the bus was carrying tourist when it collided with a tractor trailer. both exploding into flames and five people survived. a u.s. soldier is killed during a dramatic rescue that frees 70 isis hostages in iraq. they were assisting in a mission after learn thag the hostages faced mass execution. it erupted into the intense fire fight. the ol jer kisoldier killed was first. 11 hours testifying in the gazi attacks. garrett is live in washington with a look at some of the key moment itses from yesterday. there s a lot of frustration and one key point of frustration on the committee with clinton s answer and the ambassador chris stephens and the additional security in the weeks prior to the attack. in the weeks they were denied and here is how clinton explained. those requests and issues related to security were right now handled by the security professionals in the department. i did not see them. i did not approve them. i did not deny them. clinton was also grilled on th
coming. their ferry was approaching a staten island terminal but wasn t slowing down. there was nothing they or the captain could do. the boat slammed into a pier injuring dozens of people. susan candiotti is live at the scene of the crash. what exactly happened? reporter: fredericka, the reason the captain was powerless to prevent it from happening is because, according to authorities, there was a mechanical issue. he was not able to pull back on the throttle of that ferry as it was coming in to dock. therefore, he couldn t slow it down. that means he hit that dock the at about 5 miles per hour, about 5 knots or so roughly that speed. consequently, he was only able to give a very short warning in advance when he realized, officials say, that he couldn t slow down. he was able to sound a warning about a minute before they made impact. joining us now, a couple of tourists from tennessee who were onboard the ferry when it happened. alicia and jason from knoxville. tell me wha