with diesel to fill up the ambulance. jennifer, thank you for joining us on bbc news. it beggars belief, doesn t it, that you couldn t get to fill an ambulance to help somebody will stop just tell us what happened. i help somebody will stop ust tell us what happenedfi help somebody will stop ust tell us what happened. i know! on friday, i was on a 1010 what happened. i know! on friday, i was on a 1010 shift what happened. i know! on friday, i was on a 1010 shift working - what happened. i know! on friday, i was on a 1010 shift working in - what happened. i know! on friday, i was on a 1010 shift working in sx. i was on a 1010 shift working in sx. we had done several hundred miles that day, we had been all over the place. we got back to the station and we said it s about seven o clock, we should probably try and get fuel. we had been having updates throughout the day that that was quite bad and that we should try to get fuel, so we will try now, we ve got some time, we are not on
sean: safe home. war stories fox business network. joining us now, retired cia intelligence officer, daniel hoffman. let me go to the same question. obviously colonel north, you want to know if russia is lying, they are moving their lips. the bigger question here is there is no confirmation. they are not letting outsiders into determine what s happenedfi here.. they are trying to say it actually didn t happen and if it did, it s the rebels who did it you are saying there is no possible way the rebels could ve delivered those chemical weapons, killing or targeting men, women, and children and killing them.d c right, that s a sideshow. i think what really matters and what i would highlight for viewers to add a couple points to colonel north s outstanding military assessment, our a administration is being very deliberate over the past couplen of days. they are carefully choosing some of the sites. i m sure the ones colonel north mentioned. we re doing aerial n reconnaissance and ot