chris, thanks so much for being here. chris: it is cool to be here.mily: i hope you don't mind me calling you brash. chris: no, i think that's probably accurate. emily: you just released a 8500-word missive about twitter. what twitter can be. before we cut to an ad for a medicare sponsored scooter, what is twitter's future? chris: 8500 words sounds like a term paper. but i had been invested in twitter since the first time anyone could invest in twitter. i have been a user since 2006. i have been obsessed. it is a huge part of my business. there have been more than one billion people who have tried it and not stuck around. twitter needs to be easier and more exciting and less intimidating for those people. emily: what has been the reaction from twitter? have you heard from dick? chris: no, i haven't heard from dick since i posted that. just to be clear, i don't talk to dick that frequently anyway. we are pals. it is not out of the ordinary for me to not hear from him. i talked to a bunch of other people at the company. it was a really well received pos

chris: in silicon valley? emily: yes. chris: yes.d of inevitable that the funders putting this money to work will not see it all back. emily: are we in a bubble? is the bubble going to pop? chris: there are multiple ways to define that bubble. emily: yes or no? chris: yes, a lot of these companies are going to go away. there will be impacts for real estate. do i think it'll be like 2000, when you can't get a u-haul because they are gone all one way out of town, no, i don't think so because this is the epicenter of innovation, just out of whack right now. emily: what you think is the biggest problem in silicon valley that is not being talked about now? chris: there is nobody normal left here anymore. all of the actual, normal, regular people have been priced out. the artists cannot live here anymore. the musicians cannot live here. you do not even meet nurses -- or doctors, frankly, who can afford this city. that is messed up. i think the biggest problem here is computer science programs are so lucrative now, that kids do not need to

not going to hand us the trophy tonight. >> chris: no, no. they now have to play eight more games in eight weeks. they had the long time off before this game. but it's going to be a grind and no weeks off for clemson as they head into the acc schedule. until until state florida state comes here. team that's had their number. another look at the stop by the tiger defense on the two-pointer. >> kirk: look at dodd. he sets the point on the edge. doesn't let kizer get outside. and then the rest of that defensive line and the linebackers are there to clean it up. but really give kevin dodd a lot of credit for holding the point on the outside. that defensive line, when they had to turn it up tonight, they did for the most part. >> chris: we will never know what would happen had that conversion been good. this thing would have headed to overtime. because notre dame would have brought the momentum into it. well, the party on a rainy night in death valley is just getting clemson holds on, 24-22 over the fighting irish. hope you enjoyed tonight's game.

krf >> chris: that's a problem. >> kirk: that's not good. >> chris: you are kind of torn, i guess, as a coordinator. trying to get your short yardage package from the 2 yard line. >> referee: illegal substitution. defense. half the distance to the goal. still first down. >> chris: what do you do? do you dare run the ball? >> kirk: i don't think you can. you have to trust the quarterback. he's had the football in his hands. he's made good decisions. if all else fails, he also is a big body and he is go for that goal line and try to use his legs for a touchdown. >> chris: any play tackled inbounds is serious trouble, though. >> kirk: game's over if you are tackled inbounds. >> chris: kizer loops it for the end zone. touchdown! torii hunter jr. with seven seconds to play! the irish are a two-point conversion away from overtime. >> kirk: you mentioned last year's florida state/notre dame game. how about this? how about this right here? perfectly executed to open it up. exactly the same situation, the same side of the field, but this time, will fuller, give him credit. he looks into the qu

chris, herbie, back to you. >> chris: all eyes on this hurricane offense. down by five. in a similar situation to last year at home. >> kirk: as a quarterback in a rivalry game, this is what brad kaaya has been dreaming about, having an opportunity like this to drive the length of the field and win the game. >> chris: first down throw is batted down. newberry got a hand on that throw. >> kirk: i cannot get over the difference in newberry from a year ago. it's as if the light has gone off for him in his senior year. he plays with such effort. i think all of the defensive linemen, there's a lot of guys with a lot of talent up there. i don't think if anybody plays with the motor that 4, newberry, plays with. >> chris: second and ten. kaaya throws it underneath. barrios trying to escape, can't. and it will be third and four. >> kirk: remember, stacy coley is in the locker room. a guy who has had a great game tonight. he's not available. he leads them tonight, seven receptions, 139 yards, so -- you're looking at scott and you're looking at barrios and waters, they have got to

