lama done a book blurb before? the dalai lama is your book blurb. >> how you know it's a good book. jimmy carter and dalai lama cannot be wrong at the same time. >> you've written a book, you've written a book. >> dalai lama never returned my phone calls. >> google measures and they perfect. how do you get them to talk about being centering themselves and feeling? >> right, right. i chose the engineers. >> easily, easily. >> the reason is because i figured if i could get to the engineers, i could get to everybody. the engineers are the lowest common denominator. so how do you get the engineers? two things, first has to make sense to engineers. a second has to be evidence based. has to be science behind everything i say. let me give you an example. an example is an ability to calm the mind, a place that's calm and clear. that's highly trainable. >> and measurable. you can get bio feedback. >> just bring attention to the breath and bring it back. the reason it works is that everything you do dumbbell, strengthen it m

and, lama, we heard of some unrest and some violence outside of the consulate. some protesters cutting through barbed wire, throwing rocks. what is the scene like right now? >> reporter: yes. good morning, paula. you're absolutely right. protesters are on the streets of cairo again this morning, outside the u.s. embassy right now. there are running battles between the protesters and the egyptian security forces. the demonstrators have been burning cars and throwing stones at the security forces. police have hit back by firing tear gas. of course, this follows an explosion of violence overnight. also outside of the u.s. embassy, a massive crowd of about 500 protesters breached the new barbed wire that has been put in place to protect the embassy after the first set of demonstrations that took place three days ago. the crowd is angry. many young men clashed with security forces, throwing rocks and molotov cocktails. security forces had to fire warning shots in the air and tear gas to push the protesters back. they succeeded in doing so. they pushed them back about

abc's lama hasan is on the ground there in cairo tonight. lama?> reporter: david, that anger and those protests are flaring up again tonight. the protesters here are seething with anger, all aimed at america. in cairo today, the u.s. embassy under siege. running battles between protesters hurling rocks and security forces firing back tear gas and water cannons, using a newly erected concrete wall to defend the embassy. what is it that you want right now? >> a promise from the american government that will not happen the next year or any other year anymore and all governments stop disrespecting muslims. stop disrespecting our religion. >> reporter: it is fury fueled by that online movie mocking the prophet muhammad. in tahrir square right now, we have crowds gathering. they're carrying the islamic declaration of faith, "there is no god but allah, and muhammad is his prophet." today, the protests spread across the globe. in sudan, protesters stormed the u.s. embassy before being stopped. this after setting the german headquarters on fire. in tunisia

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. >>> the dali lama says he's encouraged by signs that china's approach to tibet could improve under new chinese leadership. in a reuters interview, the dalai lama said he's heard from people inside china who say china's new president, set to take over later this year, could be more lenient. the comments came just days after two more young tibetans set themselves on fire to protest china's policy toward tibet and the dali lama. more than 50 people, mainly monks and nuns, have committed self immolation since 2009. most have died. >>> in cleveland the trial began this week of 16 amish men and women. they're charged with hate crimes for forcibly cutting the hair and beards of their fellow amish. the case involves members of a small breakaway amish group who attacked men and women in their former community. the defense say the beard and haircuttings were personal disputes, but prosecutors argue they were religiously motivated, since hair holds religious significance for the amish. if convicted, some of the 16 could serve 20 years or more in prison. >>> in much of the underdeveloped world

lamb lama hasan starts off off. >> reporter: uploaded to the internet it's two hours long. depicts the prophet muhammad as a womanizer and pedophile. today, protests at the u.s. embassies in -- and -- and here on the streets of cairo, anger. the crowd is getting bigger and voices getting louder. chanting anti-american sentiments. this man watched the movie and said his blood is boying. he blames america. muslims believe it's blasphemous to depict his image in any form. >> we love him. we believe he's the greatest person. >> reporter: tonight as the demonstrations continue for the second night it's their message reverberating across the region. now we go to my colleague david wright in los angeles on who is behind this film. >> reporter: lama, a very long fuse appears to have ignited this controversy and it's not at all clear where it leads. today we started by looking for sam bacile claiming to be the writer, director of the video. he described himself as an israeli-american real estate developer. now hiding for the fear of his life. he's a deadend. apparently a fake name.

