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smith was a computer expert. and u.s. ambassador chris stevens. ktvu's heather holmes joins us with what we are learning about the attack. >> reporter: some of the places where crowds of protesters surrounded u.s. embassies today to protest the anti-islam film. >> reporter: outrage is spreading across the middle east and africa. crowds are protesting a film posted on youtube that make as mockery of islam. in lubbia authorities nounced -- in libya authorities announced arrests. they said some vinyls were arrested -- some individuals were arrested. others are being closely monitored. u.s. ambassador chris stevens grew up in the east bay. and there is evidence tonight the attack was coordinated by militants and they have been supported by infiltrators. a security official says armed militants exscuted a raid on two locations -- executed a raid on two locations. u.s. ambassador chris stevens and another american were killed in the initial storming of the consulate and later a second assault targeted the safe house where two more americans were killed. we just learne

smith has been with the foreign service for ten years. he's survived by his wife, heather children samantha and nathan. smith had an active presence in the online gaming world. both men died doing a mission for their country. stevens being the first ambassador since 1979 to be killed in the line of duty. >> this was his calling in life. he basically said this is what he was meant to do. and he was willing to take the risks. and it's so unfortunate that that risk finally overtook him. it's tragic that -- you know, i think he died living out his life's mission. >> two other americans were killed along with smith and stevens. their names have not been released pending notification of next of kin, wolf. >> a sad, sad story indeed. i assume at some point they'll let us know the names of these other two americans. >> that's at least what the plan is. i know earlier in the day they said they had to notify the next of kin. so that's what we're waiting on. so within the next few hours, nec day or so, we should hopefully hear their names as well, wolf. >> deepest condolences to all

smith almost went into overdrive grabbing. four more weeks and there you see two of those. one hundred ten is now well number two maria sharapova overcame a scare by beating britain's heather watson in three sets in the second round of the pan pacific open in tokyo that you saw him for champion had to come back from a set down after losing the opener in a tie break and then to decide a six four often even three hours on course also serve as not at the rubble after beating simona halep from romania however fellow russian anastasio are probably trying to about lost to seven seas lino in three sets and full seed patrick went crashing out at the hands of croatia's petra monte. golf now and the american team are confident of reclaiming that title as they prepare to host europe in chicago but the twenty twelve ryder cup that captain davis love the third welcomed his european counterparts. at the medinah country club and told reporters he already has a good feeling about one of his four captains picks ron snedeker the thirty one year old won last weekend's tour championship as well as the ten million dollars fed ex cup love thinks the national native has hit just at the right tim

area, slidell where shepard smith did a fox report earlier this week on the north shore of lake that had flooding as well. >> gregg: casey stegall, thanks very much. >> heather: isaac has not completely died out yet. parts of the country are still dealing with rain from the storm including some areas that had been hit hard by drought. maria molina has the details. >> we're still tracking what is left of isaac, now an area of low pressure with showers and storms and heavy downpours across places like ohio, indiana kentucky and tennessee where we need the rain. big story across parts of midwest how dry it's been. the worst type of it for some people. we're seeing the rain where we need it. indianapolis seeing the rainfall right now. we do have a bad side of the rain because some of the rain will actually come in the form of severe storms. i do want to show our drought monitor where we have some of the drought conditions. worst of it in southwest parts of indiana, western parts of kentucky and tennessee. where we're seeing the rain and what we've been seeing over the last 24 hours, some good news but severe weather across parts pats northern parts of mississipp

smith lived to surf. new the perils of this calling from his time in baghdad. there, far from home, he thought of heatherto us all. today sean is home. chris stevens is everything we wanted as an ambassador, as everyone has come to see. he arrived in libya on a cargo ship. how he believed in libya and its people and how they love him libya, hethey're in lay down his bike -- his life for him friends, libyan and americans, and for us all. today, chris is home. four americans, four trips. they loved this country and chose to serve it and served it well. they had a mission and gave it believed in it. they knew the danger and they accepted it. they did not simply embrace the american ideal. they lived it. they embodied in it. the courage, the hope, and the idealism, that fundamental american believe that we can lead this world a little better than before. that is who they were, and that is who we are. if we want to truly honor their memory, it is who we must always be. i know this awful loss, the terrible images of recent days, the pictures we're seeing again today, have caused someone to question this work,