they made up 90% of xin jiang's population.e worry the silly road project will lead to even more hahn chinese settlers so altering the balance still further. adrian brown, al jazeera, kashkar. >> the first case of its kind, a tribesman from mali has gone on trial at the international communal court accused of war crimes by destroying i want o sites including a mosque in the ancient city of timbucktu. >> this man is accused of destroying heritage. he listened to the charges and identified himself. i am from the tuareg tribe. i was born about 40 years ago in aguni, a graduate of the teachers' institute in timbuktu and i was in education in the mali government beginning in 20s 11. >> it was in 2012 that the rebels with links to al-qaeda occupied the fabledty of timbuktu. they set about destroying a number of tools and mofkdz which offended their own strict interpretation of islam. hundreds of years of history smashed into dust. according to the prosecutor he was a zellous mer member. he could be the first to be tried for war crime

as weijia jiang reports... despite conservative opposition, the pact will likely pass with the support of democrats and president obama. 3 congressional leaders and the white house reached a breakthrough budget deal to prevent a government shutdown...with just a few days to spare.(sot: rep. tom cole/(r) oklahoma)"i think it will pass and i think it ought to pass."the two-year bill will raise spending caps by 50 billion the first year and 30 billion the year after that -- evenly split between defense and domestic programs.the deal also prevents a spike in medicare part b premiums...and makes reforms to social security disability insurance that could save 168 billion dollars over time.the bill will lift the debt ceiling until march of 2017, well after the presidential election. (sot: rep. john boehner/(r-oh) speaker of the house)"the agreement isn't perfect by any means but the alternative was a clean debt ceiling increase without any additional support for our troops and any additional entitlement reform, so thi

(sot-stand up bridge weijia jiang/cbs news/catonsville, md)wasabi's the life of the party now but she wasn't always this social. she had to overcome some challenges of her own. (sot/lisa chicarella/pet owner) "she would eat at night and any interaction with me she was terrified. she just withdrew."lisa chicarella was patient and persistent when she rescued wasabi 8 years ago...talking to the turtle often, allowing her to acclimate.then one day, wasabi just popped out.and now...(sot q & a)everybody lights up, wants to know all about her. wj: she's actually helping people do what she did to overcome whatever fear? lc: yes that's true...she really came out of her shell (both laugh).and this frilly tortoise is proving sometimes laughter really is the best medicine.weijia jiang, cbs 3 if you're ndering 'what's s with the dress?' sabi's owner says a friend made one just for funbut one quickly turned into about a dozen. she even has a "formal" dress for special occasions.senior center members say it adds a 3 3 3 3 chad, diana and larry talk chad, diana @3 chad, diana and larry talk about tod

weijia jiang is on capitol hill with more details. 3 (nats)"the speaker-elect, paul d. ryan of the state of wisconsin."paul ryan was enthusiastically greeted by his colleagues after they elected him to become the next leader of the house e representatives.(sot: rep. paul d. ryan/(r-wi) speaear of ththhouse)"my friends. you have done me a great honor." and now the work begins.(sot: rep. paul d. ryan/(r-wi) speaker of the house)"we need to make some changes, starting with how the house does business. we need to let every member contribute-not once they have earned their stripes, but right now." (standup: weijia jiang/cbs news/capitol hill)republicans elected ryan because he's viewed as someone who can unite their fractured party - something outgoing speaker john boehner was not able to do and it cost him his job. (sot: rep. john boehner/(r) ohio)"i leave with no regrets, no burdens. if anythingngi leave the way y started, just a regular guy humbled by the chance to do a big job."some hard-line conservatives say boehner didn't fight hard enough for their values. perhaps it

