2012 attacks in can benghazi, libya that left four americans dead including the ambassador christopher stevens. but later a committee spokesman said plans for clinton to testify have not yet been finalized. i'm joined now by john dickerson, the moderator of "face the nation." john, if the hearings are held on or around october 22, mrs. clinton will be in the middle of some heavy campaigning in both iowa and new hampshire so what kind of effect could it have on her? >> i think the effect will be determined by how those hearings go forward. on the one hand, you have some people in the clinton camp who believe that the modern congressional hearing is a bit of a circus, ands that, ands that you there are such partisan overtones of this conversation-- they can't even agree on when the date of the actual questioning is going to take place-- perhaps secretary clinton will benefit from the circus atmosphere and it will look like she's being ganged up on. of course, the downside for secretary clinton would be if she gives new ammunition about those who raise questions about her trustworthiness and thes

were killed in that terrorist attack of course including the united states ambassador to libya christopher stevensstim reveal? hello and welcome to a brand-new hour of america's news headquarters. i'm eric shaun. >> i'm molly line in for arthel neville. her campaign says that she will testify in october but the house select committee on benghazi says nothing is firm and they're still negotiating the plans. the clinton team says she'll also address

we have to talk more what this was, which was the death of christopher stevens.s fact that american serving overseas and human being and human lives lost here. adam: something that personalizes story and makes it real for people. >> right. adam: another story real pour people and that is donald trump. >> so real in my face all the time. adam: let's play for you the latest from mr. trump. then we'll talk about. >> i don't get jeb bush at all. and he is at one and i'm at two. a lot of people are very far behind. adam: i don't think that, well the polls, ron, mr. trump is doing well but is he going to sustain it? >> no. remember he has been number two before. i think donald trump is all about publicity, all about himself. it is very interesting i found he had opportunity when he registered as candidate to fill out a one page fec form. he has 120 days to fill that out. he hasn't filled it out. i think he sticks around and keeps publicity out and drop out in the fall. >> does nbc take him back? >> no. adam: macy's dropped him or he dropped macy's depending who you bel

were killed in that terrorist attack of course including the united states ambassador to libya christopher stevens. what could her potential testim reveal? hello and welcome to a brand-new hour of america's news headquarters. i'm eric shaun. >> i'm molly line in for arthel neville. her campaign says that she will testify in october but the house select committee on benghazi says nothing is firm and they're still negotiating the plans. the clinton team says she'll also address the controversy over her e-mail. just this week, two federal watchdogs saying clinton sent at least four e-mails containing classified information from her private account. something she insists never happened. molly henneberg has the story from washington. molly? >> reporter: good afternoon. the clinton campaign says it wants more of hillary clinton's e-mails released and hopes the process is not delayed because of quote disagreements between agencies: the campaign spokesman said, quote, we want to insure that appropriate procedures are followed as these e mails are reviewed. we particularly do not want their release to be h

posted and we were not expecting anything here on benghazi, but i found one, for instance, on christopher stevens, the ambassador killed in the attacks in benghazi, but says to you and my former clearings, i'm terribly story, it's somebody to hillary clinton about these, we're just getting these and if we get news out of there, give us a little time to take a look at them ichlts i know, -- >> one of the things they're looking at is whether or not it compromises the national security. if it's more than she obviously said at first, and events at benghazi not directly to, but it's going to fall over again, right. >> she's already going to testify in october before the benghazi committee. she'll talk about that. as you know, a federal judge ordered some 55,000 e-mails to be released, 55,000 pages of e-mails to be released. some 30,000 e-mails from her private server, her personal e-mail by the end of january next year. so, at that pace, there would be about 7% of the total number of e-mails and pages per month. this so far looks like it's just an addition al 1,000 or 1300 additional e-mails at least

christopher. at last check both in critical condition. at this time no word yet on any charges for steven burton. we are live from northwest detective, justin finch cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> justin, thank you for that. >> this morning we have update on story we first told but last night. six tube verse been loath kade -- located. the six went missing yesterday on the delaware river in bucks county. rescue crews spent several hours last night searching the delaware between riegelsville and washington crossing for that missing group. police have not released any details about exactly how they disappeared. >>> president obama is in ethiopia this morning holding talks with leaders and talking about the civil war in south suddan. obama is the first us president to visit the country. today he'll address the african union. this is the president's second leg of the his african tour he spent two days in kenya, calling for greater human rights within the nation. >>> happening today, a historic move from the boy scout of america. the group expected to ratify resolution lifting a ban in open lay g