hundreds in benghazi and in tripoli the capital city answering the called of their chiefs of staff to hand over their weapons. to hand over following popular outrage against the armed militias following the murders of ambassador stevens and h his three brave colleagues. sadly they represent just a tiny fraction of those in private hands in that chaotic country. coming up, more on benghazi gate. plus, presidential candidate roseanne barjuc bar on why shes fighting to stop the federal crackdown and medical marijuana. alannah stewart. wait until you see the speedos. and former republican governor charlie crist joins us around tells us why he is backing president obama. governor crist is next, after this. [ male announcer ] with a driving range of more than 550 miles you'll inevitably find yourself on a desolate highway in your jeep gra cherokee. and when you do, you'll be grateful for the adaptive cruise control that automatically adjusts your speed when approaching slower traffic. andor the blind-spot monitor... [ beeping ] ...that helps remind you that the highway might not be as desol

we know that and that egypt police are now under stand by for the protests today wednesday in the capital city of cairo police are gathering as we speak at the same time we're also hearing of demonstrations being planned in tunis the capital city of tunisia both of these will be anti american demonstrations again showing just how one knows how this region is. can any of these post revolution climate that has seen these countries in a and in an instability launch be because of what has happened in a lot of confusion over the rule of wisdom power was in the so called review lucian reprocessed. right now we have a chance to discuss the attacks on american diplomats whether mr patrick henningsen and your political analyst for the u.k. call them current affairs a website good to see you again mr having same now these attacks happened in countries where washington was directly involved in regime change what does that say about the effect the revolts have had on the us. well this is a very interesting development and what you can deduce from this is basically you know that washington in america is st

the gathering not only there in the northern middle east if you tickle me this explicitly in the capital city of beirut at the same time if you can appear with the privacy rights to that point to say the american ambassador there as well as me personally needs to be dismissed and there has been a terrorist you know the united states as well as the live in a friend who's had an open investigation there have made several arrests in the hearing from them that they believe that this has all the telltale signs of al qaida and certainly we have seen that means at demonstrations elsewhere in the region such as at this moment the mood is incredibly volatile. poulos we're right in the meantime dr charlie or the dean of the jindal school of international affairs believes that people should search deeper for the root cause of the protests. but through district nobody in australia or in foreign countries which are obvious from the epicenter of the arab spring region i think those are more spontaneous but libya egypt yemen these are like post evolution of societies and this is where you have seen the brun

we know that and that egypt police are now under stand by for the protests today wednesday in the capital city of cairo police are gathering as we speak at the same time we're also hearing of demonstrations being planned in tunis the capital city of tunisia was both of these will be anti american demonstrations again showing just how one is how this region is. only in these post revolution climate that has seen these countries in a and in an instability largely because of what has happened in a lot of confusion over the role of wisdom powers in the so-called revolutionary process a team of u.s. anti terror marines is reportedly heading to libya to beef up security for diplomats let's get some reaction and analysis now from the independent news editor james a carpet good to have you with us on our team james now the killed you with the best that was washington's envoy to the libyan rebels joining last year's revolution went to washington backed will his death cause a breakup between two allies or while the u.s. stands remain unchanged you think. well i think that the u.s. is going to have to ma

fire massive columns have also been gathering not only there in the northern that in the city of tripoli but also expressing anger in the capital city of beirut at the same time if you could not be away for five days of up to that on tuesday the american ambassador there as well this week a personal needs to begin this mission there has been a terrorist the united states as well as that have been there for two years have an opening to enter this today should there have made several arrests in the hearing from them that they believe that this has all the telltale signs of the taliban sorry i'll kind of and certainly we have seen. at demonstrations elsewhere in the region that this at this moment the mood is incredibly volatile across the region with further demonstrations today saturday indeed it is paul thanks very much for bringing us the subway poles that you're reporting from cairo. author and journalist as she were times he believes this on rast was a long time coming out isn't going to end anytime soon. and now twenty different countries had terrible hear about the deaths of people sensibly over this ridiculous film but as

