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Closing of nearly two dozen u.s. embassies and consulates and has u.s. officials on edge. the second in command in yemen, do something. hundreds of terrorists, it raises a spector on the last attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi. erin burnett takes a look at that in a special that airs tomorrow. very timely your investigation. what are the key takeaways we can look forward to seeing tomorrow? >> what youre seeing right now, is definitely related to what we saw and what we didnt see in terms ...

>> reporter: gabriel says he was 15 years old when i was recruited to kill. he was part of a secret crew of hitmen living in laredo, texas. along with this man retta. they spoke from texas prisons where theyre serving life sentences for murder. they both say they worked for miguel angel trevino. >> hes not going to tell you to do something he wont do himself, thats why a lot of people follow him. >> how much control do you think he had of nueve laredo? >> absolute control. >> he was 13 years old...

Was a message from al zawahiri to the leader of the yemen peninsula telling him to, quote, do something. u.s. officials saying there may be several sources of related intelligence including electronic intercept, web postings and interrogating couriers. bottom line, alert still on. 19 embassies staying closed the rest of the week and questions growing about al qaedas reach. talking about it with former fbi and cia former official and a terrorism analyst. paul, start with you. what do you make of ...

Saying, im gont run, this is something that really stirs up a lot of interests. now, she has said before that she would have to have a disproportionately positive impact and i think what is sort of interesting here its kind of like she has gone from absolutely not to not absolutely not. so i wonder if maybe we are reading too much into it? it might remind me of that perhaps "dumb and dumber" lines where the odds are one in a million and jim carrey says, "so youre saying there is a chance?" >> an...

Being incidents happen on the bus. its not only students being bullied. remember this grandmother who a was taunted on the bus by kids she was monitoring? and sometimes parents get involved. >> dont touch my child! >> reporter: this mother pleaded no contest on slapping a child on her childs bus. >> the school bus is an extension of the school and the same discipline applies. i think the kids believe its harder to get caught and when he they do do something its harder for one adult to intervene....

>> doesnt show up in tests? >> olympics and stuff, tested. its hard. something that doesnt leave markers. im not a scientist, not a doctor, but i know so many people that have tested for drugs and never caught with it. its just something that helps recuperation. when you add anabolics, you grow the muscle. >> thats the testosterone? >> yes. thats why the biogenesis was big. he used testosterone. peptides is huge. >> what are peptides? how is that different? >> a compound, a couple different comp...

Salary made him an easy target. he is suggesting that and there is obviously a wink, wink, nod, nod, toward the owners of the yankees. any evidence of that? >> it seems like the yankees were doing whatever they could to keep him off the field. they were acting like his mild quad strange was a huge injury. in terms of just logic if they wouldnt have to pay this guy who is barrel a useful player it would have been logical of them not to do so but you cant prove that and really why might a-rod be k...

Problem with, everyone has it, its a great -- its something that helps your body recover and thats the main thing these ballplayers want. >> its been reported you helped major league baseball with this investigation. >> yeah. >> what did you do? >> well, i -- me and major league baseball are never on the same page, but one of the investigators that i grew up with is now part of the team, and he -- as a courtesy of growing up in the bronx i turned -- he turned to me, and ive led him in the right ...

Ago on players who were using, it didnt seem like they were proactive in testing. >> no, and i met some nfl players, their problem is growth hormones. theyre huge these guys, they need recuperation, they play only once a week, gives them time and it works. i mean, theyre trying these blood tests and stuff, i cant see it working, i dont understand -- as im talking to people, ive taken growth hormones, i know people pass test all the time. >> you were -- feds came knocking on your door. did you ev...

Different facilities that are closed over the coming week. without benghazi, the reaction, i think, would be very different. the political costs of benghazi to the obama administration, as you know, was very, very large. and that is the political context here. >> and, phil, what happens now? does the u.s. wait this out? does the threat go away? at some point the embassies reopen? >> this is fascinating. from someone who once sat in the chair. when were going to remember from yellow to orange bac...