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president returned to the country and is looking for the united states' help to keep him in power, and some of this was political in nature. >> sure. absolutely. in fact, the u.s. government discouraged him from returning to yemen, as did the saudi government. we know that from officials in both governments. he went back anyway. he is looking for support. we don't know whether or not the united states was directly involved in the killing, the yemeni government does not have the capability without u.s. assistance to get this done. >> fran townsend, hope you'll still around. many more ...

[ male announcer ] in 2011, at&t is at work, found in -- well, it looks a bit like a student slum, doesn't it, the conditions he was living in, building up our wireless network all across america. has led some people to think well this can hardly have been the sort of terror command we're adding new cell sites... center, as it were. increasing network capacity, but the group that he was leading is not some sort of and investing billions of dollars fictional enemy from a james to improve your wireless network experience. bond film. this is real world. from a single phone call in the real world,...

Fictional enemy from a james bond film. this is real world. in the real world, terrorist organizations like that are often run by a desperate group of individuals often living in very poor conditions who have come together to launch murderous attacks. so, in this sense, i wasn't hugely surprised at the conditions he was living in. and i completely believe he was still involved, if not leading and plotting, terrorist attacks. >> how does al qaeda operate compared to other terrorist groups? take the i.r.a. as an example. >> al qaeda operates globally and in many ways it's difficult. it's not so ...

Violent extremism? or terrorism? >> they're completely operating outside of the cell structure. the threat of lone wolf terrorists is on everyone's minds. new and real threats against the u.s. military here at home but this type of terrorism is not new. chief intelligence correspondent looks at the history behind lone wolf attacks around the world. >> lone wolves are inspired ideologically but may not have a formal connection to a terrorist organization. >> frank salou powe is a director of the homeland security policy at washington university. he's researched the dangerous phenomenon of lon...

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