in the days prior to the incident, sgt manning learned the resident of 60 kashmir, was dealing narcotics out of the residents. they conducted an investigation and learn a resident of 60 kashmir was robert hackert, a man with a history of violence in numerous felony convictions. on the morning of february 16, a team of officers who set up outside the apartment to conduct a probation search. once it was determined that sector was in sight, the officer's watch for several hours as this aspect -- suspects came and left sparking a suspicion that he was engaged in narcotics trafficking that day. there was a female suspect that the brought to children inside the suspected drug house. at 10:30 hours he emerged from the front door and had a cell phone conversation before going back inside. at 11:30 a male subjects and to the house and officers took the time of advantage to make their approach to the front door and yelled out police, a provision search and enter the residence. manning encountered heckert walking down a hallway toward him. manning sa anw a concerning said. he sought a loaded gun in

in kashmir, hundreds of people tried to march there. this was in protest today. but they were stopped there by heavily armed police. meantime in libya, a no-fly zone right now has been declared in that airspace over benghazi after an american ambassador and three other americans were killed in an attack on tuesday. the country's prime minister says four people are now under arrest in connection with those attacks, but at this point no formal charges have been filed. >>> jon just mentioned that u.s. ambassador, his family, the family of chris stevens is in washington, d.c., as they wait for his body to return to the u.s. and now stevens' younger sister is speaking out exclusively on "rock center with brian williams." >> he talked a little bit about the security but he really didn't make a big deal of it. he more spoke of how much he enjoyed the work that he was doing and the diplomatic mission that he was on. >> 52-year-old chris stevens grew up in the bay area. he went to piedmont high school and then to uc berkeley and uc hastings. >>> this morning another visit

protests breaking out across the middle east, north africa, even in places like morocco, kashmir andover a crude, 14-minute movie produced in the u.s. that has angered millions of muslims. in libya, authorities have announced four arrests in connection with the attack on the u.s. consulate that killed four americans earlier this week. >>> and mitt romney won't be out of the national security loop much longer. the gop nominee will be getting regular intelligence briefings from the obama administration beginning next week. that's customary for presidential challengers in the late stages of campaigns. >>> new video from syria appears to show the military's shelling of a town in the damascus suburbs. the video is a bit shaky, but you can see a plane apparently firing a rocket over the town of yabroud. smoke is seen rising from buildings below. the opposition says nearly 60 people were killed yesterday in the area surrounding the syrian capital. >>> talks have gone from bitter to hopeful in the chicago teachers strike, and today, today could signal the end of the standoff. the teachers un

there were more anti-american protests today in kashmir, indonesia and karachi. but it was in afghanistan that today's lethal attack happened. our chief foreign correspondent richard engel is with u.s. marines in southern afghanistan tonight. >> reporter: near kabul's airport this morning, a car bomb smashed into a small bus killing, afghan police say, at least 12 people. most of them south african contractors. according to the american embassy in kabul, many of the victims were providing services to u.s. aides and other organizations. a radical group claims the foreigners were targeted, revenge for an anti-islam video. the group identified the bomber as a young woman. but it's not these overt attacks that are forcing the u.s. military to change policy. but a growing trend of afghan security personnel turning their guns on nato troops. 20% of americans killed in afghanistan in combat this year were shocked by their own allies. so overnight, commanders said u.s. troops will no longer patrol with afghans, except on big missions, with 800 nato troops or more, where

on now the purpose of this for recruitment is gone or america is gone or going over the water in kashmir israel would accept etc there is another there certainly is a challenge to create certain resistance groups and be a drone if set aside or if you have grown out of your own societies. which are scored the frankenstein monster syndrome then they can get back to it but that's almost an inevitable cycle that experience what future do you foresee for afghanistan could taliban fail in the power vacuum after the us that coalition withdraws from the region in one day or so the longer to. become more but the longer the coalition is there the good you've already lost. two thousand and. one or two thousand and two the taliban felt they will. be forgotten and so it be appropriate to become part of the mainstream after all the protestant has to be at peace again it will be hard at that time if not because it is human least the next stage was upbeat and decide no we don't want in the last ten years have seen that you have grown from strength to strength you've got more support amongst the people.

