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. >>> the anger is growing over a low-budget anti-muslim film produced in the u.s. hezbollah leader made a rear public appearance in beirut this morning denouncing the film. he called the protest in beirut saying the u.s. must be held accountable for that film. in kabul, the series of anti-american protests are breaking out. hundreds of demonstrators clashed with police and set fire to two cars. they set fire to a compound. in pakistan, two people were killed during anti-american protests there yesterday. demonstrators throughout the middle east and northern africa are angry over the film which was produced in the u.s. and uploaded on youtube. there was unrest after a rumor it would be played on u.s. television. >>> the rise in the anti-american violence has prompted the u.s. government to pull citizens out of the areas. last tuesday, u.s. ambassador and bay area native, chris stevens was killed with three others during the attack on the embassy in libya. arrests have been made linked to the attacks. >>> the woman accused of killing nursing student michelle le is in

hundreds of people rallying against a very low-budget film that mocks muslim prophet muhammad. their guns, and afghan police officials saying at least 15 officers were injured. police were also forced to beat back a mob in karachi, pakistan. one person was killed there in karachi. >>> touchdown in kazakhstan as a russian soyuz spacecraft, carrying two cosmonauts and an american astronaut returned to earth last night, some 3 1/2 hours after undocking from the international space station. those three, including nasa's joe acaba, were in space for 125 days. a safe touchdown. >>> prince william and his bride catherine are in the solomon islands today. they're celebrating the queen's diamond jubilee. 9,000 miles away their lawyers are filing a criminal complaint about french prosecutors against a photographer who snapped those topless photos of the duchess of cambridge. britain's royal family also plans to go to court today to stop the publication of more topless photos of the duchess and to seek damages. >>> 49ers beat the detroit lions 27-19 in prime-time last night. they move on

they appear to be buying into a narrative that the trailer for a low-budget anti-muslim film is responsible for the chaos in the streets in the middle-east, hence their apology yesterday. yet again today, before taking the time to condemn the ongoing violence or the death of the u.s. ambassador, christopher stevens, the secretary of state, hillary clinton, chose instead to rant about a phantom movie that may or may not exist. watch this. >> the united states government has nothing to do with this video. we absolutely reject its content and message. this video is disgusting and reprehensible. it appears to have a deeply cynical purpose, to denigrate a great religion and to provoke rage. >> sean: now, keep in mind, her movie critique came before she bothered to denounce the widespread vandalism, the arson, the gunfire and the molotov cocktails being directed at u.s. interest. what she and the president fail to recognize is the fact that the radical islamists who are protesting on the screen, they are not reacting to a movie. they haven't seen the movie. these are anti-american extremists who

protesters outside the embassy were reportedly there due to anger over a reported low-budget anti-muslim film made in the united states and posted on a youtube account. more on that film in a moment. by late afternoon, the compass embassy was reiterating its statement on twitter, one of the tweets read, "of course we condemn breaches of our compound. we're the ones actually living through this." a short time later, the state department confirmed the u.s. diplomatic mission in benghazi, libya, was under attack. searches for the british monitoring group called it a well-planned assault that occurred in two wavs. the sources said the attack involved a group of about 20 militants and included heavy artillery, machine guns, and rocket-propelled grenades. by morning, it was confirmed that four american diplomats, including the u.s. ambassador to libya, christopher stevens, were killed in the attack. that makes stevens the first ambassador killed in the line of duty since 1988, when arnold raphael, the ambassador to pakistan, died alongside the president of pakistan in an unexplained plane cras

they died during a protest over a low-budget film that many muslims see as an open insult to the prophet muhammed. we'll give you a live look at cairo where days of protest have reportedly injured at least 200 people. protesters at times hurling stones, molotov cocktails, while the police there responded with tear gas. >>> meantime in libya, state department workers who were stationed in benghazi have all been evacuated and moved to the capital city of tripoli. fbi evidence teams are now arriving in benghazi trying to help out this investigation. last night libya announcing four arrests in connection with the u.s. embassy deaths and they say they are still looking for more. secretary of state hillary clinton has now identified the two u.s. security guards who were among those killed. >> they were good and brave men. they were committed to the cause of building a brighter future for the people of libya. >> both of those men, former navy s.e.a.l.s, said to have ties to southern california. president obama vowing to bring those responsible to justice, telling voters on the campaign trail ye

