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so much so that ray rice may not be getting as much attention as he is used to carry o. >> ray rice is certainly accustomed to being the star on offense. now, how is he handling all that? he also has a budding star right behind him in bernard pierce. >> the ravens tie-line offense has joe flacco on the star of sports"illustrated -- "sports illustrated" twice. rice has not dazzled with highlights. mostly it offering ground- pounding yards. does that sit well with someone who is very much enjoyed his rise to nfl stardom? >> i do not have to be the center of attention. and i know i am a playmaker on the team. my number will be called fairly often, but there are other guys out there that can do it as well. >> everyone pretty much place for each other. we all know our capabilities and tried to play to the full extent of that. that is how we pretty much approach it, play for each other. >> to further prove that, look at to bernard pierce. >> he saw me struggling a little bit, and he eventually took me in and started showing me the plays. we develop the bond and friendship to be able to push

rice, secretary rice is exactly right.re's a lot of problems out there, but obama's got a series of nominees very experienced. >> all right, well, thank you all for a very enlightening discussion. we'll, back in a moment. ♪ [ male announcer ] how could a luminous protein in jellyfish, impact life expectancy in the u.s., real estate in hong kong, and the optics industry in germany? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 75% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and consider carefully before investing. with investment information, risks, fees and expenses i've always had to keep my eye on her... but, i didn't always watch out for myself. with so much noise about health care... i tuned it all out. with unitedhealthcare, i get information that matters... my individual health profile. not random statistics

us back to frederica rice. >> such a pretty name--frederica. >> mais oui. prettier than what her friends call her, huh--freddie? [indistinct] for a young lady. >> well, there aren't many abbreviations for frederica. it's not like elizabeth where you can have dozens: eliza liz, betty, betsy, bess. >> thank you, miss lemon. yes. >> or margaret. that has a lot, too: maggie, madge. >> margot. >> peggy. >> margie, meg, meggie. >> ah, there you are, poirot. i've been looking for you. >> what's your name, chief inspector? >> name? what name? >> your first name. >> james. >> james japp. >> jim. jimmy japp. >> jamie japp. >> chief inspector japp and i will leave you to play. >> what about hercule? >> there aren't any for hercule. >> herc? >> it may be what the murderer has been waiting for, inspector. but we cannot be sure--this is a matter of complex and hidden motives, huh? and-- oh, mon dieu. >> what's up? >> i have been blind. blind! complex, i have said? mais non. simplicity extreme, extreme! and miserable one that i am. i saw nothing! s'il vous plait. >> this

contrast that with the statement by ambassador rice to the united nations. it forces one to wonder whether libya's intelligence but that much better than america's on september 16 or whether libyan leaders were that much more willing to be can dit or avoid misstatement misstatements. secretary clinton what evidence was there that was so compelling it caused the white house through ambassador susan rice to make the representations about spontaneous protest, anti-muslim videos and the like, despite evidence and statements of libya's own president to the contrary? she makes the statement on affirmative act on her part, where was the compelling evidence and what was it? >> congressman, i was not involved in the so-called "talking points" process. my understanding it was a typical process trying to get to the best information available. they are as i understand it working with the committee of jurisdiction to try to unpack that. i will say those including ambassador rice who spoke publicly to this terrible incident had the same information from the intelligence c

ambassador rice went on the sunday shows with talking points approved by the cia. the cia informed members of congress about it two months ago. democratic senator dick durbin of illinois wanted to make clear what happens when intelligence information is still evolving. >> and i'd like to refer to five words for them to reflect on. iraqi weapons of mass destruction. we were told by every level of government here there were iraqi weapons of mass destruction that justified a war, the invasion by the united states. we are still searching for those weapons. they didn't exist. >> clearly, the strangest behavior of the day came from senator rand paul of kentucky. the tea party darling, the leader of the tea party used the hearing to grandstand and advance his political positions. >> had i been president at the time and i found that you did not read the cables from benghazi, you did not read the cables from ambassador stevens, i would have relieve you'd of your post. i think it's inexcusable. >> tough talk from president paul. his question to secretary clinton should help

