but deputy assistant for diplomatic security charlene lamb says they shouldn't make a formal request for the extension of the security teams set to leave in august. >> lamb was discouraging to put it wildly. why do you keep putting this forward? >> august 8th. ambassador stevens sends another cable to washington. "what we have seen are not random crimes of opportunity, but rather targeted and discriminate attacks." less than a week after that cable, lieutenant colonel wood and his military sight security team leave the country. how did you feel about the security situation when you left? >> i didn't like it. and specifically for benghazi. >> reporter: still, stevens is being pushed to increase the diplomatic presence in the city. >> secretary clinton wanted benghazi converted to a permanent consistent post. chris needed to report before september 30th, the end of the fiscal year. >> september 6th, charlotte, north carolina. the democrat national convention. >> today, without a single american casualty, moammar gadhafi is gone, and the people of libya are free! >> reporter: the same d

deputy assistant sector diplomatic security charlene lamb tells them they should not make a formal requestnsion of the security team's set to leave in august. >> lam was discouraging to put it mildly why you keep raising these issues, why you keep putting this forward. >> bret: ambassador sfeechbs sends another cable to washington. what we have seen are not random crimes of opportunity but rather targeted and discripple national attacks. less than a week after that cabling, lieutenant colonel wood and military site security team leaves the country. >> how did you feel about the security situation when you left? >> i didn't like it. i said it and my concerns for benghazi. >> stevens is still pushed to increase the u.s. diplomatic presence in that country and soon says hicks. >> according to chris, secretary clinton wanted benghazi converted into a permanent con city went post. timing for this decision was important, chris needed to report before september 30th the end of the fiscal year. >> september 6th, charlotte, north carolina, the democratic national convention. >> without a single ame

. >> charlene, i couldn't help but notice that all the boosters were pretty much white man. did any city in the 1940s, did any city use the fact that i had it the first -- >> most of the boosters were white men but they did use multinational population as a selling point and i think it's one of the significant things about this competition is that they started writing about all the different nationality groups that they had because look at all the languages our people can speak. great secretaries and telephone operators and everything you need for the organization to operate. the other reason to make that claim is the united nations had made a determination that they did not want to be in a place where their delegates might be subject to racial discrimination so they geroux line at the mason-dixon line at one point and said nothing that is in the southern part of the united states is even going to be considered and it is about the prospect of racial discrimination. they had a great discussion about how well you could find that anywhere in 1945 but the truth outline. at the p

disenchantment in the global economy save itself from its sales clouds gather overall shore leave and gold charlene's wallpapers value. giants to challenge the world the old guard is holding on protecting itself from the new kids on the trading. how can they keep their face in the game and save their currency. in time is running out to what cyprus brain has but far been the most unexpected twist in the latest run of events around the global economy and it directly involved russia since billions of russian money were targeted in the process and to talk about that we're joined by our guest i think about chords well as russia's a decorative prime minister on economic issues and we can't it's fair to say all o'neill economist ok so so we're going to talk economy now. i want you to take a look at this graph. there were several media reports saying that there were about from five to thirty billion here as russian money russian money in cyprus most humble estimation came from the man who knows he's the head of cyprus central bank so from five to thirty billion euros what's your number. well it's his deplete

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one was outraged, as most are tweeting at the agent, hey, charlene martin, please drop juror b-37. don't let the person who let a murderer get away profit from the tragedy. she continued to tweet at martin and launched an on-line petition that garnered over a thousand signatures. a few hours later the agent posted after careful consideration of the book project with zimmerman jury b-37, i decided to rescind my offer of representation. then she tweeted a statement from the juror herself saying "i have realized that the best direction for me to go is saw way -- is away from writing any sort of book and life as it was before i was called to sit on this jury." for more let's go to "red eye"'s chief legal correspondent. >> what did i say? gay marriage and now cats with slinkies. a slippery slope, people. you let it happen. >> is this victory for twitter? somebody this powerful could have this influence and actually kill a book deal? >> no, it is annoying. it stirs up this sense of false outrage. let the market decide and not a thousand people who have a very political agenda who are try

