and robert gates asked that question.n there are humanitarian crises that occur on a fairly regular basis around the world. and the question is, what is our responsibility? now we are giving, i think something like half a billion dollars in humanitarian aid for the refugees and the people that are flowing out of syria. by again, the question is, when do we decide that we have to jump in and intervene in a civil war? these are decisions that have to be made in a case-by-case basis. it worked in bosnibosnia, would work in syria or make it worse? right now the intelligence and what i've seen to me indicates it would be a mistake to try to jump in. it could make it worse. once assad goes. then there's a whole new set of problems, because the opposition changes from al qaeda and al nusra which are jihadist. to more democratic groups, there's going to be another civil war. it's a very complex situation. and i'm not saying we should never go in. but right now, i think the president by being sort of cautious on this, is making th

we overestimate our ability to determine outcomes. >> that was former defense secretary robert gates n how the lessons of libya can be applied to syria despite the politics of benghazi. gates' take away still holds true. once u.s. gets involved with the conflict overseas no way to predict how it will end or who is in charge? president obama and prime minister david cameron when they meet at the white house this morning. david sangar, the chief correspondent for "new york times." you know, setting aside the politics of the benghazi, what's going on right now between the republicans and the obama administration, the issue that benghazi wasn't safe is a fallout over after the involvement of all the allies, western allies, if you will, to topple gadhafi in libya something that is unstable, that has got to have an impact on the syria decisions, does it not? >> that's right. it is very possible, chuck, that libya could look like something of a model of good transitions compared to syria. a lot of reasons to believe that syria could break up in different geographic parts. also a lot of reaso

secretary, thank you so much. >> thank you, bob. >> schieffer: robert gates. joining me now, cbs news investigative correspondent sharyl attkisson who hasn't been just compg the benghazi story but has been out front most of the time as we've banning trying to get to the bottom of what really happened. sharyl, where does this go from here? what do you see is happening now? >> i am still learning new things, including this past week we are learning new things about the way of general petraeus held as head the c.i.a. when the talking points went through huge revisions. we saw e-mails that seemed to express deep disappointment on his part, if not aggravation that so much tomorrow were taken out. i wonder if he has more to say if someone was able to get him to talk. i wonder if a pattern is emerging, as we have seen all mentions of al qaeda, extremists, removed from the talking point. additionally there was no convening of the counter-terrorism security group by the white house that night, which is described to me as required by presidential directive. is there a p

. >>> former defense secretary robert gates defending the administration's handling of the attacks in libya. >> based on everything i've read people really didn't know what was going on in benghazi contemporaneously, and to send some small number of special forces or other troops in without knowing what the environment was or threat was without having any intelligence in terms of what was going on on the ground i think would have been very dangerous and personally i would not have approved that because we just don't -- it's sort of a cartoonish impression of military capabilities and military forces. the one thing our forces are noted for is planning and preparation before we send people in harm's way. and there just wasn't time to do that. >> meanwhile, a number of leading democrats on sunday suggesting the republican push to investigate benghazi is political and an attempt to discredit hillary clinton ahead of a potential run for president in 2016. >>> meanwhile, turkish leaders say now is the time for international action against syrian president bashar al assad. the call follows a

. >> reporter: former defense secretary robert gates disagreed. >> to send some small number of special forces or other troops in without knowing what the environment is, without knowing what the threat is, i would not have approved that. we just don't -- it's a cartoonish impression of military capabilities and military forces. >> reporter: and while the white house isn't dismissive of what capitol hill is doing, congressional republicans are moving on with the investigation. later this week they will hear from ambassador tom pickering and former joint chiefs chairman mike mullen. these are the men that led the internal review at the state department. the main question congress has, brian, why didn't these gentlemen interview secretary of state hillary clinton. and we go on. >> chuck todd with the second front at the white house today. chuck, thanks. >>> now to another developing story that broke in washington late today. word that the justice department secretly obtained two months worth of phone record of several reporters and editors and offices at the associated press. the a.p. is