gen rice? >> no. >> general welsh?>> no congressmen i have not. >> i appreciate that because that is the answer i've gotten from every hearing and that is basically part of the culture understanding that this is a crime and its violence and i want to tell you another story. i've a question for either. we were at the marine commandant's house sitting around his dining room table my cochair nick tsongas was there and he can incorporate the story. we are wrapping a discussion on the issue culture and the need to change the culture in the department of defense and we were all done. we had all identified issues that needed to be addressed in the morning, don's wife said before everyone leaves you need to hear this and she turned to a senior female officer who was sitting around the table and said to her, could you tell them what you told me earlier? if you are subject to a sexual assault would you report its? and she said no. as the marine senior female officers sitting at the commandant, don's table and she said no. i woul

rice production statewide has dropped 37%. bu but the number that really counts is 11. that's how many people are not a working at the drying plant anymore because business is off by a third. th in the past, the rice farmers in southeast texas would routinely get water from reservoirs in central texas. >> we haven't had the rains upau north and north of austin. when the lakes are a certain level, they won't allow us to get water or the producers to get water because the lakes are so low. >> reporter: marinas along lake travis have been left high and dry. businesses there depend on boaters and recreation. the lakes in central texas also supply drinking water for cities, including austin. >> i think some of the farms that's been in operation for years and through generationsns and everything else, without the water and everything else, that's going to slowly dwindle.in >> reporter: today, water management officials voted not to send water downstream to the farmers unless lake levels rise. it's the second year in a row they've said no.an and another season of worry at the

i ran to jerry rice.e's one player you're willing to run into it might as well be jerry rice. i walked right up and said jerry rice my name is j.r. stone, nice to meet you. we had a little bit of gravel and dallas with the guy looked at me and said comedy on a plane and i said you know jerry rice at the same problem. >> i've met jerry rice, you have to let me on that plane. >> you can say that now. >> today is separate right? their team and our team? >> it will be the niners burst and the ravens later. it will be interesting because the fans get a chance to come into the superdome today. this is happening on the actual field. fans can watch it these players be interviewed on the field by thousands of media people babe. >> they are stone has >> j.r. stone has the best advantage because he is taller than everyone else (laughter) >> hopefully we will get a chance to speak with you after you get a chance to speak to jim harbaugh and the players this morning. >> heart of i guess we're coining new phrases >> it

rice on the morning shows, you mentioned you did not select her. were you consulted in that decision? >> no. but it would not be in any way unusual for ambassador rice to represent the administration on a foreign relations issue. >> right, and i don't think it was either. but afterwards, after she testified, it was clear that what she testified to was at var yans with a lot of communications from the state department and a lot of the information that had been gathered and things that had been said by yourself and others at the state department. can you just enlighten us a bit as to discussions that went on at the state department after that testimony? was there -- these are professionals that you oversee, who do a lot of hard work to give analysis in this kind of assessment. what she said was clearly at various yans with a lot of research and analysis that had gone on about the nature of these attacks. can you just enlighten us as to the discussion? what discussions were had he state department after this testimony? >> well, i don't think -- i cann

contrast that with the statements by ambassador rice to the united nations. it forces one to wonder whether libya's intelligence was that much better than america's on september 16 or whether libyan leaders were that much more willing to be candid or to avoid misstatements. secretary clinton, what evidence was there that was so compeling that it caused the white house through ambassador susan rice to make these representations about spon stains you protests, anti-muslim videos and the like, despite evidence and statements of libya's own president ott con tear. -- contrary? statements an affirmative act on her part where was the it? >> congressman, i was not involved in the so-called talking points process. my understanding is it was a typical process trying to get to the best information available, it was an intelligence product. they are, as i again understand it, working with their committees of jurisdiction to try to unpack that but i will say that all of the senior administration officials, including ambassador rice, who spoke publicly to this terrible in

and general rice and i are honored to be here. i'd like to start by having general rice give you an update on the basic military training investigations at lackland and i'll follow that with a few service wide things we're doing to learn from it and to do everything we can to ensure that it never happens again. >> certainly. >> thank you for the opportunity to provide comments on the air force's investigation into sexual misconduct by basic military training instructors at our basic military training complex at joint base san antonio lackland in san antonio texas. we have done a comprehensive investigation. over 550 investigators have been involved which they interest conducted over 77,000 700 interviews. although we have conducted a look back, the vast majority of the allegations are alleged misconduct that occurred over the past three years. during this three year period 8555 airmen have been assigned to instructor duty. of this group of instructors, we have completed disciplinary action against eight. we have court marshall cha

