>> hicks: it just is. we...he people that go out onto the edge, to represent our country, we believe that if we get in trouble, they're coming to get us. that our back is covered. to hear that it's not, it's a terrible, terrible experience. >> logan: the u.s. government today acknowledges the americans at the u.s. compound in benghazi were not adequately protected, and says those who carried out the attack are still being hunted down. just a few weeks ago, abu anas al-libi was captured for his role in the africa bombings and the u.s. is still investigating what part he may have played in benghazi. we've learned that this man, sufian bin qumu, a former guantanamo bay detainee and long-time al qaeda operative, was one of the lead planners along with faraj al-chalabi, whose ties to osama bin laden go back more than 15 years. he's believed to have carried documents from the compound to the head of al qaeda in pakistan. the morning after the attack, morgan jones went back to the compound one last time to document the

hicks. formerly melinda martin. i was married in june 2012. i have worked at eric conn law firm from january 2006 until february 2012. my responsibility as the firm ranged from receptionist to several different supervising positions to assisting management of the office. during my time at the firm i did witness several inappropriate acts between eric conn and some administrative law judges from the huntington, west virginia, hearing office. i previously submitted an affidavit which outlines the relationship between mr. conn and some of those judges that i saw during my time working at his office. if you have any questions, i'm ready to answer those. >> all right. miss martin. thank you. this is, this is not a, a trial. this is a committee hearing. this is an opportunity for us to try to get to the truth. i think it was thomas jefferson said, the american people know the truth they won't make a mistake. and so what we're trying to do today, garner as much more of the truth as we can. . . betw

hick is involved in that. eleanor will never make a major career decision without talking to hick. >> one statement we do not mention. >> she was with the associated press switches how she was able to get the front page stories. she was very good. she was not a lesbian. eleanor was married. she had responsibilities of all of her children. and she was becoming first lady. she had all these lives. eleanor roosevelt had other responsibilities. >> eleanor wasn't really taking care of the kids then. eleanor very much has her own life. eleanor and hick vacation together. eleanor and hickok traveled together. they talked three and four times together on the phone. they write voluminously. a lot of those letters were burned. we do not know. what we do know is hick is in the white house and she is a person that is respected by fdr. respected by hopkins, respected and trusted by eleanor. hick's idea that eleanor should have women on the press conferences, because women will lose their jobs. hickok suggested to hopkins s

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hicks you also saw that? >> yes. >> and the reason is as they think you testified to you said it would be easier to work with them if they had prior sanctions? >> he actually had said before that he refer to those as -- doctors. if they had sanctions and had their license suspended before he could get them to do whatever he wanted and they were cheaper to work with. >> you heard them say that? >> yes. >> you wow. >> i think that concludes this part of our hearing. do any of you want to make a brief closing remark or anything you would like to say before you are dismissed please? >> thank you. >> we thank you. >> we thank you for listening to us. >> we thank you understaffed and particularly all of you. >> you had to come here in your own dime's well, didn't you? albert einstein said adversity adversity -- the opportunity and there has been a lot of adversity in west virginia. the opportunity is to learn from this experience into make sure it's not happening in other places around the country where they are tr

hick is involved in that. majorwould never make career decision without talking to hick. >> one statement we do not mention. the associated press and that why she was able to get the stories. she was very good. she was not a lesbian. eleanor was married. she had responsibilities of all of her children. as the comic first lady. she had all these lives. -- and she was becoming first lady. eleanor roosevelt had other responsibilities. >> lenore was not taking care of them and then. much has her own life. they vacation together. eleanor and hickok traveled together. they told three and four times together on the phone. they write voluminously. a lot of the letters were burned. we do not know. what we do know is hick is in the white house and she is a person that is respected by fdr. respectedby hopkins, and trusted by eleanor. 's idea that eleanor should have women of the press conferences because they will lose their jobs. somek suggested to hopkins of the components for what would be wpa. >> franklin got elected

