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while visiting family over the holidays their boxer dempsey got lost and it seemed unlikely dempsey would was doggedly determined to find him. we've got the reunion story. >> reporter: the blue cast, the iv, the sad, tired eyes it's clear this little boxer named dempsey has traveled a rough road. when you hear his story, you'll be amazed he survived at all. >> i have a boxer myself and i would be absolutely devastated if he was missing. >> reporter: christine pierce a mother of two from maine didn't know dempsey or his family but when she saw a post on facebook that said he was missing, she felt compelled to look for him. >> i had a feeling that i would find him. >> reporter: complicating the search dempsey was on unfamiliar ground. he was in maryland with his family. they were in maine for the holidays. a few days after christmas, he jumped a fence in the backyard and got away. family and neighbors all started to look, but hours turned into days and dempsey hadn't been found. his heartbroken family returned to maryland. there were ice storms and snowstorms. temperatures dipped below zero

panetta and dempsey go to the oval office to see president obama.scheduled meeting. again, we are now within an hour and a half of the attack. panetta told the senate armed services committee. getting too much information too quick. panetta and dempsey go to the president. they tell him it's a terrorist attack. they don't say organized attack on our guys. that's what happened. get the nomination. ambassador susan rice as we all know goes out, tells everybody spontaneous demonstration. now panetta says nothing. all going on, secretary panetta not saying a word even though he knows it's true. he is not saying a word. dempsey is not saying a word. they are not saying a word. of the president is not saying a word. there seems to be three people here that allowed ms. rice who i don't think knew. i think she was a dupe, to mislead the world. am i wrong? >> well, it's not just the president and susan rice. it's jay carney, it's secretary clinton. there is a lot of people. >> stick with the big fish. stick with the big fish. i have three big fish here for y

questioning of general dempsey and secretary panetta understood it as well. where did this information about it being in response to a demonstration really come from? >> chief washington correspondent james rosen, national security correspondent jennifer griffin both with two big pieces about 450 pieces of sworn testimony that fox news has obtained that were previously top secret, classified documents until late this evening. and both have been on this show, one showing testimony about why exactly the military said from the very beginning that it was a terrorist attack, and what the president may have been briefed by secretary panetta at the time and the chairman of the joint chiefs. here's some of that testimony with colonel george bristol on joint special task forces. the questioner is brad went strup. no one was the military was ever advising that you are aware of that this was a demonstration gone out of control? it was always considered an attack? >> yes, sir. >> on the united states? >> yes, sir, we referred to it as the attack. much more on the 450 pag

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there are chairman dempsey's said that in several different testimonies, i'm saying it now. all of the joint chiefs are unanimous, and the senior enlisted leaders, we all believe that any changes to the retirement system should be grandfathered. >> and when secretary panetta was with us and was involved in standing up the commission, he was very clear on grandfathering, and i've spoken with secretary hagel. he also supported grandfathering. so i think there's unanimous consent between the military leadership and the civilian leadership of the department that grandfathering has to be a part of anything we do going forward that changes retirement. >> and when will the commission's report will be, will come forward? >> that's february of of 2015. >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you very much, senator hagan. senator graham. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for having this hearing and all the things you've done over years to keep us focused in congress about what's the right thing to do for our military. i really appreciate your leadership. >> thank you. >> i

he told congress in june of last year that he informed chief chairman dempsey and secretary leon panettathe benghazi consulate was under a terrorist attack. they were on a way to the meeting with the president at the time of that conversation and they have five morning talk shows the following sunday where they blamed the attacks on the protest. falsely claiming that the attack arose out of a demonstration of muslims angry at an anti-islam film. the president himself push that false narrative in front of the united nations general assembly. the chairman of the armed services committee, congressman buck mckeon pushed him on the manner say in your discussions with secretary leon panetta, was there any mention of a demonstration or was all the discussion about an attack? he said my recollection is that there was some discussion about it. but it was peripheral. hinckley to our conversation. we knew that a u.s. facility had been attacked and was under attack and we knew at that point that we have two individuals. ambassador stevens and mr. smith unaccounted for. congressman brad lindstrom of

