that's a great thing. >> sean smith, age 34. pat smith says her son was a gamer. >> he was a nerd.ew up to be a big nerd. but one of those wonderful nerds and i just loved the hell out of him. >> she always encouraged him to explore the world. >> that's what he did and he reached for the stars. >> tyrone woods. age 41. he lived to be a navy s.e.a.l. how much did he love it? >> he loved it. he loved it. >> in his passion to be a s.e.a.l. started early. >> this is a drawing he did when he was about 12 years old, and it's a game. and it has helicopters and killer bees and alligators, obstacles to overcome, and you had to start down here, and the object of the game was to get home, which was up here. and overcome all these obstacles. friends and family have really been supportive. >> and she's at peace, knowing ty helped bring others home on september 11. >> i said, secretary clinton, you're a mother. she said, yes. and i said, my concern as a mother is that my son perished thinking that he had not completed or fulfilled his mission. and i said, he would not want that. and she said, he

that's a great thing. >> sean smith, age 34. pat smith says her son was a gamer. >> he was a nerd.to be a big nerd. but one of those wonderful nerdses and i just loved the hell out of him. >> she always encouraged him to explore the world. >> that's what he did and he reached for the stars. >> tyrone woods. age 41. he lived to be a navy s.e.a.l. how much did he love it? >> he loved it. he loved it. >> in his passion to be a s.e.a.l. started early. >> this is a drawing he did when he was about 12 years old, and it's a game. and it has helicopters and killer bees and alligators, obstacles to overcome, and you had to start down here, and the object of the game was to get home, which was up here. and overcome all these obstacles. friends and family have really been supportive. >> and she's at peace, knowing ty helped bring others home on september 11. >> i said, secretary clinton, you're a mother. she said, yes. and i said, my concern as a mother is that my son perished thinking that he had not completed or fulfilled his mission. and i said, he would not want that. and she said, he com

the mother of sean smith shares her thoughts on the latest developmes lou: while president obama refers to ben gauzy as a phony scandal family members of the four americans killeds last september 11th on the terrorist attack continue to agonize over their losses still waiting for answers from this administration like the rest of us. my next guest is one of those family members joining us tonight is the mother of state department of information officer john smith. he was 34 when he lost his life last year on september 11th pat, good a view to be here. if we may ask him again of the heldhe state department, the latest part bond dash development are they helping you or embracing you or other family members of those americans and killed laster septber 11th? >> i don't know about any of the others. i have not been in touch with them them but the state department has the gall andt in touch with me at all even though they promised they g don't care about me. they just do not care about me at all and they make sure that i know best. lou: how do they make sure?ak >> whenever i questioned anythin

the mother of sean smith shares her thoughts on the shares her thoughts on the latest developments.op when we made our commitment to the gulf, bp had two big goals: help the gulf recover and learn from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i can tell you - safety is at the heart of everythinwe do. we've added cutting-edge technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-art monitoring center, whe experts watch over all drilling activity twenty-four-seven. and we're sharing what we've learned, so we can all produce energy more safely. our commitment has never been stronger. lou: while president obama refers to ben gauzy a a phony scanl family members of the four americans killeds last september 11th on the terrorist attack continue to agonize over their losses still waiting for answers from this administration like the rest of us. my next guest is one of those family members joining us tonight is the mother of state department of information officer john smith. he was 34 when he lost his life last year on september 11th pat, good a view to be here. if

ambassador chris stevens, sean smith, ty woods and glen dohrtey.an't take action to make us feel better? how about you make the families of the four masacres who paid the ultimate price feel better? how about you make members of the military who fear being left on the battlefield feel better? but the beat goes on. and this week we find out that muslim cleric an war al uh lock key was released in 2002 despite an active warrant for his arrest by the fbi. you know that crack agency, the one that missed the boston bombers? and thanks to the fbi then that lackey was able to be in contact with major nadal hassan. you know him, the one with jihad on his work card and committed come place violence who injured and killed while yelling uh caw bar? >> here is the challenge. at the time when higher education has never been more important, at a time when that has never been more important, college has never been more expensive. >> really? you are worried about college? you think college is more important than majors? what is important is americans to be able to

