she parked next to susan's car and waited.san got into her car to go home, dawn fired five shots and sped away. dawn told investigators she left the murder weapon and phony license plates in a prearranged spot. computer forensics revealed that dawn used a pay phone to leave a message on fred's pager 20 minutes after the murder to signal the assignment was done. later, fred collected the evidence, altered the gun's ballistics and returned the gun to dawn. no one knows why susan fassett met with fred andros shortly before her murder, but for fred andros, his behavior was particularly appalling. >> he looked in her eyes knowing she was going to be dead within 48 hours. and that speaks to the character of fred andros. >> when police went to arrest him, he was waiting for them. >> the investigators walk up the stairs and pow, there's a gunshot. >> but he survived the self-inflicted gunshot in his face. >> i think it's fitting that he wasn't able to do it. he only deformed himself and in turn was arrested and was forced to go to tri

with the subject line, prep call with susan, he writes to a dozen members of the administration's inner circle, including key players on the white house communications team, such as jay carney, that one of the goals is to underscore that these protests are rooted in internet video and not a broader failure of policy. >> the goal of the white house was to do one thing, which was to make the president look good, blame it on the video and not on the president's policies. >> reporter: the rhodes' e-mail is significant, because it was not part of the 100 pages of e-mails released last may by the administration and it conflicted with the available intelligence, a point reinforced in new congressional testimony. >> was it a video? >> no, sir. >> was it a video that sparked a protest? >> no, sir. >> reporter: when pushed to explain the rhodes' e-mail, the white house claimed it was not about the murder of four americans. >> this was not about benghazi, it was about the overall situation in the region. >> reporter: but the rhodes' e-mail talks about justice for those wh americans and the only am

what do you think susan rice was going to be asked about on sunday, 16 september? everybody in the nation wanted to know how our ambassador and three other brave americans died. to suggest they weren't trying to prepare her to talk about the deaths of an american -- three americans, four americans is just insulting to our intelligence, but the document itself tells you it was directed toward explaining benghazi. to show that we will be resolute in bringing people who harm americans to justice, that was part of what they wanted her to convey. no one else was hurt, other than benghazi. so within the document itself, they are talking about reinforcing the view that we will go after those who harmed americans. the only people who were harmed, the four people killed were in benghazi. so that's just a bald-faced lie, that's insulting our intelligence, and it really is disrespectful to those who died in the line of duty to suggest this email they would not give us without a court order had nothing to do with the death of four americans. it had everything to do -- mr. mcca

the subject prep call with susan.t sent to among others dan pfeiffer and press secretary and press secretary jay carney. he decided not to appear on the sunday talk shows. this memo is the white house strategy for ambassador of the united nations susan rice. one stated goal in e-mails is to quote under score these protests are rooted in an internet video and no a broader failure of policy. another quote to re enforce the president and administration's strength in steadiness? dealing in difficult challenges. to worldwide attention california authorities call him the man who produced the now infom mouse video u tube video. susan rice goes on five talk shows repeating the same story each time. >> what happened initially is it was a spontaneous reaction to what had just transpired in cairo as a consequence to the video. >> on the same day the national of con combles appears on face the nation saying the ben sdmree attacks were anything but spontaneous. >> september 17th. >> they tell fox there was no protests and the atta

. >> good afternoon. susan reynolds from the real estate department. i'm back before you to request your approval for, to issue an rfp for the retail space located at pier 33 n. or as we call it. there is 3 1/2. i was before you integrate to give you a little bit of background on this project. since that time i have, this is this based on it here 33 1/2 and i have conducted more outreach and expanded the pool of agencies that can help us achieve this opportunity to provide access to basically, a turnkey operation for our local small businesses. i also have regina and dressy here good she is the executive director of the small business commission. we are also using their resources to do some of our outreach and this is not an exhaustive list. we are hoping that this list grows and grows and that with the partnership with our community based organization we will find local small businesses that can partner together to make this a great opportunity site to provide goods and services to the visitors of san francisco, the neighborhood residents, and the people that worked in our neighborhoods

