embassador stevens and three others dead. the main residents of the burnt out shell, you can still smell the smoke from the fire. blood splattered in a bathroom, hand prints on the wall. as for answers to the remaining questions you've been talking about, one eyewitness tell us the mob which marched to the compound were chanting blood thirsty slogans before they attacked. maybe that's the reason some think there was a protest first. varies members of the islamist groups were in the mob and deny responsibility. we spoke with a leader this week who was named as a key suspect. we counted as many as five close -- [ audio trouble ] certainly as you've been discussing, the video from the cameras could be very interesting. finally, embassador stevens and his staff, as you've been discussing, saying they had growing concerns about terror threats. that's the indications from a variety of directions we've been receiving. for example one libyan official told us he told the americans days before the attack they were at risk and they agre

embassador stevens met the turkish embassador. there wasn't a soul around. it was a seven hour planned attack, intel was al-qaeda was on the rise. everybody else left but us, the c.i.a. chief says this was a militia attack within 24 hours. the president of libya said it was an al qaeda attack. a rocket it falling apart, bin laden is dead, al-qaeda is on the rise. go to the training camps in iraq. 32,000 people have been killed while we do nothing. islam i can extremist are infiltrating syria. as for iran, they have quadruple of amount of enriched uranium. nothing is working, the whole region's falling apart leading from behind is a failure. and overselling the death of bin laden caught up with him in libya. >> now i feel like one of the moderators. senator graham, senator durbin, thanks for joining us. we'll see if the candidates do as well as you did. >> former south dakota senator george mcgovern died that morning, the democratic nominee for president in 1972 lose to go richard nixon. he was 90 years old. >>> next, the granddaddy of all polling helps us so

embassador john bolton, former embassador to the united nations and fox news contributor. >> good morning, eric. >> what did you expect the house subcommittee could learn? >> it's important to get the background to what was going on before the september 11 attack and to ask some pretty basic questions, like what intelligence about security in benghazi and tripoli for that matter was the state department seeking? what were they asking for? in other words, did she understand initially they had enough of a threat or faced enough of a threat that they needed intelligence. number two, given whatever they had, did the state department provide adequate security? it seems the answer to that question is clearly no. therefore, the committee has to ask why not. >> apparently there are at at least 13 events previous to this which are documented. what do they need to know? they're talking about unstable libya, islamist and al-qaeda influence to want to kill us. >> no, there are many, many questions that simply defy rational answers unless the administration was motivated by the view everything was fin

embassador and three other americans were killed. grieving mother pat smith says critical questions remain under answered about her son, sean's death. >> how did my son die? why did he die? especially why weren't there security people? they told me there were five security people there. who were they and why didn't they do something? some of those security people got killed and some did not. >> still such a tragedy. good morning, everyone, i'm jamie colby. >> i'm eric. >> this development comes as secretary of state hillary clinton says the u.s. is doing what it can to protect its people around the world. >> and we will never prevent every act of violence or terrorism or achieve perfect security. our people cannot live in bunkers and do their jobs. >> so how do we protect americans serving overseas and is that the message we want to send to those risk their lives. john bolton joins us as he does every sunday at this time. he's in miami. good morning, embassador. >> goodgood morning, glad to beh you. >> mrs. smith is in pain, really h

embassador to the united nations, john bolton. good morning. >> good morning. >> we have this -- the reporting by jennifer griffin there were three calls on the ground in benghazi for help. she broke the story. the order came back, stand down. don't go. what's your reaction? >> and request for outside assistance denied. they put out a statement friday we never said no to requests for help. the white house is trying to portray the president as saying do whatever it takes. but in the defense department there's more contradiction, panetta says the african command agreed no reinforcement should be sent to benghazi. that's not what general ham is reported to have said to the congressman. i think the picture we have of the administration is a lot of fingers pointing different directions and no clear pictures as to what actually happened. i think the only place you can trace this to is the white house. in any administration i've served in, it would be inconceivable to me that as this attack began and unfolded, the president wasn't in the

embassador.h you're not alone. the families of the four americans killed are not being told the truth. >> last night on judge jeanine pirro's show. her -- the state department worker wants information as to what led to the death of her son. she says she's not getting any information. >> did the president speak to you personally about what happened to your son 0? >> yes. >> what did he say? >> he says, we will check it out and let you know. and that's what hillary said and panetta and joe biden and susan rice. after that i heard nothing until you talked to the people in the media. absolutely nothing. >> what did leon -- what did the president say to you specifically? and hillary clinton and leon panetta, did she say it was about a film? >> susan rice total me specifically it was a phillip and it was not a -- film and it was not a terrorist attack. >> that it was not a terrorist attack. >> exactly. she said that days afterwards too when i saw her on tv. they told me -- in fact, about three or four