. >> jeff: former defense secretary robert gates warned today against direct u.s. military involvement in syria. in a "face the nation" interview with bob schieffer gates said there are limits to the effectiveness of u.s. interventions. >> it begins with an act of war. and haven't we learned that when you go to war, the outcomes are unpredictable. and anybody who says it's going to be clean, it's going to be neat, you can establish the safe zones and it will just be swell, well, most wars aren't that way. >> jeff: president obama congratulated pakistan today on its election this weekend. unofficial returns from across pakistan show former prime minister nawaz sharif is poised to regain office after defeating his rival imran khan. the election marks the first peaceful transfer of power in pakistan's history. elizabeth palmer joins us from inside pakistan tonight. liz, what you can tell us about prime minister elect sharif? >> reporter: he is a wealthy man, a steel magnate. he is head of a moderate party called the pakistan muslim league and he's been prime minister

[dial tone] >> robert gates said he wouldn't have done anything differently and he's a bush appointeen secretary of state hillary clinton. said they've been trying to point a finger at people more senior than we found decisions were made. he said of clinton's critics i love this. but darrell issa literally sitting next to pickering. he said ambassador pickering has people and he refused to come before our committee. pickering setting next to issa said the chairman was lying and he was willing to testify before the committee. that is not true, he said in other words that's sunday speak for. ♪ you're a lying sack of crap ♪ ♪ you're a lying sack of crap ♪ ♪ you're a lying nasty sack of liquid crap ♪ >> liar, liar, liar, liar! >> stephanie: mike mullen as we mentioned earlier. it is this thing. who is saying they have a cartoonish view? made it very clear. his views of the joint chiefs. there is nothing within range that could have made a difference. general martin dempsey and leon panetta said they didn't have enough intelligence about what was happening and did not know where the ambass

david said in his book, he quotes defense secretary robert gates and says this.esday of that week, gates went to see donalin, offering a barred assessment of how the white house had handled the raid. i have a new approach to recommend. this is about osama bin laden raid. gates said in can. later provided by his colleagues that was that. shut the blank up, the defense secretary said. concerned about classified finfo. is there a double standard here when it comes to this administration going after these classified leaks? >> you have to buy david sanger's book is to find out what the word. is i don't know i do think it's odd we're condemning the obama administration for being overly aggressive when all the people on the hill, we sats around this table did he crying the leak and talking how important it was to get to the bottom of it. i think criminalizing leak investigations 6 proved to be a bad counterproductive. we had with v plain plain and joe wilson and all the rest. doctor valerie plame. >> now you have more. >>. >> i'm not sure it rises to the level of bengha

there is one part where you leave a meeting, and the secretary wanted a folder as full as robert gate's us what happened there. >> secretary clinton fully well knew that the state department had been demoralized and beaten down. so she had to lift its standing globally so that the rest of the world would take the state department seriously, and make sure the voice of the state department was heard loud and clear, and she knew in a conversation like the war in afghanistan, the military is going to dominate. and she was the loan civilian in that room, and she made a key decision that her arguments are going to be no less persuasive and that she is going to make sure that the state department's position is established in the policy-making discussion. >> michael: and she came to the conclusion that coming in with maps and folders like the defense department did, would be a way of getting the attention of the people in the room as opposed to literature and writings. >> maps and folders, does not have the quality of filibuster. but secondly also people assume the heavy lifting is being done w

cia director panetta, director of national intelligence james clapper, then defense secretary robert gatessaying if we present evidence against anwar awlaki, it was run the very national security of the u.s. this was a classic cheney and bush tactic being used by the constitutional -- >> we have 10 seconds. >> in the end, i think the stakes will be very high in this case. it will be interesting to see if obama administration tries to quash the lawsuit i tried to hide behind state secrets. >> jeremy scahill speaking to us from troy, new york. he is author of the new book, "dirty wars: the world is a battlefield." his producer and writer of a new documentary by the same name which is opening in theaters around the country on june 7. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. when we come back, we will be joined by the guatemalan human rights activist helen mack. stay with us. ♪ [music break] >> this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. guatemala.now to the country's top court has overturne

bob sheaver interviews robert gates in his first interview since stepping down from his role. it starts at 8:30 a.m.. >>> there is more questions from sacramento on the safety of the new east bay span of the bay bridge. >> and those questions are about to be explored. a hearing is set for tuesday on the bay bridge's structure integrity. mark of concord will exam the decision to use those high strength steel rods or bolts trying to scarted quake safety if -- secure earthquake safety. cal tran is trying to test 2,000 similar bolts in that case. >>> more bay area headlines. today any vallejo resident 16 and older may vote for ways to spend $3.2 million raised through a voter approved tax. the city council will make the final decision. vallejo is the first city in the nation to hold a city wide vote on projects the city will fund. it varies from money for school band programs to army vehicle evers. >>> dj will be the topic of discussion. pending legislation would require venues with dj's to obtain a permit for $380. those performances would also have a 10:00 p.m. curfew. superviso

