u.s. embassy in bolivia we do not need the american embassy we don't need their cooperation or diplomatic relations with them while they conspire against us from within our country and from the outside my hand won't shake to close the u.s. embassy we've got dignity we've got sovereignty with the u.s. we're better politically and democratically with the i.m.f. and world bank we're better economically so we do not need them in spain says it and other countries were told snowden was on board the bolivian plane but it's refused to say where the information came from despite south american leaders claiming washington's hand was behind the diversion of president when on his plane the u.s. has remained quiet policy and development specialist part of the phone says that the u.s. has built a global power system where sovereignty is in question. the rules of international law have been totally. shaken. by it would say since one thousand nine hundred nine on. a level that even among the western powers now there is a situation where someone is more equal than others and the possibility of a sovereign

u.s. embassy in his country blaming washington for pressuring europe to block his chat. and also at the at this hour restored force rallies cry out across the u.s. what americans taking to the streets angered at the government keeping on the personal lives and data that's just around the corner. but all the talk about language is what i will only react to situations i have read the reports for. the police to know i will be back to stay partly to comment on your latter point to save. your k.l.a. colleagues on the job killing health i. think you know more weasely. when you made a direct question are you prepared for a change when you know you should be ready for a. critical stage in little doubt the freedom to watch. my right to see my first strike. and i think that your. i. see welcome back latin american leaders have been and feel in fewer ated by the recent grounding of the believe in a presidential plane condemning it as a slap in the face for the region they have been rallying in support of their colleague admiral maraniss whose plane was rerouted over suspicions the n

u.s. embassy we've got dignity we've got sovereignty with the u.s. we're better politically and democratically without the i.m.f. and world bank we're better economically so we do not need them. spain says it and other countries were told not and also on boards they believe in play but it's refused to say what information came from despite south american leaders claiming washington's hand was behind the diversion of presidential plane the u.s. has remained quiet so policy and development specialist power a foreigner says the last has built a global power system where sovereignty is in question. these rules of international law have been told to be. shaken. i would say since one thousand nine hundred nine on to a level that even among the western powers knol there is a situation where someone is more equal than nanda has the possibility of a sovereign state to adopt decisions regarding the side or protection of a certain individual. completely. to favor the major interest of the center of the imperial system which is washington in this case. they grou

u.s. embassy in bolivia we do not need the american embassy we don't need their cooperation or diplomatic relations with them while they conspire against us from within our country and from the outside my hand won't shake to close the u.s. embassy we've got dignity we've got sovereignty without the us we're better politically and democratically without the i.m.f. and world bank we're better economically so we do not need them. latin american leaders from argentina ecuador or nominating uruguay in venezuela met with morales in bolivia yesterday to discuss the issue the president had demanded an apology from france italy portugal and spain for refusing the libyan leader the right to fly in their airspace on tuesday until it was confirmed snowden was not on board his plane or ellis spent thirteen hours in the austrian airport waiting for clearance to fly the bolivian president blamed washington saying the u.s. force the european countries to deny his airspace request meanwhile michael moore took to twitter with some advice for the president morales suggesting that he quote fly back to moscow

u.s. embassy in his country blaming washington folks pressuring europe to block his jet . and also ahead for you restore the bulls ronnie's cry out across the u.s. with americans taking to the streets i'm good at the government peeping on that husna lines and data oh that's just around the corner. one of the greats stayed blind to what is happening in their country. the american dream is disappearing. the houses with gardens are laid out the poor are left hopeless the streets are full of angry crowds fighting against. heist who stole the american dream. wealthy british style it's time to right in front. of the. markets why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy in cars a report on our. this is the welcome back latin american leaders have been infuriated by the recent grounding of the bill even present plane condemning it as a slap in the phrase for the region they've been rallying in support of their colleague ever morale is this plane was rerouted over suspicions the n.s.a. leaker leaker edward snowden was on board and now demanding an apology from fra

u.s. embassy we've got dignity we've got sovereignty with the u.s. we're better politically and democratically without the i.m.f. and world bank we're better economically so we do not need them following this nightmare flight of everywhere as through europe last night we've seen an unprecedented solidarity from all that american countries on the matter they've all been very critical of what happened with the believing president now the president of argentina kristie that occasional said that this was the humiliation of the entire south american continent a joint statement coming from the colombian government stated that the airspace denial is an act of aggression and last but not least the president of venezuela nicolas maduro said this was a dangerous disproportionate and unacceptable aggression. but europe is the main victim of america's economic policies europe is the main victim of america's espionage and yet it's precisely europe that's insulted one of the presidents of south america it's unprecedented what the spanish government is done are we

