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say they are looking into it. >> the situation in benghazi is now coming in from the ambassador chris steven'sry entry. he warned of never ending security threats in his final entry written on september 11th. that is the same day that he and three other americans were killed. stevens also allegedly wrote about being a target on an islamist hit list. these entries coming to light as the man in charge in africa on the night of the terror attacks told his side of the story. mike emanuel has the details. >> in a closed door classified briefing looking into the military response of the benghazi attack last september 11th carter ham who was a commander of africom was not consulted when they prepared for a 9-11 anniversary. >> the biggest take away is no amount of heroic effort could over come the white house's lack of preparedness on september 11th the day that these attacks took place in again zi. >> the white house put out a statement on september 10th on white house counter-terrorism advisor john brennan giving meetings about security measures and steps taken for u.s. persons and facilities abroa

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watching from tripoli, gregg hicks, number two man in libya, reaches out to his boss, chris stevens,nghazi. >> chris, are you aware what's going on in cairo? and he said no. i told him that embassy had been stormed. and they were trying to tear down our flag. he said thanks very much. >> reporter: no sign in benghazi of protests, over video or anything else. 9:00 p.m. ambassador stevens and sean smith retire in the main residence. four diplomatic security officers join them. including lead officer scott wickland. another officer, alec handerson is at the tactical officer center. >> the video was a non event in libya. >> charlene clam lamb is on dut. alerted the special security agent. the embassy in tripoli, and the diplomatic security command center in washington. >> reporter: armed attackers entered the main gate without warning or resistance. and hicks as a villa has someone run in. >> gregg, gregg, the consulate is under attack. gregg, we're under attack. >> the attackers set the main residence ablaze. and the safe haven filled with thick, dark smoke. more than a mile away, at th

consulate in libya where the officials were taking too long four americans and chris stevens died in the attack last month and they have criticized this as being politically motivated. >>> there were concerns of a deadly airborne virus. they found african-american filipino and medically at risk patients are most vulnerable to the tell necessary and the state has #0 day to complete the station. it's something he promised during his up august racing and 42% is causing the earth to get warmer. >>> they are teaming up to work on cloud based platforms. the two heavyweights have competed for years from newer and smaller rivals. >>> lot of us hit water on the roads right now. that is unusual right now. >> yes, in june, 880 westbound, you will see some wet roads and however we don't have a lot going on and also across the bridge. if you are driving in san jose, traffic does move well getting up to highway 17. here 16 steve. >> you are welcome sal. i thought i would show you the temperatures. there is still some drizzle light rain out there. it and yesterday i am projecting the forecasted hig

chris, steven hayes, fox news contributor, steven. let me begin with you.his report, explosive report from the "washington post." to be clear we all knew what was breaking across the news. we knew seven years ago. u.s.a. today among other news organizations reporting the collection of so-called meta data. this "washington post" story is quite different dealing with service providers? >> i think you are exactly right. the proper distinction to make. in some ways, my first two reads of the story about the prism program that has been in existence seems to be magnitudes of order, more significant than the verizon story as you say we've been talking about all the time. it appears, if you read the piece closely, it appears to be getting into content rather than just collecting and analyzing meta data. meta data that is cold and numerical, if you go through it and only analyze, it's requiring eyes on analysis of actual content of actual communications which we were not seeing. we were not listening into these conversations in the case of verizon an these other pro

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ambassador chris stevens and three other americans were killed. >> they weren't told to stand down.was at tripoli airport. >> brian: what? >> gretchen: this comes as a new fox news poll finds more than half of voters, 56%, think president obama didn't order troops to benghazi because he didn't want to risk something costing him the election. >>> the navy will soon no longer sell messages -- spell messages in all capital letters. officials say all caps messages come across as too harsh. another reason? a switch to mixed case software will save the navy $15 million a year. all caps communication had been a navy staple since the 1800s. the new messaging system should be ready by 2015. >> brian: it takes two years to do that? >> gretchen: i guess because it's interesting because when you get an e-mail in all caps, it's like somebody screaming at you. >> brian: it doesn't hurt my feelings. how do you feel about that? write us. do you really think the navy should be adjusting? i understand saving money. should we be adjusting from all capital letters because we're more sensitive as a peop