now we go to my colleague david wright in los angeles on who is behind this film. >> reporter: lama, a very long fuse appears to have ignited this controversy and it's not at all clear where it leads. today we started by looking for sam bacile, who is quoted, claiming to be the writer, director of this video. he described himself as an israeli-american real estate developer to the wall street journ journal, now in hiding for fear of his life. but sam bacile is a deadend, no public records at all. apparently a fake name. >> my name is steve, s-t-e-v-e, last name is klein, k-l-e-i-n. this man claims to have consulted on the movie but there's no real proof of his involvement. >> who is sam bacile? >> good question. i don't know sam that well. >> reporter: another deadend. tonight he said he managed the production company for this film, suppose with the associated press and he's been reported to have trouble with the law known as different aliases. one final mystery, it appears that someone, not clear who, translated the english language trailer in a dialect of the arabic spoken in egypt

abc's lama hasan is in cairo, egypt, tonight, where the protests have begun to subside. lama? >> reporter: david, tonight the streets are controlled again, after cracking down on the protesters, driving them out and away from the u.s. embassy. but this region is a powder keg. the militant group hezbollah is calling for more protests across lebanon. and in pakistan today, more violent demonstrations. police fired warning shots to stop the protesters from advancing toward the u.s. consulate in karachi, but across much of this region, the violence we've seen over the last couple of days has mostly died down. meanwhile, the libyan government today announced it had arrested 50 people involved in the consulate attack that killed ambassador chris stevens and three other americans. the libyan president saying the attack was planned by foreign fighters linked to al qaeda who had entered the country months ago. david? >> lama hasan, thank you. >>> and we wanted to pick up where she left off there, that statement by libya's president, saying the attack on the u.s. consulate was premedita

abc's lama hasan has the very latest from cairo. good morning, lama. >> reporter: good morning to you, bianna. this wave of protests is sweeping across this region and beyond, to more than 30 countries. some peaceful, others deadly. meanwhile, there are new developments this morning in the hunt for who is behind this movie. overnight, in los angeles, nakoula basseley nakoula, the man believed to have directed the anti-islam film, which sparked the protests, seen here with his head and face covered. he was interviewed by federal probation officers. and later, allowed to leave once the interview was over. meanwhile, across the world, the fury he sparked, still raging. here in cairo, police firing tear gas into the crowd, in what was a tense standoff. all across the region, embassies were under siege. look at this picture in tunisia. a cloud of black smoke from the u.s. embassy, after protesters stormed the gates, starting fires. two protesters were killed. in sudan and yemen, clashes at u.s. embassies there. and in lebanon, where the

lama hasan, abc news, london. >> and we thank you for watching.le political team will be here at 10:00 p.m. for the kickoff of the democratic national convention. ms. obama's speech tonight. and a special edition of "nightline" with terry moran later. i'll see you again soon. captioned by closed captioning services, inc.

lama hasan, abc news, cairo. >>> and now, we return here at home. we have more tonight on that bomb plot in chicago. an 18-year-old man accused of trying detonate his car bomb outside a bar, not knowing the fbi had given him a fake explosive. abc's alex perez has all of the new details. in court today, his attorney said he is no terrorist. prosecutors said he was determined to kill americans. according to court documents investigators tracked daoud for months. in one internet forum he allegedly wrote "i live in the united states of america/hypocrisy. i hate the oppression of the usa and i would love to do something that would hurt it from the inside." his target, according to investigators, a packed downtown bar friday night. the co-owner of cal's bar and liquors told abc he believes his bar was the target. the location matches the description in the affidavit. authorities say daoud parked his jeep jerky with what he believed was a bar, walked away and then planned to detonate the device. that's when the fbi pounced. according to court papers he pre

lama hasan, abc news, london. >> and we thank you for watching.le political team will be here at 10:00 p.m. for the kickoff of the democratic national convention. ms. obama's speech tonight. and a special edition of "nightline" with terry moran later. i'll see you again soon. heavy load in america. but mitt romney plan, a middle class to $2,000 more a year in taxaxe. multi-millionaires like himself hits the middle class harder... bigger break. forward for america? this message.

