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In the impact segment tonight, hillary clinton and the house benghazi committee. hillary will give her much awaited testimony before the committee just six days from now. but today those top clinton aides huma abedins turn to get grilled by the committee behind closed doors. joining us is fox white house correspondent ed henry who is covering the clinton campaign. ba what did you hear from those testimonies. >> she went behind closed doors for several hours. whats interesting is what happened be...

Investigation. >> so i wonder might hillary clinton think there is less pressure going into this hearing, this testimony given that there have been some republicans in congress who have said that there was some bias as it pertained to the investigations? >> i dont know about less pressure. obviously, when you go and testify before congress, it is never a fun thing to go through, specially when you are running for president. these hearings have been going on longer than watergate. >> she has a di...

He is charged for leaving his post in afghanistan. the criminal defense attorney, and a fet ran prosecutor and attorney. and this is the big news over the weekend. this is the game changer and he will not go to prison. what do you read from this recommendation. because that is what it is at this point? >> even if you want to give bergdahl the benefit of the doubt and he had no intention of deserting his post. he is getting a complete pass. that testimonies other people. if they want the 15 minut...

Years? where are they heading with this? >> i dont have a clue. after youve had eight investigations, some of them, indeed, bipartisan, everyone asks the question, back then, when they first established this committee, why are we doing this? well, i think that mccarthy answered it. he and boehner apparently sat down and said, how can we derail hillary clinton? how can we destroy her campaign? and how can we use taxpayer dollars, hard-earned taxpayer dollars to do it? and thats whats happening. >...

Michale callahan now knew the case against randy steidl was deeply flawed and needed to be reinvestigated. in the year 2000, he took his findings to his superiors. >> we went into the lieutenants office, very plush. she closes the door, and shes in uniform. she sits down behind her desk. >> callahan walked her through the evidence, the conflicting testimonies and the recantations. he even highlighted reports that detectives parish and eckerty had plied reinboldt and herrington with alcohol to sh...

Will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? >> i do. >> proceed. >> thank you, mrs. reinboldt, my name is michael metnick. and i am the attorney for randy steidl. do you understand that? >> yes, i do. >> why is it that youre here today? >> because there were some things that didnt -- werent truthful in the testimonies and -- >> were you there? at the rhoads house the night they were killed? >> no. >> thats when i was done with the states case. she was either the...

Turn up. >> we do expect him to turn up because its a court order that his deposition is going to take place on october 9. and our clients deposition will take place on october 15. and his attorney has represented that his client will be there. >> as you make the point, so many women have come forward, such is the number well over three dozen that it has some people out there in the public saying, are you all telling the truth? what do you say to those people? >> i didnt hear all those stories i...

Jesuit university. pope francis final day in philadelphia. tonight the pope delivers his final homily in the u.s. capping off what many believe here has been a spectacular week, a papal firsts, moving moments. the pope has arrived at st. josephs, an unscheduled stop on his way to his final mass. hundreds of thousands flocking here. theres no official count. lining the iconic benjamin franklin parkway for the mass including the world festival of families. earlier today a more somber mood pope fra...

At the table about the cost of not coming to an agreement soon. the parties, the farc and the government of colombia had been at the table for the last three years. for the last year, they been work on the agreement on victims. and we find today a new agreement on transitional justice thats historic and quite innovative. and i think the time its been in the process in the works for a while for the last year. the teams at the table in havana have been consulting with vic m victims. this is a real...

Cause, there were many testimonies from native americans who had a deep devotion to father serra. that said, he was part of an era when bringing the gospel to people, to christianize people also meant making them spanish, bringing them into spanish culture. they went happened in hand. so i will just say again that we canonize people not for them, it doesnt matter to junipero serra whether he is recognized as a saint, but we canonize people on earth, not only to give examples, as i said before, m...