hillary clinton faces yet necon cal after failing to protect her friend ambassador chris stevens and three others in benghazi. this time an inspector general report. this as prostitution and drugs permiated her department's diplomatic security is service. what is going on in the state department? whacky and wild me is a former spokesman to the tour u.s. ambassadors to the u.n. and a fox news contributor richard grunell. thanks for being with us this evening. >> thanks for having me. >> judge jeanine: our pleasure. what we are hearing about is state department officials are sexually one in particular sexually assaulting foreign nationals that they hired as embassy guards an ambassador are who goes into a public park and routinely dumps the security detail and solicits prostitutes including underaged minors and hillary clinton says she knew nothing about any of this. do you believe that? >> i mean it is ridiculous. mean this all went on during the hillary clinton tenure. we only know about this because a whistle blower decided to come forward and say that she was trying to brief a sena

chris stevens a bay area native was one of four americans killed in that terrorist attack. >>> and police clash with protestors as an estimated one million bill januaries hit the streets of more than 80 city us this morning. today brazil's leader will hold a meeting. >>> that flight took off from london to san francisco when they realized they were low on toilet paper. the solution airline attendanted put the cocktail napkins in the bathroom to avoid delaying the flight. >> i would rather use cocktail napkins in the bathroom than have an hour or two delay. so i'm with united on this. >> the airline has apologized to the customers for the inconvenience. the funny thing is what the napkins say. ly have to get a pick -- i will have to get a picture of that. >>> time is 5:1. let's check in with tara. you're watching the bay bridge construction. >> yeah for another 40 minutes you will see sluggish traffic in the eastbound direction. this is right at the s-curve. took me an extra 15-20 minutes to get into work today. if we take a look at our maps we can actually show you that we have a lot of c

why was ambassador chris stevens in benghazi? what was the president's impact as far as the decision he should have been making. an ambassador came under attack. who sent susan rice out there to really tell a lie and deceive the american people, why did he continue to tell that lie for two weeks after on univision and at the united nations. the irs scandal is huge and personal to a lot of people. you don't see the president getting in front of this, talking about the climate that is happening across his administration, but what do you see? people getting promoted. you see people going off on taxpayer-paid vacations, so this feigned indignation is starting to wear thin. >> why do you think he -- maybe he doesn't care. why should he care? he's not going to run again, and the line so famous from early on, first elected in 2009, something with senator mccain or something saying i won. why should he care? is it just popularity? or that he can't get his agenda passed? >> the president of the united states of america, that's an incredib

. >>> pages from the diary of chris stevens would was killed along with three other americans in benghaziline. in his latest entry, he wrote of a never ending security threats. almost ten months later, this administration has still given us no answers. with me is former cia operative mike baker who joins us from boise. mike, thanks for being with us. mike, we had to fight to figure out what happened and to prove that this massacre was not the result of a hateful video. now we see that there is a diary of the ambassador and clearly he was afraid for his own life. what do you take from this? >> no. absolutely. absolutely. first of all, i and a lot of other people would like to thank you for keeping this story alive and somewhere near the front burner despite the administration's best efforts to try to make it go away. it's ten months since at tack. we're going on the first anniversary. i just -- i'm still just gob smacked that we're almost to the one-year mark and we have no real answers to very simple questions. but in terms of the diary, when you read this diary from ambassador stevens, t

machine has to say, why was ambassador chris stevens in benghazi, a hotbed of radical islammism, was what the president's impact as far as the decision he should have been making? we have an ambassador coming under attack? who sent susan right out there to really tell a lie? why did he continue to tell that lie for two weeks afterward when univision and at the united nations isn't irs scandal is very huge. that's personal to a lot of people. you just don't see the president getting in front of this. you don't see the president really talking about the climate that is happening across his administration. but what do do you see? you see people getting promoted and going off, you know on taxpayer-paid vacations. so this feigned indignation is starting to wear thin. >> why do you think -- maybe he doesn't care? why should he care? he's not going to run again. the line that was famous in 20 very 9, senator mccain or someone saying, i won. why should -- why should he care? you know, is it popularity? or i mean -- is it that he can't get the agenda passed? >> you are the president of the un

