after ambassador stevens was murdered, mr.the acting chief, or as they say, he was, in fact, the highest ranking officer, if you will, america's representative in libya. mr. eric nordstrom is a former regional security officer in libya. and perhaps, the foremost in the most knowledgeable person about security requests that were made and denied to the u.s. diplomatic mission in libya and also in benghazi, ultimately in benghazi. mr. cummings, we will have, from time to time, our disagreement. but i know that for all the members of this committee, we understand that these disagreements must be kept on the side of the desk. the brave witnesses deserve this committee was called to testify. the brave whistleblowers are what make this committee and their work so important. we are the ones that lead underneath this president. the public has a right to their accounts. we must respect whistleblowers and work on a bipartisan basis to protect them. with that, i recognize the ranking member for his opening statement. mr. chairman, i want

and here he comes, steven harris. they arrest steven harris as they are taking him to the police car, i approach him. i ask him if he wants to talk. >> i am chris hansen. >> once he figures out who it is he wants to tell the story. >> we are doing the story on pimps in las vegas. >> co-incidence. >> lucky for me. >> you ever see our show to catch a predator. >> what is she? 17 or something? >> no. >> good. >> but the word on the street, steven, is that you're a pimp. >> no. >> she just made this up? >> she made a lot of stuff up. >> what about at the restaurant that time -- >> was you all following us around at the restaurant -- >> okay, go ahead. you tell her to go up to a group of men. >> no. that never happened. >> so she is making this up. >> i told her to -- >> you said go up to that group of men and see what you can figure out. >> if i was a so-called pimp, i would never let someone of my girls go solicit somebody while they are with me. come on, get real. why would i do that? that is just dumb. if i was a pimp

steven steinard eventually got married and had two kids. last spring his story became a tv mini series life which had been so horrible with him was finally getting better until yesterday. the highway patrol says that's when steinard crashed into this plymouth. >> apparently steinard had no chance other than to put on the >> reporter: officers are looking for barr era they say fled the scene. steinard was not wearing a helmet. a young boy like steven steinard would have to survive all that he did only to have his life end like this. >> seems like there's no justice in the world for someone to have lived through that and then fall down on a motorcycle. >> he didn't have a life and then died at such a young age. it just didn't seem to be too lucky. >> neighbors in this apartment complex where steinard had been living said he didn't talk much about his past and that he used to spend a lot of time with his children. >> when we come back, how an alert citizen led to the discovery of a kidnapped little girl held captive in a church crawl space. [

it's stevens' third win at the preakness stakes. >> gary stevens did. >> i'm not going to lie to you.win a classic at 50 years old rs retirement, it doesn't get any better than this. it is super sweet and it happened for the right guy. all of the stars were aligned and i couldn't be more pleased winning this thing. it's even more special winning it for wayne lucas and his team. >>> the last time gary stevens won the preakness was in 2001. that same year he won the belmont stakes. the belmont stakes will take place in june on june 8th. >>> over in boxing now, d.c. native lamont peterson was fighting for pride tonight. no belts on the line in atlantic city. peterson took on lucas. it was a big payday and potential meeting with garcia for the winner of the fight. this one was scheduled to go 12 rounds but only made it to the third. very heavy handed gets a good shot on peterson. he goes down. peterson did get up and continue to fight, but a few seconds later, peterson is back on the mat. he has won his last six fights by way of knockout. >>> let's talk a little baseball. the nationals ar

steven, thank you. >> thanks, bill. bill: from washington, steven hayes. fox news alert for you now, we want to show you the front of the possible reunion scene here. this is amanda berry's sister's home in the cleveland area. amanda berry one of the three women who was held against their will for the past ten years, and as you can see all the balloons, you can see teddy bears. we believe that amanda berry is headed here to her sister's home. we'll keep an eye on it. back in a minute . >> announcer: you never know when, but thieves can steal your identity and turn your life upside down. >> hi. >> hi. you know, i can save you 15% today if you open up a charge card account with us. >> you just read my mind. >> announcer: just one little piece of information and they can open bogus accounts, stealing your credit, your money and ruining your reputation. that's why you need lifelock to relentlessly protect what matters most... [beeping...] helping stop crooks before your identity is attacked. and now you can have the most comprehensive identity theft protection

