i thought it came from scooter libby. mr. fitzgerald knew that, at the time that it wasn't scooter libby who had outed valerie plane. it was richard armitage who was the top assistant to: powell who was a critic of the war. this whole notion of, we were lied into the war, to punish joe wilson for having criticized the administration, this was not true. this was the administration's own war critics who outed miss claim -- miss plame. he also knew that she had used as her cover a state department's office. brian: when she was working for the cia. judith: yes. in my notes, i had an odd notation. wife works in bureau? i thought at the time, and patrick fitzgerald suggested that it was scooter libby that told me this. this meant that he and i had talked about her. when i learned from her own memoir in 2010, i did not read it until then. when i learned that she had used the state department as cover, i suddenly knew that the notation i had written it not refer to something that scooter libby had told me. it referred to something tha

libby -- mr. ridge: dr. libby? dr. libby: i think you said terrorists have open space to pursue this area. what did you mean by that? roscoe if you look at isis, they occupy land about the size of indiana. when you have that much space and they did take government facilities -- an opportunity for them to be more engaged in research that i feel comfortable with. by owning that much space, it is not going well. they continue to hold ground. they continue to push back here it they continue to frustrate opportunities to disrupt their ability to have research and development centers. right now they have centers. i argue that is a dangerous combination for us and our european allies. dr. libby: they have that ability today? mr. rogers: i would say this is worse than 2001. in afghanistan, they had freedom of operation there. now they have capabilities to -- for research and development parts. the capability to do that in tribal areas of both pakistan and afghanistan did not lend itself -- you could do rudimentary stuff. they

. >> i do think i was a part of something -- unfair treatment to mr. libby're here. >> i'm so glad to be here. >> thank you so much. >>> 11 minutes before the top of the hour. their kids told these kids to tear down that fort. up next we're letting them build a bigger better castle on our plaza. some say it's dumb. let's check in and find out what martha maccallum has prepared. >> interesting talk with judy miller. we've got scott walker fires back at president obama's swipe about lack of experience. rand paul tries to explain why he gets a little bit testy sometimes in interviews. 2016 latest with bret baier. the woman who battles the death penalty and winds. inside the mind of dzhokhar tsarnaev's attorney. will the jury put him to death. expect to find some alien life, probably in our lifetime. we will tell you about that when bill and i join you at the top of the hour. ne point did not work. at the time that the bankruptcy filing was done the public lighting authority had a hard time of finding a bank. citi did not run away from the table like some other

mr. mccain, no. okay so there you go. a couple of jay votes followed by a no from senator john mccain. libby casey is following this for us i guess that's to be expected that senator mccain would vote no, but i guess the question i asked you is about to be answered, libby are the votes there for this? >> it does look like they are. we have seen five republicans vote in the affirmative so far, you can see this is on going, roll call right now but the key number was five republicans who join with democrats and independents. she needs 50 votes technically, if it is a tie joe biden would break that by voting for her but the white house would like to see her get more than that, of course. so as long as all the democrats are present and accounted for and cast a vote yes, this is looking good for her, i have to tell you we are hearing reports that members of the congressional black caucus, on the house side are watching this vote, also members of loretta lynch's family. a lot view this -- but important for the african-american community because she would be the first female african american general

going to be the favourite for the democratic nomination as libby casey reported no one from the democratic side is yet to announce a run, other than mrs. clinton, how does it affect the campaign if at all? >> here is the thing. there's many ways of looking at this. a lot thought al gore in 2000 was the presumptive nominee, and bill bradley, a former senator and from the new york knicks he wan against al gore and did arguably more damage to al gore in the primary than governor bush of texas, who won the election. a lot of people are saying it's okay. what hillary clinton has to do is she'll be running against the media. i think she'll run against old hillary. she needs to come out of that box, do what she did on twitter and appeal to a younger voter. >> the money is poring in. when you go back to 2008 where president obama upset her. what surprised the campaign is the amount of money that president obama, senator president obama was able to raise, is there anyone on the democratic side that can sneak in and try to raise as much money to keep up with clinton? >> no that's it. a lot of people have been waiting on the sideline for hillary

libby casey is live in washington d.c. for us tonight. good evening. a lot of people were waiting for this announce: why did mrs. clinton -- announcement. why did mrs. clinton choose this moment. >> the campaign hoped to hit the sweet spot not launch so early that they'd fizzle out, but get in the race to build momentum leading up to the 2015 race. there was frustration from the hillary clinton supporters they wanted her to commit. the wait is over. the announcement was not featuring throngs of people can'ting her name they went -- chanting her name. they went with an understated approach. they want is to be about helping people not about clinton. >> reporter: a presidential roll out not on a stage but online through video. with that hillary clinton jumped into the presidential race after a bruising defeat to now president obama. the video's tone is one of optimism rather than the candidate herself. every day we are trying to get more and more ready and prepared. a big boy coming your way. tapping into optimism. i'm hitting the road to earn your vote. because it's your time and i hope you'll join me on the journey. >> the announcement w

mr. gray. >> demonstrators plan to rally again tomorrow in front of baltimore city hall. >> after months of delays, the senate has scheduled a vote for tomorrow on president obama's choice for attorney general. as libby casey reports it's not as simple as it sounds. >> senate leaders say they finally have a deal to move forward on loretta lynch's confirmation. republicans have held up a vote until they could get a human trafficking bill passed through the senate. they are two totally unrelated issues but republicans control the agenda. it appears that senate leaders reached resolution on the trafficking bill. here's how its lead sponsor talked about it on tuesday. >> before this debate got highjacked, we were focused and are still focused on the victims of human trafficking typically young girls between 12-14 years of age and resources have always been a problem no safe place for them to sleep and be protected from their abuser or trafficker and what this fund does is creates essentially a crime victims compensation fund. >> the bill basically sets up a victims compensation fund, with broad by partisan support. what republicans balked at is a prosecutor vision inside of the bill that extends the lawl