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waves from north africa to asia appear to be ebbing, but critics of current u.s. policy say protests are not the problem. they are a symptom. >> if we all decide to rally around the video as the problem, we'll make a serious mistake. >> reporter: israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says it's bigger than diplomacy, about the existence of the united states and israel. >> for them, we are you, and you are us. and we're -- at least on this point, they are right. >> reporter: brian mooar, nbc news, washington. >>> in afghanistan this morning, another insider attack killed four american soldiers. officials say insurgents disguised in military uniforms attacked as if they were coming to the soldier's aid before opening fire it happened at a nato checkpoint, after a similar insider attack on friday, when 15 insurgents disguised killed two marines. they wounded nine and destroyed six fighter jets at a major u.s. base. >>> it could be back to school for hundreds of thousands of students in chicago. the meeting under way tonight that could send striking teacher backs t

so -- and that is predominantly an issue in africa today, in parts of asia, indian sub continent and latin america, so as of next year, deka and us and this partnership, we will start tto pilot three countries, mexico, paraguay and south africa and roll it out in much bigger numbers in 2014 and beyond, and when we say roll out, we mean place thousands of unit, so take let's say a year like 2014, where we may place 2000 units, that will essentially create, provide about 500, 600 million-liters of fresh drinking water to communities around the world that didn't have it before, so imagine every year, you are actually providing billions of liters of new water. >> all right. you have a demonstration, i want to see this. >> there you go. ♪ >> this is what? >> this is the container with the solar roof, so it is powered by solar energy and you have got the center of the community in that village, and you have got consumers and villagers coming, getting the water,. >> rose: access to media. >> it has got, as you see a dish on the top so it is connected, it has got a little tv screen where peop

anti-american protests to the middle the middle east have gone global, spreading spurred into africa, asia, and australia. jitters in the marketeer at home. google is taking action to block the controversial anti-islam film, the same film that the obama administration costs spontaneous attack on the libyan consulate. with more on this, anthony schaffer, author of "operation dark heart." let's start with you. we have to do the different stories on the morning talk shows. you have one show saying this was spontaneous. they had the president on as well, and he says the mother thing. >> you believe the libyan government president, they are allies compare all, they are allies compare all. we have to look as with the facts are revealing. i think the problem is this administration has devoted so much energy to saying we are going to be kinder and and gentler. we wanted a softer, kinder people that want to reach out and hug. unfortunately, the folks we're dealing with don't want to become. we are talking about a very concerted well-planned attack that investor suffered and was not adequately prote

guest: africa, asia, u.s. host: how many hours did you record? guest: hundreds of hundreds. host: did anybody figure out what you doing? guest: no. i take it back. they did figure it out towards the end. when i went to geneva, we opened the clip with ahmadinijad, they were getting a sense of what we were about. i recall, i was walking down the hallway. we were credentialed. i was walking down the hallway. there was some guy been eating a sandwich he looked up and made. -- at me. i saw his mouth dropped. he said, why were you here? he said, it cannot be here. i said, i have credentials. he ran off. you can use the bureaucracy against them. they ended up throwing me out. only at the end did they figure out. host: what did they do? guest: they did not do anything. we were already in editing when we shot the geneva park. it fell in our lap. we stopped editing. during the printable filming, they had no clue. it was afterwards. host: knowing what you know, if you are pro-un, what are some of the things he might say about this documentary? that would argue with your premise. guest:

it affects the poo countries both in africa and asia. what's their countries that are dependent ofood imports and they are unable to store food thsees meeting they have to exportndherepo. >> and helped to fuel the political upheaval iunia and egypt. egypt relies on imports to meet 50% of its food demand. ea is its moore's important symbol. the price obrd i a sensitive political issue. >> deloping countries are becoming increasingly urbanized. >> people's dietary options are changing with them. in almost every country, this week has to be imported. >> and they're warning of a loomingnd crisis. u.s. wheat prices were previously so low that it was not worth tm owg the crop. now, they're offering subsidies to encourage them to plant wheat again. emerging economies such as bril mexico, and china are taking a hit. spending on food is matched by onlyevopg unie the value of money decreases' which leads to inflation. thisou sntofhe economic growth of emerging nations. >> we know need to do. have to invest in agriculture. but the state involved an

africa, asia, europe, whatever you want. and past history shows that these sanctuary seeking people have come and been accepted in the kingdom. if now i said particularly will be accepted or not i can't say. >> rose: it seems like you're not closing the door. >> well, i don't think i can nor do i think that any leadership of saudi arabia can simply say that mecca and medina are closed to whoever wants to come there it's against all accepted norms and practices. >> rose: because of that, tell me what's going on inside islam today. sunni, shi'a. >> a lot. a lot is going on and king abdullah called for an islamic summit conference last ramadan and all of the islamic leaders practically came, including the leaders of iran and egypt and so on. and his main proposal at that conference was that we as muslim have to get over this issue of sunni versus shi'a. it is taking too much cost on us. and therefore we must come together. and the conferees agreed with him so the resolution that came out of that conference was for the establish

