they saw major hasan outside of the buildings. money lee who fired the first shots was hit three times before hasan was down. his massacre left 13 dead and 43 wounded. >> all of fort hood the size of 42 football fields serving 45 thousand soldiers was on lock down. staff sergeant manning and private stratton were taken away for emergency care. >> i called my father, when i listened to his voice mail, i don't know. my heart just dropped immediately hey, dad, i can't remember it all. hey, dad, there's some crazy blankety blank down here shooting at everybody. i have been shot. >> i received a phone call from my mother. she saw something on the news. she is giet quite panicked there's been a shooting at fort hood. i got a flight the next morning and i was out. >> what kind of a condition was he in? >> i just knew he had to have his abdomen opened up and like i said, the doctor told me we don't know how he is going to make it or what kind of condition he was going to be in but i was happy to see him alive. ♪ >> what happened this past

they saw major hasan outside of the buildings.ey lee who fired the first shots was hit three times before hasan was taken down. his massacre left 13 dead and 43 wounded. >> all of fort hood the size of 42 football fields serving 45 thousand soldiers was on lock down. staff sergeant manning and private stratton were taken away for emergency care. >> i called my father, when i listened to his voice mail, i don't know. my heart just dropped immediately hey, dad, i can't remember it all. hey, dad, there's some crazy blankety blank down here shooting at everybody. i have been shot. >> i received a phone call from my mother. she saw something on the news. she is giet quite panicked there's been a shooting at fort hood. i got a flight the next morning and i was out. >> what kind of a condition was he in? >> i just knew he had to have his abdomen opened up and like i said, the doctor told me we don't know how he is going to make it or what kind of condition he was going to be in but i was happy to see him alive. ♪ >> what happened this pa

in the end not to interview hasan. in a phone call a washington agent told us san diego counterpart, quote, we don't interview every muslim guy who visits extremist web sites. >> pelley: bob, thank you. there is new trouble for the london olympics. a strike threat. a new forecast on how long we'll suffer with the drought. and megafires in the west. what they are, and why they're happening now when the "cbs evening news" continues. okay, team! after age 40, we can start losing muscle -- 8% every 10 years. wow. wow. but you can help fight muscle loss with exercise and ensure muscle health. i've got revigor. what's revigor? it's the amino acid metabolite, hmb to help rebuild muscle and strength naturally lost over time. [ female announcer ] ensure muscle health has revigor and protein to help protect, preserve, and promote muscle health. keeps you from getting soft. [ major nutrition ] ensure. nutrition in charge! for many, nexium helps relieve heartburn symptoms caused by acid reflux disease. osteoporosis-related bone fr

when hasan asked for help in finding a wife, awlaki responded: hasan wrote 16 of the e-mails and awlaki only responded twice. f.b.i. agents ultimately decided hasan, a u.s. army doctor, was not a real threat. but there was a disconnect. f.b.i. agents from san diego saw all 18 e-mails. while their counterparts at the washington field office, or w.f.o., saw only two. one san diego agent asked why washington was so disinterested in hasan, even asking if hasan was working undercover for the f.b.i. we were wondering if we were missing something. the washington agent responded, no, but also noted the e-mails that he had seen seemed innocuous. he wrote "hasan was conducting u.s. army-sponsored research. it was online with the questions tl sent awlaki." he added, "w.f.o. does not currently assess hasan to be involved in terrorist .ctivities." f.b.i. agents decided in the end not to interview hasan. in a phone call a washington te,nt told us san diego rvunterpart, "we don't interview every muslim guy who visits extremist web sites." >> pelley: bob, thank you. there is new trouble for the london