the 14 minute video is a trailer to an amateur low-budget movie titled innocence of muslims which depicts mohamad in an offense of light. youtube has continued to leave the video on its site in other countries. a live look at a protest outside the u.s. embassy in egypt. so far, a peaceful demonstration. embassies in at least seven countries are warning of possible anti-american protests. the warnings posted do not report any specific threat to americans note that demonstrations can become violent. republican presidential nominee mitt romney condemned the attacks and offered condolences to the families of those killed and then he criticized president obama in the midst of the unfolding international crisis. >> the administration was wrong to stand by statement sympathizing with those who breached our embassy in egypt instead of condemning their actions >> romney said instead of speaking out forcefully against the initial breach, he seemed to sympathize with the attacks by issuing a statement he called a can to an apology. in an interview with cbs news president obama said ann romney did no

let's get started with there, new protests in the middle east over the low budget anti-muslim film that seems to be getting waves that continue. we have a brand new picture of the man behind the film, that man that made the film, so far unseen but taken during the making of the film and you will see it in a moment and we will hear from another actress who says she too was duped into making this offensive movie. we'll bring you the stories in a moment and first the violence. let's turn to afghanistan where we have seen a wave of anti-american protests breaking out in that country's capital of kabul. how bad has this become and is it close to the u.s. embassy in the capital? >> reporter: well, ashley, trying to keep a lid on the level of anger by contacting religious leaders and banning youtube so people couldn't view the video. this morning we saw about 300 very angry protesters take to the street and tried to make their way to the embassy and stopped by police and that's when the violent clashes began. some 14 police officers were injured including the commander, the protesters burnt tw

new this morning, angry protests continue to grow over a low-budget anti-muslim film proud in the u.s. in pakistan, one person was killed, dozens injured when anti-american protesters tried to storm the u.s. consulate in karachi. they have clashed with police for several hours. in kabul hundreds of protesters have been burning cars and throwing rocks at a u.s. military base. the mob also burned tires, shipping containers and one police car as they chanted "death to america." there's also been at least two more so-called insider attacks in afghanistan. four u.s. service members were killed, two others wounded. a local afghan official says the americans were lured in by afghan police who called for help, saying they were under attack by insurgents. when the americans arrived, the afghan police turned their guns on them. on the same day, an afghan soldier turned his weapon on a vehicle he believed was driven by nato soldiers on a base in the south. an international civilian worker was injured. >>> back here at home, a san jose neighborhood is calling for new traffic safety measures after

muslim film that mocks the prophet mohammed. the fourth day of protests in afghanistan against the low budget film produced in the united states. this man says they will continue to protest, unless

reaction to a low budget ain't anti-muslim film released in america.ionally the president leads romney by three points within the margin of error. romney seemed pleased with the numbers when he spoke with "abc news" george stephanopoulos this morning. >> romney: i'm doing well. i'm tied in the poll, some days up, some days low we're doing well in swing states. >> eliot: notobama has a seven point edge over romney and the president led by five points in florida and enjoyed that same five-point lead in virginia. also in new hampshire according to an in-state poll. romney's ability to connect with middle income voters is one big reason why he trails the president. that inability was on display today. >> romney: no one can say my plan is going to raise taxes on middle income people. principle number one is keep the burden down. >> you under $100,000 middle income. >> no, middle income is $200,000 to $250,000. >> really? >> eliot: according to a study from 2009, households earning $180,000 are the top 5%. right now median household income around $50,000. me

his comments come as more protests are expected today over a low-budget film that many muslims see as an open insult to the prophet muhammed. the u.s. has sent fbi officials to follow up on the deaths of chris stevens and three others. right now we do have a live look at the streets of cairo where days of protests have now reportedly injured at least 200 people. overnight protesters hurled stones and molotov cocktails, while police responded with tear gas. in libya, state department workers who were stationed in benghazi have all been evacuated and moved to tripoli. last night libyan officials announced four arrests in connection with the u.s. embassy deaths and says they are tracking more suspects. the family of ambassador stevens is gathering in washington, d.c., as they wait for his body to return to u.s. soil. last night stevens' younger sister spoke exclusively on "rock center with brian williams." >> he spoke 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 diplomatic mission that he w