ambassador to libya chris stevens. state department officer sean smith and two former navy seals. and glen doherty. the via lebility and deadly antigovernment rallies rage on in turkey. a key u.s. ally in the middle east. and the turkish prime minister today threatening to use military force on protesters as several hundred union workers joined in the demonstrations. today's scenes in anchor are a and istanbul not nearly as chaotic as what went on there over the weekend. [siren. [. >> jon: riot police fired water canon and tear gas on protesters yesterday in the capital city. marking nearly three weeks since the clashes broke out. at least five people, including a police officer reportedly have died. protesters say they are unhappy with a variety of issues, including what they sees a the prime minister's attempt to impose a religious lifestyle on what's currently a secular society. turkey shares borders with iran, syria and iraq among others. the biggest clashes have been taking place on the other side of the country. leland vittert live with more from istanbul. leland? >> and rig

that assault which killed four americans, including our ambassador to libya ambassador chris stevensens to be the subject of a special fox news reporting that airs tonight. shear preview. >> why did it take almost four and a half hours to start the clock to prepare to deploy? it is the american way that when we have a man down, you send people in. we have people being killed. ambassador missing. we didn't know when that attack was going to end and the american military did not respond. >> bret: why would they be ordered north to respond? >> it's the big question. i think you are going to find that a lot of levers that the president had at his disposal were not pulled. >> harris: you can much cat entire thing a little more in two hours as bret baier hosts benghazi, the truth behind the smoke screen. that's tonight 10:00 p.m. eastern right here on fox news channel. well, a battle is brewing between the popular internet radio service pandora and some of the artists it it features. members of one of the biggest bands in history are upset that the tech giant trying to take their money. no

debra jones replaces chris stevens, who of course was killed in the benghazi attacks along with three other americans. the prospect of peace talks between the u.s. and the taliban about the future of afghanistan are focused tonight on a proposed prisoner exchange. national security correspondent jennifer griffin tells us what's in it for both sides. >> reporter: 27-year-old u.s. army sergeant bo birkdale of idaho is the only american prisoner of war captured in afghanistan. he has been held since 2009. now it seems the taliban are ready to make a deal, offering to exchange birkdaal for five top taliban leaders currently held at guantanamo bay. the taliban's minister of defense, its deputy minister of intelligence, the former taliban minister of interior and two provincial commanders. there are 25 afghan prisoners currently held at gitmo. congress could block their release. the taliban are especially designated terrorist organization raising questions about why u.s. officials are preparing to negotiate with them in doha, qatar. it is not clear which taliban faction has sergeant birkdal

the diary of chris stevens revealed. >> a scare in the skies as 15 passengers get sick aboard a deltalight. could food poisoning be the culprit? fox and friends first starts right now. >> good morning everyone. you are watching "fox & friends first" on this thursday morning. i am patti ann browne. >> i am heather nauert. thank you for starting your day with us. >> he went from a rising star in the nfl to an accused killer possibly facing life behind bars. we are learning new details about the arrest of patriot aaron hernandez. >> good morning to you, good morning to everybody at home. 23-year-old aaron hernandez showed no emotion as prosecutors accused him of the cold blooded killing of his friend. hernandez and him argued after leaving a club on friday night. hernandez monday two friends drove to a nearby industrial park. loud was then shot 5 times. authorities say hernandez was the mastermind. >> after picking him up he brought up the subject that he was mad about that incident. he then drove the victim to the remote spot and he orchestrated his execution and that's what it was. >>

chris stevens. president obama arrived in africa today for his second trip. white house says the president hopes to spotlight trade and economic government. stop where he is scheduled to visit a museum dedicated to africans sent off to slavery in the americas. the first family plans to visit the nations of south africa and tanzania over the next several days. white house aides says there are contingency plans to cut the trip short in case the former south african president nelson mandela and civil rights leader takes a turn for the worse. united kingdom reports the civil rights icon on life support. his spokesman tells fox news in light of these developments, the president has cancelled his one-day trip for a business conference on thursday. nelson mandela has spent weeks in the hospital with a lung infection. he became south after infantry caps first black president in 1994 after he had spent decades at a political -- as a political prisoner in his crusade to end apartheid. nelson mandela is 94. defense attorneys for george zimmerman say the prosecution coul