army psychiatrist nadal hasan allegedly killed 13 people and injured 23 others.est report says the fbi knew hasan had been trading e- mails with a terror leader but the bureau decided it was part of a research project and did not consider hasan a threat. >>> you don't normally hear this from a car maker. stop driving our suv's. but that is the message from ford to those driving their brand-new escapes. ford is recalling the escape for 2013. those are equipped with a 1.6- liter four-cylinder engine. it seems the fuel line can crack open and set the engine on fire. >> it's going to put a negative connotation into the minds of consumers. right when ford was coming on strong so unfortunately they're going to have to overcome in that the months and years ahead. >> now, check this out. ford says don't even drive your escape to the dealer. call the dealer, and they will tow it in and replace those faulty parts. >>> now to the race for the white house. a cbs news poll puts president obama and mitt romney in a virtual dead heat. today romney was looking for votes in the s

so hasan came and warned me that they were in the hotel, so we grabbed all of the stuff and we move moved to an aparttment building and when we were in the apartment building for a few days the police came to the apartment building looking for us when we weren't there, and we had to grab all of our stuff and pack it and moved to an abandoned office space. and the regime tracks journalists and dissidents and anyone they need to monitor through the use of the mobile phones so we had to take the simm cards out of the mobiles and basically after march 25th or so, we were on the run from the government the whole time. >> and you were the only journalist there. >> journalists did come and go, and cnn came for a few days and then lost interest. i mean, different channels did come and go and we are the only channel that stayed. we came early from the minute that the revolution started and then we just didn't basically leave until the crackdown was so deep and complete that it wasn't possible to work anymore. >> chris, you have been, spent much of the past year in libya and afghanistan, both. i'm

hasan's communications with mr. al-awlaki in yemen, and the number one terrorist next to bin laden, specific communications, that should have put them on high alert. >>reporter: f.b.i. agents have faulted the army because he had glowing performance reviews that did not reflect the fact that on at least three occasions he openly justified the use of suicide bombings and bin laden's writing in the classroom. >>shepard: are we expecting a declassified version of this report at some point? >>reporter: well, federal law enforcement sources told fox that the f.b.i. wants to push out a declassified version of the report by the end of the week and it could come as early as today. congress members are also calling for an immediate release. >> the american public, i think, and others have to see what the recommendations are so we can see, is the f.b.i. being held accountable? are they going to do what the judge recommends. i will see it. and we will press it be made public. >>reporter: fox news reported that there were 18 for

army major nidal malik hasan is charged with killing 13 people and wounding more than 30 others in thatat happened three years ago. according to an independent investigation, major hasan asked about suicide bombings and killing civilians in e-mails to the radical american born cleric anwar al-awlaki. and he was al-qaeda's recruiter. the u.s. droned anwar al-awlaki in yemen last year. katherine herrage is live and you've reported here that the f.b.i. was already investigating al al-awlaki's ties to the 9-11 hijackers. >> al-awlaki was considered such a threat to the u.s. national security that he was part of the president's daily brief. that's the highly classified threat assessment in early 2006. yet despite hassan's e-mails to the cleric, the washington joint terrorism task force decided not to interview his supervisors, fearing it would hurt his career prospects in the military. on december 17, 2008, 11 months before the shooting, hasan asked the cleric for advice, quote, some appear to have internal conflicts and have even killed or tried to kill other u.s. soldiers in the name of is

this is actually not part of the investigation, the prosecution of major hasan.ces and protocols to make sure this sort of thing doesn't happen again. but i want to be careful as a former attorney general, my state, i know the sensitivities of these prosecutions. we don't want to give major hasan and his defense team any excuse whatsoever to avoid justice. >> steve: i know your colleague on the house side, congressman wolf from virginia, he thinks the administration might be trying to stonewall and drag this thing out past the election so it will be interesting to see whether or not you do get an unclassified version. >> won't be the first time. >> steve: no kidding. senator, thank you very much for joining us today from capitol hill. >> thank you very much. >> eric: not exactly a warm welcome for the secretary of state. why hillary clinton was pelted with flying tomato, shoes, examine cries of monica lewinsky. >> steve: monica. monica. then a move to put more people, women, on the front lines. is that a good idea? one of those women, a marine captain, says no wa

la ma hasan, a b kbc news, lond >>> back here at home, and the race for president. your voice, your vote. a working holiday for the presidential candidates. just 125 days now until the election. president obama returns from camp david to preside over a july 4th naturalization ceremony. this evening, the president is hosting a barbecue for military families before embarking on a campaign bus tour tomorrow of the rust belt states, key battleground states of pennsylvania and ohio. while up in new hampshire tonight, mitt romney and his family on vacation. romney has been huddling with top advisers, including aides overseeing his vice presidential search. one more political note. a new clue into the upcoming debate over health care. romney today said the mandate is, in fact, a tax, because that's what the supreme court called it in its ruling last week. romney said he still does not consider his own health care mandate at governor of massachusetts a tax. there will be debate over this to come. >>> althounother debate tonight. making huge headlines across the globe. somet

