you can unpack any national catastrophe going back to, for example, dealey plaza where jfk was assassinated. why was there not a counter attack group there, they didn't have that in those days. and why was it an open limousine? we try to fix things going forward and learn from these tragedies. diplomats are better protected today as a result of benghazi i'm very basic things. for example, what killed ambassador stevens was the fire when it was lit. when i was an agent going to training, i never learned to protect people when individuals set the building on fire. but the state department has worked with the fire department in new york city to address that kind of issue. so, you can foresee every possible event that will unfold when you are in these areas, you can only try to get in front of the threat and fix them going forward. host: san francisco, california. lawrence is it next. caller: i believe our issue whether in the military or in government service, people have reasonable expectations for having the best chance to not only defend our interests, but defend ourselves. and if reasonabl

the waldorf was a dealey situated -- was ideally situated on madison square garden. this is down on madison square garden herald square was the center of the theaters. the metropolitan opera was on 38 and broadway. basically, to 50 nine st was residential and people would go to the waldorf for lunch dinner, and so on. however, despite the fact -- peacock alley, by the 1920's, hotels such as the waldorf were considered old. interior decorators such as dorothy draper or dusting of the victorian cobwebs and we had, in 1920's, prohibition. the waldorf was not a speakeasy and it was not selling booze under the table. now, anyone who knows anything about the hotel business knows that hotels are dependent on receipts from the restaurants. and the restaurants were suffering terribly in prohibition. by the 19-teens, the theater district had moved to times square. so the waldorf was finding itself in anachronism. in every sense of the word. it was out of time, it was out of place, and it was fun out of luck. and along came a man named floyd brown who was a colombian trained ar

dealey will be the third major large new facility we visited. the experts submit reports to us and we work with ice. we make recommendations and work with ice to resolve issues that we found there. >> as it relates to these in particular were you able to determine whether they were justified, corrective action taken, how were specific complaints related to unacomp anied children listed in the complaint from aic addressed? >> i don't believe our recommendations have been finalized. the process is those are protected under privilege until we hear back from ice or cdp about the complaints. i can check to be sure but i don't believe those complaints we have final recommendations on those. once we have final recommendations we report out in our final report and quarterly reports to congress. >> we can expect at some point specific -- something specific to address these issues. >> should be in annual quarterly report, don't issue findings in a report on each individual complaint, there are probably 400 complaints we do a year. what we do is compile th