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if it's not ben rhodes, then it has to be somebody else. it's impossible for me to believe that ben rhodes didn't have some direction from somebody. i would have never had audacity to suggest something like this, which basically was a policy decision to put a cabinet member on the line, lying to the american people, put her out there and put her career on the line without actually having some sort of check-off from the higher ups in the white house. i never would have done that. >> that's exactly why i say i don't think ben rhodes made up this story. somebody told ben rhodes this was the true story. >> i find the most scandalous element of this from purely just a human poifer -- point of view is the fact that the secretary of state hillary clinton with the bodies of the dead lying in front of her and with the families there brought up the video and said a video with which he had nothing to do and then according to one of the family members when she went over to console that family member, she said we're going to get the guy who did the vide

how can you close the books on benghazi until you call ben rhodes. let's call him and have him explain this email. if it wasn't about the four dead americans, why did you mention we're going to bring people to justice? >> did speaker boehner change his life -- >> i hope so. the house has done a good job. i'm tired of five minutes of questions. i want a joint select committee so we can look at the cia the state department and dod as one unit and i want a professional investigative team to get to the bottom of this. >> you hear the critics, not only democrats, there are some republicans who say, okay, enough is enough. it's time to move on. we've got -- they have been up there. they have answered all kinds of our questions and we didn't get what we wanted to get. how do you respond to that? what is the end game here on this particular effort? >> 18 months after the attack not one person has been kurptd responsible for killing the dead americans. 18 months after the attack we finally get an email that shows the white house created a narrative completely

they're going to barrel up rhode island's coast.arts of connecticut, not all of connecticut, is going to be hit particularly hard for the same reason. these places are facing the atlantic head on. there's not a lot of islands in their way and it's a really serious situation. >> something to keep an eye on and keep our fingers crossed. thank you so much, beth daly. we appreciate it. let's turn to the next number in today's data bank. 7. it will soon be the number of living recipients awarded the medal of honor for their service in iraq and afghanistan. president obama will honor kyle white for his actions as a platoon radio telephone operator during a 2007 combat operation in afghanistan. the white house ceremony will take place on may 13th. wonderful to see that. stay where you are, don't go anywhere. we'll be right back. ness. new york is ranked #2 in the nation for new private sector job creation. and now it's even better because they've introduced startup new york - dozens of tax-free zones where businesses pay no taxes for ten y

one in particular is the suggestion that ben rhodes came up with this on his own and then he wasn't even talking about benghazi but later in the email it's repeated and that subject line, benghazi, so i don't know if they think that we're really that stupid. i guess they do. and you do have to wonder where is the white house press corps and what have you done with them. the briefing did get a little more heated today and i think rightly so. when you go to the white house podium, you need to have better opposition research than your opponent, if you don't have it, then you are going to end up with another situation -- you can understand why people have little trust in government when they can't get answer a simple question. >> all roads lead to rhodes. >> it's interesting now as you pointed out in the green room, greg, usa has it above the fold. jonathan carl asking the question, asking the question over and over again. they start with the media matters. they say fox is so bias the, they keep worrying about benghazi, it was over. it shouldn't have been over. they should have been asking t

and here's this e-mail, ben rhodes referencing the video in a political sense. now the white house is trying to tell us it has nothing to do with benghazi. >> seems to me like a lot of people are pointing fingers in a bunch of different directions. first you have people saying the cia did the talking points then mike morel says he did -- seems to me like jay carney has a new line of defense. when he's going to get peppered with questions about benghazi, that's to read the promos from the sunday talk shows, right? explain that. >> well, i saw an e-mail exchange with somebody at the white house that had a quote from our show on september 11th. they're going back to stuff in the early days when there was not a lot of information on the press side. what we were getting was from administration officials. they were telling us that it was all related to these protests and the video. what came out is that they knew through their internal chain that this attack was a terrorist attack that was well organized from the very beginning. greg hicks testified on the hill that h