he was, like, steven, get in the chair. >> the marlin is snagged, and steven settles in for a long fightppears briefly and dives deep, trying to shake the line. >> the big black marlin. >> the scaly giant jumps a second time, and the crew gets a closer look. the boat's longtime captain estimates the fish is more than 600 pounds. >> now the fish actually came straight out of the water with its bill, and then it started to jump, and as it was jumping it was twisting. >> tension is high. allison keeps filming the scene unaware of the danger. >> did you get a picture of it, dad? >> yeah. >> i felt safe because i was about five feet away from the edge of the boat anyway. >> the monstrous marlin makes a horrifying leap. >> i was just going to get in the way. the last second it just lost its momentum, actually the last few tenths of a second, and the edge of its body hit the edge of the boat and it turned its bill towards steven. >> i see the bill breach the water and then the rest of the fish starts coming up. and i'm just reeling. it keeps coming and keeps coming. i just froze. i thought it's

gary stevens said he knew by the far turn that it was all but over. >> gary stevens to win enough setr it's my lucky day. >> oxbow never challenged. terri stevens redefining the term comeback in the process. to win a classic at 50 years old after seven years retirement, it does not get better than this. this is super super sweet and it happened for the right guy. all the stars were aligned. i could not be more pleased winning this thing. it is even more special winning it for wayne lukas and his team. third best ever finish for a female jockey in this race and orb, a disappointing fourth-place. the orioles recent stretch of play has fallen well below expectations. the fact that expectations that sort is a credit to them. thanks to a lonely lead, they on a season-high four-game skid. call the for his inaugural baltimore, a nice beginning. facing been in the first. struck out five on a day in five innings. a nice big fat lead. a two-one homer. chris davis, ridiculous. top of the league in the american, nothing after one. jim johnson, closing a 6-4 lead. with a rather rude awakening. 35

>> that is what steven miller wasn't that underage names.planted this question to get this out instead of informing congress. we've had two heads roll steven miller being one of them. that is what the white house needs to do. they need to shakeup the irs and take control of the situation. can you imagine if this had come out right before the election. possibly could have really done the whole thing. >> jamie: i think about what if it hadn't come out, even now? this practice could continue? >> that's right. >> jamie: how far does the chain of command does it go up? >> it could just be contained to the irs. the only reason it came out was because the inspector general was looking into it and irs decided why don't we get this out and planted that question about a week ago. as far as how far it goes up, it remains to be seen. it is telling the irs in the response to the i.g. said they gotten pressures from members of congress to look into tea party groups. that will be explored by the senate finance committee and house ways and means committee.

it was a tough day to be steven miller, the ousted chief of the irs, the acting chief of the irs.he was ousted earlier in the week by the obama administration, but he was the guy in the hot seat today, testifying. mostly republicans asking very tough questions. democrats also weighing in with some skepticism, some outrage of their own. but take a look at some of these moments that steven miller had today. >> so that was a lot of questions, sir. >> it's one. how can we conclude that you did not mislead this committee? >> i did not mislead this committee. >> you're law enforcement, for crying out loud. i was a cop morefor 33 years. now, you raised your right hand today. did this committee have the right to know what you knew? yes or no? >> i answered all questions truthfully. i also will tell you that it was -- >> let me ask -- i'm going to -- i'm going to go to mr. george, because my time is -- you're not going to cooperate with me, mr. miller, and you've been

i want to bring in terry savage, steven moore and naomi prin. steve sen a senior economic writer and conservative commentator and noem i a senior fellow at demos is. she is also the author of it takes a pillage, an epic tale of power, deceit and untold trillions. terri, let me start with you, the stock market is disconnected, the s&p 500 up 120% since the lows of 2009 and a new forecast guidance this week says it is not done yet. they say the s&p could go to 1900 by the end of the year. it would be a gain of around 17%. half of americans aren't invested. they're missing out. what needs to change for more americans to get in? >> well, you know, let's not blame the stock market or complain about it. it certainly feels a lot better than in march of 2009 when the dow was 6700. the real thing is the fed is extraordinarily successful at creating a lot of money. it helps the government refinance its deficit at low interest rates and since interest on the national debt, the third largest category of spending after defense and social spending, the govern

