chris stevens called gregory hicks at the embassy. >> he said greg, we're under attack. >> a few monthsefore the attack, stevens briefly cut back on his morning runs. after extremists posted his jogging routine online. >> i do know from his diary that they found, he recognized that there was danger lurking in these places. >> jeff porter briefed stevens on the security risks. >> the best way to characterize the security environment in benghazi on september 10 and 11 is that it was unpredictable. there was no law and order. so while it was probably unlikely that something bad was going to happen, were something bad to happen, it was likely to be catastrophic. >> stevens made repeated requests for more security. guard booths and gates were added to the benghazi compound as part of $100,000 in upgrades. but they still didn't have enough people. why was manpower so lacking in benghazi? >> we're essentially talking about a cia mission in benghazi. whose purpose it was to collect information, collect weapons potentially, and they may have deliberately wanted to keep a low security profile. >>

chris stevens called gregory hicks at the embassy. >> he said greg, we're under attack. >> a few monthsefore the attack, stevens briefly cut back on his morning runs. after extremists posted his jogging routine online. >> i do know from his diary that they found, he recognized that there was danger lurking in these places. >> jeff porter briefed stevens on the security risks. >> the best way to characterize the security environment in benghazi on september 10 and 11 is that it was unpredictable. there was no law and order. so while it was probably unlikely that something bad was going to happen, were something bad to happen, it was likely to be catastrophic. >> stevens made repeated requests for more security. guard booths and gates were added to the benghazi compound as part of $100,000 in upgrades. but they still didn't have enough people. why was manpower so lacking in benghazi? >> we're essentially talking about a cia mission in benghazi. whose purpose it was to collect information, collect weapons potentially, and they may have deliberately wanted to keep a low security profile. >>

ambassador and bay area native chris stevens a three other americans died in the attack that happenedeptember 11th of last year. >>> 4:51. former president george w. bush expected to go home after undergoing heart surgery. doctors discovered a blockage in an artery in his heart during a routine exam and a stent was put in. the procedure successful with no complications. mr. bush is hoping to resume his normal schedule as early as tomorrow. >> must be in good shape. >> routine checkup, ekg showed it. >>> nine minutes before 5:00. lolo jones taking unnie ining u guests. >> warriors going prime time. how fun the team is to watch. >>> this morning, you might have heard about the ac transit strike that has been averted. that is good news. out the door on time here on wednesday. >>> how about this? the golden state warriors getting serious national love surrounding the upcoming season. talking prime time tv. yes. thanks to last season's playoff run, they looked solid, golden state will play 17 nationally televised games this season. that's for the record a franchise record. warriors open up

four americans including ambassador chris stevens were killed during a terrorist attack on the consulate in benghazi, libya, last september 11th. libya is among those diplomatic posts that will be closed and some will be shut down for more than day. the u.s. officials made this call despite not having all of the details. they say they're reacting out of an abundance of caution. anne-marie? >> susan mcginnis in washington. thank you, susan. >>> well, edward snowden's attorney says the american fugitive haas no immediate plans to leave russia. snowden was granted temporary asylum yesterday. that has further strained u.s./russia relations and jeopardizes september's summit between president obama and president vladimir putin. for the time being snowden is living in the home of an american ex-patriot. tara mergener reports. >> reporter: this photo shows edward snowden just before he got in a taxi and drove away from the moscow airport. the nsa leaker spent more than a month inside looking for a legal way out. thursday his attorney held up the documents granting snowden asylum in russia for o

ambassador to libya, chris stevens. >>> students will return to class this morning one day after a gunman with an assault weapon open fired at their georgia school. the school indicator was evacuated after a man covering ak 478 walked in, took one employee captive and fired shots at officers. the suspect eventually surrendered to police who identified him as michael brandon hill. investigators say the 20-year-old has no ties to the school. >>> in mexico teachers have taken to the streets to protest against plans to grade them on their performance. mexico's president said the reforms are necessary so his country can compete with the rest of the world. we have this report. >> this is how teachers try to get their voices heard in mexico. they occupy the main plaza and try to pressure leaders with people power. thousands are now camped out here. their aim, to block the implementation of state run schools in part evaluating teachers. these teachers are hoping that their leaders will hold high-level meetings with congress to convince them to change or derail the education reform. when request f