. >> reporter: but fans like charlene williams still have faith.e was decked out in her dodger hating gear ready to root on her team. >> i tell people they're like my children. i don't always like what they do, but i always love them. >> reporter: today marked 51 years to the day of williams' first giants' game. it was against the dodgers, and the giants lost. >> that season they lost 100 games. the '80s. nope, i've never given up on this team. >> reporter: it's possible giants fans have gotten spoiled, expecting every season to end in a bath of champagne. he still carries his championship belt. >> you do what you could do support them no matter what. we're still four and a half out. we're still breathing and kicking. >> reporter: after a tough week that saw the giants on the wrong end of a cincinnati no-hitter it was hard to keep their chins up, but even when the faithful are down they still shop. they said giants' gear was still selling well at his stand as it has in good times. >> no matter how each team is doing the rivalry is still a rivalry.

charlene lamb is on duty at the state department. >> he also alerted the quick reaction security teamtioned nearby. the libyan's 17th brigade, the embassy in tripoli and the diplomatic security command center in washington. >> the armed attackers enter the main gate. without warning or resistance from the february 17th martyrs brigade. in tripoli, a diplomatic security officer runs into hicks' villa yelling. >> greg, greg, the consulate is under attack. >> he calls stevens who is hiding with shawn smith in the safe haven. >> we said greg, we're under attack and the line cut. >> the attackers set the main residence ablaze and the safe haven fills with thick, dark smoke. more than a mile away, at the cia annex, the former navy s.e.a.l. tyrone woods get their weapon ready. >> they were mobilizing a response team there to go to our facility and provide reinforcements to repel the attacks. >> 9:59 p.m. as an unarmed surveillance drone heads toward the compound, hicks places a call to washington where it is just turning 4:00 in the afternoon. >> i called the operations center at the state d

charlene ambrose, redondo beach, california. if martin had killed zimmerman and had been acquitted.uld not have run rampant in the streets. speculation, but most likely true. most black americans did not run rampant. only a few loons and thugs caused trouble. we should boycott florida because of the trayvon martin killing. should we also boycott chicago because of all the blacks being killed there? bill, please elaborate on your tip where you said we should not lecture kids about substance abuse about most will tune out the lecture. have a discussion, much more interesting and effective. engage them in the conversation. jeff shultz, oregon, i just read keep it pithy. i'll be discussing it on cbs this morning tomorrow at 7:30 a.m. killing lincoln and killing kennedy, the kennedy's last days is your best work yet. it's one of my favorite's too, jack. adults are liking it, it's got great pictures and gets right to the point. thanks for reading it. >>> the factor tip of the day. two months ago i told you a good way to lose weight is to drink a glass of water mixed with lemon juice a hal

case in point, charlene price. >> she went missing on july 2nd, 1997. >> reporter: that's over 16 years: do you feel everything that could be done to find her has been done? >> no, i don't. >> reporter: police defend their work over the years. but acknowledge the problem is very serious. the mayors of cleveland and east cleveland do, too. >> in the cities combined, there are far too many people missing. >> reporter: many believe the increasing number of missing women and increased crime are tied to the recent economic crisis. its such a crisis here that civilians are actually doing the grim duties that typically only the authorities do. many community leaders here are anguished at the sheer number of missing people over the years and have taken to searching in the local woods themselves, without the aid of police, looking for bodies. we accompanied them on this day as they look for the women whose names we see on the missing posters. they dread what they might find but want to provide answers to families. we are told by one neighbor to search a particular abandoned house. nothing is fou