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the reality of the fact is that i wish we had done more to major hasan, not less. there's some websites out there that i'm glad we're monitoring. there's some groups within america that are saying some pretty radical things. and i hope we follow the leaders of these groups to find out what they're up to because homegrown terrorism is on the rise. how do you fight it without fighting a religion? how do you fight homegrown terrorism without fighting people who are very loyal to america who belong to a particular faith? i don't know, but i know this, that if -- in the law enforcement community in this country fails to find out about the major hasans, we either first one to be on your case. why didn't you follow this website? he said these things in these meetings, and why didn't the supervisor tell the wing commander you've got somebody who is really out of sorts here? and as an air force officer, when do you go to your wing commander and say this person said something that makes me feel uncomfortable and you do so at your own peril? so i just don't know what the answ

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army major nidal hasan allegedly wounding 30 people and. a report set to call for major changes at the fbi. for more, let's take to charles simpson, former assistant secretary of defense for detainees. senior legal fellow at the heritage foundation. thanks so much for joining us today. this was a report prepared by judge william webster who used to head up the fbi and the cia. what are you hoping he says in this report? >> good morning, rick. i hope that he really forthrightly, honestly and directly confronts the problems here, the red lights that were flashing all over the place prior to this shooting. that investigators ignored for a variety of reasons. i also hope that they don't whitewash this with political correctness like the department of defense investigation did. and so, you know, we don't know what these 18 recommendations are yet but top line is, they need to be honest about the problems. rick: these apparently, according to my colleague, catherine herridge who has done great reporting on this, the 18 recommendations are going t

. >> reporter: major nidal hasan was held in contempt of court wednesday and fined $1,000 during theing. hassan has repeatedly refused to shave his beard for more than a month in violation of military regulation. he is a muslim and refuses to shave, in keeping with koranic teaches. he has been in custody since 2009. he is charged with gunning down 13 people at fort hood in texas. but he's still in the army and still draws a paycheck. denise? >> thank you, kai. hasan faces a possible death penalty if convicted in those shootings. >>> sizzling summer temperatures are heating up in maryland. wjz found many people trying to fight off the heat at the inner harbor. good place to be. take a live look outside right now. most of this morning's clouds have moved out, allowing temperatures to climb. let's go to bob turk, tracking temperatures in the first warning weather center. >>> take a look at temps now. this is the highest we've we've seen all day now. highest, 96. 86 in ocean city. and 82 up in elkton. excuse me. up in oakland. and pax river at 98. temps today are running, compared to yes

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hasan is accused of killing 13 and injuring 29 others at fort hood in 2009. >>> today penn state trusteesl hold a meeting in scranton. the independent report into how penn state handled the jerry sandusky child sex abuse scandal is expected to be released. >>> governor o'malley is going to be in virginia for the summer meeting today. the 104th annual meeting will run through sunday. >>> actress roseanne barr is in baltimore today, she is one of two candidates for the green party nomination for president. the party's convention goes from today until sunday. >>> after 50 years the rolling stones still getting it done. the band celebrating a milestone anniversary today. the group will celebrate their half century together at somerset house launching a book and an exhibition. >>> if you want fries with your meal during the olympics you better go to mcdonald's. >> hundreds of food outlets have been forced to take french fries -- off their menu because of the demands from the sponsor. you see they are banned from dishing up fries unless they are served with fish. the fish and chips thing is bri

