdy said the focus was on the americans killed and not on campaign politics. >> there are people frankly in both parties who have suggested that this investigation is about you. let me assure you it is not. this investigation is about four people who were killed representing our country on foreign soil. >> clinton's democratic allies, suggested this was a waste of time and money. >> the select committee has spent 17 months and $4.7 million of taxpayer money. >> ohio republican jim jordan used c

but we begin with chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge. reporter: thank you, abby. fox news was first to report on september 11th, six days after the attack there was no protest in consulate in benghazi. we took a lot of heat for that reporting and stuck with it and in the end we were correct. former navy seals ty woods and glen daughtery were killed on cia roof annex during their wave atattack of a mortar strike. what their bodies were brought back to the u.s. and woods's father met with mrs. clinton and took notes what she promised them. >> i hadn't looked at my notes. i keep notes, this is 2012. i decided better look at notes to review exactly what she said. so i would have the facts down. an, let me just read what is written down here. i gave hillary a hug and shook her hand. and she said, we are going to have the filmmaker arrested who was responsible for the death of your son. reporter: that mortar strike on cia annex is smoking gun evidence it was premeditated terrorism. three mortars struck the cia under 90 seconds killing woods and doherty. they were fired

chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge has more now from washington. catherine? >> reporter: thank you, jon, and good morning. a private sector i.t. security researcher tells fox news the details of the e-mails sent to mrs. clinton's private server are in line with a phishing campaign carried out by russian-based hackers. these are the suspect e-mails labeled uniform traffic ticket from the new york department of motor vehicles. opening the attached zip file would infect the device allowing for the theft of data. the fbi investigation is actively looking for evidence mrs. clinton's server was compromised, and the issue was front and center on capitol hill. >> if an nsa employee came to you and said, hey, boss, we have reason to believe russia's foreign minister or iran's foreign minister is conducting official business on a private server, how would you respond? >> from a foreign intelligence perspective, that represents opportunity. >> reporter: mrs. clinton has not driven herself since 1996, so this phishing scam may not have been convincing enough to quote, we

catherine herridge the latest from washington. martha?o-called outsiders leading the republican race by a long shot. ben carson taking the lead from donald trump in one poll. still a long way to go in this race, 98 days until iowa. is outsider dominance still the rule of the day? bill: also, another plane targeted by a laser, this time landing a pilot in the hospital. we'll tell you how that happened coming up. martha: irs chief's apology for employee incompetence not really flying so well on capitol hill. the move to now impeach john koskinen. >> i think there were, there was terrible things that happened at the irs that they need to be held responsible for and just coming up here and saying it was incompetence and bad judgment doesn't solve that problem for the american taxpayers who were harmed by actions of people at the irs. [ male announcer ] eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insur

chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge as more for us. >> the select committee made public where new records where mrs. clinton wrote that it was terrorism, not connected to an anti-islam film. three days later at the andrews air force base, she told the victims' relatives something else. >> we've seen rage and violence directed at american embassies over an awful internet video that we had nothing to do with. >> the father of former navy s.e.a.l. ty woods went emt with mrs. clinton that day and took note. i gave her a hook and shook her hands, and she said we're going to have the filmmaker arrested who is responsible for the death of my son. but records show that mrs. clinton told her daughter and the egyptian prime minister it was terrorism with no connection to the film. >> either she was lying to the prime minister or she was lying to me and to the american public. >> during the hearing, mrs. clinton said it was conflicting intelligence and not clear-cut. >> i believe do this day that the video played a role. >> but clinton's apparent lack of candor is an automatic disq

fox news chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is here. catherine?ta, this tape is four minutes in length and being reviewed by members of the u.s. intelligence community. at this point there is nothing to doubt its authenticity. and what you you see in the video is very heavy, isis propaganda. and then the execution of a man who is identified as a christian of south sudan and executioner says it's in retaliation for the mistreatment of muslims in the south but really they are so independent evidence that that's the case it seems to be just a pretext to do the execution. >> all right. what appears to be new to me and you correct me if i am wrong is that this is libya or purports to be in libya. that's different that shows an expansion. >> um-huh. libya has really become like a satellite office for isis in iraq and syria. operatives from iraq and syria have moved into libya. they have established training camps and this new propaganda coming out of libya shows that they are really operating, you know, at their will. they have a lot of freedom. they ha