hicks. the bank records from 2005 to 2011 show some so far unexplained cash depositive it and $96,000. and round amounts starting as low as $1,000 and going as high as $5,000 at the time. some of $26 ,000 posted to the daughter's account from 2007-2008. when asked he declined to provide any information from the cash payments. there's no explanation of them in his financial disclosure forms. ms. sloan and mrs. hicks, do you know anything about the cash deposit? >> no , sir, i don't know anything specifically about the cash depositive i -- depositive it. i had, at the firm for quite a few years and working closely. i did -- >> con. >> yes, sir. i pretty much knew where erick chiropractic onn was every day. there was one day usual lay month that he was unaccounted for by myself, anyway. i had asked him one day he come back. he was gone half the day. i told him i had a theory about him. and he asked what the theory was. and i said i think when you disappear one day a month, you go meet db. and h

they interviewed gregory hicks who was based in nearby tripoli.his is hicks reliving the moment that help wasn't on its way. >> you had this conversation. you ask him what military assets are on their way. and he says -- >> effectively, they're not. and i for a moment, i just felt lost. i just couldn't believe the answer. and then i made the call to the chief. i said you've got to tell those guys there may not be help coming. >> brandon webb is a former u.s. navy s.e.a.l. and author of "benghazi: the definitive report." let me go to brandon first. this is the question that gets to me. if you're out there pinned down and the word gets back to washington in realtime at the national security agency or national security desk, why didn't we try to send somebody from somewhere? what happened? >> hi, chris. i think people need to understand this is a situation where as much as the people on the ground working with the state department in libya knew that the threat was there and requested security, the state department just wasn't prepared to deal with th

hicks? >> either will be fine. >> ok. you are married. a member of the huntington placed callsarly to you at the office informing working she would be from home. >> she actually did not call the office. she called my personal cell phone. >> were you at the office when she call? >> most of the time. knowanted me to let eric what day sarah would be on her flex days. us also called to give directions to her home, her dress. she told her she had a privacy fence that would be hard to record over and told us the top -- the type of vehicles they drove so it would be harder to find her. >> escape from the social security office. >> yes. >> was part of that a coded message? >> her children had band practice. i think the adjustment it was insisting it is her flex day, she would just call and say her children had band practice. >> a flex day is when employees are working at home? >> yes. >> that was a coded word for she supposed to be doing work at not at thex day and band practice? >> correct. >> you give the information to mr. khan? >> i did. >> t

and he is -- he doesn't want to do it but he thinks it's the right thing for jesse because she's hicked him on heroin -- hooked him on heroin and you see he doesn't want to do it. but pure sadism is not something walt -- oddly enough, with all the evil things he did he was not purely sadistic very often. at that time that was the most sadistic, i think, telling jesse that he watched. >> stephen: why-- again, spoiler alert. why kill walt off at the end? i mean, why not keep him going at least in "the walking dead"? (laughter) you know, just move him over to the next project. (laughter) he'll get even smarter from eating all those brains! (laughter) >> that is a good thought. >> stephen: why did you decide he had to go? >> it seemed like the implicit promise in the show from the first episode. the first episode he is told he has two years to live thereabouts. and it seems like we should -- we should adhere to our promise we impolicedly made the audience -- maybe not implicitly, explicitly. >> stephen: he's got cancer at the beginning. >> yeah, yeah. >> stephen: does he become a cancer? (l

as he will well as vee hicking already manslaughter. >> but people, two, 28 drink. and they hang out until 2:30 in the morning. >> police haven't released if they live in the neighborhood. or why the vehicle was there in the first place. >> they ran the license plate of the suv. and said it felt like an earthquake. >> she doesn't know the victim or the driver. neither do the nearby neighbors. >> this is the pedestrian accident that resulted in a fatality this year. >> in san jose, janine de la vega, channel 2 news. >>> this is a senior care facility and this investigation is going to widen after more than a dozen patients were found abandoned. >>> how long this weather will last and what you need to pack if you are headed to the snow. [son] all right,she has no idea. [man] no one told her,right? [son]hi! [mom screams] . >>> today, they joined a list of unhappy with the united states over the telephone surveillance program. they summoned the u.s. ambassador to express displeasure. this is after the newspaper el mundo had papers leaked by snow den. >> this is in one m

