1:28:04
- Go on, please.
- "February 6."
1:28:08
- A bomb explodes in a car...
- You got today's Post?
1:28:10
- Yeah.
- Yeah. Give it to me.
1:28:12
Stun grenade thrown at newspaper
kiosk near a police station.
1:28:16
March 13.
A military officer...
1:28:18
is seriously wounded by
Yemen's first... donkey bomb.
1:28:23
Explosives were apparently
concealed under the saddle.
1:28:26
Thank you.
1:28:28
I have another State Department
document, dated 17 November.
1:28:33
It's from the ambassador
to you.
1:28:35
Will you read this
for the court, please?
1:28:43
Dear Bill. Please, we must revisit
our previous conversation...
1:28:46
in that the security measures we
have taken are still inadequate...
1:28:49
"for the protection
ofour mission to Yemen".
1:28:51
You have to understand that
when I received this letter...
1:28:52
Thank you. Now, there are...
Well, are there... cameras...
1:28:57
mounted on the roof of the embassy?
- Uh, yes.
1:29:00
Are they designed
to observe and record...
1:29:02
activities in the public spaces
outside the embassy?
1:29:04
- Yes.
- Where are the tapes?
1:29:07
Uh, it's my understanding
the embassy was looted.
1:29:10
Maybe the cameras
were destroyed.
1:29:16
This is a photograph.
It is exhibit "D" for the court.
1:29:20
It's a picture of a camera
on the embassy roof.
1:29:23
Does it appear
to be damaged?
1:29:25
No.
1:29:27
- Where are the tapes?
- I don't know.
1:29:30
Don't you think
the United States owes it...
1:29:32
to Colonel Childers
for 30 years of service...
1:29:35
to find that tape
and produce it here?
1:29:37
Objection. We don't know
anything about any tapes.
1:29:39
- This is pure speculation.
- Sustained.
1:29:44
This is a shipping manifest.
It's exhibit "O".
1:29:48
It is a list of items removed from
the embassy during the evacuation...
1:29:50
and shipped
to the State Department.
1:29:52
Will you read
line six, please?
1:29:55
Videotape from security
camera, VHS, one.
1:29:59
You too busy to look at those
tapes or you just didn't care?