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These special forces have in niger. it is to advise and accompany their nigerian counterparts. so they're working with them but they're also going out with them. it's not outside the realm of possible. we don't know for sure, this is something we're trying to dig into, that the nigerian military would be the ones who would actually be pursuing and then maybe ultimately kill or capture this individual they were looking for, and the americans there are advising in their company capacity, andrea. >> i know this will be a lengthy investigation, but it seems like something went terribly wrong, and ...

Through it. and it's part of the unusual situation training that they go through and particularly with the chief pilot who had 20,000 hours, both as an air force pilot and as a commercial pilot, he would have been absolutely capable of flying into this kind of weather, making the kind of command decisions that are necessary to keep the plane safe. >> i wonder if you think, tom, there's perhaps anything suspicious? when malaysian air flight 370 went down, everyone was looked at. what might there be a motivation to do something like this on purpose? is there anything suspicious here? >> no looki...

Foreign countries regarding the circumstances of detainee transfers. mike this is a constitutional argument that the article 2 commander in chief, power of the president overrides the stipulations or restrictions placed on these releases under the nbaa? >> it is, chris, a constitutional argument and not a new one. language similar to this dates back several years in these signing statements and the president is the commander in chief of the armed forces, has to be able to make command decisions quickly in a time of armed conflict and the president and the administration have consistently taken...

The executive branch must have the flexibility among other things to act swiftly in conducting negotiations with foreign countries regarding the circumstances of transfers. is this -- this is a constitutional argument that the article 2 commander in chief power of the president overrides the stipulations or restrictions placed on these releases under the mdaa? >> it is. it's a constitutional argument and it's not a new one. language similar to this dates back several years in these signing statements, and the pratt is the commander-in-chief of the armed forces and hat to be able to make comman...

The flexible, among other things, to act swiftly in conducting negotiations with foreign countries regarding the circumstances of detainee transfers. mike this is a constitutional argument that the article 2 commander in chief, power of the president overrides the stipulations or restrictions placed on these releases under the nbaa? >> it is, chris, a constitutional argument and not a new one. language similar to this dates back several years in these signing statements and the president is the commander in chief of the arnold formed forc to be able to make command decisions quickly in a time ...