(sot-stand up jiang/cbs news/catonsville, md) wasabi's the life of the party now but she wasn't always this social. she had to overcome some challenges of her own. (sot/lisa chicarella/pet owner) "she would eat at night and ananinteraction n with me she was terrified. she just withdrew."lisa chicarella was patient and persistent when she rescued wasabi 8 years ago...talking to the turtle often, allowing her to just popped out.and now...(sot q & a)everybody lights up, evererody wants to know all about t r.wj: she's actually helping people do what she did to overcome whatever fear? lc: yes that's true...she really came out of her shell (both laugh).and this frilly tortoise is proving sometimes laughter really is the best medicine.weijia jiang, cbs news, catonsville, maryland. 3 if you're wondering 'what's with the dress?' wasabi's owner says a friend made one just for funbut one quickly turned into about a dozen. she even has a "formal" dress for special occasions.senior center members say it adds a little humor to an already amusing animal 3 3 nebraska high hool football playoffs contin

let's go to cnn's steven jiang.his seemed to be a human right policy. that is not the reason, steven, why they made the change. tell us about the reason. >> reporter: you are exactly right, christine. over the years, we heard so many horror stories related to the one-child policy. especially in the form of those brutal enforcements in the countryside. forced abortions. forced sterilization. after trying to change the policy for years, the government is changing it now not because heated debate over human rights, but the economic reality. the government is facing a double whammy. a shrinking work force and aging population at the time the economy is slowing down. you have factories unable to hire workers and hospitals are overwhelmed. a lot of officials are worried about this country getting old before it gets rich. that's what prompted the policy change, christine. they are saying it clearly we are doing this now allowing one couple two children nationwide to address the demographic challenges. >> steven, what about

weijia jiang, cbs news. mollie: officials are warning of aftershocks from the earthquake, urging people to stay outside in case buildings crumble. random violence continues inside israel. the israeli army says its forces shot a palestinian who tried to stab an israeli soldier near a holy site in the west bank city of hebron. there's no word on the condition of the palestinian. the soldier was unharmed. also today, a palestinian stabbed and severely wounded an before being shot and killed. and airstrikes have destroyed the facility in northern iraq where a group of hostages were freed last thursday. u.s., iraqi and kurdish forces worked together to free some 70 hostages from the prison which was controlled isis. one u.s. soldier taking part in the mission died. the building was blown apart by coaltion aircraft over the weekend. the woman accused of mowing down a large crowd of onlookers at oklahoma state university's homecoming parade this weekend heads to court today. at least four people were killed and doz

weijia jiang, cbs news, washington. diana>> in other health news tonight... for the first time in 12 years, the american cancer society has updated its guidelines for when women should get mammograms. larry>> jill wagner takes a look at the new recommendations... and how they differ from current advice. "i've gone every year since." the american cancer society is now recommending women at average risk have yearly mammograms starting at age 45... not 40. study author doctor kevin oeffinger says the benefits far outweigh the harm starting at 45. (sot: kevin charars oeffinger/memorial sloaoakettering cancer cenenr) "between 40 and 44 breast cancer's less common. there's still the risk for a false positive. so we thought that needs to be an informed, shared decision between the woman and her health care provider." starting at 55, the american cancer society recommends screenings every two years. that's closer to the u-s preventive task force guidelines... which recommends mammograms every two years starting at age 50. some

weijia jiang reports from columbia, where a midnight to 6:00 a.m. curfew remains in effect. >> reporter: families are just starting the process of cleaning up. you can see behind me piles of personal belongings now going out as trash. and they tell me what makes it sting even more is that they are bracing for the possibility of even more floodwaters. residents are bringing damaged belongings to the curb after record flooding in columbia, south carolina. >> what we will have to do is gut the whole entire house, dry it out, and start from scratch. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: angela cole's house is ruined. she and her family were squid from their attic after posting an s.o.s. on facebook. >> we are here and we are alive and that is all that matters. my kids are safe. >> reporter: water has started receding in some of the hardest-hit areas revealing stechs damage and debris but some people still can't get more and more flooding is expected. crews worked to form a make-shift dam on the conagree river and will drop sandbags to close a breach in the canal