prep call with susan.ong others senior political advisers david plus and press secretary jay carney. the president deci the u.s. ambassador to the united nation was replacing hillary clinton on the talk show. one stated e-mail is to under score that these protests are rooted in an internet video and not a broader failure of policy. another, quote, to reinforce the president and administration's strengths and steadiness in dealing with difficult challenges. to worldwide media attention, california authorities haul the man who produced the now in famous video in for questioning. september 16th, susan rice goes on five sunday talk shows, repeating the same story each time. >> what happened initially it was a spontaneous reaction to what had just happened in cairo. as a consequence of the video. >> reporter: on the same day, the president of libya's general national congress appears on "face the nation" and says the benghazi attacks were anything but spufrs spufrs. >> it was definitely planned by foreigners. >

thank you, and susan will go over the specifics. >> good afternoon, my name is susan giggy, i have a bit of a cold, if i have a coughing fit, i provided water. i am here to provide to you the feasibility study, but before beginning, i want to thank those that laid out the project, and the staff and the agencies involved in the project that includes caltran, and caltrain and mta, and high-speed rail spirit and various departments in the city. myself in the planning department will continue to engage them throughout the project. i am sure that you are intimately aware of the various pieces of the new infrastructuria the -- in the area. we have under construction the transbay central as well as the central subway. as this existing and planned infrastructure continues to progress, these projects will layer upon themselves and create a spider web. to date understanding the spider-web of effects and layering of benefits and impacts has been minimal. this project will change that. based on the job growth in the area, the city needs to look at the future to provide for housing and employment

your susan. >> wait a minute susan nicole warner and other (calling names) that has no name (calling names) okay. so just 2 minutes each. please press the button >> i'm susan i'm a parent at marshall elementary school so i need to get home soon. i want to talk about a proposed building that's going to be happening at the 16th street bart station right in the heart of the mission. the parent at marshall are a little bit confused and perplexed and not understanding the school district staff this element is happening therefore we need to make the best of it when in reality nothing about this project has been proved yet it's a lengthy approval process the standard of review at the planning commission their, their conditional use project there's a tremendous amount of community opposition and the parent are concerned about the fact that a 10 story building were this seems to be going in and out am i doing something wrong. this 10 story building will put our playground in shade most of the time. the developers have offered to raise our blaurgd but won't give us a copy of the shade studying

they're trying to prepare susan rice for a sunday tv appearance, this e-mail was on friday the 14th of september, three days after the attack. she was going on all five shows on sunday. and what was the purpose of this e-mail. to protect the white house politically from the damage that could have been done with the truth coming out about benghazi six, seven weeks before the election. to underscore that it wasn't a foreign policy failure but provide test caused by video and the conflict was strongly substantially and significantly secured. they were trying to create an impression to the american people that this wasn't a broader foreign policy failure and totally disconnected from reality on the ground. they were trying to protect the president's re-election. they saw benghazi, i think, bob, as threat to the re-election. it was in a -- created a political smoke screen. >> schieffer: you actually said at one point that they were lying to the american people. what specifically -- what was the lie? >> that congress was strongly, significantly secured. a couple of thing i'd like somebody to

-- with the talking points of susan rice used when she came here and on other sunday shows and blamed attack on a protest of anti-muslim video that had spun out of control. let's take a look at those denials. >> it has been repeatedly said by some of the critics on this issue on the hill that the white house provided talking points. that has been categorically refuted. the only edits made by anyone here at the white house were stylistic and nonsubstantive. they corrected the description of the building where the facility in benghazi from consulate to diplomatic facility, and the like. >> but then this week under a court order the administration had to release this memo from white house advisor ben rhodes. under the list of goals for rice he wrote, "to underscore that these protests are rooted in an internet video and not a broader failure of policy." carney may have been right. they didn't edit the cia talking points, but it tushz out ben rhodes and the white house had written their own talking points. >> they had written the talking points about what was going on in these protests in

