the state is ordering all nonessential workers to leave their post in tanisha. abc news reporter chuck seifert son has more. >> two niece police and military now guard the u.s. embassy compound and school damaged by angry protesters. the state department has ordered all nonessential government workers and family members to leave tanisha and sudan. they also issued travel warnings for americans in those two countries because of the threat of more violence. in pakistan protesters stomped on the u.s. flag as the wave of anger continued to spread, even down under. the taliban released this video. the aftermath of a revenge attack on a base in after afghanistan. two u.s. marines were killed, several others wounded and extensive property damage, including six very expensive u.s. jets. security was beefed-up in paris as protesters gathered outside the u.s. embassy there. and in benghazi u.s. teams began investigating the embassy where the becomesdor and others were killed in attacks. the team is going to conduct their own investigation of the deadly assault. >>>. the m

the state is ordering all nonessential workers to leave their posts in sudan and tanisha. this after they called for more attacks to exspell americans from muslim nations. chuck southeast son has more. >> tunesian police and military now guard the u.s. embassy compound and school damaged by angry protesters. the state department has ordered all nonessential government workers and family members to leave tanisha and sudan. the russ also issued travel warnings for americans in those two countries because of the threat of more violence. [chanting] in pakistan protesters stomped on the u.s. flag as the wave of anger continued to spread, even down under. the taliban released this video. the aftermath of a revenge attack on a base in after afghanistan. two u.s. marines were killed, several others wounded and extensive property damage, including six very expensive u.s. jets. security was beefed-up in paris as protesters gathered outside the u.s. embassy there. and in benghazi u.s. teams began investigating the embassy where the ambassador and others were killed in attacks. the te

tanisha was the birthplace of the arab spring movement. the u.s. is providing it with regular assistance. yemen has received $620 million from america over the last four years. our own reporter, greg, has more in london. reporter: it is supposed to be a holy day of prayer. we have been watching the feeds coming in from all over the word and it is anything but that. violence wracking capital after capital. particularly in the united states. just to give you a little bit more context, as you noted, tanisha is the birthplace of the arab spring. the government ought to be more moderate. something we could depend on. in fact, we have seen extremist elements that work there. at the u.s. embassy there, as well as the nearby schools. the latest word we are getting from them is that security forces have done their jobs. over in sudan, the one-time home of osama bin laden. extremist elements thereto. a u.s. embassy targeted. protesters scaling the walls. the latest word from sudan is that the protesters have been expelled. let's go to lebanon now. very speci

a protest outside of tanisha. and algeria, warning americans against any unnecessary travel. ofanistan tamping things down as well as they can interpret it looks like the danger is far from passing. megyn: we have seen the violence in egypt. you have been in cairo many times. would he think they should be planning for there. what is likely about to happen. reporter: what is being called for for is a million man march. to protest the so-called defamation of the islamic profit mohammed. in general, those are supposed to be peaceful, but as we have seen, they have a way of getting hijacked by certain elements, including islamic elements that don't represent the mainstream opinion in egypt. again, on friday, we could see more violence there. more violence perhaps throughout the entire region is the ration throughout this region. megyn: now there is a question about what exactly they were doing at our embassy in cairo. his brother was reportedly at the cairo embassy and we will explore that question on the anniversary of this and what role do they play. greg, thank you. in additio