the indictment alleges that the goal of the benghazi attack was to drive the u.s. out of libya and the firepower used in the attack was never consistent with the administration's allegation of demonstration. and the suspect you can see there, kha taula h he used fire parms to include handguns and semi-automatic assault rifles and ak an assault rifles and grenades and rocket propelled grenades and part of the ongoing investigation of the attack fox news reported that the computers were stolen and the new indictment confirmed that the computers for the cian in benghazi which was a classified site. this morning, the state department spokesman said the information on the missing computers was not classified and not that big of a deal. but a seasoned cian officer with two decades experience disagreed. >> it is sensitive and clearly classified information. it refers to an intelligence facility. a cia facility and everything about it is classified. >> reporter: after the computers were stolen. fox news was told that local employees who worked for the u.s. consulate in ben

rice as the woman who set off a firestorm on benghazi suggesting the attack was all about a video. a couple months later she went out and praised possible deserter for his service when we traded five taliban leaders for sergeant bowe bergdahl. and now this, watch. >> what happened this week in cairo, in benghazi and many other parts of the region -- was a result, a direct result of a heinous video. the government had nothing to do with it. served the united states with honor and distinction and we'll have the opportunity to learn what transpired in the past years. first of all, the turks have just within the last several days made a commitment that they will in the first instance allow the united states and our partners to use turkish bases and territory to train. that's a new commitment and one that we very much welcome. >> a new commitment we very much welcome. but the associated press this morning reported that a turkish official says there is no new agreement with the united states on using an air base in southern turkey for operations against the islamic state group. and this

. >> the only suspect charged in the benghazi terror attack now face charges. this reveals the truth. this was a preplanned terror attack. doug mcelway live in washington with the latest on this developing story as well. >> this marks the very first time specific plans were made a response to an anti islam movie. the indictment against him some punishable by death. one murder of internationally protected person, three counts of murder of an officer and employee of the united states four counts of killing a person on a federal facility involving the use of a firearm and dangerous weapon and two counts of maliciously damaging destroying property by means of fire. rocket propelled grenades and automatic assault rifles were used in the first wave of the attack and mortars in the other wave of the attack. also katherine herridge downplayed two computers stolen that contained classified information including the location of the top secret cia annex in benghazi. cat tal law was not the mastermind of the plot but rather on the ground. he will be arraigned on october 20t

he's been urging the white house to give full disclosure about the benghazi attack. ressman, good to see you tonight. so there seems to be a disparity between how leon panetta is describing the administration and how -- describing it. >> this is not an insignificant piece of information. the white house and their whole operation wanted everybody to believe this was a youtube video and people walking by and got out of control. that's different than terrorists. one of the big mysteries we have is where was the president? what was he doing during that whole attack? what were the orders he gave? so to hear the secretary of defense say that there was a terrorist attack involved, that begs a whole lot of questions. >> so the president describes it differently than the way leon panetta described it. and then the president of course for weeks refused to say that it was a terrorist attack. the most he said it was an act of terror the day after in the rose garden. but then went on for weeks thereafter to decline to say that it was a terrorist attack. what does all of this show

the former general announced he is about to launch a new offensive to liberate benghazi from what he rrorists. >> translator: the here rose of operation dignity, they are now fully prepared to achieve their goal, namely to liberate the city of benghazi. it is a city worthy of living that has sacrificed, and the lives of martyrs are falling victims to terrorists bullets. >> reporter: the opponents have promised to counter his attack. the group's special brigades that call themselves the benghazi lions released a video in response to the threats. >> translator: we warn of any assault against the household of the revolutionary fighters. the response will be in the same manner with no leniency. you will meet the same fate his soldiers and collaborators have seen. >> reporter: at the end of july they drove the forces from their main bases in benghazi, killing dozens of fighters. the city is now under the control of religious militias. they have seized large amounts of weapons. on wednesday they called for an armed uprising in benghazi, urging young people to carry weapons and fight the mil