weijia jiang, cbs news, washington. mollie: marco rubio is in third place in the new poll with 8% support followed by jeb bush and carly fiorina who each have 7%. carson and trump will take center stage this wednesday at the third republican presidential debate. the top 10 polling candidates will participate, so you'll also see jeb bush, marco rubio, ted cruz, mike huckabee, rand paul, carly fiorina, chris christie, and john kasich there. you can watch the 2-hour debate on cnbc at 7:00 p.m. tomorrow night. the bottom four candidates will participate in an earlier debate starting at 5:00 p.m also on cnbc. house speaker john boehner is pushing for the approval of a two-year budget and a raising of the debt limit before the new house speaker, paul ryan, is sworn in on thursday. today, republicans will discuss the bipartisan plan which came about following behind-the-scenes negotiations last night between boehner and the white house. a south carolina prosecutor says no criminal charges will be filed against a police officer

weijia jiang has more on today's historic vote. >> the house will be in order. >> reporter: john boehner called the house to order for the last time. then he called for a vote to replace him as speaker of the house. >> paul ryan. >> reporter: the results did not come oz a surprise. >> the honorable paul d. ryan having received the majority of the votes cast is duly elected as speaker of the house. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: speaker paul d. ryan is now second in line to vice president joe biden to become president. >> i never thought i'd be speaker. early in my life, i wanted to serve this house. i thought this place was exhilarating because here you can make a difference. >> today's vote marks the end of boehner's 25 years in congress. the last five of which he served as speaker of the house. >> i leave with no regrets, no burdens. if anything, i leave the way i started. just a regular guy humbled by the chance to do a big job. >> reporter: boehner, who is known for getting emotional, came prepared. the only time he came close to tears is when he talked about his successor. >>

weijia jiang, cbs news, washington. diana>> in other health news tonight... for the first time in 12 years, the american cancer society has updated its guidelines for when women should get mammograms. larry>> jill wagner takes a look at the new recommendations... and how they differ from current advice. "i've gone every year since." the american cancer society is now recommending women at average risk have yearly mammograms starting at age 45... not 40. study author doctor kevin oeffinger says the benefits far outweigh the harm starting at 45. (sot: kevin charles oeffinger/memorial sloan-kettering cancer center) "between 40 and 44 breast cancer's less common. there's still the risk for a false positive. so we thought that needs to be an informed, shared decision between the woman and her health care provider." starting at 55, the american cancer society recommends screenings every two years. that's closer to the u-s preventive task force guidelines... which recommends mammograms every two years starting at age 50. some

weijia jiang has the latest from the white house. weijia: donald trump says he loves what he's seeing in the polls. donald trump: i love the polls, other people don't talk about the polls, you know why? because they're doing lousy. ok? weijia: trump is the unquestioned leader in the gop race, five points ahead of dr. ben carson. jeb bush and marco rubio are tied for third, 14 points back. hillary clinton and bernie sanders are the clear leaders on the democratic side, but a potential candidate for the white house is casting a large shadow over the race. vice president biden is currently third in the poll, but more than 40% of clinton and sanders supporters say they would be at least somewhat likely to support him if he got in the race. biden hasn't given any public hints about which way he's leaning, but he may have taken a veiled shot at clinton this morning when he appeared to reference her comment at last week's debate that she was most proud republicans were her biggest enemies. vice president biden: i don't think my chief enemy

weijia jiang, cbs news, the white house. vice president could announce a decision any day, but he has ignored self-imposed deadlines in the past. donald trump is under fire again for controversial comments. it began friday morning after trump implied the president could share some blame for the attacks that killed nearly 3000 americans. towards debbie bush was in office at the time and jeb bush tweeted, "how pathetic for donald trump to criticize 9/11. brother kept us safe." criticized. kent sorenson was back in a courtroom for a second day of testimony as two former ron paul 2012 campaign aides are accused of making secret payments to sorensen, who switched from the michele bachmann campaign to ron caucus. sorenson said kesari gave his wife a check for $25,000 but told them not to cash it. he said to bill a company called ict for payment, and they would pay sorenson's company grassroots strategy. sorenson received $73,000 through wire transfers. 8:16 on your saturday morning and metinka, we do have some good news as we look

