i am doing fine. >> gibson is not patrol officer. he handles administration duties skin all aspect of employment and man ance agencies's finances. at least one source familiar with what's going on says it is routine for law enforcement officer to have his police suspended if he severed with protective order. this resident who was once himself involved uncomfortable divorce after many years of marriage had this to say about gibson's situation. not only his career it is going to affect how he going raise his children. and in shut every day. his very unfair. >> well gibson was off regular two days off after his police powers were taken way he not been work we may fine out more details later in the week when he doing court on that protective order. >> thank you. >> the investigation continues after cadillac reportedly driven by elderly man employed into parade goers they believe of the car may have been suffering from medical emergency before the accident. up to 60 people were injured in the small town. drivers name and able have to the

. >> for joshua gibson this hit too close to home. >> utter devastation. complete devastation. >> the 31-year-old federal government employees lives and works in the district but he grew up in moore, oklahoma. his family list there. this is their home. >> they were virtually untouched and i think it shows the difference between what half-mile can make when you're talking about a storm of this magnitude. >> this is what's left -- less of the moore medical center. >> you think a bomb went off. >> gibson was watching television reports in this nearby conference room as the tornado smashed through his hometown. >> you can't imagine that that is natural that that was caused by essentially wind. >> his mother, grandfather and sister's dog rode out the storm in hallway in the house. >> the reason they weren't in better shelter is not because they're daring my grandfather is in a wheelchair so my mother wasn't able to get him up and into a bathtub. >> gibson was texting with his mother. >> i said take cover. >> and she said we are. >> we started sending texts and

gibson's legal bills are about two and a half million dollars. from them. now, this wood, if it was imle properly imported, that is a civil wrong. it's not a criminal wrong. you can't go to jail for that. >> megyn: it's not the same as manufacturing plutonium. >> that's correct. it's not the same as manufacturing meth. stated differently, there was absolutely zero basis to achieve what they wanted to achieve with guns drawn and people dressed in military uniforms. this is way, way overboard. >> megyn: why are we talking about this two years later? >> because we found out this administration has a pen chant for seeking vengeance against those who want to speak out against it and the owner of gibson did so by endorsing republican candidates and financially endorsing them as well. something that might not have occurred to us, you and me, who watch this stuff at the time it happened. now we see more and more of a pattern, but nothing as potentially violent as what gibson did. state law prohibits this kind of use of force. federal law requires that th

gibson who said this is the first time in my career that a diplomat has more balls than someone in the military. >> john: however in the pentagon spokesman george little said i quote: >> john: but for many conservatives the big question of the day was if any of the testimony could be tie the bengahzi attack to hillary clinton. sense last fall fox news and it's fellow travelers have

mary murphy from gibson dunn and neil thank you. charlotte the first people i went and spoke to.cheerleaders mayor willie brown >> i am delighted to be part of the effort to make sure that san francisco is selected for either 50 or 51 preferably 50. nothing impressed me more when young mr. murphy rruited 25 percent of all that's been raised from the gallagher and the rest of you will remain in the community for people who are in need. that 25 percent on-ramps into $8 million. obviously greatly in need based on all the numbers we see. and to have that happen around an font around the super bowl will be the mayor said it's just the threshold we will expand on a cooperative basis. i would guess there's no other region in this nation that can change so many minds and souls in terms of resources and in terms of talent and in terms of location and obviously as my i late friend herb came in said if you can't make heaven san francisco is our preference and clearly the rest of the world sees it that way >> so i congratulate you mayor you've loud all of us to be a part of a mission to impr

we want to know who gave colonel gibson the order and why.eview that stand down order since you were with him since he was receiving that. you told us there was a c-130 transport that had been provided and you had indicated that he should go to reinforce benghazi. colonel gibson was told to stand down and that plane landed without his team. let's start with review what is colonel gibson's team. what was the personnel. what were they doing in libya? >> they are the remaining members of the special security team, a group of special, 14 special forces, personnel assigned to protect embassy tripoli after the return and reestablishment of the embassy in september of 2011. on the 1st of august, secretary of defense signed an order changing their status from being a security team to a training team and transferring the authority, their authority from the chief of missions, ambassador to general hamm. on august 6th, two members of that team were in a carjacking incident as they were driving earlier in the morning outside the compound. they had to use