translate into growth in rhode island. that raise would be affecting almost 20% of our workforce. this is a critical way in order to give families the ability to support themselves, increase economic growth, and also significantly begin to bring together workers at every level. we've seen extraordinary gains at the top level. we've seen stagnation at the midlevel and the low level. we've got to start bringing ourselves together rather than pulling ourselves apart. providing a raise to these workers would estimate approximately 40,000 children in these families. over three years the economic policy institute estimates that this will cost our economy to grow by $77 million and support 300 additional jobs. we're talking about economic growth as well as fairness to working americans. so the benefits of raising the minimum wage are vast both in my state and across this country. according to c.b.o., this legislation would lift an estimated 900,000 people out of poverty. it would also help lower middle-income families who have be

is it ben rhodes or someone even higher? >> karen? >> i do think the most damaging phrase in that email is to underscore it is not a failure in policy. you would assume at that moment they would be trying to determine whether it was a failure in policy. so, i think ben rhodes. >> i would actually be less concerned about failure in policy than the fact that the dead bodies weren't even buried at that time of americans. i mean, they are more worried about p.r. strategy and i would think for god's sake find out who did this. >> the reason failure in policy is important is because you want to make sure that you don't have other embassies, other places around the world that are similarly exposed. so i think that, you know, ben rhodes is probably going to be facing a lot of questions and potentially on the hill going forward. >> why, if the intelligence committee says or intelligence community cia says no video, and you have got ben rhodes who is saying that it's a p.r. strategy, not a policy failure and you go with the video at the same ti

rhodes? >> mr. chairman on the bottom of page 6; we report that the city's administrative code section 6.60 provide for a number of exemptions and alternatives to competitive bidding including emergency repair work and contracts design build contracts as needed contracts and integrated project delivery contracts. we state that however none of these exemptions and alternatives are being cited as receiving an award contract to aild. we notice that $833,000 was previously awarded to this project by the neighborhood park general improvement funds and table 5, page 8 is a proposed design development preliminary construction design budget. that totals $837, 863 in related engineering and especially consultant providers as subcontractors and table 5 shows a table design budget costing $475, 891, to a million. we show no funding has been raised by the friends for the estimated $475,000 construction design phase. there is no guarantee the friends will be able to rise the funds by the target date of november

with the exception of this previously unreleased message from rhodes and a few other documents, almost all of this stuff, the talking points shall eat mail exchanges, was released to the public about a year ago and while there are probably few questions to be asked about why we are only seeing this particular e-mail now, if you hear it from a benghazi truther, the smoking gun has been found. not only was a senior white house official apparently following cia guidance, he was also trying to manage political fallout before the 2012 elections. as dave weigle points out in slate this is a major departure from most crises when administrations try to broadcast fear and panic. dave weigle is, of course, being sarcastic, but sarcasm and apparently a sense of reason or proportion, those things seem to have been lost on conspiracy-obsessed conservatives who have turned this e-mail into the watergate tapes. >> we now have the smoking document. this is a classic coverup of a coverup and that is a serious offense. >> statement today, senator john mccain said rhodes' he e-mail was ample evidence of

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rosa flores, cnn, narragansett bay, rhode island. >> rosa, thank you very much for that.dea of just how difficult this search will be. my expert panel back with me right now. i want to start with you, paul. do you usually know a ping sound when you hear one, even at that high a frequency? >> well, there are signatures that are studied and under different conditions, and as we spoke earlier, if you can narrow down the variations in the transmission path, that is, the signal from the pinger to the reception, then you get an idea of what you're looking for. you can try to filter every other kind of sound out, and focus on exactly what you know you would have, had you found an actual pinger. >> but you heard angus houston if that news conference saying that they need to minimize ship noise. listen, they need the "ocean shield," a very big ship. they need the other ship, i can't remember the name of it, the chinese ship. and how can they do that without having the ship? they turn the motors off, but they need to have the electrical power in order to have it run. >> well, they