where did susan rice get the idea to go on the sunday shows and blame the whole thing on a video?e certainly believe now that it didn't come from the cia. jay carney says it didn't come from the white house. apatie apparently has no responsibility for anything. we think we may have gotten a hint of it from this e-mail. but it's still not clear. there are still things to investigate. >> for months i think it's fair to say that the speaker of the house resisted calls for a special committee. he just wouldn't -- didn't want to do this for a variety of reasons. it might look too political. it might seem to promise more than the committee could absolutely -- actually deliver. and i think there was also a concern that the committee would be seen as investigating benghazi instead of talking about jobs and education and health care and things that directly affect people's lives. what changed? >> i think that this reflects actually of frustration on speaker boehner's part with how the investigation has been handled by the deputies. i think that he has been the one in charge in doing the mo

why was susan rice on the 5 sunday talk shows? do you know the origin of this mythology that it was spawned as a spontaneous reaction to a video? do you know where that started? do you know how we got from no evidence of that to that being the official position of the administration? in conclusion, congress is supposed to provide oversight. the voters are supposed to provide oversight. and you were supposed to provide oversight. that's why you have special liberties and special protections. i am not surprised that the president of the united states called this a phony scandal. i'm not surprised that secretary clinton asked what difference does it make. i'm not surprised that jay carny said benghazi happened a long time ago. >>> question, what do you make of that series of question that is was just put to you? >> i thought it was extraordinarily effective, john. i had not seen that before. that's what this committee has to do. no sound bites, but ask these tough questions and get answers. why were these guys' requests for defense o

but as susan pointed out, there's a lot of gold in that, trillions of dollars. so if you sink the money into investment, you can pull a lot of money out of that business. so why hasn't that happened? >> you keep returning to the subject of the merger between comcast and time warner. what's the relationship of that merger to net neutrality? >> well, it's sort of where the internet lives. when we talk about the web we're not talking about something that the government built back in the '60s so big institutions could talk to each other. we're talking about a hybrid system of private and public right of ways and infrastructure that has grown up over time in an ad hoc way that commissioner wheeler and others who are struggling to define and regulate. it's a very complicated sort of hybrid organism. >> i think we can make it a little simpler. so you've got one wire coming from one company coming into everybody's house. there's a box at the end of that wire. we call it today a set-top box. but it's also going to become a web browser. there is a software platform on tha

i don't know if i could have been so grace shows. >> are you talking about susan rice? >> secretary clinton. >> i'm asking why susan rice was picked. >> i don't know the answer to that question. >> it could be because she was a loyal campaigner. what are the dems afraid of? why don't they want to be part of this? >> i'm not afraid of anything. what i'm looking towards, as a radio show, i'll be on top of the republicans during this and reporting on the fact that they will ask the same questions, get the same answers to the same questions and they will waste money doing it. >> if you know the answers and you think there is silly, you want to say they ordered to military assets to go there? >> yes or no? did the president allow military assets? >> the chairman had an investigation on the military aspect and said nothing could have been done. >> let me ask you a question, if an attack lasts for eight hours, how could you say nothing could be done when we got all kinds of forces and forces in italy. >> there is a huge amount of testimony on this. the logistics of getting a m

they done put her out and instead put susan rice out and had little involvement. you realize how little. they were briefing her about what to say. she was a un ambassador. when she said dang if i know. she was the person to speak out instead of hillary clinton who should have been out speaking this weekend. and when she asked what more can we provide. despite the 25,000 documents and we didn't find out about ben rh odes e-mail until after a court order in the judicial watch case. what more is there to know? if we found out, everything that is there that the administration hasn't given us. we'll know if there is more or not. and the administration is not providing it in their own good space. >> and thank you, chris wallace. chris has an exclusive interview with former vice-president dick cheney and lynn cheney. check your local listings on fox news sunday. >> and the national september 11th memorial museum will open at ground 0. victim's's family members and president obama spoke and other leaders. rick was there live still in lower manhattan with the latest. hi, r

and the best proof of that susan rice spoke to me on sunday, she talked about the video. that was not in the cia talking points. the only police was in ben rhed ones talking points. and jay carney was repeatedly asked if the white house had given talking points to susan rice. they were drafted by the intelligence community. and the only editorial input that the white house had was they changed the word to consulate to diplomatic facility. and that was the only editorial comment they made. it turns out that there were several talking points from ben rh odes in the white house. this is important because it was inside of the white house. >> more on this on fox news sunday? >> we'll talk to kelly a yotte. one of the people leading a charge for a special investigation and talk to the house intelience committee. >> many more answers have to be gleaned here. chris wallace, thank you. >> tepid growth in the first throw months of the year. was it really bad weather that led to a dramatic slow down and derailing that caused problems in virginia. they work fast on heart burn and tas