krf >> chris: that's a problem. >> kirk: that's not good. >> chris: you are kind of torn, i guess, as a coordinator. trying to get your short yardage package from the 2 yard line. >> referee: illegal substitution. defense. half the distance to the goal. still first down. >> chris: what do you do? do you dare run the ball? >> kirk: i don't think you can. you have to trust the quarterback. he's had the football in his hands. he's made good decisions. if all else fails, he also is a big body and he is go for that goal line and try to use his legs for a touchdown. >> chris: any play tackled inbounds is serious trouble, though. >> kirk: game's over if you are tackled inbounds. >> chris: kizer loops it for the end zone. touchdown! torii hunter jr. with seven seconds to play! the irish are a two-point conversion away from overtime. >> kirk: you mentioned last year's florida state/notre dame game. how about this? how about this right here? perfectly executed to open it up. exactly the same situation, the same side of the field, but this time, will fuller, give him credit. he looks into the qu

chris, herbie, back to you. >> chris: all eyes on this hurricane offense. down by five. in a similar situation to last year at home. >> kirk: as a quarterback in a rivalry game, this is what brad kaaya has been dreaming about, having an opportunity like this and win the game. >> chris: first down throw is batted down. newberry got a hand on that throw. >> kirk: i cannot get over the difference in newberry from a year ago. it's as if the light has gone off for him in his senior year. he plays with such effort. i think all of the defensive linemen, there's a lot of guys with a lot of talent up there. i don't think if anybody plays with the motor that 4, newberry, plays with. >> chris: second and ten. kaaya throws it underneath. barrios trying to escape, can't. and it will be third and four. >> kirk: remember, stacy coley is in the locker room. a guy who has had a great game tonight. he's not available. he leads them tonight, seven receptions, 139 yards, so -- you're looking at scott and up. >> chris: kaaya. catch made. and it's yearby with a first down across the 36. >> ki

chris, herbie, back to you. >> chris: all eyes on this hurricane offense. down by five. in a similar situation to last year at home. >> kirk: as a quarterback in a rivalry game, this is what brad kaaya has been dreaming about, having an opportunity like this to drive the length of the field and win the game. >> chris: first down throw is batted down. newberry got a hand on that throw. >> kirk: i cannot get over the difference in newberry from a year ago. it's as if the light has gone off for him in his senior year. he plays with such effort. i think all of the defensive linemen, there's a lot of guys with a lot of talent up there. i don't think if anybody plays with the motor that 4, newberry, plays with. >> chris: second and ten. kaaya throws it underneath. barrios trying to escape, can't. and it will be third and four. >> kirk: remember, stacy coley is in the locker room. a guy who has had a great game tonight. he's not available. he leads them tonight, seven receptions, 139 yards, so -- you're looking at scott and you're looking at barrios and waters, they have got to

k >> chris: that's a problem. >> kirk: that's not good. >> chris: you are kind of torn, i guess, as a coordinator. trying to get your short yardage package from the 2 yard line. >> referee: illegal substitution. defense. half the distance to the goal. still first down. >> chris: what do you do? do you dare run the ball? >> kirk: i don't think you can. you have to trust the quarterback. he's had the football in his hands. he's made good decisions. if all else fails, he also is a big body and he is go for that goal line and try to use his legs for a touchdown. >> chris: any play tackled inbounds is serious trouble, though. >> kirk: game's over if you are tackled inbounds. >> chris: kizer loops it for the end zone. touchdown! torii hunter jr. with seven seconds to play! the irish are a two-point conversion away from overtime. >> kirk: you mentioned last year's florida state/notre dame game. how about this? how about this right here? perfectly executed to open it up. exactly the same situation, the same side of the field, but this time, will fuller, give him credit. he looks into the quar

k >> chris: that's a problem. >> kirk: that's not good. >> chris: you are kind of torn, i guess, as a coordinator. trying to get your short yardage package from the 2 yard line. >> referee: illegal substitution. defense. half the distance to the goal. still first down. >> chris: what do you do? do you dare run the ball? >> kirk: i don't think you can. you have to trust the quarterback. he's had the football in his hands. he's made good decisions. if all else fails, he also is a big body and he is go for that goal line and try to use his legs for a touchdown. >> chris: any play tackled inbounds is serious trouble, though. >> kirk: game's over if you are tackled inbounds. >> chris: kizer loops it for the end zone. touchdown! torii hunter jr. with seven seconds to play! the irish are a two-point conversion away from overtime. >> kirk: you mentioned last year's florida state/notre dame game. how about this? how about this right here? perfectly executed to open it up. exactly the same situation, the same side of the field, but this time, will fuller, give him credit. he looks into the quar

