live pictures from cairo where protesters outside the u.s. embassy refused to be silenced curacao an american made film making a mockery of the prophet muhammad. u.s. missions across the arab world phrase and also lot from angry crowds here is over an american made film that makes a mockery of the prophet muhammad. mosque and downs the killing of the you are some box of the to leave you say governments around the world should unite in the fight against tyranny just incitement and. hello welcome to twenty four hour news live from moscow i mean a lot on main story now protesters in egypt gathered outside the u.s. embassy in cairo for a third day sporadic clashes with police continued to flare up stones were holed by both sides and tear gas fired to contain the crowds an american made film that smokes islam and the prophet mohammad and let's now cross to local journalists about troopers in the diction capital nice to see you about so protesters are still outside the u.s. embassy wolf that is the mood like among the people that. are still basical

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there are protesters on videos. these protesters are gunman. orders that anyone seen near the embassy armed and/or has weapons, should be shot at directly. that is why the security forces at the embassy are not acting with force, because they know that they are unarmed. >> we're hearing a lot of chanting, a lot of yelling. what are they saying? >> they are chanting and saying, anyone the prophet muhammad why degrade muhammad when we do not degrade jesus. it's to show why they believe the american people are behind the movie that was made, the homemade movie, and they are expressing their anger, and showing why is muhammad being attacked by the american people while the lebanese or the muslim are not attacking their prophet, jesus. so it's for religious rather than cultural or foreign policy. >> hakim let me ask you something. do you think the people there have seen this video, or are there the rumors of it that are causing all of this anger? because we have watched a 14-minute trailer for one of the films from this producer, and i've got to tel

at least one dozen protesters have been arrested. >> american embassies are the targets of more protestagainst the anti islamic film. we have new video from jakarta where indonesian police used tear gas and water cannon to disperse and hundreds of demonstrators outside the u.s. embassy. there have also been violent protests in afghanistan, pakistan, and other countries around the globe. >> today the occupy movement making its one-year anniversary. protesters are expected to gather a little bit later today >> in about four hours from now at 11:00 this morning there will be a news conference by this group, occupy bay area united, a very small group. only a handful of people so far, we have seen five or six people. this could change at 5:00 this afternoon when there is expected to be a demonstration. organizers are hoping for a large turnout. the occupation began at 5:00 on sunday and is organized by occupy bay area united and they want to get the word out and express their frustrations with corporations. live in san francisco, lisa washington. >> a couple hundred occupiers gathered near t

it's three o'clock here in moscow and you're looking at pictures from protesters outside the u.s. embassy and caro from earlier in the war refusing to be silenced they are furious at an american made film that ridicules the prophet muhammad. the intense anger against the video is spreading across the region other u.s. missions under time on libya arrests suspects and the killing of the american ambassador. and washington struggles to contain the fallout from the film saying it had nothing to do with its production but all assurances failed to diffuse the anger. and welcome to our t.v. this friday here in moscow three o'clock on care and we go now to our developing story sporadic clashes between police and protesters continue to flare up in cairo for a third day tear gas has been fired to contain the crowds who are angry over an american made film that mocks islam and the prophet mohammad the ruling muslim brotherhood party has canceled its planned nationwide protest saying it will only be present on top where square local journalist bell true reports from the egyptian capital. we'

i should say we saw protests when pastor terry jones wanted to burn korans we stopped protests when korans were actually burned in holy text or burn in afghanistan so we seen it several times why is this film in particular causing not just one country a protest but this slew of countries to protest well first of all because it talks about the prophet muhammad and for them muslims are taught to learn to love the prophet more than they love themselves so for them this film dokken about their prophet in a very insulting way is the reason why they want to go out and protest that of course you're going to see this happening in all over the arab countries all over the muslim countries more so when you know in countries other than other countries but you're going to see this happening in every single muslim and arab countries they're all going to brought this the documentary the film that is made about their prophet and regardless of what is in this film if you ask people on the street now have they seen this film most of them don't even know the name of the film that was produced a lot of them o

