we have the three syrian army to retreat into lebanese territory. >> the lebanese government has not managed to do much to calm the situation. one reason is that the cabinet is dominated by hezbollah. a shiite militia that also operates as a political party. hezbollah is a close ally of the syrian government and of iran, the main shiite power in the middle east. >> teheran supports hezbollah with weapons and money that come into the country through syria. they depend on having a friendly government in damascus, so has a lot is going to do everything it can to keep assad in power. that means the fighting inside lebanon could escalate. >> but the lebanese people themselves will be wary of the -- becoming involved in another conflict. >> i think that the lebanese are well aware of the risks. they have emerged from a pointless 15-year war themselves. it will not let themselves be exploited. some lebanese politicians are trying to de escalate the conflict. >> in tripoli, the lebanese army is now overseeing a cease-fire. whether or not the streets stay peaceful depends very much on how lon

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a brazen syrian rebel attack on a border posts and the lebanese army out for revenge while it's between pro and anti assad functions spilling across the middle east it's. also the hundreds of millions of pounds spent by the british government of foreign countries that barely need aid while pushing further costs and benefit caps at home. in the storm at sea as china unveils drone surveillance plants bore islands it disputes with japan but fears that the asian giants could be surging towards a regional war. hello and welcome to our team where we have the latest news for you from around the globe on screen and online i'm karen tara while the growing anti-american chorus in the muslim world sees more salt to being rubbed into wounded relations between the united states and egypt it's a concern that critics say is highlighted by the fact that no meeting is expected between the leaders during president morsi is a visit to the u.s. for the u.n. general assembly policy or has more on whether egypt's new leader will be able to show more independence from washington than his predecessor. mohamed

territory while rebels take shelter in lebanese towns it has aggravated i'm healed wounds from the past storing fears of a new civil war that's already has had effect here in lebanon. the polarized politics of lebanon. it is resulted in conflicts that have taken place in tripoli it is resulted. that have happened in beirut. of course vulnerable to this type of sectarian conflict lebanon sunni's mainly support syria's rebels including the powerful militant group hezbollah tend to back president bashar al assad a member of the alawite sect was divided between the groups that support that the syrian syrian regime and those people who actually. hoping and cup the lies in going there for what they scold the free syrian army nowhere is that divide more violently visible than in tripoli on the streets of lebanon's second largest city and sunni gunmen have been battling it out this is been a flashpoint for years but the fear is the violence could spiral out of control and spread across the country when we arrived a shaky cease fire was being monitored by the lebanese army but we spoke to fighte

a brazen syrian rebel attack on a border post sends the lebanese army out for revenge with violence between pro and anti assad factions spilling across the middle east. and the hundreds of millions of pounds spent by the british government on foreign countries that barely need aid pushing further constantine if it comes. onscreen and online twenty four hours a day seven days a week this is r t. well the growing on time merican course in the muslim world sees more salt being rubbed into the wounded relations between the united states and egypt it's a concern that critics say is hollowed by the fact that no meeting is expected between the leaders during president morsi visit to the u.s. for the u.n. general assembly. has more on whether egypt's new leader will be able to show more independence from washington and its predecessor. mohamed morsi came to power on promises to make could the capital of palestine and open up egypt's corridor with gaza his presidency promised his supporters a chance to reclaim egypt some pride especially on the international stage one of the curious things is that t

lebanese citizens guarding military citizens guarding the outside perimeter so a storm something like that don't have to clash with the lebanese i don't know i don't really think we would see that happen and moreover again i mean the more radical elements within this country. are thought to be located in the largely sunni dominated areas not so much in beirut so i doubt that we will see this kind of violence escalate if the political situation doesn't change if we see something for example an attack on iran then i think the situation could be a lot more dangerous for the u.s. . and elsewhere and so perhaps that's a precautionary move for other considerations i guess i'm just wondering i mean have you had a chance to speak to some people some of the people on the ground there and what are they telling you. well instead of me retelling it why don't we play a sound bite that i think we have for you ok. we believe and i think you know the. rhythm of the companies that somehow. this. jesus this whatever you got a. lot of people. so it's quite interesting i mean we've seen the discussion he

