if they would have followed that procedure, maybe ambassador stevens and sean smith and ty woods and glen dorty would be alived to. >> turi shared e-mails from 2011. indicates military contacts both inside and outside of government encouraged him to explore arguments for arming the opposition. >> i kept getting information from my associates with members of congress saying there's still interest, keep going. >> we asked fox news senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano to review some of the e-mail traffic between turi and members of congress. >> well unless mr. turi concocted these e-mails, which would be nearly impossible he has presented sound documentary ir rerefutable evidence to show that this was a covert operation, a grand conspiracy if you will. one thinks and one wonders when one sees the constellation of political superstars who signed off on this and you get back to the e-mails that members of congress absolutely knew about it. >> turi's initial application to sell weapons directly to the libyan opposition was denied. >> it made perfect and very clear sense because

four americans were killed in that attack including our ambassador and sean stephens. smith'sclose in on escaped killers in upstate new york. the ubdhusband of the prison worker that escape hhelped them escape breaks his silence. >> she said i've got something else to tell you. i said what's that? she said the plan was to kill you. i said what? >> can't make that up. lyle mitchell works in that prison. he says his wife wouldn't have actually killed him or if he'll stand beside her has not been decided. more about the cabin police found dna found on food and underwear. the hunting shack is owned by a group of corrections officers. >>> extreme weather to bring you how. brand new video from illinois showing the destruction of one tornado. more than 13 tornados reported overnight. we're told one person was seriously injured by that storm. see dozens of homes have been decimated. tens of thousands are without power this morning. prayers go out to those families. >>> soon facebook will be able to recognize you without seeing your face. the face technology could soon be updated to ed

. >> sean i lived on smith street when i was doing an internship at the nbc affiliate, i'm originally from columbia which is two hours away and that's where the suspect is from. the law enforcement sources said they went in and searched his father's house, then they went to his mom's house. they did find skin head paraphernalia and anti-african-american videos. they did talk to his roommate who said he'd been planning this for about six month. >> what a said story. thank you so much and all our best to the community out there. we go back to geraldo rivera on the ground tonight for us. i look at the life of this pastor and this senator. he began preaching at the age of 13. he was a pastor at the age of 18. graduated from allen university in '95, studied at princeton, the university of south carolina lutheran theological southern seminary. he became the youngest african-american elected to the legislature when he was just 23 years old in 1996 got in the state senate in 2000. he was named as one of the african-american community's 30 leaders of the future by "ebony" magazine in 1999. he

. >> sean, i lived on smith street which is just a few blocks over when i was doing an internship at affiliate here after college, living with my sister on smith street. i'm originally from columbia which is two hours away. and that is where the suspect was from. and my source my law enforcement sources in columbia i've been talking to them all day, they have said they went in and they searched his father's house. they didn't see any suspicious. then they went to his mom's house. they did find skin head paraphernalia and anti-african-american videos. it leads them to believe obviously that was evidence at the time of hate crime. and as you were speaking earlier, did talk to his roommate who said he had been planning this for about six months. back to you, sean. >> what a sad story. ainsley, thanks so much and all our best to the community out there. we go back to fox news senior correspondent geraldo rivera who is on the ground for us tonight. i look at the life of this pastor and this senator. he began preaching at the age of 13. he was a pastor at the age of 18. graduated from alle

. >> chairman smith and distinguished members of the sub-committee, thank you for the chance to discuss international child abduction and to review the implementation of the sean and david goldman child abduction and prevention and return act and the department of states first annual report under this new law. the department values your continuing interest and support of our efforts to prevent international parental child abduction. to facilitate the return of children to their homes and to strengthen and expand the hague abduction convention to include more partner countries. our mission is to assist children and families involved in international pa rental child abduction and to prevent its occurrence. in my career i've worked with many families affected by child abduction and seen firsthand the pain it causes. this new law already is encouraging more countries to consider being -- becoming party to the hague convention or to improve performance under the convention if they are already a party. the u.s. interagency working group, for example on prevention mandated by the law has already met twice hosted by special adviser for children's issues am barbassador

. >> chairman smith and members of the subcommittee, thank you for this opportunity to discuss international child abduction and review implementation of the sean goldman act. including the department of state first annual port under this new law. law. the department values your continuing interest in support of our efforts to prevent international parental child abduction. we want to facilitate the return of children to their homes and strengthen the convention to include more partner countries. our mission is to assist children in families involved in international parental child induction : >> your continuing support. our work and our ports you. thank. thank you command i look forward to your questions later's. >> distinguished members of the subcommittee, thank you. sorry. chairman, listing with members of the subcommittee thank you for the opportunity to appear before the subcommittee regarding our work in the office of children's issues to present and resolve international criminal child abductions and to implement the 1980 hague convention of the civil aspect international child abduction, international child action remedies act lashawn

smith. i think as you've stated and i've reiterated several times in my testimony, i saw the sean and david goldman act as a tool of recovery and also of prevention and some of the promising differences i've seen since the time it has been enacted are slow steps toward improving our nation's response to preventing an abduction occurring in the first place. i've indicated that the information the national center submitted in our written statement regarding the active cases to japan where 50 out of 54 active cases have been ongoing for longer than a year. 20 out of 22 active cases to brazil have been going on longer nan a year. 51 out of 53 to india have been going on longer than a year and all six cases in the country of tunisia have been active for longer than one year. that is not comforting information. we're happy and pleased with the opportunity to present that kind of information and to give that picture to other patients and to the committee to try to get a perspective on whether or not the countries are complying. but that remains a depressing picture and that remains a depressing pi

smith. i think as you've stated and i've reiterated several times in my testimony, i saw the sean and david goldman act as a tool of recovery and also of prevention and some of the promising differences i've seen since the time it has been enacted are slow steps toward improving our nation's response to preventing an abduction occurring in the first place. i've indicated that the information the national center submitted in our written statement regarding the active cases to japan where 50 out of 54 active cases have been ongoing for longer than a year. 20 out of 22 active cases to brazil have been going on longer than a year. 51 out of 53 to india have been going on longer than a year and all six of the cases we're currently working on in the country of tunisia have been active for longer than one year. that is not comforting information. we're happy and pleased with the opportunity to present that kind of information and to give that perspective and picture to other parents and to the committee to try to get a perspective on whether or not the countries are complying. but that remains a d

. >> chairman smith and distinguished members of the sub-committee, thank you for the chance to discuss international child abduction and the sean and david goldman child abduction and prevention and return act and the department of states first annual report under this new law. the department values your continuing interest and support of our efforts to prevent international parental child abduction. to facilitate the return of children to their homes and to strengthen and expand the hague abduction convention to include more partner countries. our mission is to assist children and families involved in internet parental child abduction and to prevent its occurrence. in my career i've worked with many families affected by child abduction and seen firsthand the pain it causes. this new law already is encouraging more countries to consider being -- becoming party to the hague convention or to improve performance under the convention if they are already a party. the u.s. interagency working group on prevention mandated by the law has already met twice hosted by special adviser for children's issues ambassador susan jacobs and alrea