announced death of muammar gaddafi. >> quickly, the u.s. committed $40 million to help the new libya find the gaddafi stock pile. in february, the assistant secretary of state for political and military affairs shapiro expressed concerns about missing man-pad. >> how many are still missing? we don't know and probably never will. >> porter goss is former director of the c.i.a. >> do you think we'll find out some of the weapons from libya made their way to syria? >> absolutely. >> there was testimony about the threat from loose weapons. >> figures we were provided were rough estimate. >> effort to get the 7s out of the hands of extremists. asked to comment, spokesperson dismissed the idea saying stevens was there for the diplomatic meeting and attend opening of cultural center. >> bret: more on this in the 10:00 p.m. special. thank you. the white house and u.n. security council are condemning today's terrorist car bombing in beirut, lebanon that killed a senior intelligence official and seven others. lebanon opposition party is holding the pr

lost their lives or were injured during this tragic attack following the debt of longtime ruler, muammar gaddafi, libya and its citizens entered a critical transition time. ambassador stevens once described this as "a time of great excitement as the libyan people first experienced freedom, but also a time of significant trepidation for what might come next." ambassador stevens obviously was correct. ambassador kennedy, benghazi was the cradle of the revolution. could you explain the importance of the diplomatic mission in libya and the special post in benghazi? >> thank you, sir. benghazi was the cradle of the revolution. there are essentially two major parts of libya, east and west. in order to help the libyans move forward, to help them take advantage of their new-found freedom and build a democratic structure, we could not hunker down and, we could not stay out. as i mentioned earlier, the state department has to go into harm's way. if we're going to advance u.s. national security interests, we cannot retreat, we have to go, to use the colloquialism, we have to go where the action is. we will

we also had to make sure that muammar gaddafi didn't stay there. to the governor's credit you supported us going into libya and the coalition that we organized. but when it came time to making sure that gaddafi did not stay in power, that he was captured, governor, your suggestion was that this was mission creek, that this was mission muddle. imagine if we pulled out at that point. muammar gaddafi had more american blood on his hands more than osama bin laden. so we were going make sure that we finished the job. that's part of the reason they stood with us. we did so in a careful, thoughtful way, making sure that we knew who we were dealing with. those forces of moderation on the ground were ones that we could work with. and we had to take the same kind of steady, thoughtful leadership when it comes to syria. >> can i just ask you, can you go beyond what the administration would do? like for example, would you put in no-fly zones? >> i don't want to have our military involved in syria. i don't think there's a necessity to put our military in syria.

itself liberated after a western-backed rebellion ousted longest landin -- long- lasting leader muammar gaddafi. it started in the city of benghazi. >> people have gathered to mark the one-year since that libya was declared the bulleted -- is declared liberated after the war last year. some children who have gathered here, there was a show or earlier where we saw men parachuting down from the sky, calving the libyan flight. we also saw the chief of staff of the army make a small speech and talk about security and emphasizing it, as well as at various military personnel also talking about unity rather than division. certainly a message that they are trying to get across. you also see various other people, if i can just show you, the veterans of the war, and clearly these are some of the people that took part in the uprising last year. it is a bit of a festive mood. a lot of hope for the future, despite the security issues that they have been facing. they recognize that they are facing a lot of security issues and they need to solve them, but they also feel they have come a long way when you're o

libyan leader muammar gaddafi the libyan army and the lawless militias have been shelling the town accusing those inside of kidnappings when r.t. has spoken to one man whose family is currently in bani walid he asked us to shield his identity while he explained what's happening there you might find some of the video we're about to show you up setting. i have of course from my family in they told me that the situation there right there is really horrible there. are horrible . everywhere in the city the civilians building fallen down even the house with. a lot of medicine right now the house the hospital keep in people outside for hours with all three we there is no food. but only because of the militias that it's around the clothes and the roles that the food and the fuel. from the three sides they used the house that. they. actually found even the gas mask is the reports of the hospitals really clearly that the civilians. and hundreds of gathered in the libyan capital to protest against the bani walid bombings they've reportedly broken into the area around the country's parliament venting t

