military to provide perimeter support in benghazi, protection in other words, but that request was not granted. fran is a former white house homeland security adviser, served in the george w. bush administration. sits on the cia external advisory panel and recently visited libya with mcandrews & forbes. and former fbi assistant director tom pointes who has extensive experience in investigating attacks overseas. so there was military protection to go into benghazi, why didn't they get it? >> the answer to the question is not really clear. so it's not unusual, when you want to set up a security perimeter, you may look to the host country. if the host country is unable or unwilling to provide it, we don't know what the answer to that is, you may ask if you think you need it for u.s. military support, but that's got to go through a process. it needs state department and nsc support, the u.s. military would have to make an assessment about how big a security package that would entail and lastly, and perhaps most importantly, you need host government. the libyan government in this case, supp

so it's not unusual, when you want to set up a security perimeter, you may look to the host country. if the host country is unable or unwilling to provide it, we don't know what the answer to that is, you may ask if you think you need it for u.s. military support, but that's got to go through a process. it needs state department and nsc support, the u.s. military would have to make an assessment about how big a security package that would entail and lastly, and perhaps most importantly, you need host government. the libyan government in this case, support to allow u.s. military boots on the ground to provide sort of the defensive security perimeter around the benghazi compound. now, i spoke to a senior administration official who said they have been having regular meetings twice daily, secure video teleconferences on updates of the investigation. there has been regular deputies committee meetings hosted by dennis mcdonough, the deputy national security advisor and discussions regarding libyan support and cooperation, my law enforcement source was quite clear, it's not that the libyan

and nearly 20 armed militants stormed the security perimeter using automatic weapons and rocket propelled grenades and explosives, forces killing nearly all the attackers, and saying they attacked the base bus prince harry is there, doing military duty at that base and to avenge an anti-islam film that insulted the prophet muhammad. let's get the facts on this. connor powell streaming live from afghanistan with the latest, connor? >> jamie, it's been a deadly 24 hours in helmand province. the growing line of insider attacks. and taliban had a blazon attack on camp leatherneck, home to rah means and prince harry is there as part of an apache helicopter unit deployed there and the taliban say they launched this attack in order to not only capture prince harry, but also, to, in response to the ongoing turmoil in the middle east and anti-islamic video. at no time during that attack, small arms, grenades and weapons of attacking that camp at no time was that prince ever in danger, however, both the u.s. and british military said two u.s. marines were killed as part of that ongoing fire fight.

improvised device was thrown at the consulate perimeter.e the alabama's motorcade struck by rpg and to your to your tunisian consulate. it was in the cross hairs. >> this was a place targeted months before with an ied. clearly a target that they wanted to hit and they wanted to cause casualties. i find it a little, you know, the glaring question of a 9/11 date just too many coincidences here. >> tonight, fox asked whether the four recent attacks in benghazi before the ambassador's murder were brief to the president as part of the president's daily brief also known as dpb. there was no immediate response from the director of national intelligence, the nation's top intelligence official nor the spokesman for the national security council, harris. >> harris: as the investigation into what happens continues, we do know that the libyans have made some arrests. >> fox news confirming four suspects have been arrested but a senior congressional source briefed on the investigation tells fox the u.s. officials do not have good visibility on who they

then egyptian security forces moved in to secure the perimeter. under the former president, hosni mubarak, this would have been very difficult. protesters wouldn't have been allowed anywhere near the u.s. embassy. today they were able to scribble graffiti on the embassy wall. this was all triggered by a movie, a fringe, radical movie made in the united states that is insulting to islam. and the danger, brian, is in this internet age, even an obscure film like this, could be seen all around the world. and already tonight there's been another attack, that one in benghazi at the u.s. consulate. demonstrators are angry by the film, tried to burn it down. the u.s. state department says all staff have been accounted for. >> richard engel on this explosion of violence just today. thanks. >>> there's a new flare up between the u.s. and israel over iran. what seems to have set this off, recent remarks by secretary of state hillary clinton. she said the u.s. would not set deadlines or name so-called red line limits that can't be crossed concerning iran's nu

the battle lasted for quite some time. 17 insurgent bodies inside the perimeter.es you a sense of how many of these taliban fighters were actually able to get inside the outer perimeter of this base. the taliban have claimed that it is in response to the sort of anti-islamic video going around and causing all the problems around the wider middle east. they have also said this was an operation to target prince harry who is stationed on that base. according it to u.s. commanders they say there really isn't a need for a reason. the taliban have always launched attacks regardless of reason or needs. two u.s. marines are dead. several others are injured. this is a type of attack that was a fairly atactically because it was launched in the middle of the night. the taliban do not have night vision capability. it was a brazen attack considering they were out-gunned and out-manned and did not have the capability to see what they were attacking at night, guys. >> conor powell live for us in afghanistan. thanks for that report. all the unrest has spread well beyond afghanist