. >>> a renegade former general in libya is vowing to retake the city of benghazi. mmed has more on the struggle for libya's second-largest city. >> reporter: eastern libya is bracing for a serious escalation of violence. the former general announced he is about to launch a new offensive to liberate benghazi, libya's second-largest city from what he calls terrorists. >> translator: the heros of operation dignity, they are now fully prepared to achieve their goal, namely to liberate the city of benghazi. it is a city worthy of living. it has sacrificed the lives of martyrs to the terrorists bullets. >> reporter: the opponents have promised to counter his attack. they call themselves the benghazi lions, and released a video in response to the threats. >> translator: we want have any assault against the household of the revolutionary fighters. the response will be in the same manner. you are nothing but agents to america. and you will meet the same fate that the collaborators have seen. this is a clear warning to you. >> reporter: they drove forces from their main bases

took the house nearly two years to investigate benghazi. w only after one hearing, our next guest says, quote, there is reason to fear that many republicans are no more anxious than the administration to probe benghazi. we're joined tonight by andrew mccarthy chairman of the benghazi accountability coalition and his newest book is entitled faithfulest execution. the charge that republicans are no more interested than democrats in finding the truth, this administration successfully stung for two years, what is the evidence republicans don't want the truth either? >> benghazi can't be understood without going back to the libya war which was policy shared by both the obama administration and senior republicans in congress which saw us basically change sides in the jihad. so we went from supporting the gadhafi regime held out as key counterterrorism ally because he was giving information about the jihadists in eastern libya. we switched sides, we topple gadhafi, that has the inevitable effect of empowering the jihadists in eastern libya. lou: mo

what you have is the strength of the va, the secret service, benghazi, the irs, one after the other,bergdahl, all incompetence. so why don't you get someone like powell, why don't you get a leader? because he doesn't know anything about how to message party politics. >> we're going to move on. the minority vote could be key in the midterm. they say democrats are losing support among women and they cannot depend on199Ñ a strong showing from black voters in the po polls. the political insiders will weigh in, we're coming right back. and en to than trted yeah, i get that a lot. alka seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. because i make the best chicken noodle soup >>because i make the best chicken noodle soup because i make the best chicken noodle soup for every way you make chicken noodle soup, make it delicious with swanson® synchrony financial partners with over two hundred thousand businesses, from fashion retailers to healthcare providers, from jewelers to sporting good stores, to help their customers get what they want and need. banking. loyalty. analytics. synchrony fin

and we've seen this too with the benghazi talking points how that was manipulated by the white house, and this is a white house that's proven itself to put politics first, and they're going to do whatever they need to do. there was a quote in one of the articles, their goal is to protect crown, and that's basically what they've done. lou: seems an elegant expression for what is a corrupt, a corrupt conduct on the part of these officials if indeed that proves to be the case. turning to -- to the jonathan dock, the white house volunteer for the advance team. he is a policy adviser now, the office global women's issues, the son of a prominent democratic donor and former lobbyist. i mean, has his name come up in any of the investigations? i know that the house oversight committee, the judiciary committee all have looked into the so-called hooker scandal at the secret service. is that name really coming up for the first time to you guys? >> well, chairman issa before i was in congress 2012 wrote to the white house specifically asking about a white house advance team member. now this indivi

and that is the night of the benghazi terror attack that left four americans dead. so did the commander in chief purposely consciously lie to you, the american people. tonight, two members of the benghazi annex security team will join me to answer that question. later, tonight's question of the day. here is a hint. >> yeah! >> that's a clue in a roundabout way. stick around and find out what it is as much more continues tonight on "hannity." (vo) you are a business pro. maestro of project management. baron of the build-out. you need a permit... to be this awesome. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. and only national is ranked highest in car rental customer satisfaction by j.d. power. (aaron) purrrfect. (vo) meee-ow, business pro. meee-ow. go national. go like a pro. >>> welcome back to "hannity." former defense secretary under president obama leon panetta continued heavy criticism of his old boss right here on fox news last night. in addition to slamming the president for his disastrous foreign policy,

