there is no mistaking who is in charge in benghazi now. marshal haftar glowers down from a thousand billboards. haftar and his army see this as a turning point for libya, order replacing chaos thanks to military rule. in downtown benghazi, there are still checkpoints and no—go areas. for much of the conflict, the front line between the jihadists and haftar‘s forces ran alongside the tibesty hotel, which looms over the city centre. close by, we found a gaggle of local supporters of the man they call their saviour. for more than three years, we have been suffering as the people of benghazi. thousands have been displaced but luckily, fortunately, they're back to their homes because of... in the safe hands of the libyan army under the command of khalifa haftar. what you want to happen now? do you want to see marshal haftar marching to tripoli with the libyan national army? they want him to be the president of libya because what he promised... but he would be a dictator. he is not a dictator! in three years, this guy had given the freedom a

benghazi's top football tea m have suffered from. benghazi's top football team are preparing for the new season. remarkably, through all of the years of violence, the libyan national league has kept going. 0ne semblance of unity amid the division and chaos. a generation of young libyan men have grown up with guns, militias, and war. in eastern libya, khalifa haftar is seen as a warrior and a winner. but on the other side of this crippled country his ultimate victory seems much less certain. hello there. there's not much movement of our weather at the moment, so it's a familiar theme as we head to the end of the week. the best of the weather towards the south—east of the uk, where temperatures should be a bit higher than they were on thursday. head towards the north—west and here it's much more unsettled, showers and maybe some longer spells of rain. as a result it will be a bit cooler too. the wetter weather is in the north—west because we're closer to this area of low pressure. now, eventually that will push across scotland ou

hardtalk is on the road in benghazi, libya. iam hardtalk is on the road in benghazi, libya. i am stephen sackur. this city has been ripped apart by six yea rs of city has been ripped apart by six years of conflict. thousands have been killed, tens of thousands have fled. eastern libya and the west are run by rival political institutions but there is now something resembling a functioning authority here, imposed by the military strongman in eastern libya, marshal khalifah haftar. can the commander who once served kadhafi pull libya back from the brink? myjourney to libya starts with a little piece of history. the first scheduled flight bound to benghazi in three years. the city's airport was closed down by heavy fighting in 2014. back then, jihadists seized most of the city. those days are over. thank you. 0k, buy. so here we have one small sign of normality returning to one libyan city. the terminal building is nothing but a shed. the right many flights. but to the people of benghazi, this feels like the lifting of a siege. this is what the war left behind. entire neighbourh

stephen sackur, bbc news, benghazi. and you can see the full version of stephen's film — hardtalk on the road in eastern libya — from tomorrow, on the bbc iplayer. football, and in tonight's premier league game, manchester city and everton drew one—all. wayne rooney scored his 200th premier league goalfor the visitors, but manchester city equalised late on, despite having had kyle walker sent off in the first half. big ben fell silent this afternoon. the nation's most famous bell won't chime again, except for on special occasions, until 2021. major repair work is getting underway at the houses of parliament, but some mps are unhappy at the length of time it will take. our political correspondent, ben wright, joined the crowds in westminster. big ben chimes as midday approached, a crowd swelled in parliament square. all eyes on the clock, waiting for the bell. there's about ten minutes to go until we hear it for the last time. what does big ben mean to you? well, it's just part of being british, isn't it? you're ar

benghazi a broken city in that divided come. jihadist fighters from so called islamic state would driven out of here four months ago. hundreds died thousands lost their homes only now are a few like abdullah venturing back if this is your house. how do you feel now when you look at it? levin so that i should see a hundred to a food has gotten some no would put that w.. looking system to get the shot looked at the conflict i will. let you look at who would make a wish of. but it's tough to fill him in then and had but i felt that the three out of. when colonel gaddafi was overthrown six years ago the leaders of britain and france rush to benghazi to claim credit for this liberate average of lions ae senator joe courage. the triumphalism was misplaced. jihadist militants turned benghazi into an annex of their so called caliphate. this man looted the jihadists now marshall khalifa if dom. once qaddafi's favorite general now commander of an army which has become libya's dominant phillips. marshall half dollars army now controls liby

