num.h david hunt in new york luent luent tom macaenerni. thanks for being with us. >> we just heard from senator americacane talking about how the men and women in the military are furious. is this what you are hearing? i understand you visited the wounded warriors. >> yes, but they didn't necessarily speak about they have given me other opinions on the rules of engagement. the military did not -- were not directed. they could have impacted it. notably just put f-16 over benghazi and whether they would have been on time or not we don't know because we didn't do it within one out of the white house came direction to put an awnarmed predator and came out of sen galela. >> it told the white house what was going on. what did that do? nit is it very, very important. it gave them situational awareness and they could have taken on follow on action. >> they had it and they didn't do anything. >> precisely that's my point. they didn't follow up or have a concerted effort to other assets flowing. th

in the years since the num num attackings. so-call would home grown terrorism plots have sprung up.new government act looked at how they trained their employees to look at the growing threat. the justice department hasn't identified what topics should be covered in the training. peter doocy has more. >> department of the justice has not identified the topics that should be covered. state and local partners about countering violent extremism and due to the ever changing face of threats in america. stus an colins said that is dangerous. and points out the administration still refers to the 2009 shooting in texas as work place violence. and colins commission notes that al-qaida is identified as the prep imminent terrorist threat to the united states. and 2010 violent islamic extremist are known to radicalize in north america. and 80 percent of those extremist began the radicalization after num num. >> and in order for us to counter this threat and better understand its roots and how it may develop among certain people in our country. we have to willing to name the threat and understand

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the company s it sold a record num >>> welcome back. had some good news to report this morning. the company says it's sold a record number of ipad minis over the weekend. more than 3 million minis were snatched up by apple fans during its debut weekend. the mini, which starts at $329, hit store shelves friday after preorders sold out on apple's website. >>> a bit of relief at the pump for drivers over the past two weeks. the lundberg survey says gas prices dropped 21 cents since mid-october. the national average for a gallon of regular is now $3.55. in california, the average much higher at $3.98. and, of course, san francisco is still holding the distinction for the nation's highest gas price at $4.05. ouch. >>> in today's healthwatch, a new study finds multivitamins don't protect men from heart disease. cbs reporter edward lawrence shows us why you just can't beat a healthy diet and lifestyle. >> reporter: michael thompson takes a multivitamin every day. >> in my 20s when i wasn't eating healthy and needed an extra vitamin to cover ev

. >> a new unemployment nums will mean for the presidential race.oters who will decide it >>> hyundai and kia are in big trouble tonight. >> saying they overstated gas mileage on 900,000 vehicles. >> michael finney reported on this in july. >> i heard about this when one guy with lodged a complaint. there was a large chorus sh but one voice does make a difference. >> louis is filling up his 2011 hyundai elantra. he figured out something wasn't right at the gas pump. every time he bought gas he would write down how much and how far he'd gone. >> about 26,000 miles there was a rating of 29.92. >> that is not what he'd expected. look at the sticker that came with the car. city miles per gallon, 29. highway, 40. the smaller print shows in the city, it could go as high as 34, highway as much as 47 mpg. >> it isn't anywhere close, i've tried every gallon of gas i put into this car. from when i got it tlt was a lot of talk about this online. working with a watch dog group that filed suit saying they 8u information. >> consumers not giving what the sticker

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we have a had had a nuhad a num tragedies involving tornadoes. they're more than willing and ready to jump at a moment's notice. i think it was frustrated to make it to virginia, the long drive and everything, be waiting, only to be told, no, in their mind anyway, in the employee's mind, no, you have to be a union employee to work here. again, there is a back-and-forth here because i've heard governor christie making the statement that, no, we want all volunteers, union or not. but that's not the experience according to this one employee. >> thank you very much for clarifying. mark thornhill. >>> the lines are getting longer, tempers are getting shorter. thousands of areas are anxious about where their next fill-up will come from. the weather channel's jim cantore is live in new jersey. is it getting better? >> reporter: it is. what's not is the temperature. temperatures are dropping to the low 50s, soon to be 40s, then 30s tonight. guys, this is what you call organized chaos. this gentleman right here just told me, he goes i saw you on tv here a

. >> for a num o although he may need the drugs we don't need to be buying them.o look at spending cuts across the -x4 like sequestration but we need to look at spending cuts. all those things need to be o& the table and we need to quit trying to play politics with this and get it done. >> let me ask you a question on mccain the other day, and i think i read him clearly on one of the sunday shows with chris wallace, he said basically -- read him this way, abortion rights shouldn't be a partisan issue. do you think that's an issue that shoul s table, your party is pro choice, one is pro li is that somethi that shod deba shouldn't be a partisan issue. it may be a personal/political issue. >> i think the republican party has a real problem with women. if you look at the9; next congress, there will not ben:ne committee in the house of representatives that will be led by a woman. if youook at just theact, this never been a controvsin. how dare the house of represtatives sit on that le passed the senate with a bipartisan number. it sits in the housei languishing. you

. >> back up to the weeks after num num you may remember rice went on the sunday talk shows and saidwas spontanous and result over the anti-muslim mim. mccane is critizing her. and rice said his comments are unfounded. >> police in new york city arresting and charging a salesman. they grilled him 24 hours before he cracked and confessed. cops believe that he knew all three of the victims. they found this gun in the bag which he kept in his girl friend's apartment. bankruptcy judge giving hostess the green light to shut down and sell off the brown including the twinkie and zingers. the ruling comes between the talks between the union and company. we are hoping that it would not happen. the judge was sympathetic to hostess because they felt like the unions were running it with the cycle without medication. >> someone will snap up the brand. >> let's hope so. >> say goodbye to the ho-hos. look at this house. literally torn in half by monster storm sandy. the couple will join us with how much they have to be thankful for and that is the iconic house of the storm. >> absolutely. and want

gasoline suppliers starting to recover in parts of new york and num. b new jersey.n the area got slammed by another storm. there was snow, but nothing like sandy. we'll ask what it means for the energy market and consumers when we return. >>> the east coast got hit by another storm yesterday. while gas lines have eased up from hurricane sandy, motorists are still having trouble getting fuel in the hardest hit as you build a retail station, you could build in the wiring. all in all, while it's an expense, you can build it in to the base of the business if that's a standard for everybody. but if you don't make it a standard for everybody, then only a few will go out and do it and it won't help anything. >> sounds like regulation. but then i heard that there was regulation -- >> what's the cost, though? what's the pre-cost wire? >> you're probably less than $10,000 if you include the generator said. so it's not a huge cost, but this is a marginal business. >> we talked to the guy who represents the convenience stores that sell something like 75% or 80% of all the gasol

>>fo r iut abo60 months we were num ir neon foreclosures. sttajut oonkeff the number one list in march. throughout the state, 60% ofhen homes are upside down. it m e dveneor pronounced here in clark cunety in las vegas. ndahe voters were looking for a candidateho would address the issue. there were some thoughts that president obama didn't go far enough. but when mitt romney came to town he said let's let the ri cusis running i urse and. reenivasan: in the second>> quarter of 2012, in crk county, there were 8,000 o foreclosure sale h 's titardo fathom for tre ast of the country. do you feel like you hit bottom? do people feel like recovery is on the way? >> we hope it is on the way. this was the epicenter of the housing crisis more than any other state. the housing prices were overinflated. we're looking to get out of the hole now. >> sreenivasan: rich fox, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> ifill: as of right now, mitt romney has 174, lec torl votes to 173 for president obama. but the president has picked off several key sta

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