u.s. embassy in bolivia we do not need the u.s. embassy. the french interior minister said if edward snowden applied for diplomatic shelter in his country there is little chance he'd get it this after the whistleblowers revelations of the u.s. spying on its european allies sparked a wave of fury across the block including paris or it is very if an ocean reports what we see is actually a curious evolution of france's position over america's spying activity from an extreme outrage to an even more extreme tolerance and even support we all remember that france has become furious after it was revealed that america's intelligence services had been more natori in high ranking french and european union officials even abroad and also at home and then the angry at france's president has demanded washington to stop spying immediately and has even threatened to reconsider economic partnership with america and delay the talks over an ambitious project with america over the world's largest free trade zone america france and european countries have been w

u.s. embassy he expelled. if they do not apologize, the bolivian people and the government, we will seek an expulsion of their ambassadors. the governments of bolivia and venezuela have confirmed that received a request for asylum from edward snowden, days after both countries confirm they would accept him. he will need to decide when to fly here. if he definitely wants to fly here. the fact is, latin america is humanitarian territory and it is growing all the time. >> he is believed to be in a moscow transit area wanted by the u.s. for espionage. now, bolivians want answers, calling the episode an act of state terrorism. huge explosion on a busy street in the southern suburbs of beirut. the area, a stronghold of hezbollah. it happened near it -- near ending summit center. several were winded. we go live to the scene. paul, what is the update on what we know to have happened? see, this bomb was up area-- off in a built- and the casualties were relatively slight. we don't think anyone was killed, although some

u.s. embassy to protest against u.s. meddling in egypt affairs.e members shifted and started marching toward tahrir square which is the home base for opponents. witnesses say both sides were firing weapons. one witness telling us an individual from the morsi crowd took out an automatic weapon and fired into the tahrir crowd and two people dropped to the ground. it's very difficult to figure out who is who and if anyone has any official affiliation with any movement or political party. the muslim brotherhood and supporters of mr. morsi will be under a lot of pressure to explain why some of their supporters headed toward tahrir square and one of their protesters took out an automatic weapon. all of this is happening into the backdrop of a political crisis. this interim trying to make a smooth transition of new leadership but supporters are outraged. they are standing in their way and causing turmoil that we saw tonight. >> they were headed toward the u.s. embassy. do we know if anybody is in there? >> reporter: the marches took place after hours. it

u.s. intimidation tactics threatening to close america's embassy was refused access to europe. and parts of egypt exploded in jubilation after the ousting of mohamed morsy some of the president's top aides are arrested but fears of clashes between the army. thank you for joining us this morning here on our. just after eleven am on friday. facility is now entering its sixth month nearly two thirds of inmates have joined in the protest against alleged mistreatment and detention without trial it's the largest strike in the camps eleven year history military doctors now force feeding forty five detainees to try and keep them alive this highly controversial practice has been condemned around the world but is still being defended by certain u.s. officials. picks up the story. calls for the u.s. to stop force feeding guantanamo hunger strikers the practice is against international law and is seen by many as a form of torture and here is one thing first the guards strap the detainee down to a chair like this one then they put a mask over his face so that the detainee can't move bite or

u.s. embassy in his country blaming washington for pressuring europe to block his chat nor about going after the break. spies or oppose any us in this case the u.s. and its files on just about everyone in the world including its so-called friends and allies why shouldn't seeks total global information dominance and this is being done we're told to find care with new people if the u.s. monitored its intelligence community rather than snoop on the rest of us. to least be told language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on all t.v. reporting from the world talks about six fifty i p interviews intriguing story to tell you. in trying. to find out more visit are a big t.v. dog called. you're watching assays good to have you with us lash american leaders have been infuriated by the recent grounding of the believe in a presidential plane condemning it as a slap in the face for the region they have been rallying in support of their colleagues have almost run this was plain was reworded over suspicions the n.s.a. leaker edward snowden was on board and that now demanding an apology fro

