to eliminate gadhafi?hat was a severely dumb decision. >> he said very bluntly to me about the libya intervention, quote, it didn't work. >> wasn't he warned by people like secretary gates about libya's tribal history and did dangers of taking out gadhafi? >> there was a huge fight in the administration. turns out the gates side was right but i think obama now is on the side of, you know what? i should not have let myself be pressured into this intervention and that influenced the way he dealt with syria the next couple of years. >> syria, you will recall, where president obama drew a red line and then it was crossed. the president and his advisers agreed on an attack plan but he pulled back at the last moment. >> i use the term stunned because i was stunned by that. >> chuck hagel served as president obama's secretary of defense from 2013 to 2015. >> it reversed a very comprehensive, complete decision that had just been made a few hours prior to that and the president had made the final decision and a few

to eliminate gadhafi?a severely dumb decision. >> he said very bluntly to me about the libya intervention, quote, it didn't work. >> wasn't he warned by people like secretary gates about libya's tribal history and dangers of taking out gadhafi? >> there was a huge fight in the administration. turns out the gates side was right but i think obama now is on the side of, you know what? i should not have let myself be pressured into this intervention and that influenced the way he dealt with syria the next couple of years. >> syria, you will recall, where president obama drew a red line and then it was crossed. the president and his advisers agreed on an attack plan but he pulled back at the last moment. >> i use the term stunned because i was stunned by that. >> chuck hagel served as president obama's secretary of defense from 2013 to 2015. >> it reversed a very comprehensive, complete decision that had just been made a few hours prior to that and the president had made the final decision and a few hours later

to eliminate gadhafi? a severely dumb decision. >> he said very bluntly to me about the libya intervention, quote, it didn't work. >> wasn't he warned by people like secretary gates about libya's tribal history and did dangers of taking out gadhafi? >> there was a huge fight in the administration. turns out the gates side was right but i think obama now is on the side of, you know what? i should not have let myself be pressured into this intervention and that influenced the way he dealt with syria the next couple of years. >> syria, you will recall, where president obama drew a red line and then it was crossed. the president and his advisers agreed on an attack plan but he pulled back at the last moment. >> i use the term stunned because i was stunned by that. >> chuck hagel served as president obama's secretary of defense from 2013 to 2015. >> it reversed a very comprehensive, complete decision that had just been made a few hours prior to that and the president had made the final decision and a few hours

to eliminate gadhafi?s a severely dumb decision. >> he said very bluntly to me about the libya intervention, quote, it didn't work. >> wasn't he warned by people like secretary gates about libya's tribal history and dangers of taking out gadhafi? >> there was a huge fight in the administration. turns out the gates side was right but i think obama now is on the side of, you know what? i should not have let myself be pressured into this intervention and that influenced the way he dealt with syria the next couple of years. >> syria, you will recall, where president obama drew a red line and then it was crossed. the president and his advisers agreed on an attack plan but he pulled back at the last moment. >> i use the term stunned because i was stunned by that. >> chuck hagel served as president obama's secretary of defense from 2013 to 2015. >> it reversed a very comprehensive, complete decision that had just been made a few hours prior to that and the president had made the final decision and a few hours lat

look, gadhafi, saddam hussein are brutal murdering thugs, no debate about that. but what we have got to do and what the president was saying is we didn't think thoroughly about what happens the day after you get rid of these dictators. regime change often has unintended consequences. in iraq and in libya right now where isis has a very dangerous foothold. and i think if you studied the whole history of american involvement in regime change, you see that quite often. >> secretary, we're going to let you respond. >> well, i -- i would just point out that there was a vote in the senate as to whether or not the united states should support the efforts by the libyan people to protect themselves against the threats, the genocidal threats coming from gadhafi and whether we should go to the united nations to seek security council support. senator sanders voted for that and that's exactly what we did. >> no. >> yes, we did. we went to the security council we got support of the security council and we then asked for support of our european allies. and this was a request be

