anything you've seen on the show get in touch with me on facebook. or on twitter. that's it for me. thanks so much. hey, don lemon always has an opinion or two. i bet you will send me something. i have an opinion or two. . i'll text you. i can't just call you? >> all right. you know. >> i'll holler. >> enjoy your days off. >> you, too, well, after your show. ♪ hey, everybody, that's it for fred. it's me now. we'll start with stunning developments in the u.s. force raid in libya. the command does credited with snatching an al qaeda leader in libya. the man captured a short time ago his wife spoke about what

she saw happen outside her home. >> translator: what i saw were libyans, maybe they had american was them. they say there were ten people but i believe there were more than ten. i can't confirm if they were americans or not. what i saw were libyans. >> libi deemed his capture a kidnapping. >> what did she tell you? i'm joined right now from tripoli. >> she was defending her husband saying he was an innocent man saying all of the allegations against him and his involvement of the bombings in kenya and tan d tanzania. she did admit she was a member

of al qaeda and she was a close associate of osama bin laden but said in 1996 he left al qaeda at the time. she says he returned to his country, libya, in 2011 to take part in the revolution to oust moammar gadhafi. she said she has not been involved in any terror activities and she said her husband was here to be a part of it. we heard this from u.s. officials, intelligence officials that she returned to libby to establish an organization in libya and africa. >> if this is correct. she believes it's libyans who look like lib yafrns who captured her husband. not americans?

>> she said when he had -- he was coming back from morning players saturday long at 6:30 and 7:00. she heard noise and commotion outside. she described the men she saw were libyans. she said the unmasked men were libyans and heard libyan dialect. until that u.s. announcement was made later on in the day. she said she believed this was some sort of criminal activity. some sort of revenge. she did not think americans were involved. this is something that we're only hearing from the wife. only hearing from the family. there's been into indication so far that libyans were leaving this way or even involved in it at this point. >> all right. thank you very much for your reporting. there's still lots of questions about what exactly happened in

libya. i want to bring on barbara starr. how is it explained that libyans worked in convention with the forces to get al libi? >> no pentagon officials are talking about this publicly. this was u.s. administration that told us it was u.s. delta force that conducted the raid. the pentagon officially isn't saying a word about any of this. administration officials we're talking to are making it very clear. it was a mission led, conducted by u.s. specs operations forces. there may have been a translator along with them. they often operate that way but don't do joint operation. there is absolutely no indication there was any kind of joint operation with libyan forces. i guess you have to think of it with way. if the u.s. commando was on the

street with his face uncovered in tripoli in the middle of an operation, i think there's a fairly good chance that u.s. troop has some sort of disguise, wig, makeup, something to disguise his normal features. these guys don't show their face in public in the middle of an operation. don. >> we have a lot of questions today. some can be answered today. al libi is in connection with the bombings in africa. >> i think my colleagues would tell you that there's a lot of thought out there that al libi may have gone into semi retirement. make he was in libya to start an al qaeda operation but sort of moved away the last 15 years from some of his potential activities. the u.s. believes very strongly

he's still a major senior al qaeda figure. 15 years later. yes, from the empasse bombings, not giving up, still going after him. but very much aware of his previous activities. in britain when he was said to be involved of some bomb intelligence and operations. this is a guy they wanted very badly andthy had been look for him for an awfully long time. >> i don't know if i asked you this question. rather i asked you about s.e.a.l. team six. i should say they got the top leaders of the group that carried out the recent terror attack in that mall killed athe least one person but had to retreat. you were right when you asked me

that. it did turn out to be s.e.a.l. team 6. that went after osama bin laden in somalia. they know they'll take fire but going to a particular villa to look for toppal sha b ashabab l. they made the decision that they say they have concerns about civilian casualties in the area and it was no longer prudent for them to be there. the problem, they don't know at this point, did they get the man they were going after. wgs he even are their at all. that will be a tough thing to determine and they will have to keep looking for more

intelligence to figure out what the results are were of that raid. >> barbara starr. great reporting. thank you, wheel alley see you later on on cnn. the house speaker, john boehner said it's time for the republicans to stand and fight. he wants president obama to negotiate with republicans. boehner said don't expect the republicans to respond to obama care to respond. also. ted cruz has floated a new idea on cnn about thousand fight obama care funding. meantime the treasury secretary said the u.s. won't be able to pay its bills for the first time in 224 years. >> we never got to a point the

