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house announced the president would be making his first visit to kenya later this year. we ll see how that unfolds as well. barbara, thank you. meanwhile, there has been a bold attack by an al qaeda group half a world away and it may increase the threat for americans even here at home. the terror group has taken advantage of the chaos and violence in war-torn yemen, targeting a prison there and freeing hundreds apparently including one of its own leaders. let s bring in our chief national security correspondent jim sciutto. he s got the details for us and the enormous implications. no question. i spoke to a u.s. counter terrorism official today who called the situation in yemen dire and says there s no indication things are going to get better soon. keep in mind yemen, home to al qaeda in the arabian peninsula which along with the khorasan group considered the two most threatening terror groups to americans, including the u.s. homeland and now dozens of their fighters are free. as