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An air strike that killed civilians this week. the attack on the restaurant in the heart of kabul is the deadliest against foreign civilians since the war began. today they buried some of the afghan victims of the attack, including two young newlyweds who had only been married for four months. even in a city thats no stranger to attacks like these, for afghan and foreign civilians alike, kabul has become an even more dangerous place. charlie dagata, cbs news, london. >> axelrod: president obamas...

Week. >> if i had to place a bet i would certainly say im betting theyre going to get it done theres no way for sure to know. >> rep recent days, hundreds of technicians have implemented hardware upgrades, code fixes and two major software overhauls. an official affiliated with the project says its now meeting targets with pages responding within a half second of a click and users getting errors less than 1% of the time. that official said the key challenge this weekend is when theres more deman...

Tiny compared to the 20 million data searches done every month in the hunt for terrorists. n.s.a. compliance director john delong told reporters by phone: t mistakes are routinely disclosed to the fisa court, to the justice department and to congress. . reporter: but the fact that there are thousands of wbr id "wbr6200" wbr id "wbr6200" privacy breaches stunned many members of congress, including senator patrick leahy of vermont. i want to know if -- whether its n.s.a. or anybody el...

Airport unnoticed, but this picture from russian television purports to show the former n.s.a. contractor standing with his back to the camera preparing to leave for an unknown location location. snowdens airport departure happened as his attorney showed reporters a copy of a temporary refugee document which allows snowed tone live and travel freely within russia for the next 12 months. it was the ticket snowden needed to safely check out of the small airport hotel hed called home for the past 3...

Monitored by the fisa court and congress. top intelligence officials, including deputy attorney general james cole, again defended the programs and insisted privacy is not being sacrificed. >> nobody is listening to anybodys conversations through this program and through this program nobody could. no information like that is being collected through this program. >> reporter: but officials did signal theyre open to possible changes in the programs, perhaps, for example, allowing phone companies r...

When it collapsed on to a thrift shop. six people were killed. police say benschop was high on marijuana while working and will be charged in connection with the deaths. national intelligence director james clapper is denouncing what he calls "reckless disclosures of classified information about u.s. intelligence gathering and cyber security." the leaks are all but certain to lead to a criminal investigation. wbr id "wbr5050" chip reid has more from palm springs, california, where president o...

Records. ann. >> andrea mitchell, thank you very much for your reporting on this. now we are learning more about tapping into e-mails. pete williams has more. what are we learning? >> reporter: good evening. sources familiar with the separate government program, one that monitors the internet for suspicious e-mail and other traffic confirms its existence first reported by the washington post and guardian newspapers. the papers and officials say it allows the nsa and fbi to tap directly into th...

Do is find out what terrorist groups we know about and individuals and who the hell they are calling. >> reporter: in the hot seat again attorney general eric holder. senators demanded details, even a promise that it doesnt permit the executive branch to snoop on them. >> i would be more than glad to come back in an appropriate setting to discuss the issues that you have raised. >> the correct answer would be to say, no, we stayed within our lane and im assuring you we did not spy on members of ...

Law enforcement officials say the fbi began by tracing where those threatening e-mails sent to jill kelley were coming from. which cities, which hotels? and eventually discovered the name, paula broadwell fbi got access to her e-mail account and found she sent them. but they said her e-mail account also included what appeared to be suggestive e-mails from david petraeus, that first they wondered if somebody hacked into his private account. interviewed separately, both admitted their affair, offi...

>> and the thoughts were on how the first two presidential debates go. we have two more to go. david gregory, moderator of "meet the press." we will be watching come sunday morning, thank you, david. and when the secretary of defense warns of a possible pending attack, it gets our attention. and this one just did, the new warning of the consequences of a cyber attack by iran that could create trouble in this area. our report. >> reporter: it is predicted that cyber space will be the worlds nex...