attractions" -- including reconstructions of villages peopled by native subjects of colonies in africa and asiarator: gauguin frequented the fair, watching the dancers of java, and was fascinated by the reconstructions of asian temples. but it was tahiti that ultimately caught his attention. narrator: tahiti had long taken root as an earthly paradise in the european imagination. more than a century earlier, the french explorer louis-antoine de bougainville had published a glowing account of his visit to the island in 1768, likening it to the garden of eden. reader (bougainville): nature has placed it in the most beautiful climate in the universe... the inhabitants are handsome, tall, and strong... they form perhaps the happiest society that exists on the globe... the beauty of the landscape... the purity of the air... everything inspires voluptuousness. narrator: tahiti seemed perfect to gauguin. now in his early 40s, he wrote to his wife: reader: (gauguin): may the day come -- soon, perhaps -- when i'll flee to the woods on an island in oceania, there to live on ecstasy, calm, and art. there,

the waves of anti-american protests from north africa to asia appear to be ebbing, but critics of current u.s. policy say the protests are not the problem, they're a symptom. >> if we all decide to rally around the video as the problem, we are going to make a serious mistake. >> reporter: israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says this is bigger than diplomacy, it's about the existence of the united states and israel. >> for them, we are you, and you are us. and at least on this point, they're right. >> reporter: brian mooar, nbc news, washington. >>> attacks in afghanistan over the weekend claimed the lives of both civilians and american soldiers. eight nato troops including six americans died in assaults by taliban insurgents or afghan government forces. one attack may have been directed at the location where england's prince harry is based. >>> and the nato coalition has apologized for an air strike that killed eight afghan women. they were gathering firewood in the same general area as 45 insurgents who had been targeted. >>> lawyers for england's duke and duchess of cambridge wil

mocking the prophet muhammad the film on the cube to thousands writing across the middle east north africa and asia attacking embassies and killing people the death toll is already around forty as if that was not enough a french cartoon issued on the nineteenth of september they did fuel to the fire meanwhile the also dick's christian world is also touring over the punk band you soon riot were sentenced for two years in jail. after that performance in one of the major russian orthodox cathedral zz politicians public figures and the general public in russia were divided some calling the act a blasphemy others fight for freedom of speech the story went beyond russia with world stars showing their support for the band the ultimate expression of support for the sentence was this a question of who is sites vandals took down crosses and left graffiti on the walls of churches whatever the scale of polemic and given violence in any of the situations one outcome is guaranteed the skyrocketing popularity of those who provoked the religion related debate. to what the religious wars crusades are history now bu

narrator: at 17 forest-dics plots throughout latin america, africa, and asia, davies' project, in collaboration with the arnold arboretum of harvard university, maintains an active database of more than 3 million trees of 6,000 species. dr. davies: this is a huge data set, which no one else in the world is doing this kind of research. and the idea of doing it right across the whole world is that then we'll be able to come to some generalizations about what's happening to tropical rainforests. narrator: by statistical analysis of a large number of individuals over a long period of time, the team can determine the dynamics of forest growth. dr. davies: what we do is we monitor them every five years. we go and remeasure all the trees. the idea is to try to work out, for hundreds and hundreds of species, their population biology -- that is, the rates with which thegrow, the rates they die at -- to try to understand the whole biology of the species. narrator: stephen hubbell of the university of grgia and the smithsonian tropical research institute is one of the pioneers of this study, which began o

embassies in the middle east, africa, and asia. negotiators in chicago said they've got a framework for a contract to end a week-old teachers strike. and late today, a state judge in wisconsin struck down the law that ended collective bargaining rights for most public employees. but the office of republican governor scott walker said he expects the law to be upheld on appeal. we look online at the current state of diplomatic relations between the u.s. and egypt. kwame holman has more on that. >> holman: should the u.s. continue sending aid to egypt? we look at how much money goes to support the egyptian military, and get your take on the aid question. on "art beat," jeff talks to the executive producer of "broadway or bust," pbs's special series on young actors trying to score their big breaks in the big apple. margaret warner talks with former supreme court justice david souter tonight in new hampshire. we'll carry a live stream of the event on our web site. and tonight's edition of "need to know" explores the american military's

supports dictatorships in the arab world the same reasons that supported dictatorships and in africa and asia and latin america elsewhere throughout history that because they believe that these dictatorships and they may be more supportive of u.s. strategic and economic goals then than democracies is not the put the blame on israel is grossly exaggerated certainly the blame on the israeli lobby you know israel's lobby back in the sixty's wanted to have israel armed with nuclear weapons and they steamrolled the kennedy administration with people like abraham feinberg financing nuclear weapons development shapiro transferring material i mean this is almost a clean are you saying that anything is more stick change or shift elsewhere in the world are you saying that's all israel lobby to i mean i got your son and i say to show israel's last recent rewordings even created a credit processes in the united states for example israeli trade minister dan how current stole classified documents and they haven't really been here we're going to go to a short break folks a short break and after that short b

the waves of anti-american protests from north africa to asia appear to be ebbing but critics of current u.s. policy say the protests are not the problem. they're a symptom. >> if we all decide to rally around the video as a problem, we are going to make a sear yus mistake. >>> benjamin netanyahu says this is bigger than diplomacy. it's about the existence of the united states and israel. >> for them, we are you, and you are us. and at least on this point, they're right. >> reporter: brian mooar, nbc news, washington. >>> attacks in afghanistan over the weekend claimed the lives of both civilians and american soldiers. eight nato troops including six americans died in assaults by taliban insurgents or afghan government forces. one attack may have been directed at the location where england's prince harry is based. >>> and the nato coalition has apologized for an air strike that killed eight afghan women. they were gathering firewood in the same general area as 45 insurgents who had been targeted. >>> well, lawyers for england's duke and duchess of cambridge will appear in a paris court t