. >> during the welcoming ceremony at the airport with the lebanese president, the pope said lebanon could set a positive example for the region. >> the famous balance between religions i 11 on and the goodwill of the lebanese people can be a model for the entire region if not for the entire world. >> then, the pope gave a blessing to lebanese government and church officials. >> mr. president, dear friends, i, as a pilgrim of peace to lebanon and as a friend of god and man. god bless you all. then the pope later held mass at st. paul's basilica. tomorrow, he is expected to meet islamic religious leaders. >> for a closer look at the story, we are joined now by our religious affairs correspondent. let's go back to the beginning -- what is the background to the pope's visit to lebanon? >> lebanon is quite unique, of course, to the arab world because it has the largest christian population. they are in communion with the catholic church. they recognize the pope as a spiritual leader. it is also a country in which virtually all other middle eastern religions are represented. there are sun

like that don't have to clash with the lebanese i don't know i don't really think we would see that happen and moreover again i mean the more radical elements within this country. are are thought to be located in the largely sunni dominated areas not so much in beirut so i doubt that we will see this kind of violence escalate if the supportable situation doesn't change if we see something you know for example an attack on iran then i think the situation could be a lot more dangerous for the u.s. in beirut and elsewhere and so perhaps it's a precautionary move for for other considerations i guess was the i'm just wondering i mean have you had a chance to speak to some people some of the people on the ground there and what are they telling you. well instead of me retelling it why don't we play a sound bite that i think we have for you ok. so you know your position actually other than the gentleman called you with. john hope this works others believe what the book is and what it's for show you what it is whatever it is this is what we call political almost all of this whether you thoug

tens of thousands of protesters have taken to the southern lebanese city of tire this is in line with a call that went out earlier by the has been a leader. where he called for his supporters to show their anger in the thoughts in a shouts and in their faces he says that this form is the worst attack ever on islam not so far the demonstration is peaceful if one is a demonstration on monday in which more than a hundred thousand hizbullah supporters took to the southern suburbs of beirut now and that's one of the has called for staggered protests throughout this week we understand that the next protests will be on a friday in the east and lebanese city of baalbeck but at the same time we are hearing reports of an american food chain k.f.c. that for the second time has been attacked in lebanon now this comes on wednesday as clashes erupted here between palestinian protesters and israeli security forces at least twenty people were injured when the clashes erupted near a border crossing in east jerusalem the protesters threw firebombs as well as stones at the security forces they responded

of thousands of lebanese have now taken to the streets for the second massive march in just the last few days organized by hezbollah's leader experts say the undertones are increasingly political rather than religious and a challenge to america's regional clout. well for more coverage on the rally in lebanon as well as other islamic nations around the world let's cross over to our seas paula slayer in television paula good to see you how can you tell us how does this protest in lebanon compare to the last one. well certainly witnessing the same kind of numbers at least tens of thousands of protesters have taken to the southern lebanese city of tire this is in line with a call that went out earlier by the has been the leader hassan nasrallah way he called for his supporters to show their anger in the first shots and in their faces he says that this form is the worst attack ever on islam now so far the demonstration is peaceful if one is a demonstration on monday in which more than one hundred thousand hizbollah supporters took to the southern suburbs of beirut now and that's one that

and film theory continues to spill into the streets as stands of thousands of lebanese have been protesting in beirut exactly a week after anti-american anger started sweeping the muslim world. and the york city police crackdown and occupy wall street anniversary celebrations pushing shoving and forcibly arresting nearly two hundred activists. and u.s. and britain are leading the largest ever military exercises off the iranian coast as israel and iran trade threats of war. now tensions in the strait of hormuz between israel and iran are the focus of today's interview former director of the israel missile the fans organization ozy rubin paying the full picture of strife between the two countries. osea revealed the very first director of the israeli missile defense organization it's great to have you with us or today israel keeps all its options open when it comes to iran suspect its activity of making a nuclear bomb including war but could israel actually go to war with iran without relying on the united states. for pinions but i think the real question here is what is the. wisest. and if yo