u.s. intimidation tactics threatening to close america's embassy after its jet was refused access to european airspace. and supporters of egypt's ousted president called for more protests after the army's crackdown on the muslim brotherhood is leading to fears the military and islamists will soon clash. at one pm on friday this is r.t. live from moscow. straight to your top world headlines right now the u.s. government is fighting a legal effort to stop the force feeding of hunger striking detainees at guantanamo bay and lawyers for several prisoners of appeal to a washington court to intervene but the administration says federal judges have no say in what happens at that camp now the mass strike at the notorious u.s. military facility now entering its sixth month nearly two thirds of the inmates have joined in the protest against alleged mistreatment and detention without trial is the largest strike in the camp's eleven year history military doctors are force feeding forty five detainees to try and keep them alive in this highly controversial practice has been condemned all around the world

u.s. intimidation tactics now threatening to close america's embassy after its jet was refused access to european airspace. and part egypt exploding jubilation after the ousting of mohamed morsy some of the deposed president's top aides are arrested and fears of clashes between the army and islamists. fly from moscow it's with me rory sushi a pleasure to have you with us today we'll start now with the world's top headlines the u.s. government is fighting a legal effort to stop the force feeding of hunger striking detainees at guantanamo bay lawyers for several prisoners have appealed to a washington court to intervene but the administration says federal judges have no say in what happens at camp or the mass hunger strike or the notorious u.s. military physical facility now entering its sixth month nearly two thirds of the inmates have joined in the protest against a ledge to mistreatment and detention without trial in fact it's the largest strike in the camps eleven year history military doctors are force feeding forty five detainees to try and keep him alive the highly controversial practice tho

u.s. embassy in bolivia we do not need the american embassy we don't need their cooperation or diplomatic relations with them while they conspire against us from within our country and from the outside my hand won't shake to close the u.s. embassy we've got dignity we've got sovereignty without the us we're better politically and democratically without the i.m.f. and world bank we're better economically so we do not need them. now policy development specialist apollo are funny he says a latin american countries are revolting against what they see as the dominance of one global power. the rules of international law have been totally. shaken. by it would say since nine hundred eighty nine on. a level that even among the western powers now there is a situation where someone is more equal than others and the possibility of a sovereign state to adopt decisions regarding. or protection of a certain individual are completely put aside. to favor the major interests of the center of the imperial system which is washington in this case an investigative reporter dave lindorff he says it's notable ho

u.s. intimidation tactics threatening to close america's embassy. refused access to european airspace. and parts of egypt explode in jubilation after the ousting of mohamed morsy some of the deposed president's top aides are arrested however fears of clashes between the army and. it is just after eight am on friday here in moscow this is r.t. worldwide news with me rory sushi it's good to have you with us today. the u.s. government is fighting a legal effort to stop the force feeding of hunger striking detainees at guantanamo bay lawyers for several prisoners of appeal to a washington court to intervene but the administration says federal judges have no say on what happens at the camp now the hunger strike at the notorious u.s. military facility is nearing the end of its fifth month now nearly two thirds of the inmate have now joined in the protest against alleged mistreatment and detention without trial now military doctors are force feeding forty five of them to try and keep them alive the highly controversial practice has been condemned around the world but is still being defended b

u.s. embassy we've got dignity we've got sovereignty with the u.s. we're better politically and democratically without the i.m.f. and world bank we're better economically so we do not need them but in the meantime policy and development specialist paolo a foreign aid he says latin american countries are revolting against what they see as the dominance of one global power. these rules of international law have been totally. shaken. i would say since nine hundred eighty nine on. a level that even among the western powers now there is a situation where someone is more equal than others and the possibility of a sovereign state to adopt decisions regarding the side or protection of a certain individual are completely put aside. to favor the major interests of the center of the imperial system which is washington in this case and here at r.t. we are closely following reaction to washington's moves across latin america and monitoring the developments of the case of whistleblower edward snowden who of course sparked this ongoing diplomatic spat. well i saw.

u.s. embassy is nervous. is this as good as it gets? or tomorrow, does this -- is the start of another phase of conflict where you have religious passions mixed in in a disenfranchised religious group that wants to take its vendetta on the people here and the military? >> let me ask you, richard, most people looking at this incredible scene late tonight in cairo are asking, are those people satisfied with what happened today? are they united about what they want to come later? >> they do seem to be united. they're not all from one group. they all seem to be supportive of the road map that was put forward by the military and also which was backed by the members of civil society, religious leaders, the most senior christian official in this country. they all back this road map which is morsi's out, we don't even know exactly where he is. the latest reports are he's at a ministry of defense building. he hasn't made any statements since the announcement ousting him. there was one statement leaked out which he said the revolution has been st

