that is what a state department official is telling fox news. it's the first time officials have confirmed the number of people injured. republicans have been calling on the state department to let them talk with the survivors. of course, the attack also killed our u.s. ambassador christopher stevens and two navy seals. cath what are we learning about the injured american? >> here in today's briefing going on the record which employees were hurt and nature of their injuries. >> one were smoke inhalation at the mission facility. one at annex who was seriously injured and another annex that was less seriously injured. we also had a contractor. >> reporter: diplomatic source says state department agent that is most serious suffered a severe head injury when the annex came under attack from mortar fire. the four injured were state department we have no firm number on injuries who had two dozen personnel. fox news says there will be congressional pressure to make the agency to make survivors available to investigators. >> harris: six months later, re

department and that wasn't being done, so the state department on the ground in benghazi that night couldn't have known there would be some sort of of retaliation. >> and they want the american people to believe, the spontaneous uprising and people had mortars in their back pockets and rocked propelled grenades in their back pocket and oh, it's connected to a youtube video or more connected to the attack they had. how did you find out about the attack, last question. >> that was a talking point that came out at the white house, that it was a youtube video at that spurred the attack. >> sean: we know because they kept regurgitating it and the president regurgitated it two weeks later and he knew it was a lie by then. >> and the important thing, too, rather than notice the rising threat levels, they had a green beret team and a team of dedicated state department security personnel there before the summer, both teams sent home. and just having one of those two elements on the ground in tripoli or benghazi. >> sean: could have saved the ambassador. >> yeah. >> sean: and maybe ty woods.

markets anyway, the state department knocked down one of those three big pillars today. they said they do not believe there will be a big environment impact. it seems to me the critics of the obama administration can't have it both ways, they can't say this is an anti-energy, this is an anti-energy administration when you have a department coming out with this report. the critics of the obama administration can't have it both ways, seem to be pro energy to me. >> brenda: gary b, which way do you have it? >> look, if obama signs it off i'll give him props for being pro energy, but this isn't just about the keystone pipeline. i think this is the tip of the iceberg, yes. if the administration really is pro energy, then they're going to do stuff like open up anwar and allow more off shore drilling and give back some of the permits they took away. that's what i'm looking for. there's estimates all over the place, how many jobs this is going to create. julian's probably right. oil prices probably uneffected for the short-term. long-term all positive. >> brenda: jonas, is it al

state department to be honored? "the weekly standard" edited by fox news guy bill kristol first exposed the madness today the state department surrendered. >> we as a department became aware very late in the process about samir eastbound bra hermine's public comments. -- have a chance to look forward into these statements. >> careful consideration, please? careful consideration should have gone into choosing the international honorees and obviously it did not. for the record, she says her twitter account was cum.ed, but that's hole her statements have been for months without her taking them down. the u.s. department of state. we saw it in benghazi, libya. we are seeing it again now. john kerry better reorganize this very important department quickly. it is an acute embarrassment to america. that's the memo. now for the top story tonight. reaction here. now one of the stars of the five democrat bob beckel. can you believe this? >> it's a tough one to believe but, you know, the other thing is five of these women are m

[ laughter ] >> i don't think the state department -- >> i had to ask that. i just had to ask it. >> maybe they would have some interest in what he observed as he went around north korea so they know a bit more about what is going on in the country. but i would like the hear that conversation. i would love a readout from that conversation. >> they love basketball. he loves basketball. so i guess the president could fill out his nba bracket and kim jong un could fill out his nba bracket. and of course, rodman could deliver it to him. >> right. >> this is one of the most bizarre international stories i think we have seen come down the pike in a long, long time. and rodman, for him 20 go on this week and play it serious even adds to how bizarre it is. and he actually thinks that he might be some kind of an ambassador in all of this. >> exactly. he is taking this very seriously. he says just call him. okay, just call him. >> give him a call. >> and it will all be okay. he does not want to do war. despite the nuclear weapons. >> i will look forward to your column