these were indian muslims in kashmir. while back in the u.s., republican vice presidential candidate paul ryan blamed president obama. >> what we do not see is steady, consistent american leadership. that is what keeps the peace. and that is what we will have in a romney/ryan administration. >> reporter: team obama called that an attempt to score political points. >> both factually wrong and poorly timed. now is a time when americans should be coming together. >> reporter: as many in the muslim world are coming together against americans. the white house insisted today there was no intelligence that could have prevented the death of the four americans in libya this week. live from washington, i'm steve handelsman, nbc bay area news. janelle, back to you. >> thank you, steve. >>> social media created here in the bay area at the center of these violent protests in the middle east. the white house even asking one local company to rethink its policy on posting video. youtube has been asked by the national security council to

in southern asia there's been clashes between muslim protesters and police in indian administered kashmir. all the american rallies are started exactly a week ago and have rapidly spread to countries and continents including europe where some muslims a calling for a holy war amid the flames on fury one german far right group is planning to stage a screening of this film in. as artie's laura smith reports the rest could. the e.u. zone storm which has been brewing for years. it started in the middle east. but now the protests against a fill muslim say it's an insult to islam have spread and they've arrived in europe . at least one hundred twenty muslims were arrested at a protest in. it's no longer about burning down u.s. embassies in muslim countries in europe they're calling for holy war. london saw similar scenes demonstrators outside the u.s. embassy following friday prayers and up to a thousand again on sunday tempers flared and flags were burnt. analysts point out the small scale of european protests compared to those in the middle east but they say local islamists are using this to r

and pakistan protesters stomped on images of president obama and in kashmir, crowds set fire to a police vehicle. >> that's very concerning. the sort of pile-on agenda that's happening now. >> reporter: circumstances according to the state department reinforcing the need for a u.s. presence in the region. today white house is saying that they haven't ruled out the possibility that the attack on the embassy was planld but they say at this point in the investigation, they still don't have any information to indicate that. in washington, nbc news. >>> tonight officials at the bank of america say they're working to fully restore the website after terrorists claim they took it down. bank of america's website has had sporadic outages since early this morning. members of a terrorist group angry over the anti-islam film claims responsibility. they call themselves cyber fighters and they're threatening to take down the new york stock exchange next. those claim have posted on the website. >>> today britain's royal family won a court battle over topless photos of kate, the duchess of cambridge. but

later on now the purpose of the so for recruitment is gone or america is gone and all of the water in kashmir israel would accept etc there is. there certainly is a challenge to create certain resistance groups and be a drawn if satisfied or if they have grown i would go for your own size. which are scored the frankenstein monster syndrome then they can get back to it but that's almost an inevitable cycle that experience what future do you foresee for afghanistan could fail in the power vacuum after the us that coalition withdraws from the region in. the long going to. become more but the longer the coalition is there the good you've already lost. two thousand and. one or two thousand and two the unfair labor rate. he. tends to be appropriate to become part of the mainstream after all the study has to be a piece of meat and will be at. least through next stage will be can decide no one in. the last ten years have seen that you have grown. so much that people. so my point is. become strong. they really become strong. but. the scholars and that is on the sun again. the piece when he comes in th

in israel, gaza, sudan, tunisia morocco iraq, and among muslims in the indian-controlled region of kashmir. a fomer navy seal was one of four americans killed in tuesday's violent protest in libya. 42 year-old glen doherty was working for a private security company when he was killed along with u.s. ambassador john christopher stevens and two others, in the american consulate in benghazi. as the complex was hit by gunfire and rocket propelled grenades.. a fire started filling the safe room with smoke and driving at least one person to the roof. secretary of state hillary clinton says governments have a responsibility to protect those who serve in diplomatic sites. as long as there are those who are willing to shed blood and take innocent life in the name of religion in the name of god the world will never know a true and lasting peace. it is especially wrong for violence to be directed against diplomatic missions ... sources tracking militant islamist groups in eastern libya say the deadly attack was most likely carried out by a pro al qaeda group. president obama has vowed justice will be

there was a protest in cas - kashmir. and one that read. beed had the man who insulted our religion in syria hundreds gathered where the ambassador was with drawn because of concerns it was too dangerous. and syria held signs was accusing the u.s. of. >> and they marched in a highway behipped the fence from the u.s. embassy in qatar. they carried signs and chanted anti-american slogans. but no violence. >> we are hearing about violence protest in the australia >> exact low. there have been as you know a dozen deaths in the region from the protest. and hundreds injured and hundreds injured in sidney, australia. and some cases throwing shoes which is an insult and clashed with the police officers. one was hit in the head with a battle and demonstrators were hurt as they used batons and police dogs to control the mob. we heard protest in paris this evening. at least are you people coraled there because it was not authorized by the government they were burping flags another protest in belgium tonight. among the chants, obama go to hell. hollywo