rice, secretary rice is exactly right. a lot of problems out there, but obama's got a series of nominees very experienced. >> all right well, thank you all for a very enlightening discussion. we'll, back in a moment. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] how could a luminous protein in jellyfish, impact life expecta cbs news coverage of the swearing-in of barack obama. from washington, here is scott pelley. >> pelley: good morning. at the top of the hour when the clock strikes noon, barack obama's first term as president will come to an end and his second term will begin. in just a few minutes he'll be sworn in by chief justice john roberts in the blue room of the white house. because this is the date that the constitution sets for presidential terms to begin and this time it's sunday, the celebrations have been put off until tomorrow. that's a tradition that dates back to james monroe in 1821. his second term began on a sunday, but out of respect for the christian sabbath he put off his inauguration. in his case there was no private swe

contrast that with the statements by ambassador rice to the united nations. it forces one to wonder whether libya's intelligence was that much better than america's on september the 16th or whether libyan leaders were that much more willing to be candid or to avoid misstatements. secretary clinton, what evidence was there that was so compelling that it caused the white house through ambassador susan rice to make these representations about spontaneous protests, anti-muslim videos and the like despite statements of libyan's president to the contrary. where was the compelling evidence and what was it? >> well, congressman, i was not involved in the so-called talking points process. my understanding is it was a typical process trying to get to the best information available. it was an intelligence product. they are as i again understand it working with their committees of jurisdiction to try to unpack that, but i will say that all of the senior administration officials including ambassador rice who spoke publicly to this terrible incident had the same informatio

rice has the vote. three rings, that says it. keeping with the game here, one lucky niners fan will join ahmed in new orleans. >> kristy smith caught up with him this morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is the trip of a lifetime for son any. he hasn't missed a 49ers home game in years. he's going to the super bowl. how are you feeling? >> really good, excited. almost time to head to new orleans. >> give us a look at the super bowl tickets. >> there they are. >> reporter: these didn't come cheap. >> no. the face value is $950. i spent $4900 on this ticket. quite a bit p. >> reporter: what's so special about this team that you are willing to not only go to the game but hop on a plane, go halfway across the country. what's special about the niners? >> during the football season, that's all i care about. sfrks what do you think of this amazing quarterback? it's just been incredible. >> i think kaepernick will take it to the next level. he's got a strong arm. he can move around. he has a lot of confidence. >> reporter: i have bee

--the rotting fields are all that is left of his rice farm. it is leaving farmers in a desperate state. >> we cannot pay our debt. we have mortgaged our property. we have to borrow money to plant. we have no way to pay it back. >> he is not alone. hundreds of others are also struggling to cope. this meetings of intense discussion about crop damage in compensation. the farmers angry about the mismanagement of water resources and the failure of authorities to properly maintain irrigation tanks. most feel helpless in the face of nature's power. >> we cannot fight the weather, drought, floods, or rain. we have to face them. we are at the mercy of nature. >> the cost of the damage is still being assessed. the devastation is not limited to cultivation. the owners of this rice mill say their losses are over $1.5 million. >> the smell is almost unbearable. most of the 3 million pounds of stock is destroyed. >> we tried to save as much stock as possible from getting destroyed. the water rose so fast there was little we could do. >> the changing weather

let's add the name of susan rice to this discussion.use i think we might not even be having this discussion had he picked susan rice and had she had a better shot at being confirmed. a lot of progressives are still upset he didn't fight for her like he's going to have to fight for hagel. i want to leave that question aside. i don't think it has to do with gender. if he got his way, he didn't tell me he wanted to pick her, but had he been able to appoint susan rice, this might be a different picture. we might not even be talking about it. >> who did he pass over that could have met the quality test year? you don't have to be exactly the same as john kerry, but in that league. this is what i think you're pointing out about bringing up the farm team. >> who is it actually? >> all the press, all the guys on the right now are saying flournoy. i don't know her. >> i don't know her either but i'm told she's terrific. >> her resume is dynamite. >> and would have been a great choice. but again, you bring people up and they develop a public profi

but there is not enough water anymore for the nomadic rice his family grew -- aromatic rice his familyrew for generations. orchards like this are disappearing. iraq loses huge amounts of agricultural land every year. our land turns to desert. when people cannot farm anymore, they migrate to overcrowded cities. 50,000 families are living in poverty after abandoning their farms. the government is trying to reclaim some of that land. here, the province of basra has planted thousands of eucalyptus trees to anchor the soil. farmland is increasingly competing with the oil industry and losing. >> the ministry of oil objects to trying to allocate land for agricultural use. >> another government project tries to encourage farmers not to abandon the land. without a major effort to restore the soil, many worry that farming could die out in the land where it was born. >> u.s. president barack obama is expected to put forward former republican senator chuck hagel as his next defense secretary. his nomination is concerning politicians on both sides. here is why -- during the iraq war, he said there