four americans died in the assault including our ambassador, chris stevens, sean smith and glen dohertys are sealed. we don't know what the charges are. that is how they wanted it. it's not clear if there have been any arrests. they don't want it clear. but they wanted them to act quickly and any delays could put americans at risk. which is what they always say. it reports that the investigation is ongoing and remains a top priority. mercedes is here. a lot of things in this. politics of all this makes my skin you will crawl but we need to find out what happened. >> absolutely. first of all, they are saying an investigation and sealed and other perpetrators but it's been 12 months. you would think with an isolated incident, photographs taken by the f.b.i.. we know how the feds work. they swarm on the scene. they have investigators and certainly have the budget. where the other perpetrators if they released the charges it's going compromise the investigation, it's hard to believe. looking where we are today we have one suspect they believe there at least two others. federal laws are in p

you talk to sean smith's mother, she says watch out. here she is, pat smith.see pictures on that tv of bloody fingerprints on the wall thinking, are those my son's? people of the united states, hillary doesn't give a damn about you! what can i do? what can i do on this? i'm just at a loss for words. i want to know what happened, why my son is dead, who ordered that, and i don't want it to happen again to other people. >> anna: these are real people with real lives who lost their lives and their family members are still surviving, having to deal with the aftermath and going to bed at night not knowing what happened. terrible. >> steve: it is. it's now 7:11 in new york city. 7-11, good place to get a job. come to think of it, why get a job, because in 35 states, you can actually make more money if you're on welfare because in addition to state welfare, there are also something like 126 different programs where you can get money. take a look. 35 states where you can make more money on welfare than working. take a look. if you are lucky enough to live in the state

ambassador chris stevens, sean smith, ty woods and glen doherty and you, quote, can't take action tos feel better? how about you make the families of the four massacred who paid the ultimate price feel better? how about you make members of the military to fear being left on the battlefield feel better. but the beat goes on. and this week we find out that muslim cleric was released in the airport despite a warrant for his arrest by the fbi. you know that agency, the one that missed the boston bombers. and he was able to be in contact with nidal hasan. you know him, who president obama thinks committed workplace violence when he killed 13 and injured 40. and here's the president yesterday. >> now, here's the challenge. at the time when higher education has never been more important, at a time when that's never been more important, college has never been more experience. >> really? you're worried about college? you think college is more important than jobs? what's important is americans being able to put food on their tables. the reason there are so many defaults on student loans, which

ambassador christopher stephens foreign service officer sean smith and two knave officers shields tyroneds and glen daugherty. major league baseball latest drug scandal could derail the career of one of the nation's biggest stars. alex rodriguez. a source telling the associated press, mlb officials are threatening to boot a rod for life. that is unless he agrees to accept a long suspension. fox news can not independently confirm that that -- can county no confirm 10 years, 257-million-dollar contract. all of this has to do with a florida clinic which allegedly banned enforcement drugs. trace gallagher has the story. what happens if they can't strike a deal with a rod? >> will, harris if the commissioner bud selig signs on it's likely major league baseball moves forward and try to ban a rod for life. a rod in return would likely appeal that decision, while he is appealing he has the right to rodriguez may have to come clean to that arbitrator. now the experts say arbitrator would probably suspend him for about both sides' best interest to not drag this thing out. fox sports ken rosenthal

it's a phony scandal, i wish that people like christie and the president would bring him out to sean smith so she doesn't have to go on television and publicly mourn him and ask the president what happened to letter lost son. we're talking about the irs, who admitted wrongdoing, we're talking to whistle blowers within the nsa, within the cia, i'm so tired of hearing this phrase. it's all deflexion, these are real scandals affecting real people and affecting the economy. >> let me go to the other issue that we have here. and that is -- it seems to me that al qaeda has america on the run right now. there are two issues that the president and vice president ran on. one was al qaeda is pretty much done, defeated. listen. >> most of all, al qaeda's top lieutenants have been defeated. >> i said i'd go after bin laden if we had a clear shot at them, and i did. the goal that i set to defeat al qaeda and deny it a chance to rebuild is now within our reach. >> thanks to air force personnel who did their part. osama bin laden is no longer a threat to our country. we put al qaeda on the path to defeat