. >> at any time a type 48 license from 1480 alabama street to steven and gym for playland llc. >> thank you if we can begin begin by calling the applicants. >> good afternoon and welcome to the n ss committee meeting. >> hi steven and harry. and jim is he up here in. >> okay. if i can speak into the microphone. so if you can tell us a little bit about the application and the kind of outreach you have done to the community as well as the license application in supervisor cowen's district. what are you trying to do in. purchase the property at the 24th street a little bit over a year ago it had an existing liquor license there and bar business since almost 80 years. we purchased the building it lesee was up and she wasn't going to stay in the business. we with wanted to purchase her license directly but she wanted double so we reached out to jim and he found us a license electro transfer in. so as we're owners of that building our plan it to completely rehab that entire building started down from the basement below we we have the commercial space of the existing bar. we reached out to the

. >> when ambassador stevens talked to you perhaps minutes before he died, as a dying declaration, what precisely did he say to you? >> he said, "greg, we're under attack." >> did he mention one word about a protest or a demonstration? >> no, sir, he did not. >> so fast forward, mr. hicks, to the sunday talk shows and ambassador susan rice. she blamed this attack on a video. in fact, she did it five different times. what was your reaction to that? >> i was stunned. my jaw dropped. and i was embarrassed. >> joining the panel this week, "wall street journal" columnist and deputy editor dan hanniger, foreign affairs columnist bret stevens, and political diary editor jason riley. dan, what's the single most important takeaway you had from this hearing? >> i guess, paul, it is that there is such a vast distance between what gregory hicks described as happening that night and what the administration described for a week. what gregory hicks described was an intense fightfight in benghazi lasting all night involving heavy weaponry. that's september 11. on september 13, jay carney attributes it

ambassadors eugene krets and chris stevens. i want to thank the opportunity again to have the ability to appear and provide support to the tragic events of september 11, 2012. and also thank the committee for your continued efforts in investigating all the details and all the decisions related to the attack on our diplomatic facility. specifically, the committee's labors to uncover what happened prior, during and after the attack matter. it matters to me personally. and it matters to my colleagu colleagues -- to my colleagues at department of state. it matters to the american public for whom we serve. and most importantly -- excuse me. it matters to the friends and family of ambassador stevens, sean smith, glenn doherty and tyrone woods, who were murdered on september 11, 2012. in addition to my testimony before this committee in october 2012, i also met with the fbi, senate homeland security and governmental affairs committee. the department's accountability review board and i've discussed my experience in libya with all of th

stevens told ham it did not, the officials said. weeks later ham, again, offered additional military assets and stevens, again, said no." what a story you've got there, jonathan. because that is, to me, the meat and potatoes. the heart and soul of this question. did somebody do something wrong deliberately or not that may have caused the life of a guy everybody liked and his colleagues? your thoughts now given this new information that chris stevens, the ambassador, himself, said i don't want any more military personnel at this point. >> this is a really interesting story. we don't know why ambassador stevens turned it down. it may very well be he wasn't authorized to be able to accept this offer from general ham, that this had to actually go through the bureaucracy and the other thing being that military personnel who are used to protect embassies are not used to protect the personnel of the embassy, the ambassador. they're there to protect classified documents and classified -- other classified materials. the state department prov

steven caponi spent nine months in confinement.neral population and he's found that old habits die hard. >> the hustle never sleeps. the person i'm hustling right now has no idea what i'm about. >> not only is he hustling again, but he's raised the stakes. >> we're working on getting bonded out right now. the bond right now is $18,000. i need $1,800 to get out. so i'm not hustling for nickels and dimes anymore, you know? i don't want the canteen anymore. now i'm hustling to get bonded out and it looks like it might come together. >> but this deputy has caponi on his radar. >> i notice he seems to be a social bug. he's always trying to involve himself in everything that goes on in the pod. usually the guys that are running hustles are the ones that are circulating the pod like that. >> this is my little clique do radar. >> i notice he seems to be a social bug. he's always trying to involve himself in everything that goes on in the pod. usually the guys that are running hustles and running games are the ones that are circulating the