states has beefed up its security in overseas missions it has threatened reinforcements to the capital yemenites city of samarra at the same time to send its marines to the capital city of kut soon sudan was rejected by authorities there they say that they can deal with the security situation by themselves from libya we are hearing and of course this is where the american ambassador and three other high ranking u.s. stock made the switch from day one clearing that for a grace has been made we have no information at this stage as to the identities of those are wasted but we are hearing that an announcement regarding these of race will be made soon both the united states and the libyan authorities of pointing at al qaida they say that the attack has the fingerprints of al qaida and al qaeda has released a statement and although it doesn't take responsibility directly for this attack in benghazi it has said that the attack was in response to the killing of al qaida is the number to buy you a stroke at the same time we're also hearing that the f.b.i. has to respond a visit to libya to deal with the inves

restaurant came under fire massive columns of all city gathering not only there in the northern a city of tripoli the also explicit and in the capital city of beirut at the same time if you could not be away the privacy right to that point to say the american ambassador there as well this week personal needs to begin this mission there has been a time where the united states as well as the minister and he's had an opening to enter this to patients there that have made several arrests and we hearing from them that they believe that this has all the telltale signs of al qaida or the mood is incredibly volatile across the region with so the demonstrations today saturday . all are in journalist offshore towns he believes this unrest was a long time coming out isn't going to and any time soon. and now twenty different countries terrible about the deaths of people sensibly over this ridiculous bill as to where diplomatic relations like the leaders of those countries will be telling washington if they indeed have relations in washington. it seems like the chicken is coming home to roost it's difficult to see how it could have been averted

know that and that egyptian police are now on standby for for the protests today wednesday in the capital city of cairo police are gathering as we speak at the same time we're also hearing of demonstrations being planned in tunis the capital city of chile both of these will be anti american demonstrations again showing just how volatile this region is particularly in these post revolution climate that has seen these countries in a and in an instability largely because of what has happened in a lot of confusion over the role of wisdom powers in these so-called revolutionary process. right there is r.t. is middle east correspondent a policy giving us the latest on the story thank you. now egypt's new president has angered some hardliners by not yet speaking out about the film mohamed morsi though has been working to establish trade ties with washington to secure funds to help revive his country's economy but as our g.'s guy energy can replay explains as such support comes at a high political price. egyptian needs money and the us needs to preserve its leverage in egypt so how do you make those w

gaza also in iraq in sudan at least three people are known to have died in demonstrations in the capital city of khartoum these took place when protesters tried to reach the american embassy and to that end the united states is sending the means to back up security there the german as well as the british embassies will also be under attack. in yemen with her being that of these school nicole has been actually doing various stations there u.s. marines have a wife to make up the city of summit to try and just use the situation in tunis we're hearing that at least two people have died this happened when colleagues scaled the rules of the american embassy and managed actually to get inside the compound basic fire on the seven of the trees inside the compound and at the same time they set fire on an american the school even cost eleven on at least one person there has died away in a chain restaurant pavement fire mess of colleagues have also been gathering not only there in the northern the east if you tickle me the police are expressing their anger in the capital city of beirut at the same time i

gaza also in iraq in sudan at least three people are known to have died in demonstrations in the capital city of khartoum these took place when protesters tried to reach the american embassy and to that end the united states is sending the means to back up security where the german as well as the british embassies were also under attack in yemen with hearing that if these poor people have the ability of various stations there u.s. marines have a wife to make capital city of summit to try and defuse the situation in tunis we're hearing that if these two people have died this happened when crowds scaled the rules of the american embassy and managed actually to get in. the compound the fire was one of the teams inside the compound and at the same time they set fire on an american school leaving a constant levanon at least one person there who has the right way to chain restaurants a fire massive crowds of possible gathering not only there in northern a city of tripoli but also expressing anger in the capital city of beirut at the same time if it could not be away the fighting for the two countri

a massive columns of course at the gathering not only there in the northern the city of tripoli the distance frisson of anger in the capital city of beirut at the same time if you think maybe over the five years up to that point to say the american ambassador as well as me personally and me to begin this mission there has been a terrorist the united states as well as the minute for at least have an opening to enter this today should there have made several arrests and we hearing from them that they believe that this has. the telltale signs of al qaeda and several who have seen al qaeda linked demonstrations elsewhere in the region says at this moment in this incredibly volatile. obvious policy reporting right meantime author and journalist afshin rattansi believes the western backlash was a long time coming and it's not going to end anytime soon and now twenty different countries terrible hear about the deaths of people that are sensibly over this ridiculous film but as to where diplomatic relations lie the leaders of those countries will be telling washington if they indeed have relations with washington . and it seems li