i don't recall that, dempsey acknowledged. there were the combatant commanders have the tloert to do that, so there was no command to do that from me. did you anticipate that september 11th, being the date that it is, going forward, we would have wanted to drop the notification times? recall that in the run-up to september 11th, dempsey replies, the threat streams took us other places other than libya. but general carter ham, commander of africom, who was excluded from the september 10th session, said they shared grave concern about libya. dempsey admitted the threat steam had taken him directly to benghazi. >> did you ever get the message they could not withstand a sustained attack on the consulate? >> i was tracking that intelligen intelligence. >> at the white house, the man who issued the press release saw no significance in the fact neither panetta or dempsey ordered more security. >> they don't wait until accept 10th to prepare for contingencies on an anniversary of september 11th, of any year. >> marine corps specialist

with general dempsey and secretary leon panetta, that is the nature of the conversation that we had.fricana commander told the committee that fighter jets in the region were unarmed and that they were 10 hours away in the uk. and the commander in charge said that he wasn't comfortable with security in the region and offered to does send a detachment of regions more than 10 months previously. but that offer was rejected by secretary leon panetta. and so what exactly is africom? the african command. well, africa is huge, of course the much larger than most of us realize. and it is the second biggest continent after asia and so large that could contain the united states and mexico and china and india and japan all of europe. but the u.s. africa command is as minimal as africa is best. africom consists of only 2000 personnel including military and civilian employees and contractors. the headquarters is in germany were 1500 of the personnel are from the space. the army elements are based upon italy and the u.s. navy ships are saying that the marine contingent is shared with marine corps f

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within 18 minutes, general de dempsey and leon panetta were told by general ham about the attack. within an hour, 11:00 p.m., there's a meeting with president obama, general dempsey, and secretary of defense, leon panetta, so obama is made aware of that at 11:00 p.m. benghazi time. 1:45 a.m., ambassador stevens is declared dead. two hours and 15 minutes later, woods and doherty are declared dead as well. 10:00 a.m., the bodies of ambassador stevens, shawn smith, tyrone woods, and glen doherty are flown from benghazi to andrews air force base. jay carney was asked about the new revelations in the briefing room a few hours ago. >> for many days hour, the president, but you specifically at the podium said we did not know if it was a terror attack. why if the military leaders testified to capitol hill it was a terror attack almost immediately, why did you say that? >> of course it was an attack. the facility was attacked. there was never any doubt about -- come on, ed. i know there's a desire here to color outside the lines, but this is not factual. >> coloring outside the lines. list

police found the man lying in the parking lot on dempsey road off of 680. he had been shot in the head. this is the city's first homicide of the year. >>> a roswell, new mexico, middle schooler allegedly shot by a classmate, has undergone a second surgery. the boy and a 13-year-old girl, wounded yesterday when authorities say a 12-year-old boy opened fire in the school gym. the boy's family expected to make a statement today. >>> "new york times" reporting the nsa implanted software in 100,000 computer around the world. allowing the u.s. to conduct surveillance on machines. the "times" says radio waves used to gain access to computers that other countries tried to protect from spying or cyberattacks. >>> one of the most important people in silicon valley and tech is steaming mad. >> scott mcgrew, he's saying he's treated unfairly. >> all of clean tech treateden fairly. the venture capitalist found of sun microsystems says 60 minutes report on sunday mischaracterized him and his investments in clean technology. he's posted an open letter to his blog this mor

ham's answer, with general dempsey and secretary panetta, that is the nature of the conversation we hads, sir. you thought what then? >> as you mentioned. i served in iraq and i was in a place under awhack two or three times a week so i understand the difference between the two times of attacks. so i had a good understanding of the situation. and at the time when this happened, i was not in office. i just won an election and i'm watching this like everyone else. as i watched this i thought to myself who is calling this a demonstration. i hope our military isn't calling it a demonstration. is a got to congress and we started having so many hearing i had the opportunity to go to a couple of these classified briefings, though it's not my committee, i made an effort to get there to ask these questions. bill: your general reaction had to be what then if he's using the word "terrorist" within 15 minutes. >> i was relieved to hear there weren't military advisers calling this a demonstration that has gone out of control. in some ways we were being given a different rendition of what happened th