chris, herbie, back to you. >> chris: all eyes on this hurricane offense. down by five. in a similar situation to last year at home. >> kirk: as a quarterback in a kaaya has been dreaming about, having an opportunity like this to drive the length of the field and win the game. >> chris: first down throw is batted down. newberry got a hand on that throw. >> kirk: i cannot get over the difference in newberry from a year ago. it's as if the light has gone off for him in his senior year. he plays with such effort. i think all of the defensive linemen, there's a lot of guys with a lot of talent up there. i don't think if anybody plays with the motor that 4, newberry, plays with. >> chris: second and ten. kaaya throws it underneath. barrios trying to escape, can't. and it will be third and four. >> kirk: remember, stacy coley is in the locker room. tonight. he's not available. he leads them tonight, seven receptions, 139 yards, so -- you're looking at scott and you're looking at barrios and waters, they have got to step up. >> chris: kaaya. catch made. and it's yearby with a f

chris, herbie, back to you. >> chris: all eyes on this hurricane offense. down by five. in a similar situation to last year at home. >> kirk: as a quarterback in a rivalry game, this is what brad kaaya has been dreaming about, having an opportunity like this to drive the length of the field and win the game. >> chris: first down throw is batted down. newberry got a hand on that throw. >> kirk: i cannot get over the difference in newberry from a year ago. it's as if the light has gone off for him in his senior year. he plays with such effort. i think all of the defensive linemen, there's a lot of guys with a lot of talent up there. i don't think if anybody plays with the motor that 4, newberry, plays with. >> chris: second and ten. kaaya throws it underneath. barrios trying to escape, can't. and it will be third and four. >> kirk: remember, stacy coley is in the locker room. tonight. he's not available. he leads them tonight, seven receptions, 139 yards, so -- you're looking at scott and you're looking at barrios and up. catch made. and it's yearby with a first down acros

my question is not why chris stephens didn't contact you but why did jake sullivan send chris stephensney bloomingthal e-mail to read and react to on a day after the facility was attacked. instead of e-mail traffic back and forth about security it's read and react to a bloomingthal e-mail. >> i think any ambassador would say they handled a lot of incoming information and requests. some of it was about what happening in country, some of it was about what was happening in the united states. chris felt strongly that the united states needed to remain in and committed to libya. part of the discussion with him and jake sullivan and others is how do we best convey what the stakes the united states has in staying involved in libya would be. >> let me share my perspective. if you need to take time to read a note. i'm happy to pause. >> no. i'm being reminded which is important. chris spent the vast majority of his time in tripoli, not in benghazi. fully time you're trying to figure out what's the best argument to make, especially if you're someone like chris stephens trying to put together man

chris was you. >> no. >> reporter: you are chris.vented other characters. >> no, i didn't. >> reporter: just happened to be from your e-mail, happened to from your computer with your fingertips. >> reporter: it was from your ip address from your e-mail address. >> we're done. >> reporter: jenelle potter shuts down in tears and walks out of our interview and back to her cell. the family that just a month before the murders spent christmas posing for photos together now taking a very different kind of snapshot. >> thank you. as of tonight, all three of these people behind bars, planning to the whole day to sell to the their old cart aside and buy a new one... oops. nana's got the kids til 9... but it's only 2. guess you'll just have to see a movie... ...then get some dinner. what a pity. every time you take advil you're taking the medicine doctors recommend most for joint pain. more than the medicine in aleve or tylenol. the medicine in advil is the number one doctor recommendation for joint pain. relief doesn't get any better than thi

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you are chris.you invented him like you invented other characters. >> no, i didn't. >> reporter: it was from your ip address, from your e-mail address. >> i don't think we're going to get into that. >> reporter: everything leads back to chris. chris created the scenario. >> she's not chris. and that's what she maintains. we're done. we're done, we're done. >> reporter: jenelle got exactly what she took away from billie jean and billy hayworth, life, for her, behind bars. i'm matt gutman in tennessee. >>> and next, the injured bear who's becoming something of a mascot for one new jersey town, and why they're rallying to help him. >>> abc news "nightline," brought to you by geico. ♪ ♪ it's the final countdown! ♪ ♪ the final countdown! if you're the band europe, you love a final countdown. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. centrum brings us the biggest news... in multivitamin history. a moment when something so familia