benghazi, a broken city in a divided country. jihadist fighters from so—called islamic state were driven out of fear for months ago. hundreds died, thousands lost their home. 0nly died, thousands lost their home. only now are few venturing back. how do you feel looking at your house? when colonel gaddafi was overthrown six years ago, the leaders of britain and france rush to benghazi to claim credit for this liberation. colonel gaddafi said he would hunt you down like rats that you showed the courage of lions and we salute your courage. the triumphalism was misplaced. jihadist militants turned benghazi into an annexe of their so—called comfort. this man rooted the jihadist out. marshal khalifa haftar, once gaddafi's favourite general, now commander of an army which has become libya's dominant force. marshal khalifa haftar‘s army 110w force. marshal khalifa haftar‘s army now controls at libya's key assets stashed oil and gas. this is the breaker refinery complex. there have been time when it has looked like the violence an

we asked for all of secretary clinton's e-mails related to benghazi. the attacks in benghazi. while they -- the state department did search the records that were returned by secretary clinton and her most senior officials, they renewed to search the most obvious play, which would be the state department's own server. it patently refused to do so. their position in court is it would be fruitless to search the state department e-mail accounts of her senior advisers, and her aides while she was secretary of state. >> mark: hillary has been out of the state department now for 4 1/2 years. why is there still institutional support for -- in other words, why is the obama -- the trump state department protecting hillary clinton? >> well, i don't know why the current state department is protecting hillary clinton. but we know this has been a drip, drip, drip sort of saga because the process by which the record keeping system was maintained during her tenure at the state department avoided foya. she maintained a private server and all of her e-mails were housed outside the state departm

about benghazi. the freedom of information request was file by watch dog group judicial watch, arguing that government did not go far enough, did not work hard enough in previous responses too find those records. the obama appointed judge agreed saying that state. gov e-mail server needs to be searched. you are thinking why would you not look first in state department server? for more now on this important legal victory in search of truth about benghazi, we're joined by christopher farrell, this is an important win for you and american people and congratulations. >> thank you. lou: i have to start with are we t to infer that obama administration did not go through state department servers, for the e-mail? >> you are correct. they conducted a less than adequate search, that is why the judge ordered them to do to the right way, leaving out cheryl mills and uma abedin, is mindless, a deliberate act on part of state department leadership to thwart the foyallow and prevent, facts truth of benghazi coming

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saga of benghazi is not over. five years on, the state department is still draggingta its feet on releasing emails related to the murder of four u.s. citizens on that dark night. today, u.s. district court judge on much mentor and obama appointee ruled that the state department hasn't looked hard enough to benghazi related emails sent to or from hillary clinton. he ordered a new wider search. ramona cocta is a senior attorney a judicial watch and they sued the state department for the emails. ramona joins us now. it is five years on from september, 2012, why is this taking so long, ramona? >> it is taking so long because the state department is refusing to meet its obligations under the freedom of information act. we filed this case over two years ago. we ask for all of secretary clinton's emails related to benghazi. to the attacks in benghazi. by the state bar department did search the records that were returned by a secretary clinton and the senior officials, they refused to search the most obvious place, the st

butowsky and benghazi -- can you talk about the connection? marcy: butowsky in one of the texts says i'm responsible for most of what we know about benghazi. he's not only responsible for this conspiracy about seth rich, but he himself claims to be responsible for the conspiracy about benghazi. amy: explain that. news and the republicans made a big deal about the death of water people in benghazi in 2012. ed butowsky, a classic republican operative, he claims the benghazi scandal came from him as well. he has a history of inventing conspiracies where none existed wheeler'sends toward credibility in this lawsuit. amy: finally, the casualty here is the southridge family, who are dealing with the death of their son, the dnc staffer. rich's family. marcy: they have wanted to just grieve and ideally get the murder solved. being turnedps into a conspiracy that it's not. one of the most appalling things yesterday, butowsky came out and delete at his twitter account and sent people are saying mean things about me on twitter. dude, you just invented a