general dempsey -- no sir, i am not. it was the recommendation and strong belief of the joint chiefs that we should not leave servicemen and women there without protections. senator levin -- why is that? general them see -- because of the many institutions in iraq that are still evolving and immature. the judicial system is certainly among those and we did not believe that we -- it was appropriate or prudent to leave servicemen are women in a country that still has the challenges we know it has and a very immature judicial system. later in that hearing i asked general dempsey if our commanders on the ground in iraq shared that opinion. it was the topic of many secure video teleconferences and engagements, person to person. i can state that they also believe that they needed the protections in order to leave our troops there. community -- committee, general austin, our commander in the ground in iraq during the 2011 negotiations, testified that there were extensive discussions with iraq about a continuing u.s. troop prese

he was going to a meeting with general dempsey and lee on panetta.hat is the nature of the conversation we had, yes, sir. and after general ham had that conversation with mr. panetta and mr. dempsey, they met moments later with the president of the united states. >> we're to believe now based on these documents that this was the military consensus. this had been a terrorist attack, and, of course, famously then days later, susan wright went on the surprised talk shows, that we've seen many times, she portrayed this as a situation that got out of control on video. it was seven weeks to the election, it had unmistakable cover-up. as you recall, i did say it was a terrorist attack the day after, it was in the rose garden, we're not going to be cowed by. a very general way that was not in direct reference to this episo episode. but even weeks later, you remember on the view, was this a terrorist attack? we're still investigating, well, the impression was made at the time, and i -- now it becomes utterly clear that he was told from the outset that it was

the bigger picture of it all, though, cut to two years later is here we are at the beginning of dempsey'sond term and justice monk speaking to military officers, he said he thought that now he thought he'd use the rest of his time to spark a conversation about the purpose of the military. this is the chairman of the joint chiefs what wants to hear more were the country. this is the president's senior military advisor. in the report you find that despite the pronouncement of readiness by the branches, there's grumbling behind the scenes, is there a deficit in our readiness, and where is that? >> it depend who you ask. the ship example, the ship number is something that was tossed about by defense industry and pundits who were watched - do we have a navy that's 300 ships, 230 or 300. it may not seem a lot, but when you build them, it's billions and billions of dollars. at the same time some admirals say if you look on paper to what the united states claims to be in charge of, security that it could provide around the world anywhere, any time, that why they would need three times as many shi

dempsey told that committee that the military cannot hunt down and kill the terrorists responsible forhe benghazi attacks because congress had not authorized the use of such force. the democratic chairwoman of the senate intelligence committee rejected a "new york times" investigation into the benghazi terrorist attack that fou no al qaeda link. senator dianne feinsin ying, quote, i believe the groups loosely associated with al qaeda were involved with the attack and now because of newly declassified documents we've learned iwas our first that helped to lead the interrogation of the head of them uncovering the fact that the uniform defense officials knew it was a terrorist attack from minutes after the consulate was under assault. this is congressman brad pins deechltrom, an iraq war veteran, army reserve officer and good to have you with us, congressman. >> thank you, good to be with you. >> let's begin. what i'd like to do is share with our audience at the same time, a moment of an exchange between you and general ham and i'd like to begin, if we may, with the full screen which is th

one interesting thing general dempsey reveals in his testimony, wolf, is that the u.s. military is not authorized to kill any of the suspects. they have to be captured alive, even though the state department labeled them and sharia the organization to be responsible as the terrorist group. >> interesting stuff. thanks very much, elise. these revelations come two weeks after "the new york times" published a couldn't verse yell report, it seems after their own lengthy investigation, no direct evidence of an al qaeda role in the attack and supported the initial claim that an anti muslim video fueled some of that mob violence in benghazi. "the new york times" correspondent david kirkpatrick wrote the story and he's joining us live now from cairo. dave, thank you very much. before we get to those details, are you surprised by the new revelations we just reported that the u.s. military and military commanders say they really were not prepared -- even though this was the anniversary of 9/11 for a terrorist attack or if necessary a u.s. military response? >> no. i'm not surpris