in a an interview with fox's james rosen, secretary of state kerry confirmed a state department agent treated at walter reed as late as january. >> i have visited with one of the survivors at the bethesda hospital who is remarkably courageous perp and doing very, very -- person and doing very, very well. it called his wife and talked to her. >> six months after the ambassador chrissteins and three others were killed, leave republicans in the house to claim the administration stoppualing the request to meet with survivors. congressman jason chaffetz spoke to fox from cpac. >> the state department has not given us the names of the people attacked. that were there. that have first hand knowledge of this information. >> the state department has not responded to the march 1 letter from republican congressman frank wolf. who supports a select committee investigation in benghazi. >> i think we have an obligation to honor these people. >> this week, another republican threatped to subpoena survivors if they don't volunteer to congressional investigators. >> the u.s. congress has every right t

this is our state department. one would think they are a little more professional and thorough than what they have shown us here. look, it's not your deal. this is what they did. to me, this just seems like really, really slipshod stuff here. let's go on in this egyptian muslim brotherhood funding situation. >> sure. >> laura: $250 million not that much when you think of overall budget but nevertheless when we see military tuition assistance programs in the united states being cut, $250 million given the history of anti-semitism on museum brotherhood web sites and comments by morsey himself who is is the president. >> right, on one hand you could say we are bound to these obligations by the camp david accords in 1979 and the peace treaty that existed between egypt and israel. the fact of the matter is we need to be taking these commitments of foreign aid very seriously and whether this is in our smart and strategic national interest. now, i happen to think that as much as mohammed morsi has said some pretty heinou

magma is disappointed in the lack of response from the white house and the state department. but says she won't give up. she says through it all, she and her two kids have grown stronger in their faith and the prayers of fellow believers. >> my worry was they would resent christ for taking daddy away, but they've grown and they worship and pray every night.

at the state department is finally revealing the number of americans who were in a lin of fire during the benghazi terrorist attack. and the extent of those injured. six months after the september 11th attack. the latest for you. tonight we begin with the end of the wall street winning streak. the dow jones industrials finishing in the red today aer posting a strg of eight consecutive record high closes. ten consecutive winning sessions for the dow. the dow dropping 25 points today. the s&p lost two and a half. the nasdaq fell nine points. but for the week, all three indexes posted gains. the dow jones industrial of 117 points since the opening bell monday. the s&p picking up nine and a half, the nasdaq up five. the wilshe 5,000 measuring th paper gains for the entire market for the week at $1,205,000,000,000. and the total market capitalization for the year to date has grown by just under $2 trillion. dating back to the lows of march 2009, the stock market capitalization has risen more than a 11th and a half trillion dollars. meanwhile, more than six months after the deadly terrorist

in a recent interview secretary of state confirmed one state department aides it was being treated at walter reed is latest january. >> i can tell you that i have visited with one of the survivors at bethesda hospital who is remarkably courageous and is doing very, very well. i have called his wife and talks to hurt. >> six months after ambassador chris stevens and three others were killed leading republicans in the house plan the administration is stonewalling their request to me was survivors. congressman jason chavis spoke to fox business from c pack. >> the state department has not given us the names of those people that were attacked that were there that have firsthand knowledge of this information. >> reporter: the state department has not responded to this march 1st letter from republican congressman frank wolf who supports a select committee investigation. >> i think we have an obligation taught these people. >> reporter: this week another republican threatened to subpoena the survivors of the state department does not volunteered to congressional investigators. >> the u.s. co

in a recent interview secretary of state confirmed one state department aides it was being treated at walter reed is latest january. >> i can tell you that i have visited with one of the survivors at bethesda hospital who is remarkably courageous and is doing vy, very well. i have called his wife and talks to hurt. >> six months after ambassador chris stevens and three others were kled leading rublicans in the house plan the administration is stonewalling their request to m was survivors. congressman jason chavis spoke to fox business from c pack. >> the state department has not given us the names of those people that were attacked that were there that have firsthand knowledge of this information. >> reporter: the state department has not resnded to this march 1st letter from republican congressman frank wolf who supports a select committee investigation. >> i think we have an obligation taught these people. >> reporter: this week another republican threatened to subpoena the survivors of the state department does not volunteered to congressional investigators. >> the u.s. congress ha