my tractor supply seems hick.'s hick, but farmers aren't looking for the abercrombie & fitch of animal feed and pet supplies. when it comes to growth investors, these are tailor mae companies. tractor supply sells at 30 times earnings and lumber liquidators, a 40 multiple. that's why in the end they are the key to this market. they're the biotech of retail, junior oils of chain stores. both aren't done with their growth. lumber liquidators, third amount of stores of tractor supply, their stocks aren't done going higher either. stick with cramer. >>> obama care website builders blame the white house. me, i don't think stocks are overvalued yet. and a possible budget deal brewing. next up on "the kudlow report." ♪ [ male announcer ] when we built the cadillac ats from the ground up to be the world's best sport sedan... ♪ ...people noticed. ♪ the cadillac ats -- 2013 north american car of the year. lease this cadillac ats for around $299 per month with premium care maintenance ided. >>> what a night. after the bell,

my tractor supply seems hick.it's hick, but farmers aren't looking for the abercrombie & fitch of agricultural equipment, animal feed and pet supplies. when it comes to growth investors, these are tailor made companies. tractor supply sells at 30 times earnings and lumber liquidators sports a 40 multiple. that's why in the end they are the key to this market. they're the biotech of retail, junior oils of chain stores. both aren't done with their growth. lumber liquidators, third as many stores as tractor supply, their stocks aren't done going higher either. stick with cramer. >>> what a night. after the bell, microsoft, better top and bottom line. dupont, the huge spinoff is going to be gigantic. amazon, much better than expected revenues. and old friend, deckers, ugg, for real. big, big gain. tomorrow could be, we set it up as a little bit better. i like to say there's always a bull market somewhere. i promise to find it for you right here on "mad money." i'm jim cramer, and i will see you tomorrow. aubrey lee pr

so dan hicks, what's going on in your tower? >> well, play has stopped for today, jake. after a long saturday at the presidents cup, we have one match of the five alternate shot end. and that was a victory for jason dufner and zach johnson. so overall point total right now 11.5 to 6.5. they're going to resume play in the morning at 7:35 eastern time local time. and reminder live from the presidents cup is next on golf channel. the presidents cup continues tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. on golf channel. and, again, we'll have to call it 7:35 a.m. when play resumes. you can join us back here at nbc tomorrow at 12:00 noon for the singles. final day at presidents cup from muirfield village golf club. we hope. notre dame in dallas against arizona state, it's the shamrock series notre dame tonight at 7:30 here on nbc. later tonight 11:30, 10:30 central, "saturday night live" with musical guest miley cyrus. for our entire crew, see you in the morning from the presidents cup. >>> right now the okay oakland a's are looking to bounce back. >> they just opened the gates to let fans in. anot

. >> colorado governor john hick kins says he wants to keep the state together. in november several counties will ask their residents if they want to secede. >> it is now 4:49. a situation in chicago shows the child was killed by the grandmother. alfreda gadbois was left with her granddaughter and she took a sledge hammer and knife to the child. she's being charged with the death of the six month old girl. they would not talk about a possible motive. >>> nine people in idaho are recovering this morning after a man drove his car into a crowd outside a funeral home. boise police say a man was in the car and it accelerated. the crash does not seem intentional and all the injuries seem to be relatively minor. >>> new this morning, more than two decades after the girl known as baby hope was found dead in a cooler along a new york highway, police say they have finally found her mother. they received a tip this summer. the mother's name has not been released. this case remains a murder investigation. no one has been charged. >>> this is a day many of bernie madoff's vic

