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Thats according to the reporting of nbc news. again, in lebanon, affiliated with isis. if you think this is not part of a larger region, you need to think again. officials say the bomber ignited explosives just as security forces closed in on him. two of those officials died. the blast happened in the capital city of beirut. remember lebanon borders syria. syria is a hot bed for sunni extremists sweeping across iraq. just over a week ago, authorities announced that they were looking for terror c...

>> reporter: u.s. authorities have long been concerned about terror cells in guyana. one of most wanted is a native of guyana who grew up in new york and florida and is actively being hunted by the u.s. in pakistan. the intensity of the ongoing hunt for a number of senior al qaeda leaders was seen in this new video of a capture of one of them, ana al libi. last october, obtained by "the washington post." a white van cuts off the target targets car. delta force members jump out. guns drawn. a sec...

But u.s. authorities have long been concerned about terror cells in the south american nation of guyana. theres new insight into a painful chapter into hillary clintons personal life. the moment she discovered her husband cheated with monica liouisianaen ski -- lewinsky. >> reporter: diane blair was one of hillary clintons very closest friends until her death. long time university of arkansas professor kept a detailed diary during mrs. clintons time in the white house. a diary that remains sec...

Could -- as i write in the book, i could see how easily the without white house could see an orchestrated effort, though i was convinced and i tried to convince the president there wasnt. in terms of afghanistan, i had a very narrow goal in afghanistan. i thought our original goals were a fantasy they were so ambitious. >> you say "our original goals." do you mean president obamas? >> the original goals set by the united states, a more competent and less corrupt central government, get being pak...

For the president and senate to find middle ground. keep tools the nsa has to have in place, to identify terror cells inside the united states you. have the proper balance with, secure it, privacy interests with having proper court supervision at the right intervals. i think the president will find the middle ground. what you will likely see is him doing it early in the year and going back to the court. remember the case out of the district court monday, now at the court of appeals. i think he g...

100 year. we get people and time and a judge. this is not something every few minutes. this is something we can manage. >> that is a really important point, what he just said. one of the reasons the committee believes they can go to a judge each time is because the nsa does it rarely. >> it is important for viewers to keep in mind. meta data its not con tent of telephone conversations. it is the telephone numbers -- identity of numbers, calls made to and from a suspected terrorist. the identity ...

>> one thing to point out, they are not collecting your conversations. just the phone calls and the telephone numbers that you receive and telephone numbers that you call. and they say they are trying to do is identify terror cells in the united states. >> sure. >> at the same time, all of that information sitting at the nsa where they can just grab it if they need it is probably not the best thing. so therefore, the panel is essentially saying why dont we take it out of the nsa and put it somew...

>> one thing to point out, they are not collecting your conversations. just the phone calls and the telephone numbers that you receive and telephone numbers that you call. and they say they are trying to do is identify terror cells in the united states. >> sure. >> at the same time, all of that information sitting at the nsa where they can just grab it if they need it is probably not the best thing. so therefore, the panel is essentially saying why dont we take it out of the nsa and put it somew...

The other difference, the number of times theyre querying the database. in 100 year. we get people and time and a judge. this is not something every few minutes. this is something we can manage. >> that is a really important point, what he just said. one of the reasons the committee believes they can go to a judge each time is because the nsa does it rarely. >> it is important for viewers to keep in mind. meta data its not con tent of telephone conversations. it is the telephone numbers, -- iden...

Commissioned report and decision on monday, there is a pathway for the president and stach to find middle ground. keep tools the nsa has to have in place, to identify terror cells inside the united states you. have the proper balance with, secure it, privacy interests with having proper court supervision at the right intervals. i think the president will find the middle ground. what you will likely see is him doing it early in the year and going back to the court. remember the case out of the di...