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And hezbollah who are present and even possibly hamas. then those weapons could be used in the region not only against neighboring countries of syria that are not friendly to syria or to the radical islamist interests but to u.s. interests in the region. the whole world would take notice at that point if those weapons were in the hands of those terrorists. we can not let that happen. we have a joint task force in jordan out of central command whose purpose is to help locate the stockpiles and th...

Ready to eat, is june. im not making that up. i think we could tip the balance here and i think assad is losing and i think he will lose, but i also worry about the increased involvement about russia and iranians who really -- iranians do not want to see assad fall. general mattis, the central command commander said if syria went, it would be the greatest blow to iran in 25 years. stuff is so -- i mean, we are gonna give them a couple hundred thousand mres, meals ready to coming up two high sc...

And so, this is going on all over, all the time in syria.o t. and so, this is going on all over, all the time in syria. im pleased secretary kerry seems to be making moves in the right direction but some of the stuff is so -- i mean, we are gonna give them a couple hundred thousand mres, meals ready to eat. you no what he we found out? the expiration of those meals, ready to eat, is june. we found? the expiration of those meals, ready to eat, is june. we found? the expiration of those meals, rea...

People are not used to a lot of snow but we will do just fine. alexandra, thanks very much. theres a new recommendation for how many u.s. troops should remain in afghanistan after they are out at the end of next year. 2014, thats when the majority of the forces are supposed to leave, if not all of the troops. the u.s. plans to keep some troops there. the head of the u.s. military central command telling the armed services committee saying that he recommends that 13,600 american service members...

>> the document a they tried to interfere in an investigation by the watchdog. darrell issa says the interference is disturbing and outrageous. adding internal agency reviews must be independent to be effective. in washington, catherine herridge, fox news. >> bret: a a former c.i.a. officer was sentenced for two-and-a-half years in prison for revealing the name of a covert agent to reporter. they sayion kiriaakous a whistle blower that exposed use of torture. p.c.s say he wanted to be famous. ce...

Military academy in pennsylvania before graduating from west point in 1956. in 1965 he was sent to vietnam was september to advisor to south vietnamese battalion. he was appointed in commander-in-chief the u.s. armys central command. possibly his most memorable achievement, schwarzkopf commanded more than 540,000 u.s. troops and allied force of more than 200,000 in operation desert storm, liberating kuwait from the invading forces of saddam hussein. schwarzkopf retired from the army in 1992. gre...

Central command, some of our allies in region, are absoluted seized with the idea of these chemical weapons. not only if asaws used them or if they fall in the hands of a group that would use them against the interests of the united states or people in the region. so its a major effort for us. two ways to deal with it. one is to bomb those sites once you understand preparations are being made for their deployment. and certainly the israelis are keeping keeping a close eye on . the other means wo...

Socialite jill kelleys twin sister, natalie. >>reporter: both of these sisters, they are twins, faced pretty steep debt and natalie was also involved in a very sticky custody battle and both of these sisters cultivated relationships with powerful men in washington and generals who were rising stars at central command. natalie was involved in a custody battle with a former bush administration official and general petraeus wrote a letter on of behalf of natalie appealing to a judge in the custody ...

Why some lawmakers are questioning the initial statements about the attack and new details of the florida socialite who triggered the f.b.i. investigation that led to his downfall. how does one woman get access to so many generals at central command? [ forsythe ] we dont just come up here for the view up in alaska.

U.s. commander in afghan starngs well, he is now under investigation for inappropriate e-mails to the whistleblower in the case, jill kelly. >> abcs senior foreign affairs correspondent martha raddatz, shes been tracking the story and has these late details. >> reporter: the secretary says on sunday the fbi referred the department of defense a matter involving general allen. apparently this involves communications, e-mails, with jill kelly. apparently there are 20,000 to 30,000 documents includi...