tens of thousands of lebanese fan their anger over u.s. film mocking islamic full week after and to american fury started sweeping the muslim world. that was that it was the world to be released to the west we want to start with you on the show you play airing tampers in europe as muslims they are looked to exploit the breast as a turning point they can use for what they call a holy war. the u.s. and britain are leading the largest ever military exercises off the iranian coast this is right and to iran trade threats of war. and the new york city police crackdown and occupy wall street anniversary celebrations pushing shoving and forcibly arresting nearly two hundred activists. who are trying to get me to live from moscow with me marina joshie an afghan insurgent group claims it's behind a suicide attack on foreigners in kabul and says it's been staged in revenge for u.s. made film mocking as at least twelve people most of them foreign workers were killed as a suicide bomber rammed his car into a bus near cobbles international airport the v

some other news making headlines around the globe and lebanese muslim pogrom has been released by syrian rebels after being held hostage for more than five months the month of arrived back in beirut where he was greeted by his family on the lebanese interior minister abraham was one of eleven pogroms abducted in syria in may this year on their way from turkey to lebanon the rebels have previously freed one another one of the program leaving nine moons toe to. managed to reach a deal on border security and oil production the president's came to an agreement which will see the resumption of exports over a number of other issues that remain unresolved once some of sudan gained independence and july last year it up trained designers of the country's oil while saddam retained processing and export facilities fighting a war they should pull both to the brink of war this year. the u.k.'s severe budget cuts have dealt a crushing blow to the country's police force and fox they've been so sweeping there's been talk among some forces of striking despite industrial action by police being illegal und

by the his milliliter his son and this trial are now those protests are happening in the eastern lebanese city of rome big as i say they are being organized by hizbollah but later today friday they will be in another protest organized by sunni clerics there hasn't been any violence in lebanon but no doubt tensions are running high all french schools in lebanon as well as the ambassador's residence has been closed today lebanese security on high alert the protests so much more than just as they really are calling up. against the united states that many say has been simmering below the surface for quite some time so what we're witnessing is really now the spark to the fire that is seen tens of thousands of people take to the streets in all these cities to really hold the united states responsible for what they say is the worst attack ever on islam. all asleep well let's cross live now to beirut and political show me no one is covering the middle east for the huffington post evening to the still energy of these protests from what we're seeing as well with hezbollah leaders stoking things by

and to some other news making headlines around the globe a lebanese shiite muslim pilgrims in a releaseby syrian rebels after being held hostage for more than five months the man arrived back in beirut where he was greeted by his family and the lebanese interior minister i was abroad he was one of the eleven pilgrims abducted in syria in may this year on their way from turkey to lebanon the rebels had previously freedom one other program leaving nine more still held captive. sudan and south sudan have managed to reach a deal on border security and oil production that will resume exports from south sudan through sudan the president came to an agreement on the demo tries to board a buffer zone between the countries although a number of other key issues remain unresolved when south sudan gained independence in last year size of the country's oil while done retaining the pro sing and export facilities fighting with a shoe pulled both to the brink of this yet. the u.k. severe budget cuts have dealt a crushing blow to the country's police force in fox they've been so sweeping there's been tal

and film fewer continues to spill into the streets as towns of thousands of lebanese have been protesting in beirut it's exactly a week after anti-american anger started sweeping the muslim world. and the new york city police crackdown on occupy wall street anniversary celebrations pushing shoving and forcibly arresting nearly two hundred activists. the u.s. and britain are leading the largest hammer a military exercises off the iranian coast as israel and iran trade threats of war . and now we hear from a former u.s. governor and an ex wrestler who's hoping to run for the white house in two thousand and sixteen jesse ventura speaks to our teens and as usual going to about the impact of occupy wall street and explains why he thinks the american electoral system is out of date and unfair. sitting down with jesse ventura former governor of minnesota former navy seal former professional wrestler bestselling author it's very nice to see you back in our new york studios great to be here now jesse you recently announced that you are considering participating in the presidential race in the year