in a recent interview secretary of state confirmed one state department aides it was being treated at walter reed is latest january. >> i can tell you that i he visited with one of the survivors at bethesda hospital who is remarkably courageous and is doing very, very well. i have called his wife and tal to hurt. >> six months after ambassador chris stevens and three others were killed leading republicans in the house plan the administration is stonewalling their request to me was survivors. congressman jason chavis spoke to fox business from c pack. >> the state department has not given us the names of those people that were attacked that were there that have firsthand knowledge of this information. >> reporter: the state department has not responded to this march 1st letter from republican congressman frank wolf who supports a select committee investigation. >> i think we have an obligation taught these people. >> reporter: this week anoer republican threatened to subpoena the survivors of the state departmentoes not volunteered to congresonal investigators. >> the u.s. congress has

in a recent interview secretary of state confirmed one state department aides it was being treated at walter reed is latest january. >> i can tell you that i have visited with one of the survivors at bethesda hospital who is remarkably courageous and is doing very, very well. i have called his wife and talks to hurt. >> six months after ambassador chris stevens and three others were killed leading republicans in the house plan the administration is stonewalling their request to me was survivors. congressman jason chavis spoke to fox business from c pack. >> the state department has not given us the names of those people that were attacked that were there that have firsthand knowledge of this information. >> reporter: the state department has not responded to this march 1st letter from republic congressman frank wolf who supports a select committee investigation. >> i think we have an obligation taught these peoe. >> reporter: this week another republican threatened to subpoena the survivors of the state department does not volunteered to congressional instigators. >> the u.s. congress

department of state. i was amazed a hearing which was called to highlight the plight of religious minorities in iran, not to mention the imprisonment of one of our own very own american citizens was not deemed important enough to the department. >> there is a fundamental problem for saeed abedini's case. i'm a litigator. i spend most of my time. you look where is the problem the problem in his case is the state department is awol. they are absent without leave. they are missing. they did not show up. >> reporter: commission chairman frank criticized the obama administration for not running, for turning down the invitation to testify. abedini's u.s. citizenship is not recognized by iran. he has been sentenced to eight years being criticized and accused of evangelizing and threatening national security. he was in the country building an orphannage. a state department spokes certain said earlier this month the administration is concerned iranians are not granting access it him and by our swiss protecting pow

the state department. >> who doesn't like canadians? >> the choice is they take this stuff out with the same greenhouse effects, put a pipeline to the west coast and ship it to china, help china and we import more oil from venezuela. who is the winner? we don't have as much control over our oil independence. >> you're right. let me go back to is a bree that. any estimates on when the president will make a decision? >> there is a comment period starting march 8 that ends the 22nd. the national determination period begins. we hope to get a decision from the president. we feel all issues have been addressed with the pipeline as you have said. many people have said. the public wants the pipeline. it's a jobs project. we hope the president will green light the project. you have to wait and see. >> we're with you, with one exception. thank you very much. we appreciate it. >> you're welcome. >> how close are we to the all time closing high on the dow? we'll look at the bullish news from wall street coming up next. it's not what you think. it's

ridiculous counterproductive stupid three words used by former state department spokesman p.j. crowley to describe bradley manning's conditions while detained that comment evidently led to his resignation we'll talk to him next and when you hear about border drug smuggling you probably don't think of a u.s. citizen a newly released report is shedding light on the smugglers or from within our country's borders more on that story straight ahead. and the skies over southern california may soon be the scene of a clash clash of the drone business rivals that is straight ahead we'll explore the growing competition over drone test ranges in the u.s. . it's wednesday march twenty seventh five pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wall and you're watching our team. begin today with a look at the state of transparency in the u.s. former u.s. assistant secretary of state for public affairs p.j. crowley resigned from his job after publicly speaking out against the pretrial treatment of bradley manning the army private is accused of the biggest military security breach in american history here