one protester killed, dozens injured. and while chaos rein reigned overseas, another baths raged. >> in the days ahead and the years ahead, american foreign policy needs moral clarity and firmness of purpose. >> it is clear that message in the middle-east is the united states is weak and if the united states is leaving. >> they were a well-planned and professional terrorist act against the u.s. consulate in benghazi. >> we also need to understand that this is a fairly volatile situation and it is in response, not to the united states policy, not to the administration, not to the american people, it is in response to a video. >> to think that the libyan people are somehow involved in this is just not acrats. it was a terrorist attack. organized and carried out by terrorists. >> the people of egypt, libya, yemen and tunisia did not trade the terny of a dictator for the terny of a mob. >> when it comes to criticism, i would note that many observers, commentators and foreign policy expert, as well as elected officials, democr

a massive protest gets underway with demonstrators joining. the french prime minister defends the publishing of. freedom of expression while explicit photos of the british royal family taken off the show. the u.s. agency for international development saying it was channeling money. plus the super rich in france. as the government considers taking. the national budget. thanks for joining us here on r.t. today i'm live in moscow. 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 s

across the middle east and around the world protests are flaring up against the u.s. for an anti islam film we'll bring you the latest developments and those are the only protests our t. is keeping an eye on today. that. occupy wall street is celebrating its one year anniversary gone are the days when protesters were dismissed by the media as hippies and drug abusers i had we'll show you where the movement came from and where it's heading. it's monday september seventeenth five pm in washington d.c. i'm christine frizz out and you're watching our t.v. . let's begin with the massive protests taking place across the world after last tuesday's attack on the u.s. embassy in libya which ended the deaths of four in the deaths of four americans including the u.s. ambassador protests have been spreading throughout the middle east and north africa there are conflicting reports regarding the source of the anger from a low budget offensive film about islam to overall frustration with the west u.s. embassies around the world are on high alert and non-essential u.s. government per

particular film, but also sort of your street protesters, almost hijacking the protest. curious if there's differentiation in sanaa. >> well we've heard out of sanaa so far has been that most of these protesters gathered because they were upset, particularly about this film. what's interesting is what we've heard is that most of them haven't seen this film, haven't even seen any clips from this film. but they've seen footage of protests that have happened in other parts of the region. but, what's always a concern is yemen. this is not a place that is immune to anti-american sentiment. and when there are large gatherings, and when there is anger being direct eed towards e u.s., or envoy or embassy it's easy to stoke anti-american sentiment that already exists there. >> and mohammed, this is the second straight day where we've seen these clashes with the security forces there. there does veep to be buy-in from the reege i'm in yemen to battle back these protesters. >> absolutely. yesterday the president was very, very quick to issue a statement of apology to u.s. president

the protests have now spread from yesterday's initial protest in egypt. this is footage from protests in iraq today. there were also protests in lebanon and in morocco and in sudan and in tunisia and in iran and in bangladesh. we are told to possibly expect large protests tomorrow in pakistan. some of the most aggressive protests today came in yemen. nbc's richard engel reports on that. >> reporter: the protesters in yemen set out to destroy the american embassy in sanaa to punish an insult against islam. protesters climbed the perimeter fence, undeterred by yemeni security forces who tried to keep them back with water cannons. the crowds pushed forward and managed to get inside the embassy parking lot, smashing windows, torching vehicles, using a fork lift to do even more damage. this time, the u.s. embassy was prepared. staff was moved to a safe location. no one was hurt. in cairo, another embassy under siege, but egyptian security forces are finally taking decisive action. riot police battled demonstrators all day. more than 200 were overcome by tear g

tonight protesters stormed the u.s. embassy in yemen as the wave of fury spreads across the muslim world in response to a u.s. made film which mocks islam. stones and tear gas are exchanged between protesters and police in cairo was another anti u.s. demonstration descends into scenes of violence there edging at least two hundred twenty. and president putin strongly condemns all attacks on u.s. diplomats but says governments must be extremely cautious with people's religious feelings warnings of dire consequences otherwise. hello there live from moscow this is r t it's eleven pm thursday evening here and i'm kevin zero in with the top stories for you protesters attacked the u.s. embassy in the capital of yemen clashing with police who opened fire to disperse the mob two people reportedly killed and several wounded in those clashes is the latest u.s. diplomatic mission to come under attack in response to an american film poking fun at islam and his lucy catherine of scott the latest. turmoil in the arab world spread to y