united states government will not by able to borrow. the first time since 1789 will not be able to pay its bills because of a political decision. heading out to erin. john boehner said he wants to talk but will not compromise. what is his plan? >> for everyone who wants to see a quick end to the shutdown, there isn't much of a plan. as you said earlier. he said he wants rcepublicans t stand and fight. the other thing we got from his interview was he wants to have a conversation with the president. he said the word "conversation" 21 times in his interview. here's a snapshot of that. >> what we expect. when we have a crisis like that

we sit down and have a conversation. it's time to sit down and have a conversation. it's time to have a conversation. >> that was basically what we heard this morning from john boehner. that he wants to talk to president obama. but so far we have not heard that the white house reached out to the speakers' office and vice versa. maybe later we'll talk about a merlot summit. who knows. >> we shall see. republican senator cruz made comes on washington. what did he say? >> basically he wants to attack the fight over obama care to the next fight, raising the debt limit. the deadline to do that is 11

days away. the fear in washington is we can have another big problem. listen to what he said this morning on "state of the union." >> in my view, we should look for three things, number one. look for some significant structural plan to reduce government spending, number two, reduce taxes and three, mitigate harms from obama care. >> he said after that the debt ceiling has been the best ref raj that obama has. if congress cannot raise the debt ceiling and the state defaults on his detective we can see problems worse than we saw with the economy in 2008. there's a lot of concern in washington about that strategy,

don. >> all right. erin, appreciate that. look at this. one of the most popular racers, dario franchitti separated from ashley should, was involved in this. spectators were treated and released. we'll get information as soon as we get it. back from today's top story. one of the most wanted is back in custody. is he a big fish? a cia operative weighing in next. but with a mortgage. and the furniture's a lot nicer. and suddenly, the most important person in my life is someone i haven't even met yet. who matters most to you says the most about you.

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libyan branch of al qaeda. he knows the infrastructure of bin laden. once i starts talking. >> it's a great operation. fluid arabic speakers. flu in fast, get the guy out. a great operation. >> we confirmed the army's force was involved in this capture. in your experience what does that tell you about how serious the mission was to capture al libi? >> it's a big list to put soldiers on the ground like a country ungovernable like libya. they could have had some sort of fire fight. it's tough. i worked with delta in the '80s.

for them to put people on the ground in a hostile arab capital is big. >> bob, thank you very much. we appreciate you hear an cnn. once again we're following breaking news in sports. dario franchitti one of the most popular drivers in the world. has been seriously injured in a crash. franchitti separated from ashley judd, no word on the extent of his injuries. some spectators were treated and released. we'll bring you much more, straight ahead. to crabfest at red lobster,nn the only time you can savor three hearty alaskan crab entrées all under $20. like snow crab and crab butter shrimp for just $14.99. or our savory crab and roasted garlic seafood bake. my name's jon forsythe, and i sea food differently. [ male announcer ] go to redlobster.com now

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. we want to tell you about the indycar race in houston has left one of the sport's most popular drivers injured. it happened when dario

franchitti was jumped during the race. you see it there. we know fans were hurt. mark, do you know how bad the injuries are to franchitti or the fans? >> we know from chip ganassi that the injuries to the driver, franchitti aren't known. the extent is not at serious as we might think. he told nbc sport that he spoke to his driver. he said franchitti is talking. his ankle a lit sore, his back a little sore. he's going to tack a trip to the hospital but he is okay. this from chip ganassi the owner of the racing team. that car went into the catch fencing. the fire department said they took 13 spectators to the hospital. two taken with injuries that

they say, the house top fire department says are not critical. it could have been a whole lot worse. >> what do you know about the crash? >> it's basically a tich. these cars are going so fast. anything that gets in the way, including another car can send them horribly into the catch fencing. that's what this did. it caught the car and kept it on track. yes, it basically exploded around dario franchitti and the other cars involved but equipment the basic parts of the car on the track. we've seen this so many times. we've seen it in nascar and other instances where the catch fencing does its job. apparently high speeds. he hit another car and the car went airborne. >> i want to mention franchitti is married to ashley judd. they are in the process of

divorce. they filed for divorce earlier this year. this comes after dan wheldon was killed in las vegas. will these have any impact on the sport? >> it will keep the sport in touch of the safety aspect. >> we're ten days shy of the two year anniversary of the death of dan wheldon. but in this instance, looks like even though the car was disintegrated. spectators were injured but again, it kept the bulk of that vehicle in the track on the track itself and not necessarily into the stands or into the spectator area. it did its job. >> i want to clarify. the images were from wheldon's crash. this one is from franchitti's

crash. it was raining this morning in houston. factor? >> looked to be pretty cdry. >> indycar, nascar, they stop when it rains. from what i saw at that last lap point, looks like it was dry. you see the sun out. looks like he tipped the other car. when that happens, those cars literally get airborne and franchitti's z today. >> light rain this morning. thank you, we'll get back to you when you get more information. mark mckay cnn sports. sometimes the word "legend" tends to be overused but that's not the case with actress sicily tyson. >> you realize you're a living legend? >> that means you're old. >> i have to say that. >> not necessarily. >> no, not necessarily. no, i don't.

