but now this is part of iran s shad tow war. we see hezbollah targeting buses of israeli tourists, successfully in bulgaria last summer, unsuccessfully just a week earlier in cypress. those two cases are about to come to a close in europe. bulgaria is report lee going to issue its report tomorrow, cypress in a week or two. we are no less concerned about what hezbollah can do here in our hemisphere. jenna: even the last two hours of our show we talked about different threats facing the country, the taliban in afghanistan, terrorists hiding in pakistan. north korea, now we are looking at hezbollah as well. where do you think hezbollah sits in the list of threats to the united states? well we do have lots of threats and we have to deal with them simultaneously. but the fact of the matter is that where hezbollah used to be further down the list, in terms of potential issues here at home it s now creeping up a little
is there a way to use that? absolutely. you know, you think about the way stuxnet and flame were used, they used target-specific scientists in the iranian facilities. we don t know who they are, they probably won t tell us. these are not just low-level positions, scientists, people with significant positions. you want to start off by compromising the lower level information, things that people pay less attention to so you can get into the mortar get rich environment, user names, passwords, things about what activities are involved in, where they may be going. it s not just online, some of this information may be used that foreign agents can meet up with these folks in what is called the real world and maybe compromise them out in public not just over the internet. jon: scary stuff. morgan wright, thank you. jenna: in the real world that we try to live in, even though we work on television the president was taking taxes during his very high profile interview right before the super bow
released her own video statement. the brave teenager s message to the world, a show of resilience for you this monday next. also last night s battle between the ravens and 49ers set a new record for the longest super bowl ever, thanks in part to this, the blackout during the third quarter. we re going to take a look what may have caused the outage. is it beyonce s fault, jon? that is the big question. the halftime show, did it do it? jon: you know, at least people drank a lot of beer during that 34 minutes. jenna: it apparently helped the television ratings as welcoming across from the new york times. very interesting. big story for us. we ll get to the bottom of this mystery, hopefully next.
negotiations and release. jon: it s been a week already, plenty long. but if time is on our side at this point that is a good sign. thank you. thank you, sir. jenna: the united states might not be too concerned ae apparently about north korea conducting a nuclear test. some intelligence officials according to one report might want to see this test happen. we ll tell you why. plus a long lost king of england found at last, as scientists solve a mystery that is more than 500 years old.
iran in terms ever the nuclear program and that s the reason for the concern now. jenna: one of the reasons why we wanted to have it on our radar and the radar of our viewers as well. matthew, great to have you on the program. thank up for the time. hals a pleasure. jon: we ve got bad news last week on the state of the u.s. economy. did it get the coverage it deserved in are the mainstream media doing a bit of selective reporting? we ll take that up with our news watch panel coming up. i am the ghost of cookies past. residue. so gross. well you didn t use new pam, so it looks like you re stuck with me. [ female announcer ] bargain brand cooking spray leaves annoying residue. that s why there s new pam.