. >> now, while the white house has yet to fully explain why embassador rice went on television to sayresult of a demonstration over that video, the obama campaign says no we were not trying to deflect from the idea of al-qaeda gaining strength. >>> i think that's nonsense. obviously this was a tragic event and the president called it an act of terror, not once but several times, and asked for and ordered an investigation to get to the bottom of what happened, why it happened and to bring those who committed this act of terror to justice. >> now, when you look at practical experience, it could be difficult for governor romney because he has less practical foreign policy experience than the president. what he will try to do, according to campaign sources, to overcome that it bring it back to the economy stating in order to have a strong foreign policy, in order to have a strong military, you have to have a strong economy and we just d't have one right now. >>> john roberts, in florida. thank you, john. >>> tomorrow the candidates will make their final pitch to undecided voters in the fi

soldiers of one country peacekeepers from another country as it was in two thousand and eight we see embassadors killed we see ambassadors killed people we see a u.s. diplomat killed in an arab country tourist this is what concerns us even more. and what's more we see diplomacy being replaced with sanctions. we see tougher sanctions against this country more sanctions against this country those who are sick everything indicates that the world really needs into the global security system the direction president suggested just a few years ago and i must leave it on the bush it was much like the one. recently you signed an agreement on concretion between the c.s.t. all secretariat and the un secretariat it will take it that is it part of your efforts to man some of these holes or is this something totally unrelated. to you little that you want to remove the united nations. as an umbrella organization with which we should cooperate with memorandum and cooperation in fact i just came back from new york where we signed in other memorandum on peacekeeping cooperation. agreement this means torch that we

political problems just one month after i deadly attack in benghazi claimed the lives of four diplomats embassador churkin said it is difficult in this case to explain the u.s. delegations actions in a rational terms now russia has dropped her statement calls on the libyan authorities to take urgent steps to resolve the conflict by peaceful means and to preserve the rights of all libyan citizens that also expressed concern about the significant escalation of violence in and around the city of miami will lead. keeping a close eye on the violence around but he will lead we'll keep you up to date with developments in and around the perceived. it's good to have you with us here on r.t. today the latest peace effort for syria fell apart this week with at least two tera bombings and a large attack took place in the capital damascus where at least five were killed and many more injured by a car bomb explosion that happened during a proposed four day ceasefire to mark the muslim holiday of aid which some rebel groups such as the radical al nusra front rejected outright another call to carry on fighting an

ambassadors in libya and three other embassador staff as well.ything is bigger in their state now they can claim it is also faster. they're not alone in craving speed, safety experts say the chance of surviving a crash at 80 m.p.h. is essentially zero. the zero red beacon news reported the council vote was not unanimous 10-1, aldermen stefanie voted no saying the fee is just too high. tom skilling has your forecast. >> another lovely day tomorrow this front keeps slowing down probably in reaction to the storm at the of the attack right now. look at the winds coming in from the south tomorrow morning and tomorrow evening. here are the temperatures tomorrow. that is the satellite view of what's going on into there are the showers and thunderstorms coming in late in the day tomorrow passing late tomorrow night those are rates we had yesterday in the weather system. not a huge amount of rain but enough to be interesting. frosted visor is down in the southwest and the southern plains a look at this patchwork of hurricane warnings in the bahamas. hurri

political problems just one month after i deadly attack in benghazi claimed the lives of four diplomats embassador churkin said it is difficult in this case to explain the u.s. delegations actions in a rational terms now russia's draft press statement calls on the libyan authorities to take urgent steps to resolve the conflict by peaceful means and to preserve the rights of all libyan citizens that also expressed concern about the significant escalation of violence in and around the city of miami will leave well here we are all keeping a very close eye on the volunteer round but i want to lead we will keep you up to date with the developments in and around the besieged. it's good to have you with us here on our to today tens of thousands of protesters filled the streets of italy and spain on saturday in anger over tough economic measures being forced upon them of a show of discontent turned ugly in one northern italian town where police used tear gas and buttons to disperse the crowds but it's all to serve reports the struggling public is still determined to get its message. getting back at a ster

political problems just one month after a deadly attack in benghazi claimed the lives of four diplomats embassador churkin said it is difficult in this case to explain the u.s. delegations actions in a rational terms now russia's draft press statement calls on the libyan authorities to take urgent steps to resolve the conflict by peaceful means and to preserve the rights of all libyan citizens it also expressed concern about the significant escalation of violence in and around the city of money will lead libyan forces launched a full scale it's not in town more than three weeks ago accusing it of being controlled by some orders to former libyan leader moammar gadhafi gadhafi was overthrown in early two thousand and eleven at that time western media outlets made libya for the excuse today as the fighting and body will leave continues most mainstream news outlets have remained silent not reporting on what some are calling a humanitarian catastrophe. in new york. and the current situation in libya is an inconvenient truth for those who back the regime change there and that's why they're now turning a

in that letter because it's in his congressional colleagues referred to drones as are faceless embassadors and they noted how these drones are feeding anti american sentiment around the world and those claims the claims are of who sits in his congressional colleagues have been validated by studies that came out just last week from the new york universe new york university and prince and no i'm sorry new york university and stanford university of slavery and we did it we did we definitely talked about that and how pakistan's foreign minister said that the leading cause of anti-american sentiment is indeed the drone warfare program there and the media you know last night they were talking about the d.c. sniper attacks ten years on anybody here we are ten years on from this extensive drone program that's been launched all across the muslim world why is it the media doesn't focus on large scale terrorism and they only focus on the small scale terrorism when they talk about terrorism in general why do they perpetrate lad well i think partly because of political elites aren't speaking out and so

