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This would be wide decision that could be threat to liberty of americans. >> reporter: should the court take up the healthcare challenge, calls for kagan and thomas to refuse themselves will grow louder. some of the right say because kagan was part of the administration, she can't be impartial in the case comes before her. some on left says thomas should step out because-his wife's group that opposes the healthcare law. >> bret: live at the supreme court. thank you. government official tells fox news bomb-maker al sririh was not killed in the airstrike that targeted anwar al-awlaki. the initia...

This would be wide decision that could be threat to liberty of americans. >> reporter: should the court take up the healthcare challenge, calls for kagan and thomas to refuse themselves will grow louder. some of the right say because kagan was part of the administration, she can't be impartial in the case comes before her. some on left says thomas should step out because-his wife's group that opposes the healthcare law. >> bret: live at the supreme court. thank you. government official tells fox news bomb-maker al sririh was not killed in the airstrike that targeted anwar al-awlaki. the initia...

Operation. there were two trucks. one was struck, al awlaki was killed. along with the american samir r khan. here is the tick tock how it went down. his location was identified thursday last week by yemeni officials. the following day the president returned to the capital after having been out of the country for months after assassination attempt and been keen to strengthen relationship with the united states. then we learned that early today it was a cia strike with the help of yemeni intelligence. for some context, in the last two years, shep, the amount of foreign aid military aid that's g...

>> shepard: continuing coverage of today's major terror takedown and the strike in yemen highlights the campaign in that region. as we reported here repeat ludly, two predator drones with hell fire missiles killed the terror leader anwar al-awlaki and the editor of the english language al qaeda magazine. both of those men american. itappened about 60 miles east of the capital of yemen. we're told a tip from yemeni intelligence led the united states forces there. in the past six years the u.s. has given yemen nearly $360 million to help fight terror. maybe today it paid off. jen griffin at the ...