but as we move forward and talk about pakistan u.s. relations, the new dynamics are emerging dynamics where we are able to achieve together. i think it is important to first talk about pakistan because i have often said in the last few days that the foreign minister of pakistan, as prime ministers are talking more about what pakistan is not about rather than what pakistan is about. i think there are misperceptions about pakistan, pakistan's intense, pakistan's policy dynamics, about how pakistan perceived or what it conceives to be in its national interest. the misperception is the misperception of the real intention in the region and within pakistan that sometimes it seems that pakistan is quite literally on the side of that if were to believe other misperceptions about pakistan, which are given to it. now, in order to talk about pakistan, the potential pakistan u.s. relations come it is important to look at what pakistan is today an even more importantly, what the future of pakistan is. and again, as they often say, it is the foreign

a big maybe the timing is interesting because in the aftermath of the raid, pakistan- u.s. relations hit rock bottom. they're starting to improve, so maybe it is trying to rekindle those tensions. >> his id emboldening militants and pakistan? >> there is a dynamic between afghanistan and pakistan. the united states as tried to get some of these elements to negotiate a peace settlement and they have been unwilling to do that. notwithstanding the united states strategy to appeal some of the elements of the violence strategy in the political process, this war continues. >> can you tell us about the location of today's attack? >> is a major pakistan the city. and what makes it a significant is the proximity to the largely under-governed tribal areas. that is where they are based, where the taliban escape to in the aftermath of u.s. and international intervention. it is the remaining safe haven where these elements are able to operate not only against afghanistan, but in pakistan itself. >> thank you for joining us. >> opposition activists claim at least 25 people have been kille

it took hours for the police to restore order. >> let's go live now to pakistan. the u.s. is running television spots in pakistan with secretary of state hillary clinton saying that the government had nothing to do with the film about mohammed. why is that not working to defuse the rage? >> i think the american connection and the statement by hillary clinton and president obama came a little bit too late. after a perception had been given here in pakistan that the u.s. did not intervene to take the objectionable film off of youtube and other social media. what compounded the situation was the government's announcement to observe friday as a day of love to the prophet mohammed, and this way, the government basically walk into a trap that the individual political parties had set for the government. of course, the loss of the 25 people in one day from the north to the south basically underscored that such protests can hardly be controlled, and that the criminal element will also take advantage of such occasion. >> it is very hard for people outside of pakistan to believe that

u.s. accuses pakistan of supporting the group, but pakistan dismissed it, wh which has become a sticking point in bilateral relations. the pakistani government raised the u.s. classification in a statement and calls the move a u.s. internal member. it adds the members of the network are not pakistani citizens and pakistan cannot answer for any of their actions. the u.s. have often urged pakistan to mount military operations against the haqani network at its stronghold in northwestern pakistan. following the designation of the network as a terrorist organization, the usa could put even more pressure on pakistan to take action. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: meanwhile, the taliban is ramping up its resistance. one of the taliban members involved with secret talks with the u.s. in qatar gave a warning when he spoke to nhk last month. >> it will pay to have involved in the peace process, because when you are talking and you are trying to resolve the issue through peaceful means and at the same time, simultaneously, someone from your group is -- it means someone is creating attackers in the p

in pakistan a u.s.ne fires to missiles at a vehicle this morning suspected of killing militants. the attack took place in a troubled region of boards afghanistan. [ female announcer ] now your best accessory can be your smile. with colgate optic white toothpaste. it whitens over 2 shades more than a leading whitening toothpaste. so with colgate optic white, all you need to look fabulous is your smile. colgate optic white. whiter teeth in 1 week. >> for many people the endeavor was a once-in-a-lifetime seen. our crews were literally everywhere. how >> a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. huge crowds gathered by the golden gate bridge to aha history. >> we thought and how exciting >>jaqueline: many people wanted to see endeavor on its final flight. they waited in major their cameras are ready and then, the show started to approach. >> i a.m glad i skipped school for this. and i had tears in my eyes. it was overwhelming. >> as the morning unfolded more people showed up. finally, the moment everyone had been w

u.s. ambassador to pakistan. i understand that after you retire, you'll be going to the columbia school of law and follow that with some other academic -- welcome back to the world of academia. you were the u.s. representative in pakistan during a challenging time. you helped mend relations between the two countries during a series of crisis in 2001, in particular. 2011 was indeed -- it was no small achievement. i suppose we all came to know what this crisis taught you about pakistan and the u.s. and about the relationship between the two countries. will the relations ever be the same? that is the question all lot of people have in mind. how is it likely to evolve? what are the challenges ahead? these are some of the questions and i guess there will be many more. i understand you intend to replace that in the larger context and the relation with pakistan since 2008. this is something we will welcome as well. ambassador, we are most honored to have you. we have -- we're very honored that you have chosen carnegie fo