ray rice calls his ravvns... a team of dessiny.the way thiss the full circle of this year's to belleve in what he's saying about destiny. before this season even started...before the teem's first training camp practice... rice said he only motivation for this season is last eer'ss ending..the 23-20 loss at this very time... last season in the a-f-c championship at neww england.it wasn't for anything the patrioos did...two key missed plays by the ravens.. that was thenn.. this is now... and in back to back a-f-c title game appearances... theeravens find themselves withha second "that'' the irony of sports. every team comes in every year saying, 'can we do it? can we do it? can we do it?' and foo us, we've had glimpses of a herr, a dropped catch, mble whatever it is. anddnow, we have that oppootuuity again. i ttink you kind of a& ray [rice] has been messing with me all day, but i've just been the enn of the day, nothing matters unless we're going to win in new england this weekend." 3 what joe flaccoocalll...quote,

you know, he backed away from the susan rice pick. he gave in on taxing the top income earners at the rate he wanted. and so far he's really just tiptoed kind of cautiously around gun control. so this a confident obama based on the agenda you're seeing or a caution one? >> reporter: focusing on foreign policy, i think you'd have to say this is a confident president obama right now. just consider the selections of chuck hagel, john kerry, even though it's not susan rice, but also john brennan compared to four years ago. jim jones did not work out. there was secretary gates at defense that was brought over from the bush administration before him. and so i think in many ways this sort of demonstrates that the president feels he'll put his imprint on foreign policy going forward from him. hillary clinton a choice that some may have viewed as a concession of secretary of state and worked out well for both sides. >> david, you know, chuck hagel has gotten some opposition from the left and the right. do you expect in a second term now electe

they wished residence a happy new year and tossed 6,000 rice cakes to them. some japanese consider sumo wrestlers symbols of strength and health. >> translator: we can be strong like the sumo grand champions after eating these rice cakes. >> translator: i came here today to wish for good health. so i'm happy to get the cakes. >> translator: i was tossing the rice cakes, praying for everybody's best wishes this year. >> he said he wants to impress his fans at tournaments in 2013. >>> and now here's the weather forecast. >>> japanese vice prime minister promised his country will soon resume a loan program to myanmar to spur development. aso made the pledge at a meeting with myanmar president in the capital of the southeast asian nation. he feels encouraged that someone maintained friendly relations with myanmar has become japan's vice prime minister. aso is a former prime minister said that the japanese government and private sector will assist myanmar with reform efforts. he said the government will first forgive 60% of myanmar's existing $5.7 billion debt obl

two, let ray rice run all over their defense. three, have the 12th man in the stands cheering them on. >> get pressure on brady. knock him down. take him out. ray rice run the ball. on the money. >> reporter: new orleans here we come. baltimore back for revenge. 2013 superbowl champions. let's go! >>> if the ravens beat patriots and move to the superbowl they'll see a familiar face. 49ers defeated falcons 28-24. if ravens advance it will be the first-ever superbowl where the two head coaches are brothers. >>> it might have been chilly for everyone in foxboro. in baltimore it was a gorgeous, sunny day. we are hoping warm weather will last. we have the answer. let's check in with meteorologist with a look at the first forecast. >> it was beautiful. it is out of here. 61 today. we'll trim 30 degrees tomorrow. look how mild it was for this time of year. it is not going to last. manchester towards northern carroll and frederick county. frederick 43. cool air is on the move. it will be in here tonight. 54 hatteras. pennsylvania 21 degr

ashleigh rice, auntt"it was a couple minutes. literally, only a couple minutes."eeupted.gunfire, oo. hear guns going off kind of ud - evvrywhere. you could heerrthe bangs...hhar the bangs."a few minutes went by...before a family friend noticed aaliyah on the ground.ashleigh rice, happened. we jjst thought she passed out and hit her head.. cecil county police say, instead, the girl was a gunshot victim...she was rushed to the hospital.... aunt:"yeah, she was blue. her were blue."ppuu gessllr, repooter: "the faamly believes the bullet came from the north. meanwhile, the cecil co. sheriff's office ssys multiple people were firing weapons wwen the clock struck idnight."lt. michael office:"there's severrl houses on the street... it's ot an area whereeanybodd should be rice, aunt:"they taped off the yard, they caae out, took pictures..."aaliyah is ffoo laacaster county,, visiting family.they are now by her side at a delawaree "this was a tee-yyar-old little girl in her yard...in her yard... she wasn't (anywhere) she should not have place. she was in her yard." the bulle