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welcome back, everyone. we're following new developments

in the two u.s. forces raids in africa. here's what we know right now. al qaeda leader al libi is in u.s. custody. his exact whereabouts unknown. in an exclusive interview, his wife told cnn he men he saw snap her husband were libyan. they deemed the capture a kid tapping. u.s. special forces were a straight operation. 3,000 miles away in somalia. either a target was a top leader of al shabaab. the identity was still unclear. we'll get more information as we get it. >> the u.s. raid was certainly a success. ending in the capture of an

operative wanted for 15 years. al libi was alleged to play a key role in the bombings in africa. our correspondent is ben wede n wedeman. he joichs ns us from rome. how significant is the capture? >> it's fairly significant. this is a man behind many bombings in gwennia, fan d talg zhu of of of of of we know the states is very frustrated with this central libyan government that has not been able to extend its authority throughout the entire country. of course the united states has very much in mind. not just mr. al libi who was of

course involved in a terror operation that took place in august 1998. they were thinking about those behind the september 11, to 20 12 outpost in ben guard benghaz. we understand militants in benghazi could be put on warning they could be next. as i said this is the first operation of its kind and may be not the last. >> yeah. absolute limit we keep saying the operative. what is al libi's role in al qued

queda. >> ben, sorry, ben, we're having issues with your microphone. we'll get back to ben in rome reporting on the capture of the al qaeda target in libya. we'll get back to ben as soon as we get the microphone fixed. meanwhile there's things happening in the u.s. snow. major flooding. residents avacuum waited from their homes, surveying the damage, next. it grabbed the patient's record before we even picked him up. it found out the doctor we needed was at st. anne's. wiggle your toes. [ driver ] and it got his okay on treatment from miles away. it even pulled strings with the stoplights. my ambulance talks with smoke alarms and pilots and stadiums. but, of course, it's a good listener too. [ female announcer ] today cisco is connecting the internet of everything. so everything works like never before.

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front. it spun itself out before making landfall. karen mcginnis said all of these extreme weather systems are tied together. karen. >> we did say in congress weather systems affecting united states from the heat and santa ana winds across southern california that did produce hot temperatures in the northeast. in the ohio river valley this is what key saw up and over six inches of rainfall. what happens as we move forward. looks like the rain moves out. we saw the area of northern pressure. back side of this. 70-mile-an-hour winds, white outconditions ahead of it. some tornadoes reported. ef 4 reported there.

as we look into the future. that area sweeps into southern canada. the remnants of karen getting graun up along the frontal system. showers and thunderstorms cooling off. high pressure dominates. >> even in southern california. we'll start to see the first round of fall rainfall. temperatures cooler. >> denver, 77, memphis. 70. don. >> you saw the sparking video that went viral. a biker group surround the a suv. we've got a live report for you next. ♪ don't you

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into a group of spectators, killing a spectator. zo dozens injured. in the town of chihuahua. the cause of the tragedy is under investigation. the video that has people talking. a swarm of motorcyclesists swarm an suv and attack the driver. one has been araved. robert simms kicked his head and body after he was dragged out of his suv. martha connelly outside of the courthouse. every time i see the video it's as disturbing as the first time. this case continues to evolve. what is the latest? what do you know? >> he's facing a string of

charges. criminal possession of a weapon in the third degree. unlawful imprisonment in the first degree. now gregory watts is the attorney. said straight out of the gate he acknowledges the law says you can't take action into your own hands. his client is seen on video using his helmet to smash the window of tsuv. he said gang assault don't fit my client. he wasn't even there. yes, he smashed open the window but was not part of the gang that beat up on the driver. he said the physical injuries that the s uv driver had were nt serious enough. he talked about thement stitches the driver had.

