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Of al-qaeda suggests the possibility of another attack on the scale of 9/11 is low, at least for now. security analyst former adviser to the bush administration, fran townsend, says al-qaeda is still dangerous, but a terrorism combined with lack of resources has rendered the group ineffective. >> weve seen groups attempt things, but usually its not a large-scale attack, and they havent been successful. >> since 9/11, al-qaeda and its affiliates have failed to pull off a single attack on american...

Dozen of terror attacks around the globe. now that hes dead, the only question that remains is whether al-qaida will continue its murderous campaign against perceived corrupt muslim governments and western infidels. will fanatical islam wane now that its favorite poster boy is out of the picture? greg palcott, fox news. >> hes out of the picture killed by u.s. forces yesterday in pakistan. earlier today. fox news security analyst and former deputy assistant to the secretary of defense, k.t. mcfa...

Communication. >> precisely because we can speak clearly in this case and concern about the behavior of the government against the people. >> four european nations pushed for u.n. security council condemnation. fox news security analyst k.t. mcfarland agrees. >> united nations asked for condemnation of the syrian government they are murdering their people and getting away with it. >> some experts say communication and threat of sanctions may have influence over the long-term but arent likely to ...

United states in brazil speaking on libya after fox news reported from the pentagon that tomahawk missiles had been fired to take out libyan air defense systems. reportedly many of those are on the coastline as you heard steve say, but also there are reports that they will be targeted in tripoli and misrata. you heard him saying benghazi the only stronghold at one point in time they hold much of the country. here to talk about security analyst. host of fox news live. good to see you. as i mentio...

Have been killed, two have been wounded, that there is someone in custody now simply identified as someone from kosovo. i want to bring in security analyst and also former fbi official on the phone now. when you hear this story about the military subtle bus coming into terminal two, a place where many people pull up to the curb, does it sound like this person in custody was specifically targeting american, knew those were american soldiers on the ground on that bus when he hit? >> yes, you make ...

>> glenn: i took a cleansing breath, im totally fine. president mubarak announced that he is not stepping down, instead he is going to hand more of his power to his vice president. we dont even know what that means at this point but you need to know who the vice president is because its not going to get any better. casey mcfarland is fox security analyst and she has held positions in with kagan and ford. how are you? >> im good. >> glenn: tell me about the vice president. he is not a good guy. >...

So, it seems the continued -- parties waiting in the wings to be part of the democratic process once the hosni mubarak regime finally ends. back to you. >> gregg: stay safe, thank you very much for your report. >> heather: the push for democracy in egypt is tangled up in a world view based on islam and that is causing confusion, outsiders of the west try and understand exactly what is going on. and, look at the poll, conducted by the pew research center in 2007. finding 90% of egyptians say they...

Snow. nowhere left to put it. nowhere. we will have toment -- to melt i. >> remember the sheriff who blamed the arizona shootings on rhetoric and the media and now the media to get imfired growing in arizona. >> and top security analyst with [ phones ping, buzz ]

Region. how should the united states deal with the crisis? joining us is fox news security analyst. great to see you. lets talk about causation. were the egyptians watching a few weeks ago what was happening in tunisia the protests that overthrew the government and said, hey, that is a good idea? >> they have a very large population and very high unemployment. so when they watched tunisia topple the government and economic and political reform, these are the tunisians, we should be able to do th...

Megyn: joining me now, our power panel. retired brigadier general and fox news security analyst and you say -- i want to get this right. the credit for this withdrawal goes to the troops and no one should be taking credit for this. not president obama and not president bush. >> the troops have gone there. many have come there injured beyond repair and some have come home in coffins. the troops one this thing for the american people. and their loved ones back home deserve credit. their parents th...