ours and intelligence officials tell me they would support cutting off pakistan as well and the cheap yest best way to do is it is to u.s. companies to stop doing business with pakistan. >> victoria, is there any possibility that the money is going to terrorist who are there killing our ambassadors. shouldn't we cut it off and better to be safe than sorry? >> i think no doubt the money is going to terrorist. but it is not track there is no accountable in foreign aid. can can we need to spread democracy in the middle east. if you cut off nw you will see the real rise to al-qaida and that is a threat to our national security and don't throw it off. instead of weak commitments from the government leaders, let's hold them accountable. >> that is specifically what senator rand paul is saying. first we must demand accountability. and before we give billions to pakistan and egypt. >> the problem is there is a negative correlation . there is no evidence that it works . when you think of trying to spread democracy in the middle east. democracy led to tyranny there. and the biggest thing about foreign aid. there is no evidence of

[laughter] as we talk about pakistan/u.s. relations and the emerging dynamics and what we're able to achieve together, i think it is important to first talk about pakistan itself. i have often said -- i find myself talking more about what pakistan is not about rather than what it is about. misperceptions about pakistan and pakistan's intent, about how pakistan is perceived, the misperception that so much clouds our real intentions and goals and objectives within the region and pakistan that sometimes it seems as if pakistan is on a suicidal trappe if you were to believe all of the misconceptions. in order to talk about the potential in pakistan/u.s. relations, i think it is important to look at what pakistan is today. even more importantly but pakistan is marching towards. there is a lot of good happening within pakistan. a lot of institutions happening in pakistan. democracy is starting to develop. it is often ask how is democracy delivering in pakistan. let me speak to that. in the next few months, there will be the first tr

u.s. has not confirmed the report yet. pakistan has demanded the u.s. stop using missile strikes in its country. >>> today protesters across the world are expected to demonstrate against natural gas drilling. organizers say the process pollutes water and makes people sick. the u.s. environmental protection agency or epa and many state regulators say the drilling can be done safely. they say natural gas production has grown, adding jobs and lowering prices for the industry and consumers. the american lung association says natural gas has helped reduce air pollution. >>> the iphone 5 is official loin sale and there's already been reported robberies of the new phone right here in our area. police in alexandria are investigating a used car dealership that was robbed of around a dozen iphone 5s and some cash. investigators say at least two armed men robbed the dealership on south dove street last night and police are warning new iphone owners to be aware of surroundings at all times. >>> a d.c. man is facing big charges after police busted him for selling fa

in pakistan, u.s. back government declared a national holiday for mass protests.hawar, police tried to beat back rioters with batons as they set fire to local cinema cinemas. protesters set fire to police check points. amid burning cars and karachi one man promised, "we are all ready to die for prophet muhammad." the pakistani prime minister tried to explain the anger. >> [ inaudible ] if an attack on the vision of muslims. therefore, this is something that unacceptable. >> reporter: the insult to the prophet muhammad united sunni and shia muslim against the common enemy. in iraq, israeli and miles per hour flags burn as hezbollah continueed protest in leb bonn. iran's president used the military parade to accuse the west of trying to start a religious war. burqa-clad women in kashmir echoed the sentiment. they 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 e

public anger against the united states is already strong in pakistan where u.s. air strikes targeting suspected militants regularly cause civilian casualties. >>> in egypt, several hundred demonstrators clashed with security forces near the u.s. embassy in cairo. police used tear gas to disperse the crowd. >> authorities remain on alert ahead of possible demonstrations after the friday prayers. >>> japan's prime minister wants to change how his citizens power their homes and businesses. yoshihiko noda unveiled his long-awaited energy policy. it calls for the country to phase out nuclear power in the coming decades. the plan reflects the feelings of many japanese following last year's accident at the fukushima plant. but big business says the policy is problematic. nhk world's chia yamagishi has the details. >> reporter: government ministers have spent months talking to each other, to experts, and to the public to figure out the role nuclear power should play in japan. in the end, prime minister yoshihiko noda's administration has decided to work towards a nuclear