assembly where the discussion was focused on anti-american rage in response to a low- budget film that makes fun of the muslim prophet muhammad. the president said the film is an insult not ownly to muslims but to america as well. >> i have made it clear the united states had nothing to do with this video. i believe its message must be rejected by all who respect our commonality. >>> candidate mitt romney spoke at the clinton global initiative a couple of hours before the president was there and he offered his opinion on the u.s. foreign aid system and the handling of the middle east violence. >> syria has witnessed the kill else of tennings to -- killing of tens of thousands of people. our ambassador to libya was assassinated in a terrorist attack. iran is moving to nuclear capability. >> there was no bipartisan resentment on stage as romney stood side by side. in fact, he joked about the good he could have on the polls. >>> some students are hard at work today, trying to get their peers to register to vote. a rally is getting underway. new at noon, allie rasmus joins us live to explain what is difference ab

both incidents are feared to be a reaction to the low-budget anti-muslim film. the movie was produced in the u.s. by an israeli filmmaker. he said he intended the film to be provocative and said islam is a cancer. muslims say it insults muhammad, proper traying him as a fraud and a womanizer. now it's been talked about by terry jones. the u.s. pastor who threatened to burn the koran years ago. this is an extremely dangerous situation. >> let's go to jake tapper at the white house. the president briefed by officials through the evening, jake. now he's ordered american diplomatic folks around the world be put on high alert before he speaks in the next hour. >> the president was informed that ambassador stevens was unaccounted for. he was told that last night. this morning, he got the bad news. he condemned the attack. he's ordered more security at the u.s. mission in benghazi and u.s. posts around the world. the u.s. is concerned thauz of this film that the muslims could be inflamed and this fim could provoke further acts of violence. he said chris stevens was a c

the security officials outside the embassy, all in apparent retaliation for that low-budget, poorly-produced, anti-muslimn, some of these protesters are calling for americans to get out of the country and calling for the producers and the people who took part in that film to be killed under sharia law. >> sean: thanks. as we watch the deadly protesters, we are reminded that it is not just president obama who has been failing. the american people in this international crisis, mainstream media in america as well. journalists are arasleep at the wheel. there is no accountability for failed leadership or hard questions being asked. tonight, we present a list of questions that our inept media ought to be asking the white house. for example, why did your administration apologize for hurting the feelings of the radicals that were attacking and breaching the walls of our embassy and burning our flags? >> sean: by the way, we have a dead ambassador and two dead navy seals and another dead american and the al qaeda flag hangs over our embass netukneesia. what are you going to do, mr. president? fox news political

indicators that are really very interesting to look at i mean we have countries and muslim countries that score very low on the development index we're talking about massive rates of of illiteracy we're talking about unemployment rates that are very high this situation allows for islamic fundamentalist group to manipulate the masses they are manipulating the masses moving them towards a certain decision and it's very easy to manipulate people when the socio economic indicators are so deplorable and when the american policies continue to be aggressive towards muslims and arabs this is how the arab and muslim states perceives the united states as an aggressor and then aggressor well it takes a spark for it to you know all come out in violent forms as we can see now on the screen and this is what's happening and it's very you know it's saying it again i live here so it doesn't come to me as a surprise because i see that people have tremendous hatred and negative aggressive feelings towards americans and very that's. very unfortunate doesn't serve american interests and i think the russian foreign ministry

officials fear both incidents are in response to this low-budget, anti-muslim film. it's so controversial in the middle east, abc news is not showing it. the movie was produced in the u.s. by an israeli filmmaker, who says he intented the film to be provocative and says islam is a cancer. >> what they want to do is make muslims mad. it seems like that occurs. we'll see if it spreads to other cities around the world. >> reporter: muslims say it insults the prophet mohammed, depicting him as a fraud and womanizer. many blame america for the film. and it's being promoted by terry jones, the gainesville, florida, pastor, who angered the muslim world in 2010, when he threatened to burn the koran. the u.s. is evacuating all americans working with the state department from benghazi. and the u.s. is also bracing for more attacks in the middle east, considering this an extremely dangerous situation there right now, george. >> all from a film that's been shown in full only once, i believe, in hollywood. but that trailer, on youtube, all around the world. >> reporter: it has sp

