chris stevens, sean smith, tyrone woods, and glen doherty. they died serving their country.e never lose sight of their service, their dedication, and their bravery. mr. chairman, i have submit ad comprehensive and detailed 23-page written statement. i respectfully request that it be placed in the record. it covers the development and evolution of cia's classified analysis of what happened in benghazi and my role in that process. it has preparation of fame must unclassified talking points and my role in that process and it covers the specific allegations that have been levied against me. time does not permit me to go into all this detail during my oral statement. i urge anyone concerned about this issue to read the full written statement in order to get complete understanding what transpired. in fact i would ask with respect that the committee make my written statement available on its website. mr. chairman, i want both the committee and the american people to know that take very seriously the allegations about how the cia in general, and about how i in particular handled the

ambassador chris stevens who was visiting benghazi this week is missing. they're looking for him. further down, it notes how much material is blacked out in so . ny of the emails judicial watch president said, quote, now we know the obama white house's chief concern about the benghazi attack was making sure that president obama looked good. and these documents undermine the obama administration's narrative that it thought the benghazi attack had something to do with protests or an internet video. given the explosive material in these documents, it's no surprise that we had to go to federal court to pry them loose from the state department. well, that's led to this printing that i did of another judicial watch for your request. this article from here in d.c., judicial watch announced today that on march 25, 2014, it filed a people are of information act lawsuit against the federal bureau of investigations seeking agency records related to the awarding of the luis e. peters award in 2011 to muhammad albie ari, a member of the department of homeland security advisory council. al barr

four americans were killed in that attack including chris stevens. >>> one college's plan to make some money stirring up a backlash in fremont. alanine community college announced plans to lease land to housing developers along busy mission boulevard. with the hopes of making $600,000 a year. but critics of the deal says more homes would mean more families sending children to packed fremont schools. >> we have 1800 students in the district where there is not a seat in their neighborhood school for them. >> the community college district board is expected to decide on the development plan next wednesday. >>> the city of san francisco is celebrating a victory. yesterday a judge ruled the city can keep about $13 million it has recently collected in short term hotel taxes. that money came from airlines that cruise who stay at hotels during if stop overs. several had argued the tax was illegal and unfairly singled out airline workers. >>> spirit received the most passenger complaints. spirit airlines generated the most complaints every year from 2009 through 2013. spirit offers cheep air fa

four americans including ambassador chris stevens were killed in two attacks in benghazi, libya, in 2012. morrell is now a cbs news national contributor. >>> and the malaysia prime minister says the tragedy of flight 370 won't finish until answers. he made the comments while at the base where the efforts are being orchestrated. the australians leading the search warned it's one of the most complicated in history. up to eight planes and nine ships are scouring the zone this morning. >>> coming up on the "morning news," money and politics. reaction to the supreme court's decision to strike down limits on campaign contributions. this is the "cbs morning news." contributions. this is the "cbs morning news." [ woman ] i could see it in their faces. they weren't looking at me. ♪ i can't believe i still have acne at my age. i feel like it's my acne they see...not me. [ female announcer ] acne is a medical condition that can happen at any age. fortunately, a dermatologist can prescribe aczone® (dapsone) gel... fda approved for the topical treatment of acne, and proven in clinical studies with pe

chris stevens, shawn smith, tyrone woods, and glenn daugherty. they died serving their country. and it is paramount that we never lose sight of their service, their dedication, and their bravery. mr. chairman, i have submitted a comprehensive and detailed 23-page written statement. i respectfully request that it be placed in the record. >> wousm. >> it covers the development and evolution of c.i.a.'s classified analysis of what happened in benghazi and my role in that process. it also covers the preparation of the now famous unclassified talking points and my role in that process. and it covers the specific allegations that have been levied against me. time does not permit me to go into all this detail during my oral statement so i urge anyone who is concerned about this issue to read the full written statement in order to get a complete understanding of what transpired. in fact, i would ask with respect to that the committee make my written statement available on its website. mr. chairman, i want both the committee and the american people to know that i take very seriously the

