before it gets to this level and now the health community knows what it needs to do i think to john james. to warry and with so that i get the last part talking. give the last word to boise who pitched this program is the reason why we're doing the show in sierra leone he says survivors have yet to pick up the pieces after the epidemic stigma is still something we're dealing with and if you'd like to know more about this story check out the return to liberia life after surviving a. dot com thanks for watching. where ever you are. in the house trying to era when news coverage consists of a punchy had line a five second sound bite not an easy solution. dellums deep of thought says challenge the status quo expose double standards and debate the contradictions join me mad the hot sun for a new season of the show the frank loved up front. but this time i'll just erupt. out of that live in a city ball in london with the top stories all al-jazeera spain's king has defended prime minister mariano rajoy government calling the castle on independence for her .

before it gets to this level and now the health community knows what it needs to do i think to john james. to warry and with so i'll get the last part talking. unity down to the last word to boise who pitched this program is the reason why we're doing the show in sierra leone he says survivors have yet to pick up the pieces after the epidemic stigma is still something we're dealing with that you'd like to know more about this story check out the film return to liberia life after surviving a. dot com thanks for watching. news has never been more available it's a constant barrage of it with every day but the message is a simplistic you have brain a good logical rational crazy monster and misinformation is rife dismissal and denial of well documented accusations and evidence is part of the listening post provides a critical counterpoint challenging mainstream media narrative at this time on al-jazeera. on al-jazeera. after a year of mourning beds a final farewell to its longest reigning monarch. for the stories beyond the headlines for clients examines the u.s. is role in the world liberians

before it gets to this level and now the health community knows what it needs to do i think to john james. to warry and with so that i get the last part talking. well again the last word to boise who pitched this program is the reason why we're doing this show in sierra leone he says survivors have yet to pick up the pieces after the epidemic stigma is still something we're dealing with that you'd like to know more about this story returned to liberia life after surviving a. dot com. as an. allegory. with detailed coverage this is what you mean when you go to find by the nigerian hundreds like these in the past from around the world there are also hundreds of thousands of arabs that have arrived here in recent days i saw and i feel very let down by the baghdad government. in the. coverage. of our president our country is as strong as it was the day it is all for the service secretary of state. phrase that trumps america first agenda has given voice to millions who feel completely abandoned by the political status quo and who felt their interests came second for those of other countries. p

stigmatized and shunned so almost four years after the outbreak where do things stand now joining us now john james is head of communications for unicef sierra leone. is an ebola survivor in monrovia liberia back to worry is founder of the. survivor dream project in london. is deputy director of the national public health institute in monrovia liberia and infectious disease epidemiologist who joins us on the phone welcome to the stream everyone now for a day you were last on this show in twenty fifteen take a look here at my laptop the ambulance driver one of the people profiled and several pieces of coverage on the about the outbreak how has life changed for you since then. well first of. all you know it's under the. my hands. struggling trying. you know some patients. and that's going on again which. i would not attend our i am. now and. you know time magazine named you person of the year one of them and this is in twenty fourteen can see the cover here the ebola fighters how human thinking of the reason you were named it's because you had this ambulance company and you were out there face to fac

before it gets to this level and now the health community knows what it needs to do i think to john james. to warry and with so that i get the last part talking. in a down to the last word to boys who pitched this program is the reason why we're doing the show in sierra leone he says survivors have yet to pick up the pieces after the epidemic stigma is still something we're dealing with that you'd like to know more about this story check out the film return to liberia life after surviving a ball up on al-jazeera dot com thanks for watching. us . on al-jazeera. after a year of mourning beds a final farewell to its longest reigning monarch. for the stories beyond the headlines for clients examines the u.s. is role in the world liberians are preparing for the third election since a bitter civil war and services are calling it a crucial test for democracy an investigation into the electronics industry revealing out even the smallest devices have deadly environmental and health costs . china's communist party is holding its annual congress what will it mean for the country and its people. on a

founders envisioned and advocated, no question if george washington and thomas jefferson and john adams, james madison and thomas paine, benjamin franklin, were here today, they would be advocating -- wouldn't say society in which the top 1% have 42% of the wealth on their way to 50% in the bottom 50% have 1% of wealth, but that was a good society, that wasn't their view at all. they thought government too often became the service of the wealthy and powerful and that was opposition to government. it wasn't that in government the portended to take the resources of the rich. the problem in government was the rich tend to take the resources of the poor. that is the situation we face in american society today and that is why true conservatives, true libertarians should work for change in our society where the strong, private-sector, guiding the economy, but at the same time with significant public sector providing public goods and ensuring extremes of any quality don't become too great. the founders favored wealth taxation, progressive taxation, those are the ideals we should return to. >> host: t