>> marie: i spoke this morning to a former colleague who worked on the benghazi investigation of the state department because i wanted to get some facts on this. this ruling was specifically related to the foia is searching for this case. all of those emails that are going to be searched have already all been searched and provided to trey gowdy's special select committee and to multiple other benghazi investigations. in other words, they weren't produced at a pace. in order -- according to my former colleague, there is no information, just emails. trey gowdy has all of them. let me finish. the idea that will get new information since it's been done multiple times, it's not. >> trish: we just disagree. >> marie: they have already been searched and provided. they just weren't provided -- >> lisa: it's also fair to question the transparency of hillary clinton. i think we are facing a big problem in america right now with trust and institutions being so low and part of that is because you have things like what happened at benghazi and we know because of this information that has later su

david: nearly a year after the election has ended benghazi is coming book into the spotlight. a judge ordering the state department, this judge appointed by president obama by the way, to search the state.gov email accounts of some of hillary clinton's top aides. blake burman following the closely. has all the details. we haven't heard the end of this story, blake. >> reporter: this is a win for conservative advocacy group "judicial watch" as a district court judge essentially said that the state department did not put forth a complete search as it related to the emails involving the 2012 benghazi attack. at issue here, three of the top aides to hillary clinton, probably remember these names from last year, that being huma abedin, cheryl mills and. the state department did not search its own system for the state dot governor emails. in essence, "judicial watch" doesn't trust that all the pertinent benghazi emails was put forward and "judicial watch" wants a thorough scrub. >> it is very concise search they must do. they could do it in two weeks. this is the state department's

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benghazi back in the spotlight. why a federal judge is ordering the state department to look again for hillary clinton's missing emails. plus, democrats just can't quit the clintons. could they be signaling their role in the midterms with a rare joint appearance? ♪ [brother] any last words? [boy] karma, danny... ...karma! [vo] progress is seizing the moment. your summer moment awaits you, now that the summer of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during the summer of audi sales event. >> sandra: benghazi back in the news. a federal judge ordering the state department to keep looking for hillary clinton's emails related to the deadly 2012 timber attack that killed four americans. the judge ruling that the apartments efforts to track down those emails did not go far enough. joins us live from washington. so many people still have unanswered questions related to this. >> it's been almost five years since the terror attack and benghazi watchdog groups say that th

plus, a legal ruling starting a new spotlight on the benghazi, what prompted the judge to order another search for potential emails related to deadly attacks? >> our fellow citizens are entitled to all of the facts about what happened before, during, and after the attacks in benghazi. they deserve an investigative process that is worthy of the memory of the four who were killed and worthy of the respect of our fellow americans. yeah, my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. what?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. >> jon: fox news alert french police have raided the home of a man accused of ramming his car into a group of soldiers in paris on thursday. the brazen attack outside a barracks injured six soldiers and sparked a massive manhunt. authorities caught up with a suspect on a highway north of paris before taking him into custody. >> melissa: breaking news on the hillary clinton email scandal, a federal judge ruling in favor of the conservative watchdog group ordering the state department to conduct a new search for potential e