ambassador and bay area native chris stevens were killed in that attack. >>> also today, clinton hadto duck when someone shoe a threw a shoe -- when someone threw a shoe at her earlier. she's only identified as a protester although it's unclear what she is protesting. mrs.clinton spoke about it earlier saying thank goodness she didn't play softball like i did. >>> collin kaepernick is caught up in an incident allegedly involving alcohol, marijuana and a naked woman. kaepernick has been working out in miami and now a police report filed by a female acquaintance making aide lines across the sports world. the report details a wild night inside a south beach hotel that ended with the woman waking up in a hospital with no idea how she got there. amber lee is at levy stadium with what fans and coach harbaugh are saying about what happened. >> reporter: the niners are months away from playing a game here at levi stadium. but tonight, an investigation is causing unwanted attention. carrying a conversation that started at the office to a gathering off work at fire house grill. >> i'm not quit

ambassador and bay area native chris stevens were killed in that attack. >>> also today, clinton hadto duck when someone shoe a threw a shoe -- when someone threw a shoe at her earlier. she's only identified as a protester although it's unclear what she is protesting. mrs.clinton spoke about it earlier saying thank goodness she didn't play softball like i did. >>> collin kaepernick is caught up in an incident allegedly involving alcohol, marijuana and a naked woman. kaepernick has been working out in miami and now a police report filed by a female acquaintance making aide lines across the sports world. the report details a wild night inside a south beach hotel that ended with the woman waking up in a hospital with no idea how she got there. amber lee is at levy stadium with what fans and coach harbaugh are saying about what happened. >> reporter: the niners are months away from playing a game here at levi stadium. but tonight, an investigation is causing unwanted attention. carrying a conversation that started at the office to a gathering off work at fire house grill. >> i'm not quit

ambassador chris stevens.er yesterday clinton had to duck because a woman threw a shoe at her. secret service agents took the woman into custody. not clear why the woman threw the shoe at clinton. but she did. >>> arrested again. more trouble for the woman accused of using fake credit cards at gray tonka see know. the disturbing discovery made in her car while she was in court. >> several is 49ers face police investigations and legal trouble. some will have court hearings this morning. we are live in san jose talking about how it's effecting the players public image. >> good morning. right now we are looking at a commute that is getting busier but in san jose we have a couple of slow downs. they are not that deep. find out how the friday morning commute is slightly different from some of the other days this week. >> low clouds, high clouds, the low clouds kind of cold out there if you are stuck in the fog. but the higher clouds make for a beautiful sunrise. >>> welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news.

a boston college, hillary clinton said the benghazi terrorist attacks, which killed ambassador chris stevens, shawn smith and ty woods and glenn dougherty was the most significant failure on her watch. >> it's very painful. and it was certainly the biggest regret that i had as secretary of state. >> while benghazi's impact on a possible presidential run is unknown, mrs. clinton focused on the emotional toll. >> we lost them in a terrible, senseless terrorist action that it's deeply sorrowful. >> last night's comments stand in sharp contrast with mrs. clinton's defiant congressional testimony. >> what difference at this point does it make? >> those who have followed benghazi from the very beginning believe mrs. clinton's team may be counseling a new approach. >> this time around, she is contrite. it almost says, listen, i acknowledge it's a mistake. you can go back to this. you don't have to hound me on this point. we regret it. >> and now there is new scrutiny of clinton's closest associates, susan rice who went on national television five days after the attack and blamed an obscure internet

