BLITZER: U.S. and Afghanistan authorities are investigating a disturbing incident in Afghanistan right now. Lisa Sylvester is monitoring that and some of the other top stories in THE SITUATION ROOM. Lisa, what do you have?</s>LISA SYLVESTER, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Hi, Wolf. Well, a man wearing an Afghan Army uniform shot and killed a U.S. coalition service member near Kandahar, Afghanistan. It is unclear whether the shooter is actually an Afghan soldier or an infiltrator wearing the uniform. Coalition forces killed the shooter. Three explosions have rocked Nigeria leaving six people dead and more than two dozen injured. One suspected attacker is also dead. The first two attacks targeted the offices of one of Nigeria's newspapers. Witnesses say attackers drove up to the building and asked to be let in and when guards approached the car, the bomb went off. The White House has released the latest list of presidential Medal of Freedom honourees. The 13 people reflect a wide range of backgrounds. They include former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, astronaut John Glenn, singer Bob Dillon and novelist Toni Morrison. And they will be honored at a White House ceremony later this year -- Wolf.</s>BLITZER: Yes, the president of Israel, Shimon Peres is among the recipients as well. Lisa, thanks very much. Meanwhile, Israel's top general says Iran's leaders, in his words are, quote, "very rational." He says Iran isn't even all that close to building a nuclear bomb. Why is he saying what appears to be the exact opposite of what Israel's prime minister is saying? We're going in depth. We'll also go inside Bin Laden's final moments. You're going to hear the last five words he spoke. That's coming up in the next hour. Also coming up, outrage is growing after an airline refused to refund the ticket to a dying man.
Man in Afghan Uniform Kills American; Newspaper Offices Attacked in Nigeria; Medal of Freedom Recipients Announced