the state department is against it. threatens to resign if harry truman supports the creation of the state of israel. but ultimately of course we know truman does come out and support the creation of israel and immediately recognized the state of israel and becomes a hero of the jews, even the earlier heap and criticized for being typically entice a minute. >> host: if fdr had to put it in the the same thing? >> guest: ftn was very strong on the establishment of a jewish homeland palace. when he was governor and he was president he supported jewish homeland in palestine. he opposed in the 1930s the so-called british white paper, restricting immigration to palestine. he tried constantly to back channel, to pressure the british into modifying this white paper and allowing someone to emigrate were freely to palestine. he spoke out in favor of a jewish homeland. at the end of his life, agree with l. franklin roosevelt traveled to suez canal to meet with king of saudi arabia, influential arab leader to persuade him to accept

working with state department. up until the day before the hearing we had desk officers going around us, contacting naghmeh directly as she is getting on plane to washington, d.c., they couldn't show up to the hearing, they're down the street. she flew in from idaho with two kids and single mom. they told her you never asked for help. think how many times we were here on fox news and asked for help. we made the remarks very clear at state department. friday we made it hearing we want a statement from john kerry, written statement is fine calling for saeed abedini's release. today we'll let them know they have until friday. if not, we have more congressman interested in pursuing options fairly serious. more interventions, more hearings as well to get to the bottom of this. martha: we do have a change ahead of the state department in john kerry. here is what he said about this matter at his confirmation hearing. we remain deeply concerned about the fairness and transparency of mr. abedini's trial. i along with the u.

department and that wasn't being done, so the state department on the ground in benghazi that night couldn't have known there would be some sort of of retaliation. >> and they want the american people to believe, the spontaneous uprising and people had mortars in their back pockets and rocked propelled grenades in their back pocket and oh, it's connected to a youtube video or more connected to the attack they had. how did you find out about the attack, last question. >> that was a talking point that came out at the white house, that it was a youtube video at that spurred the attack. >> sean: we know because they kept regurgitating it and the president regurgitated it two weeks later and he knew it was a lie by then. >> and the important thing, too, rather than notice the rising threat levels, they had a green beret team and a team of dedicated state department security personnel there before the summer, both teams sent home. and just having one of those two elements on the ground in tripoli or benghazi. >> sean: could have saved the ambassador. >> yeah. >> sean: and maybe ty woods.

personnel were in benghazi for the state department and c.i.a. on 9/11 with the deaths of ambassador stevens, shaken smith and the former seals who worked for the c.i.a. annex. about 33 people were evacuated on 9/11. for the first time in the last six months since the attack, on the mission and the c.i.a. out post known as annex they went on the record of how many employees there were hurt. >> one with smoke inhalation at the temporary mission facility. one at the annex who was seriously injured and another at the annex who was less seriously injured and we also had a contractor. >> reporter: to get this information, saying the state department has been clear from the beginning but we went back to the lexus search and we found that not to be the case. >> gregg: what more are we hearing from house republicans on this? >> some rbs in the house say they have been calling on the state department to identify the injured and make them available to congressional investigators. one lawmaker is threatening to subpoena the survivors. >> the state departmen

in a recent interview secretary of state confirmed one state department aides it was being treated at walter reed is latest january. >> i can tell you that i have visited with one of the suivors at bethesda hospital who is remarkably courageous and is doing very, very well. i have called his wife and talks to hurt. >> six months after ambassador chris stevens and three others were killed leading republicans in the house plan the administration is stonewalling their request to me was survivors. congressman jason chavis spoke to fox business from c pack. >> the state department s not given us the names of those people that were attacked that were there that have firsthand knowledge of this information. >> reporter: the state department has not responded to this march 1st letter from republican congressman frank wolf who supports a select committee investigation. >> i think we have an obligation taught these people. >> reporter: this week another republican threatened to subpoena the survivors of the state department does not volunteered to congressional investigators. >> the u.s. congre

