BLITZER: Lisa investigating a deadly attack in Pakistan. Lisa Sylvester is monitoring that and some of other top stories in THE SITUATION ROOM right now. Lisa, what happened?</s>LISA SYLVESTER, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Wolf, the police chief in Lahore, Pakistan is calling this attack a terrorist act. Two people were killed when a bomb detonated at a train station there. Twenty seven people were wounded. A police official says the bomb was planted in a bag placed on a train platform. And the first criminal charges have been filed in connection with the BP Gulf oil spill. A former BP engineer was arrested on charges that he intentionally destroyed evidence that authorities requested. It's estimated more than 200 million gallons of oil poured into the Gulf of Mexico two years ago after an explosion sank a drill rig called the deepwater horizon. And the estranged wife of football star Deion Sanders has been arrested on domestic violence-related charges. In a bizarre series of tweets last night, he claimed she and a friend assaulted him. He later posted this photo on his Twitter account saying he and two of his children were filling out police reports. The couple is in the midst of a bitter divorce. I know a lot of people were talking about those pretty odd, strange tweets last night -- Wolf.</s>BLITZER: Very odd, indeed. All right, thanks, Lisa. Here's a question, is Bill Clinton the secret Obama campaign whisperer? We'll talk about that and more. Donna Brazile and Erick Erickson are standing by live. Our "Strategy Session" is next.
Police: Deadly Bombing Is "Terrorist Act"; First Criminal Charges after BP Spill