terrorist attack in benghazi which claimed the lives of four people, including bay area native chris stevens. some people heading out of sfo say they are taking it seriously but it is not altering their plans. they want to be safe but they won't be fearful. >> don't give it a second thought. you've just got to live. the world is so big. it can happen here. it can happen there. it can happen anywhere. >> i won't let that stop me. if you stay home and don't travel, they've kind of won, haven't they? >> in addition to being aware of their surroundings, they are encouraged to register their travel plans through the u.s. embassy's website. the travel alert expires on august 31st. >>> we are learning new information about a shooting in downtown san jose that killed a 19-year-old woman. according to the san jose mercury news, the victim is a college student and was not the intended target. investigators say the gunman opened fire on a car on san salvador street around 1:00 this morning. the woman was sitting in the passenger seat when she was killed. the 21-year-old driver of that car was not hurt

ambassador chris stevens. the federal officials say several suspects including a prominent militia leader in libya have been charged. but details of the charges have not been released. they're under seal. the investigation goes on. >>> people living in palo alto are being told to lock their windows and doors. there have been at least six residential burglaries in the city in the past week and a half. the first one happened on july 26. most recent occurred on august 1. investigators say it appears the thieves are entering the homes through open windows and unlocked doors. >>> sweden's job team are gearing up for another race today after a very emotional day. yesterday the swedish team was back in the waters of the san francisco bay for the first time since the tragic death of a teammate three months ago. two-time olympic medalist andrew bart simpson was killed when the team's catamaran flipped over during a practice run in may. >> we wanted to be out there with andrew. we wanted him to be competing that first r

ambassador chris stevens and three others. >>> and now, some breaking news out of kenya. a massive fire has closed the main international airport there in nairobi. it burned for four hours, making some evacuated passengers complain about the slow emergency response. it turns out the local authorities don't have one working fire engine. no one was injured. today marks 15 years since the bombing of the u.s. embassy in the city. but there were no immediate signs of terrorism. >>> and more victims of the ft. hood attack are expected to take the stands today, coming within just a few feet of the accused shooter. army major nidal hasan is acting as his own attorney in the military trial. in his opening statement, he admitted to killing 13 people and injured more than 30 others. a soldier testified about taking seven bullets in that attack. hasan declined to cross-examine him. >>> the victims of a shooting at a rural pennsylvania town meeting were remembered in a vigil last night. mourners met at a local church to remember the men whose lives were tragically cut short. the suspe

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ambassador chris stevens and three other americans were killed. those of us who remember the pictures of a very fit president george w. bush running and riding a mountain bike were surprised to hear he was in a dallas hospital today getting treatment for a clogged artery. mr. bush is 67 and had no history of heart disease. our dr. jon lapook has more about this. >> reporter: a statement from the former president's office said doctors discovered the blockage yesterday during mr. bush's annual physical. he then agreed with his physicians' recommendation to have a stent put in. in this procedure, a clogged blood vessel feeding the heart is usually opened up with a tiny balloon and the stent is placed to keep the artery from closing. specific details on why mr. bush received the stent have not been released. almost half a million people get them every year, but there's controversy about which patients benefit. so far, studies have shown that unless a person is having a heart attack or near heart attack, a stent is no better than medication and life-st

the night ambassador chris stevens and three others were killed.n has now learned that number was 35 with as many as 7 wounded seriously. while it's till not known how many of them were cia, 21 of them were working in the building known as the annex. the lack of -- who is district includes cia headquarters in languagely, virginia. >> is this an lee lab rat attempt to cover it up and push it under the rug. >> i think it is a form of a coverup and to push it under the rug. and i think the american people feel the same way. we should have the people on the scene, come in and testify under oath, do it publicly, and lay it out. and there really isn't national security issue involved with -- with regard to that. >> the chair recognizes the gentleman from virginia. >> reporter: wolf has repeatly gone to the house floor asking for a select house committee be set up. involving several investigators assigned to get to the bottom of the failures that took place in benghazi. more than 150 fellow republican congressmen have signed his request, and just this wee