weijia jiang reports on the drenching east coast weather. >> reporter: heavy rain fell fast, flooding roads up and down the east coast on wednesday. in providence, rhode island, this car was no match for mother nature. in maine, people abandoned the truck after the road buckled. this could be just the beginning. hurricane joaquin is picking up steam in the atlantic. the national weather service says it could issue a hurricane watch as early as thursday for some parts of the east coast. this 3d animation from nasa shows just how enormous joaquin is. the governor of virginia already issued a state of emergency. his state could see heavy rain thursday and friday, followed by the wind and rain from joaquin. that means a soggy vacation for some in virginia beach. >> we are going to hungerer down if anything happens so we are going to try to ride it out. >> reporter: forecasters say joaquin could dump up to 10 inches of rain in some places along the east coast early next week. weijia jiang, cbs news, virginia beach, virginia. >>> hurricane hasn't made landfall in the eastern u.s. since arth

weijia jiang is in washington. >> reporter: good morning to everybody. this will be the fourth public hearing in the 17-month long investigation. however, the political climate is really different from the last one back in january, as you mentioned. since then, we have learned about clinton's use of private e-mail and the comee is spped to ask about her and has already cost her as she campaigns to be the democratic presidential nominee. hillary clinton will face a grueling eight-hour grilling before the house committee investigating the 2012 benghazi attacks. testimony that could prove pivotal for her presidential campaign. >> can she weather a f fl day's rth of testimony in front of a committee that even some republicans have said is aiming to hurt her politically? if she can do that, she will be on stable ground after what a pretty shaky summer. >> reporter: the republican-led committee will try to find out why the u.s. decided to remain in benghazi despite the escalation and the violence. >> whai want to know while violence was going up in libya, why

weijia jiang in washington, thank you. >>> vice president biden says that he decided not to seek the democratic presidential nomination because he ran out of time. speaking in the rose garden yesterday, biden said that as he mourned the death of his son beau, the window of opportunity closed. >> while i will not be a candidate, i will not be silent. i intend to speak out clearly and forcefully to influence as much as i can, where we stand as a party, and where we need to go as a nation. >> biden made a plea for bipartisanship and said democrats should not only defend the obama administration's record, but they should run on the record. the lineup for next week's republican presidential debate has been set. cnbc says ten gop candidates will share the stage in boulder, colorado. it's the same lineup as last time, minus scott walker. congressman paul ryan calls news that the hardline freedom caucus will support him for speaker of the house. a positive step toward a unified republican team. a super majority of the ultra conservative group voted to back ryan late yesterday, but there were

as weijia jiang reports, the rivers are still rising. >> reporter: emergency crews are scrambling to stabilize the beaver dam this morning in columbia. workers are placing heavy rocks in the water to hold back the rising river. >> probably up to just over two tons right now. they'll continue to work this dam until there's not an imminent danger. >> reporter: officials believe this dam is protected for now, but earlier today, they were not as confident. an emergency message went out urging people who lived nearby to evacuate. sheriff's deputies are going door-to-door in vulnerable areas warning people to be on alert. national guard troops line neighborhood streets ready to help. a number of rivers near south carolina's coast are still rising, threatening to wipe out the dam. at least 11 have already failed. in some areas, the flood waters have receded, leaving behind misery for homeowners. angela cole and craig smith lost practically everything they own. >> we're here, and we're alive. that's all that matters. >> reporter: the rain and floods caused extensive damage to the infrastruct