could have have reached an all time high a recent two thousand page state department report says the pipeline could but should not be a real threat to the environment barack obama supposed to announce his final decision on the project in the months to come but analysts are concerned that corporate influence over washington is likely to steer this decision away from what's simply better for the environment and the people who depend on it and so i say churkin our party in new york. so is the argument that the keystone x.l. pipeline will create tens of thousands of new jobs just a pipe dream to discuss this and more patrick had her a policy analyst for freedom works joins us now patrick thanks for coming on go thank you so want to start off by highlighting some key points in this cornell study we have a graphic that kind of illustrates this first off the project will create according to this study no more than four thousand six hundred fifty temporary that is a key word there it's temporary construction jobs for two years and this is according to trance canada's own data supplied to the

you know one of her districts is be settled by the state department you know the state department just takes somalis and just says oh by the way all you guys from somalia. you're going to go over here and we're just going to develop a community for you here in her district and the state department is just pushing them all into minnesota so she has asked the questions why why is my district what how did that even happen and she got maybe answers no got any answers and now she's under investigation. that makes a lot of. i think it's safe to say that when you make even the shell bachmann look saying whatever it is you're suggesting is very very. last week butler county ohio prosecutor mike the most are indicted famed whether predicting groundhog so tony hill fillets the indict or after the groundhog in accurately predicted in early spring there is full most are filled the tongue in cheek indictment after snow was forecast to fall in butler county after the official start of spring the half hearted and i mean it was dropped tuesday however when closer realized that good ole phil had a defe

ridiculous counterproductive and stupid three words used by former state department spokesman p.j. crowley to describe the bradley manning case that comment evidently led to his resignation we'll talk to him next. and the sky over southern california may soon be the scene of the clash a clash of drone business rivals that is straight ahead we'll explore the growing competition over drone test ranges in the u.s. . and when you hear about border drug smuggling you probably don't think of u.s. citizens but a newly released report is shedding light on the smugglers within our own borders more on that story later on in the show. it's wednesday march twenty seventh four pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wahl and you're watching r t we begin today with a look at the state of transparency in the u.s. former u.s. secretary of state for public affairs p.j. crowley resigned from his job after publicly speaking out against the pretrial treatment of bradley manning the army private private is accused of the biggest military security breach in american history and many say that the military tre

something the state department was going to do to weigh the environmental impact. the state department apparently doing something in the review that republicans are seizing on, saying there's not an immediate environmental threat from this pipeline. once republicans heard that, they were seizing all over. a bunch were saying yeah, we're back to turn this thing on. the state department then issued a follow up rule and said well, that's not quite what we said. don't jump the gun. we have ed henry at the white house who we can call at a moment's notice when we haven't warned the guy that we want to get into this. he's so smart, he can pick it up. >> what do you make of it? >> the state department has come up with a slightly different route for the keystone pipeline. it might only go through three states instead of five is the early word we're getting. what that means is it might have less of an environmental impact that could give the state department and the white house justification to say let's move forward on it despite some of the environmental objections. that m

he's a united states citizen and he's us, our state department is not here for him. >> megyn: and of course you recognize that man, many of you. that was jay sekulow for the american center for law and justice and a frequent guest on this show. today, he took the state department to task about an american pastor who is being held prisoner in iran. jay sekulow and his group are trying to help the family of saeed abedini, the husband and father of two now faces an eight-year sentence in one of iran's most notorious prisons for practicing christianity and there are hopes today's hearings will help put pressure on the government to do more to free this american citizen. molly henneberg live in washington with more. >> that pressure may be working. although state department official showed up today for the human rights hearing on capitol hill, the top u.s. diplomate may be getting involved. fox news has learned that secretary of state john kerry is supposed to be talking today with the g.o.p. leader of the hearing, virginia congressman frank wolf to discuss abedini, a naturallized u.s. ci