change has come to cellmate joey rhode.has received permission to transfer to an all straight, male, general population dorm. >> rye quested to be moved out of the first police i was in. only because i had stalkers. and got a little hectic there. it wasn't what i was really expecting out of all of that. i was going there to, say, hey maybe i will have more in common with these people. maybe i will find belter friend. every day i was getting two, three people coming to my window trying to get me to expose myself to them. and every time i would go take a shower. i would get people coming in sitting on the benches just watching me. i was like, hello? it's kind of scary. i am not going to lie. final low i talked to classification, they moved me out of there. i am in a great new pod. there is a lot of cool people here. a lot of cool new friend. it's interesting. >> while rhode must keep his homosexuality under wraps, for general population, meet at least a few inmates willing to share their opinions. >> i will be straight up. i

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car from rhode island. mr. reed: the underlying legislation is critical to helping 2.6 million americans and i would hope we could move to that legislation. therefore, i would object to the unanimous consent request by the distinguished senator from utah with respect to his amendment number 2905. the presiding officer: objection is heard. mr. hatch: you can imagine how disappointed i am in that. i ask unanimous consent that it be in order for me to offer my amendment number 2906. the presiding officer: is there objection? mr. reed: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from rhode island. mr. reed: the same logic, given the nature of the legislation before you i would urge immediate action and therefore i would object to the distinguished senator's request, unanimous consent. the presiding officer: objection is heard. mr. hatch: well, madam president, the senate didn't used to operate this way. i've been to the floor many times over the past few years to talk about the deterioration of the senate p

and it deals with ben rhodes and his communication out from the white house itself. i have to tell you, judicial watch had to file a freedom of information request an go to court to get this. we in the united states congress issued a subpoena back in august that was not fulfilled. we got the same document at the same time. it's a problem. it's a real problem. >> we should remind everyone that ben rhodes was a communications specialist with this administration. wouldn't the administration know, congressman chaffetz, that through the freedom of information act that somebody was eventually going to get their hands on these e-mails? >> well, i have to believe the truth will eventually surface. but, remember, the white house saying they were not involved, they did not have these things. you have the president of the united states himself saying as new information is available, we would release it to the public. that's never been true. how president obama can do that, it's not true. with a duly issued subpoena, we've had roughly 3,200 new documents in just the last 30 days

at center of the developments, a incriminateing e-mail written by white house staffer ben rhodes white house constructing what was a act washed defense of their -- awkward defense of their words and actions in days following benghazi attack, white house claims there were two sets of talking points giveen to susan rice before she went on 5 sunday talk shows, and famously lead to the -- lied to the nation about what happened in benghazi, new white house ex plan nation comes a day after a freedom of information request by judicial watch produced that incriminateing e-mail. e-mail udateed september 14, with subject line reading, prep call with susan. states goal for her national tv appearances of quote, to underscore that these protests are rooted in an internet video and not a broader failure of policy. press secretary jay carney today, struggled to attempt to persuade the white house press core this e-mail, dateed 3 days after the terrorist attack, was not even about benghazi. >> this is not about benghazi, it was about overall situation in the region, the muslim world, you saw protests

she was a rhodes scholar. >> when a rhodes scholar was elected to the legislature, they said, let's putim on a committee. we will come back to that. let me turn to you. tax day. it is here. one of the great inevitabilities. will there be sticker shock? >> absolutely. tax returns for the top percent of americans will include increases that came with the fiscal cliff last year. dust off your memories of 2012. the top margin goes up to 39%. capital gains are up. there are obamacare taxes that go into play. they are going to have some sticker shock. they will figure their returns and see how much more they will owe. >> what effect will this have on the economy? >> so far, it is probably driving growth. it was not great, but it was there. it did not push the economy back into recession. the question is, what will the economy look like? >> we were at obamacare a moment ago. will there be an economic effect? >> it may make them more willing to switch jobs. that is something we will get a better feel for as the year rolls forward. we will get a sense of where people are thinking about -- and th