the city is on edge. >> thank you so much, lama. now, we turn to that tragedy in libya.e learned more today about those five hours under siege in the dark of night, ending in the death of u.s. ambassador chris stevens and three other americans. there have been arrests in libya tonight. we have two reports. we'll start with abc's jeffrey kofman on the ground. jeffrey? >> reporter: good evening, diane. at least one of the militants believed to be involved in that attack that killed the u.s. ambassador and three others has been arrested. that according to libya's new prime minister that is determined to show he's cooperating with the united states. he sails more arrests will follow. meanwhile, two u.s. destroyers have been positioned off the coast of libya and an elite team of 50 u.s. marines has arrived here to guard the u.s. embassy and to assess security. nonessential personnel have been evacuated to germany. the mood here on the streets, calm but tense. people here coming up to us, saying, please tell the people in america we are so sorry. now, let's turn to my colleagu

lama hasan, abc news, london. >> and we thank you for watching.le political team will be here at 10:00 p.m. for the kickoff of the democratic national convention. ms. obama's speech tonight. and a special edition of "nightline" with terry moran later. i'll see you again soon. >>> next on abc 7 news at 6:00 breaking news. a chp officer not expected to recover perfect a shootout that left a suspect dead. >> that incident shut down a freeway for hours, you'll see how traffic is flowing now. >> and the second anniversary of the deadly san bruno pipeline blast. and the new call for change. at pg&e. >> and live from the democratic convention, california delegates weigh in on michelle obama and other women taking center stage. >> you're looking at the aftermath of a deadly shooting along an east bay freeway. and chp officer is in critical condition and now on live support. the man police say shot him is dead. and cheryl jennings. >> nine hours after it happened investigators are on the scene and traffic is still a mess for thousands of commuters. it bega

lama hasan, abc news, cairo. >>> thank you. and now back here at moment. we move to the presidential election. 50 days to "your voice, your vote" and tonight the romney camp is engineering a reboot as there's a developing story of a new tape of the governor at a private event. abc's david muir is here with all of the details from the romney camp. david. >> two big developments, diane. and more on that video in just a moment. and listen to the individual yoecht 47% of people who he says he'll never get. >> 47% who are with him, who believe they are victims, who believe the government has a responsibility to care for them. who believes they are entitled to help care, to food, to housing, you name it. that that's an entitlement and they'll vote for him no matter what. >> reporter: in that same clip, it appears that he's talking about tax cut force the rich. and so my job, is not to worry about -- they should take personal responsibility and care for their lives. what i have to convince the five to ten percent that are independent. >> reporter:ed video came on

abc's lama hasan is covering all of it from cairo, egypt.a, good morning to you. >> reporter: nakoula besseley nakoula who is believed to be behind that movie mocking the prophet muhammad is in hiding. his lawyers say that his family is under siege and they fear for their lives. meanwhile, here in the region, the u.s. is ramping up its security outside embassies. as for those 15 marines who were on their way to sudan to secure the embassy where protesters tried to storm the building, they've been turned back. their request was rejected saying they would handle it themselves. back here in cairo, after four days, the violent clashes, police have regained control of the streets. as for security around the u.s. embassy right here, right now, it's been tightened, and it's much bigger. dan and bianna? >> all right, lama, thank you. >>> and now let's go to ron claiborne with the other headlines this morning. >> hello there, dan, bianna. good morning, everyone. >>> chicago public school students could be on their way back to class by this time tomor

lama hasan is covering it. >> reporter: nakoula besseley nakoula is in hiding. his lawyers say that his family is under siege and they fear for their lives. meanwhile, here in the region, the u.s. is ramping up its security outside of embassies. as for those 15 marines to the secure u.s. embassy in sudan, to secure it from violent scenes like this tried to storm the building have been turned back. back here in cairo, after four days of violent clashes, police have regained control of the streets. as for security around the u.s. embassy, right here, right now, it's been tightened and it's much bigger. dan and bianna? >> lama, thank you. >>> let's go to ron claiborne with the other headlines this morning. >>> chicago public school students could be on their way back to class by this time tomorrow. striking teachers are meeting today to see if they'll end their week-long walk-out. and go back to work. alex perez joins us with the latest. >> good morning, ron, it has been a long, frustrating week for the 350,000 students and their parents affected by all this. teach