deadly siege of the town of bani walid in libya a traditional stronghold of ex libyan leader muammar gaddafi the libyan army and the loyalist militia have been shelling the town accusing those inside of kidnappings r.t. has spoken to one man whose families are currently in bani walid and he asked us to shield his identity while he explain what's happening there because he tells us he's scared reason you might find some of the video we're about to show you just. i have of course from my family in there told me that the situation there right there is really hard it. is hard of all. kind of. everywhere in the city the civilians building our fallen down even the hospital we don't have a lot of medicine right now the house the hospital keep in the world of people outside from the hospital three weeks there is no food can go inside but only because of the militias that it's around but already the clause in the rolls that it's the food and if there are women been away from the three sides they used the house would be very good guys and i actually found even a gas mask recording of the hospital very

part in the bombing campaign last year under the guise of protecting civilians from then leader muammar gaddafi. reports from new york. while the united nations has focused much attention this week on the ongoing conflicts in syria and mali russia's efforts to address the death and destruction taking place in libya was blocked by the united states washington refused to support a security council press statement drafted by russia calling for the resolution of violence in bani walid which has been under siege for weeks the u.s. delegation cited a further need for consultations meanwhile the russian ambassador to the u.n. . says that it's quite strange the u.s. would have a press statement condemning the use of force in dealing with libya's political problems just one month after i deadly attack in benghazi claimed the lives of four diplomats ambassador churkin said it is difficult in this case to explain the u.s. delegation actions in a rational terms now russia has dropped her statement called on the living authorities to take urgent steps to resolve the conflict by peaceful means and to preserv

. >>> in other news of the world tonight today marks a year since former liban leader muammar gaddafi was killed by rebel forces. today there are new reports his youngest son was killed today in fighting. liban national congress says only that the younger gaddafi was killed in battle, but offered no further details. >>> in france, hundreds had to be rescued today as the river in lourdes flooded its banks. the water from the spring at the grotto is through to have healing powers. >>> i get asked a lot people say man, how are you doing? i say - and i say this every time and i mean it, i say i have been better. but i have also been worse. >> armstrong made his remarks at 15th celebration of life strong the charity he founded to help those balloting cancer. on wednesday armstrong stepped down as chairman of the non- profit. last month the u.s. department of the u.s. anti-doping agency stripped him of his tour de france medals. >>> the proposition before voters that could change the way car insurance fees are calculated in california. hundreds people protest today outside of the hayward ka

this is a former compound of muammar gaddafi now home to refugees force to flee during war.he used this to house military personnel and family. the current residents are rebuilding and cleaning it out. they renamed this area liberation district. >> back here at home employees at napa state hospital holding a vigil to mark the second aefrgs of a murder of an employee by a patient. donna gross killed on the job by a patient in 2010. union workers will be joined at the public memorial at napa state hospital that begins tonight at 6:00. hospitals have made safety changes as a result of the tragedy. the patients -- patient pleaded no contest and was sentenced to 25 years in prison. >> using freedom of information act abc news obtained a list of 20 airports where the most tsa agents have been stealed. sfo, oakland international airport and minetta san jose international airport are not on the list. miami international airport tops the list. new york jfk next with 27 terminations for theft. los angeles, and las vegas international airport round out the top five. the tsa fired nearl

muammar gaddafi had more american blood on his hands than any other individual other than osama bin laden so we were going to make sure we finished the job and part of the reason the libyans stand with us. but we did so in a careful, thoughtful way, making sure that we knew who we were dealing with, that those forces of moderation on the ground were ones that we could work with, and we had to take the same kind of steady, thoughtful leadership when it comes to syria. that's exactly what we're doing. >> governor, can i just ask you, would you go beyond what the administration would do? for example, would you put in no-fly zones over syria? >> i don't want to have our military involved in syria. i don't think there's a necessity to put our military in syria at this stage. i don't anticipate that in the future. as i indicated, our objectives are to replace assad and have in place a new government which is friendly to us, a responsible government, if possible, and i want to make sure they get armed and have the arms necessary to defend themselves but also to remove assad but i do not want to

i'm geraldo rivera reporting one year to day after libyan dictator muammar gaddafi was captured, tortured, and killed by his own people, the last of his loyal is up posters the voice of the gadhafi regime, his spokesman ibrahim may have been captured by forces loyal to the current libyan government. the arrest is said to have happened in the midst of fierce fighting as ibrahim attempted to flee the last gaddafi stronghold. town in the interior of libya known as boniwalid. government offered no proof of the arrest. online posting purporting to be ibrahim denies he is in the country. but the fact that libyans are still fighting each other a year after the overthrow of gaddafi is shaky how the country remains. the ambassadors leaned others are thriving. continuing our probe of benghazi gate. investigating how and why our people died. we speak to the sister of one of the fallen heroes. here is craig. >> i got a phone call from his roommate. he didn't want the alarm me, but he couldn't get in touch with glen. >> former combat decorated navy seal, paramedic, sniper, glen doherty is beginning a

