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Place to be right now. misrata is where some of the fiercest and most heroic struggles of the war occurred. resistance was the most determined, and the response by the gadhafi forces especially merciless. we've just learned that earlier in the day, a city councilman who was a hero of the revolution was assassinated, and it's not clear who's responsible. misrata is on full lockdown. >> another checkpoint. >> looking around at the price this city paid for freedom, you can see why they don't want to lose what they fought so hard for.

>> drop the camera. >> yep, yep. >> stop the camera. >> pulling in a town after dark, it doesn't feel like a happy place to be right now. misrata is where some of the fiercest and most heroic struggles of the war occurred. resistance was the most determined, and the response by the gadhafi forces especially merciless. we've just learned that earlier in the day, a city councilman who was a hero of the revolution was assassinated, and it's not clear who's responsible. misrata is on full lockdown. >> another checkpoint. >> looking around at the price this city paid for freedom, you can see why th...

Interview. so there were concerns about this individual. and yet when he travels abroad and gets to a very dangerous part of the world, nothing seems to be done. why is chechnya important? i think the american people need to understand this. the chechen rebels are some of the fiercest, jihadist rebels out there. >> they're angry with russia. >> they have also made an alliance with al qaeda, they've worked with al qaeda in pakistan and afghanistan. one of my constituent's son was killed in iraq by nine chechen rebels. so they're in the fight. he goes over there, the tools of trade of warfare fo...

Travels to the chechen region to see his father. he is there for six months. when he gets back, one of the first things he does, he opens up a youtube web site and starts to proselytize radical islam and jihaddism. something snapped over there, in six months, in my theory is he got trained because nine months later, he pulls off the largest terrorist attack since 9/11. >> eric: his father said he visited his family. he may have. but you don't buy that, you think he met with potential terrorist there is? >> i think it's likely. remember, the chechen rebels are the ones that killed 300 children ...

Not, why wait? tens of thousands of people have been killed? >> well, i would say there's been no distinct evidence that says, chemical biological, based on intelligence. but, we have to be aware that the potential is there, so as we do, we will conduct several different contingencies. our job is to provide the president options. >> as the world keeps a very close eye on the middle east and asia, those options will constantly be reevaluated, the general assuring me though that the our forces will remain the fiercest, ready to respond to whatever we face ahead, harris? >> jamie, thank you. turn...