I wonder what the administration will blame for this murder? Another movie, perhaps?

Reuters:

Masked gunmen shot dead a Yemeni man on his way to work at the U.S. embassy in Sanaa on Thursday, a security source said, the latest in a wave of assassinations in the Arab state where Washington is battling al Qaeda militants.

The attackers on a motorcycle opened fire on a car carrying Qassem Aqlan - who headed an embassy security team - in the center of Yemen's capital, the source told Reuters.

"This (assassination) operation has the fingerprints of al Qaeda which carried out similar operations before," said the source who asked not to be named.

The Yemen-based al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula and other militant groups strengthened their grip on parts of the country during an uprising that ousted veteran President Ali Abdullah Saleh in February.

There have been a number of assassinations attempts, some of them successful, on security officials and politicians since Yemen's army drove Islamist fighters out of several southern towns earlier this year.

Washington, wary of the growing power of al Qaeda, has stepped up drone strikes on suspected militant positions, with the backing of Saleh's successor, President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi.

Al-Qaeda is very active in Yemen and the government has its hands full trying to deal with them. During the long goodbye of President Saleh, and the chaos the engulfed the country, al-Qaeda spread its tentacles far and wide, taking over several towns while driving the police and army out of those areas. As the government has slowly begun to take back control in the provinces, al-Qaeda has responded with assassinations and terrorist attacks.

Yes, but Osama is dead and al-Qaeda is being defeated.