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to move around, plan and plot to conduct attacks, gain financing, gain recruits, all of it posing very significant new dangers. >> barbara starr, thank you. confronting al qaeda is just one of the foreign policy challenges for the obama administration in the year ahead. let's bring in cnn foreign affairs reporter elise labatt as well as molly lasser from the johns hopkins school of international advanced studies. we were talking with barbara about warren weinstein, who is being held in pakistan. the u.s. doesn't negotiate with terrorists, doesn't negotiate with al qaeda. what are the options for freeing him? >> well, they don't look good. as you said, they don't negotiate with al qaeda or any terrorist groups because then that looks like if they're open for bargaining, that will just encourage more groups to kidnap americans and in fact, that's what zawahiri, the leader, said after they kidnapped weinstein. you have to know this guy works for a private company, a private contractor. if the terrorists were looking for money, it would make it a lot easier, a lot of times in these cases, the company will try and negotiate o

barbara starr reporting live from the pentagon. >>> a sur prying story out of washington this morning. chinese hackers reportedly gainingission. now, they're the people in charge of making sure our elections are fair and enforcing campaign finance laws. now a new report claims the fec's computers were compromised at one of the agency's most vulnerable times during the government shutdown. even worse they say the fec was warned its computers were at risk before this incident happened. pentagon correspondent chris lawrence joins me now with more. good morning. >> hey, good morning, carol. yeah. a warning. a hacking. and now some very serious concerns because we are heading into what will likely be the most expensive mid-term election in the nation coming just next year. and following that, a presidential election in which political groups and politicians will be spending and raising massive amounts of money. the fec's computer networks are supposed to keep track of that, but the center for public integrity reports that they were massively hacked just a few months ago, and even worse than that, as some of the officials wer