from dwight eisenhower to robert gates a strand of american thinking, realism that urges america to be disciplined about open-ended military interventions for just this reason. we have just gone through a decade devoted to a very different idea. that american power must be used actively, aggressively, preemptively and in pursuit of expansive goals beyond national interest. the result was thousands of american soldiers dead, hundreds of thousands of iraqi civilians dead, $2 trillion spent and the erosion of american influence and good will across the globe. can we please get a few years of respite to rebuild our economic, political and moral capital? for more on this, go to cnn.com/fareed for a link to my "time" column. let's get started. >>> eight days after ronald reagan went on tv to admit that his administration had traded arms for hostages in the so-called iran contra scandal republican d then he got the chief job. chief of staff shortly after it was revealed that nancy reagan had been using an astrologer to pick dates for her husband's public appearances. in other words, he is a m

chuck hagel, robert gates as defense secretary, ray lahood as transportation secretary. he even named jon huntsman as ambassador to china. how can republicans claim the president doesn't work across the aisle when he's named all of these republican to key posts? >> it's funny, there may be a republican in good standing but as soon as the president embraces them or god forbid nominates them, they become ryan knows, republicans in name only. comey is a republican but he was very tough on albert gonzales and that warrantless wire tapping. >> right. >> he's a law and order kind of guy. in other words, he's exactly the sort of guy who should be running the fbi and it will be -- it's so hard to imagine there being any opposition to him. but it is very also clear that no matter who the president is nominating it's not buying him goodwill with republican sdpls now, talking about republicans, krystal, the new generation of republican leaders certainly are not toning down their rhetoric. listen to this. >> nobody questions his legal authority but i think he's really losing the mor

robert gates described people in his own party as having a cartoonish view of the military.ase take a listen now to representative michele bachmann of minnesota. >> it's no secret that our nation may very well be experiencing the hand of judgment. our nation has seen judgment not once, but twice, on september 11th. and that's why we are going to have 9/11 pray on that day. >> so, maria teresa, you just heard michele talking about people liking the conspiracy theori theories. we have michele bachmann there telling us that the terrorist attacks on 9/11 were, in fact, an expression of god's judgment on america. is it possible the attacks on benghazi were an expression of god's judgment? >> no, i think what michelle said earlier is the fact we basically zeroed out money in our budget to ensure there wasn't security. adequate security. i think that we need to talk about -- >> why do you keep going on about the facts, maria? can you not see the conspiracy? i don't understand what your problem is. i'm not going to listen to this. michelle, help me. can you not see the conspiracy he

formally, i think robert gates made the most relevant point of all of this today. gates said benghazi critics had a cartoonish impression of military capability. >> we don't have a ready force standing by in the middle east, despite all the turmoil that's going on. >> getting somebody there in a timely way would have been very difficult, if not impossible. to send some small number of special forces or other troops in without knowing what the environment is, without knowing what the threat is, without having any intelligence in terms of what is actually going on, on the ground, i think would have been very dangerous and personally, i would not have approved that, because we just don't -- it's sort of a cartoonish impression of military capabilities and military forces. >> so there you have it. who do we believe? i mean, we've got different players on all sides, don't we? getting help to benghazi would have been close to impossible. gates also blew up the whole controversy. here's what he had to say about former secretary of state, hillary clinton. >> i worked with

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and then you have robert gates say actually that's ridiculous and cartoonish. so the last thing comes down to motive about the talking points. and the question is here -- >> you know, richard, you saw the debate, one of the great moments of the debate from the president's perspective is when he was able to come back at mitt romney and say to mitt romney's dismay and shock. i did call it terrorism right afterwards. so it is about that issue. did the democratic party and through its president and through the administration, try to downplay the role of terrorism right before an election? that's what their main motive, i think most people believe. >> number one he did make that statement in the rose garden. the transcript is there. two agencies, the state and the c.i.a. arguing about whether they could actually name the suspected targets a few days after the attacks. and then there's this question of well, did they want to talk about it at all and why would you send susan rice out there? so the motive question doesn't stand up to the actual event. nor does it stand