department hey administration why are you doing this. well exactly. and i think that they owe the people that they govern an explanation of what they're doing in our name. and oftentimes it's really really difficult to drag that out because one the policy is inconsistent or two. they don't know they don't really know what they're doing you know i think the arab spring took a lot of people by surprise and there was a lot of confusion and no one really knew exactly what to do and i think that continues to this day look at what happened in tunisia which was going to be the model that you know the first country to overthrow its. to oust its strongman. you know if that was going to be the model they have elections everything was fine and now the opposition leader gets clipped killed you know there's a lot of concern about what is going to happen in tunisia about what is going to happen in libya itself particularly after the attack on the qana on the diplomatic the u.s. diplomatic mission in benghazi egypt is a big question i mean it's complet

the state department steps in because they are the ones who oversee this program. when you hear about violations like this, it's probably not heard as loudly because it's foreign exchange students. it's not an american infrastructure. a lot of these people feel as though they don't have a voice. well josh idol son they do. he is a writer for salon.com and we welcome josh in to talk about this, and jorge rios, who you saw in that piece from argentina, here to talk about the protest itself. i welcome both of you. josh i want to ask you what brought your attention to this story and to cover something that we don't see a lot of coverage of? >> thank you. so i have a feature that i was reporting for in the magazine next month about this frontier of organization among guest workers. you have hundreds of thousands of workers who come in and out of the country each year and their condition sometime extreme say a lot of about the state of u.s. economy protecting workers, decline in job security. that's through my contacts with the national guest worker lines. that's how i b

we're learning more about the three diplomatic security agents and a state department contractor who were among the injured. the four injured who we know belonged to state department but there were other personnel on the ground. republican senator lindsey graham tells fox news the injured survivors have been told to be quiet. he says the house should investigate. >> but i'm going to hold up the business of the senate until we get the survivors on record. i've talked to a couple, and their story is chilling. they're scared to death to come forward without some institutional support. >> reporter: now, when asked about the survivors, press secretary jay carney said he is sure the white house is not preventing anyone from speaking. the state department also is in talks with the survivors. >> i can tell you that i have visited with one of the survivors at bethesda hospital who is remarkably courageous, who is doing very, very well, and i've called his wife and talked to her. >> reporter: to recap, the state department says two security agents were injured, one seriously at the cia annex.

they're outraged by the state department deeply flawed analysis today. whether the failure was willful or accidental, this report is nothing short of malpractice. president obama said he is committed to fighting the climate crisis. if that is true, he should throw the state department report away and reject the dirty and dangerous keystone xl pipeline. back with the panel. start there. steve? >> yes, the problem is all of the right wing, you know, oil types in the state department, who just ride roughshod over environmental concerns. this is the fourth itration of this. we been through this before. despite lobbying from the environmental groups there still isn't a major problem with the keystone pipeline environmentally. this makes it much more difficult for the president to reject it. he does ultimately have the final say. he is the only one who can make the determination whether this is in the national interest or not. i think it increases the likelihood that le will approve it. although i will never be surprised if he didn't. >> i'd be surprised if he

>> james rosen at the state department. thank you. still ahead, the government says the borders have never been more secure. what does reality say? first, they live off taxpayer funds. why does so many government employees refuse to pay their taxes? my wife takes centrum silver. i've been on the fence about it. then i read an article about a study that looked at the long term health benefits of taking multivitamins. they used centrum silver for the study... so i guess my wife was right. [ male announcer ] centrum. always your most complete. >> bret: nasa says tests on a mars rock indicate the planet could have supported primitive life. the curiosity rover drilled in to a rock and crushed it and tested a tiny sample. nasa says the rock contains clay minerals that form in a watery environment that could have been favorable for microscopic organisms. you have your best chance tonight to see a comet that passed within $so 0 million miles -- 100 million miles of earth. pen stars will be visible above the western horizon to the left of the