she wanted to go in, get rid of gadhafi. for what reason? look, he was a bad guy. saddam hussein was a bad guy. they had one thing in common. they killed terrorists, okay? we would have been better off if we never looked at the middle east for the last 15 years. >> let's get to another question. >> mr. trump, i have jamie eckman, registered republican, married, three kids. still undecided. >> my relative is a natural-born american in the military, deployed. his father and stepmother are undocumented citizens here in the -- undocumented people here in the united states for the last 25 years without any way of adjusting their status. if you're president, what will you do for those members that are the fabric of our country that have been here for 25 years

look, gadhafi, saddam hussein are brutal murdering thugs, no debate about that. president was saying is we didn't think thoroughly about what happens the day after you get rid of these dictators. regime change often has unintended consequences. in iraq and in libya right now where isis has a very dangerous foothold. and i think if you studied the whole history of american involvement in regime change, you see that quite often. >> secretary, we're going to let you respond. >> well, i -- i would just point out that there was a vote in the senate as to whether or not the united states should support the efforts by the libyan people to protect themselves against the threats, the genocidal threats coming from gadhafi and whether we should go to the united nations to seek security council report. senator sanders voted for that and that's exactly what we did. >> no. >> we went to the united nations. yes, we did. we went to the united nations security council. we got support from the security council. and we then supported the efforts of our european allies and arab part

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the country's didictator moamma gadhafi was cocooperating with e u.s.ince the invasion of irara in 2 2003. many voices araround the world were dananding he be removed fromowower. oncece again, the president's to mimilitary advisers counseled caution. when he sided with tsese that urged him to supportrt the overthrow of ghahafi his secretary of d defense resortedo extraordinarary measures. didid you actuallyell your subordinates to limit the amouot of information they ga t to tht white house on military options available in libya? >> allll i said was, i i don't anany litary plans or options gog to the white house i haven't en. >> i mean, you write i it re bluntly. you say don't give t thehite house staff too o mu information onon the m military options. they don't understand it. >> pretttty ch. >> a litittle more blunt. u had concern out that. >> absolutely. >> about running milary operations of the white hoe. >> yeah, yea the e experience that we had ha wiwith that in vietnam didt work so well. >> on march 19th, 201111, president obama cititing humanita

if you look at gadhafi, he was a bad guy. they had one thing in common, and one thing they were really, really good at. number one they were not politically correct. do we all agree? they were great at killing terrorists. they were great. we are not good at killing terrorists. we catch somebody who's a terrorist and it's 25 years before the trial starts. they killed terrorists. and we would have been better off -- lou: donald trump, addressing as he will next week in an extensive policy speech. foreign policy, sharing his views, as we know that he was opposed to the war in iraq. it's going to be quite an interesting speech next week, and just to bring you up to date on the -- about 7,000 people, at least 4,000 in the venue there and 3,000 people outside. >>> joining me now, forbes media chairman and the editor in chief, steve forbes. great to have you with us. >> good to be with you. lou: i find it interesting. he's talking about saddam hussein. he's talking about moammar gadhafi. he did not mention hosni mubarak, but he shou

the country's dictator, moammar gadhafi, had been cooperating with the u.s. since the invags of iraq in 2003. many voizs around the world were now demanding he be removed from power. once again, the president's top military advisors counseled caution. when he sided with those who urged him to support the overthrow of gadhafi, his secretary of defense resorted to extraordinary measures. did you actually tell your sb d subordinates to limit the amount of information they gave to the white house on military options available in libya? >> all i said was, i don't want any military plans or options going to the white house that i haven't seen. >> you write it a little more bluntly. you say don't give the white house staff too much information on the military options, they don't understand it. >> pretty much. >> that's a little more blunt. you had concern about that. >> absolutely. >> about running military operations out of the white house. >> yeah. the experience that we had had with that in vietnam didn't work so well. >> of course, see "rising threats, shrinking

