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. >> former navy captain and fox news military analyst and fox news military analyst colonel david hunttin. good evening, gentlemen. >> good evening, judge. >> i will start with youment colonel what are we talking about with afghan police killing our soldiers? >> i think we have such a miss mash of what's going on over there nobody really understands what went on but i think senator mccain has it in the big picture right now which is to try to blame this on an obscure movie out in the vine theater in l.a. that maybe ran for one or two-days two months ago. if you believe that was really the thing that sparked all of this you are crazy. you don't get that kind of 400 folks putting direct and indirect fire in a coordinating manner. you don't do that on twitter. that is something that is planned. >> they brought rocket launchers and heavy ar ril ry to a protest. >> if you believe that that is all it was. the protest was something set up for 9-11. they were looking for the best thing they could have at the time for trying to inflame the arab world. they went with what they have which is a tw

david hunt, forensic anthropologist with the smithsoni smithsonian. he was called in to oversee a burial dating back to 1850. >> it's nicely laid out. >> during the excavation i was looking at the remains, and it's a male from the pelvis. you can obviously identify as male. and the skull unfortunately was the part that got hit. the tooth wear and other features of the skeleton not showing much in the way of arthritic changes would probably indicate the individual less than 35 years of age. and probably in their 20s. >> reporter: he's on call for other medical mysteries in washington, said they're unearthing more finds all over town. >> we expect to see other areas of washington, d.c. as more construction goes on, because there are other cemeteries that were associated with churches that no longer are in the area. >> reporter: in georgetown, tom sherwood, news4. >> once the bones are fully studied and recorded, it's likely a local church in georgetown will be invited to rebury them. >>> a newspaper editor is suspended over the topless photos of the duc

hunt. >> pelley: david, thank you. this is the first time a u.s. ambassador has died in the line of duty in more than 30 years. at the white house this morning, the president said this. >> the united states condemns in the strongest terms this outrageous and shocking attack. and make no mistake, we will work with the libyan government to bring to justice the killers who attacked our people. >> pelley: christopher stevens is only the sixth u.s. ambassador in american history to be killed by terrorists. it was a shock at the state department where secretary of state hillary clinton spoke earlier. >> today many americans are asking-- indeed, i asked myself-- how could this happen? how could this happen in a country we helped liberate, in a city we helped save from destruction? let me be clear: there is no justification for this. none. violence like this is no way to honor religion or faith and as long as there are those who would take innocent life in the name of god, the world will never know a true and lasting peace. >> pelley: the state department

david. >>> doug, how about our weekend weather? so much going on this weekend. >> there are a ton of events this weekend. obviously for the sporting enthusiasts, nats in the play-off hunt now. talking about today's game, tomorrow's game, sunday's game and the redskins playing on sunday, too. out there right now, plenty of sunshine. that's what we'll continue to see across our area throughout the next 40 minutes before the sun goes down. i want to show you a great shot down there from national harbor. over towards the potomac in the woodrow wilson bridge. got up to 80 degrees today. 78 the average high. fall officially begins tomorrow at 10:49. and tomorrow's going to feel more like summer. but fall's coming quick. 77 as far as the temperature is right now. winds out of the south about 12 miles per hour. temperatures around the region. 73 in winchester. 76 in martinsburg. 74 down towards the pax river. no matter what you have planned tonight, don't worry about any chances for rain. don't even worry about the cool temperatures. it's going to be nice and mild this evening. no rain out there right now. out to the west we're looking at shower activity and some thunderstorms

what would you >>> when david and sean goldman moved this april, there was one thing they both knew they couldn't leave behind. through all their years apart, sean never forgot hunting dyinosaurs with his dad did you take the canoe with you? >> yeah, i know it's in the backyard. >> i know what that canoe means to your dad. what it means a lot to you too? what does it mean to you? >> it means happy. when i'm in the canoe, i'm happy. because i'm with my dad. >> in a way, it's such a natural thing for a child to say about a parent. equating happiness with simply being together. yet for david goldman, it means so much more. >> for me, it was a dream for so long, and to have it as a reality is -- it's excellent, it's beautiful. >> we sat down a lot of times over the past few years, you and i, and many of the interviews have been extremely merely, at times you have been quite despondent. >> desperate. >> how is today different? >> i'm no longer desperate and no longer despondent, and i see my son, who is happy and healthy and playing. >> for sean, the changes continue. his dad is now engaged to be married, and when father and son move to their new house, david's fiancee w

. >> cnbc is going back on the ego hunt, a number of big named name's. >> david's favorite animation. romney and his 47% comments, howard schultz taking on his frenemies at keurig and the iphone 5's failure on maps. the ego trip, go to facebook. m facebook.com/cnbc and who won on the biggest eto retrip of the week, good or bad. coming up on "halftime" the voting begins. >> "street signs" with brian and amanda. >> you have a two-hour window so you better get on it. >> we've done one of these before. >> last friday. >> we did. >> who won? >> do you know? >> no idea. >> nobody watched it. surely not. >> nobody's on an ego trip here clearly. >> i'm told tim cook even though i think zuckerberg -- >> it was tim cook. >> tim cook was the winner. >> should have been bernanke but it was tim cook. >> have a great weekend. >>> if you're just joining us here is what you missed earlier on. >> welcome to hour three of "squawk on the street." here's what's happening so far. >> i imagine you're on an airplane flying from here to los angeles, you're probably going to get there okay but if you hit an a

hunt presented by the torpedo factory which used your smartphone to play. >> cool. >> i tell you what else is also cool, claire, thank you so much, the fact that we have been watching davidl morning. david cochran has a studio here for 25 years. >> 25 years. >> reporter: and you have been a part of all 10 of the street fessingtives. >> correct. i was in the first one 10 years ago. and i have done it every year since. it's a great event and lots of people, the artists love it and the people seem to love it as well. >> reporter: tell me about the masterpiece you have been working on this morning. i recognize that fascinate area masterpiece i don't know but this is tara. she looks like a model in real life, as well. so that's her with her outfit and this is your hat. >> reporter: fascinator, david. >> fascinator hat, yes. >> reporter: it is fascinating to watch you work. do you like working under a time constraint? >> i'm used to doing it and i like to paint spontaneous about big brushes in acrylic, not small brushes. >> reporter: you do unique family portraits. tell me with it. >> i'm known for doing a different kind of family portrait where people send me photos of their

know that this administration has been hunting down al qaeda leaders all throughout the middle east and northern africa as well. >> i don't know if you heard, davidsts this could be worse than watergate. watergate he points out no one was killed. here four americans were killed. he's suggesting there was a cover-up. >> well, there was certainly a lot of rear end covering. that's for sure. that seems to be the administration's first imperative after the death of ambassador stevens. but hey i think this will have political power. the economy obviously issue one in this election. but national security is issue two. president oma was elected in great part because of his promise to change america's relationship with the rest of the world. he made a point of this. his very first tv interviewag being inaugurated with the network and traveled to cairo in june of 2009. didn't go to israel on that same trip as would seem logical. in order to send a message but how he was doing a reset of america's relationship with the im world. and he had an attitude of great confidence that he in his own person would somehow transform everything. that may have been one o