in pakistan, u.s. representatives say all americans at the embassy are okay. after protesters fought with police right outside. >> all of our personnel in pakistan are safe and accounted for. we did have protests that were relatively widespread around the country today. however, most of them have been dispersed peacefully. >> shepard: at one point police say hundreds of pakistanis broke through a barricade and made it to the consulate's out oar wall. cops and security forces fought back the demonstrators. medical official says one protester died in the fighting. many say they're angry over anti-islam video. it's frankly impossible to tell whether militants may be taking advantage of these demonstrations to try to spread chaos and unrest. "the fox report's" correspondent is live four new york newsroom. regardless of what is behind all of this, we are certainly seeing a lot of anti-american sentiment really all over that part of the world. >> spreading largely from the middle east to central asia which is where we saw the worst of the disturbances today. pakista

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u.s. behind the attacks next we speak with carol grayson a human rights activist who's traveling to pakistan to continue her fight against this lethal tactic. unmanned drones are lethal and seemingly indiscriminate increasingly used by the u.s. in pakistan as part of the so-called war on terror the pakistani authorities released a test in two thousand and nine alone drones killed seven hundred innocent civilians today i'm talking to carol grayson hughes a human rights activist and campaigner he's about to go to a start in northwestern pakistan which is one of the most volatile and dangerous places on earth to continue her battle against drones carol thank you for coming to talk to us before you go tell me are you afraid i'm not afraid because i feel will be very well supported i mean often overwhelmed by the messages of support you know some really looking forward to going and i'm not afraid at all what effect does the use of drones have on the morale of people who are living in these. they've got absolutely no security every day is an uncertainty. you know their child may go to school and n

public anger against the united states is already strong in pakistan where u.s. air strikes targeting suspected militants regularly cause civilian casualties. >>> in egypt, several hundred demonstrators clashed with security forces near the u.s. embassy in cairo. police used tear gas to disperse the crowd. >> authorities remain on alert ahead of possible demonstrations after the friday prayers. >>> japan's prime minister wants to change how his citizens power their homes and businesses. yoshihiko noda unveiled his long-awaited energy policy. it calls for the country to phase out nuclear power in the coming decades. the plan reflects the feelings of many japanese following last year's accident at the fukushima plant. but big business says the policy is problematic. nhk world's yam has the details. >> reporter: government ministers have spent months talking to each other, to experts, and to the public to figure out the role nuclear power should play in japan. prime minister noda has decided to work towards a nuclear-free society. >> translator: step by step we've c

. >> but first a suicide bomber in pakistan targets a u.s. vehicle and he was packing hundreds of pounds of explosives, the investigation and the news behind it next. >>> an emotional tribute today in edgewater, maryland, as the body of a fallen navy seal came home. hundreds lined route 2 to honor special warfare petty officer first class patrick feeks as police escorted his body to his hometown. feeks was killed last month when his helicopter crashed during a firefight in afghanistan. he'll be laid to rest wednesday at arlington national cemetery. >>> a suicide bomber targeted a u.s. government vehicle in pakistan today and killed two pakistanis, injured dozens more including two americans in the city of peshawar. as the car left the american embassy, the suicide bomber packed his own car with 240 pounds of explosives and then slammed into the u.s. vehicle. >> we pray for the safe recovery of both american and pakistani victims and once again we deplore the cowardly act of suicide bombing and terrorism. >> so far no claims of responsibility,

u.s. sentiment building in pakistan now. ters, trying to storm the u.s. consulate in karachi. one person was killed, dozens others were injured. protesters setting at least four police cars on fire, as well. demonstrators in karachi holding up signs reading, quote, blasphemy is not freedom of expression, and its sentence is death. also word of a deadly attack near the heavily protected green zone in baghdad this morning. police say a suicide bomber rammed a car packed with explosives right into a checkpoint. seven iraqis were killed by the blast this morning. 24 others were injured. the shiite lawmaker and his bodyard among those wounded. >> news back here at home. school is still out in chicago. the teachers' strike continues this morning, despite a tentative contract agreement reached by school officials and union leaders. a group of union delegates said they wanted more time to discuss the deal with the rank and file. chicago mayor rahm emanuel says he will seek a court injunction to try and force the teachers back into th

u.s. military base in kabul. demonstrators from pakistan way to the outer wall of the consulate in karachi. tahman bradley has more. >> reporter: americans are being evacuated from u.s. missions overseas as the anti-u.s. fury continues. this morning department -- demonstrators took to the streets of kabul, afghanistan still protesting over an anti-islam film produced in the u.s.. in pakistan police fired tear gas and cannons on protesters who broke through a barricade on their way to the u.s. consly. >> president has been clear the protection of american personnel and facilities is and will remain top priority. >> reporter: in afghanistan u.s. service members on edge after four american troops were killed by afghan soldiers they believed were their allies. the incidence after the taliban launched brazen attack on a coalition basement thought was the safest in the country. 15 taliban fighters wearing american uniforms blew a hole through the alter wall stormed in with automatic rifles, grenade launchers and suicide vests damage was enormous.