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she wanted to go in, she wanted to get rid of gadhafi. for what reason? a bad guy, saddam hussein was a bad guy. they had one thing in common. they killed terrorists. >> mr. trump also spoke about the so-called bathroom bill in north carolina that has outraged transgender advocates. he said lawmakers should have left things the way they were. in a lighter moment, trump's wife melania was asked about the habit she most wants her husband to give up. her answer, retweeting. >> right now in the free nbc10 app, we have an entire section dedicated to decision 2016 and all of the candidates. we send out news straight from the campaign trail as it happens. a free download you can get right now. >>> another beautiful day outside, and it's going to be a great night for baseball. the wilmington blue rocks have a doubleheader tonight. the phils are off. we take a live look at the stadium. first pitch, 5:05. chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with that forecast. >> we have a pretty nice sunny day out there and temperatures in the 60s. rising into t

. >> president's referring to the capture of libyan leader gadhafi. president obama thinks the intervention went as well it could have. >>> the sports note the golf season's first major championship turned into an epic meltdown. >> it was tough to watch. last year's winner jordan spieth ran into trouble on the 12th hole at augusta national. he put it in the water twice. an eight-shot slide from which he couldn't recover. danny willett took advantage, shooting the low round of the day. in the end, willett beat spieth. >> the whole thing ended with a rather strange green jacket. he looked like he was being sick helping willett into the green garment. >> he had to do that ceremony twice. >> he didn't seem to be too happy. >>> coming up -- speeders be wear, police cars may be harder to spot. >>> and a former nfl player shot in an apparent road rage incident. tributes for the victim pour in. >>> plus a real-life hamburglar, goes into a restaurant and fires up the grill. >>> a pilot is recovering from serious injuries after this crash in a neighborhood on l

he told fox news sunday a lack of planning for what to do after the fall of momar gadhafi. president obama says that working to remove the dictator was the right thing to do, but libya is now "a mess." >>> well, an unusual ripple effect now blamed in the spike in tourism in cuba. running low. >> that's right, beer. translation. the newspaper reports tourists are guzzling more beer than cuba's main manufacturer can even supply. compounded with shipping delays from cuba biggest importer the tap certainly running low. private bars also scrambling for supplies. in the meantime, visitors will to look for other options. perhaps a cigar. >> i don't think they're running short on those rolling papers. >>> we're finally getting a look at the controversial bill to decode messages on iphone for the fbi. >> or as scott mcgrew puts it, we think we're getting a good look at it. >> the feinstein bill to make an end to end an end to inscription. the kind you find on apple imessage. we think this is the rough draft. it certainly looks official. it was leaked over the weekend. california sen

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. >> since gadhafi's fall, four americans have been killed. obama said his biggest accomplishment was saving the u.s. economy after the final meltdown. >>> they weren't voting for anybody here in the u.s. they were voting for the next president of hperu, have a hu --. today marks the beginning of national crimes victims rights week, victims survivors and their families came out for a 5k walk and vigil to remember those affected by violent crime. professionals were also there to explain how painting and animals can help in the healing process. >> we understand what a difference dogs and the affection they bring can bring to a victim and we want everyone to know that we're here to help and to serve. >> we want them to come out and be with others who have gone through the same thing they've gone through and they're not alone. >>> a scary barricade situation ended with an officer shot, the suspect in custody and this massive apartment fire. this all unfolded last night in columbus were trying to arrest the man inside the building when he started s

she wanted to go in, get rid of gadhafi. for what reason? look, he was a bad guy. saddam hussein was a bad guy. they had one thing in common. they killed terrorists, okay? we would have been better off if we never looked at the middle east for the last 15 years. >> let's get to another question. >> mr. trump, i have jamie eckman, registered republican, married, three kids. still undecided. >> my relative is a natural-born american in the military, deployed. his father and stepmother are undocumented citizens here in the -- undocumented people here in the united states for the last 25 years without any way of adjusting their status. if you're president, what will you do for those members that are the fabric of our country that have been here for 25 years undocumented? >> won't they be deported? >> when you say natural-born citizens, that's interesting. i assume you were born here. why do you mention that? because you know who always says that? ted cruz. he was born in canada and lived there for four years. i'm a natural-born citizen when, actually -- >> i'm not for

