WHITFIELD: Bottom of the hour. Welcome back. I'm Fredricka Whitfield. Here are three things crossing the CNN news desk right now. First up, those two daring raids in Africa by U.S. Special Forces in Libya and Somalia, U.S. officials tell CNN the top al Qaeda leader captured by U.S. force in Libya will be headed to New York today or tomorrow. Right now he is being held by the U.S. military in a secure, undisclosed location. He is wanted for his role in the twin bombings at U.S. embassies in Kenya and Tanzania back in 1998. And SEAL Team Six stormed a house in Somalia frequented by top commanders of the terror group al-Shabaab. The group is behind the deadly mall massacre in Kenya last month. The terror group confirms that one person was killed, but the identity has not been revealed. Number two, at least 28 people are dead after clashes broke out in Cairo, Egypt. That's according to Reuters. The violence started this afternoon after Muslim Brotherhood protesters marched in several different locations. The protesters clash with police and residents supporting the military. Number three, despite multiple security checkpoints, a 9-year-old boy was able to sneak onto a Delta flight headed from Minneapolis to Las Vegas. According to our affiliate, KARE, the boy got past attendance without a ticket or a guardian. Police believe the boy was a run away from the twin city. Delta says, quote, "We are investigating the incident and cooperating with the agencies involved." All right, we continue to dig deeper into our top story, U.S. military forces carried out two operations in Africa targeting tariffs. One nabbed a wanted al Qaeda operative. We take a closer look at who he is. And the pope keeps up his push for reform. His words against some church leaders are turning heads. Plus Miley Cyrus took the "Saturday Night Live" stage and did she hit the mark? We'll break it down next.
At Least 28 Dead In Egypt Clashes