the air base. fighting has also been reported in benghazi. w the tepees stand off between activists and police now, it is already having an impact on the territories economy. ibrahim has the details. >> every day they come by the thousands from mainland china. whether in groups orvillely, they make the three hour ferry ride to hong kong for a quick break. one thing is for certain, they are not here for the politics they are here for the shopping. i know this' a protest, and i think they disagree with the elections. everybody has their own opinion, i don't want to comment on who is right or wrong. >> capitalism triumphs over democracy. they prefer to spend their time in hong kong pieing big, but that could soon change. >> the protests in hong kong has prompted the government to suspend all organized tourists of the territory for about a week, has given that mainland visitors make up about 75% of the tourists here, it could mean a dependent to the economy. after all, these same chinese visitors could take their valuable tourist dollars to nearby

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this latest statement of leon panetta about the attack on benghazi and that he had told the presidentwas an attack by terrorists the night it happened, well this secretary of state told the families when the caskets came back that she was going to make sure she get the people who made the hateful video. this statement and comments by leon panetta raises the benghazi issue again to a significant degree. >> do you think that will be a real problem her? that issue is old history. do you think that will dog her in a general election if she is the nominee? >> i agree it was kind of yesterday's news until, until what leon panetta gave us was a smoking gun. i was on "face the nation" right after susan rice gave her routine and i said people don't come to spontaneous demonstrations with r.p.g.'s and mortar and what panetta said, was they told the president that night, two weeks later he and hillary clinton said it was a upon tainyouse demonstration sparked by hateful video. that sparks it. >> around here you are known as the steven wright of the political world. you have retold a joke or two

. >> now in libya, 16 people killed in the benghazi. they are called for a cease fire to release the families trapped in the fighting. the soldiers loyal to the general have launched to regain the ground. the general is saying he's going the run for the president if the libyans demand it. he was a close ally and rose throughout the ranks and he was captured in the 1987 conflicts and denying prisons of war there and didn't try to free. he returned to libya in 2011 during the uprising and fouth alongside some of the groups and now are his rivals. we have more on the situation in benghazi. >> benghazi is caught up in a struggle for control. and in alliance of the militia groups. war planes bombed the positions and people supporting the general forces have dismantled the check points set up with the fighters affiliated. libya is now under the control of two opposing governments by the armed groups engaged in the daily fighting. south of tripoli these are some of the families escaping the fighting. >> o they shelled our house in the middle of

. >> fighting is intensifying in the libyan city of benghazi. g loyal to the renegade general have been fighting militias that control that city. we're joined now live from the libyan capitol, tripoli to give us an update on the situation in benghazi. >> reporter: well, that situation is getting catastrophic, especially with a military convoy coming to the eastern gate of benghazi. and this military convoy belonging to the renegade general carrying weapons and ammunitions in an attempt, as military commanders say to attack a special forces headquarte headquarters. so now the situation is becoming more difficult, especially with humanitarian suffering is escalating in the city with indiscriminate killing targeting a densely populated district inside the city of benghazi, and also civilian individuals joining the battlefield, especially after the renegade general has been calling on the people of benghazi to carry weapons and fight against the rebels. now the forces are now taking control of the eastern gate of the city of benghazi. meanwhile, the

this latest statement of leon panetta's about the attack on benghazi and that he had told the president attack by terrorists the night it happened -- the secretary of state is the one who told the families when the caskets came back that she was going to make sure they get the people who made the hateful video. the statements and comments by leon panetta raises the benghazi issue to a significant degree. >> that issue i think for a lot of americans is now kind of ancient history and people feel as though they moved on. do you think that will dog her in the general election if she is the nominee? >> i agree with you that it was kind of yesterday's news until -- what leon panetta sort of gave us was a smoking gun. i was on "face the nation" right after susan rice gave her routine and i said, people don't come to spontaneous demonstrations with rpg's and mortars, and what leon panetta just said was that they told the president that night. two weeks later, he and hillary clinton were saying it was a spontaneous demonstrations arced by a hateful video. -- sparked by a hateful video. >> i am