that attack last september 11th killing ambassador chris stevens, information officer sean smith, andormer navy s.e.a.l. tyrone woods and glen dougherty. adam housley live in our west coast newsroom with more. adam, where are we in this investigation? >> reporter: well, the information we've received in the last week really reaffirms and also moves forward what they had heard, which is the u.s. had information on these suspects last november, was reiterated in january and put, quote, on a silver platter for u.s. leaders, and nothing was done. now what we have learned in the last week to advance that even more is that there was an action report actually given to the president back on august 7th, and at least one suspect in the benghazi attack. also, a number of things that have happened behind the scenes in the last few months. first of all, we've been told that at one point a special operator who had come into the area to take over the unit training libyans had some words with the interim ambassador basically saying i'll be letting these guys get away with murder and the person that r

state department officer sean smith and two navy seals tyrone woods and glen doherty. james rosen is live at the state department tonight. james? >> all four of these employees are career officials. the highest ranking was eric boswell the assistant secretary of state for diplomatic security or ds. he had resigned his post. scott was a senior ds official. charlene lamb was boswell's deputy and raymond maxwell worked in the nearest bureau. in january then secretary of state hillary clinton told the senate existing law prevented her from taking stronger action against the four. but her successor john kerry took a different view what the secretary and his team has been doing is doing more fact-finding going into what happened on the ground and also looking at the totality of these four employees' career at the state department. >> if it had been 12 months after boston and there had been no arrests. no one brought to justice, no understanding of what happened and why people would be justifiably understandably outraged. here we set a year after benghazi and no one has been

do a sideline -- we have some of the best and the best sports photographers with jim fornier and sean smithon, they've done some work already ith that, too. >> third down and 2. tyrod taylor will throw it. going for the end zone. caught. touchdown. aaron oullet puts the ball in the end zone and the hay in the barn. the ravens show up for the first time this season. >> torrey smith. to the 30, 20, torrey smith is going all the way! for a ravens touchdown. 77 yards. on the slant pattern from joe flacco. and stays in the gun. this time to his left. taylor wants to throw. fires. complete. shaw. in for the touchdown. just a little out pattern. tyrod taylor. and the former indiana hoosier is in the end zone. >> the punt return. sideline. mid field. 40-yard line. 30. 20. he's going all the way. will take it to the house. a 78-yard punt return. >> he can run. sometimes -- how fast he was. and obviously pretty good. >> ravens player introductions under way. we're minutes away from football. thank you to our executive producer for putting this show together. >> pick three numbers. first ball is a 5.

our ambassador, chris stevens, the state department officer sean smith and two former navy seals tyroneoods and glen dorty. doherty. >> shepard, the charges remain under seal in new york tonight. in may released three suspects wanted for questioning. it is not clear whether they are the ones charged. but reporters spoke to one of the suspects just days after the attack and more recently. justice department officials issued the following statement, quote: the department's investigation is ongoing. it has been and remains a top priority. we have no further comment at this time. the administration is under increasing pressure to show that it is acting against the benghazi perpetrators. fox news has spoken to multiple military sources who say that u.s. operators have been on the ground monitoring several suspected attackers in libya for more than 10 months. libyan sources tonight tell us there is a great deal of action, activity tonight in darna a town known as recruiting ground for al qaeda east of benghazi. it is not clear the nature of the activity there tonight but darna has long been k