. >> time now is 4:34 and we have an update on the investigation into the benghazi attack. a federal state department didn't do enough to unearth e-mail changes between former secretary of state hillary clinton and other aides in 2012. the state department -- the latest ruling was the result of legal action taken by the conservative watchdog group judicial watch. >> fairfax county fire and rescue department getting proactive with a training exercise on how top respond to an active shooting. the training will be in reston from 8:00 to noon this morning. then from 1:00 to 5:00 this afternoon. a number of firefighters and police officers will be on hand to take part. >> and fox5 wants to congratulate the thurmont little league program. last night a team from thurmont represented the state of maryland in an elimination game against delaware in the midatlantic region of the little league world series. and the thurmont team indicate out on top with a final score of five to t away from making it into the national tournament. the team's next game is tonight at 7:00 against a team r

hillary clinton's benghazi scandal, yeah, it's not over yet. obama federally appointed judge judge own server for emails by the watchdog group judicial watch. the judge demands accounts of former clinton aids, huma abedin, cheryl mills be checked for any response records they sent benghazi to clinton's private email account. clinton has been slammed for not sending military support in 2012 in a terrorist attack in benghazi that killed four americans. and take a look at this. horrifying moments for pop icon britney spears when a fan storms the stage at her las vegas show. body guards and male dancers slamming the man to the floor and holding him down. police say he rushed the stage after security asked him to leave. spears, as can you imagine, shaken by the ordeal was concerned he may have had a gun. 37-year-old jesse webb from kansas city is charged with trespassing. he was unarmed. your headlines on this friday. that is scary. ainsley: she is used to it though. did i a sign behind the paparazzi years ago. the paparazzi when she gets out of car

. >> before taking this job you were a member of the house benghazi committee. a federal judge just as the state department to look again to see what e-mails wors sent by hillary clinton with regard to benghazi. do you believe we have gotten to the body of the benghazi attack and hillary clinton's role? >> chris, i will leave foiled litigation to others. i'm pretty busy. chris: let me ask about a different one. this is more directly in your house. i assume you have seen the unmasking request by members, officials of the obama administration. was there an effort by people in the obama administration to spy on the trump campaign or the trump transition. >> there is an active investigation going on across capitol hill. we have done our job and provided information in response to inquiries for multiple committees on senate and outside. we will continue to do that to make sure they can perform their oversight functions. chris: have you seen all the request for unmasking that were made by obama administration officials to find out when a trump persia person was caught

. >> chris: before taking this job you are a member of the house benghazi committee. president has just asked them to look again to see what emails were sent by hillary clinton with regard to benghazi. do you believe that we have gotten to the bottom of the benghazi attack and hillary clinton's role? >> director pompeo: i will leave litigation to others. i'm pretty busy at the cia these days. >> chris: let me ask you about a different one. this one is more directly in your wheelhouse now. i assume that you have seen the unmasking requests by members, officials of the obama administration. was there an effort by people and the obama administration to spy either on the trump campaign for the term transition? >> director pompeo: if there is an active investigation going on all across capitol hill. we have done our job, we provided information in response to inquiries for multiple committees on senate and house side. we will continue to do that to make sure they can perform their oversight functions properly. >> chris: have you seen all the requests for unmasking that wer

. >>> federal judge ordered a new search of hillary clinton's benghazi e-mails, believe it or not. that story is back. of course the judge is all over it. andrew napolitano is coming up. we'll check in with him and see what it all means. >>> about half hour from now or so, the president will receive that security briefing we referenced earlier. the tensions seem to do nothing but rise with regards to north korea. we'll talk more about that when we come back. . connell: back. a federal judge is ordering the state department to try to find e-mails that hillary clinton sent related to benghazi. the judge ruled the state department had not done enough in the past to track down the conversations, so yes, we are talking about benghazi again. judge andrew napolitano is with us in the studio. hard to believe the story is still around. what happened exactly to the e-mails? >> here's why the story is around. the obama justice department and state department refused to examine the state department's servers for e-mails mrs. clinton sent to her personal aides and e-mails the aides sent to her.

