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U.s. forces nabbed him in tripoli. al-libi has a vast value of terrorist operations. the he has been a wanted man for 15 years. the father of al-libi says a security camera at his father's house shows how four cars were waiting for al-libi as he returned home from morning prays about 6:30 in the morning. the son says several men got out of two-cars some masked, beat al-libi drugged him before putting him in a car and driving away. the u.s. military says men were part of the army's delta force and on the al-libi matter he has been on the fbi most wanted terrorist lis for the role he played in t...

The major al qaeda figure to the north, a man with a $5 million u.s. reward and indictment on his head for his role in the 1998 bombings of the u.s. embassies in africa. this is somebody the u.s. wanted to get very badly. but and it was u.s. special operations forces, we are told, that went after him inside libya. but don, what is the common thread we are seeing tonight? the face of u.s. special operations going into these very dangerous areas, going after very specific targets in a, in counterterrorism, antiterrorism operations. targets they feel could the, that the u.s. feels, could pose a t...

Barack obama and others lauded that report and got a pulitzer prize and i think this is what reporters do. i said some very tough words about the reporter. should it have been revealed? but this is how it's usually approached. but what is surprising here for the attorney general to say americans lives were at risk because of a report a foiled plot, it just isn't consistent with what we have seen coming out of reporters for "the washington post" and the "the new york times" and the "the wall street journal" and other newspapers for decades. this is what people like you do. >> it is. it is the j...

Strain and then send back into our society. they would prefer to have assimilated already. the days of 9/11, of sending an army of hijackers in is more difficult to pull that off now. so they pray prey on u.s. residents and citizens, like in this case, to pull off these terrorist operations? >> you think this happened in a broader chechnyan plot, potentially? >> i think it's very important to put this in the context of where they came from. you can't understand the case until you understand where they came from, chechnya. the chechen rebels are some of the fiercest jihad warriors out there. th...

>> i think there is a serious threat there. they'll fight to maintain some kind of control of this regime in the post bashar al-assad era. if they don't do that they could go to eastern syria, declare the islamist syrian state and from that base of operations launch, you know, terrorist operations not only in syria, but in the region. they are going to be a real challenge for us. jenna: general keane, if you could do anything, if you had the power to say, this is what our policy is going to be to syria, this is the action we need to take right now military, what would it be? >> i argued for so...