think back to the susan rice talkshows. then give me the evidence. there is none. >> you don't believe anybody from the ci who says at the earliest beginnings we were not sure we come in washington, exactly what was going on. we later looked at the evidence and that was our state of mind. you don't believe that? >> no. i cannot tell you what someone else's state of mind was. what i can tell you is that on september 12, there was an e-mail from beth jones memorializing a conversation she had with the libyan ambassador. she was very clear this was how sharia, an extremist organization. every change he made to the talking points in my judgment sanitized them to go from the word terrorist to extremist. to the word attack to the word demonstration. to take out any reference of the priorefforts so it's -- episodes of violence. he didn't want to embarrass the state department. i am not interested in embarrassing or not embarrassing anyone. it is fair to ask why on that date given what had been happening in libya prior to that, why were we caught so flat-foo

ambassador susan rice. those raising questions over what then secretary of state hillary clinton also had a hand in it. steve, what kind of democratic reaction are we getting today? >> well, democrats say we have had enough benghazi hearings already. most notably, the appearance of former secretary of state hillary clinton on capitol hill. gordon schiff says it makes no sense for democrats to participate in yet another heari hearing. >> i think it's a tremendous red herring and a waste of taxpayer resources. so i mope that he has -- >> most other democrats agree, house leader nancy pelosi said this latest call for a hearing is subterfuge and harry reid calls it a partisan political circus. >> the republicans are still very eager to investigate these new developments, so what happens next? >> they'll call for the newly released e-mail, they call that e-mail a smoking gun. and they'll ask for a house vote on a select committee to investigate the attack that did leave four americans dead in 2012. >> they were

tracy: doesn't say much, susan, does it? >> no, it doesn't. i really think, this recovery is what they keep calling, recovery, is very weak. your point, tracy is well-taken, the bar is so low, expectations are so low now, than any little up tick, we're celebrating like you were saying earlier. i do think that, you know, investors have become very savvy in that they don't really flinch quite as much as they used to. tracy: right. >> we're watching people, come back into the stock market, that may have been bouncing out years ago. so i think that is good sign, that people are, leveling out. but we've certainly, got a situation where we set expectations. we are setting them low that we can overdeliver and underpromise. tracy: david, i think that is interesting, what we're seeing this trend, retirement money particular is coming back to the market, coming back to stocks. old school, 60/40, 60% equity, 40% bonds portfolio is coming back. >> i don't think it is surprising market is hovering near all-time highs. tracy: is that bad they're coming in a

susan mcginnis in washington. thank you, susan. >>> federal prosecutors say the boston marathon suspects used sophisticated explosives more complicated than originally thought. the attack killed three people and injured more than 260 others last year. the bombs were made with fuses from christmas lights and black powder from firecrackers. prosecutor says that required training or assistance from others. thedzhokhar tsarnaev says that he act aid loan. u.s. troops stationed in neighboring chad are helping with intelligence and reconnaissance, but no ground troops have been deployed. david martin reports. >> reporter: 80 airmen have begun flying unarmed predator drones in aid to search for the girls. operating from chad they'll be right across the border from northeastern nigeria where the girls are believed to be. the predators are an addition to the global hawk drones which have been flying much longer distances from a place in nyjer. global hawks fly at 160,000 feet. the predator flies much low eric about 20,000 f

susan estridge, we thank you very much. good to see you. >> good to see you. >>> don't forget, you can read susan's column, sinned catted in newspapers -- syndicated in newspapers across the country on wednesdays and friday. that does it for this half hour of america's headquarters. we'll have more on the situation and the crisis dealing with the ukraine coming up at 6:00 p.m. and tonight, bret baier's benghazi special. more questions about that scandal. coming up on the fox news channel, the show "the five." you don't want to miss that. i'll see you here in an hour from now on the fox news channel now's the time to send in the scotts turf builder weed & feed, man! it kills weeds while it feeds and strengthens your grass. feed your lawn. feed it! [ female announcer ] there's a gap out there. ♪ that's keeping you apart from the healthcare you deserve. ♪ but if healthcare changes... ♪ ...if it becomes simpler... the gap begins to close. ♪ when frustration and paperwork decrease... when doctors are better connected... when gra

susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> anne-marie, good morning. democrats are calling this a political and fund-raising ploy on the part of republicans with this becoming the eighth investigation into benghazi by this panel, but republicans say they're just not satisfied with the explanations they've heard so far. >> and the resolution is adopted. >> the republican led house voted to begin a new fact-finding mission aimed at getting to the bottom of the benghazi attack that killed four americans on september 11th, 2012. the gop argues that the white house and state department have m misled the public and are holding back information. democrats called the move an election year political ploy that could involve months of hearing including testimony from former secretary of state and potential presidential candidate hillary clinton. >> this is not political. this is public policy at its most important level. >> democrats argued against the measure ahead of the vote. >> i urge all members to oppose the cynical exploitative partisan ploy that is not wo

susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> anne-marie, good morning. it is up to the president now. he says he wants to see the report and if the allegations prove to be true, there would be accountability. the question is does the accountability go all the way to the top of the v.a.? the inspector general's report found nationwide scheduling problems that led to long wait times for veterans seeking medical care. house veterans affairs kplit committee chair jeff miller led a tense hearing last night, pressing v.a. officials for more information. >> veterans died. get us the answers, please. >> i understand that, mr. chairman, and i will look -- >> that's what you said three months ago. >> in phoenix alone, investigators discovered 1,700 veterans who were waiting for a primary care appointment but had not been placed on the electronic waiting list, putting them at risk for being forgotten or lost. the report shows the average wait time for the first appointment was 1115 days. calls for veterans affairs secretary shinseki to resign are growing on capitol

susan mcginnis is in washington. good morning, susan. >> good morning, anne-marie. the number of v.a. medical centers under investigation has now more than doubled since this scandal came to light about a month ago. several lawmakers here on capitol hill are now proposing legislation to deal with the v.a. medical center problems and are calling on the white house to take stronger action. investigators are now looking into 26 v.a. medical facilities after allegations of falsified records and delayed care for veterans with sometimes deadly consequences. v.a. secretary eric shinseki has ordered an audit of all hospitals in question. president obama assigned deputy chief of staff rob neighbors to help reform the agency. this week neighbors is focusing on the phoenix v.a. hospital where at least a dozen patients have died waiting for care. >> he's on his way to the phoenix veterans affairs medical facility to meet with its acting director as part of this review. >> house majority leader eric cantor is among a growing number of voices demanding the white house take action

new email suggests white house aide ben rhodes was involved in prepping susan rice for her video explanation for benghazi. the white house denies involvement. so the answer who pushed the video is the committee to reelect president obama and for them getting the americans out is let important than get their guy in. everyone knew it would help the president if a video was to blame rather than neglect. to the media, this doesn't even merit a gate. christie has a gate. obama's white house is a gated community. can you blame the white house or the coverup? you can, but the media won't care, because they covered up the cover up. they are so good at concealing they could put rev lon out of business. let's go around the horn. i know the white house is saying this is stuff we knew all along and we were just going by the information we knew, but dana what do you make of this bomb shell? >> all of us are going to have to wait in the reports in the morning when serious journalists are able -- >> how dare you? >> so they can pull together the entire timeline because it wasn't just a suggestion there's n

what do you think susan rice was going to be asked about on sunday, 16 september? everybody in the nation wanted to know how our ambassador and three other brave americans died. to suggest they weren't trying to prepare her to talk about the deaths of an american -- three americans, four americans is just insulting to our intelligence, but the document itself tells you it was directed toward explaining benghazi. to show that we will be resolute in bringing people who harm americans to justice, that was part of what they wanted her to convey. no one else was hurt, other than benghazi. so within the document itself, they are talking about reinforcing the view that we will go after those who harmed americans. the only people who were harmed, the four people killed were in benghazi. so that's just a bald-faced lie, that's insulting our intelligence, and it really is disrespectful to those who died in the line of duty to suggest this email they would not give us without a court order had nothing to do with the death of four americans. it had everything to do -- mr. mcca

