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Embarking on a dangerous covert operation earlier this month to capture a major benghazi terror suspect. special forces were ready if ordered to capture ahmed abu khattala. the mission never materialized. partly because there was so much publicity inside libya and the western press about another raid in libya just hours later. that raid led to the capture of suspected al qaeda operative abu anas al libi in tripoli. and he's in u.s. soil. maliki will meet with president obama on friday. he is asking the u.s. for more counterterrorism aid and he'll also discuss purchasing american-made apache ...

Rapidly, 27% at public institutions since 2007, and 13% bump at already more expensive private schools. availability of aid led to massive overconsumption and noncompletion of higher education. more than 40% of full time students failed to complete their degree within six years. >> we're kind of dooping students by saying look, everybody should go to college because the lifetime payoff of getting a degree is much bigger than whatever debt you take on. on average, that's true. what it ignores is huge millions of people, huge numbers that go to college and never finish. >> reporter: the current ...

Were we pulling out of libya operation? and then all of a sudden, this news came. how did you find out? >> well, we were -- we were all on the track, everyone was sort of focusing on qaddafi thinking of libya. no one was even thinking of bin laden until suddenly, the penny turned. i got a call from a sources and said, what about bin laden? i didn't have it confirmed so i started making the rounds of calls and eventually, very quickly, actually, i had a senior u.s. intelligence official confirm to me that he was dead. then there was some murky details in the beginning. we weren't sure how it we...

Very substantial number of republicans who want to be for a strong set of reforms. >> this morning, though, the top republican on the senate banking committee said he's not optimistic about a deal before a test vote set to take place tomorrow. you can see the entire interview with secretary geithner as well as a panel on the economy at the top of the hour on fareed zakaria "gps." officials in mississippi worry the death toll may rise as rescue crews reach areas hard hit by what's being described as a gigantic tornado. the twister, reported to be almost a mile wide, ripped through the state s...

Strong set of reforms. >> but this morning the top republican on the senate banking committee said he is not optimistic about a deal before a so-called test vote tomorrow. you can see the entire interview with secretary geithner as well as a panel on the economy at the top of the hour on "gps." a twister in mississippi almost a while wide ripped through the state saturday killing almost ten people. damage was also reported in northern alabama. al qaeda in iraq confirmed two of its senior leaders were killed in a joint raid led by u.s. and iraqi troops last week near tikrit. the statement w...