in the southern city, thousands of demonstrators surround the japanese consulate. there anger was in full public display. these are being filled by an escalating territorial dispute between the two countries over islands in the east china sea. demonstrators have been targeting japanese businesses operating in china. we are a few hundred meters away from the japanese embassy and they say -- and this area -- many of the businesses here are taking protective measures. they are applying the chinese flag in order to stop attacks by angry demonstrators. the flare-up and tensions between china and japan comes as the u.s. secretary of defense visits the region. in japan, leon panetta warned against an escalation of tensions. >> we are concerned by the conflict that is taking place over the islands. the message i have tried to convey is the message that we have to urge calm and restraint on all sides. >> the also announced an agreement to place a second missile defense radar system in japan. the u.s. says it is designed to contain the north korean missile threat, but beijin

students crawled under their desks as instructed by teachers in the elementary school in the southern city of christ church. >>> europe's first north korean restaurant has closed after just eight months. a dispute between it's dutch emowner and it's employees -- the manager of the restaurant closed it earlier this month. he said he called police when staff tried to steal restaurant property last month. employees responded by trying to sue him over wages. the manager said he opened the restaurant to promote cultural experience but now he says that his workers were just using him to get visas, he says it's the last time he'll do business with north korea. >>> volunteer firemen from the evacuated district can't wait to return and get back on the job. but the evacuation order is still under veskt. however when the firefighters do return, they will be prepared. here's the story. >> reporter: as dawn breaks over the city, firefighters from nearby odaka practice one final time. they are about to take part in a skims competition in fukushima. he operates the water pump and he also directs the othe

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the 50-year-old robbery suspect was held at a police station in a southern city. he escaped from his cell last monday by squeezing through a food slot measuring 15 x 45 cent meters. police say he rubbed ointment on himself to make it easier to slip through the narrow space. police apprehended the fugitive five days later after a large-scale manhunt. they say he had improved his fitness by taking yoga and boxing lessons during a long period of detention. >>> here are the latest market figures. >>> heavy rain in the philippines. meteorologist robert speta is here with the details. robert? >>> well, yes, gene. out across much of the philippines already widespread problems occurring here due to our typhoon gjelawat just towars the east. one person missing here. hundreds have been evacuated due to these rain bands pushing onshore, bringing an abundant amount of rainfall. now the storm looks like it's going to be continuing to slowly track there off towards the north, kicking up about five-meter-high waves near the coastline. so very dangerous for fishing traffic across

. >>> two deadly fires in pakistan last night in the southern city of karachi killed 100 people. more are were injured. officials say most of the dead were trapped in the basement and suffocated. police are looking for the owners of the building. huge fire at a huge factory killed at least 25. the fire may have been caused by a faulty generator. from fire to rain, thunderstorms drenched parts of the southwest tuesday. flash floods delayed flights and knocked out power to thousands. the fast-moving water stranded several motorists. >> reporter: an inch of rain pounded motorists in las vegas in the hour long thunderstorm causing mudslides and blocking roads. the swift water rescue team use -- used a helicopter to save those trapped by the fast-moving waters. it was a dangerous rescue as the chopper hovered close to high voltage power lines. >> we have super high level high voltage lines and smaller ones for more residential use on the south side of the street. here's this helicopter here hovering just about 50 feet above the power lines. >> reporter: 13,000 customers lost power as

. >> woodruff: with the festivities here in a southern city, we assess what the party needs to do to win the south in november. >> ifill: and why conventions can be an important organizing tool. hari sreenivasan reports on the effort to win battleground north carolina's 15 electoral votes. >> woodruff: plus gwen and i will be joined here tonight and every night this week for insight and analysis from newshour regulars mark shields and david brooks. >> ifill: that's all ahead on tonight's "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. and by the alfred p. sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> ifill: it's the democrats' turn and thousands of them arrived in north carolina today an

charlotte north carolina, democratic national convention, and democrats, gather in this big southern city there is a bit of a debate under way. should president obama a, mostly run on his record. or b, mostly promise a better second term. it was clear today his choice is a. he need their votes to win ohio, a key battleground. so president obama reminded auto workers at a toledo rally he bailed out the auto industry. i believeden you. i belt on yt on you. i will make that belt any day of the week. and because of that bet, three years later that bet is paeg yi off for america. >> vice president biden made the same point and more. >> osama bin laden is dead and general motors is alive! >> in charlotte, michelle obama checked out the convention hall where she speaks tomorrow night. outside democrats gathered and debated what barack obama ought to emphasize. >> bin laden and all of this, as far as health care, trying to change it. he stepped in a mess. it wasn't him that created it. >> i think he needs to shoot holes in what romney is going around mouthing off about. >> mitt romney's runningma