these were indian muslims in kashmir. while back in the u.s. republican vice presidential candidate paul ryan blamed president obama. >> what we do not see is steady consistent american leadership. that is what keeps the peace. and that is what we will have in a romney/ryan administration. >> reporter: team obama called that an attempt to score political points. >> both factually wrong, and poorly timed. now is the time when americans should be coming together. >> reporter: as many in the muslim world are coming together against america. the white house insisted today there was no intelligence that could have prevented the american deaths in libya. i'm steve handelsman news4. >> a big blow for abortion rights supporters in virginia today. the commonwealth's board of health approved strict building regulations. critics say that should shut down many abortion clinics. virginia currently has 20 clinics. the new legislation would force them to meet the guidelines of hospitals. opponents say that will put the clinics out of business. what one local

in kashmir, thouss turned out. they burned government vehicles. american and is rally flags and burned in effigy, president obama. all the while calling for complete shutdown of all businesses and government offices. in afghanistan a suicide bomber killing at least 12 people after debt it thatting a car filled with explosives, next to a bus full of foreigners. afghan insurgent group claimed responsibility for that attack calling it a response to the anti-islam online video. the u.s. military suspending most joint field operations with afghan forces. that after a number of insider attacks by the very men our forces are there to train. afghan soldiers killing 51 nato troops this year alone, more than the past two years combined. meanwhile the united states government backing away from the spontaneous attack description by the administration's spokesmen and spokespersons over the past week about events in libya, events that led to the murder of ambassador christopher stevens and three other americans. fox news has confirmed from an intelligence sourc

smash windows at the consulate and threw stones burning the american flag in the volatile region of kashmircalled president obama a "terrorist." in yemen, home to the most dangerous branches of al qaeda, security forces fired warning shots into the air and tear gas at a crowd of about 2,000 protester whose tried to march on the u.s. embassy in the capital city. the chief fox correspondent is like in new york with the news. the countries are just some of the places where the protests are taking place. >>jonathan: the most violent scenes was in sudan, where protesters first attacked the german and british embassies before moving on to the u.s. embassy. they got into the compounds, raised the islamic flags and guarded fired warning shots in the air. we are now hearing that at least three demonstrators were killed during the riots and protests in sudan. this was also violence in tripoli, a northern city in lebanon, where kentucky fried chicken franchises and hardy's were attacked by a mob. this is all happening in lebanon, coincidentally or not, on the day that the pope arrived for a three-day

also to iran and kashmir and got 220-plus dmen stray or thes injured today in egypt an our reporter saysber will probably go up. reporters bracing for tomorrow's friday prayers which often serve as an outlet for political anger. joining us now from new york, fareed zakaria. rush why's vladimir putin quoted as warning that the arab world could decembscend in to chaos. do you think that fear isover blown? >> i think it is. what you have here is one of these periodic crises that take place. you will remember, there have been these around the koran burning and danish cartoons and signs of a fundamental problem within arab societies. a fundamental lack of tolerance and an extremism. but they do not always descend, in fact, they have never really descended in that form because remember just as you reported, don, talking about a few people here and there. may be a few places where it's worse and remember the crucial difference in the place like libya is that the government is entirely on the side of the united states. trying to battle the extremists. so what you're dealing with is a certain deg

in indian-controlled kashmir there were more protests.ops clashed with demonstrators in the streets and used tear gas as they threw rocks at them. security around the consulates have been beefed up the past few days. they have also issued warnings to u.s. citizens to be cautious particularly if they go close to the demonstration. jon: what a mess. david piper, reporting live from thailand. thanks, david. jenna: to one of our top stories. new reports indicating that the department of justice collaborated with a liberal website to spin bad press. james rosen has more for us. >> reporter: this story is nine months in the making that is how long ago the conservative website "the daily caller", submitted to the department of justice a freedom of information act request of copies of all communication between the department and the liberal outfit, media matters for america. justice finally responded with 69 pages of material spanning january 1st 2009, through the present day and including numerous e-mails between doj media relations specialist a

these were indian muslims in kashmir. while back in the u.s., republican vice presidential candidate paul ryan blamed president obama. >> what we do not see is steady consistent american leadership. that is what keeps the peace. and that is what we will have in a romney/ryan administration. >> reporter: team obama called that an attempt to score political points. >> both factually wrong, and poorly timed. now is the time when americans should be coming together. >> reporter: as many in the muslim world are coming together against america. >>> breaking news now that might be related to the movie, muslim protests in afghanistan. there's a report just coming out now of the death of two u.s. marines after a fire fight at a nato base in southern afghanistan. apparently with the taliban. the same base, coincidentally, where britain's prince harry is posted. he's not reported hurt or involved in this. not clear whether the taliban attacked this nato base in connection with the movie protests. the white house, meanwhile, insisted