you may know that i was with chris stevens in trip ollie and benghazi before that.ver known a more wonderful servant of this country and the three brave men who were also killed. we owe it to their families. >> you had a heated exchange with secretary of state, he's your friend you about that back and forth was extraordinary. >> there's 150,000 people dead in syria. the russians have now taken crimea and they are on the border of ukraine and we won't even give weapons to the ukrainians, and i was asounded today, i think i'm never going to be more surprised. i was astounded, we won't share intelligence with the ukrainian government about what putin is doing on their own border. what kind of message does that send to people in ukraine and to the world by the way? this was what we used to call chamberlain diplomacy. >>> still ahead, pushing backai check out grapevine on special report. and we'll continue discussing today's news with the all-star panel. inspired by the freshness of the season, our chefs have created a new spring seasonal menu at olive garden. dive into

chris stevens, sean smith, tyrone woods and glenn doherty.they died serving their country, and it is pair amount that we never lose sight of their service, their dedication, and their bravery. mr. chairman, i have submitted a comprehensive and detailed 23 page written statement. i respectfully request that it be placed in the record. it covers the development and evolution of the cia classified analysis of what happened in benghazi and my role in that process. it also covers the preparation of the now famous unclassified talking point and my role in this process and it covers the specific allegations that have been levied against me. time does not permitime does noo into all of this detail during my oral statement. so i urge anyone concerned about this issue to read the full written statement in order to get a complete understanding of what transpired. in fact i would ask with respect that the committee make my written statement available on its website. mr. chairman, i want both the committee and the american people to know that i take very

ultimately leading to the deaths of four americans, including ambassador chris stevens.epublicans pushed morrell to explain the contradictions. >> you take out everything that's even related to -- to warnings and a bunch of other stuff, too, and direct oor petraeus is concerned because he wanted more information about warnings in there, so i don't -- that doesn't make sense to me. >> i simply saw this as a way for cia to pound its chest and say, look, we warned, therefore laying all the blame on the state department. i did not think that appropriate. >> in this e-mail then cia director david petraeus told morrell the talking points were so devoid of fact they were useless but despite the boss' reservation he went ahead with the text that didn't benefit the cia and did limited damage to the state department. the committee pushed him to explain why the al qaeda reference was dropped. >> how does mentioning al qaeda disclose classified sources? >> what i was told, chairman, is that the only way we knew that was from classified sources. >> i'm just not following that logic.

somehow that led to the death several days before of chris stevens. he causality they're looking at here? >> chris, there are various schools of benghazi scandal mania. what happened before, failure to defend the embassy, consulate. what happened during, whether there was enough attempts made to protect the people there and tragic loss of life. there are the people who want to talk about the spin after. in all three of the areas there are legitimate policy questions. if republicans were smart, they'd focus on the legitimate public policy questions rather than this attempt to inflame and cater to the right wing of the party. >> congressman smith, yes or no. take a few words to say this. is there any way to end this conversation, or their dribble right through the '16 election? >> i don't see any way to end it on the right wing. i hope congress will end it. i worked very hard with the armed services committee to get us to stop asking about it. i hope this is the last time any committee in congress will officially waste time and look at it. there's no way

communications guy ben rhodes was sent three days after the 9/11 attack that killed ambassador chris stevens three other americans. the memo woe was written to prep ambassador susan rice on what to say to the media the instructions are these, quote: the goal to underscore that these protests are rooted in an internet video and not a broader failure or policy. by the way bebb rhodes is now a deputy white house security advisor. there is no longer any doubt that the white house was pushing this spontaneous uprising theory and playing down the organized terror angle. no longer any doubt they did it president obama should have told the nation the truth. but he did not. that's one of the reasons his poll numbers are slipping. some americans no longer trust him. fox news chief white house ed henry asked him about his policy named the obama doctrine. >> what you think the obama doctrine is in terms of what your guiding principle is on all of these crises and how you answer those critics who say they think the doctrine is weakness? >> well, ed, i would -- i doubt that i'm going to have time to lay o

