we'll see you next funds dsh "fox news." i'm harris faulkner. it was supposed to be a fun day of family entertainment under the big top. instead, we now know hundreds of spectators, many of them children witnessed an amazing and frightening scene in rhode island. in just a moment we'll share some images and they may be tough to look at. this is just a warning. we know 11 people have been hospitalized. many of them the acrobats. one of them listed in critical condition. now here's that video. it happened quickly, tragedy caught on camera. the acrobats performing as high as 40 feet above the ground, plummeting, when an aerial platform gave way. one dancer on the ground seriously injured. brian has more from our new york city newsroom. >> nothing of this scale involving this number of performers has ever happened. 11 people were sent to area hospitals, nine with serious injuries. oneperson is in critical condition. it all happened at 11:45 a.m. in providence, rhode island. the curtain drops, the performers all women tumble 40 feet below. it's called the human shan did he leer, where the women are attached to a contraception with their hair. in this performance, the metal frame appears to come free, causing this terrifying fall. the lights in the arena going dark. ringling brothers says this act began in january and is performed 12 to 14 times a week. witnesses report seeing some 35 emergency service personnel being lifted on to gurn nis. at at least one had blood on his face, and another waved to the audience being carried out. the cause of the accident is still officially unknown and an investigation is under way. >> since we were young, many of us have seen these shows over and over and you know they have safety measures so talk about what those measures were in place for this particular act. >> you are right. when we're used to looking at these acts in circuses, you would think in some cases there's a safety net, but in this particular act, the apparatus itself in which the women had their hair looped into that metal frame apparatus, they were being held on by hair and nothing else. that apparatus was there safety net so in this case the only safety net they had failed them. the circus said peel on the ground that are there to spot. the circus said they inspect the equipment for every show. and they will be reinspecting everything in the coming days. all of their thoughts and prayers on those performers, remember the circus is a tight knit family, live, work, and travel together. so that's it. >> that's an excellent point to make. thank you very much. now we'll move on to benghazi libya. it appears there may not be a bipartisan effort after all to fully discover the facts surrounding that terror attack that left four americans dead at our u.s. consulate in libya. that's according to congressman adam schiff who is urging his fellow political party members to boycott a select committee on the matter. just hours ago he says it would be aco last sal waste of time. and the7ve back on forth on th sunday got pretty heated. new york congressman peter king said if democrats were to boycott that committee it would be a big mistake. >> if the democrats boycott this committee and refuse to take part, the american people are going to conclude that they have something to hide, that they cannot defend the administration. >> many republicans, including the house speaker said the obama administration misled american people on the days after the attack. they point to botched talking points claiming the killings were as a result of an anti muslim video. an email released last week indicated the white house helped shape those talking points, whichóác we know are not true. steve, what are republicans hoping to learn from the committee? >> they say the white house was playing politics in the after math of benghazi and they want to find out who was behind as what they see as a deception followed by a coverup. that attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi killed four americans, including the ambassador. the white house portrayed what was a terrorist attack as a demonstration that got out of hand. >> they were trying to create an impression to the american people that wasn't a broad irforeign policy failure and it was totally disconnected with reality on the ground. they saw benghazi, i think, bob, as a threat to his re-election. they created a political smoke screen. >> and senator kelly ayotte said the truth didn't fit the white house narrative at the time. >> democrats calling this aco last sal waste of time. what are others saying? >> john boehner said this select committee would be bipartisan. democrats say it would make no sense for them to participate. democrats say there's already been enough hearings including the one where former secretary of state hillary clinton testified. >> i think it's a tremendous red herring and a waste of taxpayer resources, i hope the speaker will reconsider, but it looks like he has bowed again from the farthest right of his conference. >> no matter what happens, of course, benghazi is bound to be a hot political topic in the upcoming mid term elections. >> thank you very much. "fox news" digs in deeper. tune in tonight, benghazi, white house coverup revealed. that's tonight only at 9:00 p.m. prime minister of ukraine says russia is waging a real war against his country. pro russian supporters have stormed a building and set free pro russian activists. apparently, there's focus on a threat russia made last week to cut off gas supplies to ukraine. >> reporter: the unrest in odessa continued late into the night and it's importance to understand just how quickly the pro russian separatist movement has moved, 500 smiles south -- miles south and west from where it began. today, the separatists stormed the local police station demanding the release of their comrades who have been arrested in that violation and to show you how much power they have, those separatists were released. we heard in the evening that pro ukrainian groups had gathered, possibly, for another showdown on the streets of odessa. the ukrainian government of course blames russia for beginning this violence, instigating this entire movement. they have tried to take on these pro russian separatists. yesterday they drove personnel carriers into one of their strongholds. today those carriers retreated. ukrainian army really p seems to be outgunned and out manned in this battle in the ten days since they began their operations, the ukrainian military has taken back precisely three buildings from the separatists. meantime, the separatists have gone ahead and