it was braxton hicks. >> then it's totally fine. >> it's wrong. >> you've been through that. >> false> what do you have? >> well, wife carrying. this championships that have been going on in finland coming to the u.s. this is the china championship and a couple from estonia, the defending champions, mr. and mrs. hu. look how fast they're going. a lot of places you win beer. in china you win an oceanside house. this was actually -- they said they trained for two year does win this house on the beach on the ocean. >> did they win in estonia too? >> the estonian carry was the way they were carrying. >> upside down. >> i don't know it's gone international. >> it's the best. >> is that what it is? >> he knows the three. >> you have to use your upper body strength. >> his wife was -- >> i know, let's move on. let's go to this. 3,000 people coming on out there. 18 bull, you know, run about 20, 30 miles an hour. nobody got gored. somebody was slightly injured. you pay 60 bucks and get to do the tomato throwing contest. they're doing ten other of these around the country. as you know, the orig

we have a lot of historic ups -- hick ups. they have some issues, we can get through those. they are totally in support of it. i think it's really somewhat uphill that we need to reach and it's very accessible and reachable. thank you. >> thank you, very much, next speaker. >> city close your eyes. let the power come to you. let the power come to you. take it slow lafco. we've got so far to go and then we will rise the power train of love. we are going to clean power with you all night. clean powers into sunlight. we are going to clean power you all night. we are going to clean power the night. and when clean power is renewed and strong, you know that energy survives and the city can really thrive. i'm going to clean power with you all night. clean power today. okay. something in the way this city moves. attracts me like no other city. something in the way the city moves, i don't want to leave it now. you are asking me will clean power grow, well, lafco i don't know. i don't know. you stick around and the budget will grow. then we'll make it happen. give it a go. lafco. [ ap

transitioning to a new power sources was never going to be easy i mean of course there are going to be some hick ups involved is it as simple as that. i would call to take up some of the german minister of environment even who was a big fan of this transition into renewable energies even put a price tag on this change instead its one trillion euros one trillion euros means that all companies and all individuals in germany have to work one hundred eighty days just to pay that sum at least one hundred eighty days they don't earn any money to pay for their health care bill to pay for their food to pay for their housing so when you are talking massive money here we discuss issues of over a trillion euros i mean the german green energy taxes amount to roughly that of an irish bailout per year you bring up the issue of a trillion euros can i ask you this though fred why why is germany so adamant for example france or the u.k. have have no problem with conventional and nuclear power why does. it happens when policy is especially energy policies conducted with i do logic believes and not common sense un

now know pel prize winner, peter hicks. >> it's so lit until the beginning about where this article might be. how high an image machine will have to go before it could be discovered and it's being a very long development over the years over the technology energy. scientists are understand how it works. >> like other important discoveries in the past, they hoped over time it will lead to a new understanding of the physical world and new technologies could change the lives of us all. >> the arrested for their passion. still ahead, several house members in washington taken in to custody had an imtpraeugs imn rally. the changes it's making to the ipad and when to expect it on store shelves. >>> on the national mall today, protestors ral throeu rallied te immigration reform. eight democrats were arrested. 200 other protestors were arrested as well. there are more than four million people on the waiting list for family visas or green cards. some live outside the country put the majority live right here and some have been waiting more than a decade for their immigration papers. jennifer london h

is going up for and that went on for three or four decades we had this little hick up in ninety four in the corporate bond market alan greenspan responds by removing sweeps from banking put it implementing what's called the sweeps program reserve requirements in the ninety's that's history right we had all this lending of course because banks had no reserve requirements practically at all it was explosion that burst i think in one thousand nine hundred eight with sort of that first piece right apparently were within hours of a complete fiscal meltdown and a financial meltdown that would have just seize the whole market they responded to that very aggressively then we got into two thousand they responded even more aggressively we have the housing bubble so the pattern i want to paint here is one of the frequency is getting closer and closer in the amplitudes getting larger and larger and so in that model i am expecting that the next accident that happens is going to be larger than the prior ones and that's going to be a function where will that suddenly give us the willpower to meet s

