. >> lebanon now where police have forcibly removed protestors who haddock pied beirut environment ministry>> piles of rubbish that haven't been cleared from the streets. two protests are also being fueled by frustration in the corruption in government, and the failure to provide basic services. al jazeera is in beirut for us. >> the police have asked them to leave, they said they wouldn't leave until the minister resigned. that obviouslies han't happen, therefore the place start removing them. going to bring in one of the protestors one of the organizers also from the campaign. >> demanding resignation. the police officers came, and they asked the media to get out, and they want the media wouldn't, and then they possibly removed us. we refused to cooperate, in a nonviolent fashion, so they took us out. broke us apart, and from my side most of the hitting happened down on the stairs as we were going down the stairs. >> in ena case, the whole government the situation in the country is deadlocks. you can't keep rub knish the streets for a monoand a half. which is a big corruption pile. it is

were caught on home surveillance video stealing tools from a pickup truck parked in a driveway on haddockrive in sue well around thee am monday. the two males looked to be in their late teens or early 20'ss. >> they look to be pretty comfortable. they looked to be quiet at ease. so in my experience would tell me this is certainly not the first time they've done this report roar police believe the pair are responsible for some but not all of the recent break ins. >> now, knowing this, we're all kind of going to be little bit more aware, a little bit more in touch with each other. >> reporter: neighbors on the block are taking extra precautions and keeping an eye out for each other. >> we pretty much are cautious any ways. so we keep our doors locked and usually somebody around. report roar police believe they are not just dealing with one group of burglars but several. if you recognize any of the stolen items, think you may have been the victim of a crime or if you have information for police, they are asking you give them a call. in washington township, i'm i'm diana rocco cbs3 "eyewitnes

haddock battered and floating, adrift in a sea of mysterious life-giving oil.agical things as it bobs like noah's ark, bringing life in all its infinite variety. deep-fried haggis, my personal favorite. sinister sheep parts in tube form in this case. if you don't like chopped up liver and lungs and all that stuff, believe me, the curry sauce sets you right. the combination of french fries or chips in the local dialect with curry sauce and with cheese, is perhaps, a bro too far. guy fieri in a kilt, but what the hey. >> i'm pretty sure god is against this. oh, yeah, definitely. that's good. doesn't eat well with a fork. you really have to pick this up. so ashamed. ♪ oh, yeah. clean living. ♪ that's really one of life's great pleasures. don't let them tell you otherwise. they're lying about you, mr. haggis. there was no more unfavorably reviled food on earth than haggis. it's ingredients are no more unusual or bizarre or unappetizing than any hot dog you ever ate. how many anal glands are in a chicken nugget? i don't know, and i'm not suggesting there are anal gl

they have believed they were constantly trying to prove that they were peaceful protestors yes, they haddock pied the building but this they say was a form of civil disobedience. jamal, let's remind the viewers what this is all the about, it is basically about gar banal collection obviously the thing is unpleasant, but it isn't just about that particular issue, just explain to us what many of these protestors are angry about when it comes to the government? >> indeed, it is not. the garbage crisis or the rubbish crisis personified as far as these protestors are concerned the failure, not only of the government but of the entire political establishment or the political system. remember monois governed by a sectarian system whereby each sect both the christians the muslims sunnies and shiites as you can hear the explosions behind me. but eke sector is designate add position of power, so the prime minister comes from the sunni sect, the president so forth. this protestors believes those who are elected didn't their birth to deliver, but are based on personal interests of the upper clause who ha

. >> reporter: coach haddock sees a safer and stronger game. we have had fewer concussion bus also missed fewer tackles, so as football coach, those are two results that are paramou for us. >> reporter: the successes here on the football field so great that the athletic departments here have decided to expand that well beyond football. coming up at 6:00, we will show you the other sports that will soon be using similar safety techniques. in centreville, david culver, news4. >>> i'm dave johnson with the redskins preseason over and final cuts being made, the rg3 watch has certainly intensified. we begin robert griffin iii's health. today, the now-relegated redskins quarterback was scheduled for another concussion test. the redskins now, they cannot cut or trade grinch until he is medically cleared. final roster cuts are due in less than 24 hours, by 4:00 tomorrow. so, questions. is the team ready to part with rg3 yet? if he is cut now, he will still make $3.2 million that's guaranteed for this year. so, there's an argument to keep him, he gets p

the tie was this woman -- a woman named doris haddock who on january 1, nine to 99, started a walk in los angeles to cross the country to washington dc, 3200 miles. she began at the age of 88. she arrived at the age of 90, walking into washington, there were hundreds of people following her, including a lot of congressmen who drove out to the last mile, celebrating the incredible importance she had focused on addressing what was then for her the fundamental issue, the corruption of the system of campaign finance reform. the new hampshire a million seeks to revive this by remixing the granny d walk. we did the first instance of this walk across new hampshire in january. she walked longer, we walked colder, a total of 190 miles -- did i mention in january? a walk that totaled 210 people across the course of the walk, featuring tens of thousands of new recruits in new hampshire who signed up to force candidates to talk about this issue in the primary and reaching a million people in the state and around the state of new hampshire, talking about and focused on this issue. this january 11,