ambassador of libya, chris stevens and two other americans.ng a ringleader and denied direct responsibility and denied being a member of the militant group said to be responsible. instead, he claimed, he was instead of directing people inside the compouncompound, dir traffic outside the compound. while he admitted to being inside the compound, he claimed he was just helping out injured militia members who had been defending americans. here's the important part. we talked to him six weeks after the attack. as you noted, alisyn, the fbi was on the ground 18 days after the attack. according to khatallah, no one from the u.s. government reached out to him at the time. he claimed he would be willing to talk to them if they had reached out to him. this does not mean he had any love for the united states. while he refused to condemn the attack, he explained the u.s. brought it on himself for being involved in libyan politics and again he denied being a member of that talked linked al an sharia group thought to be directly involved in the attack. he s

. -- he told the associated press he had no involvement with the attack that killed ambassador chris stevens. islamist leader of a militia group in libya. >> president obama will travel to russia for an international summit but will not meet with vladimir putin. the state department explained why the one-on-one has been canceled. analysts say the white house calculated the meeting was not worth the criticism the president would face at home. political pressure is coming from republicans and democrats. officials say they are disappointed the meeting is often they say the invitation is still on the table. >> defense attorneys have told the judge in the trial of the admitted shooter they want off the case unless they can offer a defense. hassan is trying --get himself represented the death penalty. military law does not allow a guilty plea in a death penalty case. the fbi is investigating a suspicious sentence -- a substance found at elijah cummings's baltimore office. they found a party-like substance outside the front door. a bomb technician determined it was not explosive material and there

ambassador chris stevens, sean smith, ty woods and glen dohrtey.an't take action to make us feel better? how about you make the families of the four masacres who paid the ultimate price feel better? how about you make members of the military who fear being left on the battlefield feel better? but the beat goes on. and this week we find out that muslim cleric an war al uh lock key was released in 2002 despite an active warrant for his arrest by the fbi. you know that crack agency, the one that missed the boston bombers? and thanks to the fbi then that lackey was able to be in contact with major nadal hassan. you know him, the one with jihad on his work card and committed come place violence who injured and killed while yelling uh caw bar? >> here is the challenge. at the time when higher education has never been more important, at a time when that has never been more important, college has never been more expensive. >> really? you are worried about college? you think college is more important than majors? what is important is americans to be able to

four americans died in the assault including our ambassador, chris stevens, sean smith and glen dohertys are sealed. we don't know what the charges are. that is how they wanted it. it's not clear if there have been any arrests. they don't want it clear. but they wanted them to act quickly and any delays could put americans at risk. which is what they always say. it reports that the investigation is ongoing and remains a top priority. mercedes is here. a lot of things in this. politics of all this makes my skin you will crawl but we need to find out what happened. >> absolutely. first of all, they are saying an investigation and sealed and other perpetrators but it's been 12 months. you would think with an isolated incident, photographs taken by the f.b.i.. we know how the feds work. they swarm on the scene. they have investigators and certainly have the budget. where the other perpetrators if they released the charges it's going compromise the investigation, it's hard to believe. looking where we are today we have one suspect they believe there at least two others. federal laws are in p

thought we were doing good in the world, and we helped overthrow gaddafi, and then we had ambassador chris stevens, who was really a hero in the benghazi area killed in that very city when he was ambassador and then they have seen egypt and yemen erupt and i think they writely believed that america's apparent america'sability to flinfluencee evenltsdz would be limited and it's costly to try. >> almost a year anniversary of the benghazitac. it was airstrikes on libya. that was what many are proposing now for syria, and now, it seems like the situation in libya is much worse than it was under gaddafi in certain ways. >> i think any time you get involved in a war, you cannot entirely predict the outcome. so i think there is certainly a war weariness in the u.s. but a war wariness as well. people really are worried about these sorts of things. but i do believe that the use of chemical weapons, the use of these banned weapons by this regime is something that the obama administration absolutely must react to. again, i don't think the obama administration is interested in leading the american people into