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where the embassy and the u.s. army offices locate.ew it was a dangerous place, but we never had any trouble with anybody. >> but on november 1, that all changes. at the time, special agent tom o'connor is with the fbi's joint terrorist task force. >> on november 1 of 2004, roy was working in his district office. >> i was working on my computer, and i saw some motion to my left. when i looked up, there were four men standing in the doorway with ak-47s. one of them said, you come with us, or we'll kill you. >> they zip-tied his hands behind his back and ankles. they put a bag over his head, and then he was brought out to a car. >> like many hostages before him, roy hallums disappears without a trace. american authorities fear the worst. >> unfortunately a lot of the hostages were being shown on video being beheaded. so it was a real concern that a u.s. citizen would be used in that manner. >> but it appears the kidnapers are more interested in money than murder. >> the head of the gang, he said to me that because i was an american, they

u.s. embassy in cairo will be closed tomorrow. there is talk of the egyptian military taking over if president morsi can't contain the situation within the next 24 hours. let's bring in mike barrett, ceo of security consulting firm, diligent innovations. it seems like we're reaching a breaking point here, mike. the president has less than 24 hours before the military vowed to come in as we just said. from the look of those pictures, it doesn't seem like he is going to be able to settle everything down in that period of time. what happens? >> i think you're right, melissa. certainly the big issue is always the military. the military has always been the historical center of balancing power within egypt and i think frankly at love us were surprised that they were so quick to ease mubarak out of power and actually did stand by when they had democratic elections that brought into power morsi. what i've seen the people are in power again. wait a minute. we didn't want one vote one time. we wanted real freedom and equality for everybody

u.s. embassy which is just in the back of this square has ordered the departure of all nonemergency personnel and their families. and is even advising american citizens in egypt to leave. richard engel, nbc news, cairo. >>> with more on this, yusuf gamal aldin is live with more. >> reporter: the story still rapidly developing here in cairo. the latest development is a new acting president has been sworn in this morning after being sworn in as the head of the supreme constitutional court. he'll oversee this period. he's been with the constitutional court since 1992. this comes on the back of the statement we got late yesterday effectively ousting muhammad orsy. we understand that he is in a safe location. we don't have a new date for the election but the constitution will be suspended. in terms of tension and violence, still both of them at very high levels. some ten people have lost their lives in violence overnight. >> thank you. >>> now to nbc's tracie potts in washington. president obama says he is deeply concerned but did stop short of calling this a coup. how is this playing out diplomat

u.s. embassy, the canadian embassy.mendous trepidation and anxiety about what could happen over the course of the next 24 hours so keep a very close eye on this space. this is a story developing by the hour. >> yousef, if i could ask you a question very quickly. we talked to the former u.s. ambassador to egypt earlier this hour, and he suggested that one of the reasons that things at least today have been a little bit more peaceful in terms of the protesters is that they have physically separated the two oppositions, the two oppose groups. is that indeed the case? can you set the scene for us in terms of where the morrissi supporters are versus the military supporters? >> reporter: well, the story here is that the supporters of the respective camps have decided to separate themselves from early on, so you have the supporters of incumbent president mohamed morsi in a location in cairo that's not too far away from basically the supporters or opponents of the incumbent president are near the presidential palace and tahrir

u.s. embassy in bolivia. we do not need its its pretext of cooperation or diplomatic relationship area did they come to conspire against us from inside and out. >> and the latest of snowden's disclosures, glenn greenwald revealed this week in the nsa systematically has tapped into brazil's telecommunication network and intercepted collected and stored the e-mail and telephone records of millions of brazilians for years. the brazilian government says it has deep concern over the report and has asked u.s. embassy for an explanation. we will have more with gwen greenwald later in the broadcast. the nsa's wholesale gathering of u.s. on records was enabled by previously unknown decision by the foreign intelligence surveillance act court. under the patriot act, businesses can be forced to turn over customer's records of investigators can prove they are "relevant to an authorized investigation care co. the wall street journal reports in a series of order stating back to the mid-2000s, the fisa court, , endorsed an e