. >>> we know the white house has been stonewalling more than two years on the benghazi scandal. t what are the republicans doing and why aren't they working harder for the truth? that's next. (vo) watching. waiting. for that moment, where right place meets right time. and when i find it- i go for it. (announcer) at scottrade, we share your passion for trading. that's why we give you the edge, with innovative charting and trading features, plus powerful mobile apps so you're always connected, wherever you are. because at scottrade, our passion is to power yours. >>> first federal prosecutors today announcing more than a dozen new charges against terror suspect act head khattala. he is accused of leading attacks on our consulate in benghazi, killing four americans. this new indictment includes charges for which prosecutors could seek the death penalty. it took the house of representatives three years to create a house select committee and another two years to investigate benghazi. after one hearing our next guest says "there is reason to fear that many republicans are no more anxio

charges stemming from the 2012 benghazi attacks. d abu khattala entered the plea today in federal court in washington. he faces an 18-count indictment. if convicted, he could get the death penalty. the benghazi attacks killed u.s. ambassador chris stevens and three other americans. in nigeria, friday's announcement of a cease-fire with boko haram insurgents appeared increasingly shaky. fighting continued throughout the weekend, and army officers reported at least 25 militants were killed overnight in damboa, in the country's northeast. meanwhile, talks are supposed to resume tomorrow on freeing more than 200 school girls kidnapped by boko haram in april. indonesia swore-in a new leader today. joko widodo completed his rise from the slums of java to become president of the world's fourth most populous country. the 53-year-old was inaugurated at the presidential palace in jakarta. he called for unity to achieve economic growth. >> ( translated ): to the fishermen, the workers, the farmers, the merchants, the meatball soup sellers, the

we just spoke to the mother of cia contractor killed in benghazi terror attack. and for the first time barbara doherty is speaking out about the life and death of her son and why she is now suing the u.s. government. >> back in late summer of 2012, did he tell you he was going to libya? >> i don't think so. i don't remember. >> so, when was the first time you heard that he was in libya? >> when he died. >> how did did you hear that? >> my daughter called me. >> and who had she heard from? >> i don't remember. >> you didn't even know he was there? >> no. >> or what he was doing? >> no. >> did the state department call you then or just your daughter? >> she called to tell me and then i looked out the window and i saw all these people walking towards my house, some of them were my friends. they must have known. i don't know how they knew what had happened but they started to come into the house and next thing i know people came through the front door from washington my friends and that was the beginning of that long process. children supposed to outlive you. >> it's

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. >> the benghazi suspect in u.s. custody set to face new charges in court today. he will be arraigned on charges of murder, attempted murder and destruction of government property. these charges make him eligible for the death penalty. he has pleaded not guilty to a terrorism conspiracy charge. >> the battle for kobani grows. the first of its kind drop comes weeks after u.s. air strikes in isis in that area. they are seeing more intense fighting in recent days. the drop contains small arms ammo and medical supplies followed bide kurdish authorities from iraq. it will anger turkey because they oppose any drops saying they are related to kurdish terrorists in turkey. >> isis terrorists learning to fly foreign fighter jets they capturedd in syria. former iraqi soldiers are leaving the training. witnesses say they have seen many low flying fighter jets take off quickly and return. u.s. central command not aware of the training. >> a chilly start this morning across the mid atlantic and the northeast. >> maria molina is here. >> hello everyone. we are waking up to tempe