the attack claimed the lives of four people including chris stevens who grew up in the bay area. several suspects including militia leader has been charged with the attack. >>> sheehan has announced she will run for office next year. she is running as a peace and freedom candidate. last year she had ran as a vice presidentable capty date alongside rosanne bar and in 2008 she ran as an independent against nancy pelosi -- presidential candidate alongside rosanne bar. >>> ruth asowa has died. osawa was known for her paintings, wire sculptures and public installations. the fountain she designed in hermann plaza was threatened. osawa had been in declining health. she died of natural causes last night at the age of 87. >>> it's a cool breezy evening and low clouds are moving back into the bay as we get through tonight and into tomorrow morning. it will continue to move in. stretching through the delta and into the sacramento valley. stopping it here at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow. notice a few patches of blue. so patchy drizzle back with us tomorrow morning and the patchy fog as we get a little

they claimed the lives of four americans among them including ambassador chris stevens. they are place was not deemed a disciplinary action then under secretary of state then hillary clinton for the failures that led to the attack on benghazi. secretary kerry the report concludes study their careers and the fact that benghazi made the decision to have them reinstat reinstated. this will add fuel to the fire in the belly of those critics of the obama administration. they have expressed outrage the way they handled the terror attacks. then there's the fact that the review board conducted earlier found there were systemic failures that contributed to the vulnerability of the consulate in benghazi. critics are concerned no one has been fired or punished for those failures. >> kelly wright, live for us this morning. thank you, kelly. >> police say the murder weapon used in a double homicide last year that may involve former patriot start aaron hernandez has been found in springfield, massachusetts. police recovered the .38-caliber revolver after a car crash in june involving

the attack claimed the lives of four people including chris stevens who grew up in the bay area. several suspects including militia leader has been charged with the attack. >>> sheehan has announced she will run for office next year. she is running as a peace and freedom candidate. last year she had ran as a vice presidentable capty date alongside rosanne bar and in 2008 she ran as an independent against nancy pelosi -- presidential candidate alongside rosanne bar. >>> ruth asowa has died. osawa was known for her paintings, wire sculptures and public installations. the fountain she designed in hermann plaza was threatened. osawa had been in declining health. she died of natural causes last night at the age of 87. >>> it's a cool breezy evening and low clouds are moving back into the bay as we get through tonight and into tomorrow morning. it will continue to move in. stretching through the delta and into the sacramento valley. stopping it here at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow. notice a few patches of blue. so patchy drizzle back with us tomorrow morning and the patchy fog as we get a little

including uc graduate, ambassador chris stevens. has been described as the founder of the libyan extremist group. they believe he was at the u.s. consulate during the attack and authorities say they have identified half a dozen other suspected in being involved in the attack. nbc bay area has talked with the family, who talked with him this afternoon, and they say they are waiting to learn more information before commenting on this arrest. >> now the u.s. government had made a decision to shut down their embassy in yemen, yemen sources tell nbc that withdrawing encourages al qaeda. it gives them a sense of authority. they are taking the appropriate security measures to deal with the recent al qaeda threat. and there's no indication that the u.s. will reopen the embassy or return staff until they feel the security threat has been completely diminishes, at least for the time being. >> the owner of a canadian pet store could be prosecuted after a 15 foot python escaped and killed two young brothers. the boys were on asleep over up stai

