so and are we expecting any other updates from police tonight, erin? reporter: not tonight. they said to stay tuned to their facebook page and their twitter account, but no more press briefings tonight. we do know that the mall is reopening at 1:00 tomorrow. and they are establishing two memorial sites for the victims there. rough, rough, rough. thank you very much, erin mcpike, in columbia, maryland, for us. now, with the super bowl happening in just a week, all eyes will be on new york. we should really say new jersey. it s an easy distinction to miss. our alexandra field saw that for herself. reporter: miguel, the super bowl is one week away. it s going to happen right here in east rutherford. but if you look around town you won t see a single sign. not even a single banner that tells you the big game is going to be played right here just down that street. amid all the excitement, there s a little confusion.
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but the focus is on all of the victims. last night i was walking around town through the memorial sites and rain showers kept putting out the candles and the rain would let up a little bit and many, many different people with lighters and other candles tried to make sure the candles stay lit. there is support from all over the place. just a few minutes ago, i walked into the coffee shop across the street and i ordered a coffee and i pulled out my wallet and the woman behind the counter said, you don t have to pay. someone walked in an hour ago who i have never seen before and said, everybody gets free coffee today. back to you. steve: thank you very much, peter. it s interesting the town folks want to make sure the candles are alive as long as they possibly can be. dana perino joins us as she does every once a week. they vary from time to time. what do you make of the state department independent review board. they leased their report and they said the benghazi attack was a systemic
that the u.s. sees itself as the sole or pre-eminent victim of terrorism. frequent use of one particular word to describe america, one analyst saw an ulterior motive. the president is in political trouble. he wants to be resillient and telling the country to be resillient it s a code word saying i m as good as you, are we ll be resilient together. but that s not what 9/11 should be about and politics is less important than lives of american lost. reporter: others saw to universalize the 9/11 experience, a continuing apology for war in iraq and other actions taken by the bush administration. this is a government that is not entirely comfortable with the role it has to play in some cases to keep america safe. it s incredibly telling that the obama administration would have weeks of torturous deliberations to figure out how to talk about 9/11. on the day itself, president obama will visit all three of the 9/11 memorial sites and return to d.c. to speak at interfaith service and co
embassies are marking the event, that they are having joint events in their host country to stand together against terrorism and ensure that the day is marked appropriately internationally. the bush administration issued press guidance on the second and fifth anniversaries of 9/11 but these new guidelines included this point for u.s. diplomats serving abroad. a chief goal of our communications is to present a positive, forward-looking narrative. i think the fact that you would actually instruct government officials to speak differently about 9/11 simply based on where they are standing is not just insulting to american audiences and to foreign audiences, but, again, i think it s a little bit of a window into how they look at national security issues. on the day itself, president obama will visit all three of the 9/11 memorial sites then return here to d.c. to speak at an interfaith service and concert at the national