gain another to buildings under their control. it is just as bleak when it come to the numbers for the ukrainians. the russian military has some 40,000 troops on the ukrainian border simply waiting the order to invade from president vladimir putin. if push came to shove, military analysts would be only six to ten thousand ukrainian troops who are combat ready. not a good odds. a special honor for former president george bush. president bush could not be there to accept the award in person but his granddaughter lauren was there on his behalf and said people in washington today should learn a lesson from his policies. >> compromise is a dirt word in washington today because we live in an age of the perpetual campaign. but once we get back to realizing the importance of actual governance, i suspect this too will pass. >> the aim to create the largest -- the award is named for president kennedy's 1957 book "profiles in courage" which tells the stories of eight u.s. senators who took unpopular stands on issues. right now, new video obtained by "fox news." a crash at an air show at an air force basement people -- base. people standed as they watched disaster before their eyes. an american war veteran chained to a cot in a mexican jail. advertise -- his mother says it's all a terrible mistake and there's terrible danger. what's being done to bring this marine home? t! 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>> maybe, i don't remember. >> you don't remember. >> dude, this was like two years ago, we're still talking about a mun day process. we're talking about the process of editing talking points. that's what bureaucrats do all day long. >> i think it's a collossal waste of time. the republican conference is to fractured. there's only two things they have agreed on.ak6d obamacare and benghazi. >> it would be terribly arrogant and show they are not taking this issue seriously and most at this they are going to show they are afraid to confront the issues when the public is watching. >> our political insiders are here and you can join the conversation. pat kadel, doug schoen, ed roll ins is in the house, all of our fox news contributors. it is sunday, you know it is. do we need a select committee? >> i think we probably do to get at the facts and i think that's the key issue. how do we get at the facts? i think this committee with subpoena power is probably a step in the right direction. i say regretly because i think all americans would like to move on. we can't till we learn the facts. >> ed, tell me about this select committee and what happens if in fact it's not bipartisan? is that important? >> i wish the democrats would participate and i would think they would want to participate but at the end of the day, there's been four or five hearings on the hill as the speaker said. the problem is nobody knows what came out of each one of those hearings. it's important for one story to be told and bring those people together, get a document together and we owe it to the ambassador and three other americans who were murder. >> why would democrats like adam schiff tell their members to boycott a committee that is investigating the night our u.s. embassy was attacked in a foreign country? >> i am for a committee. i look at adam schiff and i remember it's hard to remember watergate. that's how bad our politics have come. the truth is we know we were not told the truth. we don't know what the president was doing that night except he he was not in the situation room. the talking points were a fantasy imposed. my frustration with the press we'll get into this a moment. the republicans have a real challenge. they need to run this. particularly the democrats don't participate, they need to run this and even if they lddo, nos a political show, which is what they normally do, but as a fact-finding, uncover the facts, 1, 2, 3 and build the case of what we were not told and what really happened that night and what happened afterwards. if they do that, then the democrats don't participate, then the democrats will be hurt. if they don't and republicans put on a political show, people will say there you go. that's what we expect. it behooves them all to act like american leaders instead of a bunch of hacks. secretary kerry has now been subpoenaed by the house oversight committee. the question now is he wasn't on duty at the time, so what can we tell? >> i don't know. i think he owes it to the american people, certainly to the committee -- >> to what? >> to tell everything he does know and everything that's state department might well have that has not yet been disclosed as pat and ed were suggesting. but i tend to agree with the kprems premise of your question, harris which is the bulk of the fact finding will come from the select committee that has a lot of work to do. >> the bottom line here is if this email had been subpoenaed, all the documents were supposedly subpoenaed had been put forth months ago, we wouldn't be having this discussion. but clearly they hid this document. they decided this do you mean was a political document, and so we want to know what else was out there. in the fog of war sometimes, this was in the fog of a campaign, what didn't get told to the american people and i think secretary kerry owes it to his foreign service, again his ambassador who was killed, we have an obligation to find out the facts and not let this april again. >> you hear some of the democrats coming forward and we know all that we know on this, you are not going to know anything else, this is a collossal waste of time. what kind of impact will this have on the mid term and really the presidential elections? because hillary clinton instead of kerry was actually on the job that night. >> and was promoting the story about the video. this was the biggest coverup in washington since watergate and sadly some of the things that have not happened, bob woodward and the rest of the national press have taken a walk on this to protect the obama administration, only fox has pursued this and a few other outlets seriously. it will never go away. this argument, there's nothing new. that document was covered up on purpose. it was covered up the president was going to a fund-raiser. i say this about the press, ben rhodes did not work in a vacuum. he worked for tom donlin. he was running the national security council and i said that's over and over. that's where you are going to do. he was the person designing and running this and anyone who knows him and knows the players just like if you knew the nixon white house and the players you would know and that's the truth we need to get