ambassador there chris stevens, mike emanuel on capitol hill now. mike?nteresting dynamic as house oversight chairman darrell issa sounds frustrated and irritated with the state department but not the individual employees there are four mid level state department officials who have been subpoenaed by the house oversight committee. they are eric boswell and scott from the bureau of diplomatic security and elizabeth dible and elizabeth jones from the bureau of middle eastern affairs. the concern for lawmakers is getting their unfiltered stories. >> i think the think that concerns us the most is that there is a continues to be a shifting sand of what the story was just as we got false statements for weeks after benghazi owe injured it's been 10 months since the attack on benghazi. we deserve a lot of answers. i worry that they are overly coached but we will see. we will give them the benefit of the doubt. they are going to come in and testify under oath. i hope they are truthful. >> the benghazi terror attack was last september 11th. lawmakers say the four o

there is bachmann in the screwiest one ever saying that this alleged coverup of benghazi killed chris stevensmats going back in the way back machine and killed them somehow before the incident because of how the coverup was handled. it doesn't make any sense but i can hear people say, yeah. that sounds good. bait and switch. i'm looking out for it all the time now. your thoughts? >> absolutely. it is funny it's kind of fitting that michele bachmann was the person who took the tea party inside the house of representatives. she was one of the main people who did it. because the tea party is the ultimate example of this, chris. remember the original supposed complaint of the tea party were the bail outs. we bailed out the big banks. that supposedly got it going. what they did was they came out and they immediately turned all that anger, all that frustration, all that fear about the economy on to the victim. it was the deadbeat home owners. it wasn't the banks. it wasn't wall street. it wasn't the people that fund the tea party. the people, the big corporations that are really behind growing this

for the talking points about the attack on the benghazi mission. .one that killed amabassador chris stevens job for rice wasn't taken very well by some congressmen. >> well certainly her, her knowledge of what goes wrong in national security and win, it's, it's al qaeda is legendary. >> reporter: samantha power -- who worked with the president during his first run at the presidnecy -- replaces rice at the u.n. >> reporter:take a look at this. this is from los angeles. and the woman on the left is actually trying to rob the woman in the wheelchair. several people -- as you can see -- walk by and do nothing. finally, one woman who saw what was happening got the would-be robber off the wheelchair-bound victim. and while another bystander tried to stop the violence, watch what ends up happening. a man comes out of nowhere and gives the robber a flying kick to the face. check it out again. >> reporter:turns out, the robber never got the purse, and the victim was able to get away without harm. chrysler is taking on federal safety >> jacqueline: and 62 in san francisco, 74 and fairfield and '60s a

. >> reporter: the attacks in benghazi last fall killed four americans including ambassador chris stevensa sweeping overhaul by the state department which included hiring 150 additional diplomatic security agents, posting marine guards at the most dangerous missions and dedicating a department solely to those posts. there's now a 24-hour surveillance outside washington. today there are more than 20. >> we've centered so much on benghazi, but benghazi was a tragedy. >> the way in which ambassador stevens report lid died has become a key focus for miller. >> we spent $13 million that we're pushing outyoef sees to make sure they have the personnel equipment and training. >> but some agents tell us they still do not have the resources to fix all of the security flaws that were highlighted in those benghazi >>> surviving the next superstorm. mayor michael bloomberg has a $20 billion plan to protect new york city. is it enough? we'll ask professor michio kaku ahead on "cbs this morning." ised with edible arrangements new double indulgence box! chocolate dipped strawberries, apple wedges with ch

darryl dixon, adam tell, animal ultimer, ben mostly, taylor nicholas, julian baer, andrew vilaskey, chris steven wahl, ann haslett, james glick, and sara margaret hughes. the staff members have really done an outstanding job, and i'm very pleased that they have been members of our team, and for all of them and especially for the senators and the support we have received today, we appreciate the support very much.ield the floor. and i suggest the absence of a quorum. mr. brown: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from ohio. mr. brown: thank you, mr. president. thank you, senator cochran. i ask unanimous consent that tributes to frank lautenberg, the late senator from new jersey, be printed as a senate document and that the members have until 12:00 noon on thursday, june 20, to submit tributes. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. brown: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent for the appointment at the desk -- that the appointment at the desk appear separately in the record as if made by the chair. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. brown: mr. president, i ask una