these kinds of protests will continue to spread throughout lebanon what strikes scheduled in the southern city on wednesday as well as on saturday and sunday now we also know that the clashes between you in tunisia and other places across the muslim world and it remains to be seen how long they will continue before coming down to see casanova porting in beirut parties. and joining the fray is tied. up police form the perimeter outside the u.s. embassy hundreds more protesters marched on the compound waving banners and chanting against america. for the head of the protests and all non-essential staff were sent away for safety some of the protests have spread to thirty nations around the world. just a week since it all began demonstrations and violent bursts of strike across four continents and volunteer have been on the rise to with militants and terrorists seeking to capitalize on the. demonstrations and in the run. german i spoke to a little earlier she's from the british stop the war coalition believes the un rest in violence will only go on. but we have to see the. effect of your film as re

these kinds of protests will continue to spread throughout lebanon what strikes scheduled in the southern city on wednesday as well as on friday saturday and sunday now we also know that the clashes that tinubu indonesia and other places across the muslim world and it remains to be seen how long they will continue before coming down to seek half an hour before doing in beirut partying. and join in the phrase toyland where people in rank of rock police form the perimeter outside the u.s. embassy hundreds more protest as more on the compound waving banners and chanting against america the embassy was put on lockdown ahead of the protests and all non-essential staff were sent away for safety similar protests have now spread to more than thirty nations around the. just a week since it all began demonstrations involvement of no struck across four continents and volunteer search have been on the rise too with militants and terrorists seeking to capitalize on the anger nor scale demonstrations and planned in the wrong and lebanon and that's a job and from the british stop the war coalition i spoke to

london time to take a look at some other news in brief now fresh rallies erupted in pakistan southern city of karachi yes thousands of protesters a year was made a film that marks the movie has sparked an unprecedented wave of violence throughout the middle east and northern africa after. parts of it were broadcast on egyptian t.v. three weeks ago at least fifty one people have been killed in clashes including the u.s. ambassador in libya. in northern ireland thirty thousand people have marched peacefully through the heart of belfast marking the centenary of voters turned up the opposition to irish home rule police were on high alert as the last event on the scale triggered three nights of disturbances in the city and sore scores arrested a protestant to gatwick tensions are sparked riots almost every year during the so-called marching season. the last a western detainee at guantanamo bay has been repatriated to canada or marketa was fifteen when he was captured in two thousand and two in afghanistan and georgia with the murder of a u.s. soldier he spent a decade at the american prison tha

kinds of protests will continue to spread throughout lebanon and what strikes scheduled in the southern city on wednesday as well as on friday saturday and sunday now we also know that the clashes at the scene knew that in indonesia and other places across the muslim world and it remains to be seen how long they will be teemu before calming down you see come from the reporting in beirut r.t. across the atlantic there is one big question occupying hearts and minds why is there so much hatred of the u.s. while the white house but we've seen the movie was the only reason behind the violence the problems revealed by the anti-american rallies remain a result. reports the white house keeps saying it was just the anti islamic video that calls the muslims rats across the world this is not a case of. protesters. acted if the united states writ large or a us policy this is in response to a video that is offensive but that's a claim no one is buying it ministration wants us to believe it's not the administration's policies that have generated this behavior it's this one idiotic piece of so-called film

kinds of protests will continue to spread throughout lebanon on what strikes us scheduled in the southern city on wednesday as well as on friday saturday and sunday now we also know that the clashes have to new day in indonesia and other places across the muslim world and it remains to be seen how long they will continue before calming down you see constant over porting in beirut r.t. . and joining the fray now is tyler where rank upon rank of riot police force outside the u.s. embassy. personnel just lost their compound waving banners and chanting against america but the embassy was put on lockdown ahead of the protests when all of the an essential stoff was sent away for safety some of the protests and all spread to more than thirteen nations around the world from. what i just a week now since it all began demonstrations and violent outbursts of now struck across four continents involved. episodes have been on the rise as well with militants and terrorists seeking to capitalize on the anger and more large scale demonstrations are being planned in iran and lebanon a former deputy speaker of t

fresh rallies erupted in pakistan southern city of karachi and thousands protested a u.s.made film that mocks islam a movie has sparked an unprecedented wave of violence throughout the middle east and northern africa after parts of it were broadcast on egyptian t.v. three weeks ago at least fifty one people have been killed in clashes with the u.s. ambassador. to. police in northern ireland are out in force for march protestant march being held in belfast tens of thousands are taking part in the parade a last event on this scale triggered three nights of disturbances in the city and saw scores of youths detained a protestant catholic tension sparked mass riots almost every summer during the so-called marching period. the last western detain me at guantanamo bay is being repatriated to canada amar called them was fifteen when he was captured in two thousand and two in afghanistan and charged with the murder of a u.s. soldier he spent a decade at the american prison there been repeated calls for the notorious for its syllabi to be shot down with barack obama promising to clo