if you want to learn a little more, please go to john james for senate.com.mportant freedom is to me. ainsley: john james, thank you very much for being with us. >> thank you for having me. ainsley: you're welcome. more evidence tieing that russian dossier to hillary clinton's campaign and the dnc. congressman trey gowdy is trying to get to the bottom of all of this, the real russian scandal. he is here live. >>> one school made it mandatory to take a course in patriotism. the man who made that happen next. sean hannity got up early, coming into the studio. he woke up super early after his show last night to join us on "fox & friends." he has a big announcement. ♪ when you're clocking out. sensing your every move and automatically adjusting to help you stay effortlessly comfortable. there. i can also help with this. does your bed do that? oh. i don't actually talk. though i'm smart enough to. i'm the new sleep number 360 smart bed. let's meet at a sleep number store. mr. wise man... you wish to know how to protect your sterling credit score. my credit is off

there's no question that if george washington and thomas jefferson and john adams and james madison and thomas paine and benjamin franklin were here today, they'd be advocating more equality in american society. they wouldn't say a society in which the top 1% have 42% of the wealth, on their way to 50%, and the bottom 50% have 1% of wealth, that that was a good society. that wasn't their view at all. they thought that government too often became the servant of the wealthy and the powerful, and that was the opposition to government. it wasn't that in government the poor tended to take away the resources of the rich. the problem in government was that the rich tended to take away the resources of the poor. that's the situation we face in american society today, and that's why true conservatives, true libertarians should work for change in our society. again, a society with a strong private sector guiding the economy in its manufacturing of goods but at the same time with a significant public sector providing public goods and insuring that extremes of equality don't -- inequality don't bec

john james, good luck on the campaign trail. have a beautiful fable he appeared >> thanks, lana. is >> thank you. good thought. or induce another just like coming clean his son's retirement. president trump is keeping him up at night. dan bongino is fired up about this. here to react next. abby: hentai protesters locking on hentai protesters walking out of school at hitting the streets. the roma demand, trick-or-treating. the adorable story next. prevagen. the name to remember. ...you might be missing to stasomething... ♪ ...your eyes. that's why there's ocuvite. it helps replenish nutrients your eyes can lose as you age. nourish your eyes to help keep them healthy. ocuvite. be good to your eyes. abby: no one is in the fishbowl? pete: except soon-to-be senator slate. good music playing, too. we'll bring dan bongino, former secret service agent, and host of the renegade republican. jeff flake has finally come clean on why he isn't running again. he said this in the "washington post." he said i couldn't sleep at night having to em

i'm john lorinc ( james ) president trump does have his chief of staff on his side. hold back during an emotional white house briefing yesterday. he admonished a congresswoman who told reporters she listened to president donald trump's phone call with the widow of a fallen soldier. ( james ) representative frederica wilson says president trump told the widow that her husband "knew what he signed up for, but i guess it still hurt." wilson criticized the president... claiming he didn't even know the service member's name. sergeant la david johnson was among the four u-s soldiers killed by enemy fire in the october 4 ambush. ( darya ) still ahead on the kron fo

celebrity chef john berks sh. james tovak. is make it easier for women to speak out? >> i do. i am doing a piece i forget for which publication of the sexual harassment on wall street and among big law firms. reporters are seeking stories. there is going to be much more of this. we are now in the me generation. stories that used to be too private to tell, too intimate to share with the public. suddenly we are in a period where privacy is gone. i think we'll hear more about this. but every story i did about sexual harassment over the years. somebody always says in it we hope this jury verdict will send a signal that this kind of behavior will never be toll rated. this was 1983, 1992. i'm hoping now. howie: four women said the former president george h.w. bush pat their bottoms and made a dirty joke. i'm not going to defend it. but your point about lumping everyone together. your thoughts on the bush situation. >> i don't find horny old geezers cute. howie: that's a good sound bite to end on. after the break, ed henry on deck as