september 11th terror attack on the consulate in libya left four americans dead including ambassador chris stevensbaum is in the fox news studio with the latest "fox news poll". >> reporter: we're crunching the numbers, jon. we thought maybe it was a concern for republican voters suspicious of administration and its response to the attack but the new poll says that is changing. according to a new fox poll, majority of americans feel that the president let election year politics played a role not to stage a rescue attempt while the u.s. consulate was under attack. 56% say it was politics. 26% said the president believed what military commend, were telling him that nothing could be done. whether congress should continue to investigating administration's handling of the attack, 78% said yes and that includes the 68% of all democrats asked. the president rom missed those responsible for the attack would be brought to justice. we asked people about that as well. only 47% of those polled said they believe that will happen. 48%, jon, they say believe the attackers will never be caught. the polls were con

investigation into the attack in which terrorists murdered four americans, including ambassador chris stevens. mike ae manual live on capitol hill with more. >> house oversight chairman darrell issa has wanted to conduct depositions with four key state department officials and has now issued subpoenas to make it happen. in a letter to secretary of state john kerry he writes saying that the house oversight committee has been trying for months to arrange the interviews. the chairman said they thought they would have finished a half dozen interviews by now. issa writes quote i respect the witnesses' interest in preparing to answer the committee's questions, however i am concerned that waiting weeks or months while the department prepares to be interviewed creates the risk that their testimony will be rehearsed or coached. he notes, it does not require weeks of preparation to answer questions about benghazi truthfully. of course the house oversight committee has been investigating the the attack last september 11th in benge, libya when four americans were killed. here is another key lawmaker expr

ambassador chris stevens who, as you know, was killed during the benghazi terror attack last septemberree other americans also died in that attack. ♪ ♪ jenna: well, some word today of a potential prison swap offer from the taliban in afghanistan. a senior spokesman from the group telling the associated press the taliban now stands ready to free sergeant bowe bergdahl, the american soldier who disappeared in 2009 and has apparently been held hostage all this time. there is a condition, though, for his release. it will only happen if the u.s. frees five of the taliban's senior operatives now being held at guantanamo. this offer comes amid conflicting reports about whether afghan president hamid karzai will join the peace talks which, of course, we also have a role in. kt mcfarlane joining us, former deputy assistant secretary of defense during the reagan administration, has been to afghanistan in part-times. let's start -- many times. let's start first with this potential swap. what should we do? >> it wreaks your heart. i think it's probably one of the most difficult decisions any leade

why was ambassador chris stevens in benghazi, a hotbed of radical islam? i've been at in combat zones on 9/11. just a mission of trouble. we should not have had it high value target trouble into a dangerous area without the amount of a security. that is the number-one question we have to ask. why was it we do not come to the support of americans that were under attack. that is not who we are. you saw how strongly the special operators fought in the battle of mogadishu because leave no one behind. from massachusetts. caller: good morning. i was going to hang up. your going to ask about aspirations for the future. for yourto thank you service to the country. i admire your conservative ideas. inwas a sad day back november when someone like you can get voted out of office on to same day that alan gracon get voted back into office. i'm just worried about the country. yourted to thank you for service and i think you're a great american. guest: the measure of a man is how many times you get back up. host: this headline on friday herald." miami the chief of staff,

>>gretchen: that's a great question because a lot of people were wondering why chris stevens was allowedhere with so little security. the ambassador i'm talking about. >>steve: it does look as if because the president of libya was on that chat show just before susan rice was blaming it on a video and he had already said it was al qaeda, apparently the libyan government actually keft the f.b.i. from doing it. so when mr. mueller was talking about a a a a a number of reasons, that's one of them. >>brian: a cnn reporter and other reporters there finding his journal. it wasn't the safest thing. the other thing is our military. if you say you need someone , i think they would have gotten it. i would think you could have scrambled enough people there to provide security for the area. just a hunch. the detached, disinterested portion of this investigation and the testimony yesterday did not elude rudy giuliani who was on with sean hannity last night. >> seems terribly disengaged. i was the third ranking official in the justice department during the reagan administration for some very serious an