steven hawking well known physicist decided to join academic boycott of israel this week.en hawking that had no calms visiting iran and china despite their well known human rights abuses. we admire for thinks theory about black holes, i'm afraid he has gone a black hole all his own. >> this week the dow jones hit 15,000 for the first time ever. paul, that is great news for investors. it's also a real tribute to the men and women who run american companies, large and small. during the recession, american businesses became lean, mean fighting machines. they cut their we've. wouldn't it be a wonderful thing paul, if american government could become one-half as efficient as american businesses are. >> paul: i sure hope it lasts. [ laughter ] >> if you have your own hit or miss, send it to us at foxnews.com and be sure and follow us on twitter. that is it for this week's show. thanks to my panel. especially to all of you for watching. jeronfnc. thanks to panel. hope to see you right here next week. >>> big stories getting coverage this week -- in cleveland, three young women ki

chris stevens knew the risk he was taking when he put himself in that situation the state department. let him make his own decisions about where he went and how much security he took with them because they trusted him as the indus country expert. he made a bad choice a bad decision but to turn that into a a major political scandal i think is vastly exaggerating the importance of what happened there when mcgovern what do you think was actually happening there why did this story change with the cia doing something there. no they don't want to talk about they don't want to talk about you know. well i'm free to talk about things because all i know comes out of the in the public media but we do have people like david brooks saying david brooks the conservative commentator in the new york times saying that this was a cia installation a cia operation we have a look of a source very close to david petraeus at that point he was head of the cia and she says her name was broadwell or something like that she said publicly in denver that the cia was trying to interrogate people at a see the instal

ambassador including chris stevens. i want to thank the committee again for the opportunity to appear to provide further testimony in support of your inquiry into the tragic events of september 11th, 2012. i would like to think the committee for your continued efforts in investigating all the details and all the decisions related to the attack of our diplomatic facility, specifically the labors to uncover what happened prior, during, and after the attack matters. it matters to me personally. it matters to my colleagues. my colleagues at the department of state. it matters to the american public, for whom we serve. most importantly, -- excuse me. it matters to the friends and family of ambassador stevens, sean smith, glenn dougherty, and tyrone woods who remembered -- murdered on september 11th, 2012. in addition to my testimony, and also met with the fbi, homeland security, and governmental affairs. i have discussed my experiences in libya with all of them. i'm proud of the work my team accomplished under extraordinaril

steven, yesterday coming off the worst day for the dow in four weeks. the market seems to be spooked order transfixed on every move that happens in the bond market which we're going to talk about at some length going forward. what do you do here? >> i love the market. sure, next week, we could see an employment number that could cause it to go down if it's a very strong number. i think we're actually on the cusp of one of the strongest bull markets we've ever seen. because everybody in the world, i'm talking about central bankers, is trying to make it go higher. so when you hit new levels as we've hit recently, sure there's some nervousness, some trepidation. to me the money's still going to be pouring into the equity market period. >> today's action is really constructive. foot withstand wag we saw in japan overnight. what you basically had was a revision lower in first quarter gdp. not a big deal. you had a miss in jobless claims. not a big deal. most importantly, what's happened in the bond market, what's happened in things like utilities, has not in

if you're in stevens city or boyce, virginia, take cover. let's start with where the watches are now. we'll kind of zoom in. we have just warnings in effect, severe thunderstorm warning back out into the romney area, but the red is the tornado warning around the winchester area and around clark county till 5:30. doppler indicated but still please take it seriously. at very least we're talking about winds 50, 60 miles per hour and hail possibly the size of ping pong balls. i don't see it at the moment on the radar, but we did see it earlier this afternoon. we had reports of quarter size hail and the potential for ping pong ball size hail right in this little corridor, northern shenandoah county and clark county out toward frederick county in virginia. we'll zoom in. let's go right into the winchester area. we still see a lot of lightning with this. that's as dangerous as anything else. if you hear thunder, you can be struck by lightning, so get the kids inside. this is the latest image. we don't see any magenta, so that's good. we don't see a