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x, you told us of colonel gibson. i am fascinated with the standard order to colonel gibson. gave colonel gibson the order, and why. i would like to review that order with you and what you experienced that night. >>you told us there was a transfer that went been provided in the -- and that you indicated that colonel gibson should go. colonel gibson was told to stand down. let's start first with the review of what is colonel gibson's team. war they doing in libya? -- what were they doing in libya? >> the numbers of the special security teams, special forces to protect embassy tripoli after the return of the establishment of the embassy and 2011. on the first of august, the secretary of defense signed an order changing their status from being security team to a training team. and transferring the authority from the chief of mission to general him. on august 6, two members of that team were in a carjacking incident as they were driving early in the morning outside of the compound. they had to use their weapons in order to escape that armed attack on their vehicle. in light of th

hicks, you told us of colonel gibson. i am fascinated with the standard order to colonel gibson. we want toe that know who gave colonel gibson the order, and why. i would like to review that order with you and what you experienced that night. you told us there was a transfer that went been provided in the -- and that you indicated that colonel gibson should go. standl gibson was told to down. left without him landing in benghazi at 7:30. let's start first with the review of what is colonel gibson's team. what were they doing in libya? >> the remaining members of the special>> the numbers of the special security teams, special forces -- the remaining members of the special security teams, special forces to protect embassy tripoli after the return of the establishment of the embassy and 2011. on the first of august, the secretary of defense signed an order changing their status from being security team to a training team. and transferring the authority from the chief of mission to general him. on august 6, two members of that team were in a carjacking incident as they were driving

. >> and "nightline" was miked into tony gibson's headset. >> the gear is still spinning. >> reporterg with some soft biggest names in nascar. >> including jeff gor done and dale earnhardt jr. >> of tough love, crew membersing and driver thes. our sport needs her right now. they see the same thing they see the kids, the girls, the young kids. fans from all different ages. >> i like it because she's a girl and everybody thinks that she can't win because she's a girl. >> reporter: but not everything danica does is from her young fans. take the godaddy super bowl commercials. a staple of her carefully branded image. >> godaddy.com gives me the exposure i need. >> reporter: do you ever have reservations with the go daddy? >> i am my own police officer with that stuff. i'm always in my window of comfort. and these are just expressions of my different sides of my personality. and being a female, love to look pretty or sexy or beautiful or any of those things. >> patrick continued to garner attention just this past week when her divorce was finalized. that on the heels of her publicly announ

now, let's get to the gibson guitar story.he company was raided, remember, back in 2009 and 2011, because it was supposedly using illegal wood in its cars. was it another case of political targeting? he donated to political candidates, the rival, cf martin did not get raided even though he it uses exactly the same wood and its chief is a big backer of democrats. doug holtz eakin is with us. and it gives us an idea the conservatives were targeted in the middle of an election, this is far more than just the irs, isn't it? >> well, we certainly know that the targeting took place at the irs and we don't know how much. and so, there are a lot of facts that remain to be found there and i don't think we should even speculate until we actually know what went on in the irs. and this moves past the irs, if it's true there was a coordinated targeting of action, it's a political story. stuart: you've got to get out there and hammer this one, and you can't back off and say we're waiting for more information. >> we know there was targeting

gibson. esm the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from new york, mr. gibson. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. and the amendment is agreed. to the gentleman from connecticut. mr. courtney: thank you. in order to make a good record of mr. gibson's great effort, i would ask for a recorded vote. the speaker pro tempore: does the gentleman ask for the yeas and nays? mr. courtney: do i. for the yeas and nays. -- i do. for the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 1-c of rule 19, further proceed ongs this question are postponed -- proceedings on this question are postponed. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the house will stand in recess subject to the call of the chair. >> we looked at expenditures, government services they receive, and then subtracted from that the taxes they pay. we came up with a net figure and estimated that over the lifetime of the illegal immigrant population, it would come to $6.3l

i can only say -- well, i won't quote lieutenant colonel gibson. he said it was the first time in my career that a diplomat has more balls than somebody in the military. >> rick: lawmakers also asked the man deputy coordinator for operations of the state department's counterterrorism bureau, mark thompson, about how quickly those involved thought lost september 11 was a terrorist attack. >> mr. thompson, you went through process of things that you observed and how you tried to activate your team. did you do so because you had an initial view of whether this was a terrorist attack or something else? >> yes. >> there was also scrutiny of the obama administration's narrative days after the benghazi attack. >> so fast forward, mr. hicks, to the sunday talk shows and ambassador susanlamed this attaa video. in fact, she did it five different times. what was your reaction to that? >> i was stunned. my jaw dropped. and i was embarrassed. >> though the committee's top democrat criticized darrell issa and his intentions. >> let me be clear, i am not question