we'll talk to one of the men who briefed chris stevens on security.new there were all these groups out there. didn't know which was which and didn't know what they were capable of. and as a result misevaluated the risk. this could have been prevented. the british, the u.n., the red cross all left benghazi. no one ever recommended the american dos so. it didn't have to happen. and then on the or end, could we -- you're talking to arwa about charges being filed now almost one year later. where are you going to get the forensic evidence? how can you take them to trial and put them in jail? will someone be brought to justice. this could have happened much more quickly. and among our conclusions is that the administration was focused foremost on re-election. it's a painful truth, but it appears to be the case. and the republicans wanted to get the credit about what really happened. but they just wanted revenge on the administration opposed to answers about what happened. there's a lot of black eyes to go around, but this was something that could have been

embassy chris stevens.cials say several suspects including a prominent militia leader in libya has been charged. the details are under seal. the investigation goes on. >>> new this morning, kenya's main airport has reopened now to domestic and cargo flights after a massive overnight fire. now, that fire gutted the international area at the international airport in nairobi, kenya. two people were treated for smoke inhalation but they were not seriously hurt. officials say there's no immediate evidence of terrorism but the investigation goes on. >>> a pennsylvania man who helped stop a town hall gunman says he's no hero. police say mark kresh wrestled the suspect to the ground after opening fire during a town council meeting in rural pennsylvania monday night. three people were killed. three others wounded. police credit kresh with preventing an even bigger tragedy. kresh says he was only trying to save his wife. >> after the second round of shooting, i could not take any more shooting. i -- i got up and ran

thought we were doing good in the world, and we helped overthrow gadhafi, and then we had ambassador chris stevens was really a hero in the benghazi area, killed in that very city when he was ambassador, and then they have seen egypt and yemen erupt, and i think they rightly believe that america's ability to influence these events is very limited and would be very costly to try. >> since you bring libya up, we're almost at a year anniversary of the benghazi attack. and chris seeing what happened there, it was really fairly limited military strikes -- air strikes on libya. that was what many are proposing now for syria, and no it seems the situation in libya is much worse than it was under gadhafi in many ways. >> i think there is certainly a war weariness in though u.s., but also a war wariness as well. but i do believe that the use of chemical weapons by this regime is something that the obama administration absolutely must react to. again, i don't think the obama administration is interested in leading the american people into a long-term war, nor does anyone in the obama administration really b

ambassador chris stevens, sean smith, ty woods and glen doherty and you, quote, can't take action tos feel better? how about you make the families of the four massacred who paid the ultimate price feel better? how about you make members of the military to fear being left on the battlefield feel better. but the beat goes on. and this week we find out that muslim cleric was released in the airport despite a warrant for his arrest by the fbi. you know that agency, the one that missed the boston bombers. and he was able to be in contact with nidal hasan. you know him, who president obama thinks committed workplace violence when he killed 13 and injured 40. and here's the president yesterday. >> now, here's the challenge. at the time when higher education has never been more important, at a time when that's never been more important, college has never been more experience. >> really? you're worried about college? you think college is more important than jobs? what's important is americans being able to put food on their tables. the reason there are so many defaults on student loans, which

consulate killed four americans, including a bay area native, chris stevens. >>> gruesome new die tails released outlining injuries to dzhokhar tsarnaev. tsarnaev and his older brother were behind a week of terror that killed three people and injured 260. the brother was killed in a shootout with police. >>> threatening legal action, a partner for the guardian says he may take action against the british government after he was detained for nine hours over the weekend. he was the partner of glen greenwald. he says authorities seized his laptop, phone and other materials citing anti-terror legislation. because. seizure, greenwald says he will now publish more of snowden's secret documents. snowden remains hiding in russia. >>> the man convicted of leaking hundreds of thousands of documents to wikileaks will soon learn his face. bradley manning will be sentenced tomorrow. he faces up to 90 years in prison. i'm janelle wang, and that is your world tonight. >>> thank you. they are disturbing allegations. oklahoma prosecutors say three teen aimers killed a college baseball player because they