malaysia in gaza also in iraq in sudan at least three people are known to die in demonstrations in the capital city of course soon these took place when protesters try to reach the american embassy and to get into the united states is sending the means to back up security where the german as well as the british embassies were also. to attack in yemen with these people have to be in space and they're u.s. marines have a wife team a capital city of sana'a to try and just use the situation in tunis we're hearing that at least two people have died this happened we called scaled the walls of the american embassy and managed to get inside the compound basically fire on some of the keys inside the compound and at the same time they set fire on an american school leaving a constable evan on at least one person there was a chain restaurant a much higher massive council sitting gathering not only there in the northern east of tripoli also it's missing and in the capital city of beirut at the same time if you could maybe a with the prime minister to come to see the american ambassador as well as me personally

gaza also in iraq in sudan at least three people are known to have died in demonstrations in the capital city of khartoum these took place when protesters tried to reach the american embassy and to get into the united states is sending marines to back up security where the german as well as the british embassies were also under attack. in yemen we've heard these people have been killed in various places there u.s. marines have kept the city of sun up to try and just use the situation in tunis we hearing that at least two people have died this happened when college scaled the walls of the american embassy and managed to get inside the compound basically fire on some of the keys inside the compound and at the same time they set fire on an american school even constant levanon at least one person has died when a chain restaurant came under fire massive council sitting gathering not only in the northern middle east of tripoli but also expressing anger in the capital city of beirut at the same time if you think maybe over the final two points to save the american ambassador as well this week i've

know this is missions that high things reinforcements to the capital yemenite sun that at the same time to send its new orleans the capital city that was rejected by authorities there they say that they can deal with the security situation by themselves from libya we are hearing and of course this is where the american ambassador and three other high ranking u.s. softening the state will someday be hearing that a great they have no information at this stage as to the identities of those it wasted but we are hearing that an announcement regarding the use of base will be mates. both the united states and libyan authorities are pointing at al qaida they say that the attack has the fingerprints of al qaida and al qaeda has released a statement and although it doesn't take responsibility directly for this attack in benghazi it has said that the attack was in response to the killing of all kind is the number to buy you a stroke is at the same time we're also hearing that the f.b.i. has to spend a visit to libya to deal with the investigation because of security concerns in that country now also on saturday there were demonstrations

they stormed that embassy and the capital city of sanaa. they were climbing the walls, setting tires on fire. water cannons pushing them back. >> in iran, hundreds of protesters have been gathering outside the swiss embassy in tehran, shouting death to the united states. the swiss embassy handles u.s. interests in iran, and is being heavily guarded right now by police. >> as for the president, president obama vowing all necessary steps. security being beefed up to protect u.s. citizens all around the world. >> and, and a major development in libya. the first arrests in connection with the attack that killed two well-respected american diplomats and two former navy s.e.a.l.s. >> want to begin our worldwide coverage this morning out of cairo with ian lee. ian talk to me a little bit about this world via twitter from the muslim brotherhood that they are announcing the protests will only be held in tahrir square. why is that? >> well, brook, what the muslim brotherhood is saying, is that by canceling the protests around egypt, they hope to curb

thursday syrian government forces carried out airstrikes on the commercial capital aleppo after rebels once again trying to take over the city clashes have also been raging in western and southern parts of the city and in several areas of the capital. the japanese cabinet panel has called for the phasing out of nuclear power over the next three decades the move comes as the country struggles to make the shift in its energy policy after an earthquake and tsunami devastated the fukushima nuclear plant in two thousand and eleven the government closed down all atomic plants after the accident however some of them have since reopened to cope with the country's power demand around one third of japan's energy is currently generated by nuclear power plants. a bus has crashed with a fuel tanker in eastern afghanistan killing fifty one people as the vehicles erupted into flames it's not known why they collided in a separate incident in the country a nato service member was reported killed in a militant attack in the east by lands has recently surged in afghanistan with most attacks conducted by taliban insurgents. later this hour we'l