kinds of protests will continue to spread throughout lebanon on what strikes us scheduled in the southern city on wednesday as well as on friday saturday and sunday now we also know that the clashes between you and indonesia and other places across the muslim world and it remains to be seen how long they will continue before calming down you see catherine over porting in beirut r t. joining the fray is toyland where rank upon rank of grow up police formed a perimeter outside the u.s. embassy hundreds more protesters marched on the compound waving the battles and challenging against america the embassy was put on lockdown ahead of the protests all over the central stauffer sent away for safety similar protests have not spread to more than thirty nations around the world just a week since it all began demonstrations and violent outbursts of now struck across four continents and volatile poseurs have been on the rise to with militants and terrorists seeking to. capitalize on the anger large scale demonstrations and well planned in iran and lebanon well let's have more now on that attack in afghan

and fresh rallies erupted in pakistan's southern city of karachi as thousands protested the u.s.made film that mocks islam and the movie has sparked an unprecedented wave of violence throughout the middle east and northern africa after parts of it were broadcast on an egyptian t.v. station three weeks ago at least fifty one people have been killed in clashes including the u.s. ambassador. now and back rain officials say the police killed one person in self-defense when their patrol was attacked in the capital manama but opposition activists claim the seventeen year old victim was taking part in a peaceful protest which was fired upon by the authorities thousands took to the streets on friday with fresh calls for the resignation of the unelected prime minister he's been in power since nine hundred seventy one and allegedly opposes democratic reform anti-government protests have been constant across the country since february last year police crackdown left dozens killed with key opposition leaders thrown behind bars including a job a western countries are turning a blind eye to th

and let's not check on the business news and vestment forum has kicked off in russia's southern city of sorts that's where we can join all of these dmitri medvedev go to be treated the way. all right we are indeed live from. where the eleven international investment forum kicked off we're expecting a record attendance of around fifteen thousand representatives of the business community of the government. related organizations and also the plenary session will kick off around half an hour which will be held by the prime minister dmitry medvedev and among the highlights of the day we're also expecting it's widely speculated that we might hear some kind of. information on a possible deal between b.p. and ross snapped on the exchange of assets but we'll get to that later that's now on to the head of the russian direct investment fund with me if it was to do with this live today from the sochi studio it was very good to see you thanks so thank you for being with us over the past year a lot as happened in russia we had a change of government change of president assad also wave of oppositio

of tripoli where a lot of the syrian fighting has actually spilled over into as well as in the southern city of sirte don we've also seen protests reported in israel were protesters reportedly burned an american flag there as well as pakistan where there were a lot calmer than some of the other protests local officials there had called on the expulsion of the u.s. ambassador there. given the large number of aid that that country gets i doubt that we would see that actually happening we've also seen protests spread to morocco sudan and tunisia now of course the most violent example that we've seen to date has really been after of course the tragic killing of the u.s. ambassador in libya has been in yemen where. hundreds of protesters stormed the compound they were able to breach the heavily fortified outer perimeter setting fire to a building and several cars there there's been conflicting reports about numbers of injured and killed although the latest we're hearing is four people were killed in that protest but for the moment really all eyes are really on what happens in the arab world after

that's now check on the business news and major investment forum has kicked off in russia southern city of sochi and that's where we can join our she's dmitri medvedev hello that we tree over tina. well i do the best before i'm in solitary here is in full swing among the highlights so far the head of russia's largest oil company ross is here at the forum and journalism caught up with him now he has confirmed that b.p. is interested in increasing its stake. in the company now how this could be done is through the sale of b.p.'s stake in the russian british joint venture t m k b.p. now if b.p. sold its a fifty percent stake then ross would buy it out with cash and shares in its own companies or basically through market mechanisms now this is a extremely important for b.p. as it would be. according to media reports it would become the second most significant investor in those depths off to the government with around twelve and a half percent ownership in the company now for b.p. that's very important because it needs to move on and develop its business in russia which has stalled ever sinc

a major investment forum has kicked off in russia's southern city of sochi and that's where we can join our teams to me to be doing. dimitri we're going to the forum right now in sochi is in full swing a way of seeing thousands of delegates from the business community together let's actually move over to the highlights straight away the head of russia's largest oil company rosneft you can see is here and he confirmed to journalists that b.p. is very much interested in boosting its stake in the russian company and it can do so by selling its stake in the russian british joint venture t n k b p it's fifty percent stake there now this is an extremely important deal for all sides but notably for b.p. who's the expansion progress has recently been stalled and also by the fact that its russian partners have been preventing it from signing any other agreements with other companies including rosneft and this would give it very strong ties with the company providing it with the second most important mistake of the government in a row snapped now also that was the keynote address by russia's prim

