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Director of the national counterterrorism center, matthew olson, this very question at a committee hearing this week. the state department hired blue mountain group, a private security group out of wales, to vet and hire local guards for the consulate. the was worth near lea half a million dollars. indications that the local guards may have been casing the consulate were first revealed in a post by sean smith on a gaming web site where he went by the name, vile rack. quote, assuming we don't die to me, we saw one of our, quote, police that guard the compound taking pictures. sean smith could h...

Of their story. tough talk from both sides as the u.n. general assembly prepares to kick off next week. >> arthel: rick, thank you very much for that live report from jerusalem. >> rick: new information on the investigation into that deadly attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi that we just mentioned. intelligence sources telling fox news that 100 militants took part in that assault last week. this as f.b.i. agents on the ground there are looking into whether the attack was an inside job. national security correspondent jennifer griffin reports from washington. >> f.b.i. team assigned to in...

a comparison to the 4 s. >> rick: thousands of libyans angry overt killing of a popular americans are taking matters into their own hands, storming militia compounds in benghazi, setting them on fire, the gunman forced to run. greg palkot is streaming live from tripoli with the latest. >> we've been getting breaking news in the past hour or so. word is that even more militias are deciding to disband here in libya. the militants that are tied to a lot of the trouble in this country. first let's go to the eastern city of benghazi in this country where a peaceful protest on friday again...

0 ties to thet. that is when much of the casualties occurred. for its part, they declared their innocence but they are evacuating the city of benghazi to preserve security there. again, it is the insecurity created by the militias that the people are upset about. they are upset about the death of stevens and other americans but upset about a string of incidents. that is what brought them out in the streets and thousands yesterday. a peaceful protest against security. experts remind us one day of action will not be enough to rein in the militants, to rein in the islamists but this is a beginnin...

a comparison to the 4 s. >> rick: thousands of libyans angry overt killing of a popular americans are taking matters into their own hands, storming militia compounds in benghazi, setting them on fire, the gunman forced to run. greg palkot is streaming live from tripoli with the latest. >> we've been getting breaking news in the past hour or so. word is that even more militias are deciding to disband here in libya. the militants that are tied to a lot of the trouble in this country. first let's go to the eastern city of benghazi in this country where a peaceful protest on friday again...