he told me that ambassador stevens had passed away. >> reporter: today emotions were still raw. >> it matters to the american public for whom we serve and most importantly -- excuse me. it matters to the friends and family of -- ambassador stevens, sean smith, glen doherty and tyrone woods who were murdered on september 11, 2012. >> reporter: after hearings last fall and winter a damning report by an independent review board hillary clinton took the blame in january. >> i take responsibility. >> reporter: today house republicans said clinton and the review board didn't go far enough with that admission. >> i find it stunning that four and a half months after the attack secretary clinton still has the gall to say it wasn't us. >> reporter: as the attack raged on and a second assault on a cia outpost hicks testified he and a defense attache tried to send four more special forces to benghazi and pleaded for air support, but the pentagon told them to stand down. >> i will quote lieutenant colonel gibson. he said it was the first time in my career that a diplomat has more [ bleep ] than so

stevens. it was also about what we were going to do with our personnel in thing ghazi. i told her we would need to evacuate -- our personnel and benghazi. i told her we would need to evacuate. she said that was the right thing to do. at about 3:00 a.m., i received a call from the prime minister of libya. i think it was the saddest phone call i've ever had in my life. he told me that ambassador stevens had passed away. i immediately called washington afterwards. and began accelerating our efforts to withdraw from the compound and moved to the annex. our team responded with amazing discipline and courage in tripoli organizing withdrawal. i have vivid memories of that. i think the most telling was of our communications staff dismantling our communications equipment to take with us to the annex and destroy in classified communications capability. our office manager, amber pickens, was everywhere that night throwing herself into some task that had to be done. first she was taking a log of what we w

maria de los angeles/ sufre de el sindrome stevens-johnson "yo no estaba asi.ero ahorita de repente que como una ola de resequedad. no se sabe como adquirio el sindrome elmer carreno/doctor "es una reaccion generalmente a una enfermedad grave puede ser como el.... problemas inmunologicos puede ser una cosa tan simple como un antibiotico. su madre a organizado una rifa comunitaria para conseguir los fondos para que el sindrome se detenga y no deje a su hija ciega. ella no cuenta con un seguro medico. liliana quintania/madre de maria de los angeles "yo le quiero pedir a la gente a la comunidad que me esta escuchando a que por favor me ayude a sacar adelante este evento para que de esa manera yo pueda operar a mi hija urgentemente. ella necesita dos cirujias" claudia uceda/washington dc maria de los angeles se encuentra en el pais gracias a una visa de turista, su familia tiene que recaudar mas de 24 mil dolares, cada operacion cuesta 12 mil. en washington claudia uceda univision pero no cuenta con seguro medico y deben de recaudar por lo menos..... ..increible hi

it didn't cause chris stevens to be killed. it didn't really cause any damage except to mitt romney. and how is that going to offend the public? >> i don't think it has offended the public. i think -- >> it's a charge. >> it's riled up a small part of the republican base. you can't go to a republican town hall meeting these days without people shouting benghazi, benghazi. >> they know what it means, these people yelling it. >> they know what it means. i think it's failed to catch fire in mainstream middle of the road voters. >> if it was a spin orchestrated by somebody at state, if somebody at state says let's not call it terrorism because that might be sting we're not supposed to say right now two weeks before the election because we killed al qaeda. if that happened, worst case scenario, what's the big damage there to anybody? >> i think what republicans would allege is that obama illegitimately won the election because he covered up -- >> because he spread the word throughout his bureaucracy, never say the word terrorism. >>

even stevens asked for security. there was no security sent. in fact, they he even took away security that was there. i want to know why. >> geraldo: when did you last speak with sean smith your son? >> on the day that he died. you --ldo: and could cow >> that is when called me to say he saw them taking pictures. >> geraldo: what else besides the fact that he saw people outside the come punt walls taking pictures? >> he didn't say much else because he couldn't tell me very much. >> geraldo: did he tell you he was frightened and feel the people were suspicious? did he feel he was in hostile territory? yes. >> knew that in advance. he knew that before he went there. that was the kind of job it was and he was very, very proud of his job and doing a good job at it. it was well beyond the pale of what he was expecting -- he expected to be protected. he was not. >> geraldo: is one of the most frustrating things in this case that it has been so long and no suspects have been killed or captured? >> he don't know anything about suspects. all i know is t

