u.s. involve perceived u.s. involvement in sir yeah. for domestic reasons the turks may not want it to appear al-qaeda is in turkey striking u.s. targets for fear the local turks will call for the u.s. military personnel to leave. the first battery of the patriot missiles in the u.s. sent to turkey is operational on syria s border today. it s widely believed inside syria among assad s ally that the u.s. help israeli target the convoy carry the missiles to lebanon that was bombed inside syria by the warplanes two days ago. in a swipe at the critics and the press whom she felt asked too many questions about benghazi, secretary of state clinton told associated press in exit interview those who criticize the administration handling of benghazi attacks, don t live in an evidence-based world. bret? bret: jennifer, now we are learning that defense secretary panetta will testify on capitol hill about benghazi before leaving the pentagon. that is right. he hadn t planned to. but the
an emergency landing there as well. the spokesperson for the airline says these incidents are very rare. to have two happen in such a short time is a such a bizarre coincidence. pilots must pass a medical exam every sick months and copilots once a year. they were up-to-date on the medical certificate nationcations an were fine when che reported to work. jenna: when you have the flu you know how quickly things can turn. anna, thank you. jon: hillary clinton is stepping down today as our secretary of state and she is ending her run with something of a bang, taking one final shot at her critics over the deadly terror attack on our consulate in libya. here is part of what she had to say in sort of an exit interview with the associated press. quote, there are some people in politics and in the press who can t be confused by the facts. they just will not live in an evidence-based world, and that s regretable.
office officially today after sounding a warning about civil war in syria. at a sort of exit interview, clinton accused iran of playing an increasingly prominent role directing violence in syria and says that only raises chances of a wider conflict in the middle east. clinton criticized russia for blocking sanctions against syria at the u.n. clinton s successor, john kerry finished up his last day as a senator with a farewell tour of native massachusetts. he said america s strength overseas depend on working in a bipartisan way here at home. kerry is sworn in today as the nation s 68th secretary of state. no end in sight to the tense hostage standoff involving a gunman and 5-year-old boy in alabama. police say 65-year-old jimmy lee dykes is holding the boy in an underground bunker stocked with supplies. only means of communication through a narrow ventilation pipe. the boy is autistic. medication has though been
that ring is going to go back to mickey s son, dan. as it should. they have agreed not to file charges or name anyone involved in the whole ordeal. they just want the jewelry back. so there it is. what a collection of jewelry. and still ahead, hillary clinton, the exit interview as she prepares to step down friday as secretary of state. what s next? nightline s cynthia mcfadden asks, will she be the one to finally breakthrough that glass ceiling? stick around. we ll be back.
internet with all this vitriol, actually i think it empowers individuals to connect with one another and to pursue reason and logic and to lift up ideas that gain support from larger groups of people. see what emerges. former vice president al gore, thank you very much. the book is the future: six drivers of global change edited about by jon meacham, but we will not hold that against you. it s a fantastic book. i can t wait to read it. thank you very much. you covered him, didn t you? still ahead, exit interview. we ll talk to andrea mitchell about her conversation with secretary of state hillary clinton. we re back in just a moment. a with the spark cash card from capital one,