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The computer virus used to disrupt the iranian nuclear program. lester? >> michael isikoff at our washington newsroom, thank you. overseas now to the conflict in syria. there are new fears tonight that the civil war raging there may be spilling over into lebanon complicating the push for peace. nbcs richard engel has this report tonight from istanbul. >> reporter: good evening, lester. beirut is feeling the strain and now the bite of the syrian war across the border. two rockets exploded today...

>> well, look, what happened in benghazi a few months ago, i mean, what does this mean to the country? >> i think there is a dark mysterious hand that doesnt like this country to prosper. they see system and organization as a big enemy to them. these are slowly getting diminished. a matter of time before we can get rid of them. >> how hard is that going to be? >> not at all. we got rid of gadhafi. nothing else is hard. >> i like your attitude. the fluid situation in libya has been intensifying s...

Libya, but over the last two weeks in a hail of bullets and hand-thrown grenade attacks, an imam, security forces and a police officer have all been killed. >> i want you to move forward. come past me. >> all along the narrow congested highway, there are checkpoints manned mostly by local militias, and i want to stress most of them are friendly enough. we are, however, in a hurry to get to misrata before dark. traveling at night around here is not advised. >> drop the camera. >> yep, yep. >> sto...

Ceremony at bagram air base. the parents beef is not with islam or with the imam who prayed. it is with the united states government and the people in the military who allowed this. so far, since thursday, there has been no statement from the white house or from the pentagon. an apology. its too late for an apology. now, what i would like you do as commander in chief, i would like you to step forward, be a man and defend the policy in this united states government that allowed the body of a slai...

Maybe it is the department of justice guidelines that have to be changed that are so protective and so concerned somebodys feelings may be hurt that the fbi feels they cant share this information. for instance the fbi in doing its investigation of the older brother to find out if he was radicalized never went to the mosque, never went to the imam. who would no better, local police or people in the mosque would have the best idea whether or not he had become radicalized but the fbi did not talk t...

Refugees in the camps cannot leave, fueling tensions. jordans concerns are not limited to the refugee crisis. if the assad regime falls there are fears the fighting could spill over into jordan, destabilizing a key ally of the u.s. do you think jordan is adequately prepared for a post assad middle east? >> it depends on who takes over. if were talking about these extremists, nobody in the region is prepared. >> pelley: there are a lot of things to prepare for and clarissa ward is joining us in j...

Matter resides with them. we do not interfere with it and theres no obligation on us as muslim clergy to do the funeral for the family. theres no obligation that requires us to do so so we dont. we obstain. if someone did agree to preside over the funeral, would that imam fear backslash. >> certainly and rightly so. we are very concerned. we are concerned with how our neighbors perceive us. that is very important to the muslims. we dont want people looking at us as though we are impathetic in an...

Memory of martin richard and i stand here in member of lu ling su and the countless others here, bostonians and people who were here at the marathon and hurt. were more concerned with the victims. were not that concerned with the tsarnaevs and their family matters, how they intend to dispose of the body of the older brother, we look in anticipation to see what will happen to the younger brother, that hes been apreheaded, that the law is fully met out with regard to him and that he is brought to ...

>> judge jeanine: i guess in the end we will do one of the lessons learned like the lessons from the benghazi accountability review board which came up with pretty much the same conclusions that the 1999 board came up with after the brutal bombings in kenya and tanzania. we will keep working on fixing those problem hs or saying we didnt know. with me now, american center for law and justice chief counsel jay sekulw and david rasmen with me he here from new york. jay, why does the president keep ...

Candiotti joining us live from boston. susan, tell us about those things. >> reporter: thank you. were joining you now from the boston memorial where a number of people have continued to come here to pay their respebs to the dead and those injured in the bombing. the funeral director in worcester, massachusetts where tamerlans body now is says that he has contacted at least three cemeteries, the ones in that area that normally would be handling the burial and they have refused to allow tamerlan ...