nbc's charlene dubash is in cairo. we had been told that a full military coupe is underway. the tanks are on the move throughout cairo. some muslim brotherhood high ranking officials have been arrested. this is confirming what we have done from richard engel. i want to go to a man. is that the sense that you're getting. the military is in charge, not president morsi? >> that's a word that's being used by supporters of the president there describing the military infringement in politics as a military coupe. those who are welcoming the news are described as the military implementing the people's will. they are not using the word coupe but certainly when you look at the maneuvers of the military, the fact that it is the one that is issuing the statement, it is the one that is trying to supersede the divisions of the politics and get parties together, the military has definitely taken the upper hand and is to some extent in control of the ma military. >>> i want to go to p.j. crowley as a former state department official. how dicey is this for the obama administration? how do yo

anyway, the surviving ferry baby is adeline braylon charlene danika.omething tells me that will not be the name of the baby. >> i think they might go brooklyn chase addison jonathan. brooklyn being a tribute it to the real royal family, victoria and david beckham. >> the last we were here, i believe it was episode six of baby watch, you were speaking with mum over there in metro super metro. >> you're still having trouble with mum. it rhymes with hum. >> and there she is. has she weighed in on today's extravaganza? >> she was so excited today. as soon as they saw the baby, she texted me and she said, oh, we are so both enchanted to see them. proud to let us all have a peek at their precious baby. i cried with joy. it was one of the most special moments of my life. which leaves knee question what she thought when i came into the word of cour world, of course. >> your mom is a sort of normal person. >> somewhat suggest that. >> is this to suggest that all the normals, aka commoners across the kingdom, is everybody like this? >> i think there is a whole l

charlene, that was a prison employee. my first wife that passed away. i went through a couple different relationships and i have a girlfriend that's doing multiple life sentences for murder. she committed fresno county's largest mass murder in history. that was my second. yeah, that's sad, i know. >> okay, so -- >> i could just go on and on. >> that's fine. >> but i don't want to, you know. >> that's okay. >> before long, duncan made it clear that his interests were turning toward a new woman. >> during the course of the time we were filming him, he became a little fixated on me. he kind of developed a little romantic interest, i guess. >> here comes the lady of the hour. i love her. i do. i swear to god. >> so the more i would try to talk to tim about how things played out in prison, he would just kind of keep bringing it back to something personal. do you have a killer mentality? >> no, absolutely not. i would kill somebody if they tried to harm you or somebody i loved, you know what i mean? >> asking me about my personal life, wanting to know the len

julia charlene merfeld is heard telling a detective saying killing her husband would be easier than divorcingim. if he was killed she wouldn't have to worry about her family's judgment or breaking his heart. >> there has been a major set back for the pennsylvania girl whose parents fought to have her placed on the adult transplant list. sarah murnaghan is now battling pneumonia. that's after receiving her second set of transplanted lungs. the 10-year-old's case started a national debate about organ transplant rules. >> tropical storm chantal taking aim at caribbean island with winds hitting about 50 miles an hour. she is expected to make landfall in barbados, people were scrambling to secure their boats. cut down tree branches. saint lucia and puerto rico in its path. forecasters say chantal could turn into a hurricane before reaching haiti. and the dominican republic. >> in toronto more rain after powerful thunderstorms slammed the city. shut down subways, closed an airport and cut off power to hundreds of thousand of people. and trapped cab drivers in their cars. more than 3 inches of rain

case in point, charlene price. this is her nephew and niece. >> wouldn't listen.: 16 years ago. >> yes, it is. >> reporter: do you feel everything to be done to fine her has been done? >> no, i don't. >> reporter: the police defend their work over the years but acknowledge the problem is very serious. the mayors of cleveland and east cleveland do, too. >> in the cities combined there are far too many people missing. >> that was gary tuchman reporting. by the way, gary tuchman is inside that cleveland courtroom. he is going to listen firsthand to the proceedings today and, of course, we are keeping an eye on exactly whether ariel castro enters the courtroom and we are awaiting to see if he accepts a plea deal. if he decides to plead guilty to all of these 977 charges against him. >>> let's move on and take you to brazil. to the poorest people. pope francis turns to the pilgrims and the prisoners. the pope started the day hearing confessions from five pilgrims in a public park. he was greeted once again by flocks of catholics. this hour he is meeting with young peop