O'BRIEN: Welcome back. It's time to check the latest on some of the other stories that we're following tonight. Isha Sesay is here with a "360 Bulletin."</s>SESAY: Hi, Soledad. In Afghanistan, at least nine people were dead and 12 wounded when a suicide bomber struck a military airfield. It's one of the backlash ignited by the burning of Koran by NATO troops last week. So far, at least 39 people have died including four American soldiers. In New Jersey, key testimony in the trial of Dahrun Ravi, a former Rutgers student accused of using a webcam to spy on his roommate, Tyler Clementi. Clementi killed himself just days after Ravi and another student watched him kissing a man. Today that other student, Molly Way said Ravi was shocked by what he saw and never said anything about hating his gay roommate or wanting to intimidate him. She also testified that Ravi texted her while police were questioning her about the alleged spying. And the federal trial to determine civil liability in the 2010 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico has been delayed. It was set to start today, but was put off for a week. The defendants include BP, the well operator and the rig owner. They're being sued by business owners and the gulf coast residents. Soledad, back to you.</s>O'BRIEN: All right, Isha, thank you very much. We will be right back.
Key Testimony In Dahrun Ravi's Trial; Gulf Oil Spill Civil Trial Delayed