and wanted me to express their gratitude to the lebanese people. >> jolie is pushing for more funding to help take care of the massive influx of refugees in countries along the syrian border. >>> for a third straight day students in chicago did not go to class, as city teachers continued to strike. the chicago teachers union president warned that the strike could be as long as both sides continue to hold fast on their various positions. union leaders are currently reviewing the latest proposal by the city school board. 26,000 teachers have been on strike since monday, leaving 350,000 students out of school. at issue is a new teacher evaluation procedure, and a system for rehiring laidoff teachers. mayor rahm emanuel says he is not a fan of the band nickelback, despite a sign that the teachers strike that said otherwise. a strike supporter took a picture of the sign that read rahm emanuel likes nickelback. he meant it as an insult. and the picture, well, it went viral. today an emanuel spokesperson said the mayor is not a big fan of the group. the man who made the sign has now changed

. >> the lebanese militant group hezbollah has called for a demonstration against an american-made filmhat many find offensive. he went on tv urging his fathers to join protests like this one where hundreds of lebanese people burned american and israeli flags. >> and in pakistan, police fired rifles to break up a protest at the american consulate in karachi. but the crowd broke through barricades and reached the outer wall. one protestor died while 18 others were hurt. all-americans at the diplomatic mission are reported safe. >>> the final day of the reno air races began with a tribute to those who lost their lives during a horrific accident a pilot and 10 people died when a plane crashed into the box seats which made planning this year's event difficult. they were not sure if they would have a show until last month. some people did notice a difference. >> because of the impact of what happened last year, i did hear one vendor say they noticed there were less children here this year. >> that happened once in 45 years. there is a lot more chance of dying from eating a cantaloupe from go

. >> the lebanese militant group hezbollah has called for a demonstration against an american-made filmhat many find offensive. he went on tv urging his fathers to join protests like this one where hundreds of lebanese people burned american and israeli flags. >> and in pakistan, police fired rifles to break up a protest at the american consulate in karachi. but the crowd broke through barricades and reached the outer wall. one protestor died while 18 others were hurt. all-americans at the diplomatic mission are reported safe. >>> the final day of the reno air races began with a tribute to those who lost their lives during a horrific accident a pilot and 10 people died when a plane crashed into the box seats which made planning this year's event difficult. they were not sure if they would have a show until last month. some people did notice a difference. >> because of the impact of what happened last year, i did hear one vendor say they noticed there were less children here this year. >> that happened once in 45 years. there is a lot more chance of dying from eating a cantaloupe from go

lebanese authorities have suspended permits a separate government officials bodyguards and there confiding the pope's visit to a central lebanon and northern christian areas. go for the latest on the violence in the middle east. we also have the dates on facebook and twitter. >> sentenced to 30 years he's admitted hot and with agents as part of the nihon -- of an al qaeda plot. he went so far as to put on what he thought was a bomb-laden dust. he received a lesser term under a plea deal. dodge the old dominion is going to be getting a heavy dose of political attention in the fight for the white house. >> the senior political reporter is in the news room with that. dr. willard the president is going the hold a rally next friday. hail laser-like focus on virginia. both sides really crunching the figures to determine their next move. >> he has gotten us to $16 trillion. >> constantly talking numbers. these new ones present a mathematical challenge. litton pulls and these three king states. florida 5 and virginia and getting so much attention. how does he turn it around? the running mate paul