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in the united states though i mean his ethnic background was from yemen and he's muslim and as robert gates former spokes person in the white house said he should have had a more responsible father i don't think that was. the fault of a sixteen year old but it is important to humanize these drone victims which is something i try to do in the book having a whole chapter dedicated to it because we've been lied to by the obama administration and by people like john brennan who's now head of the cia who said in two thousand and eleven that there were no civilians that were killed by the stern which is these drones which is such an incredible lie and the administration has lied saying it's just been a handful there are thousands of people killed by these drones and most at most we know two percent of them were on a high value target list who are the other ninety eight percent so the government really has a lot of explaining to do and a lot of changes that must be made for our government to comply with international law and i would even say the u.s. constitution because when it comes to killing a

robert gates because we also have all of these armchair generals now.s on them. >> stephanie: exactly. >> to send some number of special forces in without knowing what the environment or threat is, i would have not have approved that. it is sort of a cartoonish impression of military capabilities and military forces. >> stephanie: yeah, quick note. f-16 maybe not a good tool when you don't know what is going on or where the ambassador is. >> yeah, you don't want to kill the people in your own diplomatic outpost. idiot. >> stephanie: 29 minutes after the hour. charlie pierce next on the "stephanie miller show." the loop. >>we tackle the big issues here in our nation's capital, around the country and around the globe. >>dc columnist and four time emmy winner bill press opens current's morning news block. >>we'll do our best to carry the flag from 6 to 9 every morning. >> if you believe in state's rights but still support the drug war you must be high. >> "viewpoint" digs deep into the issues of the day. >> do you think that there is any chance we'll see t

secretary of defense robert gates said two years ago when he was in brussels. he called on europeans to do more, to do better, particularly when it comes to budgets and capabilities. it is indeed a major concern for us all. we are all familiar with the institutional difficulties when it comes to the difficulties between us, europeans, and nato. we know that institutional difficulties cannot be resolved in the short term or easily given -- or easily. given that fact, what can we expect in more coordination between the two institutions? of thee you think possible or existing areas where we can work more closely together? let me finish up with a comment on a recent trip to north would -- to northwood. we visited the hq there. we met with the maritime command, the nato maritime for [indiscernible] and the nato presence in the indian ocean. so i am thinking about the post 2014 post-afghanistan period. nato is looking to fresh arises at any cost. is that a reasonable approach? has that been happily correlated with international organizations? is there consensus withi

. >> reporter: eventually he got the attention of defense secretary robert gates who ordered the mrapsediately, no matter the cost. a decision that did save lives. france gyle said the retaliation against him began almost immediately. >> and then finally, this led to my suspension for over one year, was sent home, with pay, understandably but it was the road to my firing and stripping of all my clearances. without my clear ans i can't do my job. >> reporter: marines say if whistle-blowers in the pentagon or others have problems with what happened they can go to the inspector general. they would not comment specifically on france gyle's case. heather: in another kind of case there is precedent here and this could happen to the benghazi guys. what advice does he have for the benghazi whistle-blowers? >> his best advice to get a lawyer and reach out to the nonprofit group on project for government oversight and pogo and government accountability project. that is who he reached out to. they help whistle-blowers like himself. >> i sympathize with these folks who would like transparency on t

. >>> bob schieffer's guest on "face the nation" will be robert gates. it will be his first interview since he left the pentagon. >>> in cleveland the evidence is mounting against the suspect accuse of brutd tally holding three women hostage for nearly a decade. they were discovered monday along with a 6-year-old girl. terrell brown is in cleveland this morning with the latest. good morning, terrell. >> reporter: anthony, good morning to you. michele night was released from the hospital. in a statement she asked for privacy. here in the home where she and other kidnap victims were held the investigation continues and now there's dna that proves who the father is of amanda berry's father. amanda berry gave birth to her daughter here on christmas day 2006. this picture of her was taken at the hospital soon after the rescue. her face is blurred because of her age. according to a police report she was born in a plastic pool in castro's basement with no doctor, nurse, or medication. older captive michelle knight helped deliver the baby reviving her twice when

secretary of defense robert gates to two years ago when he was in brussels. he called on european to do more, better, particularly when it comes to budgets and capabilities. that indeed a major concern for us all. we are all familiar with the institutional difficulties when it comes to the european union and now tow. we know that these prelim and institutional difficulties cannot be resolved in the short term more easily given that fact what avenue can we explore to further improve coordination between the two institutions? what do you think are the possible or existing areas where we can work more closely together? and let me finish up with a comment on a recent trip to northwood we visited the hq there, we met with the maritime command, the nato maritime commend, for atlantic and the nato presence in the indian ocean. so i am thinking about the post 2014 post afghanistan period. nato is looking to fresh horizons at any cost at the reasonable approach? has that been properly coordinated with other international organizations? is there consensus within nato o