they are expected to talk about the protests some players have made during the national anthem.( james ) john lawrence has the details. there weren't any penalty flags thrown after tuesday's meeting in new york.jed york/san francisco 49ers ceo "this is about how do we go from protest to progress and if people want to get on the progress train, it's starting to leave the station."n-f-l team owners and players are confronting the controversy over players kneeling during the national anthem.the players say they're protesting racial inequality.roger goodell/nfl commissioner""we reflected our commitment to work together with our players on the issues of social justice."the league's current policy doesn't mandate players to stand during the anthem.but even if players have the right to take a knee in protest before a game, some fans object to way it's done. president trump/no font needed "our great american flag should be treated with reverence and respect. and that young americans should be taught to love our country, honor our anthem."president trump says players who don't stand for the anthem sho

. >> james: white house chief of staff general john kelly tamping down uncertainty over his own standing defending president trump skewed with bob corker. >> when members of congress are unfair or critical, the president has a right to defend themselves. >> james: our sunday panel weighs in on trump versus corker and which of them will pay the higher price, all right now on "fox news sunday" ." and hello again from fox news in washington. president trump's back-to-back moves against his predecessor's health care law and the nuclear agreement with iran not only seek to undo the obama legacy and assign congress responsibility for choosing the next steps. fifth hour the president's national security advisor general h.r. mcmaster joins me to discuss mr. trump's refusal to certify iran's compliance in the and two key members of the senate health committee, dr. bill cassidy and chris murphy discuss the renewed war on obamacare. first the devastating wildfires in northern california's wine country. >> go, go, go, go, go! go expert >> james: body camera showing just how dangerous it is for first

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john james has more from coke's as bizarre in bangladesh you hear the word appalling use so much to describe conditions that they were him to refugees are trying to survive in makeshift camps like this one in cox's bazaar which is on fungal dishes border with me and more let me try to tell you why that is first of all the weather it's brutally hot brutally humid then you have the rains you must remember this is still monsoon season that means that when more rains comes the conditions can get more unsanitary that's one of the reasons why aid workers are so afraid that epidemics could break out here at any time why they are trying to prevent that and you have the fact that i mean look at how these these tents are constructed all that these people have to survive the elements with tarp wood and other materials it's very difficult to survive conditions like this when you only have few materials like that it's a real concern and everybody that we've been speaking with be they refugees who arrived in the past month be they refugees who arrived in the past few days especially the aid workers all so

head of the cia and wray, the director of the fbi, how much of an improvement are they over john brennan and jamest salute the president of the united states, don't follow the law of the united states, and at the 11th hour. >> literally. lou: literally, refuse to honor the public's right to know? this is an american government run by the man i think is going to go down in history as one of our very greatest, if not the greatest president and you'llian assange for crying out loud is the first political analyst to say this looks like a conspiracy to embarrass the president of the united states. >> right, this is embarrassing for no reason. this is where the president does have the power to fire people, and we talked about this, and there's several issues at play here, and when you roll this around to -- lou: who do you want him to fire? >> i would fire anybody who is not -- lou: follow an order? >> you should always be -- you've worked a long time and hired and fired people. i always believe, lou, in giving someone one warning. this is your one warning. lou: i don't, we're talking about the governme

military spoken honestly can through the canadian press this individual said of john kelly defense secretary james battus or national security advisor h.r. mcmaster were to leave the government everyone should start panicking so this new that we see seems to be crossing borders it's not just in the states it's pretty much worldwide and obviously you see that it's hitting canada as well bring in the chairman bring in the hard hitting tactics as well thank you very much. joining us from toronto thank you. we're going to have to break down to stick around because when we return russia's central bank puts the clamp down on the currency and then wildfires and why california burning the wine industry there is suffering we take a look at the implications as we go to break here are the numbers. what you have for breakfast why did you pick those up this is your wife. what's your biggest fear. when so let's. say that. one. more. about your sudden passing i've only just learned you were yourself and taken your last turn. to caught up to you as we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry suddenly i could so i w