nhk world's nassar as islam with today's threat to pakistan's finest. >> reporter: u.s. tough being a policeman in pakistan. the work is hard, hot and dangerous. islamist extremists are out to make trouble. as a cop, you are on the front lines. over the past ten years, violence has killed more than 5,000 members of the police and security forces. the pressure of the beat along with poor life-style help create another deadly problem. obesity. about 40 persons of the 175,000 strong punjab police force is officially overweight. some cops can barely break out of a job. fed up with all of this flab, police chiefs in punjab are cracking down. they have issued a ruling against fat. a policeman's waist can no measure no more than 96 centimet centimeters. this is no random number. the police chief who chose it, it's ideal. why? because it's exactly his trouser size. >> translator: we have to fight against well-trained terrorists. our goal is to discipline our overweight policeman and get them back into fighting shape. >> reporter: every morning now, policemen roll up to the gym, h

u.s. of an islamic phobic film pakistan has persistently asked the u.s. to stop launching the missile strikes a request the u.s. continues to ignore. i quote also says it's considering asking britain to also wise transferring children astonishes embassy in sweden so he can respond to sex crimes charges that ecuador also says the whistleblower could be questioned at its embassy in london where sound has been holed up since june the u.k. is it to respond aquittal wrong to the wiki leaks editor at asylum last month but the standoff continues a son's fears that if he was sent to sweden he would face all would exposure to the u.s. to stand trial for leaking diplomatic cables. riot police had to be called into a suburban dutch town where around four thousand party goers turned out at a teenager's best day party the crowd threw stones and bottles and even bicycles at police who had been put on standby after the party invitation went to wire on facebook the girl forgot to mark a band as private and had to flee her home after over one hundred thousand users said t

u.s. government vehicle in pakistan killed at least two people. at least say they were pakistani bystanders. 19 others were hurt including two americans. it happened in northwest pakistan after the u.s. embassy vehicle was leaving the u.s. consulate. the city is the main sanctuary for taliban and militants. >> closer to home here, vandals leaving their mark on a sculpture that honors the homes and lives lost in the oakland hills fire. >> this is is not the first time this has been targeted. christie smith is live with a look at what's being done to restore the memorial. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is really upsetting for people who live in the oakland hills particularly those who remember that day who lived through the 1991 fire storm. well, this is the complete garden here. this is the sculpture put up. once again someone has vandalized this. i say once again because this is actually the third time that the fire storm memorial garden sculpture has been vandalized according to a committee that maintains it. sometime this weekend

u.s. be more in pakistan than afghanistan i think it actually needs a whole rethink of strategy and i actually think the u.s. and a lot of the people back me up on this need to actually take a back step and let pakistan deal with its all issues within its own territory and stop trying to create more problems because the drone strikes are just creating you know more radicalized young people in the tribal areas we're hearing as well carol gross and he drone activist and for make i live in london thank you for coming on the program thank you. by the american made anti muslim film of the protests that followed it oh galvanizing culture warriors on both sides of the atlantic and that space in new york has become the latest battlefield artes and i see chuck and i is in the big apple to gauge the local reaction. these ads calling for the defeat of jihad are being put up in tents some way stations in new york mr costin with more than six thousand dollars that come from a group that's accused of sparking hate by critics but has been given the green light by new york authorities only going up this monda

the rest continue to see protests popping up in pakistan we saw many protests today in a couple of the large cities outside of the u.s. conflict in karachi and pakistan. tomorrow planned protesting islamabad the capital of pakistan the u.s. embassy there decided to temporarily suspend services at the u.s. embassy because of the threat of violence and how significant the violence has been over the past week or so. you get the feeling the fuse burned out before it hit the dynamite. there is a lot of riot police still on the streets. we walked around the u.s. embassy today hundreds if not thousands of people many of whom automatic weapons guarding that bashed wire. that didn't keep the protests from making their voices heard spray painted on a tree nearby didn't need translation from us, judge. it said usa go to hell. back to you in new york. >>> stay safe. thanks so much. >>> florida congressman and colonel allen wes joins us. ghouled evening congressman. how are you? >> it is really a pleasure to be with you. happy rash shanna. to all of our jewish friends and americans across the world. >>> you heard it. this is a vi