consulate in benghazi that left ambassador chris stevens and three other americans dead.o the united states understandably not wanting to take any risks when it comes to securing its facilities and its diplomats. >> arwa damon there. >>> rocket blast off to space and this mini talking robot is tagging along. how it will help crew members get in touch with their feelings. ?u+5+5+5+5kk >>> three, two, one. ignition. and liftoff. >> all systems are a go for a historic high-stakes mission to space. a japanese rocket blasted off to the international space station overnight loaded with supplies and one very precious piece of cargo. his name is kirobo. the talking robot standing at just 13 inches tall could become man's best friend in space. well, that's the intent in part. its japanese creators programmed it to see how a nonhuman companion can provide emotional support for people isolated over a period of time. he is expected to join the six crew members at space station on friday. i wonder what his hugging is like. >>> now the nsa chief who heads to las vegas to ask for help i

consulate in benghazi that left ambassador chris stevens and three other americans dead. the united states understandably not wanting to take any risks when it comes to securing the facilities and its diplomats. >> all right. thanks so much, arwa damon, there in cairo. well, we'll have more on the terror threat alert straight ahead. we'll be talking with a former cia agent and hear from an al qaeda expert about how strong that terror organization has become again. >>> all right. now to a horrifying story right here in the u.s. chaos at one of los angeles area's busiest tourist spots. the venice beach board walk. a hit and run driver plunged the car in to a crowd there late yesterday. police say the driver was, quote, one guy bent on doing evil, end quote. they say his actions were deliberate. a woman on her honeymoon was killed. >> it was like something out of a movie, something you never expect to see. people flying, laying on the ground. tents flying. everywhere. >> he had to have pressed his foot to the gas pedal. pedal to the metal because the tires started screeching

ambassador chris stevens and three other americans died during last september's assault.state department says there was quote no breech of duty by four senior officials who worked in diplomatic security and near east affairs. they will now be reassigned to new jobs. republican congressman daryl called the state's department actions a ch era de. >>> manning is 25 years old and faces up to 90 years in prison. he was found guilty of leaking iraq and afghanistan battlefield reports as well as classified diplomatic cables to wikileaks. prosecutors have asked for at least a 60 year prison term. >>> the opening of the new bay bridge now just two weeks away. >> it's pretty much all over but the striking. and just a few other punch list items for an imminent opening of the bridge. >> and the new first dog already causing controversy. why animal rights groups aren't happy with the president's choice for a new pet. >> back here right after the break, there's no clouds out there now near mount diablo but lightning storms are in the forecast. we'll have an update after the break. [ ma

. >> surely you don't blame chris stevens for his own death. >> no, i think he happened to be at the wrong place at the wrong time. >> why did they strip him of security when he was asking for more security? something is off about this, bob. something is very, very odd now that we know there were 35 cia agents on the ground. >> you don't think it is a phony scandal. >> you're absolutely correct, never have. >> bob, bob, bob. ahead on "the five," ask us anything you want. we will answer your questions later in the hour. >>> congress cut a deal. is it a fair rule or different rules for people in power. back on that when we come back. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] a car that can actually see like a human using stereoscopic cameras... ♪ ...and ev stop itself if it has to. the technology may be hard to imagine... but why you would want it isot. ♪ the 2014 e-class, it doesn't just see the future, it is the future. 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 insurance plan, insu

ambassador, chris stevens, dead.ut he told arwa daman that he had not been contacted by any american or libyan officials. now we grunbring you this exclu new information, what's happening at the cia in the wake of attacks. dozens of cia agents were on the ground that night and the cia is going to great lengths to make sure whatever they were doing and what happened that night remains a secret. >> reporter: cnn has learned the cia was involved in what one source calls an unprecedented attempt to keep the secrets from ever leaking out. some operatives have been subjected to frequent, even monthly polygraph examinations, according to a source with deep inside knowledge of the agency's working. the goal of the questioning, according to sources, is to find out if anyone is talking to the media or congress. it's being described as pure intimidation with the threat that any unauthorized cia employees who leaks information could face the end of his or her career. in exclusive communications obtained by cnn, writes, "you don'