weijia jiang has a preview from washington. >> reporter: hillary clinton will face eight hour grilling before the house committee investigating 2012 been gas a tack. testimony that could prove pivotal for her presidential campaign. >> can she weather a full days worth of testimony in front of the committee that even some republicans have said is aiming to hurt her politically. if she can do that she will be on stable ground after what was a shaky summer. >> reporter: republican led committee will try to find out why the u.s. chose to remain in benghazi, despite thees lacing in violence. >> what i want to know is while violence was going off in libya why was our security profile going down. >> reporter: clinton will face questions about whether she was aware for requests for security at the consul where at tax took place. the clinton, who was secretary of the state of the time, has gone on the defensive during two previous testimonies. >> the fact is we have four dead americans, whether it was because of a protest or guys out for a walk one night and decided to go kill some americans, w

. >>> a high school student is facing charges for giving jiang action -- xanax to students. >>> over the next 10 years the mission district will see a decline of latinos, middle income and families with kids. the supervisor requested the report shows why supporters should support propages i showing a moratorium in the district. if demographic continues the personal of latinos will decline. there will be a decline in households earning under $100,000 a year. and the number of families with kids will drop from 21% to 11%. opponents say what the city needs is more housing not less. >>> parents, teachers and special needs teachers are up set by a plan to place most disabled. >> ends in mainstream classes. the parents and teachers are demanding that a teacher that speak out against the plan and was fired and returned to the classroom. >>> oakland mayor will hold an open house at city hall. this will be her first state of the city address since becoming mayor. people who listen to the speech will be invited to join a discussion afterwards. the open house begins at 4:00. the speech is sched

c - b - s news correspondent (we - juh) weijia (jang) jiang is in washington with the latest. (sot john dickerson) can she weather a full days' worth of testimony in front of a committee that even some republicans have said is aiming to hurt her politically. if she can do that she will be on stable ground after what was a pretty shaky summer. the republican-led committee will try to find out why the u.s. chose to remain in benghazi despite the escalation in violence: (sot rep. trey gowdy/ benghazi committee chairman, r-sc) what i want to know is - while violence was going up in libya why was our security profile going down (standup weijia jiang/ cbs news/ washington, d.c.) clinton willlso face questions from lawmakers on whether she was aware of requests for additional security at the consulate where the attacks took place. clinton, who was secretary of state at the time, has already gone on the defensive during two previous testimonies: (sot clinton from may 2013) the factcts we had four dead americans. was it because of a protest or was it because of guys out for a walk one

weijia jiang, cbs news, columbia, south carolina. >> the flooding has also shut down a 90-mile stretch of i-95 in south carolina. >>> turning to health headlines. even after beating breast cancer, many women still face severe pain. coming up, how a new procedure could help provide a better quality of life. >>> first, two ships collide, >>> first, two ships collide, forcing rescuers to race here at humana, >>> first, two ships collide, forcing rescuers to race we value sticking with things. when something works, people stick with it. more people stick with humana medicare advantage. because we stick with them. humana medicare advantage. the plan people stick with. >>> 11 people had to be rescued off belgium's busiest waterways. the dutch ship eventually sank. all 11 who were saved went overboard, but it's not known from which ship they fell. the tanker was hauling liquified natural gas and fortunately did not leak. >>> 1900 migrants were rescued by the italian coast guard. they had been traveling on four wooden ships and two rubber dingies, we understand. many were trying to escape the

weijia jiang, cbs news. 3 the earthquake hit just a few hundred miles from the site of a 2005 earthquake that killed more than 75-thousand people. 3 memory issues affefe plenty of people... but it's not always an ieversible problem.coming up after the brk in tonight's healthwah... what can do to exercise your brain.?3 have you noticed your memory slipping recently? maybe you just had a stroke or you might have dementia... or *maybe*... as our own siouxland news reporter kayla novak shows us... your brain just hasn't been exercising lately. 3 (**take pkg**)"well and i like to say, if you use it, you can improve e " this is billi vava hunnik. she is a speech therapist with mercy home care. "i work with speech ad language disorders, and so i always say you know i work from the neck up, essentially. // and i also work on cognition which would be more like attention and memory, problem solving, planning, decsion making, those kinds of things. " mercy home care uses "minds in motion" to enhance the thinking and memory practices of the elderly. but brain fitness activities can be used by evevyo