what happened to wuanita gibson.amily sued the school district and they won $1.5 million ten years ago. the school district recently sued her in hopes of getting that money back. she hasn't been charged criminally, however. >>> brian banks is an incredible human being. that attitude, that spirit, he has the best attitude. he has a bright future. >> he has a good attitude. >> i'm telling you, he's an amazing human being. >> you have a right to have a couple chips on your shoulder. >> he let the anger go. >> a nice day today. a nice stretch of weather heading our way. we deserve it after our gloomy monday and tuesday. it is our live michael and son weather cam. looking at clear skies. temperatures either side of 70. 69 downtown. relative humidity only 29%. a little dry air mass. not crazy dry, but temperatures will fall quickly after the sunsets. and the winds out of the southeast at 11. by the way, the sun doesn't go down until 8:00. we'll zoom out to the rockies. i love snow, but snow in may is tough. it's snowing in

lieutenant colonel gibson was furious. i had told him to go bring our people home.e wanted to do. paid me a very nice compliment. i won't repeat it here. so the plane went. i think it landed in benghazi around 7:30. the other thing that did was and i want to mention jackie levaskqe name in this hearing. she was our nurse. we initially thought she should go to benghazi. one of the special forces was lieutenant colonel gibson's team was our last military-trained medic trained available. he had a broken foot, in a cast. i still remembering him walking to go get in the car with his machine gun, carrying a machine gun on his shoulder. but jackie, i refused to allow her to go to benghazi because i knew we had wounded coming back. i knew david was severely wounded. i knew others were wounded as well. jackie just made terrific contacts with a hospital in town and so we, we sent her, i sent her to that hospital to start mobilizing their e.r. teams and their doctors to receive our wounded. so when the charter flight arrived in tripoli we had an ambulances at the hospital, at

from gibson guitar.on with mike huckabee in august 2012 talking about how the feds came after him in particular. >> they came in with 30 swat-attired people with automatic weapons. >> like you were making drugs or something in your factory? >> they came into three factories. they evacuated all our employees into the parking lot. they turned off our video surveillance, and then they seized a lot of goods: guitars, hard drives. we had to replace all the raw materials they seized. and then we had to substitute other materials with no notice. so it was enormously disruptive. since the first raid we have spent $2.4 million just in legal fees addressing this issue. and we haven't been charged with any. there was no trial. >> what was going on? >>steve: it's interesting. some are connecting the dots where it looks as if his company was targeted much like the tea parties, conservatives were by the i.r.s. why? a number of other guitar makers use exactly the same wood that he was -- he got in trouble for using and

i can only say -- well, i won't quote lieutenant colonel gibson. he said it was the first time in my career that a diplomat has more balls than somebody in the military. >> rick: lawmakers also asked the man deputy coordinator for operations of the state department's counterterrorism bureau, mark thompson, about how quickly those involved thought lost september 11 was a terrorist attack. >> mr. thompson, you went through process of things that you observed and how you tried to activate your team. did you do so because you had an initial view of whether this was a terrorist attack or something else? >> yes. >> there was also scrutiny of the obama administration's narrative days after the benghazi attack. >> so fast forward, mr. hicks, to the sunday talk shows and ambassador susan rice. she blamed this attack on a video. in fact, she did it five different times. what was your reaction to that? >> i was stunned. my jaw dropped. and i was embarrassed. >> though the committee's top democrat criticized darrell issa and his intentions. >> let me be clear,

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die the charles county sheriff's says gibson police powers were e stripped on may 16th format6th ters not related to thethe sheriff's office. he was due in court later this week for the protective order. >>> up next we will take to youu the alabama to a class where aee prom was canceled during the civil rights weekend went on wen this weekend. you don't want to miss a touching story.touchin >>> the question a lot of peopll are asking this question, who is the lucky winner? wier? one ticket, that's right, just one hit saturday's jackpot.ckpo. find out where it was sold? so? my guess is it wasn't sold to to tucker barnes. >>> we're going to be warm and a humid this week. the threat of a few later today. julie has traffic two after ther break. ♪ for a store near you go to benjaminmoore.com/washingtondc. ♪ get $7 off select paints starting may 20th at participating d.c. stores. for a store near you go to benjaminmoore.com/washingtondc. >>> 5:14 on this monday morning. we want to take a moment to givi a shout keout to this little gu. this is the leo. he is a producer of fox 5 morning new