the army barracks are in our hand. anyone who dares to mess with us, we will bury them. benghazi will be your graveyard. >> as the battle for benghazi intensifies, there has been more allegations that egypt's air force has bombed targets in the city. >> translation: after calling for peace in libya, we were surprised there was no calls for the u.a.e. in egypt to stop interfering. we know the limited power of the libyan army, it's unaccepted to help general khalifa haftar with the air stripes. >> reporter: egypt's government says it denies involvement, but it is in egypt's interest to bring back the separatist leadership. >> egypt would not like to see an islamic regime neighbouring in libya, so will do its utmost to make sure that a representative government, whatever system that is, emerges in libya. >> libya is in the grips of the worst violence and political turmoil since the uprising that toppled muammar gaddafi in 2011. it has been run by a huge number. all wanting power and unwilling to compromise. >> to yemen, where shia fighters have taken control of another city. they we

but rather alleges that the leader of the attack in benghazi learned that the u.s. intelligence agencies were operating in eastern libya and he was determined to drive them out of benghazi. to that end, he took two dozen operatives and heavy firepower, among them assault rifles, grenade and rocket propelled grenades and mortars to attack the u.s. consulate and annex. he oversaw the theft of massive documents and computers from the consulate that contained the location of the cian operation. we are talking about an annex that is a cia facility and so the identification. facility and everything connected with it is classified. >> reporter: since fox first reported on the theft of the computers back in july, the state department unsuccessfully argued that classified information was not compromised in the 2012 attack. today the prosecutors were asked if this is a single suspect in the case and they left the door open to more in the future. shannon. >> thank you, kathryn very much. >> reporter: you're welcome. >> could be trouble looms for the democrats in the u.s. with o

the intruders deleted some files and accessed others, including some on the benghazi attack. one started wiping out files at hyper speed before her eyes. her book stone walled, my fight for truth. she talked about the problem last spring. >> numerous independent analysts have confirmed what we had said earlier, via unauthorized intrusionsly sophisticated entities by both my work and my home, and m computer which consider a hugely offensive and problemsome. >> atkinson raises suspicion but doesn't charge the government with spying. the justice department statement says to our knowledge the justice department has never compromised ms. at kiss son's computers. at kiss son's reporting on the gun running story -- she also says she objected when cbs executives with held an unaired portion of a 60 minute interview with the president the day after the benghazi attack after mitt romney challenged obama in a debate. >> do you believe this is a terror attack? >> it's too early to know exactly how this came about, what group was involved, but obviously it was an attack on americans. >> cb

. >>> fighting has intensified in the libyan city of benghazi. loyal to the renegade general khalifa hifter. more now from the libyan capitol tripoli. >> reporter: the case is getting catastrophic especially with a military convoy coming in, and this military convoy belonging to renegade general khalifa hifter in an attempt as military come menders say to attack a special forces headquarter that had been taken. now the situation is becoming more difficult, especially with humanitarian suffering escalating in the city with indiscriminate shelling, targeting a densely populated district inside the city of benghazi, and also civilian individuals joining the battlefield, especially after renegade general has been calling on the people of benghazi to carry weapons and fight. >>> now egypt's military chief has visited northern sinai to oversee the creation of a buffer zone. it has been two days since the military has started destroying homes along the border with gaza. it says it is necessary after an increase in violence there. as ali reports. [ explo

the next 60 minutes. [gunfire] called for a ceasefire in benghazi as fighting trapped families in libya's second city. rely have so many been in prison, beaten up, intimated or murdered in the course of our duties. >>> a letter from peter greste calls a message to the world calling for media freedom. negotiations believed to be taken place of a german man held hostage in the philippines. inside north korea our exclusive look if new farming reforms will help end starvation. ♪ we begin in libya that is where the credit crescent called for ceasefire in benghazi to move out families trapped by fighting and they launched offensive to gain grounds in the city and the general said he will run for president if libya demands it and has been involved in politics since the 1960s and he once fought former leader gadhafi and he rose through the ranks and head of the military and he was captured in the 1987 conflict with neighboring chad and gaddafi said that was not true and he spent 20 years trying to go against gaddafi and fought alongside some of the groups that are now his rivals and victoria has more. [gunfire