army major nadal hasan is accused of a shooting rampage there killing 14 people.the president of florida a&m university resigned. james anons gave his letter to the board of trustees the same day a lawsuit was filed against the school for the death of robert champion. he died after he was beaten last year during a hazing incident. >>> roseanne barr is one of two candidates for the green party nomination for today through sunday. >>> his office released statement late last night saying he is expected to make a full recovery. jackson was sent away from congress since late may. >>> the geek chic event comic- con begins this week in san diego. the now day event celebrates comic books, video games and tv shows and movies and people usually dress up as their favorite superhero or maybe their "star wars" or "star trek" character and maybe the favorite character from "twilight." >> when did chic become on the end of geek? >> can i pose an answer? >> sure. >> "the big bang theory." that changed the whole idea of what's geekdom and what's cool. >>> traffic for us this morni

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hasan is accused of killing 13 people at fort hood in 2009. his beard violates army policy. says he is refusing to shave in observance of the muslim holy month of ramadan. in money news your grocery bill is about to go up. farmers suffering through the worst drought in decades is translating to higher prices. ground chuck that now costs an average of $3.45 a pound will inch up to about $3.59 a pound. a dozen eggs will climb about 2% to an average of $1.71. and milk will jump about 3% from today's average of $3.40 a gallon to about $3.50. >>> in weather news the ohio valley and the northeast could see some nasty storms today. the biggest concern is damaging winds and hail. cities that could be hardest hit -- new york, pittsburgh, columbus, and cincinnati. looks like the best in major league soccer are better than the best team in europe. the major league all stars deefgt chelsea in last night's all-star game. the seattle sounders scored the winning goal. >>> incredible pictures. we know the ice melt in greenland this summer has been bigger and faster than norm a & m. here you

they did not have access to search for relevant information on major hasan. were they not checking all of the databases because there were so many of them? agents had not received formal training on how to use them. some did not even know that certain data bases existed. even when putting in a query for information on major hasan, the databases did not produce all of the relevant information necessary for clarity on that case. i know the fbi is a separate organization, but -- in 2009, you broke ground on a $3.4 billion facility housing 15,000 employees, the largest building products in the district of columbia region in 68 years, since the pentagon was built. you said we would have 1 dhs atmosphere. the dhs has a large amount of data bases. each of them does not look to be linked to a central database with the google-like interface allows and a simultaneous searching of all the relevant data bases within dhs' system. in january, 2010, the fbi employed this data visualization integration system, dvis. the webster report points out very clearly that the washing

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army major hasan is accused of the shooting rampage. >> the president of florida a&m resigned today.there could be a spike next year in the number of people who lose their homes because they've defaulted on their mortgages. experts say there was an increase in lenders filing the paperwork to seize homes in default which means we could see more homes in foreclosure next year. >> and governor o'malley will be joining his counterparts in virginia this morning for the national governors' association summer meeting. the meeting runs today through sunday. >> roseanne barr is going to be in town today. the actress is one of two candidates for the green party nomination for president. the party's convention goes from today until sunday. >>> we're going to be talking geek chics. comic-con open this is morning in san diego. it's a four day festival that celebrates comic books, tv shows, movies and video games. conference goers usually wear costumes of the favorite superhero character. whatever you're into, there's something there for you. >> very cool to see every year. you never know what to

only shot the film, wrote the script, edited it, narrated it, and she did everything with the help of hasan mafoud, you say in the outset of the film, that's a sunni-shiite split. sunni minority ruling a shiite majority. and that must be inflammatory for many of the royal families in the region for which that is also true. >> yes. >> was that in particular an item that seemed to be, how we say, catch their attention? >> definitely, you know, it is a fact that she is with the majority in bahrain, but hearing the fact spoken out loud makes some people very angry. the proximity of iran makes them extra sensitive to the shias. and yes, this film was -- i can't to an american audience or western audience this film is somewhat explosive. for a gulf audience which does not talk openly or has not historically spoken openly as a community about things like sectarianism, between sunnis and shias, and about authoritarianism and the merits of one-family rule and for a community of people who do not talk about these things publicly, this film was a bomb. >> sure, you are dealing with a lot of hidden iss

