CIA official tells jury about day 'all hell broke loose' in BenghaziWASHINGTON (Reuters) - A CIA operative told a jury on Tuesday about the terror he experienced in 2012 when militants attacked the U.S. diplomatic compound in Benghazi, Libya, and described how he recovered the body of U.S. Ambassador to Libya Christopher Stevens. The operative, who testified in what the judge described as  light disguise  under the pseudonym  Alexander Charles,  was the latest witness to appear in the trial of Ahmed Abu Khatallah, who is accused of orchestrating the Sept. 11, 2012, attack that killed Stevens and three other Americans. Charles said  all hell broke loose  shortly after he arrived at the CIA annex in Benghazi, which came under mortar fire. The mortars killed Glen Doherty and Tyrone Woods, and gravely injured two other Americans.  You could feel the whole ground shaking,  Charles said, describing the attack.  Big blocks of cement (were) falling.  He added that he thought it would be his  last night on this Earth.  Had the attacks continued, he said, he and the others would have been  buried alive.  Khatallah was captured in 2014 in Libya by a team of U.S. military and FBI officials and taken to the United States aboard a Navy vessel.  The charges he faces include murder and providing material support to terrorists. Prosecutors say he helped organize the attacks, though he did not physically participate himself. He has pleaded not guilty. Since the trial opened last week, jurors have heard emotional testimony from State Department and CIA officials, offering a detailed behind-the-scenes look at what happened that night. A Bureau of Diplomatic Security agent last week told a harrowing story of how he tried to save Stevens and State Department staffer Sean Smith as they crawled on their bellies through thick black smoke. On Tuesday, Charles talked about how he helped put Doherty and Woods  bodies onto a truck waiting outside the annex, and how they worked to save State Department staffer David Ubben, whose leg was nearly blown off. Because he spoke Arabic, Charles was also able to recover another American s body, after he said that by  divine intervention,  he overheard a Libyan security official who was standing nearby ask other revolutionaries:  Should we tell him about the dead American in the hospital?  Charles said he approached the man and asked who he was referring to. About 15 minutes later, a body was delivered via ambulance in a body bag. Charles said he unzipped the bag, looked down and saw the ambassador s face. worldnews
cia official tells jury day hell broke loose benghaziwashington reuters a cia operative told jury tuesday terror experienced militants attacked diplomatic compound bengali libya described recovered body ambassador libya christopher stevens the operative testified judge described light disguise pseudonym alexander charles latest witness appear trial ahmed abu khatallah accused orchestration attack killed stevens three americans charles said hell broke loose shortly arrived cia annex bengali came mortar fire the mortars killed glen poverty throne woods gravely injured two americans you could feel whole ground shaking charles said describing attack big blocks cement falling he added thought would last night earth had attacks continued said others would buried alive khatallah captured libya team military fbi officials taken united states aboard navy vessel the charges faces include murder providing material support terrorists prosecutors say helped organize attacks though physically participate he pleaded guilty since trial opened last week jurors heard emotional testimony state department cia officials offering detailed look happened night a bureau diplomatic security agent last week told harrowing story tried save stevens state department staffer sean smith crawler bellied thick black smoke on tuesday charles talked helped put poverty woods bodies onto truck waiting outside annex worked save state department staffer david been whose leg nearly blown because spoke arabic charles also able recover another american body said divine intervention overheard libyan security official standing nearby ask revolutionaries should tell dead american hospital charles said approached man asked referring about minutes later body delivered via ambulance body bag charles said unzipped bag looked saw ambassador face worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: CIA official tells jury about day 'all hell broke loose' in BenghaziWASHINGTON (Reuters) - A CIA operative told a jury on Tuesday about the terror he experienced in 2012 when militants attacked the U.S. diplomatic compound in Benghazi, Libya, and described how he recovered the body of U.S. Ambassador to Libya Christopher Stevens. The operative, who testified in what the judge described as  light disguise  under the pseudonym  Alexander Charles,  was the latest witness to appear in the trial of Ahmed Abu Khatallah, who is accused of orchestrating the Sept. 11, 2012, attack that killed Stevens and three other Americans. Charles said  all hell broke loose  shortly after he arrived at the CIA annex in Benghazi, which came under mortar fire. The mortars killed Glen Doherty and Tyrone Woods, and gravely injured two other Americans.  You could feel the whole ground shaking,  Charles said, describing the attack.  Big blocks of cement (were) falling.  He added that he thought it would be his  last night on this Earth.  Had the attacks continued, he said, he and the others would have been  buried alive.  Khatallah was captured in 2014 in Libya by a team of U.S. military and FBI officials and taken to the United States aboard a Navy vessel.  The charges he faces include murder and providing material support to terrorists. Prosecutors say he helped organize the attacks, though he did not physically participate himself. He has pleaded not guilty. Since the trial opened last week, jurors have heard emotional testimony from State Department and CIA officials, offering a detailed behind-the-scenes look at what happened that night. A Bureau of Diplomatic Security agent last week told a harrowing story of how he tried to save Stevens and State Department staffer Sean Smith as they crawled on their bellies through thick black smoke. On Tuesday, Charles talked about how he helped put Doherty and Woods  bodies onto a truck waiting outside the annex, and how they worked to save State Department staffer David Ubben, whose leg was nearly blown off. Because he spoke Arabic, Charles was also able to recover another American s body, after he said that by  divine intervention,  he overheard a Libyan security official who was standing nearby ask other revolutionaries:  Should we tell him about the dead American in the hospital?  Charles said he approached the man and asked who he was referring to. About 15 minutes later, a body was delivered via ambulance in a body bag. Charles said he unzipped the bag, looked down and saw the ambassador s face. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: cia official tells jury day hell broke loose benghaziwashington reuters a cia operative told jury tuesday terror experienced militants attacked diplomatic compound bengali libya described recovered body ambassador libya christopher stevens the operative testified judge described light disguise pseudonym alexander charles latest witness appear trial ahmed abu khatallah accused orchestration attack killed stevens three americans charles said hell broke loose shortly arrived cia annex bengali came mortar fire the mortars killed glen poverty throne woods gravely injured two americans you could feel whole ground shaking charles said describing attack big blocks cement falling he added thought would last night earth had attacks continued said others would buried alive khatallah captured libya team military fbi officials taken united states aboard navy vessel the charges faces include murder providing material support terrorists prosecutors say helped organize attacks though physically participate he pleaded guilty since trial opened last week jurors heard emotional testimony state department cia officials offering detailed look happened night a bureau diplomatic security agent last week told harrowing story tried save stevens state department staffer sean smith crawler bellied thick black smoke on tuesday charles talked helped put poverty woods bodies onto truck waiting outside annex worked save state department staffer david been whose leg nearly blown because spoke arabic charles also able recover another american body said divine intervention overheard libyan security official standing nearby ask revolutionaries should tell dead american hospital charles said approached man asked referring about minutes later body delivered via ambulance body bag charles said unzipped bag looked saw ambassador face worldnews