general ham replied well, with general dempsey and leon panetta, that is the nature of the conversation we had. yes, sir. he is referring to then defense secretary leon panetta and then the general chairman, met moments after, as the attack was in full swing. mr. leon panetta reported that yes, he was the one that informed the president that this was an attack under way, that there was no question in his mind, mr. leon panetta's, that it was, quote, a terrorist attack. despite all of that, that we've now learned and seen in writing this week, this is what we've hed from the president and his team for weeks after. >> there is no doubt that the kind of weapons that were used, the ongoing assault, that it was not just a mob action. >> uh-huh. >> but now, we don't have all the information yet. and so we're still gathering it. >> we've seen rage and violence directed at american embassies over an awful internet video that we had nothing to do with. >> we have no information to suggest that it was a pre-planned attack. the unrest we've seen around the region has been in reaction to a video. >

officers responded to reports of shots fired at executive inn hotel on dempsey road. that's near 680, this happened 10:30 last night. bob redell joins us live by the scene with new details in the investigation. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. here we are several hours after the homicide here in milpitas. you can see police are still out here processing the scene at the executive inn. the coroner hasn't arrived to do their part of the investigation. no arrests, no description of the person who shot and killed a young man in the parking lot of the hotel. but what could help the investigators are witnesses. apparently there are several who police have been interviewing overnight at the police station. when police arrived around 10:30, several people were in the parking lot. they were hysterical, crying because on the ground, unresponsi unresponsive, a man, 20, 25 years old with a gunshot to the face. he was pronounced dead within 15 minutes of the officer's arrival. several shots were fired and a dark sedan was seen leaving the scene, the only tidbit with regard

not clear whether he was a guest at the inn hotel on dempsey road there.o. the video provided to cbs news by a source close to the family of a chinese teenager who was run over by a san francisco fire truck at the crash scene. that family is suing the city of san francisco over the girl's death. >>> got your traffic and your weather coming up right after the break. xí check it out everybody. our kids are out of their rooms. because we've got the kfc favorites bucket. 10 pieces, any recipe. twelve ninety-nine. everybody gets what they want. we love this new extra crispy boneless. he's taller than i remember. ♪ ♪ >>> good morning. we have a solo car injury crash southbound 280 approaching sand hill. and there are some delays behind it. the fast and the slow lane are both blocked. unfortunately, 101 is also seeing heavy traffic in the same area. better news now in the oakland hills northbound highway 13 that off-ramp had been completely closed approaching moraga thornhill. a large downed tree. they were able to re-open that ahead of schedule re-open within th

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the executive inn on dempsey road is known by residents as a hotspot for underaged partying and drinking. >> kids come and get away with things here. >> reporter: police say it's true there have been incidents with partying in the past and at the time a young man was shot and killed there was a party going on, on the third floor of this hotel. investigators are trying to see if there's a connection. >> this is a location that sometimes has parties but i can't say if this party was associated to this homicide or not. >> reporter: police say the victim appeared to be hispanic, between ages of 20 to 25. he was found in the parking lot tuesday night with several "hysterical people." it was not clear if he was a guest here or visiting someone. >> you have to be more careful and not out in night so much. >> reporter: neighbors on edge, the first homicide of the year. there's only one in milpedas in all of 2013. >> you don't want to go by here anymore. it's scary now. >> reporter: the santa clara county coroner say they have not yet released the itity of the victim -- identity of the victim. so

dempsey jumped a fence and vanished in subzero weather while his family was visiting in mississippi.ay they had no choice but to go home to maryland without him. nine days late they're got a call. a neighbor in maine found him. he had a broken leg but alive. his family made the 14-hour drive to get him, and they all go back home to maryland tomorrow. >> nothing that cold out here, but finally some moisture in our atmosphere. leigh glaser has a look at the forecast. >> what was that coming out of the sky in what were those things that people were covering their heads with? we had a little bit of light rain, really mainly heavy mist and drizzle from a cold front that moved through. young see on live doppler 7hd, already starting to see the clearing in the north bay. most of the moisture has started to push on south of the golden gate bridge, but got kind of hung up near southern marin county, san rafael, also around mill valley and even the golden gate bridge, a lot of wet pavement there. the rainfall amounts were less than -- well, right near about a trace of an inch. so not a lot of