ambassador chris stevens state department officer sean smith and two former navy seales tyrone woodsnn dorty. now the feds have filed the first criminal charges in that attack. they won't tell us what the charges are and not identifying the suspects. around here we have learned the name of one suspect. it turns out he talked to us not too long ago. steve centanni in d.c. steve? >> yeah, shep. a u.s. official confirmed these charges were filed without saying exactly what they are. officially, the justice department is only acing the investigation into that attack in benghazi is ongoing. and remains a top priority. now, we don't know if three individuals originally identified by the fbi are the ones now facing charges, but, according to one source, one of those charged is the head of a libyan michigan group -- militia group. he said he was present during the attack only directing traffic outside not directing the violence inside. he denied being a ringleader even though others have claimed he was. some in washington say filing these charges in this case is not enough. >> the real quest

month ago, pat smith, mother of sean smith killed in benghazi.s is what she told stuart varney on you're world. >> it is not phony or and my son is dead. i'm waiting for someone to get back to me to tell me what happened? why did hillary do what she did? why was there no security there when there was supposed to be and who was the general or whoever it was that called back the troops when they were going to help. bill: that's tough stuff. no arrests were made. no arrests have been made 10 months down the road. you mentioned the tv network, they can go there and find a suspect and sit down and talk to him for two hours? and the beginning the administration said it was the fault of a movie. that was the story they put out initially. >> yeah, i mean that's, the making of a scandal. there are a lot of elements of this that we do not know still despite the fact that there have been a lot of hearings. the white house and the administration says that they have answered a lot of questions and they're ready to move on. the problem is the investigation is

martha: you know, tell that to the mother of sean smith. tell that to the family members tyrone woods and glen doherty and chris stevens who still no doubt want answers to what happened. it raises questions about politics as well, byron. there is no doubt in my mind when we get into the heat of the political season, republicans and folks on the other side of the aisle from hillary clinton will pull the sound bite of her at that the hearing what difference does it make why it happened at this point, what difference does it make? it almost feel as though the link of evidence there, john kerry says i came into office. i performed my own exhaustive review what happened. these people did nothing wrong. done, over, tie a bow on it, this thing is finished. >> republicans will want to ask secretary kerry, what did you find out in your review that this high level administrative review board missed in their review? does that tell us we don't have the whole story? remember one thing, kind of sounds like a broken record, we still have not heard publicl

president -- i am not aware if you guys know this but the president did not invite the mother, sean smith'smother to receive his medal because she spoke out against him and they are telling her she is not immediate family. how dare him. that is the most terrible thing i have ever heard of any president. he is the worlds worst. thank you for the call. >> host: thanks for the comment. >> host: >> guest: i'm sorry but i can't answer that. >> host: soft targets versus hard targets, what's the difference? >> guest: if you think about the analogy would be imagine and embassy which is extremely well guarded typically versus a consulate which is usually smaller and in a more remote part of the country or to put it more in a domestic context imagine a police station or a military base versus a school or a hospital. those facilities all have different gradations of security and part of the problem when we put facilities abroad again no matter how fortified they are there is an an asymmetriasymmetri c threat where the host government ultimately has to be responsible for protecting those installations.

pat smith is the mother of slain officer sean smith.nd nobody at the department of state where there were calls for more security there, nobody held responsible. your feeling? >> my feeling on this? it's hillary, it's her department. she should have been on top of it. if she wasn't, why not? >> steve: when she was testifying -- back in december, these images are from january where she said, what difference does it make. in december, they did suspend these four mid-level people. do you feel that they were simply scapegoats, because they had to blame somebody? >> i don't know what they're reasons were. all i do know is that hillary was responsible, it was her department. and if it wasn't her, then it was obama who left on vacation as soon as it happened. >> steve: you got to remember, it was the run up to the election and the president of the united states, you know, he had been telling people that we have al-qaeda on the run and terrorism, don't really worry about it and boom, this goes on over there and they knew right at the get-go tha