west, it seems that the militias have become much more powerful than their opponents. so they are not just fighting about benghaziey are also fighting really about the future of libya, and the viability of that government that right now is in tabrook but wants to return to tripoli eventually. so it really is a struggle over libya, not just over benghazi. >> does it look like the military momentum is with those who are opposed to the internationally recognized government? it seems like they are being pushed on every front. >> the situation right now is really up in the air. on a daily basis, some of them islamist militias are making progress, then some days the forces and some of the more secular militias are making progress, but this really is at this point an indeterminate battle that could go either way, and hence why everybody is calling for international intervention, because we now have almost a dozen international special envoys for libya, and still no one knows what to do. and unless there is some kind of dialogue, the situation will probably remain dire, indeed could even worsen over the weeks and months

but of all the scandals that bothers me the most is benghazi. because the thing is -- [applause] the thing is, it is the job of the federal government to defend our country, to defend our embassy and defend our troops wherever they are. so in 2 six montanahs leading up to ben gassy, there was -- benghazi, there was request after request after request for more security. they said weed like -- we'd like a plane to move about the country. state department denied. three days later, hillary clinton's state department approved an electrical charging station for the embassy in vienna because it seems we were trying to green it up a bit. you know. one of the primary functions of the state department is not diplomacy but it's greening up of the plants. so we ordered a $100,000 charging station for the chevy volt so we can show how green we are in vienna. in the meantime we didn't have a plane for our personnel in libya. in september preceding the attack in benghazi -- hillary clinton's state department spent money for the state department. $650,000. they

when we met with him, he was always nervous about the radical jeedz in derna and benghazi. ese cities sent more people to fight than any other part of the middle eat. we got rid of qaddafi. the jihadists and benghazi, they took over libya but they then also took the training that they received from nato, the weapons. it's an open secret. >> absolutely. >> qaddafi was the lid on the garbage can, kept all the garbage in there as was the case of a number of countries over this. the big question now chairman is what do we do? the president says i'm going to drop bombs from airplanes. we're not going to have anybody actually report for doot on the ground. >> you're going to have to have boots on the ground. turkey could help right now. remember, it's also not a one-front war anymore. it's no longer just isis and syria in iraq. it is also isis and libya. 12 different radical jihadist groups across the middle east and africa have now aligned themselves with isis in three of these countries within the last two or three weeks, they're already beheading people, embracing the tactics,

martha: new charges for the libyan militant accused in the benghazi terror attacks. act mid can tall la, facing indictment. he is alleged leader of the deadly 2012 attacks that killed four americans. plus we're getting new reports of sensitive data stolen from that u.s. consulate during those attacks. further proof this was planned way in advance. they knew what they were looking for the we have details coming up in a live report. >> are we winning? >> we're talking about a coalition of 60 nations that are working closely with iraq which security forces and working to build up syrian opposition fighters and there is no doubt that we can point to the success in the early days of this strategy? bill: the question, are we winning? new poll shows more americans support bringing ground troops into the battle to confront isis. the president insisting that will not happen. alan colmes, host of alan colmes radio show, fox news contributor, brad blakeman, former deputy assistant to president george w. bush. good morning to both of you. brad, are we winning? >> no, we're not wi

four americans, including ambassador chris stevens, died in the benghazi attack. >>> the pentagon says it has completed the investigation in the case of bowe bergdahl. several soldiers who served with bergdahl claim he deserted their army unit. bergdahl was released from five years in captivity. a lot of people asking when are they going to see the report? it could be soon. >>> "the new york times" reports at least seven soldiers and seven iraqi soldiers were exposed to nerve or mustard gas since 2003. according to the report, the government secrecy prevented soldiers from receiving proper medical care and official recognition of their conditions. >> this is a terrific piece of journalist in the "times" this morning. i commend everyone to go read that if you can. a lot of detail and record. >>> toyota recalling 1.7 million vehicles worldwide. the recalls address three separate defects including faulty brake cylinders. toyota says it's not aware of any crash, injuries or deaths as a result of those defects. >>> st. louis police say test results on a teenager who died in an officer-invol