and you can hear more from patrick hasan just about ten minutes right here on r.t. . parliamentary elections in georgia maybe several months away but the government and their opponents are gearing up for the fight police have arrested three opposition activists for allegedly violating party funding laws but as our reports it's led to claims the government's using underhand methods to cling on to power. where was my friends who were kidnapped by the by george imposed by the kind of groups which we accompanied by jordan polis like many of the outspoken critics of the regime of president saakashvili who go is used to this kind of treatment but now as parliamentary elections draw closer the authorities are trying to do real any opposition momentum on top of the tried and trusted methods of shutting down the opposition where there are three things but is a really seems to have switched his attention to their wallets now all donors are subjected to thorough investigations and the receiving parties themselves are usually slapped with have to find a new law imposed earlier th

>> perhaps, and i don't want to get hasan issues. they have issued a report on that now. all of these taken together when you look at the department's efforts on cve countering violent extremism. there are a number of things. number one, we need to get a better understanding of what is going on in society that leads to creation of violent extremist. can we get some of the root causes. number two, how do we partner with nongovernmental agencies ngos other groups that may come into contact someone who is moving from your ease spousal of believes to becoming operational. number three, how do we better train our local law enforcement to beware of tactics and indicators. one of the best ways is to provide case study and analysis from the events that happen within the united states or that happen in other countries. >> director olson? >> if i could add a couple of points. dhs under secretary janet napolitano leadership is taking lead on this along with fdi and department of justice and ntct. one way we contribute to the effort is analytically. we have a group of analysts that l

as for major nidal malik hasan, he is awaiting court-martial next month.th penalty. >> thanks very much. >>> back to kate with other news. >> watching what's trending here in "the situation room." wolf's favorite part of the evening. number four on the trending list. you are looking at 48 tons, we will show you, silver hauled up from a world war ii shipwreck. the treasure worth $38 million, sitting in the bottom of the atlantic since 1941 when a nazi tore poed oh supg the ship. >>> a missing toddler found in rushing water in a sewage pipe a day after going missing. soaking wet, but safe after falling into a drainage system while playing. stay there. the top two trending stories up next. for paying your friend back for lunch...from your tablet. for 26 paydays triggered with a single tap. for checking your line, then checking your portfolio. for making atms and branches appear out of thin air. simple to use websites, tools, and apps. for making your financial life a little bit easier. at liberty mutual, we know how much you count on your car, and how much th

if the law enforcement community in this country fails to find out about the major hasans, we're the first one to be on your case. why didn't you follow this website? he said these things in these meetings and why didn't the supervisor tell the wing commander you've got somebody who is really out of sorts here? and as an air force officer, when do you go to your wing commander and say, this person says something that makes me feel uncomfortable and you do so at your own peril. so i just don't know what the answer is. i know what the problem is. and i think in the last decade, we've made some progress, chief davis and maybe having legislation that makes us focus on this problem more might make some sense, quite frankly. maybe we would look at redefining it but just collecting information to show exactly what happens day in and day out in america so we can act logically on it. i know you want to say something, mr. clegg, but when it comes to fighting the war on terror, the fact of the matter is that great britain and france are going through this very similar situation right now where

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then hasan and rawan say syrian troops climbed down into the valley to finish off any survivors. >> richard is joining me right now. thank you for being here. how common are massacres like that that you just reported on? >> i can give you the latest example. another massacre reportedly happened today according to syrian activists. 100 people were killed when a village this the area was attacked by artillery shells, and then an informal government backed militia entered this village and started killing people. unfortunately massacres in syria are in the that uncommon. the story we're doing tonight on nightly news is something fairly uncommon, however. and that is to be able to document a massacre and not many journalists are in syria. we went to the massacre site. we spoke with those two people you saw on camera. they were the only two survivors who are still in syria. of the massacre 127 men and boys. >> i took note of the rudimentary nature of the weapons being used by the rebels. >> the rebels have very little. they are fighting against an organized army. an organized army that is getting