at least one hundred twenty muslims were arrested at a protest in. it's no longer about burning down u.s. embassies in muslim countries in europe they're calling the holy war. london saw similar demonstrators outside the u.s. embassy for. friday prayers and up to a thousand again on sunday tempers flared and flags were burnt. analysts point out the small scale of european protests compared to those in the middle east but they say local islamists are using this to recruit new members a worrying sign. as i say mainstream extremists want to a better word groups are looking to exploit this in order to encourage young men to come and join them and try to get into a happens to protest. extremists demonstrations and that's always there it's be concerned about and it's already prompted a backlash as u.s. embassies all over europe come under siege from angry muslims a phone right islamophobia group in germany says it wants to place on a screening of the film the innocence of muslims the pro-choice line citizens movement say it's a question of art and freedom

tonight protesters stormed the u.s. embassy in yemen as the wave of fury spreads across the muslim world in response to a u.s. made film which mocks is less. stones and tear gas are exchanged between protesters and police in cairo as another anti u.s. demonstration descends into scenes of violence to injuring at least two hundred twenty people there. and president putin strongly condemns all attacks on u.s. diplomats but says governments must speak stream be cautious with people from the just feelings warning of the consequences of their lives. in a very good evening from moscow thanks for joining us here tonight it's now ten pm my name is kevin and we start with the news that protesters have attacked the u.s. embassy in the capital of yemen clashing with police who opened fire to disperse the mob two people were reportedly killed and several wounded in the clashes is the latest u.n. diplomatic mission to come under attack in response to the american film poking fun at his lab. off reports. turmoil in the arab world spr

breaking news this hour protesters stormed the u.s. and the scene get in with heavy gunfire and tear gas fired at the crowds. while on to american protests also continue to rage and egypt over the u.s. bill that looks a long tear gas has been used on protesters line pictures for you from cairo clashes between hundreds of protesters and security forces that. this is all see with breaking news this hour of clashes in yemen protesters break into the grounds of the american embassy in the capital sana'a gunfire has been heard around the compound but the yemen's embassy in washington says there are no casualties hundreds have been reported to be clashing with police and the publisher of the cemetery is our correspondent in the region lisa casanova will be joining us shortly to bring us the details but now let's cross to egypt. the clashes have been breaking out in cairo for a second day over the u.s. made film which depicts the prophet muhammad protesters stormed the embassy on wednesday morning tearing down the american flag and replacing

>> well, i think tonight's protesters are quite different than yesterday's protesters, anderson. my concern is that yesterday's protesters were given enough room by the silence of the president and any clear sign from the egyptian government, especially this, you know, first revolutionary president that we've had since we got rid of hosni mubarak, the silence seems to have given some kind of green light as to what is happening outside the embassy. yesterday you saw the very right-wing fringe belonging to people who identify as salafists. today, as ian said, a lot of the protesters or some of the protesters that were there are those the kind that are other at other embassy protests. this is not the first embassy protest that we've seen in egypt, but the point that i want to emphasize in all of this is that it's imperative that we have a clear and strong statement from the egyptian government, which we have lacked so far. >> mona eltahawy, we'll check in with more with you throughout this hour and also our reporter, ian lee, on the ground. we'll talk to you later on in this hour as

as protests over the film grow and elsewhere in the world with. country. reported in new york where. protesters say the plight of the so-called ninety nine percent still is not being addressed and they won't stop. tokyo clings to powerful allies like the u.s. . deal with. china. worldwide news live from moscow. straight to our breaking news for you this hour by far the biggest protest of the past week it's unfolding as we speak in beirut of course the capital of lebanon tens of thousands of muslims are rallying against the united states which they believe is behind a you tube film that mocks islam. or not it's across live to our correspondent lucy capital for who is in beirut and joining us by the phone lucy this is real research showing the moscow studio i hope you're going to help him in that is how do you bring us up to speed on the stand your ride in the middle of the protests and what are you seeing that now. you have been from people and neighborhood in favor of the florida law to be free i know that. reporters would have. certain people there may co