and for the first time, the russians asked martin dempsey to share these electronic censors that couldotentially detect remote bombs. that's a big deal. they've never asked for that before. and then later this prearranged call between president putin and president obama and they did discuss olympic security. >> it is a good sign. and we all know the history of the u.s. and russian intelligence services is not a good one. and boston, while alone in some ways, led to -- >> the boston marathon bombing. >> yes, boston bombing. that led to an improvement at least between the fbi and the fsb, the equivalent of their fbi. that relationship has been pretty good. and now this discussion between general dempsey and their chairman of the joint chiefs is very significant. that the russian would actually ask for technical u.s. help at this late date shows that they're nervous, but also that they may really be open to a greater exchange of technical intelligence, which could at least give us a better feel about what's going on there. >> and if they do get those censors, american military will have t

not clear whether he was a guest at the executive inn hotel on dempsey road there.ay have fled in a dark colored sedan. >>> never-before-seen video of the aftermath of last year's plane crash at the san francisco airport. the video was provided to cbs news by a source close to the family of a chinese teenager who was run over by a san francisco fire truck at the crash site. the family is suing the city of san francisco over the girl's death. their attorney says rescuers were restless and poorly train. >>> i'm anne makovec live in antioch the delta here behind me. there was a big fire on a tiny island yesterday. this morning, it is out. but firefighters are still looking for hot spots. it was officially out at 9:30. check out the video we shot yesterday when three homes were burning as well as several outbuildings and about 50 acres of land on kimball island which is about half of the island. the fire was reported at about 2:30 yesterday afternoon. it started as a small brush fire but spread quickly because of strong winds and dry conditions. now, the island is acces

russia's top general ask joint chiefs martin dempsey for sophisticated electronic sensors from the u.s. to detect remote-controlled bombs in sochi. if they are sent, u.s. military personnel would have to go along with them. the terror threat in russia comes mainly from the caucuses. from suicide bombers, including women known as black widows. russia is on the hunt for at least five suspected bombers, two men and three black widows. yet most u.s. team members, like snowboarder kelley clark, say they are not worried. >> i'm not worried about the safety issues in russia at this point, and we're so focused on our competition and on our sport. >> reporter: and tamron, i must say, we are now inside the security perimeter, inside this so-called ring of steel. and here security is very tight. it took hours to get inside. all of our bags were checked. you need an identification badge, identifying who you are, which organization you have to wear 24 hours, the entire area is surrounded by fences. there are artillery pieces in the mountains surrounding sochi. this area all around the venues is act

it made dempsey the hero he had not been in the public's mind, until the time.he was bigger when he lost because of this bravado. i think the same thing is true of reagan. that line was reported in the press here. americans really admired reagan for it, because they realized what he was trying to do, which was reassure his wife. ronald reagan really endeared himself to the american public with his strength through the shooting. some said it was a difficult debut for the first lady. the approval rating for her was 26%. the president was much higher. what were some of the reasons why it was a challenging first year? >> as in california, where she found a governor's home, a governor's mansion that she felt was unsafe, she felt that the white house was in disrepair. she felt there were repairs that needed to be done. she said the furnishings were shabby. she wanted a complete renovation and refurbishing of the white house. she wanted new drapes and new upholstery. she raised private money to get this done. she said often, i loved entertaining. i thought that was an