two were killed as protesters stormed the gate in the capital city. this was the scene outside the american embassy in london, demonstrations fuelled by the release of an amateur film. protesters say the movie denigrates the prophet muhammed. >> the producer has been identified it 55-year-old egyptian christian living in california who wrote the film while in jail for bank fraud charges. >> " the dick is calling for peace in the middle east and he begins in lebanon. anti-american protests and led the dawn, police opened fire. lebanese authorities have suspended permits a separate government officials bodyguards and there confiding the pope's visit to a central lebanon and northern christian areas. go for the latest on the violence in the middle east. we also have the dates on facebook and twitter. >> sentenced to 30 years he's admitted hot and with agents as part of the nihon -- of an al qaeda plot. he went so far as to put on what he thought was a bomb-laden dust. he received a lesser term under a plea deal. dodge the old dominion is going to be getti

bomb targeted police recruits lining up for a job at an oil company's office in the northern city of kirkuk outside the capital ten soldiers were killed in a dawn ambush another car bombings hit cities in the southern part of to the northwest syrian border no one has yet claimed responsibility for any of the attacks. meanwhile iraq's vice president has been sentenced to death after a court ruled he was guilty of masterminding the killings of the country's security forces and shias tariq al-hashmi was not in court though as he had fled to turkey as soon as the charges against him emerged in december the case sparked a political crisis in iraq with other sunni politicians branding the prime minister who issued the warrant for hashmi dictates that. eighty police officers have been injured during clashes at a kurdish cultural festival in southwest germany he had arrested after a teenager tried to get into the event with a band flag police used pepper spray as they were pelted with stones and bottles of water the clashes lasted for about two hours thirty one people were detained. at least sixteen people have been k

compound in the capital city and they burned the american flag. we have new images coming from yemen. the yemeni embassy in washington says there have been no casualties reported in relation to this incident. before storming the grounds, the demonstrators removed the embassy sign on the outer wall and set tires ablaze and then dealt to the compound with rocks. security forces who rushed to the scene fired gunshots into the air and used tear gas to disperse the crowd. it is obviously still going on. it is said the demonstrators are protesting an anti-islamic film the same film that caused protests at the u.s. embassy in cairo, egypt. six police officers there suffered minor injuries during the clashes. these two clashes followed a tuesday attacks on the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya that left the u.s. ambassador to libya, chris stevens, and three other state department officials dead. that attack in libya lasted nearly five hours on tuesday night. these are the latest in a series of attacks on american diplomatic missions in the middle east. th

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the syrian army's operations in the syrian capital and now for months there have been fighting between the syrian troops as well as opposition forces in the capital city of the mass this is where it is in the country's second largest city of aleppo the fighting has continued since last year march with the daily casualty count continuing to climb. right to talk more on the latest attacks in the capital damascus i'm joined live by dr ali mohamed editor in chief of the syria tried the and we cannot it is the view that up to mohammad that rebel groups have previously targeted security buildings but now that appear to have attacked a school that's also just rebel tactics are changing. well it only suggests that they are not shy anymore about their actual terrorist nature let me correct one thing that appeared in your report this is not a military school this is a school especially for the sons and daughters of military people who get killed in wars so in other words marketeers so it's not only through school it's a school for children and right next to it there is a vocational training school for adolescents and right next to it there is another another sc

. >> reporter: an elementary school, the capital city, children travel from three different villages. it's the area's first elementary school. it was local people who built it four years ago. the government has teachers but locals chip in for the cost of the school operations and teaching materials. about 90 children attend this school. one of the students in the fourth grade class is 16 years old. this is the only school close do his home. >> translator: i hope that when i grow up i become a useful person who can help my country. that's my dream. >> reporter: the children's parents maintain the school. he's among those in charge. six of his children go to the school. when the donkey hate branches that ate up the classroom wall, his parents replace it. >> translator: we didn't have the chance to go to school so we want our children to have the opportunity. >> reporter: the parents must do the programs related to the school. they are discussing teachers who often don't show up. >> translator: why have these teachers missed so much school? are they receiving permission from the governme

the syrian army's operations in the syrian capital and now for months there have been fighting between the syrian troops as well as opposition forces in the capital city of damascus as well as in the country's second largest city of aleppo the fighting has continued since last year march with the daily casualty count continuing to climb the attack in damascus that comes amid a major international gathering in new york where the young going crisis in syria is among the main topics being tackled artie's marine are but my as following the u.n. general assembly meeting. well u.s. president barack obama addressed the international body and with respect to syria the u.s. leader said the regime of bashar al assad must come to an end when referencing syria president obama said that the international community must be engaged to assure that what began as citizens demanding their rights does not end in a cycle of sectarian violence now as we've been reporting over the past year and a half the u.s. and its western allies have been fiercely pushing and campaigning for for regime change for bashar al assad to step down and the u.s. and europeans have been supporti