similar calls for protest in iran and the gaza strip, and large protests expected in baghdad and iraq's second largest city basra, as well as amman, jordan. ian lee has been following the developments in cairo. ian, what's the scene like right now? >> reporter: well, right now christine, we still have battles going on between protesters and police. we're still seeing the tear gas used rubber bullets used, protesters responding with molotov cocktails and rocks. this battle has been going on since wednesday night. it's now friday, just about noon, so it's been a sustained battle. really no either side getting the upper hand on the other, but we're seeing injuries and more injuries on both sides as this battle continues. it is happening near the u.s. embassy on a road that goes from tahrir square to the u.s. embassy. right now the protesters are about roughly 80 to 100 yards from the embassy, but the police have been able to hold them off. the military's also building a huge concrete wall on the road leading to the embassy. this wall is about ten feet tall, and we've seen this used in the

are anti america protests and they're not even able to qualify selves. well said the muslim brotherhood and here we're talking also about the egyptian president mohamed morsi is walking a very fine line you have seen a lot of countries withdraw investments what he said on the fence waiting to see what develops here in the country and whether or not they'll continue to lend financial assistance and other kind of support to egypt then at the same time you have the brotherhood trying to to keep these neighbors happy but certainly doesn't want to lose grassroots support and at the moment that grassroots support is very very much and the united states so they're having to treat this very very fine line looking at the the profile of protesters on the streets there isn't necessarily a strong muslim brotherhood presence certainly i did notice that when morsi was elected and in the last few months of and we still in egypt there has been a brotherhood poisons and a brotherhood face to the protests i haven't noticed that specifically today looking around at the dem

burned an american flag more or less peaceful protests in iran as well as protests in the wrong on the topic of iraq we also had the leader of one of the leaders of an iraqi militia there saying that american interests in that country are. quite quite in danger or on the count of the film we've also seen a very popular in. posters twitter account of call for protesters to gather on thursday evening side of the american embassy there so it remains to be seen how that situation will play out and of course the one to really watch is going to be afghanistan and we know that you tube has tried to block access to that video in afghanistan as well as in libya and egypt but if people really do catch on to this we could see some unprecedented levels of. islands this is according to some of the people some of the reporters that i've spoken to on the ground in kabul libyan situation is a little bit different from the other countries where we've seen where of course the libyan protesters are the libyan people who are against the government of moammar gadhafi had really welcome to u.s. intervention

embassy in bangkok was the focus of protest. nearly 1,000 people gathered there peacefully demonstrating about that film. in the middle east, the city of basra in southern iraq has seen large scale protest. thousands took to the street to demonstrate and burn the u.s. and israeli flag. this has been a largely peaceful gathering. violence has been targeted over a paris-based magazine published a series of cartoons of the prophet muhammad. while france has closed embassy, consulates and talks in 20 countries fearing a backlash. let's get more, kristin frazier has more on this. christian, interesting news by the french authorities. not entirely surprising, i think. >> no, they were very quick out of the block on wednesday in light of the protest we've seen over the week. they're worried about being stung by the backlash by these u.s. embassies have suffered and the foreign minister was quick to improve and enhance security in 20 countries. there's also protection for french schools and there's a travel warning for french people as

and in cairo, protesters trying to reach the u.s. embassy clashed with police, who responded to tear gas -- with tear gas. media reports that more than 200 people have been injured in three days. in alexandria, an angry crowd burned the u.s. flag. the egyptian president condemned the violence and said that his government was committed to protecting embassies. let's go to our correspondent in cairo, who joins us on the line now. we had morsi pledging to protect u.s. and disease. is his government getting this under control? >> only a few hundred protesters are left, basically. the police set up a huge concrete wall around the embassy and holding basically the demonstrators at bay from the embassy itself, although we now have basically another front open to the national forces in sinai, which are there to basically monitor the peace treaty. one of the bases was attacked by militant islamists. when jeep and one helicopter were destroyed. >> president obama was quoted last week as saying that egypt is not an ally and not an enemy but a d