. >> she also waited a few months, which is not what sun rice did, and susan rice got into deep trouble. in other words, shmonths. >> she had nothing to do with the aftermath, john. >> who didn't? >> susan rice. that's all the aftermath. >> you don't understand me. susan rice went on television early. >> she was sent out to do it. >> she, did and hillary waited, and she did -- that helped her in this presentation. >> she escaped the initial heat of all this, and she had a lot of time to think of a good way to kind of get out of the blame game here. and really, this hearing, i think the wfort thing about this hearing, aside from the politics, we still walked away without any answers. there are, yes, four dead americans, one of whom was pleading for extra help, extra security from the state department, and he didn't get it. and there were no clear answers as to why. all we got out of it was that hillary clinton was not to blame. >> hillary clinton has traveled almost a million miles since she's been secretary of state. that means she's been absent from the state debt. however, with modern

why would ambassador rice say al-qaeda has been decimated? we know al-qaeda hasn't been decimated. we know it's on the rise. >> greta: why -- i realize you're in the minority here, but ambassador rice talked to senators behind closed doors. she is not been summoned to the house where the majority, republicans have the majority so none of this-- she has those answers and she hasn't been summoned. >> i'm not sure how many answers she has-- >> say why she was chosen or gave her the points. >> the president said in defense of her, she doesn't know anything about benghazi. that was the president's statement. she was given a set of talking points. now, she should have known better. she should have checked them out, the same way that colin powell should have known better when he told the world that saddam hussein had weapons of mass destruction, but i don't think she has many of the answers. the answers lie within the state department, the cia, and the white house. who changed the talking points and why? because the talking points, if it had included the classified information they had wo

they wished residents a happy new year and tossed about 6,000 rice cakes to them. some consider the wrestlers symbol of strength and help. >> translator: we can be strong and grand champions after eating these rice cakes. >> translator: i cake here today to wish for good health. i'm happy to get the cakes. >> translator: i was tossing the rice cakes praying for everyone's best wishes this year. >> he wants to impress his fans at tournament in 2013. >>> some adults have to get used to electronic gadgets such as smart phones but many children are taking to them naturally. they are using smart phones and the educational apps designed for them to get smarter. >> reporter: the 31-year-old and her daughter live in tokyo. she's just a year and ten months old but already he's preoccupied with mom's smartphone. this app is favorite. she touches a drawing of an animal. a photo pops up on screen and then it makes a sound. the apps maker made it to advance the intellect of young children. she started playing with the phone two or three months after she was born. now she uses s

ashleigh rice, aunt:"yoo could hear guns goinn off kind oo everywhere.aa the minntes went by...beforr a ew - family friend noticed aaliyah punt:"we didn't know what passed out and hit her head." cccil county police say, gunshot victim...she was rushed o the hospital..... unresponsive.assleigh rice, auntt"yeah, she was blue. her fingers were blue. her toes were blue."paul gessllr, reporter: "the family believes the bullet came from the north. meanwhile, the cecil co. sheriff's office says multiple peopll weee firing weappns when the clock struck midnight."lt. miccael holmes, cecil o. sheriff's office:"there's several housess on the treet... it's not an area where anybody should be discharging firearms."ashleigh rice, ant:"they taped off tte yaad, they came out, took lancaster ccunty, visitiig aaily.they are now by her side at a delawarr hospital.assleigh ricee aunt: "this was ten-year-old little girl innher yard...in herryard... shee asn'' (anywhere) she should not have been. she wasn't n a bad place. she was in her yard." phe bullet has not yet been "bac