look, chris, we gotta make a decision. uh...ould do the $150,000 loan, and the $150,000, uh, equity for 15%, you have yourself a deal. ♪ and you know, i'm gonna be the one grinding, i'm gonna be the one making it happen. i will outwork every single one of your entrepreneurs. ♪ you know what? let's go. awesome. (barbara) good. (lori) good deal. (barbara) great decision. let's go. good work. appreciate it, man. congratulations. thank you. thank you. thank you, guys. congratulations. (barbara) good luck. uhh! making a deal with mark cuban is huge for me, 'cause i know to build wealth, it's all about proximity. you hang around four broke people, you'll be the fifth. you hang around even just one billionaire, that proximity can impact your life. (laughs) i'm very happy about that. courage. bis: is a family-run clothing company with seven stores across the country, but they have stumbled badly over the past two years. lousy decisions... noemi: i never approved this design. -nicolas: you approved this. -stephanie: are you kidding? lemo

how about chris stevens? did chris stevens come over from benghazi to see you when you went for the big trip in october of '11? >> i don't recall. i don't recall if he did or not. this was -- this -- this was about ambassador cretz and he was the person that we were meeting with at that time. >> what was your purpose for meeting with ambassador cretz if chris stevens was your expert in libya? >> the ambassador was an expert as well. ambassador cretz was our ambassador. you remember as i mentioned to you before, he had been our ambassad ambassador, and then because he reported very accurately about what he observed regarding gadhafi and gadhafi's hen ofmen when wikileaks disclosed internal u.s. government cables and gene cretz's cables were publicized talking very critically about gadhafi he was then subjected to threats and we took him out. we did not close the embassy at that time. so, he had returned to finish out his time and we were in the process of moving him to another assignment and nominating chris s

chris? chris: tim and jenna, i think it's safe to say we've officially hit football season out here, and i'll be going for some hot chocolate when we get done here. but we'll suck it up and deal with the cold because we have a big playoff opener here in marcus tonight between the 7-3 kikisley pierson panthers and the 8-0 mmc c eagles. and both head coaches are kind enough to take time out of their game prep to talk with me tonight,t, brent koedam of the panthers and kyle oswald of the eagles. brent, we'll start with you...three losses for your guys this year, but they've come against teams with a combined record of 24-3. what have you learned from your team in those games? brent koedam (brent response) chris kyle, we talked in the preseason about this being the last season for mmc, you guys will merge with remsen union next year. have you talked to your team about that heading into the playoffs? kyle oswald (kyle response) chris: eagles are able to throw the ball pretty effectively, but they

. >> the chris christie image. why he says the iowa caucus process is the best way for voters to get to know him. that is all coming up right now on the news close-up. >> this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci eight news close-up. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [kcci captioning is brought to you by the iowa clinic.] steve: thank you for joining us. upon numbers for the public race for president in iowa are changing. ben carson is at the top of the pack with 28%. support has slipped to 20% and marco rubio has slid to the third at 13%. now pulling her the bottom, bobby jindal, my case it -- k-6, and chris christie is waiting for what he believes will be a surge here in iowa. he has been to the state plenty of times and promises before caucus day he will be very familiar with iowa voters. chris christie has support from big-name iowa republican party donors and says he will spend a lot more time in the state in

chris jarzynka joins us. you called it, chris. chris: i figured most would be in the north countries where it was. yeah, even a few spots in southern new hampshire getting into the early season cheer. a live look at colebrook. it's a very chilly morning as we did anticipate. a few leftover clouds and snow showers up north. we're in the 20's there. the only place i can find above feeing is manchester and that's 33 degrees. i wouldn't be surprised if the we have snow showers, very, very weak ones showing up on radar. there will be a few more north of the white mountains. the good news is the stuff to our west is localized, lake effect. the cold and blustery, cold to the south, snow showers in the mountains, high to mid 40's. that's normal for late november. see if we can't turn these temperatures around in your extended forecast in a few minutes. amy: we're following a developing story out of keene this morning. firefighters battled a two alarm blaze overnight on davis street. officials say heavy smoke was visible from the second fl