terrorist attack in benghazi which claimed the lives of four people, including bay area native, chris stevens. some people are saying they're taking the travel warnings seriously, but are not changing their plans. they tell us they want to be safe but not fearful. >> don't give it a second thought. i mean, you have to just live, you know? the world is so big. it can happen here, it can happen there. it can happen anywhere. >> not going to let that stop me. i think if you stay at home and don't travel, they have won, haven't they? >> now, in addition to being aware of the surroundings, u.s. citizens are encouraged to register their travel plans through the state department's travel registration website. this alert for travelers expires on august 31st. >>> we are learning new information in the shooting death of a 19-year-old woman who died in downtown san jose last night. rather, yesterday morning. according to the san jose mercury news, the victim is a college student and was not the intended target. investigators say the gunman opened fire on a car on san salvador street early yesterday morn

ambassador to libya chris stevens and other americans. he denied being a ringleader as alleged, denied being a mastermind. denied being a member of the militant group said to be responsible. instead of directing the attack he simply claimed he was directing traffic outside of consulate. he admits being inside the compound, he said he was helping other militia members who were defending the americans who were injured at the time, heather. heather: and greg, when you spoke with him, officials still had not made contact with him? you said it was what, six weeks after? >> reporter: yeah, remarkable stuff. it was a full six weeks after the attack the fbi team had been on the ground in benghazi a few weeks before. he told us no one had made contact with him. he said he would be happy to speak with the americans, not to say that showed any love for the americans however. he refused to condemn the attack. he sprained that the u.s. had brought it on itself for being involved with libyan affairs. and again, while he denied being a member of the al

ambassador chris stevens and these three other men. this raise as lot of questions where all this is. byron york, chief political correspondent from "washington examiner" and fox news contributor. good morning, byron. i start with this simple question. is there a benghazi investigation? >> that's what republicans on capitol hill have been trying to find out for months and months and months and the answer is they don't really know. this new news will make republicans livid on capitol hill. remember they had the investigation after benghazi. state department said it had administrative review board. they have talked to everybody and they had decided that four midlevel employees were going to lose their jobs. turns out they didn't lose their jobs at all. they are back at work today. and the whole idea of accountability which republicans have been trying to pursue on capitol hill seems to be out the window as far as benghazi is concerned. martha: at the very least, it seems that somebody was responsible for the fact that there had been requ

the night ambassador chris stevens and three others were killed. has now learned that number was 35. with as many as seven wounded, some seriously. while it's still not known how many of them were cia, a source thames cnn 21 americans were working in the building known as the annex believed to be run by the agency. the lack of information and pressure to silence cia operatives is disturbing to congressman frank wolf whose district includes cia headquarters in langley, virginia. what do you think is going on here? is this an elaborate attempt to cover this whole thing up and push it under the rug? >> i think it is a form of a coverup. i think there is an attempt to push it under the rug. i think the american people feel the same way. we should have the people who were on the scene come in, testify under oath, do it publicly and lay it out. there really isn't any national security issue involved with regard to that. >> the chair recognizes the gentleman from virginia. >> reporter: wolf has repeatedly gone to the house floor asking for a select house

ambassador chris stevens sends a letter specifically saying we have a threat assessment on them bough see. that was a specific thing. i am fine if people learn lessons, that's okay. i am comfortable talking about sources and methods. i do think this is not a partisan issue. come play sen see is america's biggest enemy. al-qaeda knows that. and so if we have to be vigilant for -- vigilance doesn't stop after a month. an interesting thing from a foreign policy aspect is is president obama responsible for al-qaeda's morphine and evolution? >> i don't know about that. >> maybe it is not. >> i know one of the reasons for the increased chatter here is a lot of these prisoners have escaped from where we have been holding them, and we have been releasing a lot of them. they had the abu ghraib released. and in afghanistan we have a program where we pay militants to leave the battlefield. they get to keep their guns. they just have to sign on the dotett line and we hillary integrate into the -- we will reintegrate into the community. >> on sundays everybody knows i like to watch the sunday show