police anger and the protesters.dered whether when we had a more legitimate elected government that would change. this is one of the first signs it is not going to change. in fact, when i heard what i was tired of protesting today, some impatience with the president. impatience that he hasn't done more to stand up to the u.s. i heard people talking about, you have to kick out the american ambassador, cancel his upcoming trip. people are angry at their own president for not speaking out more forcefully on this video. >> david kirkpatrick, i appreciate your reporting and ben wedeman as well. be careful in the days ahead. we are going to be right back. those surprising little things she does still make you take notice. there are a million reasons why. but your erectile dysfunction that could be a question of blood flow. cialis for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptom

has this been a very violent protest?e've seen this back and forth with the police, but how serious is this really? >> we're told that -- if you compare this to other periods of clash that is have taken place since the revolution, what is surprising is the fact that nobody has been killed so far in these demonstrations that began on wednesday evening. it does appear that the police are showing a good deal of restraint compared to what we saw in the past, but the fact that these demonstrations go on all night long, and they've been going basically around the clock since wednesday evening. the security forces haven't really been able to clamp down on these protests. suzanne. >> ben, thank you very much. want to bring in holly, who has been covering this. you were in tahrir square as the arab spring was taking place. we heard a warning from president obama yesterday telling the egyptian government that it would be a really big problem if there was a lot of violence that was directed on this day of prayer towards americans. t

this is cairo right now where protesters outside the u.s. embassy are refusing to be silenced curious at an american made film that ridiculed the prophet muhammad. the intense on going against the bill and spreading across the region with thank you us missions on at the time while he slides to the song that we've been sitting i've been gone suspended. russia condemns the killing of the you are some boss of the two levy is saying governments around the world should be in the least in the fight against really just inside. russia and iran the world this is all she was media national profile of us thanks for joining us professors in egypt gather outside the u.s. embassy in cairo for a third day sporadic clashes with police continued to flare up stones were told by both sides antagonists fired to contain the crowds angry over an american made film that mocks islam and the prophet muhammad a local journalist about true reports now from the egyptian capital. we're still basically saying quite violent street fights between the protesters and the pol

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do we know if there are any protesters who were part of the original protest? anyone still there? >> well, victor, what we are seeing now in libya here in the capital tripoli and benghazi, over the past few days people have taken out to the streets in protests against what happened, showing solidarity with the united states, mourning for the loss of ambassador stevens and other americans. in benghazi calls on social media sites from libyans saying they want to put money into fixing the consulate. they want to help clean up the scene of the attack. so, really, this is not what we're seeing other parts of the arab and muslim world. what we're seeing is that most of the libyans i have spoken to are shocked, saddened by this attack and they say it is not representative of how most libyans feel about the united states. >> of course, we'll follow the developments throughout the day. thank you. >>> let's talk for a moment about the american victims in libya. their bodies were returned home yesterday. president obama, vice president biden and secretary of state hillary clinton were there

at other embassy protests. this is not the first embassy protest that we've seen in egypt. but the point i want to emphasize in all of this is that it's imperative that we have a clear and strong statement from the egyptian statement, which we have lacked so far. and what concerns me is that as we saw during the crisis when we had the mubarak regime basically position itself in the center and point to the islamic movement as the right-wing fringe, i'm now worried that our revolutionary president, mohammed mo mohammed mosi is doing the same thing. our ref lugs has a long way to do. the last thing we need to do is be derailed by a right wing in the u.s. right now we don't know who produced this film and it's not clear who called for the protests yesterday. for those in egypt who care about the revolution and the message of the revolution, i don't see that being achieved by a fight outside the u.s. embassy. so this is a time to concentrate on the goals of the revolution and stop being distracted by people who don'