muslim world. please. live. in. a low and welcome to cross talk i'm here all about past the time come to leave should the protests and even violence in the arab middle east against the u.s. make washington completely rethink its engagement of the muslim world and will stay only make matters worse. if you. live. crosstalk anti-american protests in the muslim world i'm joined by going to myron mines he is a professor of economic and social geography at mines university in seattle we have rooms he by route he is the editor in chief of the palestine chronicle and in washington we cross to roy goodman he is the correspondent for europe and the gulf for the mcclatchy newspapers all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want if i go to you in seattle given everything that's happened recently in the last week or so when i am focusing on all the protests should be in that should the united states consider quitting the middle east quitting the arab world or radically changing its strategy.

muslim holy day, and u.s. embassies around the world remain on high alert. the aftermath of a low budget film with horrible reviews, but a huge and angry audience. for "nightline," i'm martha raddatz in washington. >> martha raddatz on the continuing turmoil in the middle east. "good morning america's" going to have the latest developments in the morning on this story. tomorrow is a big day in the middle east. >>> next up, we're going to change gears. we're going to tell you about the newest addition to the mcdonald's menu. calorie counts. will knowing how many calories that big mac has really stop you? one reporter's experiment. you know why i sell tools? tools are uncomplicated. nothing complicated about a pair of 10 inch hose clamp pliers. you know what's complicated? shipping. shipping's complicated. not really. with priority mail flat rate boxes from the postal service shipping's easy. if it fits, it ships anywhere in the country for a low flat rate. that's not complicated. no. come on. how about... a handshake. alright. priority mail flat rate boxes. starting at just $5.15.

. >> at the center of the controversy is an online trailer for a low-budget film called "the innocence of muslims." initial reports said the film was directed by an israeli real- estate developer living in california named sam bacile, but questions have arisen over whether such a person even exists. one person known to be directly involved in the film is a coptic christian living in california named nakoula basseley nakoula. we're going to begin today's shown yemen with iona craig, a journalist for the times of london based in sanaa. can you tell us what is happening outside the u.s. embassy in sanaa right now? >> the situation now [indiscernible] protesters marched on the u.s. embassy early this morning. they managed to reach inside the compound itself, burning vehicles and u.s. flags. when i was there, shots were being fired by the yemeni security forces to disperse the crowd, but they were burning tires and chanting outside the u.s. embassy building. >> the press reports here say the demonstrators eventually were rebuffed or expelled from the embassy grounds? >> yes, that is correct. there are

we're learning more this morning about the ex-con suspected of making that low-budget anti-islam movie that's enflaming the muslim world. u.s. is scrambling to marines in place to protect u.s. embassies. 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 joi

muslim uprisings we have seen. what could you pass along to him? >> look, it's not because of a film, lowoutube clip. it's radical islamist ideology. groups like the muslim brotherhood, this is who they are. they are using the film like they used the muhammad cartoon as an excuse, as a pretext. this is the new normal now, post-arab spring. this is how it's going to be going forward. it is only going to get worse. it hate to be a downer but hey, someone has to say it, it's reality. >> neil: eric, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> neil: all right. tonight, another one who has a downer piece of news for us on fox business. grover norquist the idea that the government gets bigger and can keep going this way not going to happen. tonight at 8:00. does your phone give you all day battery life ? droid does. and does it launch apps by voice while learning your voice ? launch cab4me. droid does. keep left at the fork. does it do turn-by-turn navigation ? droid does. with verizon, america's largest 4g lte network, and motorola, droid does. get $100 off select motorola 4g lte smartphones like the

coming up, overnight, the man suspected of making that low budget anti-islam film that's set the muslimorld on fire was picked up for police questioning. he wrapped a towel around his face as they put him in the car. as we are learning new details, we are also learning new details about the attack on an american base in afghanistan, which now appears to be part of the backlash that's spread to 31 countries. high temperatures and low humidity creating the perfect storm for wild parts in your part of the country. it's now near bellaire and l.a. today is another searcher scorcher in that part of the world. and plus royalely pe. ved, they are suing the french magazine that ran pictures of indicate. and she's spotted smoking what is looked like a pipe while driving illegally. vines had her license suspended after she was bust ford dui and two hit-and-runs. the big question this morning is why is she still on the road? some people are calling it another cautionary tale of childhood stardom. >> look forward to it. great job. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> in a few hours cal plays at the

