. >> hakim, i'm looking at the protesters who are looking like they are armed with the crude of weapons and sticks and stones, little ray wiliterally, and is coordinated or just spontaneous? >> no, this is spontaneous. these are protesters angered from the mosques who talk about the anger of the u.s. movie. the sticks you see in the hands were sticks found near the embassy door and the embassy entrance, and they came unarmed. if you look closely, you will not see the guns tor machine guns or serious arms, because anything they are holding was found and taken from the embassy entrance or near the embassy. and again, it is a critical, critical situation. but, it is also good that it did not escalate, and the number of protests were massive and in the thousands so that the results are better than expected, and we are hoping that the streets tomorrow, they will be prepared to diffuse the tensions. >> that is my question, because looking at the pictures, i don't see one police officer, and i don't see one soldier or any representatives of any security forces anywhere and this is an embassy.

hakim, are you there? >> reporter: yes i'm here. >> hakim is covering this for us.re, right now they're less than what they were an hour ago, but they're trying -- the this could have went way way out of hand if forces shot directly at protesters, because there are hundreds of protests -- of security forces near the area, now over a thousand. so security forces knew that if this got violent, this would only get worse and this would escalate. so as of right now these protests are diffusing. many of the protesters feel that their message was well sent and was received. so they are now leaving the embassy. >> hakim, when we talked to you earlier, they were firing shots into the air to try to discourage the protesters from being there. you're saying that that has worked. how many protesters are you seeing there now. >> there are hundreds of protesters. and i'm not saying they are only protesting, their burning cars, burning tiringe ingtires. but this is all to take out the anger that they have. there are protesters on videos. these protesters are gunman. the interior mi

multiple expenditures called unexplained expenses ranging from several hundred dollars to $5,000 to hakim sutton on a report that was filed with the office of campaign finance. at a press conference today, brown said he wants the person responsible for the theft to be prosecuted. >> we are confident that the target of this investigation will be arrested, prosecuted, and convicted because of all the information we provided to the police. >> reporter: the theft left brown's war chest nearly bare. he now has about $18,000 cash on hand for his november bid to keep his at-large council seat. in addition, the d.c. board of elections says brown did collect enough signatures to appear on the november ballot. his opponents challenge the authenticity of some names on his petition. >> yesterday the board formally rejected the challenge and dismissed the allegations of any wrongdoing whatsoever. >> reporter: councilman brown says he is committed to recouping those moneys that were stolen from the campaign. he says he certainly hopes he can get that money back so it can be used before the november ele

spectators for that of course that for us participants it was also an opportunity to show our passion for hakim and give our supports to the families of the former local players . however the most into separated here is on the ice where the two captains n.h.l. stars can mull can lead their charges into countless attacks and counterattacks at times producing not only goals and assists but turn in the knights into a real show. after the sixty minutes the battle was tied at fourteen all men in both sides had five penalty shots appears to try and steal victory but even penalties couldn't separate the two sites that both teams score in two out of five sixteen sixteen was the final result in this quite extraordinary. game but. i think it was an interesting match to watch everyone who took part in they tried to play out sending there and show his best hockey then there is looks logical the only thing which could win such a game is friendship friendship between all of us. the night raised more than half a million dollars for the families of the victims but the more important outcome proven that they're

name is abdul hakim. and he is an al qaeda yes it he was struck by the cia after nine eleven he was friends with zarko when he was captured in mostly asian two thousand and three he will store turn in bangkok where i lived at the time you know one of those extremely rendition cia prisons in bangkok he was sent back to the libyans he made a deal with saif al islam in two thousand and nine he was released and now he's the military commander of trip. so again that's heavy escobar talking about this information for more than a year ago that a cia prisoner a former detainee at guantanamo bay headed a group the u.s. and its allies support it and by the way these issues are not new ones very similar ones were encountered in afghanistan back in one thousand nine hundred three when the west was celebrating an anti soviet freedom fighter that you might recognize here's a headline from the independent in december of one thousand nine hundred three and that of course some of bin laden need to explain who that is one

here with me is rob, paul ryan's challenger and hakim jeffries and cynthia dill and nate, democratic from new york's 23rd congressional district and joining us from phoenix is kirsten, a democratic candidate for the new ninth congressional district. nice to have you all here. >> nice to be here. >> i want to talk about the role that incumbency plays and this is especially true for two of you. rob, you're running against an incumbent whose name is familiar and rob you're running against tom reid. former mayor of corning, right? a republican. and he's the district has been redrawn and he's not exactly in the same district. for both of you running against incumbents, the dynamic of this election so far has been about the economy, the republicans making the case, the economy is bad, it's barack obama's fault. vote barack obama out. but, of course, we have divided government and congress has been, you know, playing quite a role in the economy, look at the debt ceiling a year ago. how does that play in your district? are you making a case about the economy and tying it to the incumbent. >>

hakim tells me his brigade has given up on outside help from the west.r final word, she says. we don't want any help from anybody. we're no longer waiting and we have the means to topple the regime. he outlines a plan for the men. shortly afterwards, this bus appears. one rebel says they plan to fill it with explosive and drive it toward the regime. but that doesn't happen and the bus leaves. a garbage truck arrives instead, which they plan to place down the street as cover for the gunmen. preparations build for an operation. hand made grenades, homemade bombs, canisters full of fertilizer explosive. but the men still lack focus. shooting in the dark. later that night, we leave, but they drive a truck down the the. but, still, they've been able to advance. >> the regime fires grenades setting into light. the rebels decide to fight back. this is an antiaircraft gun. they seem to prefer noise to accuracy. they run forwards to fire rocket-propelled grenades. there's too much smoke to know what they hit. more again here but a fight to the death. but this is

hakim, a local commander, briefly visits, and tells us his brigade has given up on outside help fromt. this is our final word, he says. we don't want any help from anybody. we're no longer waiting and we have the means to topple the regime. he outlines a plan to the men. shortly afterwards, this pass appears. one rebel tells us they plan to fill it with explosives and then tie a prisoner's hands to the wheel and force him to die driving the bus bomb at the regime. but even though we saw the brigade take prisoners earlier, that doesn't happen here, and the bus leaves. a garbage truck arrives instead, which they plan to place down the street, as cover for their gunmen. preparations for an operation. handmade grenades, homemade bombs, highly volatile canisters full of fertilizer explosive. but the men still lack focus. shooting in the dark. later that night, we leave, but they drive the truck down street. at dawn, it's in place in their old position. overnight, they've tried to gain the advantage by moving that truck about 100 feet down street, past their last position, but still these

over at the nasdaq, new york state assemblyman hakim jeffries. we are keeping our eye on one name this morning, and that is apple, melissa. >> yeah, no surprise, a fresh intraday record on apple, $699.50. we're trading at $698 and change. the watch is on as to whether or not it will cross $700 a share in today's session. this after reports that at&t has sold a record number of iphone 5s. the most iphones it's ever sold over a weekend. in terms of shares of at&t, we are watching those shares trade slightly lower, down by just about .22%. >>> one story involves apple and r.i.m. when you look at this headline out of yahoo! this the company is issuing no more blackberrys to new employees. they'll get apple samsungs and other types of smartphones. there's a look at r.i.m. one company and you're down 2%. >> that memo from marissa meyer, it was interesting. it said we will give you any phone under the sun except for a blackberry, and we're discontinuing i.t. service for the blackberry, but you can have a nokia, htc, samsung. >> basically one of the top