from the u.s. embassy in saudi arabia. the embassy says it received information about a terror plot to kidnap westerners in the saudi capital of riyadh. the warning urges u.s. citizens to mix up their normal routines and to keep aware of their security at all times. however, the state department says there is no reason for u.s. citizens to leave saudi arabia. this afternoon, secretary of state hillary clinton indicated the united states will soon formally declare pakistan s haqqani network a terrorist organization. the group is considered a major threat to u.s. and nato troops in afghanistan. we re going to continue to struggle against terrorism and in particular against those who have taken up safe havens inside pakistan. also today, in an interview that will air on cnn, the chairman of the u.s. joint chiefs of staff repeated his accusation that pakistan s intelligence agency, the isi, supports the haqqani network. it s been there for a long time. and unless the pakist
there are gadhafi forces inside. can you trust a ragtag ban like this? people who fire into the air and run back and forth to control a city and how will they deal with prisoners? how will they deal with people who oppose them? there s a lot of questions about the military skill. about the loyalties and about how these people will govern. of course it is an evolving force. a force that has changed in number from day-to-day, week to week, depending on how well they are doing on the balance field. greta: steve, any indication that gadhafi is the least bit intimidated in the last couple days by anything he has heard from the united states, from president obama or even from nato? is he on the run or is he sort of revving up to continue to fight? reporter: the last sightings of gadhafi have been in or around his compound often mobbed by followers. we ve heard a number of leaks coming out some from u.s.
contacts with al-qaeda. even some who may have fought against western forces in iraq or afghanistan. i think is a brief and glimpse of honesty of the remark by the public official, which was very different than what hillary clinton said in london when asked the same question about possible al-qaeda ties money the rebels. she said we are getting to know them better. that is is like lie what we will hear in the future. these rebels moved forward and retreated. a couple of things stand out. number one, their military incompetence. they ve gotten credit for taking cities in this fight so far when all they ve done was to walk in and occupy territory. territory that was taken out by coalition airstrikes. they ve got 10 credit for that. the other thing that is a real concern is discipline. when you see what a poorly disciplined force they. it raises questions if they take control of towns perhaps like the city of sirte where there are gadhafi forces