here is what gregory waut had to say. >> you look at the video, you'll see my client return to his bicycle and they are still photographs in possession of the district attorney that will show you he's not physically present. >> now, the d.a. are saying, no, he's part of this gang that attacked the suv driver. he provided access to the other bikers so they could get ahold of the driver. >> i think it's important to watch this video from the individual beginning. the biker seen in the video anow telling his side of the story. >> so, what do we know about that? >> yes, all these stories are coming out more and more. >> that's christopher cruz. he's the one that triggered this accident, a lot of people of

saying. his attorney is speaking out. his attorney is benjamin perez. he said no way his client intentionally drove in front i of a three and a half ton vehicle at high speeds on a free way and slowed down. he said his client was being misrepresented and was turning around to look for a friend. >> more facts are coming out. don. >> thank you. we appreciate that. sometimes the term legend is overused but that's not the case with this actress, cicely tyson. my conversation with her next. the newly crowned tony winner, by the way. ♪ 'i'll be gone...' ♪ 'in a day or...' man: twooooooooooooooooo!

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there's no arguing that cicely tyson is an incredible actress. days before the final performance, i had the honor to sit down with the newly couped tony winner and ask her about the profession she loves. >> with me, i enjoy what i'm doing. i truly enjoy it. so, for the most part it really isn't work. and, i don't look at my work. the gratification for me comes in the doing of it. that's where my satisfaction comes. when you look at it and you enjoy it. that's two fold for me. i love creating the characters. which i get to a point and i can make you believe, feel, see, and smell the taste this character,

then that's me. as the kratification. ♪ this is my song ♪ this is my savior all the day long ♪ >> oh, it's so these! >> it's been 30 years since itch' been on stage. and one from the things that i rediscovered about being on stage, are those moments, you know, you rehearse a play for four, six weeks, then i start to play. yes? and then, all of a sudden, in the middle of a scene, something

happens that didn't happen last night. right? where was i? if he been playing here for four weeks. why didn't i see that moment? that is the marvel of stage. because if you really let go and become who you are supposed to be. those moments are gem >> can you believe that you are now sitting in this same city growing up on 101st street and now you're on broadway? >> i tell you, every now and then, in the theater, when things are going on, some little voice says, is this really happening?

is it really happening? after all this time, i really didn't expect, i really didn't. and anybody who was watching the tony awards when they announced my name, they saw -- i hadn't -- i hadn't written a speech. i think it is presumptuous to write a speech. i did it once when i was given a medal by the naacp. but when you're in competition with others, and that's what it is, it is presumptuous to presume that you're going to

win. and you sit down and write a thank you speech. you know who else did that, don't you? i'm not going to say -- >> who? >> just think and you'll know. it was a politician. >> oh, yes. recently. and then was dumb founded when they didn't win. >> so i don't do those. >> so that expression was real when you won? >> oh, i didn't expect it. i definitely didn't expect it. >> is there one that you expected and didn't get? >> no. i was taught, by my mother, don't expect anything and you won't get disappointed. always be surprised when it happens. >> so as you walk off the stage, good-b good-bye, what will you be thinking? >> i don't know. i don't even want to think about it. i don't, i don't. i think it'll be one of the most

difficult moments in my whole life. that last moment. it's already begun to build, you know. we're doing show number seven or six tonight, and everybody is saying, countdown, countdown. tomorrow's six. but i cannot begin to imagine what it will be like that last night. i cannot. >> who do you think you are? >> who do i think i am? i'm a child of god. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> that was amazing.

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interactions that come with -- and silk road takes that out of equation. >> silk road was a huge enterprise. nearly a million users bought and sold $1.2 billion worth of illegal goods on the site. using the virtual currency called bit coins. making it, according to the fbi, the most sophisticated and extensive criminal marketplace on the internet today. and the government says it was the brain child of this man, 29-year-old ross william albright, aka, dread pirate roberts. who according to authorities not only ran the site but actually tried to hire a hitman paying someone $150,000 to execute a user who was blackmailing him. federal agents never found a victim. >> the fbi says for the last year, he ran his secret operation from here in san francisco where he used sophisticated technology to keep his site running.

and keep himself and his customers anonymous. >> silk road with stood attacks from 40 or 50 different national law enforcement agencies. it is trying to tear it apart. >> silk road was able to use an underground network called tor, that bounces web traffic around servers around the world. he says it also allows people in oppressed nations to avoid censorship. but guess who pays for this undetectible underground network? you do. >> there are various agencies, such as state department, department of defense. >> with all this technology, he was only captured after making a very human mistake. with agents monitoring, he asked a question on a program question board using his real e-mail