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Together. but tripoli is quite far from here, and they are trying to reach out and consolidate their forces with the people in tripoli, but it has been relatively difficult. so in eastern libya, i think you could say it is consolidated because theres freedom of movement physically. you can drive from here to the egyptian border relatively safely and they have been doing that, a lot of those videos that youve been seeing that have appeared on youtube are physically driven out of the country. peop...

>> reporter: in case theres any question, the attacker in this case never mentioned the mosque and cultural center thats proposed for a couple of blocks from ground zero. so far as we know, the attack had nothing at all to do with that project or that controversy. mr. sharifs wounds are not considered life-threatening. in fact, hes scheduled to meet with mayor bloomberg on thursday. in lower manhattan, jim dolan, channel 7 eyewitness news. a spy who worked for britains intelligence service has...

In the middle east. a malicious code on that flash drive spread through both pentagon computer systems. results of the alaska republican senate primary remain up in the air. senator lisa murkowski is trailing challenger joe miller by less than 2,000 votes. >> it could be some time before critical absentee ballots are finally counted. the incumbent murkowski was expected to win pretty easily. karen travers now has the latest. good morning, karen. >> reporter: good morning, rob and vinita. well,...

Its one of the largest breaches in our militarys history and it was kept a secret for the past two years. the department of defense now admits that a foreign agency broke into our governments secure computer system in 2008. the agency which is not being named used, apparently, a standard flash drive. that drive had a virus which allowed information from classified computers to be downloaded. the defense department is not commenting on what, if any, info was leaked. absentee ballots will determin...

The agency, which is not being named used a standard flash drive. that drive had a virus which allowed information from classified computers to be down loaded. the defense department spokesperson is not commenting on what info, if any was leaked. speaking of leaks, the c.i.a. document released by the whistle blowing web site wikileaks is not the bombshell that the intelligence community had feared. the document is a c.i.a. memo that analyzes what would happen if the u.s. was perceived as an expo...

>> greta: from americas news headquarters, im ainsley earhardt. the pentagons released information regarding the most serious breach of its computer networks ever. officials say a foreign spy agency hacked into their system by inserting a flash drive into hay u.s. military laptop. the incident took place in 2008 but has been classified until now. the pentagon has not revealed which foreign spy agency was involved or what informs, if any, was taken. we are keeping an eye on two storms churning in...

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That address had names, addresses, birthdays, and it also had social security numbers with that. and as you know, that can make for a lot of things to go wrong. so thats why theres so much need to pay attention to this one. >> am i hearing this right? that somebody -- maybe somebody just set it down somewhere, and somebody came along and picked it up? did the person who picked it up possibly even know what they were getting? >> thats my big question, is they may have just thought, hey, thats a c...

So if you have any business with this company, though, 3.3 million people, you might just want to get prepared for that now. >> and we say, we dont know what this device is. are they trying to be as sec res active as they can about what the device is, who was carrying it, where it was lost? holding that information tight to the vest? >> yeah, you know, we found out about this theft over the weekend, but it happened a couple weeks ago. so this is something they have been now figuring out and goin...