que fue asesinado el lunes en la noche en el hotel executive inn, ubicado en la 95 de la carretera dempsey.... sgt. raj maharag 0.42 segun comenta el sargento maharag de la policia de milpitas, las autoridades llegaron de inmediato a la escena del crimen, tras recibir una llamada... y encontraron a la victima sin vida en el estacionamiento del hotel reportes policiales indican que lo que inicio como una discusion en ese estacionamien to entre el fallecido y otra persona aun no identificada, escalo de manera mortal. lt. sandy holliday la teniente sandy holliday describio la escena como caotica cuando los oficiales llegaron, con gente que estaba gritando y llorando, y el cuerpo de un hombre con --aparentemente -- una herida de bala en la cara.... residentes del area no salen de su asombro... en el 2013 tan solo hubo un homicidio en milpitas... jesus/vecino "hay mucha seguridad, los policias estan a cada rato, esta muy custodiado aqui... muchos policias de noche" la policia informo que la victima era hispana de entre 20 y 25 aÑos elena "he was really friendly, he was never mean, he was always

a man was found shot to death outside the executive inn hotel on dempsey road. his body was in the parking lot when police got there about 10:30 last night. they are trying to figure out whether he was staying at the hotel. the victim was believed to be 20 to 25 years old. the suspect may have fled in a dark colored sedan. we are going to have a live report from the scene coming up. >>> and san jose police are investigating a new murder. it's the third of the year in that city. a man was found shot to death in the street near loma verdi drive and eden avenue. that happened about 5:30 last night. no arrests so far. >>> liquor store damaged after a bomb squad dead nature a suspicious dwight in san francisco. 46 avenue and judah street at 6:00 last night. when the bomb squad detonated the device the explosion and a fire damaged a nearby liquor store. there's damage to the building and the blast knocked bottles off shelves, as well. >>> just a big loud bang like when you hear like really loud fireworks. >> you can hear all the car alarms went off in the neighborhood

general martin dempsey, chairman of the joint chiefs and its russian counterpart are leading an effort to figure out if u.s. military care would be compatible with russian equipment against terrorist bombs. it is possible u.s. troops could be sent to operate the systems but only if the russians ask for help, something u.s. officials say is unlikely. the f.b.i. and state department's diplomatic security personnel will be protecting u.s. officials attending the games. some u.s. olympic teams are lining up private security to get them out of sochi in a crisis. boston-based global rescue will have personnel and aircraft near the games to evacuate members of the u.s., ski and snowboard teams in an emergency. >> i think the level of concern, rbara, is unquestionably higher. i think the amount of effort and resources that have been allocated to this olympic games is unparalleled. >> reporter: olympic officials in a number of countries received a potentially threatening e-mail and while they don't think it was a direct danger to the games, every piece of information is being scrutinized in the

today russia's top general asked joint chiefs chairman martin dempsey for sophisticated electronic sensorso detect remote-controlled bombs in sochi. if they are sent, u.s. military personnel would have to go along and run them. the dangers in sochi are clear. >> i would not go. and i don't think i would send my family. >> reporter: but most u.s. team members like snowboarder kelly clark are not worried. >> i'm not worried about any safety issues in russia at this point. and, you know, we're so focused on our competition and on our sport. >> reporter: the state department has issued a travel warning for americans going to russia. as president obama and vladimir putin now try to find ways to avert potential trouble. brian? >> andrea mitchell in our d.c. newsroom tonight. andrea, thanks. >>> there was, in this country, a fatal shooting today on the campus of purdue university in indiana. authorities there say one person was killed inside a classroom in the engineering building. suspected gunmen later surrendered. the campus was locked down for hours. police say the gunman appears to have targ

>> dempsey has been criticized.ng any assets in the area. you wonder if that's some sort of excuse for not having any assets in the area because we weren't able to classify these groups that were associated with al-qaeda. they were certainly associated with al-qaeda. we know from the senate report that they were. >> americans dead and he says that the u.s. couldn't seek to capture the benghazi attackers under the existing agreement. but it would need to rely on forces in libya or any other countries where the attackers are hiding in order to do so. it's infuriating and literally feeling handcuffed when we can't protect our own is an awful, awful sentiment. >> we would have to ask libya for permission -- remember, they tell americans -- this past week, the department of state has classified two of the organizations involved in the attack as terror outfits. and they are al-qaeda affiliates. what's interesting is some of the things we've heard is state department employee greg hicks and others had asked for help. we ne