blocking a statement that is condemning the use of violence in dealing with libya's political problems embassador churkin says it's very strange and the behavior of the u.s. delegation with respect to the russian. press statement in this situation is hard to rationally explain now this russian draft security council press statement on bani walid expressed grave concern about the escalation of violence in and around the city in particularly the reports of growing civilian casualties including children the statement also called the living authorities to take urgent steps to resolve the conflict by peaceful means and to preserve the rights of all libyan citizens in the statement also stressed the need to promote national reconciliation inclusive political dialogue in libya it was quite surprising to many of us journalists that were at the u.n. stakeout to find that there was no agreement made on this this russian draft press statement that essentially condemns this violence violence that began in the beginning of october and we see is escalating but these conversations will clearly continue in the d

found embassador stevens' journal and now the washington post has picked up some of the documents so where is the urgency to contain the area. you either had troops call everything on or of a normal neighborhood. and binding for trouble congress went into recess until after the election but not before a muscled up whole regulation bill through the house we'll tell you about the new cold war in just a bet. it just bothers you if you would just walk by you know don't even know the shot i had to help and this man might look homeless but he is far from it he will tell you why he chooses to sleep on the streets of new york city one week every year and what he wants you to know. it's thursday october fourth four pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wahl and you're watching our t.v. . well as the dust settles in the aftermath of the attack in libya many questions remain and while the obama administration is coming under scrutiny for failing to protect u.s. embassies and diplomatic buildings there's more details coming out today that's adding fuel to the fire according to the washington post s

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consulate in libya as congress investigators that terrorist attack that killed our embassador. >> peterl at the u.s. consulate in benghazi as the leader of the special forces team whose job protect u.s. personnel in libya but his mission ended a month before the raid. his team left the country and so did a mobile security deployment team. lieutenant colonel wood has been subpoenaed to testify about the breakdown. chris stevens's information specialist sean smith and glen dougherty and tyrone woods. lieutenant colonel woods says he met with embassador chris stevens every day between february and august when his team left to figure out how to keep folks safe at the consulate. he said it's unbelievable to him the state department decreased security in libya when they did because he says he showed them how dangerous and volatile and unpredictable the environment in libya was with at least 13 security incidents before september 11 backing up his case. this is all part of a u.s. government wide investigation into the terror attack. we heard from the secretary of defense about the status of th

. >> embassador johnson cook is the ambassador at large for international religious freedom. prior to joiningjournal." we now go the state department, senior pastor and ceo of the bronx christian fellowship the art. earlier, a white house fellow on the domestic policy council. president clinton appointed her to serve on the national initiative on peace. in the two years, she has served as ambassador for religious flown to fives continents to promote religious freedom. ambassador? [applause] >> thank you and good morning. the pleasure to be with you today. the united states institute of peace does such great work in the world. the ambassador at large for international freedom. welcome to everyone of you for being here promote religious freedom. ambassador? [applause] with us today, including those who are online, on the air. i want to express my appreciation and gratitude to you, wonderful co-sponsors of the institute of peace of, for hosting today. i wanted knowledge susan hayward and david for your work. it has been wonderful to continue with you and for your conceptualizing

as i said, before we knew what happened to the embassador, the governor's holding a press conference. that's not presidential leadership. >> mr. ryan, i want to ask you about -- the romney campaign talks a lot about no apologies, he has a book called "no apologies." should the u.s. have apologized for americans burning korans in afghanistan? should the u.s. apologize for u.s. marines urinating on taliban corpses? >> oh, gosh, yes. >> burning korans immediately? >> what we should not be apologizing for is standing up for your values. what we should not be doing is saying to the egyptian people, we, mubarak is cracking down on them, that he's a good guy and in the next week, say, he ought to go. what we should not be doing is rejecting claims for calls for more security in our barracks, our marine -- we need marines in benghazi, when the commander on the ground says we need more forces for security. there were requests for extra security. those requests were not honored. look. this was the anniversary of 9/11. it was libya, a country we knew we had al qaeda cells there, as we know al qa

i did not understand why embassador stevens was allowed -- ambassador stevens was allowed to go into the country with a situation like it was and not have the security. what he was doing in benghazi is impossible. host: we will leave it there. guest: this is what our diplomats do. the operate in the field with our host nation partners in trying to advance relationships with those countries. this happens on a global basis, on a daily basis. this is not something that is unusual. in an area like libya, it is a much higher risk. the ambassador knew that going into the country that it was a high risk environment. he knew to develop a relationship with libya, he was not going to be able to do that surrounded by a large entourage of personal security individuals. he visited that on a personal level. he had to get out of tripoli and needed to get with the people to best advance our relationship. at the end of the day, that put in at greater risk. from what i understand, he was well aware of that risk. that is what makes our diplomatic corps so special. they're willing to do it. host: what d