four americans, ambassador chris stevens, shawn smith, ty woods and glen dorty killed in the attack originally billed as a protest by military officials. there are multiple ongoing investigations. adam smith calls them a witch hunt. he's a ranking member of the house armed services committee and joins us live. congressman, welcome. good to see you today. >> good to see you. thanks for having me on. >> okay. so let's start with the basic overall question about whether or not the families of those who were lost, the loved ones of those who died that day, do you think their questions have been sufficiently answered by the investigations to this point? >> yes. i believe they have by the multiple investigations by congress and many instances by multiple different committees. i think congress needs to address oversight. when this incident happened we had an absolute responsibility to do that. the unfortunate part of this is that it's become so partisan in such a desperate effort, primarily by chairman issa but also others within the republican party, to try to smear the administration by making up c

the email was written three days after terrorists killed four americans, including ambassador chris stevens was september to a dozen members of the administration's inner circle, including key members of the administration team. the president of judicial watch said the documents read like a p.r. strategy and not an effort to provide the best available intelligence to the american people. >> the goal of the white house was to do one thing primarily, which was to make the president look good, blame it on the video and not on the president's policies. >> also last night, three leading republican senators sent letters to the house and senate foreign affairs committees asking them to compel the administration to explain who briefed rice in advance of the sunday talk shows and whether the state department or white house personnel were involved. fox news asked the white house for comment on the email and what intelligence led to that conclusion that somehow an internet video was responsible for the protests in benghazi. jon: we have to keep in mind this is all taking place just a month or six week

embassy in benghazi, where four americans were killed, including ambassador chris stevens. talking points in preparation for rice's appearances. while his guidance reflects much of what we already know and what the white house has already released, roads wrote that one goal of rice's appearances would be to "underscore that these protests are rooted in an internet video and not a broader failure of policy." to be clear, this claim that the protests were a reaction to an internet video was a theory that came from the central intelligence agency, the cia, a theory that was relayed to the white house vet same day that rhodes sent his e-mail. with the exception of this previously unreleased message from rhodes and a few other documents, almost all of this stuff, the talking points shall eat mail exchanges, was released to the public about a year ago and while there are probably few questions to be asked about why we are only seeing this particular e-mail now, if you hear it from a benghazi truther, the smoking gun has been found. not only was a senior white house official appar

the report says that ambassador chris stevens was to be captured and traded for the blind sheik, thete floor about the koch brothers. now according to a new ethics complaint, he may be doing this on the taxpayers' dime. if a congressman wants to launch a partisan attack, they're supposed to use their private web sites and twitter accounts, but not harry reid. he's actually using his official taxpayer-funded site. republican national committee chairman reince previn was on the show earlier today talking about what reid is doing. >> so he's clearly using staff, taxpayer money, resources, web site, computer equipment to launch partisan campaign attacks on the taxpayers' money. that's a violation. >> because of this, louisiana republican party is officially filing an ethics complaint against the senate majority leader. >>> a british tourist is about to be deported from sri lanka because of this tattoo right here. 37-year-old naomi coleman was arrested at the airport shortly after she landed when police spotted this tattoo. a police spokeswoman said she was, quote, hurting others' religio

scrutinized to make sure our diplomats who are out there serving the american people, in the case of chris stevens, one of my real heroes in the government just by the way he chose to operate, i mean, he was always at one with the people. always reaching out in the internet cafes and trying to be out there, really hearing from the libyans how they saw their future. and it's tragic that in the wake -- it's tragic we no longer have chris, one of the great human beings and diplomats this country has ever seen and it's tragic that an attack like that unfortunately has us meeting in particularly dangerous places like libya to curtail that kind of action. and we had already in the wake of 9/11 beefed up our embassy security, of course, all around the world and that had big resource consequences which you're well aware of. and now we've done, you know, of course another overlay on that in order to answer to make sure that the president and the congress and the american people are satisfied that our diplomats -- well, this hearing shouldn't last -- >> well, this hearing shouldn't last much longer. you can