ambassador, chris stevens, and three other americans. sharyl attkisson covered hick's testimony for us. >> reporter: greg hicks was the number two in libya to ambassador chris stevens when terrorists attacked the u.s. compound in benghazi. libya's prime minister called him after stevens had been missing for several hours. >> i think it's the saddest phone call i've ever had in my life. he told me that ambassador stevens had passed away. >> reporter: hicks questioned why the military didn't at least send a plane to buzz the mob and try to scare them off. the pentagon had said the closest jets were in aviano, italy, and would have taken up to 20 hours to get there. elijah cummings is the lead democrat on the oversight committee. >> the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff said they simply could not get there quickly. sir, do you have any reason to question general dempsey's testimony before the senate? >> again, i was speaking from my perspective. >> i understand. >> on the ground in tripoli based on what the defense attache told me and h

la mujer fue identificada como carmelita stevens de 42 años.n el sospechoso. las autoridades de bienestar infantil acudieron a la casa a verificar si todo estaba bien con los hijos de steven. la escuela de ambas denuncio ex hace 9 días que no iban a clases. >>> el jefe de la policía de trenton, ralph rivera, cuando los uniformados fueron a la casa el viernes y nadie respondió, temieron por la seguridad de los niños irrumpieron en la vivienda por una puerta trasera. rivera dijo que inmediatamente los agentes perece subieron un olor similar a un cuerpo en descomposición. murphy habló del segundo piso y dijo que tenía a los 3 niños como rehenes y habían 2 cadáveres en la casa. rescataron al niño autista de steven de 19 años que estaba en el sótano de la casa. >>> >>> murphy... rivera dijo que reveló a los policías que estaba armado con una pistola y explosivos. en ese momento comenzaron las negociaciones.37 horas después y luego que murphy amenazó con que haría daño a las niños, decidieron atacar. >>> tras eliminar de un disparo a murphy. rescatar

christopher stevens was among those killed. some members of congress has accused the white house for intentionally changing how it was covered by blaming them about an anti-muslim video rather than an intentional attack. they revealed the talking point from the cia which was produced at 2:27 p.m. three days after the attack. it says the attack may have been spontaneously inspired by the u.s. embassy in cairo and evolved into a direct assault on the u.s. consulate and that quote, we do know that islamic he can supreme mists -- extremists anticipated in the attack. at least five others involving benghazi, and that quote, we cannot rule out that individuals previously surveyed the individuals and the final version of the talking points, after numerous revisions produced on september 15thth, removed all references to extremists or al qaeda or premeditated... >> benghazi was the result of a respond stain house in -- spontaneous addition five-days following -- five days following the attack. it was then done by the then cia director

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lou: the a-team is with us now, monica crowley, jud jude judith, frid barnes, you, steven hayes, younary jobs steven has been brilliant on his reports on benghazi and will stop wall and how it is -- stonewall, and how it is unalso unravelling. >> it has been forced on mainstream media, which has played the story, not at all, which is what obama administration wanted, remember it came up, in settlement, while campaign of still on and white house was terrified about it, we find out now what they did to play it down so the president would not be blame for claims thattal guide was dead and so. to see the mainstream media pick up the story because of steve's reporting, it is long overdue. lou: your thoughts ? >> i just think it is amazing jay carney went out there, and said, you know, benghazi was such a long time ago. why was it such a long time ago? perhaps obama administration delayed, and delayed answering questions then had a blue ribbon panel they did everything they could to make it go away. lou: none of us know what the impact will be of hearings and testimony of whistle-blowers w

outgoing irs acting commissioner steven miller blaming two rogue employees in cincinnati but is that of the iceberg? cincinnati reporter ben swan joins us with the latest. the thought was there were only two people that were sort of targets of the investigation in cincinnati but you i underand it that you all you have learned something else? >> that's right, greta. when the story first started to break steven miller called them two rogue employees who he said had gone "off the reservation" and they were the center of all this. we started looking into the 1st story a year ago when tea party groups contacted us saying they were being unfairly targeted. we were fairly familiar with the story. we started to pull in documents and immediately found four names of sense is national field office employees who have been sending the letters with the -- asking for exorbitant amounts of information and facebook pages and website pages and wanting to see the pages on membership only area of websites. there were at least four employees in the cincinnati we were able to find. we took that informatio

