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Civilian casualties. we can see with the tragic results from this operation, it's never absolute certainty. >> do we know -- how do we know they died? what is the proof of death here? >> i can't get into a lot of specifics but we'll get varying degrees of intelligence reporting. sometimes it will be from our sister agencies. sometimes it will be our own intelligence. we have to often pierce the vail of propaganda from the other side. so we'll have to combine all of these elements. sometimes we're able to get dna, sometimes not. we use every effort to see whether we can reach the high level of ...

That there were only two countries who were capable of doing something like what happened on 9/11. iran and iraq. and i thought they would have everything to lose and nothing to gain by doing so. and i knew there was one other organization in the world who had that capability and it was al qaeda. so that is why i came to that conclusion. >> when, between february and the attack, february 12 and the attack, we have approximately 4,000 pages of intelligence reporting that came out of the cia. and in for the libya. so. so i'm sure you were aware of all of that? >> absolutely. absolutely. >> you w...

>> the aren't investigation into the benghazi terror attacks has stalled is because the obama administration wants to treat it like a criminal proceeding and bring all of the accused into a federal courtroom. >> the administration's determination to prosecute the benghazi suspect in criminal court, also known as article iii court has thrown up roadblocks. >> treating this like a criminal event, using article three, which is what an american citizen would go through, with all the rights of the constitution, i think -- i don't know how anyone could come to the conclusion it hasn't slowed it down...

Former navy seals glenn doherty and tyrone woods. catherine herridge conduct nad exclusive interview with rogers. she is here life with us in washington. catherine? >> thank you, harris. the administration's determination to prosecute the benghazi suspects in criminal court has thrown up road blocks. >> there are far too many lawyers. there are far too many hurdles in trying to do a criminal investigation on what, in my mind is, a terrorist matter. certainly, i'm frustrated. i think the committee is frustrated. by the way the people who do this for a living are really frustrated. >> based on i...

Gauzegauze benghazi terror attack earlier. the one-year anniversary was wednesday. no one has been brought to justice. tonight, we have the fascinating story of why that is. >> reporter: the administration's determination to prosecute the benghazi suspects in criminal court also known as article 3 courts has thrown up road blocks. >> treating this like a criminal event and using this article 3 which is an american citizen would go through with all the rights of the constitution, i just think -- i don't know how anyone could come to the conclusion and hasn't slowed it down. >> reporter: based o...