military spoken honestly can through the canadian press this individual said of john kelly defense secretary james battus or national security advisor h.r. mcmaster were to leave the government everyone should start panicking so this. lou that we see seems to be crossing borders it's not just in the states it's pretty much worldwide and obviously you see that it's hitting creditors will bring in the chairman bring in the hard hitting tactics as well thank you very much al joining us from toronto thank you. we're going to head to break now but stick around because when we return russia's central bank puts the clamp down on crypto currency and then wildfires and why california is burning the wine industry there is suffering we take a look at the implications as we go to break here are the numbers the closing bell . has a slight national survival. let's learn. let's say i'm not so i guess. the fight. thank you for. the story that's right if debt slavery. luxury and free. alarming number of people living in the streets. the simple fact is now ladies there's just not enough shelter even if people on th

military spoken honestly can through the canadian press this individual said of john kelly defense secretary james battus or national security advisor h.r. mcmaster were to leave the government everyone should start panicking so this move that we see seems to be crossing borders it's not just in the states it's pretty much worldwide and obviously you see that it's hitting canada as well bring in the time to bring in the hard hitting tactics as well thank you very much for joining us from toronto have thank you but i had to break out a stick around because when we return russia's central bank but the clampdown on dakar and and then wildfires and why california is burning the wine industry there is suffering we take a look at the implications of this as we go to break here are the numbers the closing bell. los angeles the city of luxury and free but also an alarming number of people living in the streets. simple fact in l.a. is there's just not enough shelter even if people on the streets right now decided to come in there's nowhere to come in it's been a struggle. this man from his own response to

the canadian press this individual said of john kelly defense secretary james batters or national security advisor baster were to leave the government everyone should start panicking so this move that we see seems to be crossing borders it's not just in the states it's pretty much worldwide and obviously you see that it's hitting canada as well bring in the chairman bring in the hard hitting tactics as well thank you very much al joining us from toronto thank you. we're going to have to break out a stick around because when we return russia central bank puts the clamp down on the currency and then wildfires and why california is burning the wine industry there is suffering we take a look at the implications as we go to break here are the numbers the closing bell . i think the average viewer just after watching a couple of segments understands that we're telling stories there are critics can't tell and you know why because their advertisers won't let them. in order to create change you have to be honest you have to tell the truth parties able to do that every story is built on going after t

>> reporter: senator john mccain threatened to use subpoenas. jamesattis briefed him in person. >> there's insufficient information. >> reporter: republicans say the armed services committee will be briefed later this week, clearly not the end of this ongoing saga. >>> there is a brouhaha over a possible new brewery going in. >> that's clever. >> details just ahead. >>> plus, the latest move by tesla. >> nasa wants you could save energy by living off the grid. completely. or... set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. energy upgrade california. >>> a former store in san rafell could become a brewery, unless neighbors get their way. pond farm brewing company is permitted to built where 4th and 2nd street converge. it's the old duck furniture building. there's a petition to stop the brewery. on tuesday, the planning commission will consider an appeal that raises concerns over noise, parking, and traffic. >>> "the l.a. times" reports that tesla is going to build a factory in shanghai, china. china leads the world in electric vehicle sales and the

there will be a new set, whether it's john mccain or james comey, the wheel keeps spinning, meanwhile is going on in a different direction. >> wow. the budget resolution may pass, but i don't know -- i'm not convinced that tax proposal plan is going to be the one that actually makes it for a vote. we'll see. thank you. >> all right. still ahead for us, the chicago cubs, they will live to fight another day. despite the fact that their manager got tossed following a call that was awful. "bleacher report" is next. i've asked chase sapphire reserve cardmembers to find my next vacation. uganda, what are you up to? that's a real silverback gorilla. i'm freaking out! 3x points on travel and restaurants. sapphire reserve, from chase. make more of what's yours. >>> the chicago cubs avoid elimination thanks to an unexpected hero. >> coy wire has more in "bleacher report." >> good morning. this "bleacher report" brought to you by the 2018 ford 150. javier baez was in a serious postseason slump, zero hits in 20 at-bats the 20-year-old from puerto rico broke the slump with two home runs just in ti

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americans had only their rifles.republican senator john mccain raised questions about the incidenttoday he met privately with defense secretary james mattis, we felt we were not getting sufficient information and we are trying to clear that up today. ( steve ) california's unemployment is holding steady for the month of september. it came in at 5-point-one percent... unchanged from august. the state says employers did add more 52-thousand jobs. california's unemployment rate however is well above the national average for september. nationwide the jobless rate was 4-point-2 percent... nearly a full point lower than california. ahead at eight.. residents of a senior community allowed back in for the first time... one neighbor takes us inside --- to see what was left behind. plus. a 98 years old world war two veteran ---had lived in santa rosa's coffey park for sixty five years. now he has lost everything.... and next. after losing her prosthetic legs to the north bay wildfires ... a 9- year old girl is walking again. the generous offer that made it happen. ((brittney tease))i'm kron 4 meteorologist lawre