those talking points blamed the death of ambassador chris stevens and three other americans on protestsat least three republican lawmakers say they were misled back in 2012. they are calling once again for a select committee to investigate. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is live in washington with the latest. catherine. >> reporter: well, thank you, jon. the issue is whether the former acting deputy cia director's testimony about that november 2012 meeting with these three republican senators, ayote, gram and mccain about the benghazi talking points was in fact accurate. morell testified once he realized made a mistake blaming fbi for key changes he inin fact made. he corrected record. that is not how one senator remembered it and describing morell's testimony last week in front of the house intelligence committee as, deceptive. a republican said his employment by beacon global challenges a d.c. firm closely allied with the former secretary of state is a conflict. >> so now the person who is out testifying before our committee is getting paid by a very friendly to h

four americans died, including ambassador chris stevens. bill plante is at the white house this morning. >> reporter: good morning to our viewers in the west. judicial watch documents do suggest that the white house in shaping its talking points in the benghazi attacks deliberately twisted the facts so the president would look good in his reelection campaign. one e-mail was send from ben rhodes, the brother of cbs news president david rhodes. it was addressed to white house officials, including spokesman jay carney who would help prethen u.n. ambassador susan rice to present the administration response. it listed several goals for rice. among them, to underscore that these protests are rooted in an internet video and not a broader failure of policy. also to reinforce the president and administration's strength. rice on all the sunday interview shows linked the consulate assault to protests against an anti-islam video, not a terrorist operation. >> we do not have information at present that leads us to conclude that this was premeditated or

scrutinized to make sure our diplomats who are out there serving the american people, in the case of chris stevens one of my real heroes in the government just by the way he chose to operate, i mean, he was always at one with the people. always reaching out in the internet cafes and trying to be out there, really hearing from the libyans how they saw their future. and it's tragic that in the wake -- it's tragic we no longer have chris, one of the great human beings and diplomats this country has ever seen and it's tragic that an attack like that unfortunately has us meeting in particularly dangerous places like libya to curtail that kind of action. and we had already in the wake of 9/11 beefed up our embassy security, of course, all around the world and that had big resource consequences which you're well aware of. and now we've done, you know, of course another overlay on that in order to answer to make sure that the president and the congress and the american people are satisfied that our diplomats -- well, this hearing shouldn't last -- >> well, this hearing shouldn't last much longer. we have

four people were killed in that attack, including ambassador chris stevens. >> and she had to duck as her in las vegas. clinton did joke about it saying thank goodness she didn't play softball like i did. >> not clear why the woman threw the shoe at clinton. >>> they were inspired by tragedy. the deadly wakeup call at napa that has many parents now seeking help from the highway patrol. zblget we're live in orland -- we're live in orland where survivors are waiting for their parents to pick them up. >>> close to the coast and bay dealing with a lot of fog. inland some high clouds with some sunbreaks. it will be cooler today. >>> our top story -- the bus crash near chico. los angeles area students were headed to humboldt state on a college tour when a fed-ex truck slammed head on into their bus. this morning some of the survivors who escaped injury are resting at a relief shelter in orland. tara moriarty is live at the shelter with how the community is coming together to face this tragedy. >> reporter: well, we speak to a red cross volunteer earlier this morning. she had tears in her ey

ambassador chris stevens, died in that attack. >>> also focus on russia and ukraine this morning. questions about whether we will see another russian invasion of ukraine. a new warning this morning on how fast troops could flood into that country. we'll take you live with the latest, next. [ female announcer ] take skincare to the next level with roc multi correxion 5 in 1. hydrate dryness, illuminate dullness, lift sagging, diminish the look of dark spots, and smooth the appearance of wrinkles. roc® multi correxion 5 in 1. high performance skincare™. now for a flawless look, roc perfecting cream. the only bb cream with the wrinkle fighting power of roc retinol. new from roc. >>> 24 minutes past the hour. now to ukraine, on edge this morning after a new warning from the top nato general about the potential for a russian invasion. general philip breedlove tells cnn's christiane amanpour, the russian troops along ukraine's eastern border are poised to move and could do so in as little as 12 hours. phil black is live in moscow. phil, just a few days ago, it seemed that vladimir putin

