mme. sec., i want to thank you also. we have. we have had a number of conversations over the last several weeks and over the last four years, i want to thank you for coming in today and honoring the commitment you made some time ago. i know you have had some health issues and still undergoing and yet you are here today, i think we all respect the tremendous amount of hard work you put forth over the last four years. you probably traveled more than any other secretary of state in history. you came at your job in a way that we all thought you would with hard work, diligence, i know all of us appreciate the transparency for which you talk to all of us. i do want to say that benghazi, 12 us represents a lot of different things. in some ways, the aftermath in particular what we saw represents the very worst of washington. the most bizarre briefing i have ever attended was a briefing we had on september 20 where the intelligence community said more than nothing and it was a bizarre briefing at t

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thirdly, mme. sec., i know that it was a great personal lost you that chris stevens died in a way that he did and his three colleagues died in the way they did. i know, you know i was was on the ground in libya immediately after this and i know you have experienced this and some other members of the committee has but to look at the faces on the ground in libya in a state of shock. people we sent there during expeditionary diplomacy who felt they were on a tether and candidly did not have the support from washington that they needed to do the things they needed to do. i think this is an opportunity for us to examine the systemic failures. i note you will be, as per our conversation last night, as transparent as you have always been. i think this is a great opportunity for the incoming secretary to learn from what has happened. i know that many time political appointees have great difficulties with bureaucracy that exists within a department where sometimes people feel they can wait you out until the

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the cood hangs on for one mme day and night as clouds move back into whe area tomorrow bringing wth them a few showers late in the day tomorrow and tomorrow night. those should be out by halloween leaving things dry for trick-or-treaters as highs return to the 60s to near 70 early next week! see graphics. >> a life in constant pain. that's the reality for a louisiana woman, diagnosed with c-r-p-s: complex regional pain syndrome. the disease affects every aspect of a person's life, but there is still hope for a cure. britney glaser reports. << (--- pkg --- (sot: laura phillips, patient) "it's like fire and ice at the same time" laura phillips has been living in constant, chronic pain for three years. (sot: laura phillips, patient) "i knew something was wrong with fingers not working correctly, typing, numbness issuesesand pain." a series of neurological tests and an analysis of laura's symptoms led to the diagnosis of c-r-p-s: complex regional pain syndrome, a progressive disease pain management doctor, seth billiodeaux, says impacts the fight or flight nerve fibers. (sot: dr. seth billio

next 24 hours we could be looking at 4 to 5 inches of rain, and then as we mme into the end of the week, thursday look for upwards of 4 to 5 more inches, and as we get into the weekend we could see another 4 to 5 inches from corpus christi into oklahoma so flooding is going to -- flash flooding could be a real risk throughout central -- south central plains this weekend.d.but kept the warm temperatures making it an absolutely gorgeous october day. we're not going to be able to keep it quite this warm as cooler air slowly but surely starts moving in over the next few days. more clouds are northern siouxland could even see a few sprinkles. other than some clouds, wednesday will remain quiet with highs inn the uuper 60s. chances of showers start mmving in later in the day on thursday and then we'll have good chances of rain from thursday night into friday. we should dry things out by the weekend with highs in the lower 60s expected on saturday and sunday with a small chance of a few showers returning sunday night into monday. >> and that's your latest weather. >> al, thank you very much. c