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The longest-serving Deputy Commander at the Tobyhanna Army Depot will retire later this summer.

Senator tammy duckworth, iraq war veteran on the senate armed services committee. >> how do you square the narrative coming from the administration about iran with comments today from the british deputy command of the coalition saying there's no increased threat right now? >> well, it is very hard to square when i have not received any type of an intelligence analysis or briefing from the administration. you know, i was just in iraq less than three weeks ago and certainly i did not get any briefings on the ground there that indicated there was any increased risk from iran, so i would like to s...

But as i say, we see no -- we have no part of iran in our mission. we are monitoring the shi'a militia groups carefully, and if the threat level proceeds to go up we'll raise protection measures accordingly. >> didn't take long for an american military spokesman to say the general's remarks run counter to what he called identified credible threats available to u.s. intelligence. question then for us is what to make of it all. i spoke before air time to senator tammy duckworth, iraq war veteran on the senate armed services committee. >> how do you square the narrative coming from the administra...

It is not as bad as it is, but you have the deputy command saying there's a rot and crisis. >> joe is president of plow shares fund, a global securities book, and the author of to the book "bomb scare." and a member of secretary john kerry's advisor board that advises the secretary of state on arms control. joe, this is weird. this is disturbing. >> it is disturbing. it was at this very same air force bak in 2007-2008 they had another security breakdown. six nuclear armed missiles were unknowingly loaded on a b-52, flown across the country, and left unguarded for a 36-hour period. even after t...

Martha. martha: a new commander for the forces in libya. a and has been named to lead the forces. his most recent job was deputy command i are sat norad. this is as we get word of new missile strikes on the battlefield. 16 more tomahawk missiles have rained down on libyan targets said to be targeting asked you missile sites. what happens -- this is the question on everyone's minds. if qaddafi ends up losing power in libya. we saw militants flooding iraq after the fall of saddam. now there are concerns terrorists could take advantage of a power vacuum in libya and