one group was outside the perimeter wall to make sure no one escaped.ng for a way in. owen led his team to the outer building where they expected to find one of bin laden's couriers. >> owen: we got to the door. obviously, we made tons of noise at this point. it had taken a little longer to get there. so, you know, the element of surprise is... is slipping away quickly. and we got to the... the double doors. i tried it once real quick

the outside perimeter of the border is going to be stamped with roman slate.n the inside of the porch, it's going to be ashlar slate. so you have 2 different stamps going on but there is a visual there that kinda complements each other when it comes to the 2 different stamps in the area that you're stamping. basically the border is there. it just kind of dressed the inside of the work up a little bit. >>miriam: and then this is kinda part 1. you're going to do the porch and then the walk and the back for, right? >>: that is correct. you know, if you could control a smaller portion of concrete when you're stamping it, you have a better end result. after we have it installed and have it fine-tuned in and finish, then we'll start placing our secondary color that we'll be broadcasting across the top of the concrete that we laid. it also provides us a bond breaker between the concrete and the stamp so the concrete doesn't stick to the stamp. >>miriam: how do you know when it's actually ready to start stamping? >>: ahh, it's kinda an instinct thing. sometimes in som

they got inside the perimeter of the base. they damaged several aircraft and buildings and more than -- bodies of insurgents were found inside the perimeter. they had been killed. dozens more got away as part of that attack. it was a very deadly and brazen attack that left two u.s. marine s dead. >> conner, thank you very much for that update. >>> a day after at least six people were killed in a wave of angry protests over that anti-semitic video that conner referred to, a branch of al-qaeda is looking to co-op that anger. al-qaeda is praising the killing of the u.s. ambassador and calling for more embassy attacks. lyland vittert is standing by live with the latest from cairo from that. >> right now here in cairo, we have got a lot of riot police out on the streets. go ahead, i'm going to step out of the. so we'll zoom in to tahrir square. there are dozens of bands holding very heavily armed riot police who went in examine cleared the streets of cairo early this morning, making dozens of arrests. took place here andbattle all

military uniforms breached the perimeter. torched three hangars.oyed six carrier jets and kill a marine lieutenant colonel. the top u.s. commanderrer in afghanistan ordered a halt on patrols, where two or three afghan work with team of mentors raising questions about the president and the pentagon exit strategy. >> i don't think the attack indicates that taliban is stronger. it indicates that they are resorting to efforts that tri to strike at our forces try to create chaos. but do not in any way result in regaining territory that has been lost. >> 51 u.s. and nato service members murdered since the start of the year by the so-called afghan partners trained by nato. many in uniform. a great deal of frustration at the coalition level according to the former british commanderrer in parliament. >> i'm fed up with watching the seriously good seasonals waste their lives, have the lives wasted by people who are meant be our friends. >> the white house insists the move does not accelerate the timeline for withdrawal or removal of combat troops in 2014. >>

state department officials said there were no libyan security guards inside the perimeter of the u.s.sulate and had to walk that back. >> you hate to think that the president would purposely mislead the american people but it lookin looks like it to . >> administration flatly deny notion they misled the public. they say the only reason the account has changed is new facts have emergeed since it's ongoing investigation. >> bret: ed henry on the north lawn. thank you. now what we know about what really happened in benghazi. chief washington correspondent james rosen looks at how the deadly attack in libya unfolded. warning some of the images may be disturbing. >> in many fateful battles the outcome of the september 11 terrorist attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi and the deadly fighting that erupted five hours later at american safehouse or annex half a mile away was decided before hostility began. >> external arm security as we have been saying outside the perimeter was fully handled by the libyan side. >> it just concerns me so greyly that there were -- gravely that there were no

was thrown at the perimeter of the u.s. consulate.e british ambassador's motorcade came under attack by an rpg, two security personnel injured there. seven days later on june 18, armed gunmen attacked the tunisian consulate, burned its flag. august 5, five weeks before the assault on the u.s. consulate, the international committee of the red cross building in benghazi struck by rpg's. the question is, who was protecting the consulate and given these attacks alone, why was it not tighter? >> i think you're make a very good point. with these attacks in mind, it's really quite surprising to me that the u.s. ambassador would go there knowing what happened to the british ambassador. essentially without any protection at all. people at the white house have been saying, well, there were no direct threats, meaning we didn't have any intelligence ha said someone is going to attack your ambassador on that day. but the background information, i would think, would lead to a lot more care and concern about the security of the ambassador. so i'm su

should they be on the perimeter. are told, is the responsibility of the host country. >> that's correct. and when we do have marines, marines are inside of the embassy. a lot of embassies have a small contingent and the responsibility of these young men and women is to protect the classified information and the people inside the embassy. we don't put our military forces on foreign soil when it is the responsibility of the host country to provide the protection. >> what more do you think should have been done in benghazi from your experience? >> you know, i don't want to second guess. but i do wonder what the accountability review board is going to show as to how much attention was placed to the security needs of the consulate. i say that having been ambassador in nairobi for two years before we were blown up by al qaeda and i was -- for two years trying to get the attention of the department to our security needs and the answer was there's no money. if that's the answer again this time, then i think we need to do som