round of applause for them (clapping) this week being honored as our principle award folks are doctor gibson at the early education school in transitional kindergarten how about a round of applause for our principles >> we are also very honored this past two weeks ago to have a visit from our secretary of education. visited the second middle skull school to meet with the staff as well as the 9 san francisco school districts that were awarded grants. we shared with secretary duncan the students progress and we are never started from a prospective that the schools or the adult or the children are broken we set a clear violation and the resources that were focused are what we attributed to the triple rate of growth for the schools receiving grant. we're happy that the secretary duncan commented that san francisco is a model for the nation in terms of off how to accelerate student learning. as you know today, the govern realized his revision and we're currently studying it to see how this about effect us. i want to remit the public that while we have lots of predictions we have lots of hope that

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it's ginger gibson. tell me about this case and what you heard today. >> today we heard one of the most detailed outlines of what happened that night from mr. hicks who was there in libya and at first it looked like they were going to leave secretary clinton alone but we heard representative jordan, we heard congressman issa really sort of drill down and try to get hicks to repeat several lines criticizing the secretary of state, former secretary of state, saying that she was the reason that stevens was even in benghazi to begin with, a new line we haven't heard them use very often. >> what was the argument for that? he went there on his own volition. >> they said that she personally asked him to prepare benghazi as a site that would be an acceptable, permanent consulate location and they were preparing for her to visit and she was the reason that he went there, not of his own volition. >> congressman cummings, have you heard that before in is that verified by anybody else? >> i have not heard that befor

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. >> i'll quote lieutenant colonel gibson he said this is the first time in my career that a diplomat has more [ bleep ] than somebody in the military. >> reporter: but the pentagon says f-16s were hours away and couldn't have gotten there in time, say democrats. >> of all the irresponsible allegations leveled over the past few weeks this is the most troubling and based on what our military commanders have told us, this allegation is simply untrue. >> hicks said he told secretary clinton that it was a terrorist attack. not a demonstration. and another striking claim, he says the state department demoted him in retaliation for speaking out. the department denies punishing anyone. and says congress was withheld money needed to protect outposts like benghazi. >>> nbc's bill karins is here. >> we said there was a threat of thunderstorms in and tornadoes in texas. they were weak tornadoes. this is a amazing. twin tornados from the one storm. usually you never see this with stronger tornadoes but these were very weak, didn't do any damage whatsoever. nice picture from wayne grabber there in

. >> drunk hamburger moment to mel gibson's anti-semitic rant to police, and justin bieber's paparazzi examples, more mug shots, more tmz and youtube clips of celebities at their lowest than we can possibly fit into this story. but here's the thing -- none of them are reese witherspoon. we're talking "sweet home alabama" reese. legally blond reese. >> you're breaking up with me because i'm too blond? >> reporter: pardon the description, but she's not exactly known as someone you would confuse with lindsay lo n lohan. >> reese witherspoon went into this with a good image and i think i she'll survive with a good image. in my business, it's really your job to figure out if it's a speed bump or a sinkhole. and i promise you, this is a speed bump for her. and she's going to move beyond it without any damage. >> hollywood publicist howard bragman and the hollywood reporters matt baloney agree, witherspoon's image will survive. probably. >> i think it's really too soon to know whether this is going to harm her image permanently. i think people will move on. and people will kind of forget abou

gibson. what we are looking at here is a 100 million-dollar tax on the consumers of united states and as mr. gibson pointed out 90% of the olive oil comes in certainly is imported and has got to be a way of dealing with what might be considered issues on labeling without dismantling our consumers with a $100 million tax. that is real money. we heard before about 5 million hearing 5 million there but this is $100 billion we can't be cavalier about passing a law that requires 100% inspection. i don't know anything else that comes into this country requiring 100% chemical testing. statistical sampling is the standard in the united states for most anything. i really think this comes down to a 100 million-dollar tax and a way to boost a burgeoning olive oil industry in california. i don't think it's appropriate and i fully support the amendment by mr. gibson. at this point i would yield to my fellow new yorker in case you would like to have any of the last words. >> i think my friend. i want to re

