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General james marks, one of our cnn military analysts. gentlemen, first let me start with you, pat skinner, what about this new information, are we back to square one with this search now? >> yeah, i think we are practically. unlike any other case, there are no traditional aviation markers or clues that you can use to pinpoint not exactly what happened but where it happened or when it happened. let alone why. we don't have the debris field or the missing black box. there's no transponder. there's no mayday call. no one else heard anything. so we're having to rely on radars and satellite images...

Author of "why planes crash" and general james marks, one of our cnn military analysts. gentlemen, first let me start with you, pat skinner, what about this new information, are we back to square one with this search now? >> yeah, i think we are practically. unlike any other case, there are no traditional aviation markers or clues that you can use to pinpoint not exactly what happened but where it happened or when it happened. let alone why. we don't have the debris field or the missing black box. there's no transponder. there's no mayday call. no one else heard anything. so we're having to re...

In planning future attacks in east africa and attacks potentially against western interests. that's why they wanted to get him, ashleigh. >> just fascinating developments. thank you for that. as barbara just mentioned, the navy s.e.a.l.s. raid on somalia came on the 20th anniversary on the black hawk down battle in somalia's capital. it's fair to say that ended in complete and total failure. 18 american troops were killed, 500 locals were also killed in that operation. this operation was very different. it lasted only hours instead of two days. and joining us now is james marks. this was so ...

Custody. in an exclusive interview with his wife, she told cnn that she saw the men snatch her husband were libyan. she said there were other men involved but she couldn't confirm if they were americans. libya's government publicly has deemed his camden you are a kidnapping. u.s. special forces conducted a special operation 3,000 miles away in somalia. the mission didn't go as planned. u.s. forces were forced to retreat. one suspect was killed. his identity, still unknown. these raids were launched back to back in countries that of become havens for terrorists. joining me, major general james ...

the shooter is still a free man. the family says it was murder. that and more right here right now on cnn. good evening. i'm don lemon. we are going to begin with a developing story that is a turning point for the u.s. led mission in afghanistan and could start bringing our men and women there home much sooner than thought. the tragic story of army staff sergeant bales. his attorney has arrived to prepare for the first meeting with clients. bales is suspected of killing 16 afghanistan civilians. dan, let's start with bales attorney. what is the latest on his arrival? >> reporter: t...