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machine would be soo much brighter if you knew about sun moon from suns to the pressure. starts on t.v. don't come. the top stories of today the week on r t syria edged closer to war with. borders shelling. on wednesday for syria and more killed five million. but the rebels are escalating strikes to try and bring about a foreign intervention. into clashes as thousands of students marched in major cities calling for the government to safe schools and not banks and now in spain it's civil servants who are marching for their jobs. and a wrongly accused russian student who was brutally beaten in a canadian detention center faces a long recovery his family and friends say the countries are not doing anything to help. are no more news from me for now it's time for paul and the latest sporting action. thank you very much rory welcome back to the sports headlines here is what's coming up doggie day at points. as bitter rivals. to lock horns in the russian. moving on world champion sebastian vettel wins the japanese to move within four points of championship leader fernando alonso

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. >> i asked for 12 agents, his response to that was, "you are asking for the sun, moon and the stars>> reporter: today, mitt romney seized on biden's comments. >> when the vice president of the united states directly contradicts the testimony, sworn testimony, of state department officials, american citizens have a right to know just what's going on. >> reporter: and the white house attempted to clarify. >> the vice president was speaking about himself and the president and the white house. he was not referring to the administration. >> reporter: questions about why the obama administration initially seemed to downplay the attack that cost the lives of four americans, including ambassador chris stevens are not going away. secretary of state hillary clinton today for the first time faced reporters on the issue. >> to this day, we do not have all the answers. no one in this administration has ever claimed otherwise. >> reporter: and the white house continued to point out that many of the same republicans who are questioning the administration's refusal to send more security agents to l

. >> i asked for 12 agents, his response to that was, "you are asking for the sun, moon and the stars." >> reporter: eric nordstrom, the former security officer at the u.s. embassy in libya, today recalled his biggest frustration as being the state department. >> it is dealing and fighting against the people, programs and personnel who are supposed to be supporting me. for me, the taliban is on the inside of the building. >> reporter: nordstrom suspected the denials for more security were rooted in a fear of making libya seem more unstable. but a state department official denied any politics were at play. >> i have directly served six secretaries of state, democratic and republican. on my honor, no. none. >> reporter: we've learned new details of what happened that night. at 8:30, ambassador chris stevens went outside the compound to say good night to a visiting turish diplomat. the streets were empty. but at 9:40 p.m., security agents in the operations centere group of armed men entering the compound. stevens, information specialist sean smith and one security agent locked themselves

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send the told director of a telephone call home, his response to that was, you're asking for the sun, moon stars. lou: in damage control mode. it was only the president and vice president who were unaware of the big guys security request. and he went on to say that such security matters are handled by the state department. >> libya, the buck stops in the state department, not the white house. >> television phrasing, but. >> he does not make those assessments. >> there are thousands of diplomatic personnel around the world and those decisions are appropriately made at the state department by security personnel lou: campaigning in a rally in richmond today governor romney seized on the vice president's remarks promising that a room the ryan administration would do better. >> we need to understand exactly what happened. we have our rights and that is what's going on. lou: taking all of this up with former ambassador john bolton who says, his comments are an admission of incompetence and the obama administration, either state or the white house. also, the head of the largest tire share busines

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what is the halo around the sun, and the halo earlier this evening around the moon? that's exactly what we've been seeing is this halo around the sun and the moon, that is from the high clouds. let's take a look at the high cloud from hurricane sandy now. that's from the high clouds from sandy as they made their way up. the high clouds refract and give you a little bit of a halo or a rainbow sometimes around the sun. that's what you're looking at today. and it's probably what you saw this evening too. full moon tonight. here's sandy off the coast of georgia, making its way north and east. look at all of the rain associated with this, back toward portions of north carolina, they've already seen trees down into portions of eastern north carolina, as of 11:00, the latest advisory, winds are still at 75 miles an hour, the pressure is down to 965 mill low bars. the movement to the northeast at 14 miles an hour. the track taking it out and right back into our area, here we are tuesday around 3:00, expecting the center to be close to our region. it doesn't matter if it's nor

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moon yesterday. and of course what that means is that you get additional pull. you get the sunhe moon and the gravitational pull aligning here. you get this bulging that happens on either end of the planet here. this is obviously exaggerated here. we get that additional pull. and so the high tide is higher and the low tide is lower here than we normally get and that's why the flooding was made worse through battery park. now, what i will say is that we're not expecting any storm surge at this point. so this tide is coming in at 9:07. that is not going to be coming in with a storm surge with a landfalling tropical or post-tropical cyclone. as i showed you, this thing is inland now. we are going to still have some gusty winds, and so we are going to see the potential for some minor coastal flooding, some splashover there, but certainly not going to be like what we saw yesterday. >> wow. fascinating stuff. ivan, thanks so much. >> sure. >>> well, new york city firefighters are dealing with more than just sandy. they're also dealing with a massive fire in queens. jeff begaines from

his response was, you're asking for the sun, moon and the stars. and my response toham is jim, i said, jim, you know what makes it most frustrating about this assignment, not the hardships, not the gunfire, not the athletes, it's dealing and fighting against the people, programs, and personnel who are supposed to be supporting me and i added it by saying for me the taliban is on the inside of the building. >> mike: amazing words. well, pennsylvania congressman and former federal prosecutor patrick meehan is on the oversight committee and one who was asking questions at that hearing. congressman, thanks for being with us today. >> thank you, governor. >> mike: when you were in those hearings, i know you were there as a congressman, but you've had years of distinguished service record as a federal prosecutor. you're used to interrogating people. what is your sense how high up this information chain goes. >> it goes very high, to the highest levels of the state department. what you have is an unusual circumstance where you have strong misrepresentatio

his response to that was you are asking for the sun, moon and the stars. and my response to him, his name is jim. i said jim you know what makes it most frustrating about this assignment. it is not the hardships, not the gun fire, not the threats, it is dealing and fighting against the people, programs, and personnel who are supposed to be supporting me. and i added it by saying for me the taliban is on the inside of of the building. >> amazing words. pennsylvania congressman and former federal prosecutor patrick eman i meehan is on the oversight committee and was asking questions at the hearing and joins us now. congressman, thanks for being with us today. >> nice to be with you, governor. >> mike: when you were in the hearings i know you there were as a congressman but you had years of distinguished service record as a federal prosecutor. you are used to interrogating people. what is your assessment of how high up this whole information chain goes? >> well, it goes very high. to the highest levels of the state department. what you you have a the unusual

his response was you are asking for the sun, moon and stars. >> reporter: eric nordstrom, the formers. embassy in libya recalled his biggest frustration as being the state department. >> it's dealing and fighting against the people, programs, and personnel who are supposed to be supporting me. for me, the taliban is on the inside of the building. >> reporter: nordstrom suspected the denials for security were rooted in a fear of making libya seem more unstable. but a state department official denied any politics were at play. >> i have directly served six secretaries of state, democratic and republican. on my honor, no, none. >> reporter: we have learned new details what happened that night. at 8:30, ambassador chris stevens went outside the compound to say good night to a visiting turkish diplomat. the streets were empty. but at 9:40 p.m., security agents in the operations center of the compound heard explosions and saw a large group of armed men entering the compound. stevens, sean smith and one security agent locked themselves in the safe area. they saw attackers hunting for them.