happened to them? well, i think that, you know, the two heroes of the day are glen doherty and ty woods, the two navy s.e.a.l. cia contractors that were taking the initiative that day along with the jsoc or the joint special operations command troops on the ground that noticed, you know, having worked in that military system, noticing that help isn t on the way and took their own initiative to go in and rescue these folks, and you know, largely, most of the americans in benghazi were evacuated, and relatively few lives were lost, other than the ambassador, shawn smith, and the two navy s.e.a.l.s. let me ask you, jay newton small, about the politics of this thing. i know it s a hot opportunity for the republicans, but my interest is on facts, and the facts questions i have about this are what was the state department s role in realtime, not beforehand, but at the time of the attack in defending the lives of their people, especially the u.s. ambassador, what was a friend, a friend of
echos forth from this conference, let it be that human rights are women s rights, and women s rights are human rights once and for all. reporter: but as secretary of state, clinton can do more than talk. in a democratic republic of congo, he pledged more than $17 million in new funds to help stop rape as a weapon of war. in iraq, afghanistan and pakistan, she s pressed to make women a key part of the u.s. stabilization strategy. a former undersecretary of state during the bush administration says clipton is incorporating women s issues at every turn. she s been in the position to put the resources behind it and most significantly as secretary of state s, she s not only an activist but is a symbol. she is looked up to by many women across the globe for what