investigator under oath filled out an affidavit seeking information as part of the case against steven kim. >> chris: but the fact is that the fbi investigator mr. reyes who who signed off on the affidavit did it we are now told because the department has admitted with the approval of the attorney general and it isn't that they went to one judge. they went to three judges before they got one who would agree that rosen would not be notified of this. you don't think that that is in away signing a false affidavit which i must tell you, sir,, is also perjury. >> it would be. but tell me what is false in the affidavit? there are no false allegations made in the affidavit that i know of and certainly i don't think chairman goodlate has any information about false allegations in the affidavit. >> chris: the attorney general says -- >> chris. >> chris: go ahead. what is the false information in the affidavit? >> well, the false information is that they found probable cause to find that he was an aider abettor or coconspirator with the alleged leaker of the information, therefore when the attorney general sa

steven haze, chris speyer wall on these latest scandals developing out of washington d.c. you know, there -- there are even more. gerri: i cannot count that high. [laughter] gerri: we will count them nonetheless. gerri: good for you. we look for to seeing you at the top of the hour. thank you for that. >> thanks. gerri: from one white house scandal to another, one of the stars of the infamous irs star trek perry video apologizing for his role at a house hearing. defending the actions of others. rich edson in washington d.c. -- washington d.c. with the details >> reporter: good evening. the actor who most recently portrayed him, the commissioner of the small business and self-employed division at the internal revenue service. this video opened a 2010 irs conference in anaheim, california. taxpayers spent more than $4 million on that conference, more than $50,000 on videos like this, $17,000 on the motivational artist, and an additional 64 grand on gifts fo@ employees, including miniature stuffed animals, plants exporting fish, and miniature, bendable, plastic figures. the s

judge, an fbi judge, filled out an affidavit seeking information as part of their case against steven kim. >> chris: but the fact is the fbi investigator, mr. reyes, who signed off on the affidavit, did it, we're told, the justice department admitted, with the approval of the attorney general. it isn't they went to one judge. they went to three judges who agreed rosen would not be notified of this. you don't think that's in any way signing a false affidavit? which i must tell you, sir, is perjury. >> it would be. tell me what's false in the affidavit. there's no false allegations made in the affidavit that i know of, and certainly chairman goodlatte doesn't have information about false information in this affidavit. >> chris: the attorney general says -- >> go ahead. >> chris: what's the false information in the affidavit? >> well, the false information is that they found probable cause to find that he was an aider, abettor or co-conspirator with the alleged leaker of the information. therefore when the attorney general says that he'd never heard of such a potential prosecution, it raises the quest

chris williamson from markit, thank you very much indeed. stevenu for joining us from bnp paribas. >>> the trade spat between china and the eu appears to be escala escalating. this follows the eu's decision to implement duties on solar imports. >> reporter: now, the latest battle in the china/eu trade spat is over solar panels. the next one may be over wine. tensions are heating up between the two very large partners as they go tit for tat, threatening an all-out trade war. european duties on chinese solar panel imports are set to take effect thursday. today china said it resolutely opposes the tariffs and is launching its own antidumping, antisubsidy probe into eu wines. a lot in trade for both countries is at stake here. china imported some 340 million liters of wine last year, more than two-thirds from the eu. europe, for its part, imported some 21 billion euros worth of solar panels from china in 2011 as a number of their own players exited the market. now, attempts to quell tensions are having a limited effect. facing pressure from a majority

heat rally chris bosh cutting ray a allah hen spurs top heat. 104 to particularly game two series loot. you condition ask for much better performance steven strauss pweg mind you came up two week trip to dl. so what happened to nats today? that's next get help come on disable list after missing last would weeks with muscle strain. and today, real test. he back on bump series fy family against indian. and prior injuries straougs had allowed just one earned run or fewer, in his five previous starts. bottom third. score less game. stub at the dish. gets him foul tipping that's four strikes outs on day. top of fourth nats put runners powers p corey strike out next three batters. desmond, one cap it off. scoring threat over. bots of fourth after walking jayson. strauss beryl facing carlos. and base hit back up middle. score only hit strous pweg surrendered all game. through five, one run. 82 pitches. quick work. top. 6th nats give runners on first and third again no outs now one out. adam ground into double play. that inning over. they left some runners on base in this game. move top of the 7th jonathan. base loaded no outs. line out. to mark

chris teetine romans and steven moore with us. what's the big takeaway?> the big takeaway, more of the same. less firing, but not really robust hiring. s this number better than expected. 175,000 better than wall street thought it would be. but not enough to make a meaningful debt in up employment rate. the government calls it essentially unchanged at 7.6%. more about the trend. this is really important here. the takeaway here. this trend, 176,000, not really enough. not really enough -- 175,000, not enough to really pull down the unemployment rate, but it is a little bit better. you can see -- you want to see above this line. boy, i would love to see, month, month, month above this line, but you're not -- you know, we're not seeing it quite yet. >> steven, let me ask you. what does this show us about how the u.s. is handling forced spending cuts? >> actually, i think the economy is picking up steam. this was a decent report. wasn't great. agree with christine, but we see the stock market doing a lot better this year. we see the housing market rebounding.

