uma: bret, this is uma.ep ahead on benghazi right from the get go here before reporters even ask any questions? >> no. i think that's all in the plan and something that they wanted to do from the beginning. we should probably listen in to the the turkish prime minister about syria, i think, because that's a big issue as well. >> translator: and i can tell you that as leaders of our nations we have the will to continue to develop our economic relations. in our discussions that pertain to regional issues was at the top of our agenda. while we discussed syria, we talked about what has happened so far, and we talked about what can be done in the future, and we have used that overlap, as the president has just said. we will continue to discuss this issue in greater detail in our meeting this evening, but let me tell you that ending this bloody process in syria and meeting the legitimate demands of the people by establishing a new government are two areas where we are in full agreement with the united states. supp

uma?so wonderful that so many people are going down there to make a give -- difference and help so many people in need. thank you, casey. >> reporter: yeah. jon: an amazing story of survival and rescue to share. americans, an american aid worker held captive by pirates in somalia for more than three months until people she called magical heroes rescued her. a compelling story of survival and courage coming up. we will also have more from arlington national cemetery as we continue to honor and remember those who have served and died for our freedom. [ stewart ] this is the kind of food i love to cook. i'm very excited about making the shrimp and lobster pot pie. we've never cooked anything like this before. [ male announcer ] introducing red lobster's seaside mimatch. combine any 2 of 7 exciting choices on one plate for just $12.99! like new cheddar bay shrimp lobster pot pie, and new parmesan crunch shrimp. plus salad and unlimited cheddabay biscuits. combine any 2 for just $12.99. [ stewa

uma, there are people with firsthand knowledge. i mean, people on the ground in benghazi and know what happened. the security, and what happened in the siege and the aftermath. ambassador pickering was not one of those people in benghazi. but if you are chairing the accountability review board. i subpeona is nothing more than to show up. if he would come be deposed privately. and the fact we have to subpeona an independent and accountable should be instructive as well. nin the e-mail document there is a gap that we don't have the e-mails detailing the first crucial days after the attack. >> they are going to release as many details, as few details and e-mails to get the scandal to go away and maybe the media will focus on the ap or irs scandal. it is eight months, uma from an administration that will move heaven and earth to get to the bottom of benghazi and we have huge gaps. i think it is instructive that the defense changed from one of nefarrous intent to one of gross incompetence. and the other thing that is instruct and i have

i am uma in washington. molly is leading off with the breaking newings. >> three men are going to tell their stories wednesday before the house committee. two of them not heard publicly before now . there is back and forth between the congressional republicans and obama administration over whether these three have been prevented from telling their stories to congress. eric nordstrom top security officer in libya in the months leading up to the attack. he spoke and told congress that he and others asked the state department for more security for the bengazi consalate and turned down. he has more information to testimony congress. >> two other men who describe themselves bengazi whistle-blowers, gregory hickings second highest ranking diplomat and mark thompson. a state department counter terrorism official. darryl issa said his committee may hear from additional witnesses. our committee has been contacted by numerous individuals who have direct knowledge of the bengazi terrorist attack that are not yet prepar

uma, back to you. >> thank you very much.he administration's handling of the scandal is causing problems on both sides of the aisle. ladies, great to have you here today. nlesly, you have holder saying he never heard of anyone trying to prosecute the press for publishing federal and on the other side accusing reporters of espionage of application. his statements are hard to reconcile. is there a perjury here? ni don't want to go that far. buttine as a democrat who supports the administration and the attorney general in that administration that is a hard one to swallow. i am also a member of the press and love my constitution and make a living off my first amendment rights. at the same time i am not an expert in national security. we have things like the patriot act and the constitution, were laws broken by the attorney general or by any journalist or leaks to the journalist? >> i as we all do, never will forget watching two towers come down and over 3,000 people do i. we have seen leaks from wicky leaks and our government. wh

i am uma in washington.leading off with the breaking newings. >> three men are going to tell their stories wednesday before the house committee. two of them not heard publicly