anti-american protests continue there. rioting police firing tear gas at rock throwing protesters. they breached the wall of the u.s. embassy. they tore down the u.s. flag of our embassy. and also hoisted a black flag oftentimes symbolic of the far radical wing of islam and oftentimes al qaeda as well. these are some of the latest pictures that we've been getting in from the capital of tunisia. again, reaching the u.s. embassy in tunis, the capital of tunisia. in sudan, in khartoum the capital there. protesters targeting american, british and german embassies and setting fire to the german embassy. so far the protests that are outside the american embassy have been peaceful but these are the images elsewhere. the british and the german embassies seeing the most voils in khartoum, sudan. in egypt the muslim brotherhood has cancelled a nationwide call to demonstrate. before the announcement was made several hundred protesters were clashing with riot police near the u.s. embassy in cairo anyway. right now thousands of protesters are gathering in tahrir square, again despite the fact t

and with more coverage of the protests in jerusalem as well as other islamic demonstrations all over the world as artie's correspondent paula. hundreds of palestinian protesters have clashed with israeli police at a border crossing in east jerusalem at least twenty people were injured when the protesters threw stones and firebombs at the security forces who responded with tear gas and rubber bullets now this follows nearly a week of protests here in the west bank and gaza over this form entitled innocence of muslims we've seen protests and demonstrations in the west bank city of ramallah as well as in gaza where both israeli and the american flags have been burned with people chanting death to israel and death to the united states the palestinian authority is calling for the united states to apologize over this form and we're hearing the same kind of course come from the hamas prime minister ismail haniya he says that the fall must be removed and that washington needs to apologize to the arab and islamic world for the offense that it caused demonstrations continue for the third conse

a massive protest unfolds in levanon with thousands of demonstrators joining in has long line of anti-american rallies to bring a film deemed insulting to islam. and the french prime minister defines the publishing of provocative prophet muhammad cartoons as a freedom of expression all explicit photos of the british royalty are taken off the shelves. also moscow banishes the u.s. agency for international development saying it was channeling money to influence russia's interest on politics. plus the super rich in france threatened to pack their bags as the government considers taking seventy five percent of their earnings in tax to men to the national budget. hello and welcome to our tionne tara tara broadcasting to you from our studio moscow well tens of thousands of lebanese have taken to the streets for their second mass of anti-american march in the last few days organized by has been lost later experts say the undertones are increasingly political rather than religious and a challenge to america's ritual caught. and with more on the rally in lebanon as well as other islamic demonstrations

protesters blocked several intersections. it was one of several actions marking the day in san francisco. occupy activists spoke to me about how the movement changed ovthe course of a year. >> -- over the course of a year. >> there is people that have different ideas about where they would like to take it. some people want to move it into a political arena. >> reporter: back out here live that bank of america plaza. you see one of the signs. there have been no arrests so far according to police. they plan to cap the day with a burning in which they will burn debt papers. reporting live, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >> in davis 50 protesters staged a peaceful demonstration. it is the second time they targeted the product company. many wore costumes and masks. >>> the daily californian is reporting news from cal's water polo team. 5 players were suspended for violating the team's code of conduct. there are no details on what they did. >>> searchers continue to look for a firefighter who disappeared after leaving on a t

police anger and the protesters. i wondered whether when we had a more legitimate elected government that would change. this is one of the first signs it is not going to change. in fact, when i heard what i was tired of protesting today, some impatience with the president. impatience that he hasn't done more to stand up to the u.s. i heard people talking about, you have to kick out the american ambassador, cancel his upcoming trip. people are angry at their own president for not speaking out more forcefully on this video. >> david kirkpatrick, i appreciate your reporting and ben wedeman as well. be careful in the days ahead. we are going to be right back. n abigail higgins had... ...a tree that bore the most rare and magical fruit. which provided for their every financial need. and then, in one blinding blink of an eye, their tree had given its last. but with their raymond james financial advisor, they had prepared for even the unthinkable. and they danced. see what a raymond james advisor can do for you. >> looking

nobody agrees at all that to protest this way, to protest with weapon in your hand.stify this is at all. unfortunate, how things, how this is happening, how it has led to the killing of four innocent people, this is really sad. >> greta: up next, our political panel and the sizzling question the president has fumbled. is egypt our ally? how does the president answer that one? and why is the white house back-pedagging? in two minutes, a very, very bizarre biproduct of the murder in the middle-east, a twitter war. but who is fighting? we will tell you about it in 2 minutes. [ owner ] i need to expand to meet the needs of my growing business. but how am i going to fund it? and i have to find a way to manage my cash flow better. [ female announcer ] our wells fargo bankers are here to listen, offer guidance and provide you with options tailored to your business. we've loaned more money to small businesses than any other bank for ten years running. so come talk to us to see how we can help. wells fargo. together we'll go far. g savings at bass pro shops. like this thermac

