you just heard pat smith. we now know there were pleading calls from the consulate that night, probably from her son. what happened to the no man left behind concept? >> it's really a terrible story, judge, and thank you for having me on. this is not the way the u.s. government is supposed to protect its employees abroad. i feel betrayed. the security threats in libya were well known, but the obama administration had this naive view of the world after 9/11. i mean, after the death of osama bin laden, and this is narrative they continue to push even after it was apparent this was a terrorist attack just so the president wouldn't have problems with his re-election. >> fred, there you two pieces to this. number one, we know it was one of the most dangerous places in the world, and we know that the ambassador had asked for help, and had asked for security previously from its friend hillary, but then the second piece of it, fred is that, when they were calling for help, you know, apparently everyone was told to sta

i rupert project sponsors and owners pat hanson and quincy smith. it's h a n t s. we're before you because the new owners are enthusiastic about the property they bought it with a conditional use and want to adjust it to their own needs so they made some improvements to the interior to the historic facades. they also bought the building with a ton of building depth violations which people don't often realize but going back to 2001 they were let me just find them for you i want to read it for you. i have a lot of files which document each facade so i'll be going through that with you. let's so here we go. i want to read a violation from 2001 that's 2012 years were the building is in disrepair the roof is falling off and they use a water hospital to drain inside the building. this is the packet of the various violation notices that from 2001 to 2012. there was a lot of pressure on the new owners to start doing something about this. also the subdivision of the property required that the portion of the building that of addressed to the north side be demolished because

i rupert project sponsors and owners pat hanson and quincy smith. it's h a n t s. we're before you because the new owners are enthusiastic about the property they bought it with a conditional use and want to adjust it to their own needs so they made some improvements to the interior to the historic facades. they also bought the building with a ton of building depth violations which people don't often realize but going back to 2001 they were let me just find them for you i want to read it for you. i have a lot of files which document each facade so i'll be going through that w

i rupert project sponsors and owners pat hanson and quincy smith. it's h a n t s. we're before you because the new owners are enthusiastic about the property they bought it with a conditional use and want to adjust it to their own needs so they made some improvements to the interior to the historic facades. they also bought the building with a ton of building depth violations which people don't often realize but going back to 2001 they were let me just find them for you i want to read it for you. i have a lot of files which document each facade so i'll be going through that with you. let's so here we go. i want to read a violation from 2001 that's 2012 years were the building is in disrepair the roof is falling off and

this is pat monopoly. this is copyright extension. this is actually exactly what bill just talked about, which is powerful special interest, big pharma, disney and the other big content guys, undermining us as consumers are access to the internet, our access to affordable medicine, and are using their power to put that into an agreement that they have got misbranded as free trade. that is what the real tpp. so maybe we agree between the consumer group public citizen ,nd cato what is in tpp whatever you think about free trade, ain't so good for most of us. >> this is a rare occasion where i do agree with lori wallach. i agree that what is going on in the ip chapter is a special interest of free-for-all, a grab bag him at that u.s. companies are pushing to get what they want and these agreements. the problem with that is that intellectual property is not a trade issue and it shouldn't be in the agreement. originally, adding it into the agreement was away to bring on more political support to be able to bring in u.s. companies to counter

shep smith is in the fox news desk with breaking news. shep? >>> greta halloween evening and severe weather across the deep south from new orleans all the way up the state of mississippi and this entire red box is watches and warnings for mississippi. a short time ago a report of a tornado on the ground in summit county, mississippi. this is the state capitol of jackson. little town of mcgee. little state. right here south of the national forest. summit county. >> very rural area. very careful out there tonight, parents as you are with your kids. few were with us in the last hour, we have been following the story of a terrible school bus accident that's happened in the state of kansas. the place is douglass, kansas, which is east and south of wichita. they have a big map of it on the wall now. a school bus is going over a roadway with a small bridge there. they are had torrential rains for the last couple of days. it was very difficult. had some live pictures coming into us now. these are keke television: they were trying to get this bus. kind

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john henry smith is here with a look at this morning's sports and a wild and controversial finish in monday night football. >> nfl schedule came out patriots versus pats did not seem like a competitive match up and it turns out the best monday night match up so far in the season and great quarterback and tom brady versus cam newton and half time and patriots had a grog and carrying the world on his back like atlas in the end zone for 9 year score and tied attend, later third quarter newton tight end and from the u. touch down and greg and panthers 17-10 and steven had been bunched for fumbling and holding on for six and game time and two minutes to play and newton 83 yard drive with tds to to ted junior and the only catch of the night and carolina up late. last play of the game, very controversial, brady in the end zone for rob and it's picked off by robert lester but look behind you, flag for interference and after crewing it over they said the pass was uncatchable and waved off the penalty and they figure you need more hugs in the world. tom brady not feeling the love and not givin

john henry smith here with sports of a big trade in major league baseball. >> prince fielder as a kid was a batboy for the tigers. two seasons after signing him to a nine year $214 million contract, he is traded to the the accident rangers for ian kinsler. fielder had a limited no trade clause but he was willing to go to texas. the tigers will send $30 million to the rangers. kinsler has four years and $52 million remaining on hit deal. last year fielder hit 279 with 29 home runs but was nowhere near as good in the 2013 postseason hitting just .225 with no home runs and no r.b.i. in 11 games, kinsler hit .277 with 13 home runs and 72 r.b.i. last season with texas. >> alex rodriguezs blood pressure was heating up, the new york yankees third baseman stormed out in the middle of a grievance hearing in new york, proclaimed, inc. the proceedings were a far as. what set him off was the ruling by independent arbiter that bud selig would not have to testify. rodriguez cursed at operating officer before leaving the meeting. soon thereafter, he appeared as a guest on mike tran as he is da's rad