but cbs news correspondent weijia jiang report, there may be major political reason why.ay paul ryan is in seclusion, with his wife and three children, contemplating his next move. after a birrage of house republicans begged him to run for speaker. >> the fact is paul ryan is the right man, right now. >> i think paul ryan right now has the stature that he could overcome a lot. >> why not? >> i don't want to be speaker. >> while ryan has publicly insisted he doesn't want the job. >> nothing changed. right now i am just going to make it home for dinner. >> cbs news learned ryan is seriously considering a run. >> he's got to decide does he want to come in and try to heard these unheard dollars animals, or not? >> former house republican tom davis says ryan is the clear choice. but, says, the position could jeopardize his political future. ryan, a candidate for vice president, in 2012, may be identifying a future white house run. and his stop as speak is her not on the tactical road map. >> this is male groin tear try to take this thing over. a loft people who have been his f

weijia jiang has a preview from washington. >> reporter: hillary clinton will face a grueling eight hourling before the house committee investigating 2012 been gas a tax. testimony that could prove pivotal for her presidential campaign. >> can she weather a full days worth of testimony in front of the committee that even some republicans have said is aiming to hurt her, politically, if she can do that she will be on stable ground after what was a pretty shaky summer. >> reporter: republican led committee will try to find out why the u.s. chose to remain in benghazi, despite thees lacing in violence. >> what i want to know is why whilens was in libya why was our security profile going down. >> clinton will face questions from lawmakers on whether she was aware of requests for additional security at the consul, where the attacks took place. clinton, who is secretary of state at the time has already gone on the defensive during two previous testimonies. >> the fact is we have four dead americans, and whether it was because of a protest or guys out for a walk one night and decided to go kill

weijia jiang, cbs news, washington. >> mark ko rubio is in place with 8%. the latest poll numbers, breaking news, and live updates, downlied the wusa 9 -- download the wusa 9 news app. >>> it may be a house divided but the two-year agreement would prevent another government shutdown and debt crisis. the bill calls for an $80 million spending increase over the next two years that will cover the defense and domestic programs. it also calls for changes to social security disability insurance and lifts the debt ceiling until march, 2017. >>> distracted and texting drivers, beware. we have a video of a texting scene this morning in the bethesda area that left dozens of drivers very unhappy. an undercover police officer was picking out those drivers violating the laws. the county police department started conducting the random and sporadic operations in the late summer. they are mostly looking for drivers texting or talking on their phones, but some got pulled over for other reasons as well, and those drive sometimes gave police an earful. >> i'd much rather give

weijia jiang has more from capitol hill. >> the house will be in order. reporter: john boehner called a house in order for the last time and any call for a vote to replace him is the house. >> paul ryan. >> ryan. reporter: the results did not come as a surprise. >> paul ryan of the state of wisconsin after receiving a majority of the votes cast is duly elected as speaker of the house. reporter: he is now second in line to vice president joe biden to become president. >> i never thought i would be speaker. but early in my life i wanted to serve this house. i thought this place was exhilarating because here you can make a difference. reporter: this marks the end of boehner's 25 years in congress. the last five of which he served as speaker of the house. if anything i lead the way i started. a regular guy humbled by the chance to do a big job. reporter: boehner who is known for getting emotional came prepared. the only time he came close to tears was when he talked about his successor. >> paul was being called and i know he will serve the grace and energy. i