. >> uma: tough words from senate minority leader mitch mcconnell the pick to lead the labor departmentte was postponed this week and mounting republican opposition. mary kissel has been following the story from the beginning and she joins us now. why is this nomination so controversial? >> several reasons. mr. perez is the head of the civil rights division of the justice department. he was using a shaky legally theory to extract positions out of banks. he did a deal with the city to get the case withdrawn from a supreme court docket. >> paul: this was case that st. paul was litigating for how long? >> almost a decade. there were two cases brought by whistleblowers that could have netted $200,000. >> he didn't prosecute black panthers. he went back and harassed the state. that is just the beginning. >> paul: what about the issue of emails that he had been using his personal account, personal email account to conduct government business which a violation of the federal records act. now that has become a source of contention, as well. explain? >> the house is investigating this quid pro q

his marriage and divorce from uma thurman and then his remarriage to a woman who briefly worked as the and emotional depth, they bring to their on screen characters. >> i can't keep living luke this. >> part of that is showing the consequences of following your dream. in this case, jesse sending his son back to his ex-wife in the states after a summer visitation. it's an emotion hawke knows all too well. >> one of the most painful moments of my life, every year after the summer, was a the summers -- if you're a dad, you finally get some big bulk time. ands as the end of the summer approaches, it's like a rain cloud builds up. and it's like picking off a scab and watching it bleed again every time. >> reporter: they're not only the stars of the film, they also co-wrote it. >> how do you three write these scripts? how does that work? >> we sit here for days and days and weeks and weeks on end. and we basically make fun of each other for about ten hours a day. >> reporter: as a young director, linkleiter was heralded as the voice of a generation in "dazed and confused." >> that's what i l

i'm uma pemmaraju. thank you, tracy. tracy: uma, thank you very much.t make very good family endinners when brothers and sisters run against each other. but tensions and israel and syria easing up. jeff flock in the pits of the cme where the crude is headed. it better be south, jeff? >> i think it is. everybody seems to agree with that. even scott shellady agrees with that. we have more oil than anytime in what, 82 years. >> it will take something more than a geopolitical event to get something go up underneath this. we'll top out at these levels and just under 100 at best. >> looking at wti , i.e. ia released forecast and sew you the day's number and three month because we had a bit of a gyration. eia forecast, energy information administration, they forecast wti $93.17 the average in 2013. $92 in 2014. you buy that? >> yeah, i do. i still think that may be a little bit high. remember oil sold off hard with gold and the other commodity as little while ago and recovered due to the fact we had a winter summer blending changeover and due to the geopolitic

the heist unemployme-- highest unemployment rate uma arizona 22 percent. >> job reports come out tomorrower barns will be reporting those numbers live as they come down. >> the usda puts out a cost list. it will cost you $146 a week for a family of four. this assumes you are eating healthy and not doing what they call the more liberal diet which is 289 a week budget which is seafood and the jane fonda. >> you are so funny this morning. appreciate it this morning. >>> the time now is 17 after the top of the hour. up next on the "rundown if you are one of the people adam mentioned who are giving up work cheryl casone is next with three companies hiring right now. forget the pop quiz. professors areable to track student's work even when they are not in work. would that have gotten you in trouble? >> a lot of trouble. i didn't do my work. >> welcome back. it is 21 after the top of the hour. quick headlines for you. college students won't be able to ignore reading textbooks any more. course smarts an let tianalytics professors know if they are reading and taking notes. it goes to an on-line da

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uma?> thank you very much. >>> so with conservatives condemning the irs for what they're calling unlawful harassment, some tea party leaders are refusing to accept the tax agency's apology. the co-founder of the tea party patriots, jenny beth martin, is saying the irs' actions reach what she calls a new low in illegal government activity. she joins us now. thank you very much for being here. >> thank you. >> i know you're very angry anda clear sign of abuse by government power since you believe that the irs tried to block your ability to exercise your group's first amendment rights. do you think there was political pressure on the irs to target conservative groups like yours? >> reporter: i don't know if there was or not. they lied last year when they said they were not discriminating against us. clearly they were. and i think we need to have an investigation to see how far this runs and if there's another cover-up going on. >> when you say they allegedly lied last year, you're saying that