president says it was a lack of planning about what to do after the fall of libyan leader moammar gadhafi. president obama said working to remove the dictator was the right thing to do, that libya is now, quote, a mess. >>> california's medical marijuana czar says she's not completely familiar with how pot affects people or what it does. lori ajax told "the los angeles times" while it is her job to be regulating marijuana she's never used it herself. she went on to add that there does appear to be a medical need for marijuana. she was appointed in february. she's been working with other departments on crafting regulations for granting licenses, imposing sanctions and also tracking pot sales. >>> taking a look over in the weather department now, meteorologist rob mayeda has been looking at the measuring of the rain and are we done with it? will we get sunshine tomorrow? >> the weekend's almost done and we're finally seeing a little bit of sunshine around san francisco. breaks in the clouds. 57 degrees over towards the tri-valley. dublin mostly cloudy sky, still mist over the diablo range a

told fox news sunday it was a lack of planning for what to do after the fall of libyan leader momar gadhafi. working to remove the dictator was the right thing to do, but libya, in his own words right now is "a mess." >>> secretary of state john kerry strengthens relations with jap japan. on august 6, 1945, the u.s. dropped an atomic bomb there killing 140,000 people. kerry is the highest ranking u.s. official ever to visit the site. he attended with the foreign ministers from the group of seven industrialized nations. no active u.s. president has ever been there. >>> authorities right now believe that the men behind last month's deadly terror attacks in brussels switched targets just days before it happened. before the brussels attacks belgian police arrested a surviving member of last month paris attack. prosecutors now believe that the group that attacked in brussels silshy planned to target paris, again. but they changed course because investigators weren't moving in on them. >>> gas prices, if you've noticed, because you've probably been at the pump this weekend are still kind of inchi

if saddam and gadhafi, things would be more stable? >> of course it would be. >> and he's gone further than that. >> look at libya. look at iraq, look at the mess we have after spending $2 trillion, thousands of lives, wounded warriors all over the place, who i love, all over. we have nothing. >> at one point in the campaign, of course, he didn't push back or pull back that idea of impeachment for president bush over iraq war. then there's the real controversial stuff, folks. trump said he would support killing family members of terrorists. he says he wants to aggressively expand torture. even if those policies violate international law. >> what would you do, as commander in chief, if the u.s. military refused to carry out those orders? >> they won't refuse. they're not going to refuse me, believe me. i've never had any problem leading people. if i say do it, they're going to do it. that's what leadership is all about. >> but a day after he said that, he clarified that position in a statement to the "wall street journal" saying, quote,

>> reporter: since the fall of gadhafi, various entities have completed to exploit and fill the politicaln the .capitol tripoli is a self declared government. the coalition is headed by this man and is supported by powerful militias. the justice minister on wednesday said it was stepping down, but now he is threaten prosecute any ministers who join the new government. the gna still does not have to support of the third administration, the house oprepresentatives, that's the parliament. that's meeting of the eastern city of tobruk, pushed owl of tripoli two years ago, it continues to claim legitimacy. it was recognized by the u.n. until last year. the u.n. envoy to libya says its support for the new government of national accord will be crucial. >> the house of representatives has to continue to arrange a meeting with all members of the parliament in order to endorse the government. it is very clear. the -- legitimacy comes from the parliament. >> reporter: then there is the newly formed state council. the state council is made up primarily of former members of the gnc, the old parliament

do you overthrow moammar gadhafi?imes" said that was secretary clinton that led the regime change. this is the same mentality that supported the war in iraq. look, gadhafi, saddam hussein are brutal murdering thugs. no debate about that. what we have got to do and what the president was saying is we didn't think thoroughly about what happens the day after you get rid of these dictators. regime change often has unintended consequences. >> i would just point out that there was a vote in the senate as to whether or not the united states should support the efforts by the libyan people to protect themselves against the threats, the genocide threats coming from gadhafi and whether we should go to the united nations to seek security council support. senator sanders supported that. we went to the united nations security council. we got support from the security council and we then supported the efforts of our european and arab allies and partners. >> and back now with our panel. anybody? >> you have to listen to hillary clint