i'm not talking about it these protesting in general many of these people are genuinely protesting against this and sold in for what they believe in but is absolutely sure that there are also organization who use this for their own goals extremist movements i mean we all now begin to see that the attack on the consulate in libya was actually a very well prepared commando attack i mean the d.c. the anger is always there this is always happening whenever there is revolved whenever there are protests people will use that as a as a vehicle for their own agenda dishpan is perfectly clear that what is going home is partly anger and frustration of many people and on the same time this is being used by extremist movements. so there is only so much of what we're seeing is now spreading all across the world it's been going on for just a week over fifty approximately now have been killed in the violence over thirty countries we're seeing the short term effects talk about the long term effects. well i think the short term effects of course you have to do whatever you can to stop these protests but und

when the protesters tried to get there to protest the u.s.of iraq, it was impossible and beaten back and again, i do not call for beating any peaceful protesters, because the riot police here are notoriously brutal, and so that first day when it was very little security response that left a gap and people were wondering where's the government, and was the president was, and yes, it is the responsibility of the government to protect a foreign embassy, because it is considered foreign territory, but again, the last thing i want is any brutality from the egyptian police force and i u support peaceful protests. it is not worth it to get into violence whether it is a film or political manipulation of people's sensitivities. >> i mean, i would think that it might be a little difficult, because we have seen some violence on the part of those protesters as far as climbing the walls and throwing molotov cocktails. >> yes, that is what i am saying. i am saying on both sides, we are seeing an escalation which is utterly unnecessary. the last thing we wa

thousands take to the streets of egypt's capital as street battles in the sea or between protesters and security forces in front of the american embassy at least one person is killed in the worst mine and since the brotherhood comes to. washington races to save face and contain this scandal just like the keg of anti american sentiment that according to opinion polls has been brewing for years. after a summer break of russia's opposition comes together once again in demonstration with public sector workers joining the rallies for the first time. for exacerbates the other in central moscow demanding for social and political reform in the country. it's a pleasure to have you with us here on r t today rule re sushi life in moscow fierce anti american protests by muslims have gone global on the fifth straight day as demonstrators clashed with police outside the u.s. consulate in sydney over in yemen security forces reportedly fired warning shots to disperse a fresh more gathering near the american embassy there and in the u.s. itself the alleged creator of the controversial islamic mocking f

maybe police anger at the protesters.ondered when we had a more legitimate elected government if that would change. this is one of the signs that this is not going to change. in fact, when i heard what i was tired of protesting today, some impatience with the president. impatience that he hasn't done more to stand up to the u.s. i heard people talking about, you have to kick out the american ambassador, cancel his upcoming trip. people are angry at their own president for not speaking out more forcefully on this video. >> david kirkpatrick, i appreciate your reporting and ben wedeman as well. be careful in the days ahead. we're going to be right back.

police anger and the protesters.d whether when we had a more legitimate elected government that would change. this is one of the first signs it is not going to change. in fact, when i heard what i was tired of protesting today, some impatience with the president. impatience that he hasn't done more to stand up to the u.s. i heard people talking about, you have to kick out the american ambassador, cancel his upcoming trip. people are angry at their own president for not speaking out more forcefully on this video. >> david kirkpatrick, i appreciate your reporting and ben wedeman as well. be careful in the days ahead. we are going to be right back. sl wanted to provide better employee benefits while balancing the company's bottom line, their very first word was... [ to the tune of "lullaby and good night" ] ♪ af-lac ♪ aflac [ male announcer ] find out more at... [ duck ] aflac! [ male announcer ] ...forbusiness.com. [ yawning sound ] [ male announcer ] ...forbusiness.com. one is for a clean, wedomestic energy future tha

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