commitment to enhancing embassyy security as evidenced by your recently introduced chris stevens, sean smith, bill b and ecurity and personal security of 2013. it has been a concern since inception of embassy security almost 100 years ago. to counter these global threats come in, the office of the chief special agent was formed in 1916. it was not, however until 1985 at the same time is preparing for service to the u.s. government and the mission and vision was part of the team that i particularly wanted to join. in 1987, i became a special agent and since then i have devoted my 26 year career to fulfilling the mission to provide a safe and secure environment for the conduct of foreign policy. i have manage security programs is a regional security officer in iraq and pakistan and jerusalem and philippines and indonesia. to demonstrate the depth of my experience and not of special agent come i would like to highlight a few of my accomplishments. i have dealt daily with possible terrorist acts that have impacted the lives of americans to include the kidnapping of americans in the philippines a

the president i am not aware if you know this, but the president did not invite the mother, sean that smith's mother to receive his medal because she spoke out against him. they are telling her she is not immediate family. how dare him? that is the most terrible thing i have ever heard of any president. he is the world's worst. think you. guest: i am not aware of that. i am sorry i cannot speak to that. soft targets versus hard targets, what is the difference? guest: the analogy would be a match in an embassy that is extremely well-guarded typically verses of conflict, which is usually smaller and in a more pro -- remote part of the country. imagine a police station or military base verses a school or hospital. those facilities all have a great facility. part of the problem when we put facilities abroad, no matter how fortified they are, there is an asymmetric red for the host government ultimately has to be responsible for protecting those installations. as we saw and the hostage crisis in the 1970's, no matter how many marines you have guarding an embassy, at some point they will be overwhe

nations, john bold en, and judic miller, also,hite house calls benghazi a phony scandal, pat smith lost her son sean to terrorists that day, she says there is nothing phones out that ca -- phony about that. "new york times" reported nsa is snooping on a broader ran of americans who communicate with people overseas. this issthe director of nsa, reveals new steps to prevent another snowden from accessing america' top-secret, fox news chief white house correspondent ed henry with the report. >> reporter: general keith alexander, revealed a new step to crackdown, prevent computer administrator from leaking classified duments, revealing he slashing by 90% the nearly 1,000 systems administrators either employed by his agency or like snowden hired as contractors. >> what we're in the process of doing, not fastenough, reducing system by 9% for first -- 90% to make our networks more secure. >> reporter: nsa officl told fo the agency had been planning the cuts before t leaks but is now accelerating them to reduce number of outside people with access to sensitive information. nsa officls saying that move will

children, and how the president -- i am not aware if you know this, but the president did not sean that mother, smith'sother to receive his medal because she spoke out against him. they are telling her she is not immediate family. how dare him? that is the most terrible thing i have ever heard of any president. he is the world's worst. think you. not aware of that. i am sorry i cannot speak to that. soft targets versus hard targets, what is the difference? be a: the analogy would match in an embassy that is extremely well-guarded typically verses of conflict, which is usually smaller and in a more pro -- remote part of the country. imagine a police station or military base verses a school or hospital. all have aities great facility. part of the problem when we put facilities abroad, no matter how fortified they are, there is an asymmetric red for the host government ultimately has to be responsible for protecting those installations. crisisaw and the hostage in the 1970's, no matter how many marines you have guarding an embassy, at some point they will be overwhelmed by the external forces. that is why

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sean is definitely staying with with the network. that means they're moving him. ok? one other part of the musical chairs, seth smithroger ails was saying with shep, you know, we want to do a different news program with him. he's a liberal, right? kind of. he's as liberal as it gets on fox news. it's possible they move him down and shuffle everyone around. noah, you're the conservative, i don't know if you watch fox news. >> i have multiple t.v.'s in the office. i watch them all. cenk: what's your take away and does it mean anything about sean hannity if he's moved out of a prime time slot. >> i have to give credit to my colleague who was speculating and saw something like this happening, which nobody else really so you. sean's numbers have been good and greta's numbers have been ok, getting better, but yeah, they're going to move kelly into 9:00 p.m. that is all speculation, fox news runs a really tight ship. i don't know anything beyond speculation, but 7:00 p.m. is a prime time hour. you can give 7:00 p.m. to prime time hosts and keep your lineup safe and move shep down into the afternoons, if you wanted to do th