colonel gibson told you who was ultimately responsible for issuing that order? not identify the person. >> okay. so you don't know if it was the combatant commander? >> i do not know. >> or whether it was the secretary of defense or the president, correct? >> i have no idea. >> then there was the issue of the obama administration's story line some five days after the attack when ambassador susan rice went on the five sunday morning talk shows with a different story line than the idea that it was a terror attack. that led to this exchange. >> so fast forward, mr. hicks to the sunday talk shows and ambassador susan rice. she blamed this attack on a video. in fact, she did it five different times. what was your reaction to that? >> i was stunned. my jaw dropped. and i was embarrassed. >> as for the other two witnesses, mr. thompson and mr. nordstrom, a lot of the point they made is that a lot of the decision-making about what went down in response to benghazi were made at a much higher level. shep? >> shepard: mike emanuel, thank you. we are just getting started on

the colonel gibson was furious.ad told him to go bring our people home, that's what he wanted to do. paid me a very nice compliment. i won't repeat it here. so the plane went, i think it landed in benghazi around 7:30. >> so what you have there was a disagreement between the people on the ground in libya and the military commanders somewhere else who delayed the authorization of the flight to benghazi, but even if the flight had gone as soon as possible, according to the testimony we heard today it would have arrived after the damage was done. and if this was a hearing run by a chairman who actually wanted to get at the truth of how and why things happened, the next witness you would turn to would be a military witness, who could explain why there was a delay in the flight, perhaps the military officer who ordered the delay. you would also call a witness to explain why the foreign emergency support team was not authorized to go to benghazi, immediately. democrats actually requested that the chairman include those wi

i will quote lieutenant colonel gibson. he said, this is the first time in my career that a diplomat has more balls than somebody in the military. >> pentagon spokesman george little responded in a statement, the fact remains as we have repeatedly indicated that u.s. military forces could not have arrived in time to mount a rescue of those americans who were killed and injured. but the most charged exchanges yesterday were about one person. hillary:. who took responsibility for the attack in january after a very critical report by an independent review board in how the state department treated hicks after he raised questions about the public account of that night. >> i find it stunning that 4 1/2 months after the attack, secretary clinton still has the gal to say it wasn't us. who's sheryl mills. >> counselor for the department of state. chief of staff to secretary clinton. >> she's the fixture for the secretary of state. as close as you can get to secretary clinton. because he won't help them cover this up. he's an honorab

robert redford, kirk gibson.brimley as the manager and tommy lasorda, the actual manager, they were so physically similar and when they each jumped up, they each got about this high off the ground and it matched perfectly. it was just -- >> here's a question. i know you love your stats. who is the greatest sportsman you have ever seen in any sport, for whatever reason? >> perhaps the greatest all around athlete would be jim brown, the great american football player who also could have been the greatest lacrosse player who ever lived, undoubtedly could have played basketball in the nba. he would be way up there. >> what about tiger? the reason i mention him, he's on a hot streak again now. if he continues that, he could smash all records into oblivion. but also, what he represents. tiger woods coming when he did, the importance of that. he's doing for sport in america what barack obama did for politics. >> well, but the barriers had been broken in sports in other sports, and in fact, lee elder and charlie sippert

. >> i will quote lieutenant colonel gibson. he said it was the first time in my career that a diplomat has more [ bleep ] than somebody in the military. >> reporter: the pentagon says f-16s were hours away and couldn't have gotten there in time, say democrats. >> of all the irresponsible allegations levelled over the past two weeks, this is the most troubling. based on what our military commanders have told us, this allegation is simply untrue. >> reporter: today hicks said he told secretary clinton as it was happening that it was a terror attack, not a demonstration and that he's been demoted for speaking out. the state department tonight denies punishing anyone and says congress has withheld the money needed to protect outposts like benghazi. brian? >> andrea mitchell in washington for us tonight. andrea, thanks. >>> now we turn to the deadly civil war in syria, which has now claimed by some estimates over 70,000 lives. the stories of atrocities have been tough to take. now the conflict there has taken on an added sense of ur

gibson says the centers should be part of oakland's public safety plan. >> we're going to spend moneyese kids. we will either spend it in a proactive way through youth centers and positive programming or we'll spend money on arresting them, incarcerating them, putting them in juvenile hall or treat them in emergency rooms because they've fallen victims to violence. >> if the city doesn't step up, millions in public money could go to waste. >> what would it mean to not have that money? >> don't make me cry. >> it's supposed to be a fantastic facility. and it would be shameful to allow it to sit for a number of years because we didn't have funding. . >> all right. christin ayers seems to have lost her audio there. but clearly a big problem for oakland. >>> also in the news tonight a hook upturns into a heist. now one bay area guy is out of money and his job. a 22-year-old san jose man was robbed on a blind date. it started when he met a woman online. police tell the mountain view voice she said it was her fantasy to have sex on top of money that was spread out on a bed. well, he showed