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one group was outside the perimeter wall to make sure no one escaped.at was supposed to rope to the roof was outside the wall looking for a way in. owen led his team to the outer building where they expected to find one of bin laden's couriers. >> owen: we got to the door. obviously, we made tons of noise at this point. it had taken a little longer to get there. so, you know, the element of surprise is... is slipping away quickly. and we got to the... the double doors. i tried it once real quick. it was locked. my buddy was with me. he's carrying a sledgehammer, pulls it out, gives it a couple good swings, nothing. door's not going anywhere, kind of solid metal. so i'm like, "okay, we're going explosive." they all carry explosive charges. i... i pulled one off, got on my knee, and started setting it. and... and right as i was attaching it, a round started coming through the door at us. >> pelley: somebody started shooting at you from inside the house? and the... and the bullets were coming through the door? >> owen: yep, yep. immediately, my buddy who w

he tells me in fact the perimeter walls the security core done around the u.s. embassy in the capital of yemen have been breached by protestors. he says there was damage done to the embassy grounds. he says the situation is under control. as you noted there was damage done the flag taken down. some injuries some destruction to u.s. property in that area. that is happening while we were also watching in cairo egypt were protests have gone on through tonight into today. police trying to deal with that situation now firing tear gas into a crowd. the anger in yemen and cairo and the anger we are hearing about from other countries as you hear about stemming from the movie "made in the u.s." seen as critical of the muslim prophet mohammed. one of the motivations it is thought behind the violent assault on the consulate in the u.s. on tuesday which resulted in the death of the u.s. ambassador to libya as well as three other americans. that is just one of the motivations behind that, though. more and more officials in washington and elsewhere are looking at the possibil

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they overran the perimeter so quickly and were able to get to that main build something fast. that's a huge question. >> brian, you heard dr. rice talk about the youtube video. you have been looking into the fil filmmaker behind it, what was his motivation? why did he falsely claim to be a jew, an israeli jew. >> he was trying to stir things one false claims that he was an israeli jew as he claimed. in fact, the money came from his wife's family in egypt and he was attempting to stir things up with this very provocative film. the issues in egypt, continuic christians. he sought to create a hate film, the film was never really produced, just the trailer was put on youtube >> it was like a home video. one person can cause this. >> i was going to say, it's so interesting that the actors who were called to say, master george, they dubbed him those three sill bails with mohammad. >> it plays right into the extremist provocateurs over there. first of all, the cynical attempt to stoke more hatred by pretending that he's jewish and now it's revealed that he's a christian. there's a te

nuland today walked back her previous claim that libyan security guard only operated outside the perimeter of the american consulate. >> thank you for that because there was an error in what i said. >> today, she clarified the administration had in fact hired a private security company, blue mountain group, to work inside the perimeter. >> they were hired to provide local libyan guards who operated inside the gate doing things like operating the security access equipment, screening the cars. >> now that is a significant walk-back by the obama administration there because the bottom line is there were allegations that some of those libyan security guards actually turned on the u.s. ambassador, told some of the protesters, the attackers where the ambassad was, what safe house he was in, what area. that may have led to him and the others being killed. that is why it is so significant now the administration is admitting in fact that the libyan security guards that were there got in as part of the inner sanctum, not just the out area, lou. lou: thank you very much. ed henry, reporting from the

i went to the perimeter mall and i saw somebody exchanged.ne was sold her iphone 4s to somebody for $350 and she bought the new phone, iphone 5 for $400. so she said for only $50 she was making a huge profit and the woman who had bought the phone was about to get it unlocked. some analysts say by monday there will be 10 million iphone 5s sold, and in the first three days of this iphone 5, actually exceeded an entire month of the iphone 4s. >> incredible. all right, nadia. thank you. appreciate that. >>> back in the u.s. not everyone in hollywood is celebrating the prime time emmy awarding. the same films and shows they honor are costing others their jobs. ♪ ♪ introducing a stunning work of technology. ♪ introducing the entirely new lexus es. and the first ever es hybrid. this is the pursuit of perfection. >>> welcome back. roll out the red carpet. the 64th annual emmy awards are live from los angeles torn and while celebrities and other a-listers are preparing for their big wins, production workers and crews feel like they're on the losing en

oakland police set up a perimeter, canvassed the area with assistance from the k-9 unit. after a 2 1/2 hour search, oakland pd got their man. >> wanted person was a yard. i can't go into details. we are still searching to make sure that no weapons or any evidence was left. this person is wanted in connection with a crime. é details because this is still a very active investigation. >> reporter: [ unintelligible ] she told us the reason they would not reach that information is because they are using community involvement and community participation from witnesses and they want to assure witnesses who come forward with information their identity is kept private. there was a temporary lock down by the oakland unified school district for two schools. oakland police say there were no injuries to officers, to the k-9 unit or the suspect. again, he crashed at this intersection, we believe that he may have been familiar with this neighborhood, that's why police believe he was familiar with the neighborhood and they say that's why they were able to identify him immediately. nick s