JOHN BERMAN, CNN ANCHOR: In fact, the Clinton campaign put out a statement, a paper statement earlier today, Manu, essentially saying, Huma Abedin, she doesn't know anything about Benghazi, why is she even talking to this committee. That statement also read from Nick Merrill, a Clinton campaign spokesperson, "The Republicans focus on Abedin of all people and their decision to leak details about her appearance is just another tactic in their partisan plan to go after Hillary Clinton." October 22nd, Manu, is the big day for Hillary Clinton. That day different than today, in that it will be public, televised. Any details about that?</s>MANU RAJU, CNN SENIOR POLITICAL REPORTER: It's going to be a long day. There are 12 members on that committee. Each member has 10 minutes to speak. There will be at least four rounds of questioning. There could be even more. We're expecting a full day just focusing on her. So, it's going to be a long day. The question is, how will Hillary deal with the scrutiny, and also a lot of tough questions that will be asked of her. Clearly, she does not want to have any moments that could change the dynamics on the campaign trail. At the same time, Republicans will have to navigate a pretty fine line. They do not want to look like they're going after her personally, but at the same time, they're going to push her pretty hard.</s>BERMAN: A crucial day in the investigation. A crucial day in the presidential campaign. Manu Raju, thank you for being with us. Hillary Clinton today is speaking to CNN. Jake Tapper interviewing her in just a short period of time. That interview will air first on "The Lead" with Jake Tapper, 4:00 p.m. eastern time. Do not miss it. Plus, we'll go overseas right now. An incredibly tense situation on the streets of Bethlehem. This is what it looks like this morning. You can see the military vehicles there. Clashes between Israeli forces and Palestinians. A live report, next.
Top Clinton Aide Testifies Before Benghazi Committee