just goutgunned. the united states has received a request from the iraqi government for air power. the chairman of the joint chiefs, martin dempsey, has told a senate appropriations committee. he went on to say that this is in the united states national security interest, to counter isis where we find them. that is a very troubling last statement. where we find them. because targets seem to be the most elusive thing here. it is not conventionally simple like it used to be. this is difficult because you re not dealing with an organized military force. these guys are spread out. they moved themselves into hospital, mosques, schools. they go into targets they think we re not going to hit. the question is, what do you strike? you have to be very careful because you can cause more civilian casualties than actually killing if nafghanistan, i heard it everywhere, they took their black turbines off, because taliban wore black turbans, and
taliban terrorists to qatar after it helped the broker the prisoner swap. let s take a look at our wall now. the washington post reporting that qatar has decided to ban the men the from fund-raising, in addition to a one-year travel ban. but a state department spokeswoman says it s possible somebody could see the men roaming the streets. well, how is that possible? amy kellogg is live in qatar s capital city, doha. amy, how is that possible? reporter: hi, harris. and it s possible that they won t even be recognizable, because it s believed that they re not going to go around in black turbans, et cetera. listen, they are going to be living in the country, harris, that is the richest in the world if you look at the citizens and their per capita wealth here. they ve got the seaside, they ve got the sand dunes. this is a cultural hub of the region. basically, they ve got to proverbial golden handcuffs on, except those handcuffs aren t chained to anything except for this emirate and the
new terror plot from down at one of the busiest construction site on earth. if that s all it were, a construction site, it would be remarkable. it s much more than that. along with a new transportation hub and two enormous skyscrapers up behind me, there s a remarkable memorial, the 2,606 people killed here almost ten years ago. and ten years later, all over manhattan, washington, d.c., there are echos of that terrible day. police and troops and the assault rifles and the train stations, the same as it was. check points and roadblocks pulling over trucks and vans and the anniversary to breaking news tonight. new developments of the potential plot targeting new york and washington. two of the three people thought to be connected to it are american citizens. susan candiotti working her sources. she joins us now. and a volunteer for george w. bush, and national security analyst, peter bergen. last night we thought it was just one person was a u.s. citizen, now we re hearing two.