here is weijia jiang. >> reporter: today, paul ryan is in seclusion with his wife and three children contemplating his next move after a barrage of house republicans begged him to run for speaker. >> the fact is, paul ryan is the right man right now. >> i think paul ryan right now has the clout, he has the stature, that he could overcome a lot. >> are you going to run for speaker? >> i'm not. >> why not. >> because i don't want to be speaker. >> while he insists he doesn't want the the job, cbs news has learned ryan is seriously considering a run. >> he's got to decide does he want to come in and try and herd these unherded animals, or not? >> reporter: former house republican tom davis says ryan is the clear choice but says the position could jeopardize his political future. ryan, a candidate for vice president in 2012, may be eyeing a future white house run, and a stop at speaker is not on the tactical road map. >> this is a meat grinder to try to take this thing over, and a lot of people who have been his friends won't be his friends after a couple of decision. >> reporter: even i

weijia jiang has the details from the white house. reporter: the top two presidential candidates in the gop race are threatening to boycott the next debate if they don't get their way. donald trump and ben carson sent a letter to cnbc saying neither mr. trump or dr. carson would participate in your debate as it is a longer -- if it is longer than 120 minutes, including commercials, and does not include opening and closing statements. not everybody agrees. >> i'm all for three hours. i'm sorry they don't have the endurance. reporter: the other candidates may did i for because from ben carson more than double their numbers in the latest polls. carson has raised the most money of any gop candidate. even donald trump, it was known setting pledges despite is about to fund his campaign himself. >> hillary clinton and bernie sanders raised more money than carson. vice president joe biden may be ready to challenge them. >> have you made a decision yet? >> can't hear you. reporter: he reportedly has been consulting with old advisors and friend

weijia jiang has more. reporter: hillary clinton greeted members of the special house committee before facing tough questions about the deadly attack at a u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya. >> where there's so many request for more security personnel and equipment and wireless west denied in washington? reporter: clinton said she was appearing in honor of the four americans who died in 2012. >> i'm here to honor those he lost and to do what i can to aid those who service still. reporter: this is a alert -- this is the third time he is testified about the attack. once again she kept the response >> before i left office i launched reforms to better protect our people in the field and help reduce the chance of another tragedy happening in the future. reporter: democrats and even a few republicans argued this hearing is nothing but a bipartisan effort to derail clinton's presidency campaign. clinton is a democratic front runner for president. candidate in both parties will be watching her testimony very closely

a meeting that had sparked so far, and our weijia jiang reports. house committee before facing tough questions about the deadly attack that a u.s. compound in benghazi. >> why were there so many requests for more security personnel and equipment and why were those tonight in washington? >> reporter: in her opening statement, clinton said she was appearing in honor of the four americans who died in 2012. >> i'm here to honor those we lost and to do what i can to aid those who serve us still. >> reporter: this is the third time clinton has testified on capitol hill about the attacks. once again she accepted responsibility for security lapses in benghazi. >> before i left office, i launched reforms to better protect our people in the field. and help reduce the chance of another tragedy happening in the future. >> reporter: democrats and even of you republicans have argued this hearing is nothing but a bipartisan effort to derail clinton's residential campaign. clinton is the democratic front runner for president. candidates in both parties will be watching her testimony very closely, lo

weijia jiang, cbs news, washington. >> and hillary clinton has asked the republican-led committee to put national security ahead of politics and ideology. >>> yet another murder case in d.c. police are working on a gunman who gunned a man down about 9:30 last night. at this point, police do not have a suspect or motive in this case. if you know anything, please call d.c. police. >>> a pedestrian struck and killed in white oak tied up commuter traffic for hours this morning. montgomery county police say an 18-year-old woman was crossing route 29 when a driver struck her at about 6:00 this morning. the driver is cooperating with investigators as they piece together what happened. southbound traffic finally returned to normal at about 10:30 a.m. >>> we now know the name of a man stabbed to death inside of a d.c. nightclub early this morning. police say 19-year-old eric jones of clinton, maryland was the victim on moore street in old union market. >> reporter: despite this being a busy place last night, police are still looking to talk to more people about what happened. though, of cours

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