Of deteriorating security situations in that country. Cnn correspondent ja mana joins us from baghdad with more on this. These marines being pulled out, does this mean there will be no more u. S. Personnel in that country . Well according to u. S. Officials, fred, these are the last of u. S. Troops these 100 special forces are the last of u. S. Troops in the country, but, of course, it is a counterterrorism operation and it has been surrounded with mystery. At least publicly these are thought to be the last of u. S. Forces there. Theres been a lot of concern about the impact of the chaos and deteriorating security situation weve been seeing in that country over the last few months and what impact this has on u. S. Counterterrorism operations there. We know the u. S. Military there has been targeting the leadership of al qaeda in the a Arabian Peninsula, aqap that has used yemen as its base. We saw last month the u. S. Embassy there, shutting down and pulling out the staff. That has als
it s not safe. state control and the middle east is deteriorating by the day and it s wise to stay away and certainly don t go to public place like the bardo pew seem in tunisia. appreciate it. this story out of new orleans, louisiana, this morning. police shoot a man threatening tsa agents with a machete and bug spray. travelers were sent scrambling as 62-year-old richard white stormed a security checkpoint. an agent fought white and used a piece of luggage to block the machete when a police officer opened fire shooting white in the leg, chest and face. reporter: a chaotic scene at new orleans armstrong international airport. an injured tsa officer is wheeled away on a stretcher after police say a machete wealding man who used wasp spray attacked security staff at a concourse checkpoint. he walked down the tsa