merewether has been punished for helmet hicks. >> in hockey, a day after the buffalo traders was banished to the islands, mulsen responded by supporting two goals with his new team. it was not enough. buffalo losing to the dallas stars giving sabre's coach a triumphant homecoming back in buffalo. those are the sports headlines for the hour. more from game 5. world series coming up in a few minutes. >> a report reveals more about the nsa spying program. president obama faces questions from international leaders. the reaction from the white house and overseas next. >> and a company promises to crackdown on abuse as it prepares to go public. >> air and rail travel has been interrupted. thousands are without power. >> outrage over reports the nsa has been spying an world leaders grows louder by the day. president obama is ordering a review of spy policies. lawmakers in the house and senate plan to introduce legislation aimed at limiting the national security agency. it's expected to be called the usa freedom map. authored by a democratic senator and republican senator. the measure would hampe

whistleblower former deputy chief of mission is directly reporting to ambassador chris stevens by greg hicksd how he was not allowed to make up their request for additional security after two previous requests had been denied. johnny is now, former pentagon official, fox the national security analyst katie mcfarlane, former u.s. ambassador to the united nations, fox is contributor john bolton. thank you both for being here. the 60 minutes reports, the sergeant who was the focus of the reports added an eyewitness you but really said nothing that at least i had not read. i did not see what was due. >> i did not either. he had been on it from the beginning. they made at the thing about the youtube video. i think it is because they are blind. they have decided once they got in lawton out that it was finished, on the ropes. so there were blind to any resurgence here, and it was a willful one. as a result they refuse to acknowledge what they needed to do. they did not do it, and after the fact americans were killed they still have refused to own up to it, and the media has let them get away with.

. >> facebook had a hick up. the site said it was down for maintenance. remain calm.osoft will start selling its latest tablet continue in san francisco. improvement on surface 1 introduced a year ago. and in a disof timing is that, apple to apple tomorrow. what did we decide. >> maybe other improvements as well. >> all right. thank you so much. >> 6:58. let's check in with christina loren checking the forecast. >> good morning to you. we've got thick fog this morning. i wanted to show you san jose where you can see the low clouds have returned. it'sn$&ñ going to be pea soup between now and 8:30. day. 75 at the coast. the seven-day trout look, i'll have it throughout. >> nothing unexpected except for 101 at 680, extra fog at san jose. the latest changes north 880 fast coliseum gumming up/xqÑ ane southbound side an earlier crash caused all of this slowing. let's look at the maze and the approach, a slow coming off the east shore freeway. this is west 24, north 880 jammed. it's just cammed all over the place. down to the toll plaza. once you get on the span you're okay.

then his assistant, david hicks, and judge -- they're talking about indian food. few minutes' conversation, and then i said i'm leaving, i have a practice. all the time, ten minutes, the girl was standing there, and then i left. but i don't remember the judge is daugherty or somebody -- [inaudible] but -- >> okay. if you're, dr. adkins, if you were getting $350 per patient and you spent an hour with each one, you did pretty well for an eight-hour day. >> no, no, no, i wouldn't see eight patients a day, sir. >> well, he was referring as many as 35 per tranche of them, so i don't know who else was doing the examining. how many other doctors do you know were doing these examinations in mr. khan's law offices? >> to my understanding, dr. huff nagel did. >> all right. mr. chairman, and i have no additional questions. >> let me change the focus just a little bit before we excuse this panel. in your written testimony, i believe that both of you suggested some ways in which the social security disability program could operate more effectively with better oversight of the

