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They arent going to be able to leave. >> we hope they will abide by our advice. it is a necessity, the terrorists that are launching rockets from the town are putting the people at risk. >> what is the timeline? how much time do they have? >> the leaflets were released this morning. we announced intentions to do so late last night. there is a timeline, unfortunately due to the operational concerns i cant point at the specific hour but its indeed we expect the people to leave. >> within hours? ca...

Snook what is the time line? how much time do they have to get out? >> the leaflets were released this morning and we announced our intentions to do so late last night. there is a timeline. unfortunately just the operational concerns, i cant point at the specific hour, but we expect the people to leave. >> within hours? could we say that many. >> i would say so. >> so within the next few hours so when you go into that area will it be tanks, armored personnel carriers? will it be from the sea? wh...

Unfortunately, due to the operational concerns, i cant point at the specific hour, but indeed we expect the people to leave. >> within hours, can we say that? >> i would say so, yes. >> when you go into that be beit laheya areas, tanks, from the sea, a limited commando operation or a much more robust military operation? >> well have to leave that for the operation itself. >> there are growing fears israel and hamas are edging toward an all-out war. according to the israeli military more than a h...

Learning new details of the dramatic u.s. army commando operation that ended with the capture of a key suspect on the deadly attack on the mission in benghazi, libya. our pentagon correspondent barbara starr is joining us. >> officially the pentagon is saying almost nothing about this raid, but cnn has fresh information. >> reporter: ahmed abu khattala was lured south of benghazi. army delta force commandos, the fbi and intelligence agencies had been watching him for days. they swooped in sunday...

Taliban captive. >> release me, please, im begging you. bring me home. >> reporter: sergeant bowe bergdahl is finally heading home. cnn has learned details of the secret choreography for the u.s. commando operation to get bergdahl that had been quickly worked out between the u.s. and the taliban. in the final hours, an extraordinary move. a u.s. official tells cnn the taliban communicated directly with the american special operations forces team t coordinates where they could pick bergdahl up, t...

Anyone in five years that he can actually trust. that may be job one. they are also treating him formal nutrition and other medical needs but at this hour, perhaps the prereal issue is ho did the mission unfold. new details about how it all came together and how risky it was. after five years, a taliban captive -- >> release me, please. im begging you. bring me home. >> sergeant bowe bergdahl is finally heading home. cnn has learned details of the secret choreography for the u.s. commando operat...

Neighborhood. this was not isolated with, you know, hundreds of acres around it. there were other houses nearby. and people were starting to come out on to their roofs. they were trying to figure out what was happening. >> reporter: the president knew the 40-minute timer on the commando operation on the ground was running down. >> at this point, i think all of us understand that were a long way to go before the night is done. and, you know, ive said, this was the longest 40 minutes of my life. >...

The 40-minute timer on the commando operation on the ground was running down. >> at this point, i think all of us understand that were a long way to go before the night is done. and, you know, ive said, this was the longest 40 minutes of my life. >> we could see the helicopters, we could see the disembarking from the helicopters. we could see our guys moving. it was an intense experience for all of us, because it was realtime, visually, until we lost the visual connection inside the building. >>...

Human intelligence before the attack. were you surprised to hear they had assets that close to bin laden? >> not really. but its fabulous. its fabulous were able it to pull that off because theres always a chance of being detected. could have tipped off osama bin laden and he could have escaped. i would have thought we used satellites which you can look inside the compound but you cant see everything. its a really tribute to the spy craft, the trade craft, of our intelligence forces that they we...

Together? >> reporter: yes, this was a very dangerous and difficult thing that happened on the high seas. this is a play-by-play of a south korean commando operation to rescue their ship. there were 21 hostages on it. they went in their, alerted the south koreans in their own language, guys, were coming in. they killed eight small liz and managed to get 216 the crew out of there safely. the reason this story is important to us, the united states, even though its happening on the high seas is bec...