Mike Tobin

That's also the facility that was the target of that Stuxnet cyber attack.

And a brilliant bit of espionage by the U.S.

and Israel.

The computers at Natanz were infected with a worm.

They told the operators of the nuclear centrifuges everything was working fine while the centrifuges spun out of control until they broke.

Now, following the strikes at Natanz, the IAEA posted there is no increase in off-site radiation levels.

So no word on nuclear fallout from the strike.

And Israel continues to take rocket fire in the north.

We've got reports of some five injuries from a Hezbollah rocket.

Iran proving they can still fire missiles with range.

Two intermediate range ballistic missiles were fired at Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean.

Both the United States and the United Kingdom maintain a base there.

Neither of the missiles found a mark.

One was intercepted.

With all the missile fire coming into Israel, what looks like a bomblet from a cluster bomb struck the old city in Jerusalem.

That explosion very close to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre where the cross was anchored, very close to the Western Wall, the most holy site in Judaism, and close to the Dome of the Rock in Al-Aqsa Mosque compound, one of the most holy sites in Islam, therefore dangerously close to triggering a religious war.

Again, Iran fired numerous missiles into Israel.

One of the missiles dropped an explosive inside the walls of Jerusalem's old city.

A volunteer medic witnessed the impact.

The explosion was just a few hundred yards from the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, where the cross was anchored.