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Footprint on the ground in this area in libya where they knew this was a growing situation, alan? >> we just invaded libya. there was not a central government. we had to really depend upon militias basically in order for protection but the notion somehow the deaths of those four tragic deaths could have been prevented in some way, given what we knew at the time is absurd and the attempt to try to blame somebody for those deaths is i think is outrage. there is no gauz gauze-gate. it has been tran...

Had a gun. >> reporter: other things we heard, recommit yourself to family, to religion and get back into a routine as soon as possible. their advocacy led to changes in school safety as well and child supervision. we also heard from the father, bill you never, never forget the tragedy and in the words of that father, she never leaves my head. back to you. bill: thank you, greg. greg palkot looking back as we look forward. martha: on that note we are waiting to hear now from president obama on a...

Over ten years. bill: think about what you just said. 1 or 2 trillion over ten years. >> that is nothing. well borrow another 8 or 10 trillion in ten years, well have done nothing to reduce the national debt. we are not even treading water, we are losing ground year after year. its going to require fairly steep reductions in spending. the other thing we have to do is accelerate the economic growth of this country. let me just make one other point. we saw last week that the federal reserve is pum...

Steven moore, thank you very much. well see what comes of this. plan a, b, c and m. >> have a merry christmas. bill: and you. martha: it was a daring prison escape like something youd see in a movie. inmates used bed sheets. the old bed sheet trick? it actually worked. bill: sometimes it does. the parents of marine veteran john hammer optimistic that he might be released but they did not get any help from the government. john and olivia hammer are with us live in a moment. well ask them what the...

To the producers as part of his quote, official duties. general jack keane, retired four-star general, former vice chief of staff of the army and fox military analyst. sir, good morning to you. >> good morning, bill. bill: how do you see this? >> im not sure this is a big story in the sense that from what i understand were releasing a special operators name, a planner to the film-makers, probably to give them some background information and i also understand that no meeting took place. and, i do...

Obviously not a good deal. now the president would argue, it helped get him reelected, there was this other sort of ancillary benefit of saving a million jobs. that is always going to be up for debate but this certainly was a losing, at least financially losing deal for the taxpayer. bill: so we lose 7 billion? >> right. bill: any way to get that back? >> no, i dont think so. you know what? listen the treasury will sell the rest of their stock over the course of next 12 to 15 months and makes a ...

Family. they need to also speak up and make sure those parents are getting encouragement they need to get help. you still have the colleges and institutions which dont even tell parents when someone is at risk to themselves or the people. we have to make sure we remove or deal with those laws where schools are not afraid to communicate with parents as well. bill: if indeed he was suffering from aspergers does that explain anything? >> no, aspergers is not generally associated with violent behavi...

Is fair treatment for your son, and that he be returned on what you see as a baseless charge. >> precisely. martha: john and olivia we hope your son gets home in time for christmas and he can share that special time with you and your family and get out of there. and we are going to stay on top of this story. we thank you so much for being with us today. thanks to you both. >> thank you. bill: its a tough, tough time. jon scott is coming up a couple minutes away, hospitals what is going on. jon: ...

Most heart-felt story, charlie tucker, a vietnam veteran. he was a flyer during the 1960s. he is manning the military centerter on concourse b. he said the way soldiers were treated when he came back from vietnam left him so frustrated he wants to spend every day of his life letting servicemembers know how appreciated they are. martha: im sure that the servicemembers truly appreciate the work he and all the other volunteers are doing out there. we wish him well. what a great thing for everybody ...

And now to this fox news alert as well, to a foxnews.com exclusive on a possible motive for school gunman adam lanza and why he may have snapped on that fateful friday morning. a source tells foxnews.com that lanzas mother had planned to commit him for mental health treatment, and that adam was furious about it. brand-new hour starts now of "americas newsroom." im martha maccallum. bill: im bill hemmer. we are trying to work through this and figure out what the truth is behind this. its -lt also...