. >> mike from hick little saw his premiums race from $180 to $450.e saw an increase of 42%. >> reporter: one other point, bret, the individual mandate is really unenforceable because the irs can't take any legal action whatsoever against those who can't pay. it can only deduct the penalty from your tax refund if you get one, britt. >> and jim, one accused the irs of sharing confidential information with the white house. what's that all about? >> yeah, that's right, representative jim jordan said that information was illegally shown to the white house. listen. >> this law compelled every single american, individual mandate, to go to this exchange and give personal information to the irs. they're compelled to do that. this lady was sharing personal information with the white house. >> jordan argued the white house used that information to help it fight lawsuits from religious organizations seeking exemptions from obama care. hall ingram said he does not recall the document. >>> check the markets now the dow was up 26. s&p 500 gained a point. the nasdaq

hicks at the time of the trial was still attempting to have return to her custody all of her childrenrom the home. she used to have any contact with him or assist in his defense, that could impact her ability to have her children returned. >> there was definitely a long period of time where she was just getting visitation with her children. i think at that point in time it was, you know, important to her that justice be carried out, but it was also extremely important to her that her children be returned home to her. >> thomas testified that he merely took the fall for his wife saying, quote, my wife was a good wife and i didn't want her to be arrested. he testified that his confession was a bold-faced lie and wanted the detectives' questioning to be over, he wanted to see his wife, he wanted to see his son. >> he showed true emotion in the video, where it was the opposite in the courtroom. you know, he had his nose up in the air and he ignored all the evidence as they were being shown. >> adrian's appearance first in the videotape and then on the witness stand, it was like two differ

we'll run john tester will fool the hicks, will get a democrat in, we'll have a majority in the senate. why doesn't our base understand that? >> where's the selection process in the republican party? i think this became an issue with the tea party rise, but i think it's been an issue for a long time. i think the party is right now in an internessian warfare. the ted cruz stuff has triggered a lot of warfare and bad blood. john mccain, peter king. >> right. >> how is the gop going to get around that for next year's election? >> they have to read my book and follow the first three chapters. i feel the pain and i'm one of them, a conservative who's constantly getting blamed. it's always the moderates, what are referred to as the establishment. it's almost fun seeing the conservative republicans attack the establishment back, but that's not winning elections. >> right. there's a circular chute going right now. >> yes. yes. >> unfortunately whether this is right or wrong, this debt limit and continuing resolution budget stuff makes that worse. >> and no one, no one should be attacking ted c

. >> reporter: live pictures from sweedon and awarded to peter hicks and belgian's for predicting thethe higs particle in switzerland but the two physicists, hagues who first published the idea who have been awarded the nobel prize for physics and we will be discussing this later in more detail in our program here on al jazeera. but right now it's time for sports and here is joe. >> thank you very much. we start with the major league baseball playoffs in the series and beat the braves at dodgers stadium and 3-1 and crawford was going with a couple solo home runs and 2-0 lead and braves rallied and actually had 3-2 advantage in the 7th but that didn't last long and they smashed a 2 run homer in the next inning to wrap up the 4-3 victory and the first time la had a series since 2002009. and the cards or pittsburgh pirates there who the series is on a knife edge and cards won game four for 2-all and he had a two run homer and 2-1 winners and the game is set for wednesday. and the boston red sox could have a championship on monday beating the rays and looked to be on, 3-0 in the 5th befor

and for them and millions like them, this is a hick day for a good reason. it's been a long time coming. but today, americans who have been forced to go without insurance can now visit healthcare.gov and enroll in affordable new plans that offer quality coverage. that starts today. and people will have six months to sign up. so for the next six months, people are going to have the opportunity in many cases for the first time in their lives to get affordable coverage that they desperately need. now, of course, if you're one of the 85% of americans who already have health insurance, you don't need to do a thing. you're already benefitting from new benefits and protections that have been in place for some time under this law. but for the 15% of american who's don't have health insurance, this opportunity is life-changing. let me just tell folks a few stories that are represented here today. a few years ago, amanda barrett left her job to take care of her parents. for a while she had temporary insurance that covered herrer multiple sclerosis. when it expired, ma

