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Some other way. but it is quite -- it would be very unusual. >> steve, you supervised the last investigation into the u.s. embassy attack in nairobi. this team of eight agents on the ground in kenya right now, were talking to them but we understand their focus right now is solely forensics. exactly what does that entail? is eight agents enough? >> well, eight agents isnt enough. i supervised the attack on the u.s. embassy attack on karachi, pakistan just to be clear. but eight agents is not enou...

>> well, eight agents isnt enough. i supervised the attack on the -- the u.s. embassy attack on karachi, pakistan. you saw the hole and the size of the ground. you couldnt excavate it and get what you need. you would need dozens and dozens of agents. looking at that crime scene plus the rest of the mall, id need over 100 agents to work that. mine if you want to lose that for a year, fine, but youre going to lose a lot of evidence on the way. >> a hundred agents. it seemed a lot of the evidence i...

Recognizing that in his address today. >> reporter: it was certainly a nod to the u.s. ambassador on the three others who were killed at the consulate. again if you think back to a year ago, nobody was thinking that the u.s. was in danger. in fact the pentagon was not on a war footing at that time in the middle east even though there were many things going on across north africa, egypt, elsewhere. and thats one of the reasons that this year secretary of defense chuck hagel met with the joint chi...

>> i think its very important to fix a broken system, to treat people with respect and have confidence in our capacity to assimilate people. its a very difficult bill to pass because theres a lot of moving parts and the legislative process is -- can be ugly. and but it looks like theyre making some progress. >> president bush had just returned from a trip to africa where he and his wife helped open a medical clinic. president bush also briefly met with president obama when the two paid respects ...

George b. bush to lay the 1988 embassy attack. good morning, brianna. >> reporter: good morning. president obama met with former president george w. bush for those killed in the bombing by al qaeda in tanzania and they also greeted survivors of that bombing, some of whom still work at the emwassy. it was a lighter moment as president obama turned a slub/private power plant. he demonstrated whats called a socket ball, a soccer ball kids can kick around and using it as a battery at night to plug a

And then various slogans written on the walls of his office in blood. this is a very, very violent group. >> all right. thank you very much, bob, for your insight in to the group, at least the turkish minister and other officials believed could be connected to this embassy attack. thank you. >> thank you. >> we have developing news and protesters in cairo converged on the presidential palace there. theyre throwing molotov cocktails and stones at the palace for hours. we have images showing wha...

Time, an intern there. she serves as spokeswoman for the families of those killed in the embassy attack in kenya. edith thank you for joining us. im sorry about what you have been through, thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> sean: very serious questions what is frustrating now. the ambassador survived the kenya attack and has written in the "new york times" as recently as this year, there were major requests for security that were denied. when you see what has happened in be...

Time, an intern there. she serves as spokeswoman for the families of those killed in the embassy attack in kenya. edith thank you for joining us. im sorry about what you have been through, thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> sean: very serious questions what is frustrating now. the ambassador survived the kenya attack and has written in the "new york times" as recently as this year, there were major requests for security that were denied. when you see what has happened in be...

Time, an intern there. she serves as spokeswoman for the families of those killed in the embassy attack in kenya. edith thank you for joining us. im sorry about what you have been through, thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> sean: very serious questions what is frustrating now. the ambassador survived the kenya attack and has written in the "new york times" as recently as this year, there were major requests for security that were denied. when you see what has happened in be...

Treasonous? >> bob: i dont believe the sources. dais in the last six weeks one thing that the left said it was the video. anyone who says differently is wrong and unpatriotic. then they did know. the e-mails released coming from the consulate in benghazi to the white house and state department. >> andrea: the video, they knew and more we learn its institutional failure at the highest level. they need an excuse to cover it up. go with the video. panetta says i didnt know. i didnt have intelligenc...