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Wednesday describing it as the largest single drug seizure in the country's forty year long fight against drug trafficking. united nations says yemen is facing the largest farm in the world has seen for many decades a saudi led coalition has blockaded all the country's ports and cut off the flow of arms to who the rebels but it's also cut off international aid the saudis are backing the sunni yemeni government against an uprising by shia rebels in the north of the country today marks the anniversary of a traumatic night in german history on november the ninth one thousand nine hundred thirty e...

Nonexistence presence in yemen. for years the united states has been targeting the leadership of one of al qaeda's most dangerous franchises in the world, al qaeda in the arabian peninsula, aqap, and of course it's not only a threat in the region, it is seen as a global terror threat. in the statement by the state department it says, quote, we also continue to actively monitor terrorist threats emanating from yemen and have the capabilities postured in the area to address them, end quote. as a result of the political unrest there there is no real government in charge after the houthi shia rebe...

Nonexistent u.s. presence in yemen on the counter terrorism operations there. the country is a main base for one of al qaeda's most powerful franchises al qaeda in the arabian peninsula, aqap. now with no real government in charge of the country after the houthi shia rebels pushed the president out of power in sanaa. the u.s. lost its ally in the war on terror there. it's this kind of political instability and the security vacuum that is something we have seen extremist groups exploit so much whether it is in yemen or elsewhere. now like we're seeing happening in libya or here in iraq for exam...

He poses a threat to us because he's not afraid to use terrorism against us when he's defeated militarily. jon: in yemen the president is mostly, most of the time friend to the united states. he has helped us in anti-al-qaeda efforts. he now says he is ready to go hand over power. what should the united states do? the do we just sit back and wait to see who replaces him? >> no, i think we need to get involved because yemen could be like afghanistan but even worse. it could make afghanistan look easy. president saw lay has been a good ally for us in fighting al-qaeda over the last year. he's lo...