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. >> james: john roberts on the north along tonight. thank you. there is of course much more to the devastation in puerto rico than what any visiting official can see in a few hours. reporting from san juan tonight, mike tobin it takes us beyond the presidential visit. >> when they say it is getting better in puerto rico, that means gas lines are down for less than an hour. it is a far cry from normal. transactions are still all-cash, so the lines pile up at the atm. most hospitals operate on emergency generators, which is supposed to be temporary. the elderly and weak helplessly swelter with no air conditioning. the top general leading puerto rico's recovery emphasizes distribution of food, water, and medicine, but says that everything ultimately goes back to the issue of power. >> if you're talking about a hospital, it is depending on generator power, then i am worried about the generators. are we giving them enough gas? >> the further that you get from the coast or the city, the worse things get. two hours outside of san juan, people are still

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americans had only their rifles.republican senator john mccain raised questions about the incidenttoday he met privately with defense secretary jamesjohn mccain (r) arizona> we felt we were not getting sufficient information and we are trying to clear that up today. (marty) (marty) president trump continuing to tweet on the subject this morning. typing quote,: "i hope the fake news media keeps talking about wacky congresswoman wilson in that she, as a representative, is killing the democrat party!" representative wilson was quoted as saying the white house has "no credibility." coming up... five new movies opening this weekend. a preview next. ( marty ) here's a live look at yosemite this morning... for the weekend: it's the wildlife and harvest day festival in cupertino. come out and enjoy learning about birds, ecology and more. it's all happening at the blackberry farm from 10 to 3. the event is free to attend. whatever genre of movies you like, there's bound to be something for you in theatres this weekend, as áfiveá movies open in wide release. david daniel has a box office preview. "why would they want to go to a party where p

james mattis the defense secretary is going to sit down with john mccain today.n do you think you will all be fully briefed even in the classified setting? >> you know, i suspect it will probably be in the coming week when we're back in washington, d.c. i suspect still it will be cur sorry because this investigation will take some time and there will be multiple investigations within the department of defense, as there are in all such instances, such as the yemen raid, which unfortunately was a tragedy of equal proportions. so i suspect we'll get a curse sorry briefing to some extent next week, and continued briefings as d.o.d. learns more and hopefully sharing this information with the other committees that have responsibility. >> do you think in any way d.o.d. has been -- i don't know of a better way of saying it, holding out. john mccain was frustrated that he hasn't gotten the information he thinks he's deserved already. >> i think this administration as a whole has been opaque at best on anything. clearly the president of the united states doesn't like to ta

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i know these late-night goes you have trevor noah, james gordon, john oliver and i don't know about you there's one thing i can't stand is some's not nosed foreigner. [laughter] with a weirdo accident telling you guys what is wrong with your country and i don't i'm the only it's not nosed foreigner without my own late-night show that i don't know what i'm doing wrong but i don't know why americans put up with it. what is the point of july the fourth, 1776 if you have british commonwealth guys hogging up your airtime? greg: i like that you argued against her own opinion. that last, what you make of this? >> what a tragedy like this happens expected of people who argue against the second amendment protection and those who argue for but the second amendment is the argument. left is always fun to say that we have to get the guns off the street and it's obsolete, no, it isn't until it's two thirds of the houses and three floors of the state agree that it is or the constitutional commended as detailed in article five and that's how we do things here. [cheering and applause] either the constit

and you know, what's significant about this, as you remember stephanie, james mattis and john kelly werehe two officials who intervened in july when tillerson was threatening to resign and tried to convince him to stay. the three of them are very close and at this moment earlier this week they got together again. we know that mike pence spoke with tillerson and essentially said look, you need to get out there and fix this. and then we saw tillerson come out and give his rare news conference. >> but did he fix it? he said mr. president, i love job, i love you so much, you're so smart but he didn't deny calling him a moron. i need my panel to weigh in on this. bill, brendon and evan republican strategist and author of gps. evan to you first. if in fact tillerson were to leave that mike pompeo could get tapped if for the job. >> it's going to be pompeo. nikki haley wants the job. who else wants to work for donald trump. he expects loyalty. it's a one-way street. and when this happened, even if donald trump didn't say -- if rex tillerson didn't call donald trump a moron, donald trump having