the u.s. consulate in benghazi heads to court. pete williams breaks down the new charges. >>> and who really gets to light up under d.c.'s new marijuana laws? we'll learn why most people would still find themselves in a lot of trouble if they decide to take a toke. >>> tonight, a witness to a murder who rushed to help the victim is talking about that terrible attack. >> this after police find the short's body in a field outside principle william elementary. officials believe he killed himself. julie carey talked with the only witness to this murder. >> balloons and flowers mark the townhouse where police say jessica wilson, a mother of two, was shot to death by her boyfriend early sunday. the neighbor was ready to leave on an early business flight when he noticed wilson and her boyfriend, edward hale, at first just talking inside a car in the driveway. then he saw hale choking her. >> so i came out a little bit off my porch and said, you know, what's going on? and he let her go once he heard my voice, and she yelled out to me, you

catherine harris ask now at the court with details. >> reporter: the benghazi suspect entered a plea of not guilty to the new 17 charges which include murder and attempted murder contained this indictment. there was no mention of a video or -- learned that the u.s. intelligence agencies were operating in eastern libya, gathering intelligence and he was determined to drive them out of benghazi. to that end, he gathered two dozen operatives and significant fire pour, including ak 47s, rocket propellers and mortars. he is also accuse of stealing documents, maps and sensitive computers, including the location information of a highly classified cia operation. there's nothing in the it indictment that suggests the attack was spontaneous, or that he was the master mind of the stault, which left four americans dead including ambassador chris stevens. >> there's a big difference between filing an indictment und under penalty of perjury in a court of law. this dpimt is law, the rest was spin, and you don't see any of the spin in this violent. >> today the judge said that the case is so complica

coming up in the next 60 minutes - battles for benghazi. fighting for control of libya's second city intensifies. [ singing ] >> hope for the families of nigeria's missing schoolgirls as the government says it struck a deal with boko haram. >> ireland's hidden secret, while a brutal medical technique used on women in childbirth is coming to light. >> i'll do it in the future. >> we look in a school in north korea's capital pyongyang >>> the battle for benghazi intensified over night. [ explosion ] . >> forces loyal to the renegade general launched an operation on wednesday. he's taking back the city after a failed attempt to do so in may. they were called to take up arms to push out rivals. 49 people have been killed, following days of fighting. we are joined on the line from tripoli. tell us about what is going on in tripoli. what are residents - benghazi, sorry. what are residents doing in benghazi while the fighting is raging around them. there has been protests, haven't there? >> actually, human suffering - the news about the booby-trapp

this is an award winning reporter who often shows was often at odds with her bosses at cbs on the benghaziand furious stories and others. but the obama administration, whether there's any ling here or not does have a track record of going after people like james ricin, who is going to jail for refusing to name his source. our own james rosen whose e-mails and those of his family were accessed without anybody at fox or rosen himself knowing about it. now in those cases there was a warrant, although it wasn't disclosed publicly until later. >> it was affirmatively represented not to be the case by eric holder. >> exactly. i think the administration pulled back from these tactics because of storm of credit sim from journalists like susan page of the "usa today." >> i want the audience to hear that soundbite for themselves. let's pay susan page. >> this administration has been more restrictive and more challenging to the press, more dangerous to the press than really any administration in terms of american history in terms of legal investigations and so on. and i think access to the white hous