force they were just minutes apart they also happened not far from one of the main squares of the capital city now they shot at the glass of windows of nearby buildings with some people reporting hearing those explosions several kilometers away in fact some eyewitnesses have gone as far as to say it was the loudest explosion in damascus since fighting broke out there several months ago this part of the city is covered now with huge plumes of smoke the ambulances rushed to the scene the police have cordoned off the area to prevent traffic and people from getting closer we were also receiving reports that the ministry of defense is on fire and all of the syrian information minister has said that the explosions were caused by two roadside bombs one of which he says may have been planted inside the grounds of the army command headquarters he did deny initial reports that there were casualties saying that no civilians or army personnel had been hurt in these explosions and this does seem plausible because it happened at around seven o'clock in the morning local time the explosions also a code not f

the syrian army's operations in the syrian capital and now for months there have been fighting between the syrian troops as well as opposition forces in the capital city of damascus as well as in the country's second largest city of aleppo the fighting has continued since last year march for the daily casualty count continuing to climb. the rebels' leg of their trials of syrians anyway so it's safe for them to admit terrorism says dr ali mohammed editor in chief of the syrian tribe you need a channel. well it's only suggests that they are not shy anymore about their actual terrorist nature these guys have been blaming the government for everything since nobody believes them anymore it seems that they decided to claim responsibility and the second thing is that this should have a great impact on the public opinion in syria and it did long ago because everybody knows that it's terrible that our bombing the question is going to affect the opinions of powerful powers like the u.s. and nato nations the attack in damascus comes amid a major international gathering in new york where the ongoing crisis in syria is among the main topics being tackled. followin

to the syrian army's operations in the syrian capital now for months there have been fighting between the syrian troops as well as opposition forces in the capital city of damascus as well as in the country's second largest city of aleppo the fighting has continued since last year march with the daily casualty count continuing to climb. out is our policy there joining us live from jerusalem thank you. for the attack in damascus or comes amid a major international gathering in new york where the ongoing crisis in syria is among the main topics being tackled addie's more in a fortnight or following the un general assembly meeting and our joins us live here on the program thanks for coming on or so how is the whole civil war crisis being assessed there so far marina. well right now the first speaker of the general assembly debate is addressing the general assembly that is the president of brazil who has already brought up the crisis in syria clearly this issue is going to dominate discussions and dominate speeches we do know that russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov will be hosting a bilateral meeting with joint special envoy lakhdar brahimi who rece

vast quantities of food, raw materials and manufactured goods poured into the capital city. much of this wealth remained at the top, but some trickled down to the other classes as well. this hierarchy of ancient power and wealth is well preserved in the ruins of herculaneum, 120 miles southeast from the capital in rome. the city of herculaneum rested on the shores of the mediterranean. its seaside buildings housed the boats of fishermen and traders. like its better known neighbor, pompeii, herculaneum was built in the shadow of vesuvius, which erupted in a.d. 79 to bury both cities in ash and lava. excavation superintendent tommasa budetta and her assistants dug through the lava to expose warehouses that once sat on the beach. inside, victims of the cataclysm as they waited to be rescued. interpreter: pouring into the streets from the stores, they went toward the beach, attempting to flee and to save themselves by sea. here they waited for ships to take them to safe shores. unfortunately, they were choked and crushed under the volcanic debris. naturally, at the moment of the

the buildings were engulfed in flames, and now thick smoke continues to hover over the capital city. this video just into the news room. initial reports saying the blast caused only material damage, and at this point, casualties are still unknown. security forces say this morning they are chasing down rebels who want to oust syrian president bashar al assad. so far no one has claimed responsibility for this blast. at the news 4 live desk, angie goff, news 4. >>> at 4:33, the race for president runs through ohio today. president obama and mitt romney are campaigning in the buckeye state. romney has to carry ohio if he has any chance of winning in november. no republican has ever lost in ohio and won the presidency. he appears to have ground to make up. the republican presidential nominee trails president obama by eight points in the latest "washington post" poll. he also leads in florida among likely voters. he leads by nine points among registered voters. romney's campaign doesn't seem too fazed by this poll. aides say they're trusting their own polling. >>> the obama campaign continu