john kerry recognized stevens and seven other diplomats killed in the line of duty.names were all placed in a memorial plaque at the lobby. stevens was a bay area native and was killed eight months ago in an ambush in benghazi libya. >>> a hiker now faces new troubles. 19-year-old nicholas sandoya has been charged with felony drug position. this after officials say they found meth in his car while they were looking for him. he and his companion could also be billed $165,000 the cost of the day search for them. >>> the family of a child killed by a tree mateo ortiz was killed in january of 2010 when a city owned tree fell on his family's truck outside their home. the family sued san jose they say the city should have known about the rotten maple tree's unsafe condition. city officials disagree. they say residents are responsible for maintaining city own treed but propose a settlement to avoid a trial. >>> the parents of the martinez boy injured in the boston bombings look to the future and what's next for their young son. >>> we give you exclusive access into this big

ambassador chris stevens before the line went dead. hours later his phone would ring again. >> about 3:00 a.m. i received a call from prime minister of libya. i think it was the saddest phone call i have ever had in my life. he told me that ambassador stevens had passed away. >> hicks said he tried in vain to sum monday military help and there was no question on the ground this was a terrorist attack, not a protest over an anti islamist video as susan rice maintained as she repeated white house talking points on one sunday news show after another. >> what was your reaction to thi this? >> i was stunned. my jaw dropped i was embarrassed. also questions about the role of then secretary of state hillary clinton who defended her actions before congress earlier this year questioning the distinction between a terrorist attack and a protest. >> what difference at this point does it make? >> the committee labors to uncover what happened prior, during and after the attack matter. it matters to me personally, it matters to my colleagues at the d

steven do not talk to him. he was showing signs of recovery. >> mi name is steven. i do not want to know any details of your life. >> perfect. crisis avoided but there was no question that the world outside of his home was full of contaminants. in the form of people who he might come in contact with. to save sandstrom we feeded to use extreme measures. and i couldn't wait to show him what we'd done. here we are. >> oh, okay. >> i know it's not the whole property but it's kind of what we could afford. i spent most of the budget on these signs, obviously. so can i come in? >> sure g in. >> no, no, of course i can't come in. did you learn anything today? you think that latina change your point of view. spend an hour with me i will turn your white ass into a black panther, okay, guys, forget it, we're out of here. take everything down. good luck. in the end, some lawmakers are just too open minded to be saved. >> jon: jessica ,ms, (cheers and applause) >> jon: welcome back, my guest tonight tony award-winning actor recentl recently-- please welcome back to the program n

even steven hawking was there. >> jon: steven hawking was there. did you get a chance to spend any time with steven hawking? >> just a little bit. he doesn't talk a lot. (laughter). >> jon: but is everything that he types grand and -- does he feel that -- like, do you think he feels the pressure like at a cocktail party he could never say, like, so what's up? like he -- he would have to say something profound every time do you think? >> i think maybe maybe ten, 15 years ago. >> jon: now he's -- >> now he's cool. (laughter). >> jon: just hanging out at a party. >> right, he's -- he's used to it now. >> jon: what is it like at a physicist's party? (laughter) how early does it end? >> they can go for a while. they're -- they're an interesting group of people because if you engage them in conversation they're -- they think you're sharp. >> jon: they will? >> oh, yeah. >> jon: do you understand certain concepts of physics that allows you to carry the conversation? >> i absolutely do. >> jon: yeah, i don't. >> no, no, i don't understand things like strin

it is believed doctors did not know who stevens was initially.an speaking arabic used stevens' cell phone to call the ambassador in tripoli but officials were suspicious. they decided not to send a u.s. rescue team waiting at the benghazi airport. a u.s. local sent word to the u.s. embassy that stevens had indeed died. >>> she used her zumba fitness studio as a front as she collected $40,000 in welfare. in a few hours alexis wright will be sentenced in maine. 20 counts including prostitution, tax evasion. she videotaped clients including a former mayor at her studio. >>steve: who's zumba-ing who. >>alisyn: a 13-year-old boy from queens the new spelling champ. >> knaidel. >> definition, please? >> german derived yiddish. >> k-n-a-i-d-e-l. knaidel. >>alisyn: he is the new champ after correctly spelling the yiddish word for dumpling. the eighth grader came in third place in the last two years. he says he'll spend more time studying physics this summer now that he won his final spelling bee. at 7:22 eastern he will be live on "fox & friends." we will