chris stevens was after that day in the turkish ambassador came to visit ambassador stevens at the compound that day. we know from eyewitness testimony on the ground contemporaneous from the rso that was there that the turkish ambassador when he was there and all through the day there were no sightings, no indication in any way of any gathering or any protesters around the compound around benghazi. there was closed-circuit television. it was that every 17th brigade. there were people they are offering security no one at any time prior to the attack gave any indication that there was a protest going on at the compound. the rso himself said there was nothing going on at the compound. the chief of station in tripoli had no indication of any protest going on. the political officers had no indication of anything going on. the grs officers coming from the annex over, anyone involved in this situation can't cut no one had any indication that the protests going on and yet the obama administration allowed its spokesman for the first time in the first public disclosure five times on the sunday mornin

he is testifying about what he knew leading up to the deaths of ambassador chris stevens and three otherchief intelligence correspondent cath lien is live in washington with more on that. >> thank you. two congressional sources tell fox news the c.i.a. top officer on the ground in libya known as the chief of station will appear for the first time this afternoon before that house sub committee on investigations. the allegation first reported by fox news is that former deputy director dismissed the chief of stations reporting that there was no protest. and based on communications with headquarters, as early as two days after the attack, the chief of station understood the burden was on him to prove a negative and that there was no protest. an email to murrell and other leadership. he wrote the attacks were not an advancement of protests. the chief of stations assessment is gospel. they question what evidence he had that was so overwhelming, he apparently dismissed this reporting adding that the episode is disheartening for every intelligence officer in the field who puts their neck on the

scrutinized to make sure that our diplomats who are out there serving the american people in the case of chris stevens, one of my real heroes in the government just by the way he chose to operate. i mean, he was always at one with the people, always reaching out, you know, in the internet cafÉs and trying to be out there really hearing from the libyans how they saw their future. and it's tragic that in the wake, it's tragic that we no longer have chris, one of the great human beings and great diplomats that this country's ever seen, and it's tragic that an attack like that, unfortunately, has us needing to -- particularly in dangerous places like libya -- curtail that kind of interaction. and we had already in the wake of 9/11 beefed up our embassy security, of course, all around the world, and that had big resource consequences. which you're well aware of. and now we've dope, you -- we've done, of course, another overlay on that in order to answer, to make sure that the president and the congress and the american people are satisfied that our diplomats who are risking or their lives every day just as

ambassador chris stevens. >> palestine president mahmoud abbas is in egypt.hey are discussing the impasse over talks between the israelis and palestinians. on tuesday secretary of state john kerry said israel had taken steps pushing the talk back. >> australian search crews say their ship has detected two new pings consistent with the black boxes from missing malaysia airlines flight mh370. the signals were found then lost. the data may be used to direct a small submarine used to look for the plane. >> the ascertain for the missing plane cost $44 million. as one correspondent reports, it may be the most expensive. >> the air crafts deployed by the united states, china and vietnam - the pentagon setting aside $4 million. 3.2 was spent last week. the u.s. will double it. >> half has been contributed by australia. china hasn't said how much it spent. beijing sent 18 ships, 8 helicopters and three fixed-win aircraft. it does not include the defence assets used by britain, france, new zealand and south korea. whenever the search for flight mh370 ends, the total co

ambassador chris stevens and three other americans were killed.ng gun, a cover up at the white house. what they point to is here's one of them from ben rhodes, deputy national security council official who works on press. before susan rice went on the talk show to explain what happened, the goal was to, quote, underscore that these protests are rooted in an internet video, not a broader failure of policy. they had other information, julie, at that time, people at the state department and cia saying this was not an indigenous protest but a calculated planned terrorist attack. when republicans say gotcha, do they have a point? >> they're going to try to make this point to cast it as a smoking gun. for the white house, one of the biggest questions is why were these e-mails we're getting now under a foyer request. >> a lawsuit. a group had to file a lawsuit. >> why were the e-mails not released earlier? this is going to stretch the story out further. if you can just get all of your information out once, you can make the case for your position more str

