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Successor, repeated that in hearings. >> there was a question whether they could do a flyover just to scramble some of these. >> the closest flyover possibility was identified in aviano, northern italy, 1600 miles away. that was given a two-to-three hour possibility. but it would also require aircraft tankers to refuel those aircraft and they were not available. >> the other complaint was that this report of yours -- accountability review board, only went so far. you did heavily criticize the st...

That when this plane left, they wouldnt have arrived in benghazi in time to have actually made any difference in the fighting, but of course, that arguments presumes that we have knowledge that the fighting was going to end when it ended. there is no way of knowing that. ive talked to folks who believe this fighting could have gone on for days and in fact, was designed to draw more people in. >> bret: there was a lot of testimony about f-15s, f-16s, they could have done flyover. >> i think thats...

One, events before the benghazi facility came under attack. two, events occurring when the benghazi facility first came under attack. third, events occurring before the second attack in benghazi. and fourth, events after those two attacks. one of the charges congress will hear tomorrow concerns the third time period. between the attacks in benghazi. between those attacks. gregory hicks, a state department official, posted in tripoli said, he asked for four special forces personnel to be sent to ...

Is one of the congressman with this. i know gregory hicks has very dramatic testimony, weve read the transcripts. let me pause at what the pentagon is saying and and get your response. the pentagon is saying number one, that the four special forces operatives had to remain in tripoli to guard the embassy there and they were not combat ready and his suggestion as well that there could have been a flyover of f-16s from aviano in italy to buzz the terror attackers and scare them off. wouldnt have w...

Record. he was the deputy chief of mission, but he is a diplomat, a foreign service officer. and the pentagons pushback is hes not a military officer and to suggest a flyover of f-16s could have buzzed the mission, the outpost in benghazi, and scattered the attackers, is naive, number one. its hypothetical. >> right. >> and that they couldnt get there in time in any case for the very reasons you just cited that they didnt have refueling capability. they were not on the runway. it takes a couple ...

The second attack in benghazi. and fourth, events after those two attacks. one of the charges congress will hear tomorrow concerns the third time period. between the attacks in benghazi. between those attacks. gregory hicks, a state department official, posted in tripoli said, he asked for four special forces personnel to be sent to benghazi but was refused. the defense department says the four personnel werent ready for combat. also, they were needed to defend embassy in tripoli. a second charg...

Department of public safety with the last comment that the texas department of public safety is going to provide a flyover here as soon as the press conference is over giving me the opportunity to survey the damage with the ability to report back in more detail about my observations later on. at this time id like to turn things over to the texas department of public safety. >> jason reyes with the texas department of public safety. ladies and gentlemen, thank you for your patience first and fore...

The former prime ministers funeral will be held next week, her spokesman said she specifically did not want a state funeral or flyover, because she thought it was waste of taxpayer money. margaret thatcher was 87 years old. now to business. investors remain hesitant ahead of what is expected to be a modest first quarter earning session. yesterday stocks reversed early losses to post gains. over sees, the japan stimulus plan generated ripples. lets go to steve sedgwick live in london. whats on ...

Intelligence also suggesting that pyongyang could be preparing to test a missile, maybe a flyover of japan. that move would certainly test a lot of nerves. which is why tonight even as they prepare militarily for the worst, a pentagon official tells cnn quote, were trying to turn down the volume. in a moment we take a look at north koreas true capacity for destruction and talk with christiane amanpour and fran about best how to cool things down. first, the very latest from on the ground in seoul...

Dictator with a blow torch trying to make it hotter by the hour. moving as many as two mobile missile launchers and fuel tanks to the countrys east coast. targets in south korea and japan. now, that is according to a u.s. official who says classified imaging and intercepted communications confirm it. intelligence also suggesting that pyongyang could be preparing to test a missile, maybe a flyover of japan. that move would certainly test a lot of nerves. which is why tonight even as they prepare ...