the violence was worse in the southern city of karachi, where at least 12 were killed and over 80 wounded with run and gun battles between protesters and security forces. in the capital islamabad, police stopped demonstrators just yefore they reached the u.s. rybassy. to try and discourage the violence, the u.s. embassy spent $70,000 on an ad that aired on pakistani television today. it didn't seem to do much good. >> the united states government had absolutely nothing to do with this video. we absolutely reject its content and message. >> reporter: but the message coming from the pakistani government was less clear. heday was declared a national holiday, giving millions a day off work, and actively encouraging them to take part in the protests. at the same time, the pakistani government cut off cell phone service, making it harder for people to organize demonstrations. it's been two weeks now since the controversy erupted over that anti-islamic film, but in pakistan, the rage is still growing. >> pelley: charlie, you mentioned that the afghans were able to keep a lid on these protests to

pressure rallies erupted in pakistan's southern city of karachi as thousands protested a u.s.made film the boxes were on the movie which sparked an unprecedented wave of violence throughout the middle east and northern africa after parts of it were broadcast on egyptian t.v. weeks ago at least fifty one people have been killed in the clashes including the u.s. ambassador in the eye. now the united states has removed a militant iranian opposition group from its list of foreign terrorist organizations originally one of the main players in the iranian revolution it's now committed to the overthrow of the iranian government international affairs and defense analyst. says the u.s. is seeking to create an ally inside the country. this group ek has been very successful apparently to get the support of my birth from both the republican and democratic parties. as well as retired members who are of the military see their officers included and also there is another issue about the washing up i find these groups highly useful it seems that they have used to be the new so feet that season

before which killed four palestinian militants as they were preparing to fire rockets at nearby southern cities. the former like confidant of colonel gadhafi has been transferred to libya after being extradited from mauritania this is seen as a blow for the international criminal court which had been trying to win custody of the new see some critics believe he could expose details about extraordinary rendition of the process under which the u.s. moves convict convicts rather to countries known to employ harsh interrogation techniques that fled libya after last year's uprising against colonel gadhafi and is accused of crimes against humanity. concert line has canceled some twelve hundred flights on friday this ahead of a twenty four hour strike at germany's major airports other u.f.o. union which represents about two thirds of lift onto its cup and crew demands pay increases and better working conditions to previous strikes prior to prepare a light germany's and traffic lift answer is trying to implement a cost cutting program amid tough competition from european budget carriers and expanding an

before which killed four palestinian militants as they were preparing to fire rockets at nearby southern cities. former spy chief and confidant of colonel gadhafi has been transferred to libya after being extradited from mauritania this is seen as a blow for the international criminal court with chopping trying to win custody of a new c some critics believe he could expose details about extraordinary rendition the process under which the u.s. moves conflicts to countries known to employ harsh interrogation techniques fled libya after last year's uprising against colonel gadhafi and is accused of crimes against humanity. people have been shot dead inside a car on a forest road in the french alps the driver of the vehicle was a u.k. citizen all the victims are thought to have been members of a british family on holiday the two young girls were found alive at the scene one of them was only discovered eight hours later hidden under the bodies of the other girl is reported to be in a critical condition in hospital. we're going to cover so there's kitty pilgrim good to see you today i know you're kee

the fire broke out at a garment factory in the southern city of karachi. officials say suffocation was behind most of the deaths because people were trapped inside the factory's basement. the second fire ignited at a shoe factory in the city of lahore. angelina jolie please with politicians to do something to help the refugees -- refugees who fled syria. she was in jordan meeting with refugees. near tears she described the scene as horrific and call that a critical time. >> for all the politicians out there -- and we are not them -- but we hope and pray that they figure something out soon because people are dying. >> she praised the people of jordan will open the border to refugees who fled the violence in syria. >> more than 200 high-school across britain have installed surveillance cameras in locker rooms and bathrooms. one school principal said the cameras are useful anti-bleeding tools and she said the images are not look that unless there is a problem reported. >> let's check news around the nation. the chicago teachers strike appears to be taking a to

i think it was punching above its weight like a great southern city and i'm so delighted that you'red that the whole democratic party is here. >> charlotte has been terrific. the irish bars in particular have been particularly pleasing. but tampa was also terrific. all the bars were good in tampa and charlotte. and wolf, back to you. >> charlotte's been great. a fabulous experience. piers, thank you very much. our analysts are here with their top takeaways from this, the final session of the democratic national convention. candy, let's start with you. >> you know, i was thinking, looking at president obama tonight that i first interviewed him and michelle after the 2004 speech that he gave. interviewed them again in 2008. listening to them here tonight, i'm thinking whoever it was that said you campaign in poetry and you govern in prose. the poetry doesn't work anymore. there has to be, i think, more prose coming from this. you were talking about earlier these -- that you needed a jump-start here. certainly this convention jump-started the folks in these rooms. i don't know what it d