joining us right now, christian white men, former state department's senior adviser. welcome back to the show. is good to have you here. >> thanks. good to be here. adam: it will win this standoff? this seems to happen on a regular basis when we conduct military exercises. the north ramps up its rhetoric. is something more serious going on. >> something more serious is going on. it was foreign-aid. all amelia wallet is doing this very publicly and privately proliferating weapons engaging in activities that help fund this despotic regime. >> we a scene of fire on south korean territory. and there's been no retaliation so why should they not be aggressive? that the they don't have the political will to defend themselves. underestimate the political will. this could lead to an escalation. they don't seem terribly concerned. adam: the cost was unchanged. we know that north korea is an appearance of the. it's not the direct attack from a nuclear weapon, why should we be focused on something else and not that. >> they no direct nuclear assaults on u.s. allies in the united

this as the state o department? >> first of all, let me say it's a far better story to lead with than bob woodward. >> i agree. >> compared to something else -- >> that was inside baseball. >> who cares with what bob woodward thinks? and frankly, who cares about what dennis rodman thinks except that it was pretty good footage. it was an interesting gig. no one takes him serious. i went out it dinner with him e. stuck us all with the tab. this is not somebody who will join the mensa society soon. >> right. >> the north koreans took him seriously? >> i'm sure she they it, yeah. >> they didn't exactly sit down and figure out their nuclear arsenal or diplomacy. they had a party, byou the way, back at kim jong-un's house and they had a big love fest. terrible. >> it is terrible when you think about it. we're joke being this, but north korea is not a joke. dennis rodman is, though. >> ahead on "the five," dr. ben carson has some advice for conservatives and republicans on how to grow the party. you will hear from t him. t

state department that was released last week. i, as a citizen, will choose -- >> that was co-written with a trans-canada associate. >> yeah, yeah. you can listen to scientists, or you can listen to a celebrity. >> let's talk about -- let's talk about science. you can try to diminish me, but -- >> no, no, i'm not. >> -- from reports that i've read and studies, but if you want to listen to science, why don't you listen to the science of, say, the pentagon or the world bank or the last citibank report? the world bank report that came out about the climate crisis said that if we continue using fossil fuels, and especially these carbon-intensive fossil fuels like tar sands, we are looking at total systems collapse, and they recommended, the world bank, recommended themselves that we end our use of fossil fuels as quickly as possible. now, the good news is, if solar energy continues to grow and expand the way that it has the last five years for the next five years here in the united states, we will be getting 50% of our energy from sol

according to the state department, state employment deformity department, marin county had the lowest unemployment rate at 5.4%. solano county had the highest at 9.3%. >>> well, great america and santa clara's open for business again. this is the opening weekend for the 2013 season. and if economic trends continue, you might see more people visiting the park than in years past. americans saw their incomes rise by more than 1% last month, triggering a big gain in consumer spending. still, families we spoke to remain mindful of their money.

state department that was released last week. i as a citizen will choose -- >> that was cowritten with a trans-canada associate. >> yeah, yeah. you can listen to scientists, or you can listen to a celebrity. >> let's talk about -- let's talk about science. if you can try to diminish me, but -- >> no, no, i'm not. >> -- from reports that i've read and studies, if you want to listen to science, why don't you listen to the science of, say, the pentagon or the world bank or the last citibank report? the world bank report that came out about the climate crisis said that if we continue using fossil fuels and especially these carbon-intensive fossil fuels like tar sands, we are looking at total systems collapse, and they recommended, the world bank, recommended themselves that we end our use of fossil fuels as quickly as possible. now, the good news is, if solar energy continues to grow and expand the way that it has the last five years for the next five years here in the united states, we will be getting 50% of our energy from solar. y