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i'm getting weary with the relentless attacks first on susan rice and now on hillary clinton.re's a whisper to it and it's getting, i think, washington orientated rather than in the national interest of america. what do you think? >> i think there are legitimate questions that still need to be answered. as hillary clinton said today, the fbi is still working on the investigation. director mueller was in libya and tunisia recently. i get disappointed when people give half of the story. the guy has been released. as hillary clinton said today, yes, but he's under constant surveillance within tunisia and following the rule of law and as more evidence becomes available, they are prepared to act on him again. i think as hillary clinton said dramatically, our focus here now is to bring these guys to justice but also to understand benghazi in the context of what's happening over the last few days to understand the evolving threat from al qaeda and to deal appropriately with that. >> dana loesch there were phone calls today that they would have been fired. do you agree with that? >> t

. >> we'll do to finish this dish, we'll add a little rice. >> everybody loves gumbo with rice.ome rice goes down. that to the side. and the most important thing about gumbo is the rue. >> it's always that dark rue. it gives it that beautiful louisiana flavor. >> oh my goodness. >> what else do you have? you have some okra. >> we have some as a garnish. we don't want to cook our seafood too long here. >> because it will be hard. >> that's right. we'll take a piece of our shrimp down. these are wild caught out of the gulf of mexico. just like they should be. beautiful. red fish there. i tell you what, i love oysters. so salty, so plump and juicy. these are beautiful. >> oh wow. >> and okra is actually -- >> i like okra. >> it is really good. the gumbo is the african word for okra, so it's been around for a listening time. look at that. simple, fresh louisiana seafood, killer flavor. find the dishes just like this and many more in the commanders palace menu, especially for super bowl. >> can i taste it? >> would you please? >> i have my spoon. let's see how you did it. >> it's qui

and general rice andry honored to be here. i'd like to start by having general rice give you an update on the basic military training investigations at lackland and i'll follow that with a few service wide things we're doing to learn from it and to do everything we can to ensure that it never happens again. >> certainly. >> thank you for the opportunity to provide comments on the air force's investigation into sexual misconduct by basic military training instructors at our basic military training complex at joint base san antonio lackland in san antonio texas. we have done a comprehensive investigation. over 550 investigators have been involved which they interest conducted over 77,000 700 interviews. although we have conducted a look back, the vast majority of the allegations are alleged misconduct that occurred over the past three years. during this three year period 8555 airmen have been assigned to instructor duty. of this group of instructors, we have completed disciplinary action against eight. we have court marshall cha

gen rice? >> no. >> general welsh? >> no congressmen i have not. >> i appreciate that because that is the answer i've gotten from every hearing and that is basically part of the culture understanding that this is a crime and its violence and i want to tell you another story. i've a question for either. we were at the marine commandant's house sitting around his dining room table my cochair nick tsongas was there and he can incorporate the story. we are wrapping a discussion on the issue culture and the need to change the culture in the department of defense and we were all done. we had all identified issues that needed to be addressed in the morning, don's wife said before everyone leaves you need to hear this and she turned to a senior female officer who was sitting around the table and said to her, could you tell them what you told me earlier? if you are subject to a sexual assault would you report its? and she said no. as the marine senior female officers sitting at the commandant, don's table and she said no. i wou

rice's comment. >> rose: basically saying we don't know. is that what she said? >> well what, she said was ambassador rice shouldn't be faulted for saying the attack was sort of stemmed from a protest in front of compound, but then she pointed out she, secretary which the, had not in fact made such assertions and from the beginning blamed it on militants. i think her statement was pretty carefully prepared. and, again, she starts off by take responsibility and saying she's implementing all of the recommendations but she makes clear she didn't see the numerous cables that came in. that was the point of predict with the lawmakers. they wanted to know how someone who was taking responsibility could at the same time say she was distanced from all of the requests coming in from libya. >> rose: clearly there are questions, you know, about the future of iraq how do you think they view our role around the world? >> if you're asking me, i think president obama thought united states was over-extended military low, not just in terms of the sheer numbe

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general rice and i are truly honored to be here. mr.chairman with your permission i would like to start by having general rice give you an update on the incident allocations and activities conducted for basic military training investigations at lackland and i will follow that with a few servicewide things we are doing to try to follow up on activities to learn from it and do everything we can to ensure it never happens again. >> certainly. >> thank you. chairman mckee and ranking member smith and distinguished members of the house armed services committee thank you for the opportunity to provide comments on the air forces investigation into sexual misconduct by basic military training instructors at our basic military training complex as joint base san antonio-lackland in san antonio, texas. over the past nine months we have conducted a very deliberate and comprehensive investigation. over 550 investigators have been involved. they have conducted over 7700 interviews. we have surveyed every basic military training graduate for the last