ambassador to libya chris stevens and several other americans died in an attack on their benghazi mission some embassies have opened again since then the u.s. mission in syria though has not now this closure comes at an interesting time in the conflict first of all president bashar al assad is preparing for reelection this summer if he wins it will guarantee him another seven year tenure in office also by the end of the week syria is expected to have removed twenty three percent of its most dangerous chemicals such as mustard gas and stare. and during its disarmament process it will also have shipped out sixty three percent of its low priority chemicals now damascus missed the december thirty first removal deadline but has since then sped up the disarmament process however the u.s. complains that this process could be going even quicker than it currently is moving now back here closer to home according to the latest census bureau data there are currently a little over one hundred forty seven thousand people with syrian ancestry living in the united states reuters reports that by the end o

chris murphy of connecticut. and also congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz. and this week with mike mccall -- the secretary of the homeland security committee and retired supreme court justice john paul stevens. and at 2 p.m. -- guests include the russian ambassador to the u.s. and the archbishop of washington. the state of the union follows at 3 p.m., with stu rothenberg the publisher of the "rothenberg political report," the director of the democratic national committee -- and ambassador to the u.s.. and cardinal timothy dolan, the archbishop of new york and massachusetts governor deval patrick on security for the 2014 boston marathon. the sunday talk shows on c-span radio, brought to you as a public service from cable companies and c-span.

steven wood. chris hobard. and rob morgan. good to see all of you. kenny, i am not picking on you. but we do bring you on because you are the resident skeptic here and the market just keeps going higher here. >> it really does. and at some point, i think i'm going to be right, because it's a little bit confusing, right? the market just keeps marching higher, but what has really changed? the nasdaq is still not there yet. has not recovered. the s&p and dow certainly have. earnings are coming in mixed. top line revenue not really there. but i suppose janet yellen holding everyone's hand saying listen, we're not going anywhere, nobody worry, rates will stay low. so it forces the trade-in. i think, though, we're right at the highs on the s&p and dow. i have to believe there's resistance here. >> steven what about you? do you believe there's any fundamentals that justifies these moves on the markets? >> last couple weeks, i don't know there's fundamentals that justify the up and down. the economy is doing okay. that square root shaped economic recovery. nothing really is going to knock

steven, global head of fixed income research at hsbc. more on the ecb, stay with us. ♪ >> i think the past two months have been silly, breaking news. quite rob ford or chrisheadlines. gross talkingl about the departure from the firm a month or two ago. hsbc global head of research steven major is here, neutral now, mildly bullish on the u.s.? the trueay belie position. we are bullish on u.s. treasuries. , 2.1% atecasting 2.5% the end of the year. tactically, we are looking to be only shorter end of the curve, which means the duration exposure is near neutral. that may be mistakes the direction. in terms of duration, neutral. but with the emphasis on the shorter maturities. we think yields are still coming down. 2.5% is not far away from the june forecast, and 2.1% at the end of the year. >> right hikes? >> not next year. >> from the fed minutes? >> i think they just keep pushing out. there are 16 different forecast coming using their own models. the fed is keen to emphasize the are not productions about where rates will go. this is just a bunch of forecasts. in 2011, that collection of forecasts forecast this in 2013, and the rates are not quite there. i

steven colbert on the late show. the changing of the guard will take place some time next year. here's what new jersey governor christie had to say this morning on twitter. "oh, letterman, i'm really going to miss your fat jokes. wait, no i'm not, #colbe not, #colbertnation. here's the latest of what the governor is referring to. take a look. >> this is a cbs news special report. the not for profit father's day/mother's day council has recognized chris christie as father of the year. the word father contains the word fat and governor christie is fat. this has been a cbs news special report, a production of fat jokes. >> nice. >> old habits die hard, as they say, but if letterman's been too harsh on the new jersey governor, jimmy fallon knows how to take a kinder, gentler approach. >> chris christie visited a middle school and took questions from some of the kids, some of the students, and this one kid looked like he was about ready to ask chris christie what his favorite sport to play is, then he realized who he was talking to. you've got to watch this. check it out. >> what is your favorite sport that you like -- t