she and her state department intentionally lied saying there were no benghazi emails and classified emails as she deleted 33,000 emails on yoga and her wedding dress. and she needs to be prosecuted for destroying and concealing subpoenaed property and the emails. the clinton foundation and all its spinoffs need to be brought before a grand jury i. eric holder who perjured himself before congress needs to be prosecuted. i don't want to hear the dumb -r kumbaya. i want want to hear hillary clinton always good woman. she is not. while we play by the rules, they lie, steal, cheat and continue to get away with it because we let them. that's my open. tell me what you think on my facebook page or twitter. trash tatwitter. #judgejeanine. >> that was quite an intro. judge jeanine: i'm frightened because of north korea. last week congress received what's called an ioc. and their insister continental ballistic capabilities from u.s. intelligence that was proven wrong by kim jong-un within 48 hours. within 48 hours of our intelligence community telling congress that kim jong-un didn't have the capabil

we had to travel around benghazi in armoured vehicles. and yesterday, is beheaded at least nine of marshal haftar‘s soldiers in the south. the foreign secretary told me there was a chance of a political deal, but only if other countries gave up their different agendas on libya and worked with the united nations. 0ur role, really, is to get the other players, all the friends and partners of libya who may have varying ideas about the future of this country and who should be in charge, to get them to sing from the same song sheet. we are now able to fly the union flag once again... at the former british residence in tripoli, mrjohnson promised to expand the uk's presence here. but this country will be united not by foreign diplomats, but by libyan politicians and commanders agreeing to compromise. and that still looks far off. james landale, bbc news, libya. a brief look at some of the day's other news stories. councillors in kensington and chelsea have agreed a £76 million package to help people who lost their homes in the grenfell tower

i don't want to talk about benghazi. i did a whole hour long documentary about benghazi. >> it is outrageous to cry fake news when she herself utilized fake news to try to advance her cause as secretary of state. >> what's the matter with just focussing on this issue? i'm freely willing to admit that i can't say that this changed the result of the election. but even if it didn't, it is still a problem that republicans and democrats should be able to come together and solve. marco rubio said during the campaign that in the next campaign it could be the republicans that are the target of the russian government or another government. let's resolve to get to the bottom of this and stop these effects to meddle in the democratic process. >> i agree with you that we should have the most robust defense possible against meddling in our government or free election process. >> but you are not admit whag the problem was. how can you say you support a solution? >> there is no -- there is no evidence that president trump had anything

abby: hillary clinton's benghazi scandal is not over yet. obama federal judge is now ordering the state department to search its own server for emails to key clinton aids. the ruling is part of a freedom of information lawsuit watchdog group judicial watch. thank you for being with us. >> thanks for having me. abby: we are now approaching the five-year anniversary of benghazi. why is this happening now five years later. >> do you know why it's happening? the government, the state department, has continued to stonewall with regard to compiling all the records about benghazi. it is unbelievable that five years later we are still gathering documents about benghazi. judicial watch filed a lawsuit against the state department for all of secretary clinton's emails about the attacks in benghazi. and they have searched the emails that she had returned, as well as her senior aides, jacob soleman, huma abedin and cheryl mills. incredibly they refused to search their own record keeping system. their own server off their state.gov email accounts emails

hillary clinton may be out of the woods physically or she is not yet when it comes to benghazi. a federal judge ordered the state department to reopen the search for hillary's emails related to the 2012 attacks that killed four americans. >> we have four dead americans, was it because of protests or because some guys went out for a walk and decided to kill americans. what difference at this point does it make? kennedy: the judge ruled it didn't go far enough because the state department never bothered to check their own servers for messages that may have been sent from the seem accounts of her top aides. if hillary's missing emails can be found? is there hope for jimmy hoffa? joe, this is a federal judge, this is an obama appointee. how is this different? >> they can't say see the republicans are coming after me again. this is serious stuff. there is a faction of people out there that say hillary lost the election. isn't that enough pain? she was supposed to win. it doesn't give you the right to break laws and rules. people saying let's move on because we have more important thi