i'm geraldo rivera reporting one year to day after libyan dictator muammar gaddafi was captured, tortureded by his own people, the last of his loyal is up posters the voice of the gadhafi regime, his spokesman ibrahim may have been captured by forces loyal to the current libyan government. the arrest is said to have happened in the midst of fierce fighting as ibrahim attempted to flee the last gaddafi stronghold. town in the interior of libya known

. >> quick last question, the president likely to talk about the killings of both muammar gaddafi and osama bin laden? any other advances or victory and that's in quotes that the president needs to hammer home tonight? >> reporter: sure, he'll talk about getting out of afghanistan and iraq. when you look at the poll, the president does have a lead on foreign policy. a lead for president obama. >> rich, fox business network, thank you very much. >> reporter: thanks, allison. >> and just reminder, we have a new show debuting as election day approaches. fox 5 news you decide 2012 will focus on local and national candidates and issues during the final two weeks of the campaign. it starts tonight at 6:30:00 p.m. of course right here on fox 5. >>> and checking our other top stories this morning, police were out early seeking the public's help in hopes of finding whoever killed 18-year- old markell rs. the high school senior was killed while walking to school back in september. this morning police officers talked with commuters on old central avenue in capitol heights. they believe someone w

there were assassinations that went on, lots of loyalists to muammar gaddafi and so forth. along a border town where it drained a lot of resources from the fledgling government, insurgent activity going on down there. there was no reports of what king -- weapons smuggling in and out of the country. there was a loss of control of weapons here, previously mentioned or the soldier fired missiles and tanks and anti- aircraft guns being able to be found in the possession of almost anyone in libya. tribal interests frequently competed with each other and resulted in firefights. it was a common occurrence. when i first arrived on the ground, i got to where i could recognize a celebratory gunfire from shooting at each other. that did die off a little bit but we did notice an increase in targeted attacks toward americans. this spelled out to me that the country was far from secure and the sst as it had been originally conceived was still in need in that location. >> in a document produced in late july, and i have that document right here, it documents over 230 events in libya from j

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marking a year since the death of leader muammar gaddafi.ormation on the deadly terror attack in libya last month on the consulate that killed four americans. greg palkot is streaming live for us from benghazi, libya. greg? >> heather, that is right. a year since the capture and killing of gaddafi. struggling to get control of things. we have confirmed in the past. couple of hours, long time spokesman for the late dictator has been arrested to the south of trippi. he has been on the run for more than a year. the birthplace of revolution. they express concerns to me as well. >> i am happy. so happy because gaddafi is dead now. >> problems that still have the guns. collect all the guns. >> bitter. >> the attack on the consulate that left them dead sign of ongoing visibility here. the main residence burned out. smell the smoke from the fire by the mob and see signs of desperation. hand print on a wall. it was ransacked. credible eyewitness told us the mob marched the compound on the night of the attack. chanting blood thirsty slogans while appr

. >> bill: you ask osama bin laden and muammar gaddafi. >> this is about national security.s proven it. there's no doubt about it. so. >> they're on the hunt. >> bill: yeah, they are. but do you think last night that by overstepping, that mitt romney might have weakened their case. >> he weakened their case in two ways. he looked feckless on this issue. he looked like he didn't know what he was talking about. >> bill: i love that word. a good friend of mine in california always uses that word feckless. >> he deflated the republican attack. you see the washington post today comparing this to bush and w.m.d. in iraq. a president lie to say trick us into war and you're equating this with confusion for a few days of whether there was a mob or a terrorist group that killed our ambassador? i don't see the equivalency here. >> bill: it looked initially it looked like it was a protest sparked by the our intelligence told the white house quoting the people on the scene we are here because of that video. >> that's right. the media was saying this. i did went on for days afterwards. al