planes fired four missiles hit a remote area of a lebanese border town. so far no reports of anybody killed. [machine gunfire] >> meanwhile, human rights watch syrian rebels are committing war crimes, torturing detainees and executing at least a dozen of them. the united nations reports growing number of outsiders including jihadis are now getting involved in the syrian conflict. activists say the country's civil war has led to the death of more than 23,000 people if are fed up with telemarketers hounding you with low iryour interest rates or whatever, you are not the only one. complaints over the so-called robo calls coming up. plus, another tabloid has published topless photos or i should say photos of prince william's wife kate topless. even after the royal family sued and called all , details are ahead. [ engine revving ] ♪ [ male announcer ] every car we build must make adrenaline pump and pulses quicken. ♪ to help you not just to stay ale... but feel alive. the new c class is no exception. it's a mercedes-benz through and through. see your authorize

preached a message of peace about the is on a protests and the civil war in syria a population urges lebanese leaders to work as role models for religious tolerance. >>> this is not just for our religion to show the world >>> the christian faith is down to just 5% from 20% of a century ago pope benedict presides over an open air mass hundreds of people expected to attend. an alert for san jose state students the incident that prompted the warning. no more sales tax advantage for amazon customers the changes it makes in his business practice to keep its customer base. >>> in the bay area of dense fog out there and things are changing a sunny sunday on cattan >>> amazon dot com a haven for california shoppers looking to avoid sales tax but that free ride came to an end today. ben tracy on amazons new business plan. >>> p j gallagher has been on an on-line shopping spree >>> buying stuff i thought i would never buy on amazon about outdoor cushions and barbecue covers i could not believe i could buy polyurethane on amazon. >>> should not make up a heater and a new yoga matt wiry by so much stuff?

. >> syria is also seen an influx of iranian and lebanese advisers and mercenaries supporting government troops. that is the assessment of the un, which is both sides are responsible for war crimes in an increasingly bitter civil war. >> she has returned to what is left of her old school, here to pick up books to press on with her studies at home. >> this school was a base for the free syrian army, a military jet bombarded it. >> of the school was leveled and is now closed. another sign of how the conflict is disrupting life for children and adults alike. air raids, running street battles and mass executions. the situation interior deteriorates further each passing day. the un commission on human rights gathered to hear a report on a grave human rights abuses committed by both sides. the authors are compiling a classified list of war criminals. >> we have collected at a formal an extraordinary body of evidence which will remain in the office of the high commissioner. information collected where consent was provided will be available for future national and international justice mercenari

high in all french schools in lebanon as well as the ambassador's residence has been closed today lebanese security on high alert the protests on much more than just as they really are calling up anger against the united states that many say has been a simmering below the surface for quite some time so what we're witnessing is really now the spock to the fire that is seen tens of thousands of people take to the streets in all these cities to really hold the united states responsible for what they say is the worst attack ever on is. the president of the arab lawyers association says washington has been inadvertently stoking american hate in the region for years. the u.s. is continuing to insult the beliefs and the feelings of the muslim countries the freedom of press and expression which the u.s. is relying on does not actually apply equally every time for instance google which owns you tube still refuses to remove pictures from the web site despite the demand by most of the muslim countries of the arab countries a situation which is continuing despite the fact that for instance in the us y

and film fury continues to spill into the streets as tens of thousands of lebanese have been protesting and they root it's exactly a week after and ten american anger started sweeping the muslim world. and the york city police gregg down an occupy wall street anniversary celebrations pushing shoving and forcibly arresting nearly two hundred activists. the u.s. and britain are leading the largest ever of military exercises off the iranian coast as israel and iran trade threats of war. now coming out algren off talks to the ground mostly of syria buggery dean has soon about the west for a role in supporting rebels in the syrian conflict that's up next on spotlight. download the official. language stream quality and enjoy your favorite. t.v. is not required to watch on t.v. all you need is your mobile device to watch on t.v. any time. hello again to welcome to spotlight. on. and today the program is the grand mufti of syria while the syrian rebels and the government forces keep shooting at each other many parties to try to find a way to settle the. different opinions about. the power grid