u.s. government advertisement appearing up to 10 times per day on pakistan atv >> the u.s.overnment had absolutely nothing to do with this video. >> in india, students shouted death to america and set the is the american flag on fire. in bangladesh protesters took to the streets after prayers. they burned a box that was supposed to be the president's coffin. protesters also burned an american flag in afghanistan and thousands took part in a massive demonstration in iraq. muslims called the 14 minute movie trailer an attack on their religion and they're bound to protest. >> the great soda pop exchange happening in the bay area >> mobile 5 is live as the iphone five hits the,, >> mobile 5 and iphone 5, live at union square as the winds continue to grow. iphone enthusiasts anxious to get their hands on the new product. today, the first day it could be purchased anywhere in the world so we were there this morning when the doors opened. fans actually helped employees countdown. for those who had been waiting outside for days, they say it was well worth it. >> it feels like a mas

. >> it's a youtube cartoon and i would say the big debate cut foreign aid to pakistan, u.s. ies though have already pulled from pakistan and the best way to cut foreign an aid. >> and the united states and president obama and hillary clinton, are getting the message of this movie out there. i think they have attacked more than anybody. that's the first time i've seen what they're running over in pakistan and it sounds like an apology to me. why are we apologizing? if anything, we should have put something out that said that the killing of a u.s. ambassador will not be tolerated. >> exactly. >> right. >> and apology-- >> the administration is still-- >> and as free speech, and the deaths of our americans and the-- >> the administration isn't quite clear, i think the president is still blaming the movie and other people in the administration are blaming al qaeda. >> what did you think of the press secretary find it self-evident. and saying self-evident yesterday that it was a terrorist attack. it wasn't self-evident monday tuesday and wednesday. >> the stock market, the news is

u.s. and pakistan is you know has been the worst thing in the last few years it's. it's not all the u.s. either i mean ok so you we had twenty million displaced pakistanis during the floods and you know then of course you had. the incident where twenty four soldiers were killed and the nato supply lines to two to afghanistan were blocked because the pakistani people got so angry but you had you have you know worsening rhetoric coming out of the united states now there are no civilian casualties of drone strikes in pakistan any boy any male within the sort of military age range is now a legitimate target so you know there's always something driving sanny anger towards u.s. policy in its country and its you know direct neighborhood. so so this could you know this will continue this will ebb and flow i think until something gives. up again in the immediate ongoing calls for protesters to demonstrate peacefully by their leaders and many of these countries what those those calls of failed completely by what we're seeing what is actually going to stem the violence right now. i think there is a

u.s./pakistan relations isn't clear. ship is already strained after american troops killed osama bin laden, and u.s. drones continue to strike pakistan, even killing the son of a haqqani leader last month. fair says the situation could get worse. >> there have been several terrorist groups operating in pakistan with state support that we long ago designated as a foreign terrorist organization. pakistan did nothing. in some cases, it banned those we pretended to not notice and they pretended to not care. so in one scenario, this could be just like these designations. "we know what you are doing, we are going to pretend that you are not because we have work to get done in afghanistan." at the other extreme, this could open the way for the congress to say, "well, i think we should now declare pakistan as a state that supports terrorism." >> suarez: the haqqani network also responded today. a senior commander told reuters the designation shows the u.s. is not sincere about peace efforts in afghanistan, and he threatened the m

clinton condemning the antiislamic video as they did in the ad running throughout pakistan and on the facebook page of the u.sembassy in pakistan. here is the foreign minister. >> your condemnation has given a strong message that the united states government not only condemns it but has no support to such blasphemous videos anywhere. that message will go a long way in ending the violence on many streets in the world. >> reporter: it is worth pointing out that the violence on many streets in many parts of the muslim world seemed to tamp down a little over the last week. any pictures are flag burning are deeply disturbing. on this friday day of prayer and protest the numbers in most parts of the muslim world were much smaller than they have been. we have heard from the spokesman for the national security council that president obama next week at the united nations general assembly is going to directly address the antiislamic video and violence that encued across so much of the muslim world. >> shepard: we have been reporting a lot frankly on the antiamerican protests happening clearly across the region. today l