uma, there are people with firsthand knowledge. i don't mean congressmen and ambassadors. there were people on the ground in benghazi and know exactly what happened with respect to all three raunches. >> the committee senior democrat issuing his own statement. quote, the subpoena is a stock example of republican overreach and the shameful politicalization of this tragedy. republicans remain focused on getting more information, explaining what happened that night. they want to review video surveillance and fill in the gap between the consulate attack and the white house talking points e-mail release which occurred this week. john boehner is urging the administration to be completely transparent and reveal all communications in the hours immediately after the attack. kelly, back to you. >> elizabeth prann reporting from washington today. >> meanwhile, the president and the administration officials are already trying to tamp down and move on quickly from the developing scandals that are engulfs the white house. the white house chief of staff telling staffers in the west wing,

in the meantime, that's the news for me i'm uma pemmaraju. make it a great day. fox news alert the identities of the so-called benghazi, libya whistleblowers finally revealed. hi, everybody i'm jamie colby. >> and i'm kelly wright. welcome to a brand new hour. fox news confirms all three men high ranking state department officials are set to testify before a congressional hearing next week. lawmakers hope their testimony will shed light on events that led up to the night of september 11th last year. that's when heavily armed gunmen stormed the u.s. consulate in benghazi killing four americans, including u.s. ambassador to libya. chris stevens. our molly henneberg is live in washington with more details on this. molly? >> kelly, jamie good afternoon. three men, three names that have been a closely guardedashw are public. eric nordstrom, gregory hicks and mark thompson. they all have information on the benghazi attacks that they want to tell congress. we heard from nordstrom previously back in october when he testified before the same house committee that will hear

his marriage and headline turning divorce from uma thurman and remarriage to a woman who briefly workedat material and emotional depth they bring to their onscreen characters. >> i can't keep living like this. >> reporter: part of that showing the consequences of following your dreams. in this case, jesse sending his son back to his ex-wife in the states after a summer custody visit. >> see, i told you this greece thing was going to be great. >> and it was. >> i love you, pal. >> i love you too, dad. >> reporter: an emotion hawke knows all too well. >> one of the most painful moments of my life, every year, every year after the summer, because the summer if you are a dad you finally get some big bulk time. and, is the end of the summer approaches, this, this, it is like a rain cloud build up. it's, it's like picking off a scab and watching it bleed again every time. >> reporter: fans hope that "before midnight" isn't the end of jesse and celine's love story. >> we met 18 years ago, sort of, kind of fell in love. >> it is not comb mmon that co-stars write a movie and do it three times. >

potential free-trade agreement between the uma u.s. is something we are talking about in superlatives and i think it is an ambitious agreement and that will certainly have the potential to have positive effects in a number of areas. americansestrictive is amended. there are a number of comments. we have to deal with a lot of different bilateral trade agreements, the so-called spaghetti bill effect. it is something which does not made -- make international trade easier to keep track of. and we got the rules have to stand up for the dollar agreement. .> thank you mr. murphy, please. thank you. when we hear the irish presidency, the commissioner, and the members in this house talk about the proposed agreement, you would have the impression they were talking about a santa claus for europe. it is bringing jobs, economic allth, prosperity, and with no visible negatives. i do not believe these promises will be delivered upon. the example illustrates the point. instead, what we will see with secret negotiations, without real public scrutiny, w

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hello, i'm uma pemmaraju in for jenna lee. >> i'm gregg jarrett in for jon scott we're awaiting a pressressure the white house is releasing 100 pages of e-mails and notes on the attack, in an attempt to quell the outrage over the revision of talking points in the days after the attack. these new e-mails. painting somewhat of a different picture than what was portrayed before. here's what press secretary jay carney said last week. >> what remains the case is that the intelligence community, cia, drafted these talking points and redrafted these talking points. the fact that there are inputs is always the case in a process like this. but the only edits made by anyone here at the white house were stylistic and nonsubstantive.

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