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i notice about the late night guys, trevor noah, james corden, john oliver, and i don't know about you if there's one thing i really can't stand it's like some snot-nosed foreigner with the accent telling you guys what's wrong with the country! and as i'm the only snot-nosed foreigner without my own late-night show, i don't know what i'm doing wrong. i don't know why americans put up with it. what's the point of july the 4th, 1776 if you have the british commonwealth guys hugging up your air time! [applause] . greg: i like that you argued against your own opinion. kat, last word, what do you make of this. where do you want to go? >> it splits into the people that argue against the 2nd amendment protection and the people that are for the protections. the 2nd amendment is the argument. leftists say get the guns off the streets and obsolete. the 2nd amendment obsolete, no, it isn't, not obsolete if two-thirds of both houses, three forths of states and that's how we do things here. either the constitution protects your freedoms or it doesn't. i'm fine for sensible gun control, you have to

meeting today on capitol hill to talk about what went wrong are defense secretary james mattis and senator johnain who leads the senate armed services committee. he threatened to get a subpoena to learn more. now the fbi is joining the investigation and the united states pursuing answers. the white house is going to likely face more questions over the public feud involving one of the most private and worst duties that a president has, consoling the loved ones of fallen troops. the fire storm has engulfed the president's chief of staff, john kelly whose own son was killed in action. he personally attacked the florida woman who accused the president of oathfending the fa. >> the congresswoman told cnn she wants to set the record straight about what kelly said about her. >> i heard him say that i bragged that i secured the money for the building for the fbi in mir a mar. that's a lie. i feel sorry for general kelly, he has my sympathy for the loss of his son, but he can't just go on tv and lie on me. i was not even in congress in 2009 when the money for the building was secured. so that's a lie. h

defense secretary james mattis met with john mccain who threatened to subpoena the trump administration for information. >> we did not get a sufficient amount of information and we are clearing that up now. >> reporter: the pentagon launched a full investigation. fbi agents on the ground in niger to assist but from the white house, few answers. will the president address publicly and if so when? what exactly happened to these four special soldiers? >> the department of defense and frankly the entire country and government want to know exactly what happened and when the time is appropriate we'll talk about the details of the investigation. >> reporter: the white house refuses to say whether president trump authorized the mission in niger but they are still talking about his phone call with sergeant johnson's widow. his chief of staff john kelly says he was stunned to learn fred rico wilson was listening in on the president's conversation. today the president says kelly had every right to be outraged. >> he was so offended that somebody would be listening to that call. he couldn't believe

this is after james mattis met with john mccain.i felt that we were not getting sufficient amount of information and we're clearing a lot of that up now. >> we can always improve on communication. that is what we'll do. >> some were wonder field goal there was an intelligence failure that left u.s. south nurse danger. >> we will wait in lea review it complete by the department of defense and answer questions then. >> meanwhile people are talking about a call from the president to a grieving widow. representative wilson says she stands by her comments that the president was insensitive >> you don't call up a young, young woman and say your husband -- no, your guy knew when he signed up what he was getting himself into. >> i would never suggest that from a political point of view that he did something inappropriate. >> the attack is still under investigation and the pentagon has sent an officer to niger to probe what exactly happened. >> lauren, thank you. >>> a california billionaire is pouring at least $10 million into a national ad

fox news alert, defense secretary james mattis is set to meet with senator john mccain, as lawmakersemand answers on the terrace ambush and the african nation of niger peer that took the lives of four american service members. two other members were wounded. lucas thomas is live at the panic on >> good afternoon, dana, u.s. military general officers now unaligned a seven to lead the investigation, but the fbi is also in route to bringing their techniques to piece together the events in the timeline that led to this horrific attack. a short time ago here at the pentagon, jim mattis met his french counterpart to thank her for her help and regulus two recuse two rescuing to members that were wounded in battle. they were ambush at 11:00 a.m. local time on november 4th. french fighter jets flew overhead. officials tell fox that the jets were armed but did not drop any bombs on the militants because the two they couldn't tell the difference between friend or foe on the ground. the green berets meeting went longer than expected, which could have tipped off the militants for the attack. i wa