muammar gaddafi. and then not supporting the diplomats in the country.st: russia is a good issue to talk about, because it highlights one of those well- kept secrets on foreign policy and the presidency. once someone takes the big chair behind the desk in the white house, they find they have a very few options on the tough problems facing u.s. foreign policy, which is why there has not been that much variation between democrat and republican presidents. that is because the romney called russia an enemy of the united states and he was roundly criticized. the united states can't afford to label russia an enemy. it is too powerful. there are still a number of areas where russia's corp. is key. a has been helpful to the u.s. agenda. russia has been difficult when it comes to iran and a few other areas. how do you get more from them? that is something obama is struggling with. this should be an area where romney offers an explanation for what he would do differently. in terms of immigration, this falls into the category of the subjects were both catholics --

by the way, i published a list of russian aspirations and priorities, including before muammar gaddafi went, there are thinking about renewing anchorage in libya and even thinking about going back to the island, the entrance to the red sea from the south, the island was an important soviet naval base during the cold war. so those aspirations of the russian navy are known and still there. probably we should take them with a grain of salt because of you look at the example of the black sea fleet, the last ship was introduced into service in 1992. the black sea fleet is not in great shape. there is a lot of work to be done there. in any event, it's not only about geopolitics, it's not about arms sales, it is about respect. over theant to go mafia metaphor that steve just did, but in deed, not just mafia see, but real powers sometimes crave respect. its about who makes decisions. if the decision about the use of force in syria is made without russia or against russian opposition, vladimir putin will look at it in a very grave way just as he and his allies at a time looked at our decision t

by the way, i published a list of russian aspirations and priorities, including before muammar gaddafi went, there are thinking about renewing anchorage in libya and even thinking about going back to the island, the entrance to the red sea from the south, the island was an important soviet naval base during the cold war. so those aspirations of the russian navy are known and still there. probably we should take them with a grain of salt because of you look at the example of the black sea fleet, the last ship was introduced into service in 1992. the black sea fleet is not in great shape. there is a lot of work to be done there. in any event, it's not only about geopolitics, it's not about arms sales, it is about respect. i don't want to go over the mafia metaphor that steve just did, but in deed, not just mafia see, but real powers sometimes crave respect. its about who makes decisions. if the decision about the use of force in syria is made without russia or against russian opposition, vladimir putin will look at it in a very grave way just as he and his allies at a time looked at our

how many -- some charge the previous administration to be almost helpless against him and at muammar gaddafiwhat have you done against arab states that foment this kind of terrorism question are >> what have we done to support arab states to what to stand up against international terrorists quite different. we believe in supporting without uprising the security of israel in any way, because they are our one strategic ally of the area, one democracy in the area, our relationship with them has never been better. we believe in reaching out to the gulf cooperative council states of moderate arab states in that world and help them with defensive weapons to guard against international terror or radical islam perpetuated by committee. because we have done that -- pep -- -- perpetrated by ayatollah committee. i believe we have helped keep the peace in the persian gulf. >> you and former vice president mondale have criticized the president over the bombings in london on. what would you do to prevent such attacks? >> but me first say that terrorism is a global problem and let me say secondly that mr.

muammar gaddafi. and then not supporting the diplomats in the country. guest: russia is a good issue to talk about, because it highlights one of those well- kept secrets on foreign policy and the presidency. once someone takes the big chair behind the desk in the white house, they find they have a very few options on the tough problems facing u.s. foreign policy, which is why there has not been that much variation between democrat and republican presidents. that is because the options are so constrained. russia is a perfect example of that. mitt romney early in the campaign called russia an enemy of the united states and he was roundly criticized, not just by democrats, but by republicans. romney called russia an enemy of roundly criticized. the united states can't afford to label russia an enemy. it is too powerful. there are still a number of areas where russia's corporation is key. a has been helpful to the u.s. agenda. russia has been difficult when it comes to iran and a few other areas. how do you get more from them? struggling with. this should be

muammar gaddafi had more american blood on his hands than any other individual other than osama bin laden so we were going to make sure we finished the job and part of the reason the libyans stand with us. but we did so in a careful, thoughtful way, making sure that we knew who we were dealing with, that those forces of moderation on the ground were ones that we could work with, and we had to take the same kind of steady, thoughtful leadership when it comes to syria. that's exactly what we're doing. >> governor, can i just ask you, would you go beyond what the administration would do? for example, would you put in no-fly zones over syria? >> i don't want to have our military involved in syria. i don't think there's a necessity to put our military in syria at this stage. i don't anticipate that in the future. as i indicated, our objectives are to replace assad and have in place a new government which is friendly to us, a responsible government, if possible, and i want to make sure they get armed and have the arms necessary to defend themselves but also to remove assad but i do not want to