>>> the white house denies intentionally giving susan rice bad information on benghazi. the former treasury secretary says he was once advised to shade the truth on the sunday shows. i remember during one roosevelt room prep session, i objected when dan pfeiffer wanted me to say social surt didn't contribute to the defs sit, but it did contribute. pfeiffer said the line was a dog whistle to the left, code to the democratic base. >> when we think about benghazi, it's inconceivable that the white house was not involved in that, and now we know from the email that got out a week or two ago that indeed the white house was involved. so this is the way it works. >> and despite all the new information that we have, there's still one liberal columnist who actually still believes it. take a look at he will nor cliff over the week. >> ambassador was not murdered. he died in the smoke inhalation in the safe room. >> it was an opportunistic terrorist attack. >> there were -- there were demonstrations across the world. >> yes. and the mclaughlin group is still on and if they weren't

susan isn't too confident. but steven, he is already on it. >> i just want to get some answers or at least stop it. it is not fair. >> they have brought a federal lawsuit claiming it had illegally confiscated her refund without due process. if you have had your refund taken i posted all of the information you need. check under 7 on your side. >> i haven't heard anything like that. >>> let's focus on the weekend weather forecast and mother's day is on sunday. >> sandhya patel. >> it is going to be perfect for mother's day. warmth headed our way, but first we will have to deal with the winds. live doppler 7hd is showing a few clouds in the north bay and patches along the coastline. otherwise clear.ies are clear. the winds are tapering a little bit for the time being. gusting to 24 at sfo and 21 in san carlos and 20 miles an hour at half moon bay.om oueastb from our east bay hills camera we can clearly see all the way across the bay. the fog is not a factor here. 53 in san francisco and 57 in oakland and 55 san jo

the prep call with susan was not about the murder of four americans. >> it was not about benghazi itas about the overall situation in the region. >> jay carney insisted there were two talking points with unabout benghazi and roads about unrest in the region. to bolster the case it said the president routinely criticizes. >> fox news sunday's promo begins anti u.s. protests are spreading across the arab world. >> the explanation conflicting with the court record. the e-mail was released to judicial watch which was for benghazi documents. it was released to capitol hill after a subpoena was issued. >> the oversit committee ask--o site committee asked for e-mails about benghazi they gave us the video. susan rice connected it to benghazi carney denied it saying she used the best intelligence. >> she was prepared as members of congress based on what they produced to talk about benghazi. >> that conflicts with the talking point. >> michael morrell recently testified it was rice who made the connection. they explained what happened. >> when she talked about the video my reaction was that is

and so susan b.hony said you're out of order, they were screaming and yelling, but victoria left the room and should all those people in the. they were screaming back and forth. and then susan b. anthony sits back. she goes outside to a workman and has msha all the gas lights. and then from then they did not speak to each other. they were also very good about corruption. all the capitalist newspapers, all of them were mostly, they went against all of the big guns. the fact that the kind of recklessly said this is where we are going with what was fascinated me spent other than the revelation -- [inaudible] you seem to have a lot of fun writing this book. >> i loved the research. did it all and say now what am i going to do with it? i ended up splitting one chapter into to you, and all that. but i really felt it was fun. >> they are here to stay. >> they are. i think now is their time. >> do you have a movie deal yet? >> we are working on it. [applause] >> never count on anything in telepath and. anybo