some protesters are still there, one telling abc's lama hasan that he wants blood. why? what inflamed the mad passionate mobs and protesters in the streets? a movie. an incredibly amateurish crude and nasty movie made in the united states and released on youtube. innocence of muslims it's called. predicts prophet muhammad as a pedophile and womanizer. among that is this guy. pastor terry jones. remember him? for a few tense days two years ago jones banked in a dangerous international controversy he ignited by declaring he would burn a koran. christians would ask what would jesus do. do you think jesus christ would say pastor go burn that holy book? >> absolutely. >> jesus christ would say that? >> absolutely? >> reporter: back then he was disuaded from doing, and he did it anyway and ten people were killed by a rioting mob in afghanistan. >> no matter what that church does if you retaliate we retaliate. i think we should send a message to them. we heed to send a message to radical islam. >> reporter: now jones is promoting this movie as a way to unsalt muslims. he didn't

let's get right to abc's lama hasan in cairo. lama? >> reporter: good morning, george.es, we've been forced to come to the studio this morning because our satellite truck that was parked outside the u.s. embassy came under attack. the area around the embassy right now is a battlefield, with protesters clashing with egyptian security forces. an explosion of anger spreading quickly across the region. protesters took to the streets of cairo again this morning, as police fired tear gas. overnight, they broke through a barbed wire barrier and burned tires near the u.s. embassy. also, demonstrators stormed the u.s. embassy in yemen. overnight, protesters smashed windows before breaking through the main gate. security guards fired warning shots to stop them. tensions ablaze over a 13-minute youtube trailer, depicting the prophet muhammad as a womanizer and fraud. outrage over the film spreading. in cairo, we spoke with muslims chanting death to america. this man says seeing the trailer made his blood boil. just who made the movie remains a mystery. it is credited to a shadowy

tavis: for people that have not met the dali lama, what is he like? >> that is a hard one. he is an extraordinary person and you feel that immediately. but you're also struck by how simple and straightforward and available -- i remember him saying to me, if you really have that experience and really have penetrated the court of what the buddhist thought is, you will be able to express what that is to a fisherman. to somebody that is a dedicated. you don't have to do it with high concepts. it can be done in a very simple way. a highly scholastic kind of person with a triple degrees in his system of doctorates and philosophy and psychology. but he can speak to anyone, hart to hart, about the highest aspirations of human beings. tavis: what has been the greatest takeaway for you from this faith journey that you have that on? what have you taken away? what has been the greatest joy for you? >> everything expands. i was on a journey as a kid. i call it a dissidents, a very real dissonance between what i had been told the world and reality is, in that nature of my mind. it wasn't

the roots of extremism lead all the way to the middle east but others say the threat from and his lama hatred could become even stronger he is going off reports. the trip to work that turned to tragedy that our stance had moved he was driving when a series of blasts threw him from his car the man who's been openly against the spread of radical ideas and on the lever survived to find out his deputy was shot dead in another part of town investigators still don't know the exact motivation behind the attack but the spotlight is now on the other stun most people here are muslim and that gets mentioned more and more when it comes to the spread of radical islam in russia yes some of the local muslim communities are financed by arab funds from states where wacko business is an official religion the money has to be worked off and they demand their ideology is spread here. like a business is one of the most fundamental branches of islam it's strongly advocated in saudi arabia which backs it up with billions of dollars of support across the muslim world its followers often oppose all other religi

the burning world trade center through a pair of spectacles with a caption western glasses for these lamas world while another shows a flashlight painted with an american flag highlighting an arab man holding a bloody knife while the true picture of his mom goes unseen many egyptians have a plot of the cartoons as a civilized response to the french publication. strangers are rallying outside a south african courthouse where political activist julius malema as being charged with corruption is accused of laundering proceeds from illegal public contract contracts and using the money to buy him self car and plot of land to support the scene of the charges as a government attempt to silence him malema has used their recent unrest at south africa's mines in his criticisms of president jacob zuma. well it's now cross to the business as grower daniel bushell areas and let's take a look at the implications the conflict between china and japan has over the business world chinese people now refusing to budge from these products in protest and it's no hit toyota slashing production in china the world'