>> the benghazi, wars -- >> the irs. >> the irs. e virtually incompetent leadership. >> whether it's irs, benghazi, you can go right down the list. and so it doesn't foment, you know, people -- faith in people to think that our administration's on top of things. >> it's like a bunch of code words. it's like obama bingo. if they say enough words they get a prize. i don't know who they plan on trusting when a public health crisis, if not government officials. so you could take the view, i don't trust the government, but you need public health officials. the problem in liberia, there is no government officials, no public health system to contain a disease like this. fortunately, when you look at the recent poll that nbc has just done with survey monkey, actually, the vast majority do trust public health officials and government officials because there's nobody else who can do it. we all have a responsibility to contain a disease and washing our hands, but without government, without public health officials, what's the answer? >> karen,

the leader vowed to liberate benghazi from what he called terrorists. >> the heroes of operation dignityre prepared top achieve their intermediate goal, to live right benghazi. it is a city worthy of living, it has is a sacrificed and lives of march tars are fulling victim. we have taken the oath to take revenge for those martyrs whether military or policemen or civilians. we cannot tolerate to see their blood going down the drain. we must ensure that the criminals will meet their just punishment. >>> let's bring in al jazeera from tripoli to tell us about the situation in benghazi because we understand the offensive has begun. >> reporter: yes, it has already begun. the current situation now in benghazi resounding, heavy ex explosions have been heard all over the city since early this morning. also, aircrafts belonging to ren gate general haftar have been flying over been benjamin trying to strike locations or positions belonging to the revolutionary ashura council. these explosions started after what the revolutionaries say a martyrdom operation but ren gates called it suicide attack t

what is the latest on the fight in benghazi? >> the latest information about the fighting in benghazi, there's ongoing skirmishes between forces allied to the down of libya operation, around khan youni [s] and the change of fire. there's squirmishes going on between the two sides, around the air base. the latest information point out that no side works out a major drive, and the forces have not been able to halt the advance. the forces loyal have attempted to make on the last few days, but around the two towns - major battles. heavy fighters loyal. and the forces of zintan, and the tribal militias trying to take the advance and trying to take control of the towns. a heavy change of artillery fire. without gapes to the two sides. the forces loyal to libya operations managed over the last few days, and the toll or the number of dead on both front seems to address day by day, so far according to medical sources of 161 dead people. maybe 150 injured. >> because of a complicated area, it was agreed there's no military solution. talkin

making its way across okinowa islands and isis is gaining ground but denying control over the city of benghaziolence in the city and as rival groups wrestle for control libya's neighbors are concerned. and we report. >> reporter: chanting for the over throw of parliament the one that sits in the libya city here and for months two rival representatives and no government. these protesters oppose any foreign intervention and support libya's dawn in the reliance of malitia which controls the country including the country tripoli and gather in the freedom square of benghazi, a battleground for months and this is the latest car bomb that went off in front of a local hotel and it was not clear who was the target. like other parts of libya no one single group is in charge here and he is declared a terrorist group by the united states says it's making gains in the city. but it denies aims to expand beyond benghazi. >> translator: we regret this internal strife that our people in libya are dealing with. the treacherous has dragged them into this and cost loss and tragedy. my god, if this will drag on th

you've got the v.a., the irs, benghazi, illegal immigration problem that now every state has illegal immigrants in it. you've got north africa, libya, you've got -- let's see, afghanistan, russia, the ukraine, crimea, iraq, iran, israel, gaza, you can go through all of these things. and i'm not even talking about the economy. >> you don't really think he's responsible for israel and gaza? >> i think he should have stood up for israel more. >> okay -- >> i think he could have taken -- >> you could have had me for a little bit and then next thing you know it's going to be my dinner wasn't warm enough -- and obama's to blame. i don't think you can blame him for every single thing that happens in the world. >> no, but i think he's a poor leader. here's what george w. bush, this to me is revealing. i want to get your thoughts on it. he says obama never calls him. bush did talk to clinton. watch this. >> has president obama called you? >> he called me to tell me that the nation killed osama bin laden -- or s.e.a.l.s. team 6 got osama bin laden, which i was grateful. no, he's not on a regula