. >> susan rice scoffing at serious questions. get ready for a jam-packed "on the record." >> and right now veterans affair department eric shin seq.y telling a senate panel is he mad as hell. i thought it was appropriate for him to come before congress. if he doesn't give a better answer, i'm not sure how he wouldn't have to do anything but resign. but, greta, whether he resigns or not is important. but if these allegations are true, people should be going to jail. that's just resigning their positions. >> that's why i asked if the attorney general should get in because the attorney general one who can convene a grand jury and get to the bottom of it to see if there is a crime. >> absolutely. we have the inspector generate now working on it. >> that's the slow walk. congress does that for every problem in capitol hill. let's get the inspector general out to do it it these veterans have waited an awful long time, some to their death. >> if many of these allegations turn out to be true, and there is ample evidence that they probabl

second, they said that susan rice depended entirely on the cia talking points and that the carney's and it turns out that not only did they not just change one word, they wrote a whole set of their own talking points, which are included in an e-mail with the 4:00 briefing for susan's tv interviews in which they said or instructed her that her goal of her interviews was to push the narrative that this was about an internet video and not a failure of administration policy. so the question is, what did they know and when did they know that was untrue? it willful, willful ignorance or intentional dishonesty. that's the question we don't have the answer to yet. >> what was happening at the same time this was happening was those on the ground in benghazi were telling our intel officials that this was a terror attack. that there were rocket propelled grenades, mortars, preplanned. they knew the ambassador was in the compound, their information was this was a terror attack, and so when ben rhodes is telling everybody it's about a video, this administration knows the intel on the ground is it wa

martha: you look back at that ben rhodes memo which was prepared for susan, prepare susan rice for theseations. we were told she went off the cia talking points. but now we know there was a memo that was communications people from the white house. lean on this internet video. this is not a policy issue here. and the press across the board except for here and a few other places just laid down and said okay. that's the story despite everything this general is saying. >> what the general is saying backs up previous reports which is they knew within hours that this was a terrorist attack and not the result of a protest over some obscure video. his question that you raised about why didn't we act, we should have at least tried. that's one of the big jut standing questions here. who gave that standdown order. this gets to doug's point. how did this transpire in ben rhode did not freelance that men owe. it came from -- did not freelance that memo. it came from a higher up. did it come from him? did the president and the secretary of state hillary clinton sign off on this? where were they that n

susan isn't too confident. but steven, he is already on it. >> i just want to get some answers or at least stop it. it is not fair. >> they have brought a federal lawsuit claiming it had illegally confiscated her refund without due process. if you have had your refund taken i posted all of the information you need. check under 7 on your side. >> i haven't heard anything like that. >>> let's focus on the weekend weather forecast and mother's day is on sunday. >> sandhya patel. >> it is going to be perfect for mother's day. warmth headed our way, but first we will have to deal with the winds. live doppler 7hd is showing a few clouds in the north bay and patches along the coastline. otherwise the skies are clear. the winds are tapering a little bit for the time being. gusting to 24 at sfo and 21 in san carlos and 20 miles an hour at half moon bay. from our east bay hills camera we can clearly see all the way across the bay. the fog is not a factor here. 53 in san francisco and 57 in oakland and 55 san jose. coolin

susan rice had absolutely nothing to do with benghazi. i think she was selected to go on the five sunday talk shows because by definition, she couldn't make a mistake since she didn't know anything, she couldn't reveal anything that she shouldn't have. this really poses, i think, a critical point. where was secretary of state hillary clinton on those five talk shows? this was her post that was attacked, her people who were killed. she was out there issuing a press release while the attack was going on, blaming it on the video. she was there at andrews air force base when the remains were brought back, blaming it on the video, and yet two days later, she can't go on the sunday talk shows? there's a story there. i think it could reveal a lot about what was going on inside the administration. >> you know, the accountability review board she says is going to investigate what happened in benghazi that never even questioned her, made up of her husband's, several of their friends. really makes it clear that there was no intention to hold her acc

susan thinks it's a strong thing for the democrats.they translate that into turnout and votes? tell me, for example, in georgia where you are. >> i do believe it's a strong thing for democrats. here in georgia, jason carter is running ahead of nathan deal who has been a strong republican in this state. and part of that is because this governor failed to expand medica medicaid. this governor is not in favor of raising the minimum wage. and so jason carter has shown himself to be someone on the side of the american worker in this day. i think governors and people running for governor across this country can take a cue from that. the fact of the matter is an overwhelming vast majority of americans want an increase in the minimum wage because they know how much it helps working families and how much heat it will take off of us as taxpayers as we supply the social safety net. no one wants to subsidize walmart or subsidize national multibillion dollar business like mcdonalds. i think they ought to be paying their own way. if workers are goin