the gentleman from rhode island is recognized. mr. cicilline: i thank my colleague for his kind words. i think he's actually missing the point. the dynamic scoring in fact does allow you to assess the employment impact. obviously we think it does that through a tainted lens because such analysis will be subjected and uncertain. it doesn't impact that at all. that remains in the bill. this simply adds a provision that would require an analysis be done under the traditional methods that the c.b.o. uses. it will ensure that c.b.o. conducts the same kind of analysis of jobs impact when using the static methods currently used by c.b.o. and we can and should do both, and the fact of the matter is this is an opportunity to be sure that we have as much information as possible about the impact of the actions that we take on job creation, on the ability to sustain or cost jobs. and in fact, providing this amendment will only ensure that that analysis happens in both places. you have recognized in the underlying bill that jobs impacts matter. we

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. ♪ >> we wanted to follow-up on the interview judy did last night with ben rhodes about the crisis in. rhodes called on russia to use its influence to get pro-russian demonstrators to leave government buildings they've been occupying. we're joined by timothy frye from columbia university. right now it seems russia is using its influence towcp( do opposite. >> yeah, we're not seeing the demonstrators leave buildings. they're actually flouting this agreement that was signed in geneva saying we're not bound by it, we didn't sign it. >> and there's also reports now of troops kind of mysterious troops, similar to the ones that were in crimea, russia initially defied that those were russian troops. now wewid see those troops in eastern ukraine and president putin is denying that as well. >> we see a large build-up of russian troops on the border. important to keep in mind that the demonstrations came only after there was this large build-up of troops on the other side of the border. so i imagine that pro-russian militias are looking for cues from moscow for their actions as well as trying

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david rhodes. it lists one goal as, quote, to underscore that these protests are rooted in an inter234ed video and not a broader failure of policy. four americans were killed in the attack by militants on the u.s. consulate including ambassador christopher stevens. initially they linked the attack to the reaction to an anti-islam video rather than an islam militant. the white house said it was just stating the facts known at the time. the white house claims these e-mails are the smoking gun that shows the administration was trying to shield the president during the 2012 election. and you can see more on the benghazi e-mails coming up on "cbs this morning." >>> now, the state of oklahoma is investigating a bon. execution. oklahoma was using a new drug combination to execute clayton lockett. after ten minutes prison officials declared him unconscious, but sometime after he started writhing, clenching his teeth, and lifted his 4 eed the execution was stopped, but he eventually died of a heart attack.

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. >> michael rhodes. danielle win ford. juna bay. >> good afternoon. >>> hi. my name is danielle win ford and i am a families and youth transition coordinator for san francisco unified. we also call it fit, it's another acronym. this program, skew me, was put in place to support all of the homeless students and students that are living in transitional living situations in san francisco or in san francisco unified. currently we have about 2,500 identified students. many of them are already signed up in the free muni for youth program. fortunately and unfortunately. fortunately i am able to provide clipper cards for the 18 year old and 19-year-old students at $26 a clipper card every month to get them to and from school. i probably spend between 13,000 a month. [speaker not understood]. i spend about $10 or $13 a month. some kid don't even qualify for my program so they are either not attending which you guys know that schools, they receive their money according to attendance. so, they're not showing up because they can't get to school. that money that we have a

tim scott and from rhode island democrat sheldon whitehouse.ator scott, after the disastrous roll-out of obama care did kathleen sebelius have to go, and how do you explain the timing of her resignation? >> well, it's no doubt that she had to go. when you think of health care.gov being synonymous with failure, there has to be changes. the real question we should be asking ourselves is as we look at the upcoming confirmation hearing, will the next secretary have america first -- americans first or will they have the administration's policies and trying to carry the water for the president as their primary responsibility? >> well, i think it's fair to say that all of the glitches with the website followed sebelius right through her resignation. here she was on friday in the rose garden. their stories are heartening about finally feeling secure and knowing they can take care of themselves and their families. unfortunately, a page is missing. >> and that night sebelius sent out this e-mail. "ily passing the baton to my friend and colleague, sylvia