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host: yesterday the former defense secretary, robert gates, was on "face the nation." he talked about the administration's position on syria, including the bigger picture of the region. let's take a look at what he had to say. [video clip] >> for us to think that we can determine the outcome more influence the outcome, i think it was a mistake in libya and i think it was -- is a mistake in syria. even if we had intervened a year or six months ago, i think that caution, particularly in the terms of arming these groups and in the terms of u.s. military involvement is in order. >> well, what should we do? >> well, my question back to you is why should it be us? host: that is one of the arguments we're hearing right now, why should it be the united states? water the incentives and disincentives for getting involved? guest: the bigger concerns are starting to be clear, that this conflict inside syria does not stay inside syria. it starts to morph. we saw bombing attacks over the weekend that killed dozens. we've seen elements of this conflict started to spill into jordan, l

robert gates also on the program as well as senate majority leader dick durbin.alk shows are brought to you as a public service by the network and c-span. 1:00, abc's "this week." finallythe union," and -- listen to all of them on c-span satxm nationwide ellite radio 119, and c- span.org. afghanistantion in between 1978 and 1979 was so different than what we face today. so many things are radically different. there are no radical leftist parties in afghanistan today. that has been pretty much wiped out. we saw thewas when powerful forces in afghanistan. a sector lesswas modernizer. he was replaced in 1978 by the afghan communist to began -- who began to try to remodel society. the whole country rose up against him and that is what the soviets had to come in. what is amazing is that that invasion and the almost and ending civil war that has has completely wiped out that old afghanistan we saw in the 50's and 70's. christianrelations, 1979 "book9, part tv" this weekend. >> "washington journal" continues. philipe want to welcome mudd. thank you for being with us. go

host: yesterday the former defense secretary, robert gates, was on "face the nation."talked about the administration's position on syria, including the bigger picture of the region. let's take a look at what he had to say. [video clip] >> for us to think that we can determine the outcome more influence the outcome, i think it was a mistake in libya and i think it was -- is a mistake in syria. even if we had intervened a year or six months ago, i think that caution, particularly in the terms of arming these groups and in the termsinvolvement is an o. what should we do? >> well, my question back to you is why should it be us? host: that is one of the arguments we're hearing right now, why should it be the united states? water the incentives and disincentives for getting involved? the bigger concerns are starting to be clear, that this conflict inside syria does not stay inside syria. it starts to morph. we saw bombing attacks over the weekend that killed dozens. this seen elements of conflict started to spill into jordan, lebanon, and iraq. it would be one thing and it w

former defense secretary robert gates, meanwhile, is defending the administration's handling of the attacksn libya. >> based on everything i've read, people really didn't know what was going on in ben ghazi contemporaneously. and to send some small number of special forces or other troops in without knowing what the environment is, without knowing what the threat is, without having any intelligence in terms of what is actually going on on the ground, i think, would have been very dangerous and, personally i would not have proofed that -- approved that because it is sort of a cartoonish impression of military capabilities and military forces. the one thing that our forces are noted for are planning and preparation before we send people in harm's way. and there just wasn't time to do that. >> of course, willie, we are not talking here about -- as far as friday goes, about whether we use the military or not on that night on september 11th. we are talking specifically about whether or not the white house was telling the truth back in the fall or not. >> right. senator mccain called this a cover

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>> tucker, there is video of secretary of defense robert gates making that statement.s extortion. these are tied together and all the things going on in our military. there is more in common than many of us realize. also, tucker, i want to thank the families that have come forward since the press conference and beginning to say things and people who wanted to talk to us. i also want to thank you for your thoughts for allowing the families of american military sons and daughters to have a voice to speak. we're small. we can't get our voice out unless people ask us and bring us forward. >> tucker: i can promise you will always have a voice here. thank you. "fox and friends" in three minutes. eek yogurt and whole gr. here we go. honey cornflakes and chunks of greek yogurt. i'm tasting both the yogurt and the honey at the same time. i'm like digging this yogurt thing. i feel healthy. new honey bunches of oats greek. that work the way you wish they would. like a front-end loader you can detach from your seat? or a mower deck you just drive over and cut through knee-deep gra