fox at 3:00 in new york city an al qaeda egyptian clerk has issued a call for muslims to kill anyone involved with the low budget anti-islam video that mocked the prophet mohammed according to the reporting of the associated press. the protesters are not over the movie. today, it turned violent in several nations. first, in afghanistan, hundreds of people burned cars and threw rocks at the military base. the local afghan police general says protesters injured 20 officers. pakistan, now, security forces there fired tear gas and warning shots in the air in an attempt to push back hundreds of protesters marching toward the consulate. in northern pakistan, a person died after hundreds torched a press club and a government building and clashed with police. >> in indonesia, a picture of president obama was burned and they tried to set on fire a truck in in the parking lot of the embassy, and 11 police were hurt. in lebanon, hezbollah leader there made a rare public appearance to rally thousands of peaceful protesters. he has lived in hiding to avoid assassination since his hezbollah battled israel in 2006. many

." >> violent protests across the muslim world this week, sparked by a low budget movie by a mystery film maker. the u.s. embassies found themselves under attack by outraged mobs and in some cases forces fired on mobs with deadly consequences and all of it caused a dramatic shift in the presidential campaign as foreign policy suddenly took center stage. ben wedeman is back in cairo. it seems that this weekend there seems to be a cooling of heads to a certain degree in egypt. is that what you're seeing, ben? >> certainly among the leaders of the muslim brotherhood and in the administration of the egyptian president, there is an attempt to calm down the situation rhetorically. and certainly we've seen in messages conveyed by leaders of the muslim brotherhood and the egyptian president, they're trying to send a message of reassurance to washington. but at the same time they're kind of walking a tight rope between washington and the street here in egypt, where there is anger, where we have seen these protests really going on around the clock. and therefore there's a difference between wh

learning more this morning, meanwhile, about the ex-con suspected of making that low-budget anti-islam movie that's enflaming the muslimld. meanwhile, the u.s. military is scrambling to get marines in place to protect american embassies. abc's lama hasan is covering all of it from cairo, egypt. lama, 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 hea

muslim film that mocks the prophet mohammed. the fourth day of protests in afghanistan against the low budget film produced in the united states. this man says they will continue to protest, unless the infidels correct themselves. the protests aren't likely to die down any time soon. in will be none the leader of hezbollah has called for massive demonstrations there this week. -- >> in los angeles right now coptic christian and muslim leaders are holding a news conference to denounce the violence in the mideast over that anti-islamic movie. these are live pictures of that event, very peaceful because they are talking about the rights of free speech and other things. the filmmaker is a self-described coptic christian. >>> shiny new record for apple, the company sold more than two million preorders for iphone 5 in the first 24 hours double the number for the 4s. lines are already growing outside apple stores. flagship store in new york city die-hard fans are camping out many missed out on last week's preorder limited numbers go on sale friday at apple stores and wal-mart, best buy, radioshack, at&t, verizon and sprint. let the fr

muslim film that mocks the prophet mohammed. the fourth day of protests in afghanistan against the low budget film produced in the united states.his man says they will continue to protest, unless the infidels correct themselves. the protests aren't likely to die down any time soon. in will be none the leader of hezbollah has called for massive demonstrations there this week. -- >> in los angeles right now coptic christian and muslim leaders are holding a news conference to denounce the violence in the mideast over that anti-islamic movie. these are live pictures of that event, very peaceful because they are talking about the rights of free speech and other things. the filmmaker is a self-described coptic christian. >>> shiny new record for apple, the company sold more than two million preorders for iphone 5 in the first 24 hours double the number for the 4s. lines are already growing outside apple stores. flagship store in new york city die-hard fans are camping out many missed out on last week's preorder limited numbers go on sale friday at apple stores and wal-mart, best buy, radioshack, at&t, verizon and sprint. let the fren