rosa flores, cnn, narragansett bay, rhode island. >> rosa, thank you very much for that.s you some idea of just how difficult this search will be. my expert panel back with me right now. i want to start with you, paul. do you usually know a ping sound when you hear one, even at that high a frequency? >> well, there are signatures that are studied and under different conditions, and as we spoke earlier, if you can narrow down the variations in the transmission path, that is, the signal from the pinger to the reception, then you get an idea of what you're looking for. you can try to filter every other kind of sound out, and focus on exactly what you know you would have, had you found an actual pinger. >> but you heard angus houston if that news conference saying that they need to minimize ship noise. listen, they need the "ocean shield," a very big ship. they need the other ship, i can't remember the name of it, the chinese ship. and how can they do that without having the ship? they turn the motors off, but they need to have the electrical power in order to have it run. >>

ben rhodes, welcome. as we just heard in that report, a number of the people who are occupying these buildings in eastern ukraine say they're not going to leave, they're not going to give them up. does that undercut the deal that was reached yesterday in geneva? >> we believe the russian government has a tremendous amount of influence with at least a portion of these protesters. we would like to see them use all their influence, their public statements, private comments to encourage these protesters to leave these buildings, to disarm. the ukrainian government is keeping its end of the bargain, took steps toward passing an amnesty law and we'll be watching this to see if the russians are using influence and if the protesters are pulling back. >> woodruff: even if some of the protesters listen to moscow, there are still others who say they're ukrainian and they don't respect the government in kiev and they're not budging, no matter what moscow tells them. >> what we see is actually the vast majority of the

[laughter] and they go to fewport, rhode island -- newport, rhode island, in the blazing august of 1790 and famously, they have a wonderful visit and a great letter has been written to them by the leader of the synagogue there which is really a beautiful place if you've never been there, jewish or not jewish. .. present this kind of rhetorical new skate they would live in an empire of laws and so on. it's very, very touching and the famous phrase of persecution sanction, to bigotry no assistance were it not the other way around. we have now a country where every man can let beneath his vine and fig from the bible. washington writes back this wonderful use of political recycling, deeply america where washington says it's a wonderful truth and knowledge of any country to which persecution gives no sanction in bigotry, no assistance as if he's just up. it's the first presidential, but not the last preachers are. jefferson did though, this episode at that point would've been aware of a remarkable tradition, which is kind of behind it away much of what has to do with areas in the two volumes

by the way bebb rhodes is now a deputy white house security advisor.re is no longer any doubt that the white house was pushing this spontaneous uprising theory and playing down the organized terror angle. no longer any doubt they did it president obama should have told the nation the truth. but he did not. that's one of the reasons his poll numbers are slipping. some americans no longer trust him. fox news chief white house ed henry asked him about his policy named the obama doctrine. >> what you think the obama doctrine is in terms of what your guiding principle is on all of these crises and how you answer those critics who say they think the doctrine is weakness? >> well, ed, i would -- i doubt that i'm going to have time to lay out my entire foreign policy doctrine and -- there are actually some complimentary pieces as well about my foreign policy but i'm not sure you ran them. >> ed did not know about the new benghazi information or it would have been worse, all right? and now the president's answer looks even more foolish because fox news has been

the rhodes email was sent on friday, september 14, at 8:09 m. with the subject line re: prep call with susan saturday at 4:00 p.m. e.t. the documents show that the prep was for ambassador rice's sunday news show appearances to discuss the benghazi attack. the documents list as a goal, quote, to underscore that these protests are rooted in an internet video and not a broader failure of policy. might insert parenthetically here that actually, must be taken in context in 2012 because there was an election only weeks following this incident and the big campaign line that osama bin laden is dead, g.m.'s alive, al qaeda is on the run didn't look nearly as tantalizing if it turns out al qaeda may be on the run but if they are they're running toward american interests and killing american ambassador and other state department personnel. this article goes on to say, rhodes returns to the internet video scenario later in the email, the first point in a section labeled top lines, and here's the quote, we made our views on this video crystal clear, the unit