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nothing was too expensive for chris. not even the house he lived in. >> it was a house purchased by his mother. >> 18-year-old kid with his own house. >> yeah. that is kind of strange. >> was he a mama's boy? >> well, i mean, i guess he was a mama's boy, you know. anything he needed, he got. >> reporter: but according to michael, becky's over-the-top generosity always seemed to come with strings attached. >> it was that, "hey, i'm going to need something from you. here's the keys to your new car." "hey, i'm going to need something from you. here's your house." "hey, i'm going to need something from you. here's an envelope full of money." >> reporter: and whatever becky asked for, chris would eagerly deliver. >> he said, "it may be very hard for you to understand, but i would do anything in this world for my -- for our mother." >> reporter: could "anything" have included killing his mother's romantic rival? michelle amerson, who knew the family well, says over the last several years chris had grown distant. she worried he

chris: patience. amy: 6:13, chris will be back to and one company is keeping >> now, your storm watch 9 forecast. chris: i'm in for josh judge. so far this season, run, hide. the good news. the weather looks quiet. showers, a cool day today, warmer one tomorrow. we have an area of high pressure that's moving in overhead. normally that means nice, clear skies and for the most part that's the case over the next hours and allowed temperatures to drop, 32 out at the coast, but we do have an airflow situation which i'll talk about in a minute here. i don't know if you can see this very thin, but there's a line of low clouds hovering along the coastline and along the high pressure, this is going to start to move the cloud bank in on cloudy. and at the same time, we have a bah much-- we have a batch off to the west. they'll thicken ahead of an area of showers, mainly after midnight and after those showers moved through by 9:00 or 10:00 tomorrow morning, we have a warmer sunday afternoon in store and then our

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how about chris stevens? did chris stevens come over from benghazi to see you when you went for the big trip in october of '11? >> i don't recall. i don't recall if he did or not. this was -- this -- this was about ambassador cretz and he was the person that we were meeting with at that time. >> what was your purpose for meeting with ambassador cretz if chris stevens was your expert in libya? >> the ambassador was an expert as well. ambassador cretz was our ambassador. you remember as i mentioned to you before, he had been our ambassad ambassador, and then because he reported very accurately about what he observed regarding gadhafi and gadhafi's hen ofmen when wikileaks disclosed internal u.s. government cables and gene cretz's cables were publicized talking very critically about gadhafi he was then subjected to threats and we took him out. we did not close the embassy at that time. so, he had returned to finish out his time and we were in the process of moving him to another assignment and nominating chris s

he and his brother chris were from a prior marriage. and michael came with a hihiory of trouble, mostly drugs. so, that's gotta make your nose twitch a little bit. >> most definitely. he's on the scene when we get there. he's had a lot of problemsn the pa with drugs. so that raised a lot of red flags. >> reporter: opportunity to get quick cash? >> most definitely. >> drug habit? make a buy? >> you know, they gotta get money. and the best way to do that is -- is burglaries, you k kw? get ththquick cash. >> r rorter: did you have trouble with drugs at the time? >> i won't say trouble, but it was -- >> reporter: you were a regular customer, huh? >> i mean, it was a social thing. we'd be -- being dumb and young, that's all. >> repter: smokin' weed, or harder stuff, michchl? >> ah, smokin'n'eed and a little harder stuff, pills, things like that. >> reporter: this is methadone? >> yeah. uh-huh. yes, sir. >> reporter: with michael's sresence on the scene, and drugs now in the equation, edmunds' team brought him down to their substation for que

chris -- chris is -- he's very physically -- you know, he does a lot of weight lifting, he eats right has a son that has autism and chris is very hands on as a father and helping take care of his son so that, i think, made him want to help people, especially mentally retardation and other things because chris is doing that already and he's stepped up. he manned up and he's been a great father. >> and it was his son, his 6th birthday yesterday. he told the shooter that. he told him that it was his son's 6th birthday. why do you think it was so important for him to say that at that moment? >> i think he wanted -- i'm not sure if he was trying to tell him, you know, don't do this to me on this day. it's my son's birthday. i'm not sure if that's what he meant but that's what i would assume that he meant. you know, because somebody had said that he told him, it's my son's birthday, man, don't do this. so i imagine that's what it was. but he was also one of the people that were trying to help him before the paramedics got there, said that he kept saying it over and over again, it's my son's

how about chris stevens? did he come over from benghazi to see you when you went for that big trip in october '11? >> i don't recall if he did or not. this was about ambassador krets and he was the person we were meeting with at that time. >> what was your purpose with meeting if chris stevens was your expart in libya? >> he was an expert as well. ambassador krets was our ambassador. you remember as i mentioned to you before he had been our ambassador and then because he reported very accurately about what he observed regarding gadhafi and gadhafi's henchmen, when wikileaks disclosed internal u.s. government cables and the cables were publicized talking very critically about gadhafi, he was then subjected to threats and then we took him out. we did not close the embassy at that time. so he had returned to finish out his time and we were in the process of moving him to another indictment and fom nating chris stevens to replace him. >> you didn't talk to chris stevens? >> while i was in libya, i don't recall. o