at. >> part of that kind of sound bite timeline that we put together moments ago that we all got to watch, a former white house staffer tommy vietor all bureaucrats do all day long is edit talking points and we've got asz on twitter, if that's what bureaucrats are doing all day long, we have blank too many of them. >> we may have too many of them. that's another discussion for another night. but here's what we do know and pat and ed will certainly weigh in. we've all been in the white house. we've all worked at a high level for democratic and republican presidents and we have all been involved in editing talking points, and when you are involved in a big matter like this, let me assure you remember what you do, you remember the words you pick, and you remember the process. i don't think i'm interper lating too much to say tommy vietor is not necessarily telling what i believe to be the full truth. >> they made a deliberate decision not to release that document. there are two paragraphs that are basically all politics. the national security council is not supposed to be about politics, it's supposed to be about governing and national security. we spend billions of dollars on intelligence. why didn't we have more intelligence? that's another thing you can get to the bottom of that. peter king who was on your show would be a perfect member to have on this committee. i don't know who the members are going to be. you need someone who knows about intelligence is and why we are not getting your monies worth. >> we at fox have taken some ribbing. now the wider media are starting to ask questions, well you know, fox well maybe they were right to ask on behalf of the american people and to actually do our job. katie hugh says on twitter dude what planet are you from? >> a long time, my experience in washington was part of the nixon administration, richard nixon didn't conduct the burglary, but he certainly was involved and created a tone and was involved in a cover up. my sense is i'm not blaming the president. but political people in this white house and there's way too many of them basically are always thinking about campaigns and that clear is what they were doing here. >> and this was in the middle of a campaign after all. this was a month, month a half before the election and i think pat is right, the national security advisers, certainly his deputy twoontd insulate the president from blame. they chose that approach rather than being more candid. >> i know it's interesting and i know our viewers know this. when they hear you, doug, say that, does this make you pessimistic where we are with our washington leaders in general and you sound like you are not too happy with your own party? >> well, i'm not. i speak more and foremost as an american rather than as a partisan. i think that's very important. when you look at the tragedy unfolding slowly but i dare say in eastern ukraine and the problems around the world i think most right-thinking americans worry that our country is suffering, not improving our position in the world. >> something has come up on twitter and i want to share this with people, at top libertarian writes could the political insiders please do on a portion of show lobbying and campaign financing. no one gets it. i want to shift with a couple of minutes that we have to talk about where we are with that issue because it comes from the audience. where are we? >> well, we have spoken a great deal about it. pat will weigh in a second. i think it's very clear that the role of big contributors, the role of lobbyists is so disproportionate the average american is disenfranchised the system has become rigged and corrupt. >> the truth of the matter is we have way too much money for campaigns today. reagan had $40 million as well as monday dale. the president and romney spent over a billion dollars on each side to run an eight-state campaign. congressional races are gigantic. it's all paid for by lobbyists and the fact we no longer have financial constraints on campaigns. >> the viewer is asking a lot is being made about financing. what do we need to know? >> go back to the first question. we have in washington an atmosphere of both parties in which everyone and irm a poll on this, americans believe that lying -- government and people in washington lie about everything all the time, big or small and it's endangering our democracy and that's true. so are the lobbyists. 90% of americans believe the rules in this process is rigged against them and it is the point is what we see in the benghazi thing is illustrative of this. no sense of duty to the country and to the truth. i have said since day one this thing will never go away until you get to the bottom of it. four people died and the truth is the american people are being disserved by a political class of both parties who put politics and political ambition ahead of the united states and its safety and the future. that is the bottom line and it's all about money and about power. >> doug. >> oh, pat, is absolutely right. with unregulated super packs, donations bundled by lobbyists and big donor, the ordinary voter does not have the say or influence that he or she had. it's just a fact. >> ed, i'm curious, everybody has to raise money to run. it's not for free. so i hear democrats pushing against sometimes republicans, like they are the only wawns ones who are doing this. the president is the first one to say i'm not going to taking the finance money. he raised an enormous amount of money. he opened the gates. the court said there are no limits anymore. in a federal campaign, you are allowed $2,600. someone gives $10 million or, they want more than that. they want some access to something. and they want some specific line in that bill. nobody plays at that level without wanting something in return. >> you know what? it's getting worse, not better. >> you don't see this as necessarily a partisan thing. >> no, it isn't. i think the american people are the loser. the political class, democrat and republicans alike are the winners. >> during the commercial, we have a lot of tweets to go through. we're going to give the american people maybe a say in all this. we'll be right back. shifting opinions, should the u.s. stay out and disengage somewhat in some crises around the world. stay close. her valuable assets were staying. and selling her car wouldn't fly. we helped sydney manage her debt and prioritize her goals, so she could really turn up the volume on her dreams today...and tomorrow. so let's see what we can do about that... remodel. motorcycle. 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