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do you think others will bear fruit on the issue of benghazi? >> yes. we have a couple issues still pending. we have the case in front of judge lambert where discovery has been granted and we are just waiting for the court to issue an order what discovery will be permitted. i believe judicial watch has nine cases pending. in this particular lawsuit t state department is moving forward will have to update the court by september 22nd as to its supplemental search and the production. >> for folks who think this matter is settled, it is far from. ramona, thank you for your time. >> sure. thank you. >> check out this video. refugee crisis brought front and center in this dramatic moment. what a scene this is. we'll fell you where it's unfolding and where all these migrants ran once they hit the shore. >>> plus google at the center of a heated debate about diversity and free speech. why our next guest argues you can get fired for google if you've got the wrong opinion. says all you have to do, google it. >> i want you to know that there's a place for you in t

hillary clinton may be out of the woods physically or she is not yet when it comes to benghazi. a federal judge ordered the state department to reopen the search for hillary's emails related to the 2012 attacks that killed four americans. >> we have four dead americans, was it because of protests or because some guys went out for a walk and decided to kill americans. what difference at this point does it make? kennedy: the judge ruled it didn't go far enough because the state department never bothered to check their own servers for messages that may have been sent from the seem accounts of her top aides. if hillary's missing emails can be found? is there hope for jimmy hoffa? joe, this is a federal judge, this is an obama appointee. how is this different? >> they can't say see the republicans are coming after me again. this is serious stuff. there is a faction of people out there that say hillary lost the election. isn't that enough pain? she was supposed to win. it doesn't give you the right to break laws and rules. people saying let's move on because we have more important thi

. >> i have some friends that spent a few hours in benghazi who would really like to know what was in those emails and like to know why she deleted them. saying the public wheat doesn't have the right to know, that's a load of. how about we make a deal, how about when the mainstream media stops countering russia, installed and i think of going to stay on it. >> with all due modesty, i was on was killed in benghazi, i know the turf pretty well, i don't take a backseat to anyone when it comes to that regard. russia is another big yawn. this is a guy to check out as a possible polluter. a guy who works for debbie wasserman schultz. forget about history, go forwar forward. why did it just be schultz hide this guy? >> sean: who gets to delete emails that are subpoenaed? tomi, welcome aboard, geraldo you're good to have your hands full. when we come back in with a color exclusively reporting debbie wasserman schultz who has been indicted by a grand jury still has an account that is active on a house computer system. the reporter breaking that stor story. next aleve pm is the only one to com

a federal judge is ordering the state department resume its search for benghazi related emails tied to hillary clinton. the 2012 terror attack on the u.s. consulate in van ghazi, libya, resulted in the death of four americans. the d.c. district court judge, searching for relevant document documents. david, going to get you in here. the judge wouldn't be doing this for no reason. they have to think they are missing something. >> david: we are a nation of laws. that's an obama appointee, that judge. doing his job and he should be commended for it. you'll have to forgive me for the irony that while we have a president under investigation by a special prosecutor was still talking about benghazi, it is like the white whale in moby dick. okay. produced documents. i don't care. that's what's supposed to happen. while we are added, let's let mr. mueller and the special prosecutor team do their job too. it's got to be the same treatment on both sides. if you love the investigation of hillary clinton and you think they ought to follow the law then you should say the same thing about the fbi and

aboutte benghazi. why president trump is the president. we get it, it's astoundingng thy still are present, speaking as, though they've been dropped in from mars and had nothing to do with the last eight years. and i think, though, that the president is focused in this regard. i understand everybody has opinions about the nature of what is occurring here. i can tell you this, probably what had a big impact, we know it did president trump, otto warmbier. we talk about kim jong un, if he's reasonable, can we live with a nuclear north korea, the answer is no. if you remember the nature of what they did to that young man, sent him back almost as a slap in the face after they killed his brain, these are crazy, maniacal, genocidal individuals who exist in an interesting way in a sort of religious dynamic. as the islamists do, with one family being, of course, worshiped in a religious way. and i think there's a recognition to that when it comes to issues of death, and resurrection, and all of that. >> mark: yeah, auto auto warme beer -- to remind

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