. >> i will quote lieutenant colonel gibson. he said this is the first time in my career that a diplomat has more. [ beep ] than somebody in the military. >> reporter: the pentagon says f-16s were hours away and couldn't have got threaten in time say democrats. >> of all the irresponsible allegations leveled over the past two weeks, this is the most troubling. and based on what our military commanders have told us, this allegation is simply untrue. >> andrea mitchell reporting. hicks said he told secretary clinton it was a terrorist attack, not a demonstration. and another striking claim, he says the state department demoted him in retaliation for speaking out. the department denies punishing anyone and says congress withheld money needed to protect outposts like benghazi. >>> and now here's your first look at this morning's dish of "scrambled politics." in minnesota, supporters held a prayer vigil last night before today's scheduled vote in the state house to legalize same-sex marriage. the governor said he would sign the bill

luol deng and taj gibson did not practice yesterday due to flu- like symptoms, but are still expecteday. derrick rose will not make his return, and the team is o-k with that. the sox trying to snap a three- game skid against the rangers. it's tied at two in the seventh when connor gillaspie hits his third homerun. alejandro de aza also homered. still up in the ninth, when a-j pierzynski gets his first at- bat against the sox and addison reed hits him in the arm. the tying run is at the plate a few batters later, but reed gets the strikeout for his ninth save. sox win 5-2. the sox trying to snap a three- game skid against the rangers. game three of four between the cubs and padres at wrigley. cubs up a run in the second, and pitcher scott feldman hits an r- b-i double to the right field corner. feldman was even better on the mound, striking out a career- high 12 batters, including six in a row at one point. he also pitched the first complete game in his nine- year career. cubs win 6-2 and go for a series win this afternoon. that number is 3- 93-9-5 moving on to pick 4. join us toinight

taj gibson has a few words.ts caught too as the heat win, 115-78.taj >>> steph curry and the warriors getting ready for game two at the spurs. the first half was all about klay thompson. he gets it back and knocks down the three off the inbounds. he had 29 points in the first half. the spurs would come back. gary neal knocking down a three as the warriors up just 7. fourth quarter, spurs try to close it. manu ginobili knocthe three and cutting it to six. but instead of what happened in game one, the warriors would hold on in this one as curry getting the tough shot to fall. he would go on to have 22 points as the warriors win this one, 100-91. they get their first win in san antonio on the road since 1997. thanks so much for watching. have a great day. >>> all right. such an outstanding gesture here that we had to show it to you. watch center fielder matt kemp of the l.a. dodgers. >> last sunday in san francis he not only only autographed a ball for a young fan suffering from cancer but went a lot further passin

. >> lieutenant colonel gibson was furious. i had told him to go bring our people home. that's what he wanted to do. >> reporter: both democrats and republicans agree they now want to hear from the authors of the independent report on benghazi, a review that today all three witnesses said is incomplete. scott? >> pelley: sharyl, thanks very much. we wondered whether military options were feasible that night so david martin is joining us at the pentagon. david? >> scott, pentagon officials insist the tyrannies of time and distance plus uncertainty about what was happening on the ground prevented them from coming to the rescue. 1:11 after the attack began, a surveillance drone was orbiting overhead sending back pictures, but leon panetta, who was defense secretary at the time, did not feel he had enough intelligence to order military action. >> you don't deploy forces into harm's way without knowing what's going on. without having some realtime information about what's taking place. >> reporter: air force fighters were roughly two hours flying time away at aviano air base

cars have been set ablaze during a fourth night of rioting in the swedish capital clashes between gibson's police broke out on sunday in the largely immigrant suburb has baby full funding out across poor neighborhoods the violence comes as a shock to a country with a reputation for social justice and welcoming for a few trees on reports now from stockholm. would be a fortnight of violence here in stockholm wednesday had been relatively quiet we've seen community leaders out on the streets trying to stop young people from rioting from setting fire to cars than other things you can see promotes going on just behind me once they've gone in for the evening it's because of the people have started setting foot more stone stone it at the police and journalists as well this is all continuing from what we've seen start on sunday here in stockholm now it's being claimed this was all started following a police shooting of a sixteen. these particular areas i'm in the suburb of who speak which is not too far from the center of stockholm is be one of the worst hit areas by violence in recent nights. the