china and india have been tense with new delhi hosting the exiled tibetan spiritual leader the dalai lama for attack ads. are i do stay with r.t. i'll be back with a recap of the top stories in just a few minutes and. it is the. longest child was on the shuttle by the. tragedy. these two here these three. don't remember every second of the slightness. it will remain in their memories and harsh forever. and if you saw. a little. one or. two and welcome to our teens the weekly i'm karen taraji with the week's top stories turkistan military intervention in syria gets the cold shoulder with the new u.n. peace envoy arguing any such interference but making it cease fire impossible. a chorus of support for iran's peaceful nuclear program as the country destroys any notion it's been politically isolated blessed with its hosting of a massive international summer and. a war of the wealthy but imo which successfully beats back legal attempts by a london based high court body spitters off scale to cut off a slice of this multibillion dollar fortune. and the republicans freshly nominated presidential

china and india have been hands with new delhi hosting the exiled tibetan spiritual leader the dalai lama for decades. are i do stay with r.t. i'll be back with a recap of the top stories in just a few minutes.

abc's lama hassan has more from cairo. >> reporter: in afghanistan, four u.s. service members were killed in another insider attack. afghanistan soldiers turning on american allies. >> members of the afghan police shot four service members. >> reporter: elsewhere in the country, outrage after a nay tomorrow air strike killed civilians. they shouted death to america and drove some of their bed to the provincial capital in protest. in pakistan, police used tear gas and water can ner cannon to protestors away from the consulate. we are learning more about what happened when the nato base was attacked by the taliban. they say they were targeting britain's prince harry who is stationed there. according to some reports, prince harry was quickly taken to safety. but the attackers destroyed or damaged 8 harrier jets worth $20 million each. and hitting three refueling stations and six aircraft hangars, two u.s. marines were killed. meanwhile the u.s. ambassador to the united nations says the attack on the american consulate in benghazi, libya, september 11th which kille

rumor, bird proposes that they plant a rumor that the chinese are trying to assassinate the dalai lamad, um -- because he's become convinced that this is, the dalai lama is the only thing americans really care about china. and i'll read you, this is just a paragraph. and angel is skeptical. she says, well, you know, what are we offering by way of evidence for this? and he says, well, who needs evidence when you've got the internet? [laughter] she's still a little skeptical. she says we just post it on your facebook page, and you expect this to lead the evening news? and bird shrugs, he says, okay, look, there are one or two details to be worked out, but, you know, but i've done the research, and the dalai lama's the one thing having to do with china that americans actually care about. human rights? terrible working conditions in chinese factories? where's my ipad? global warming? taiwan? wasn't that some novel by james clevelle? when's the last time you heard anyone say we must go to war with china over today -- taiwan. but the tally llama, he's a 73-year-old sweetie pie with glasses a

money is already a job she's got a bottle or she's got a waiter she's got a wife describe the dalai lama and she's hiring people isn't that what we want out of america's rich people she would still hire people even if shoes paint a thirty six percent income tax rate she's got millions but i wish i could she hire as many people if she left course you are good she's standing she has lent you the losable income she has less money to hire people and she was going to use i did i wanted to talk about that immorality i honestly find it outrageous almost to say that mitt romney is not a moral when this is the guy who we're just talking about who gave thirty percent of his income to the church to during the night decide mitt romney other than that i think he's he's you know plain plain number games with his tax returns for last year for political purposes but i'm not calling him a moral i'm calling the system immoral i'm saying shouldn't we be changing the system well should we go back to what ronald reagan said on. and they have a millionaires pay the same tax rate as opposed to i think we shoul

lama, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, elizabeth.ell, this is a city bracing itself for a huge amount -- outpouring of anger. the streets of cairo are once again a war zone. we're overlooking tahrir square, just down the street from where we are is the u.s. embassy. we can see the security forces who are meant to be guarding the embassy, firing tear gas at the protesters, trying to push them back. but the crowd is going nowhere. they are digging in and getting ready for a fight. many thousands anticipating to take part in a million man march. a call to protest by the muslim brotherhood. police in riot gear launching tear gas canisters into the sea of violent protesters. it's now the fourth day of anti-american demonstrations, fueled by an amateur film called "innocence of muslims." many here say the movie is blasphemous, denigrating the prophet muhammad. >> do not come here. >> reporter: what is your message to america? >> my message is to stop. stop disrespecting us. >> reporter: back in the u.s., police and reporters surrounded the