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>> well, i always think you tell it like it is, bill. you are an honest guy. yeah, there is is a little tad unfairness. first, on the irs issue, heads did roll. on the benghazi issue, there were demotions and heads did there too. there was an investigation by ambassador pickerring that looked at the security problems. there were problems. there were funding problems too from the congress. on the issue of the president and obama care, look, obama care i believe is good for this country. it's good for people. but, there has been some serious problems in the rollout. i do think the president need...

For both countries, there have been technical issues, funding problems and environmental concerns. former chief u.n. wecht david kaye says the program could go on for decades. a $3 billion program originally now costing some $30 billion. as for syria, the u.s. believes it has 1,000 tons of chemical weapons. most of it sarin and vx. it may have to be destroyed right in place. >> you're not going to want to move these to some site outside of syria. the roads in syria, not only do you have to worry about insurgent control. the network is not very good. and you don't want to go bouncing around wit...

Generations. i salute you ahead to 2016, wishing you must success and extending to you my highest regards. i do have one question or a couple if i have the time. madam secretary, to one of your quotes or statement here that this is why they went to benghazi. i want to get the sense that our commitment for the officers is second to none. even at the risk of their lives and wish my colleagues would understand that we have additional problems and funding problems, but the fact that when they did this, not only because of his love for the leaders of the people of libya, but because he was so proud...

a sign of better times ahead or just, i don't know, one feel good day for investors? >> it is a very big feel-good day. 490 points. we were talking about this yesterday morning. we haven't seen a big move like that in 2 1/2 years but we have concerns here and as i pointed out to you yesterday, that was a defensive move by the world central banks to make sure that the oxygen is still flowing to the european financial system and to the capital markets. so, because of big danger signals overall in the markets, that's why you had folks coming in. don't forget, a lot of things here holdin...

piece of the empire state building. this is your "a.m. wake-up call." and good morning to you. this is your "a.m. wake-up call" for wednesday, november 30th. from the time warner center in new york, i'm carol costello. here are this morning's top stories. herman cain now reassessing whether to keep his campaign going after a woman named ginger white accused him of a 13-year affair. cain denies that he cheated on his wife, but a top campaign staffer telling cnn that cain admitted the ongoing sex scandal has taken its toll on his family. bernie fine's second accuser, mike lang talk...