how about chris stevens? did chris stevens come over from benghazi to see you when you went for that big trip in october '11? >> i don't recall. i don't recall if he did or not. this was about ambassador kretz and ambassador kretz was the person that we were meeting with at the time. >> what was your purpose for meeting with ambassador kretz if chris stevens wa your ambassador in libya? >> ambassador kretz was our ambassador. as i mentioned to you before, he'd been our ambassador and then, because he reported very accurately about what he observed regarding gadhafi and gadhafi's henchmen, when wikileaks disclosed internal u.s. government cables and gene kretz's cables were publicized talking very critically about gadhafi, he was then subjected to threats and then we took him out. we did not close the ambassador at that ti -- embassy at that time. he finished out his time. and we were in the process of moving him to another assignment and nominating chris stevens to replace him. >> but you diplomat during that

>> you towed chris murphy's car? (laughing). >> chris murphy's car. well, listen -- >> you messed up my grill, the grill is bent. >> oh, no. >> we didn't want to tow chris murphy's car. but jay said, you know, it is you, let's take this to the next level. let's tow chris murphy's car. he said is he a nice guy. >> i said he is as okay. ya. >> i don't know if we need any work done to this car. chris, do you need anything done? >> yes, i need a new grill, that mercedes emblem popped off. >> yes, you ruined that. >> oh, look at that. >> nice work, quincy. >> this is how it is, this is how it came here. jay, i appreciate it, this is cousin, everyone's cousin over there. >> okay look at that. >> now, oh,. >> you snow. >> we'll try to get it done. >> we'll get it done. >> your welcome, chris. your welcome, chris. >> you know what? why don't go work for the ppa? >> he has a lot of tickets. >> i know, unpaid. >> chris, he does work, though. >> yes, you have chris parked down at the station here. that was funny. 9:33, fall seems to be the reason for all things

palmquist, chris how are things going out in norfolk? tim, what a night for a rivalry gamei've had few weeks, so i can only imagine what it's like for everybody here behind me. it's 7-0 norfolk catholic hosting 5-2 pierce...but let's be honest those records don't matter at all in a aame like this. the coaches of both teams, jeff bellar of norfolk catholic & mark pierce. things off with you...we heard from a couple of yesterday on the it like to be a part of this rivalry? mark brahmer (mark response) chris palmquist--jeff...w ith all the excitement surrounding this game, by fans, by the media, by the players...how w you keep the g gs cused on 48 mimites of foototll? jeff bellar (jeff response) chris: mark, last season norfolk catholic came to your place and won 56- 20. how much has that loss served as motivation for your boys? mark brahmer (mark response) chris: jeff, when you look at pierce on film, what is it they do that makes them so successful? jeff bellar (jeff response) chris: special teams, this game? mark brahmer response) chris:

my question was actually not why chris stevens didn't contact you, but why did jake sullivan send christevens a sidney blumenthal to read and react to on the day after the facility was attacks the same day he was denied request for more security? instead of email traffic back and forth about security, it is read and react to a blumenthal email? >> well i think any ambassador, if one were sitting before the committee, would say that they handled a lot of incoming information and requests, some of it was about what was happening in country. some of it was about what was happening back in the united states and chris felt strongly that the united states needed to remain in and committed to libya. so he was concerned that there might be a feeling on the part of some either in the state department or elsewhere in the government that we shouldn't be in libya. he was adamantly in favor of us staying in libya. part of discussion with him and, jake sullivan and other was the, you know, how do we best convey what the stakes, the united states has in staying involved in libya would be. and i though

i'm chris nguyen.as we get a check of the weather some of us enjoyed cooler temperatures this past week. what can we expect this weekend. lisa argen is tracking the condition where's you live. high, lisa. >> hi, chris. good morning. we are starting out with patchy fog by the airport. otherwise conditions are clear right now. big time changes for your weekend forecast, starting with this area of low pressure that will drop down and parallel the coast of california. it will bring not only cooler weather but windy conditions, as well, and a slight chance of a shower tonight. 46 in novato. 53 in napa. 52 in napa, as well as santa rosa. looking at upper 50s for livermore. a red flag warning in effect for elevations above 1,000 feet for the east bay hills. dry winds, low relative humidity. rapid fire growth. we will talk in detail about highs for your cooler weekend forecast coming up. chris. >> thanks, lisa. breaking news out of afghanistan now. a u.s. airstrike may have hit a doctors without borders hospit