stevens,sador, chris was in benghazi trying to buy that hillary clinton gave to them. host: relate your comment back to russia. caller: we have a former kgb operative who was the prime minister. how you think our relationship is going to go? host: are you watching syria as a barometer of that? are you watching what is happening with edward? caller: apparently the christians are backing th siyrian government. our president abandoned out allies in egypt. the muslim brotherhood is running the country. christians that have lived there for decades are being murdered. could obama scrub this country any more than he is now? -- screw up this country anymore than he is now? host: we will go to rockland, maryland. good morning. caller: hillary clinton went to russia early on and she had a reset button. it set the tone for the obama administration's failure with russia. i think when mr. obama lied to mr. plimpton regarding libya -- --mr. putin regarding libya he said he will not allow a fly zone in syria if we just do not bring nato in. obama said ok. russian war ships, for the f

chris. >>> joining me now, katrina vanden heuvel, longtime boss at "the nation" and steven cohen, professor emeritus of russian studies. and author of the book "soviet faiths and lost alternatives:." steven, where are we in terms of the tensions between these two countries? it doesn't feel like it's going in an excellent direction right now. it has been bad for a while. now we're talking bad plus lots of weapons flowing into a volatile region. >> she used to be your boss at "the nation," now she's my boss at home. this is the situation you put me in? leaving aside guys who steal super bowl rings and american presidents who arm people who eat human organs, we are either in or on the verge of a new cold war with russia. that's the reality. the opportunity represented by these photos of these two leaders together is this. that the combination of what happened in boston, the evidence that the kind of terrorism that's afflicted russia can afflict us, plus the syrian crisis which afflicts russian national security and american national security, has brought these guys together in what might be th

stevens' relatives. daughter, tab tabatha. evil twin sister, serena. chris got that one.verybody knows that. >> stephanie: everybody screws up. ditzy aunt, esmeralda. uncle arthur. family physician -- >> dr. bombay. >> come right away! >> stephanie: right. >> see? >> stephanie: p.s. the actor who played dr. bombay played on hogan's heroes. >> he also played the ship's captain on titanic. >> stephanie: omg! irma gird! so that's a -- >> so who was aunt clara? >> stephanie: hang on. i was going to save some of this for later. here it is. this even came with pictures. >> see that's who i picked. >> stephanie: nancy confused esmeralda with andorra. s a mer alda, alice is esmeralda. aunt clara marianne. that actress died. she took over the role of the ditzy character. and then pandora's box as serena. there you go. okay. >> i liked aunt clara. she was a old -- >> stephanie: two different characters, esmeralda and aunt clara. aunt clara died. >> she would make napoleon appear by mistake when she meant to bring someone else in. >> stephanie: oh, aunt clara. [ ♪ circus ♪ ] >> ando

"the sopranos" co-star steven van zandt tweeting "i lost a brother and a best friend." >> from chrislum and a true jersey guy. i was a huge fan of his and the character he played so authentically, tony soprano. >> susan sarandon who he starred in with in "romance and cigarettes" tweeted, "so sad to lose james gandolfini. one of the sweetest, funniest, most generous actors i've ever worked with. sending my prayers to his family." >> this is the kind of thing that send shock waves throughout hollywood. >> no doubt about it. >> not only hollywood but fans all over. not only so young. so beloved, so, people were enamored by him. he was the bad guy that everybody loved to love and loved to hate. >> he really revolutionized television they say as a guy who they built a series around. the character was completely flawed. most tv series not built around a flawed character. tony soprano was completely flawed. he pulled off this powerful, powerful presence. and they built this magnificent show right around that. >> yeah. you know, he had a son from his first marriage. from his second marriage