. >> libya deteriorated into chaos after gadhafi fall from power. benghazi attacks killed four americans including apples bass door chris stevens. president obama says he felt his biggish accomplishment is what he's done with the economy p. >>> cia director says his agency will not water board even if ordered by a future president. the director spoken brennan says he doesn't disagree -- he says, he needs to endure. president obama banned waterboarding in 2009. presidential candidates donald trump and ted cruz have suggested briring the practice back if needed. >>> d.c. administrators can expect an earful tonight over plans to present homeless shelters. mayor bowser's proposal creates short term housing facilities in each of the city's wards. people who live in ward one are invited to a community meeting at the reed center community room at 6:30. >>> fairfax county, ple leaders to build the bailey's shelter on north chambliss street. it's expected to serve 50 men and women for four or five years. the meeting is otonight at 7:00. >>> one person hurt w

hillary clinton went and put the pressure on the administration to get rid of gadhafi.er have done that. gadhafi was working with us. it was a terrible, terrible mistake. >> did you say that at the time? >> yes, yes. we'll check it out. >> check it out. let me talk about afghanistan. i would have never added the extra troops. i would have used special forces and when we see al qaeda somewhere, take them out with drones. take them out with special forces. i want to get out of there. >> but you want to put troops into fighting isis. >> yeah, because isis is different. >> how is it getting out of there? >> chris, i am not for using troops to get rid of assad, but i'm for troops for destroying isis because the longer we wait, the more complicated it will become and the more at risk welling be and we need to defend america. [ applause ] >> we'll have more questions from the voters here when we come back. if you misplace your discover card, you can use freeze it to prevent new purchases on your account in seconds. and once you find it, you can switch it right on again. you're

he touched on saddam hussein and moammar gadhafi, bad men but. >> they were great at killing terroristere great. we are not good at killing terrorist. >> reporter: in the middle of talking about trade, trump shift todd playing golf as a wharton student at philadelphia's cobbs creek course. >> you met people at cobbs creek that were actually, very, very sophisticated hustlers and if you can survive on cobbs creek, you could practically survive every where. we love philadelphia, let me tell i folks, we love it. >> shout out to philadelphia there. jim, trump touched on a lot of topics. there was one he did not touch on. did he not repeat earlier remarks he made this morning concerning the so-called bathroom law in north carolina and how it impacts transgendered people. trump had been critical have the law saying it caused an uneasy strive. ted cruz camp blasted trump immediately claiming he was in the league with politically correct leftist elite. live from harrisburg, john rawlins for channel six "action news". >> thanks, john. >>> john kasich made two stops in the delaware valley today.

mandated international coalition to prevent some of the potentially murderous behavior that gadhafi was talking about. i do believe that it was important for us to properly plan, prepare, and resource what came next. and i think it was possible for us to do that effectively, i think that we didn't do it as effectively as we should have. that does not negate the importance of us all now investing in making sure that there is a functioning libyan government. the fact that we now have a government and national court, fragile as it is, requires us to do everything we can to encourage it. and this is a conversation i have had throughout my meetings during this trip, whether in london or now here. with respect to the partnership negotiations, what you are saying is differences continually narrowing, and i think it is up to the negotiators to try to find compromises and solutions on all of these issues. the issue of dispute settlement is something that has gained a lot of attention and attraction among those who generally oppose trade agreements. keep in mind that the vast majority of trade ag

countries like rahm iraq and libya, ultimately out offed the leader there mow maw mar gadha r gadhafi, mainly as a result of that. the two leaders calling for a humane solution to the refugee crisis that's now besieging urine. president obama in response to some of the criticism that's coming from donald trump most recently, going on for sometime as we've just talked about says now is the time to beef up the u.s. presence in eastern european in particular and bolstering nato as it heads is into its seventh decade. >> make sure that they have not just reassurance in words but that we have actually deployed concrete assets that let them no that article 5 means something and that we stand by our commitments to our allies. and i have in my budget put forward a quadrupling of the resources we spend. >> president obama talking about an additionalling brigade in face of continued aggression in russia and ukraine and mu moldo, called it the biggest collective defense since the end of the cold war. >> mike viqueria thank you. >>> the fallout from the largest document leak in history is growing