. >> congressman steven lynch, and you have much going on today, and we appreciate your taking the time to speak with us. thank you. >> well, thank you, chrisof the boston memorial starting at noon eastern time. >> come up, we will get you caught up on the oscar pistorius case, and he just got off of the stand after a grueling five-day cross-examination, but the trial could now take a two-week break, and what does legalizing pot have to do with the midterm elections? it is all about the enthusiasm, and we will explain that later. >>> it is time for the "your business" en prefre neur of the week. mike and camary allows people who are steeped in the economy to have sophisticated equipment from tools to workshops to 3d printers. for more, watch "your business" on saturday mornings at 7:30 a.m. on msnbc. earned is earned is my philosophy is real simple american express open forum is an on-line community, that helps our members connect and share ideas to make smart business decisions. if you mess up, fess up. be your partners best partner. we built it for our members, but it's open for everyone. there's not one way to do something. no details to

steven spielberg, will be involved again. they have to give the okay. no word on original writer, chris columbus.hing new life into movies, which other '80s films do you want to see? >> "sixteen candles." >> "st. elmo's fire." >> will the original gremlins be appearing again? >> we'll get back to you. >>> also in "pop news" this morning, when it comes to love, the old saying is that opposites attract. and people believe they are attracted to those different from them. 86% say they want a partner that complements them. but one research study says it's not even close to true. they looked at 1 million matches on the dating site, eharmony. it showed without a shadow of a doubt, mostly women, but a lot of men, overwhelmingly went to dates with those similar age, attractiveness, education, income, and of course, physical traits. again -- >> and they say that is what makes marriages last. the mantra is opposites attract, and then they attack. >> wow. >> just remember that, people. life is cute now. going to be annoying in a few years. >> real life lesson there. >> yeah. >> i did an hour-long special on

chris murphy of connecticut. and also congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz. and this week with mike mccall -- the secretary of the homeland security committee and retired supreme court justice john paul stevensd at 2 p.m. -- guests include the russian ambassador to the u.s. and the archbishop of washington. the state of the union follows at 3 p.m., with stu rothenberg the publisher of the "rothenberg political report," the director of the democratic national committee -- and ambassador to the u.s.. and cardinal timothy dolan, the archbishop of new york and massachusetts governor deval patrick on security for the 2014 boston marathon. the sunday talk shows on c-span radio, brought to you as a public service from cable companies and c-span. this begins at noon with meet the press, then at 1:00, abc's "this week," and at 3 p.m. cnn's "state of the union," then "face the nation" from cbs. listen to these on c-span radio, across the country on xm satellite radio on channel 120. and download our free app on the smartphone, or listen to is online at www.c-span.org. >> right now on the "washington journal," we ask if the government should regulate e-cigarettes. the comments are arty coming in. -- ar

courageous american heroes on the ground in benghazi both those who lost their lives -- and that's chris stevens information officer, shawn smith security officers greg dougherty and tyrone woods. and those who risked their lives to save their colleagues. each of these brave americans served on the front lines defending americans' interests so the rest of us can sleep safely at night. we lost some of the best among us on that terrible night. many of the brave officers who came to the rescue testified before the committee. these men took extraordinary measures to save their fellow americans without their courage their skill and the terrorists would have killed other americans in benghazi that night for sure. most of these silent warriors prefer to stay unnamed and many still defend america in some of the most danus