do you want the state department comment goes far enough? >> it covers the broad ground. he visited disney land and thought it was the real deal. he was duped. he admits as much he doesn't understand what's going on and is concerned by reports, but if you're going to go to north korea and walk to the front door because the dictator likes basketball and get treated like a prince, you should do your damn homework because this is a regime not only threatening war constantly, this is a regime that has murdered and imprisoned its own people and we find out what's really been happening over the past several decade, we learn the real history, this will be a shameful incident. not just an embarrassment to dennis rodman, but everybody. >> fran, is there any intelligence that can be gained from his trip? should there be questions he is asked through some official u.s. channels? >> there's no question. we collect intelligence on a national basis through a whole variety of means. we ought not assume just because someone hasn't spoken to dennis rodman that the united states and its al

the state department is poised to greenlight this, essentially. we saw an environmental impact statement that came out. they did not find some of the concerns and our mentalists have raised. guest: from my perspective, it makes no sense. it is not in the national interest. the state department said there is no national security interest to do this, and in the long term, it creates 35 permanent jobs. it clearly has a negative impact on the environment. the new secretary of state, mr. kerrey, was the leading champion in the united states who understands what climate change is the challenge of our time. as he looks closely at the record that will be created, we're confident he will determine that this does not create our national security, and will clearly do major damage to the environment in the pace a climate change. "the new york times" has an editorial with that sentiment. host: a recent story, the state department opens up the door to keystone xl. guest: let's be clear, we were disappointed in the state department report on the perspective on t

markets anyway, the state department knocked down one of those three big pillars today. they said they do not believe there will be a big environment impact. it seems to me the critics of the obama administration can't have it both ways, they can't say this is an anti-energy, this is an anti-energy administration when you have a department coming out with this report. the critics of the obama administration can't have it both ways, seem to be pro energy to me. >> brenda: gary b, which way do you have it? >> look, if obama signs it off i'll give him props for being pro energy, but this isn't just about the keystone pipeline. i think this is the tip of the iceberg, yes. if the administration really is pro energy, then they're going to do stuff like open up anwar and allow more off shore drilling and give back some of the permits they took away. that'what i'm looking for. there's estimates all over the place, how many jobs this is going to create. julian's probably right. oil prices probably uneffected for the short-term. long-term all positive. >> brenda: jonas, is it all

department-- as victoria newland said she's an active tweeter and active phone. >> and the state department and everyone else, we have to be vetting them better and we have to be looking at, great, she's anti-violence, but what else? problem here, i mean, john kerry just renewed our 250 million dollar foreign aid pledge to the egyptians and morsi will even give you more. but why are we writing these checks, they can hate us for free. that's the bottom line. >> alisyn: let me just read a couple of the other tweets that should have aroused suspicion earlier than today. she tweeted on july 1st, eight months ago, an explosion on a bus caring israelis near the black sea, today is a great day. >> what a sentiment. >> alisyn: was she indicative of some sort of sentiment on the street that we're not aware of? >> right, unfortunately based on what we've seen and what's coming out of egypt. she's not the only one. it's very difficult to find those who are, you know, anti-morsi, but also are pro u.s. or are, you know, pro west. this is the propaganda that has been basically growing in the country and

and an award she's not going to get now since the state department put it on hold. >>gretchen: let's do other headlines. brand-new details emerging about that deadly lion attack at a california cat wildlife sanctuary. we know the lion escaped from a feeding cage while an intern was cleaning the other cage. the corner revealing she died almost instantly after the lion broke her neck with one swipe. >> she was vivacious. she loved her work. she loved big cats. she had cats in her past and cats now in her life. she was doing what she loved, and she did it with joy every day that she worked here. and she's going to be missed. i'm so sorry this has happened. >>gretchen: cat haven remains closed while the investigation into the attack continues. a shocking security breach at one of the nation's busiest airports. an undercover t.s.a. inspector with an improvised explosive device, in his pants successfully got through two security screenings at newark airport and allowed to board a passenger flight. the agent was pulled aside for a patdown and passed. the t.s.a. said the po