fox news chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge with our report. >> reporter: in the yearding up to the september 12 terrorist attacks, 50 attacks took place in benghazi, including this assassination attempt on the british ambassador as well as an ied attack that blew a hole in the wall. the e-mails from ambassador chris stevens were only now released to the select committee. >> he even joked in an e-mail, maybe we should ask another government because our government isn't willing to do it. >> reporter: two months before the attack, this cable shows stevens requested another 13 security personnel to help him safely travel the country. the request was turned down by mrs. clinton's deputy, patrick kennedy. security mismanagement has been investigated at the state department. >> patrick kennedy, who was the chief administrator of the department, has testified on quite a number of occasions about this, yet the pattern repeats, so one has to question what is really being done? >> reporter: a state department security officer later told senate investigators he was so short staff

fox news chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is here. >> these are the five fake emailst to mrs. clinton about traffic tickets and it says they are from the new york city department of motor vehicles. and based on our reporting today, this has the signature of a base, a group of russian-based hackers who specifically targeted the state department in 2011 with this phishing scheme. if you opened up the attachment, it would infect the computer and then everyone else who came into contact with your email traffic. so, the key thing here is that it has been a hypothetical discussion that her email account could be targeted by you a foreign entity. now we know in the end that it was targeted in 2011 by these russian based hackers. >> catherine, thank you. >> you are welcome. >> those hackers disguised speeding attempts. hoping she would click on a link and infect her computer. how does this work. if it worked how much information could hackers have gotten. rust reader joins me. tell me about your thoughts on this. >> how are you doing, greta? it's scary. here is the state depa

chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge tells us about the latest step to fight home grownerror with what some critics consider more red tape and political correctness. >> whether it's an isis-inspired plot in garland, texas targeting free speech or the murder of bible study group members in south carolina by a 21-year-old gunman fuelled by hate, the new justice department position will serve as the main point of contact for u.s. attorneys. and better coordinate strategy and resources. >> terror and extremism do not always originate elsewhere. or take place outside our borders. homegrown violent extremists can be motivated by any viewpoint on a full spectrum of hate. >> while the motivation for the savage acts like the recent shooting at an oregon community college can be broad there is a common link -- just like isis, these hate groups use social media to pour gasoline on the fire of radical ideas, once contact is made, followers are redirected to encrypted communications, leaving fbi agents blind to their activities. >> social media in this space can also create for an ex

chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge has that part of the story tonight. >> at the height of the arab spring, the obama administration threw its support behind the libyan opposition and turned its back on dictator moammar gadhafi, reversing a decade of u.s. policy. last month, president obama conceded to missteps and miscalculations. >> our coalition could have and should have done more to fill a vacuum left behind. >> critics say that loosely-knit opposition included former al qaeda members and sympathizers. >> for the first time america allied with radical jihadists, because this administration thought that we could manage them. that we could trust them. >> in march 2011, "reuters" reports mr. obama signed a secret order authorizing support for the libyan revels. the following month, secretary clinton's email shows she was interested in using contractors to arm the opposition. that same spring, the fox was the first to report that the signed off on weapons contracts. brett baier pressed house speaker john boehner on what he knew. >> was the gang of eight briefed on a cov

chef intelligence correspondent, catherine herridge is live in washington. >> reporter: thank you, jenna. number of americans traveling to isis overseas or attempting to travel to syria, stands at 250. that is a significant jump from over a year ago when the figure was put conservatively about 100. this morning that the fbi testified new recruits are younger, mostly teenagers into early 20s. significantly more young women as well as girls. the main obstacle for investigators, this tactic of going dark. once isis connects with a potential recruit online, redirect them to encrypted communications leaving fbi agents effectively blind to their movements and deaf to the communications with the terror group even with help of judiciary. >> even with a court record order, the way we collect content communications in united states, we get a court order we can not what is being said between the recruiter. this is big problem. this is illustration of the problem going dark. >> reporter: the other main headline at this morning's ongoing session before the senate homeland security committee that isis

