Thousands of Yemenis flee battle with al-Qaida
President Barack Obama's counterterrorism adviser  John Brennan  visited Yemen Monday for talks with President Ali Abdullah Saleh and other senior officials. He delivered a letter to the president from Obama  the U.S. Embassy said.
 In it  Obama assured Saleh the United States was committed to supporting Yemen's people  who he said could do more than just "overcome the threats that they face -- they can build a future of greater peace and opportunity for their children."
President Barack Obama's counterterrorism adviser  John Brennan  visited Yemen Monday for talks with President Ali Abdullah Saleh and other senior officials. He delivered a letter to the president from Obama  the U.S. Embassy said.
 In it  Obama assured Saleh the United States was committed to supporting Yemen's people  who he said could do more than just "overcome the threats that they face -- they can build a future of greater peace and opportunity for their children."
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 In it  [TGT] assured Saleh the United States was committed to supporting Yemen's people  who he said could do more than just "overcome the threats that they face -- they can build a future of greater peace and opportunity for their children."