is needed to defeat terrorism, and in the same interview, he said insufficient planning for a post gadhafif his eight-year presidency. take a listen. >> worst mistake? >> probably failing to plan for the day after what i think was the right thing to do in intervening in libya. >> the nato-led intervention in 2011 led to the toppling of libyan dictator moammar gadhafi, who was captured and killed later that year. >>> still to come this hour, britain's young royals in india. we'll go live to new delhi to find out what they have planned for the next leg of their trip. >>> plus, the 2016 mtv movie awards honor some of the year's best performances. we'll tell you who scored the biggest prizes. stay with us. ahhh the sweet taste of victory! prilosec otc. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. >>> welcome back, everyone. britain's duke and duchess of cambridge are on the second day of their tour of india. >> that's right. they've been meeting with young entrepreneurs in mumbai where they will later go to the indian gate. >> our reporter joins now from new delhi with more on what's in st

this particular jet bombed moammar gadhafi's location. it is still flying. reason when i tthe marines needa part. >> it is very, very old to be flying. they were designed to fly for 6,000 hours. >> the marines are extenting they will to fly 8,000. budget cuts that reduced the forces by 30,000 marines is making it harder to patch them together. >> trying to make a car faster, more efficient. >> the marines that we have, we don't have enough to do the added work. >> sims it takes 18 noes get parts for these jets. production was halted in 2001. this fa-18 has to deploy in july. >> where are the wings? >> that's a good question. they're on other jets. >> he deployed to the pacific with ten jets last year. on seven made it. a few leak caused his fa-18 to land in game. back home, skin cracks forced this f-18 into a hangar. >> basically you had to cannibalize this plane. >> will this plane ever fly again? >> we plan to have it flying by the summer. >> reporter: they have deployed six times on iraq and afghanistan. right now only 2 of his 14 planes can fly. >> we're

this particular jet bombed moammar gadhafi's compound in libya in 1986. it's still flying.to cannibalize the hinge from a museum jet on display on the u.s.s. york town. >> very, very old to be flying for an aircraft. these are designed to fly for 6,000 hours. >> reporter: the marines are extending them to fly 8,000. budget cuts that reduced the force to 30,000 fewer marines and wars that were supposed to end but didn't are making it harder to patch the old planes together. >> imagine taking a 1995 cadillac and trying to make a ferrari, make it faster, more t frame so the aircraft is constantly breaking. >> we don't have enough to do the added work. >> reporter: sometimes it takes 18 months to get parts for the early model f-18 jets. this f-18 has to deploy again in july. >> where are the wings to this plane? >> good question. they're on other jets. >> reporter: colonel harry thomas deployed to the pacific with ten jets last year, only seven made it. a fuel leak caused his f-18 to catch fire in guam. instead of ejecting he landed safely, saving taxpayers $29 million. back ho

freelance photographer, he had taken up arms with a mission in libya battling forces to then muammar gadhafi. he went in as an aide worker but then helping that fight. >>> spacex looking to launch and land a rocket. we'll tell you where you can see it happen. >>> plus presidential candidates have their eyes on new york. a war or words between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. (sco adibsarks) =stt/u= >>> welcome back to you and happy friday. the markets are mildly higher this morning after getting just a drubbing yesterday. adobe says hackers have found a way into its adobe flash plug in and can use that vulnerability to insert ransomware into the computers. you used to see flash all the time. but a lot of sites don't use it anymore. youtube moved away from flash years ago. but you will run into it on the internet from time to time. you may not even realize the added part of a website is flash. i've tweeted out the link so you can take a look at your own computer, make sure it's safe. >>> spacex will once again trying to reach the international space station this afternoon with the launch o