navel ship, carolyn malone, al jazeera. >> three rebel groups in mali say they are willing to rejoin peace talks with the new government. the groups pulled out of negotiations weeks ago and more. >> translator: the rebels back at the negotiating table but with a caveat. >> translator: this is the last chance for peace. the fact the outside world is here to help us should be a clear factor to find agree solution to a conflict that has been going on for 60 years. >> reporter: the rebels agreed to do rounds team rarly after a cease fire with the government. fighting broke out last week and responded by pulling out of peace talks and decided to rejoin but not without miss givings. >> translator: the final opportunity has no substitute, peace solution now means we have all one. failure to find it will render the problem more dangerous than ever before. >> reporter: it was made at the time of heightened tension across the country and on wednesday the officers will be near the capitol demanding promotion. and the day before locals in timbucktoo said they killed more. >> translator: they wer

and carolyn malone reports. >> reporter: this is where libby's family tried to capture him outside theire in tripoli and the cars were waiting for him when he returned from mosque on saturday morning. >> translator: mosque men came out of the car but the driver wasn't masked and one adjusted his mask as he came out from the features they were obviously men and there were at least ten of them and armed with silenced weapons and told him to get in the car, close the door and drove off. they broke the window on my husband's car and seems like they had drugged him. they have been wanted for 15 years by the f.b.i. but where he was detained angers libya's government what wanted to know his whereabouts and john kerry said it was a legal operation. >> he is a key al-qaeda figure and he is a legal and an appropriate target for the u.s. military under the authorization of use of military force past in september of 2001. >> reporter: the involvement in the twin attacks on u.s. embassys in kenya and tanzania in 1998 where 200 people were killed and he returned to libya after the fall of qaddafi in 2