story, we've done it so many times, you have to say about the cables sent up through the chain, chris stevensal cables saying the security situation was deteriorating, even on the last day hours before he was killed. >> right. what makes this an interesting move and in some ways a remarkable move is not that these were the four that were culpable ultimately but that we are now in position as james rosen's question suggested where no one is being held to account. really, is it president obama's view that nobody made any mistakes given all of that information we had in the lead up to the benghazi attack? >> charles, no one held accountable at the state department so far. no one under arrest so far. they have been indicted from afar. charged from afar from what we can tell, but haven't captured or killed anybody. >> it is remarkable that all this has occurred, as you say, none of the bad guys has even been questioned, let alone arrested. none of the people in the government who were responsible. remember, in august, this is a month before the attack, the ambassador who's later killed pleaded abo

ambassador chris stevens, a uc hastings allumn along with three other americans.icials say charges were filed in connection with last year's attack. sources named one of the individuals as a libyan malitia leader. detales on the individual and the charges are not -- details on the individual and the charges are not available. >>> an anti priest abuse group held a protest today. father ruben martinez abused children and teens in southern california and that he lived for about 10 years at that lennox avenue house. >> the catholic church is still hiding molesters. and basically you have a man who by his own admission abused more than 100 children running around free to come and go as he pleases. >> members also distributed fliers around the home claiming that a sex abuser lived in the neighborhood. >>> the college board invalidated the test after it discovered some students were not seated properly. students are supposed to be facing in the same direction. during the test last month, some sat at tables where they were facing each other. the school says there's no evi

in a new video - he praised the death of libya's u-s ambassador chris stevens last year.ng wealthy muslims to offer cash rewards to kill others. gadahn said - "these prizes have a great effect in instilling fear in the hearts of our cowardly enemies." gadahn - who was raised in similar videos in the past. olympian oscar pistorius was indicted today in south africa. this was the mob scene as he was brought to court. accused of murdering his h'm hull hours of valentine's day. his trial has been scheduled for march 3rd. there are a few new details from prosecutors.who say pistorius had been fighting they say witnesses heard a woman scream before they heard gunshots that night. pistorius claims he shot his bathroom door because he thought there was an intruder in his home. nearby >> but thunderstorms are swarming about 13,000 ft. >> will talk more about the thunderstorm's coming up after the break. >> explosions. >> within seconds warren hall, the historic building at cal state east bay's campus dust. in hayward over the weekend the iconic building. the building had to be dem

you'll see in the documentary, earlier in the morning, when chris stevens was there, he had seen menoss the street from the compound taking cell phone pictures. he reported it to local police, he went ahead with his schedule, you don't know, could be nothing, it could be something, and as jeff porter who briefed him said, it was a situation where probably nothing would go wrong, but if it did, it would be catastrophic. wesley clark, all of them talk about this, you know, general hayden goes so far as to say when he was talking to john king, he thinks there isn't a single person involved who doesn't have regrets about what they did and why they did it. >> the key thing is what happens next to prevent it from happening again, we are seeing in realtime the very extreme action that the american administration is now taking to try to prevent another benghazi, aren't we? >> we are. and that goes to using the words al qaeda, that night when -- we'll go through what happened in the situation room, when the president was briefed, when the white house and pentagon got that e-mail from the stat

consulate and cia annex which left ambassador chris stevens and three other americans dead, the justice department has filed its first charges against those responsible for the attacks. the charges remain under seal in new york. in may, the fbi released images of three suspects wanted for questioning. it is not clear whether they are the ones charged, but reporters spoke to one of the suspects days after the attack and more recently. justice department officials would not comment about the charges, but issued the following statement. quote. the department's investigation is on-going, it has been and remains a top priority. we have no further comment at this time. the administration is under increasing pressure to show it is acting against the perpetrators. fox news has spoken to multiple military sources who say that operators have been monitoring several suspected attackers on the ground in libya more than ten months, but no one in washington they say would make decision to allow these operators to kill or capture the alleged perpetrators. the administration is also going out of its wa