al qaeda in the arabian peninsula which every american intelligence official believes is the number one threat to us, not usama bin laden and al qaeda but al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. jamie: anwar al-awlaki says, they are building the presence and strength and they ve benefitted from what happened in tunisia, egypt and we re watching libya. i have to ask you one question about libya. are you aware of intelligence, that suggests that some of the rebels, we really don t know exactly who they are, they may be al qaeda? i can t go into that i m very concerned, all i can say, there is cause for concern, yes. jamie: in libya as well. yes. as far as elements among the we don t know who they are and, reason to believe, some are al qaeda and we ve heard through the nato commander and i don t want to go beyond what hope. but is probably does go beyond that. jamie: what will the committee do with respect to looking into yemen specifically. the homeland security committee we ha
jamie, we will carry it for you. jamie: absolutely, fox news will bring that news conference live. as will foxnews.com. thanks, casey. eric: a fox news alert now, we have word new protests are breaking out at this moment in the middle east. this time in yemen. demonstrators taking to the streets, and we re getting word that police there are using live rounds, tear gas and batons, trying to break up those demonstrations. against the yemeni president. leland vittert live with the latest. leland in. reporter: yemen, in yemen these protests have been going on for a long time, and they started, of course, last friday with the rally that continued over the past couple of days. protesters came out to demonstrate against the use of live ammunition, the heavy handed tactics and police again brought out live fire. shot into the crowd, killing at
the crew before landing evaluated and found no controllability of issues with the aircraft. prior to landing. they landed normally without incident. the pilot requested and received assistance as typical when you declare an emergency, flight crew would request airport rescue jamie: you are listening to the ntsb, the spokesperson talking about what they will evaluate, eric. they say the skin is critical. they will send it to washington for evaluation. two recorders were recovered. both excellent quality. i m jamie colby with eric shawn. we send you to washington. you can watch the entire press conference streaming live at foxnews.com. shannon bream takes the reins next have a good day. eric: take care. [ female announcer ] it s monday, some people will stick with their old way
whory they more susceptible? i have a model of a brain developed by the industry researchers working ten years ago for the cell phone industry. this is the brain of an adult. how much cell phone radiation gets in. this is how much gets in the brain of a 10-year-old child. nobody can tell us what it means long-term. but we are conducting an experiment with no control on ourselves and children right now. we want to stop doing that. take simple precaution of the government of israel, france and finland recommend now. use a cell phone sensibly. eric: use a head set for sure. jamie: we have posted a longer interview with you with more tips on the web site at foxnews.com. thank you for being with us. if you want to check out the other take charge consume procedure text tips as well as those from dr. davis, go to america s news headquarters page at foxnews.com and click on the take charge
the president s government has now stepped down and is now in the opposition camp because of what he s doing to the protesters, many of whom are students, all, though, many of whom are other types of militants, in syria, the protests continuing there, today, we got disturbing video, of protesters, not only after they were burning pictures of president assad, then came the secret police and you can see, some of the video, the protesters are being beaten with sticks, and batons there, mercilessly and of course still in syria and yemen, very difficult to get any kind of news, and difficult for reporters to get in, because of visa issues and where do we go from here? you have syria and yemen but as it relates to the u.s. and the key ally it seems like yemen is the place to keep an eye on, eric, back to you. eric: one by one by one, now locking at yemen, leland vittert live in jerusalem. jamie: and in yemen they are allowing al qaeda to gain a greater foothold inside the country and if