at least 11 hotspots now including israel, iran, and the kashmir region by india. not just contained in the arab world anymore. the most dramatic and deadly eruption happened in the capital of yemen. take a look. protesters breaching a wall at the u.s. embassy with several thousand more chanting in the street. witnesses say police opened fire on the crowd, four protesters reported dead. officials say two dozen security officers were hurt as well. in cairo, meantime, at least 19 people were hurt in massive demonstrations there. demonstrations as we just showed have continued into the night. the crowd throwing rocks, molotov cocktails, police there you see responding with teargas. some protesters said they hadn't actuallicy the video, but they were outraged by reports about it the idea of it. muslim brotherhood, which controls the newly elected government. put out a statement targeting the filmmaker. it says "we denounce abuse of all messengers of god, prophets and apostles and condemn the heinous crime. we further call for the criminalization of assaults on the sanc

there were also several protests across india, including one in kashmir r a man held a sign saying, behead the man who insulted our religion. but unlike days past, marchers there did not cause any trouble. we've also now seen the base that was stormed in sinai, northern egypt, near the israeli border. it was home to a multi national peace keeping force. it was breached late friday by an islamic militants carrying automatic weapons. they started fires and raised black flags. security force with tanks regained control of that base. in the meantime, we're hearing from an al-qaeda group in yemen that's calling for more protests across the region asking all muslims to stand up, even calling for more diplomats. u.s. diplomats to be killed. >> uma: thank you very much. what if you were laid off only to see your job go to a prison inmate? it's happening right now. that story coming up next. inform welcome back. the latest jobs numbers continues to show that many americans are still out of work with a growing number of people becoming so discouraged that they've stopped looking for work all togethe

burqa-clad women in kashmir echoed the sentiment.y want the death of the coptic christian who made the original film. they opted not to call for the protest that started regional violence on september 11 when a crowd stormed the u.s. embassy and tore down the flag. but a heavy police perhaps at the french embassy held back relatively peaceful crowd that brought a chilling message. "god will punish you," said this man. "i am calling on al-qaeda to punish those who insult islam." now much of this region lives in abject poverty and few if any of the protesters have actually seen the film. but it is clear that militant and extremist leaders are using this perceived insult to the prophet-month-old to propheo american feelings around the region. to what end is yet to be seen. back to you. >> bret: leland vittert live in cairo. thank you. not all of the protests in the region are anti-american. hundreds of pro-government and pro-u.s. demonstrators marched on the headquarters of the main islamist militia group in benghazi, libya today. they

in pakistan protestors stomped on images of president obama and in kashmir they set fire to a police vehicle. >> that's very concerning, this spoiler pile-on agenda happening now. >> reporter: circumstances according to the state department reinforcing the need for a u.s. presence in the region. in washington, i'm danielle lee, nbc news. >>> back in the bay area thousands of health care workers across the bay area are offered a simple option, get a shot or wear a mask during flu season. workers will now be required to get flu shots or wear a mask when dealing with any patient during the flu season. the mandate comes after health officials employees did not get influence shots. they say the rule protects workers but also hospital patients. >>> when will americans stop growing wider? a new report showing nearly half of all americans will be obese by the year 2030. tonight nbc bay area's p marianne favro takes a look at the cost of of obesity and how to reverse the trend. >> reporter: more and more americans are expanding. a report by the nonprofit robert wood johnson foundation predict

these were indian muslims in kashmir. while back in the u.s., republican vice-presidential candidate paul ryan blamed president obama. >> what we do not see is steady, consistent, american leadership. that is what keeps the peace, and that is what we will have a in a romney-ryan administration. >> team obama called that an attempt to score political points. >> both factually wrong and poorly timed. now is a time when americans should be coming together. >> as many in the muslim world are coming together against americans. >> the white house insisted today there was no intelligence that could have prevented the american deaths in libya. >> our coverage continues online at wbaltv.com and our smartphone app. also, the actress in the film set to have sparked the attack speaking out. you can click on national news. >> closer to home tonight, securities on the forefront of baltimore county school employees after two major gun incidents since the school year began. they met today to review the security measures now in place. our

embassies, in israel, sudan, iraq, iran and among muslims in kashmir. there's a call in iran for nationwide rallies tomorrow. it appears to be a backlash at least in part from a low budget anti-islamic film which was made in the united states, first posted on youtube in july and recently publicized in the middle east. here's what we're also learning tonight. federal officials say the filmmaker's name is nakoul nakoula basseley nakoula. that name is very important and much more and why it matters so much later. but the group loosely affiliated with al qaeda in libya that has been accused of playing a role in tuesday's deadly attack on the american consulate in benghazi has just issued a statement denying responsibility. it's an important thing to say given that they have quickly claimed responsibility for other attacks, including on american interests and on the red cross. libyan prime minister tells cnn at least one person has been arrested in conjunction with the killings of the american ambassador chris steven's and three embassy staff members. we hav