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On the ground. blood pouring from his head. later, photos are released of the former dictator, dead. >> theres no clear answer to exactly who pulled the trigger, but its obvious it was because people -- they wanted it over. they wanted it finished. >> shelton transfers the footage to her laptop and drives three hours to the nearest internet connection, where she uploads the footage to her editors. soon after, the rest of the world is watching. and reacting. >> the capture and death of colonel mo...

From talking to your senior advisers that they knew -- and many of them are here today seated behind you -- they knew to send you important information, issues that were of importance to you. and i can only conclude by your own records that there was a lack of interest in libya in 2012. so lets first focus, though, on this pile and what was happening in libya in 2011. we had an ambassador to libya, ambassador cress, but youve told us -- and you told us in your opening -- you hand picked chris st...

Not to act militarily. >> the general did not respond for a request. and mrs. clinton does not address the incident where a entire chapter supporting the libyan revolution. >> thank you. >> there is a shift in schedule for the upcoming house speaker vote and how a delay could shape the race between mccarthy and chaffetz. >> you heard about the twinkie defense. one suspect cited a bad reaction to a vaccination. will his needle defense carry weight in the trial? our legal panel breaks down the cas...

From australia who heads to libya to cover the conflict. >> it began with protests, as in many of the arab countries, inspired by egypt and tunisia. people started protesting for more freedom. but the reaction from the gadhafi regime was to shoot protesters, to try and stop these protests with violence. >> the violence that gadhafi unleashed on them was a violence of another order altogether. were not talking now mubaraks security forces. were talking about mercenaries. were talking about jets. ...

Now serves on her 2016 campaign. the version released to the public is heavily redacted and carries the b 1 code for classified information. the other redaction refers to suspects in the benghazi assault. chris farrell has also served as an intelligence security officer. >> the information withheld from this document thats redacted points to intelligence and law enforcement information that is essentially classified information. >> reporter: mrs. clintons aide, huma amedin who works for the clin...

Now serves on her 2016 campaign. the version released to the public is heavily redacted and carries the b 1 code for classified information. the other redaction refers to suspects in the benghazi assault. chris farrell has also served as an intelligence security officer. >> the information withheld from this document thats redacted points to intelligence and law enforcement information that is essentially classified information. >> reporter: mrs. clintons aide, huma amedin who works for the clin...

Animal, and theyre saying his name over and over again. >> eventually, they lay gadhafi on the ground. blood pouring from his head. later photos are released of the former dictator, dead. >> theres no clear answer to exactly who pulled the trigger, but its obvious it was because people -- they wanted it over. they wanted it finished. >> shelton transfers the footage to her laptop and drives three hours to the nearest internet connection, where she uploads the footage to her editors. soon after, ...

Islamist groups in benghazi. we did speak to him about the attack on the u.s. consulate. he does not deny being on the scene of the attack. he does fully deny or he did at the time that he was directly involved in any way and that he was in fact the orchestrater, the mastermind of the u.s. consulate attack. he had claimed he had arrived on scene after receiving a phone call from one of the libyan commanders on the ground requesting his assistance, and then that is why he showed up there. he clai...

Many of the arab countries, inspired by egypt and tunisia. people started protesting for more freedom. but the reaction from the gadhafi regime was to shoot protesters, to try and stop these protests with violence. >> the violence that gadhafi unleashed on them was a violence of another order altogether. were not talking now mubaraks security forces. were talking about mercenaries. were talking about jets. were talking about tanks. so with the libyan revolution the idea of non-violence had to be...

>> eventually, they lay gadhafi on the ground. blood pouring from his head. later photos are released of the former dictator, dead. >> theres no clear answer to exactly who pulled the trigger, but its obvious it was because people -- they wanted it over. they wanted it finished. >> shelton transfers the footage to her laptop and drives three hours to the nearest internet connection, where she uploads the footage to her editors. soon after, the rest of the world is watching. and reacting. >> the ...