one of them, gregory hicks, was presented as a so-called whistleblower by darrell issa, and you know, he previously lied and said that there was a military standdown order in benghazi. that never happened, didn't stop fox news from airing 85 prime time segments saying there was one, but all the testimony from the military officials said that never happened. and the other witness appears to be some type of british mercenary who, apparently, in conversations with fox news, asked for money to talk. and so, you know, fox news even drew a line there, but it was good enough for cbs. >> david brock from "media matters," thank you very much for your time. >> thanks. >> joining me, former governor of minnesota and former presidential candidate, republican tim blunty, now with the services roundtable, represents financial services companies. the last thing you did in politics was attempt to navigate the mind field of a republican primary, a national republican primary, it should be noted in running for president. put yourself in lindsey graham's shoes. there are drern things he cannot back away

to be fair, other hick violins have gone for more.s violin is one of many artifacts including others from wallace hartley to come up for objection. it may be the most symbolic though. it tells a story that is at once a romance and tragedy. as remembered in films, this is believed to be the instrument hartley used for the hymn "nearer my god to thee," as the ship sank into the icy thoracic. it's not playable and may never be gin. like the titanic, hartley's violin keeps its secrets locked deep inside. carl izuk, atlanta. >> thank you for watching "around the world." cnn newsroom continues starts right now with wolf blitzer. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com right now the president saying there are no excuses for the problems on his health care exchange's website. he says they will be fixed but he adds, obama care is more than just about web sites. we're going to hear from both sides of the debate. >>> and right now, the dow jones industrial average a little bit lower. investors are waiting on the delayed september jobs report that'

hour to an hour and a half to make sure it was consistent, and it wasn't, what's called the braxton hicks, which are inconsistent. and it was, they were very consistent every five minutes. so i went to the hospital, got hooked up on the fetal monitor and the contraction monitor, and was examined and was told that i wasn't dilated. and that that's known as prodromal labor, meaning that the water hadn't broken. and there was no dilation, my cervix was 70% % effaced, so it wasn't real labor. so they had me walk around for about a half an hour, to see if there would be any change. there wasn't, so they sent me home. try not to lift or carry any heavy objects over the next couple of days. got to keep drinking a lot of fluids-- eight to ten of glasses of water or juice a day. shower only. if you feel decreased fetal movement... the next morning, you know, they just progressively started getting worse and worse, and i noticed some bleeding so i called, they said, "come back", so, ironically, it was about the same time, about 11:30-- heed back to the hospital, 12 hours later. same protocol. on th

. >> the reverend russell hicks is the pastor of the united church of christ and he was on the beachast night in asbury park along with the congregation, the different ministers that were there performing services that took place there. reverend, let's talk about those because you got to witness the services that were taking place after 12:00. what was it like to be there? why did you want to be there for that history-making moment? >> it was a joyful experience. it was like the wedding at canaa which jesus turned water into wine. the water of injustice was turned into the wine of joy. the couples who were married there, their faces were shining. there was just great joy, not only amongst them but among the whole community. one of the most touching moments was when one of the spouses wiped a tear off of the face of her loved one, her spouse, just as they were saying vows and their children hugged them and that kind of joy is just a fabulous experience. >> reverend, it was a nice, beautiful night. weather held out for all of these couples, which is really nice. you always want great w

greg hicks says, that's right. she says, did you fight that?says, i was in the process of trying to frame a third request but it was not allowed to go forward. lars, is it the same or different? >> it's different. here's why. in august of that year, 2001, the nsa, then secretary rice -- not secretary rice, but dr. rice, said there is some kind of threat coming from al qaeda that might involve airplanes somewhere, sometime. that was very nonspecific. this was a specific threat message from our own people on the ground who said, we have inadequate security. we have security locally hired that has promised to run away if attacked. which is exactly what they did that night. >> right. >> there's a difference between a specific security threat that could have been answered with additional resources and a nonspecific threat like august of 2011. >> will hillary clinton have to answer this question successfully to be able to run for president. >> she has to address this issue. it permeates the public consciousness about her. let's not forget, this is no