secretary of defense robert gates said two years ago when he was in brussels.e called on europeans to do more and to do better, particularly when it comes to budgets and capabilities. that is indeed a major concern for us all. now we're all familiar with the institutional difficulties when it comes to the relationship between the european union and nato. we know that these political and institutional difficulties could not be resolved in the short term or easily. iven that fact, what can we do to explore further coordination between the two institutions? what do you think are the possible or existing areas where we can work more closely together? and let me finish up with a comment on a recent trip to north wood. h.g. there.he the we met with the maritime command and the ritime command nato presence in the indian ocean. so i am thinking about the post 014 post-afghanistan period. nato is looking to fresh horizons at any cost. is that a reasonable approach? has that been properly coordinated with other international organizations? is there consensus within nato

gate bridge, traffic is a little slow getting northbound. the san mateo bridge, you can see the headlights eastbound but not too bad. us why smartphones may stanley robertsof 'people behaving>> stanley: >> no backing up, do not back up contuine forward you it's all electronic gate bridge which is now 100 percent electronic in other (ambiance) now if you want to see what happens wen you switch thing around grab a seat because you ain't seen nothing yet now the driver is bmw apparently missed the dozens of signs saying do not stop . he stopped and tried to pay cash when that was not an option well he began to back up >> no go forward yes there was a lot of backing up but that's not new to the golden gate bridge it happens often in the fastrack lanes but what's not so common, what this woman is about to do first she ignores the do not stop sign and stops then she unsnappes her seatbelt and exits the vehicle and looks for a place to pay bad idea (ambiance) this driver is also stopped at the toll booth ande he has ch in hand but he also leaves the car looking for a place to pay he even tells the drivers behind him that there is no one there to take the his ca

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roberts shows us. the people behaving badly. >> here is a live look at the golden gate bridge. it is fair skies and hide in the interior also briefly this afternoon. the clouds will move in on tuesday. the wins will be even stronger tomorrow through wednesday. their rest of the week will be cool to mild conditions. >> heavy fog may be on thursday and friday morning. >> right now it is still hot. napa 87. santa rosa 88. upper 80s in pleasanton. 858 concord appeared a little cooler in oakland 83. >> sunnyvale is high at 89 degrees. hopefully you will enjoy the heat today. >> the wind speeds are fairly high in fairfield and 17. oakland 21 mi. per hour. >> here is that looking at satellite and radar pitcher no rain in the forecast for the next several days. >> no rain expected in our area in northern california. los tomorrow morning in the 50. 53 in downtown san francisco. 49 in santa rosa and for napa. >> tamara much cooler. no 90's or 80's. >> upper seventies. palo alto will be around 74 degrees. >> east bay will be much cooler in 75. hayward 65. the north bay 65. >> and then sel

robert gibbs to join the conversation. we saw when the president was pressed right out of the gates on benghazi and whether or not he felt orthat certain members of the state department were being intimidated. take a listen. >> i am not familiar with this negotiation that anybody has been blocked from testifying. so what i'll do is i will find out what exactly you are referring to. what i have been very clear about from the start is that our job with respect to benghazi has been to find out exactly what happened, to make sure that u.s. embassy -- >> we will get back to this story in one second. we have been notified that amanda berry is arriving on scene at her home in cleveland. this is outside of her sister beth's home. you can see there is a yellow ribbon tied around the tree, balloons and posters left on the porch. amanda berry is coming home. as you can see there is a heavy police presence on the scene. commander taump -- thomas mccartney came out earlier. there is a huge presence on the scene once everyone realized amanda would be coming home. the police commander said amanda would be coming out to make a brief statem

.> more with james gates fbi director robert mueller says his agency is looking at the failure to follow-upn information that that one of the boston marathon bombing suspects had traveled to russia last year. testifying before the senate appropriations subcommittee on the agency's budget, he also said some agents may be furloughed because of automatic spending cuts. this is a little less than an hour. the congressman will hear from the director fbi robert mueller about the fbi's budget and its 2013.ty for fiscal the process that today will be an open public hearing and then we will move to a classified meeting to go over other aspects relating to our global war against terrorism. we want to welcome director moeller -- robert mueller. he will be the longest-serving fbi director since j edgar hoover when he retires in september. he is the only director to serve out a full 10 year term, plus an additional two. thank you for your service. we want to thank you for leading -- effort he i in one of its the fbi. into a new and during war, the cybersecurity aspect. we also want to thank you for bein