in his testimony general dempsey privately told the house panel that, a, libya did not come up on that conference call with the president and, b, that after the call there was not a single directive issued by any military leaders to change our force posture, libya or anywhere around the world. in that press release where you said that the president had had this call, this meeting, and was preparing the posture, was that an exaggeration when there were no military directives after changings to posture in any way? >> our military and other services devoted to our national security don't wait until september 10 to prepare for contingencies on an anniversary like september 11 of any year. secondly, the -- i don't know specifically whether libya or other areas of the world were discussed, what was the case, as i think you remember, is that there was a lot of unrest in the region and that was certainly an issue of concern in terms of the security of our embassies and our american personnel around the world. but -- and again, i'm not really sure what -- you can address questions about force p

general dempsey and i talked about this when we were having a debate with the air force. and so right is the right mix between the active component is ready to go. it is the bulk of your national guard force and they can be brought up to standard pretty quickly and so what is that right balance? and that is what we are trying to fight right now. trying to discover that right balance. they are guard has been working with the air force and the air reserve on a mecca of that discussion. and i think that there has been a lot of studies off the shelf. to get this right when we talk about an insurance policy in an unstable world and think we have a good opportunity for the future. >> general odierno says they train several days here. you have a response to that? >> welcome i will tell you that i have been trying to find the person that trains. i did train 39 years and want to become a leader as a sergeant, you may get paid 39 days per year. there wasn't a weekend away by and the idea of turning 39 days a year, i'm not finding that anymore. and if you figure the schools that are

carter ham said he had that discussion with dempsey and panetta.t's a dereliction of duty if you did not tell the president during that meeting. second question. who in the intelligence community sin on september 11, 2012 has refuted the excuse of the video. anyone? >> certainly not that i know of. the intelligence community has been on both side of that and there is a long and complicated answer as to why they used it. it certainly didn't play the role the administration said in its public statement. bill: those questions coming up again next hour when senator john mccain is here. his thoughts on the revelations or benghazi, do not miss that coming up today. plar * in the meantime. martha: in the meantime there are new revelations about the massive credit card breach to so many target users. it affected tens of millions. a new report shed light on who may be behind all this. bill: a contact lens? that could be a game changer. what can this thing do, i wonder. stay tuned. martha: it has lines in it. bill: that's a hint. [♪] [ male announcer ] meet

call, and despite repeated requests for more security in the year leading up to the benghazi attack, dempsey told him that libya was not even brought up, jay carney pleaded ignorance on the issue today bev referring the know answered question to the department of defense. here is mr. carney. >> i don't think specifically whether libya or other areas of the world were discussed. what was the case, as i think you remember, is there was a lot of up rest in the region -- unrest in the region. that was an issue of concern in terms of security of our embassies and american personnel in the world. but any -- against i'm not sure what -- you can address questi questions about force posture to department of defense. lou: carney had a lot to say about israel's deficient minister critique of secretary kerry's middle east approach, claiming there were no actual negotiations with the palestinians only with kerry, saying kerry turned up here determined and acting out of misplaced obsession and messannic fervor, communities that he has since apologized before, kerry called his statement -- carney called hi

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panetta and dempsey crossed the potomac with a meeting with president obama and told the president thereck happening. no discussion about a video based on what we're learning in these 450 pages worth of recently declassified documents where general ham is quoted as telling a closed door committee meeting the following -- quote -- "there was preliminary discussion about you know maybe there was a demonstration but i think as the command and i think the command quickly got to the point that this was not a demonstration. this was a terrorist attack." further declassified testimony shows also just how unprepared the u.s. military was to respond to this attack since it took the commanders of extremist force 23 operators, 19 hours because they were out training in croatia during the attack. there were not any attack aircraft on high alert that day, the 11th anniversary of the 9/11 attack. elisabeth? >> peter, doocy, thank you for coming to us from d.c. with the latest on the benghazi scandal. >> here's a sobering stat. a new poll shows 73% of kids don't want to grow up to be president. what do