. >> catherine herridge reported today there is a new call for attacks by isis by the islamic state ons., as we know they have always wanted to go after but russians as well and how that plays is another mix in this very volatile stew is very difficult. >> if we had applied your standards in vetting the resistance in the second world war, we never would have won the war in europe. >> all right. we know that one is over. we will see hopefully this is not the start to another one. >> we supported everybody on the ground. >> thank you, panel. stay tuned to see a high school homecoming with a very special guest. i was given warfarin in the hospital but i wondered if this was the right treatment for me. then my doctor told me about eliquis. eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots and reduces the risk of them happening again. not only does eliquis treat dvt and pe blood clots, but eliquis also had significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. knowing eliquis had both... turned around my thinking. don't stop eliquis unless your doctor tells you to. eliquis can cause serious and

chief intelligent correspondent ca catherine herridge is reporting. >> the fbi director wrapped up hisestimony. the number of americans joining to syria and iraq to join isis has levelled off but remained significant at six citizens a month. >> isil has used social media to break the model. and push into the united states, into the pocket, the mobile devices of troubled souls throughout our country in all 50 states a twin message. come or kill. come or kill. >> the most immediate challenge according to this morning's testimony, the vetting of thousands of refugees as isis claims to be planting its operatives and sending them into europe under the guise of homeless victims. >> i certainly feel good about that process and the degree to which we've tightened that up over time. you can't accord for what you don't know. >> the other major trend is those americans who going to syria and iraq are getting younger. mostly now in their teens and early 20s. unfortunately, there is a growing number of young girls and women as well. >> we can't account for what you don't know. nobody knows if those

said, you had to understand the case and how it evolved and spin after spin was disproven, as catherine herridge in particular stayed on this case and her reporting reveals so much of what i just said, and only then did the administration come out and admit it. stephen hayes haas also done a great job. this is the final revelation, that their theory all along, that the administration was lying about the video, was proven true. because hillary clinton knew by her own words that the video had nothing to do with it. >> as a journalist who follows this stuff, i thought that was a really important revelation. but to the mainstream media consensus that the hearing was a flop, and some conservatives calling it benghazi bust, it leads back to the original case, the talking points the administration used after the attack were false, but a lot of people feel like that's a bit of a rehash that we already knew that. so the media had a high bar here. either there had to be a brand-new stunning revelation that can be described in one sentence because as you say the stuff is complicated, or hillary clinton had

chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge tells us about the latest step to fight home grown terror with what some critics consider more red tape and political correctness. >> whether it's an isis-inspired plot in garland, texas targeting free speech or the murder of bible study group members in south carolina by a 21-year-old gunman fuelled by hate, the new justice department position will serve as the main point of contact for u.s. attorneys. and better coordinate strategy and resources. >> terror and extremism do not always originate elsewhere. or take place outside our borders. homegrown violent extremists can be motivated by any viewpoint on a full spectrum of hate. >> while the motivation for the savage acts like the recent shooting at an oregon community college can be broad there is a common link -- just like isis, these hate groups use social media to pour gasoline on the fire of radical ideas, once contact is made, followers are redirected to encrypted communications, leaving fbi agents blind to their activities. >> social media in this space can also create for an

catherine herridge with some fact-checking of what clinton said today.h chief congressional correspondent mike emmanuel. >> hillary clinton has spoken about benghazi before. this time her email provided a useful tool to help with asking her questions. >> i was the one who asked

chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is here to tell us why getting the answers has beeno difficult. >> it was last month that the iranians grantsed access to their secret military site. the international atomic energy agency or iaea had confirmed that it contained a containment vessel. a special room or facility for testing nuclear equipment. but fox news has told when the iaea toured porchen for the first time as part of an upcoming report, the containment facility and equipment were gone. after his trip, the head of the iaea seen in tehran issued a statement confirming renovations had taken place, and equipment was missing, but provided no further detail. quote during their visit, the director-general and deputy director-general entered the main building of interest, previously only observed by the agency through satellite. they saw indications of recent renovation, there was no equipment in the building. without getting into classified information, a member of the house intelligence committee who receives regular briefings, said the verification process is deeply flaw

chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge as more for us. >> the select committee made public new records where mrs. clinton wrote that it was terrorism, not connected to an anti-islam film. three days later at the andrews air force base, she told the victims' relatives something else. >> we've seen rage and violence directed at american embassies over an awful internet video that we had nothing to do with. >> the father of former navy s.e.a.l. ty woods went emt with mrs. clinton that day and took note. i gave her a hook and shook her hands, and she said we're going to have the filmmaker arrested who is responsible for the death of my son. but records show that mrs. clinton told her daughter and the egyptian prime minister it was terrorism with no connection to the film. >> either she was lying to the prime minister or she was lying to me and to the american public. >> during the hearing, mrs. clinton said it was conflicting intelligence and not clear-cut. >> i believe do this day that the video played a role. >> but clinton's apparent lack of candor is an automatic disqualifi

our own catherine herridge is reporting on foxnews.com that there's another criminal statute, the fbi could be looking at about criminal negligence as you say. and defense attorney who is have been involved in cases involving those kinds of charges say that even if you come up and said as we've heard the clinton camp that it wasn't marked classified, i didn't know -- that doesn't stop them from going forward with charges. that's what could be very dangerous for hillary clinton and/or people around her. was that the negligence statute suggests even if you say it wasn't marked classified, as by the way hillary clinton said again just a few moments ago on cnn, in an interview with jake tapper, it wasn't marked classified. the point of this story is suggesting the fbi might not care. >> well it doesn't be a solve her of liability. it isn't a specific intent crime. that's going to be the problem. it doesn't matter what she intended, the fact is she was grossly negligent with highly sensitive information and that will nail her. >> i'm so glad they're finally talking about it when you're a w

mark, colorado, in your discussion with catherine herridge it was clear that hillary clinton told her was a terror attack but then told the public it was a video-inspired event. why the don't you say she slide? >> not my job, mark. as you would say, not my job. that's up to you to make that determination. i present the facts and advocates for mrs. clinton might say she received conflicting reports. it's obvious she misled everybody and we made that quite clear, but it's up to you to put the l-i-e worth on it. scott, plainfield, illinois. bill, if your argue is hillary clinton was warned about benghazi dand nothing to upgrade security, isn't donald trump correct when he says president bush was warned about 9/11 and is culpable? not a veiled comparison, scott. ambassador stevens himself requested more security and was denied. no one asked president bush to take precise action against al qaeda in afghanistan because no one knew about the plot. as far as available demonstrates. >>> jack lane beckettal, ryo rancho, new mexico. watched the entire benghazi hearing and believe the lack of res

fox news chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge in d.c. with the latest. this is fascinating. reporter: thank you, david, good afternoon. speaking here at the press club in washington the whistle-blower said there is a double-standard. they were aggressively prosecuted under espionage act for sharing information, sometimes classified information with working journalists to expose alleged government is misconduct. former cia officer jeffrey sterling went to congress with his complaints but ultimately sentenced in may to 3 1/2 years in prison for violating the espionage act for giving classified information to a "new york times" reporter. sterling was also convicted on obstruction of justice charges because a single email was missing from his account, even though the government could not show he was responsible. also there today was thomas drake, former senior nsa official also prosecuted under espionage act for sharing information with "the baltimore sun" reporter. he says their cases showed there is a law for average citizen and different set of rules for

chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge has that part of the story tonight. >> at the heightf the arab spring, the obama administration threw its support behind the libyan opposition and turned its back on dictator moammar gadhafi, reversing a decade of u.s. policy. last month, president obama conceded to missteps and miscalculations. >> our coalition could have and should have done more to fill a vacuum left behind. >> critics say that loosely-knit opposition included former al qaeda members and sympathizers. >> for the first time america allied with radical jihadists, because this administration thought that we could manage them. that we could trust them. >> in march 2011, "reuters" reports mr. obama signed a secret order authorizing support for the libyan revels. the following month, secretary clinton's email shows she was interested in using contractors to arm the opposition. that same spring, the fox was the first to report that the signed off on weapons contracts. brett baier pressed house speaker john boehner on what he knew. >> was the gang of eight briefed on a cover

chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge joins us from washington. >> reporter: good morningemails obtained by fox news, the offer to talk to peace was known to senior military officials advising president obama. unemail reads in part, our contact will arrange a face-to-face meeting with sayaf qadaffi or skype video teleconference to open communications if time does not permit. a peaceful resolution is still possible keeping saif on our side. the director of strategy under, plans and policy for the joint chiefs of staff and was responsible for planning coalition and nato operations in libya. a confidential source told fox news jacoby was instructed by mrs. clinton nod to take the call from saif qadaffi. the they were reported by the late journalist michael hastings of "rolling stone," there appears to be first time email documentation. the offer was real and known at senior levels of the u.s. government, martha. martha: very interesting. what else are you learning about the timing of all of this? >> reporter: a review of mrs. clinton's schedule on march 18, 2011, it may be a

chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is live on this in washington. on this now. >> thank you, martha, this activity based approach using airstrikes and body counts a metric hasn't been used since vietnam does not represent a comprehensive assessment. for example, in this case, despite the year long campaign to target oil refineries, they built temporary facilities and maintained ability to raise money. fox also learned that two emails were sent to a small core group of analysts implying, sudden toe the line and knock it off. these emails were applied to the inspector general, department of defense investigating the though a spokeswoman has not commented on the specifics of the investigation. martha? martha: is there evidence that there has been pressure from washington in this regard? >> two sources with knowledge of the unfolding investigation tell fox news this is not a problem that begins and ends with centcom, the military command that oversees the isis campaign but evidence indicates pressure from washington. >> what we've seen so far raises rea

. >> can i ask you, we talked about earlier this the hour this catherine herridge story on foxnews.comand fbi email probe. since you were in the cia so long, looking at gross negligence provision under the espionage act. that is the focus of the investigation how those emails were handled. that is not good news for her. >> it is not but look at top cover she has got. for crying out loud the president comes out on "60 minutes" and literally tries to influence an fbi investigation. i don't understand why the president of the united states wouldn't have said, not an area i can talk about. there is an active fbi investigation, let's move on to another subject. instead he said i don't think so. how does he possibly know there were no concerns over national security? >> unless he has been briefed. >> unless -- the investigation is ongoing. so we don't know everything yet. so he couldn't know everything. more to the point from my perspective, i don't have all the details. all i can say from operational perspective if i handled information the way she did when i was in the organization, when i

>> well, look, i'm going to go with catherine herridge on this, talking to the intelligence committeeot the state department. the state department, the credibility of those guys, some of the issues they're dealing with with hillary clinton's e-mail, the bottom line is this, those individuals were returned, very high price was paid. i believe that they are back in contact. and again, if you just look at the face of it, these are generals who are basically able to remotely influence troops that are now in combat with our forces. we just had kunduz, we just had a major engagement with the taliban. so these guys, being there, available for even intellectual or emotional support is significant. this is no small thing. >> lieutenant colonel shaffer, thanks for getting up early with us for your analysis. >>> on your sunday morning, some other stories we're following now. this, new overnight a plane with two people on board crashes right into a california home, sparking a fire. the faa says the plane went down minutes after taking off from the lake tahoe airport. no one was in the house was h