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u.s. embassy is nervous. is this as good as it gets or tomorrow does this -- is the start of another phase of conflict where you have religious passions mixed in at a disenfranchised religious group that wants to take its vendetta on the people here and on the military? >> let me ask you, richard, the question most people looking at this incredible scene late tonight in cairo are asking, are those people satisfied with what happened today? are they united about what they want to come later? >> they do seem to be united. they're not all from one group, but they all seem to be supportive of the road map that was put forward by the military and also which was backed by the members of civil society, religious leaders from the coptic christian pope, most senior christian official in this country, back this road map, morsi is out. we don't know where he is. the latest reports are that he is at a ministry of defense building. he hasn't made any statements since the announcement ousting him. there was one statement t

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u.s. embassy. >>> wiki leaks says national security agency leaker edward snowden has now aapplied for asylum in more than 20 different countries including brazil, india, china and most of europe. a person claiming to be snowden accusing the obama administration of pressuring leaders to not grant him aasylum. >>> house minority leader nancy pelosi is one of the most polarizing politicians in the country going head to head with republicans on capitol hill every day. today she goes one-on-one with raj mathai in what we call the interview. she talks about hillary clinton possibly running for president in 2016 and what it is like to be the minority in a republican-led house. >> they are obstructing the president. we are not ubtrukting the president. we didn't obstruct president bush when he was president. we disagreed and contested but we didn't say nothing you present will ever be approved in the congress. we did many good things with president bush. >> you can see the entire interview with nancy pelosi here on nbc bay area. >>> 4:52 right now. the former idlol winner on a ne show. >>> the airli

u.s. embassy in honor of the victims of the 1998 terrorist bombing. >>> just amazing video out of the former soviet union after a rocket exploded just after takeoff. moems after this rocket launch in kazakhstan, it was pretty clear that something was wrong. it simply just started to twist and fade in the air. it was carrying three russian satellites. even the camera guy has a tough guy keeping it in frame. you'll see it it dip out of the frame and come back right before a spectacular explosion on the ground. there was toxic fuel that came out after the explosion. the good news in the story is that no one was hurt. this comes at a politically sensitive time in the space program. i want to point out it's the only way americans can get into space is through the russian space program. >>> for the first time the jury in the george zimmerman trial got to hear from the defendant himself. the prosecution played a recording of zimmerman describing to police his encounter with trayvon martin. >> i was walking back to the truck. when i got back here, he yelled from behind me, yo, you got a problem? i t

u.s. embassy on sunday comparing washington's spying tactics to east germany's infamous secret police the stand was carried out by the hacktivist group anonymous just a week after a similar action by a notorious internet activist came dot com. residents of the district of london could soon be out on the streets authorities say people living in lambeth social housing blocks need to be relocated because the council can't afford to keep them. has been gauging their reaction. it is said to be his castle but now those living in social housing here in the london borough of lovebirds fighting a fierce legal battle to save their homes if you. have a cease fire an old negotiate a treaty which. recognize julian and his neighbors live in what's been dubbed short life housing there used to be thousands of such chains in lamberth now there are just seventy five short life housing came about some thirty years ago when the councils who couldn't afford to maintain these properties gave people who needed than the opportunity to live here for little or no rent on the basis that they maintain them now thoug

u.s. embassy on sunday comparing washington spying tactics to ease germany's infamous secret police the stand was carried out by the hacktivist group anonymous just a week after a similar action by the notorious into an activist conduct called. and of course we'll have more news for you online including russia stagers its largest military drills in soviet times about one hundred sixty thousand servicemen one thousand times and one hundred thirty planes are taking part in the war games who have the full story on our website. taking to the skies at canadian engineer has created the world's first human powered helicopter had to alter dot com to watch the video of the revolutionary machine fueled only by the pilots pedaling. hundred now so well news in brief for you this hour violence is on is on the rise in the rest of the area with militants firing a missile at a boss killing three people and wounding seventeen more security officials say the vehicle was carrying workers going to a local cement plant tree and another incident of militants blew up a police station that was under construction lea

u.s. embassy on sunday comparing washington's spying tactics to ease germany's infamous intelligence service is done it was carried out by hacktivist group anonymous just a week after a similar action by the online activist game dot com. egypt's military branch of government is pressing on with its transition plan despite supporters of the ousted president morsi continuing their protests as deputy secretary of state william burns is in cairo to talk to the new government which features two western leading officials in key posts the former u.n. nuclear chief mohamed el baradei has now become a vice president covering foreign affairs and the country's foreign minister is ex interruption ambassador to the u.s. now bill farmy meanwhile opponents of the muslim brotherhood have released a document on social media they say came from the group it's hard for you shows the organization calling for more bloodshed and they does the finding of the egyptian army journalist nanda says the islamists still need to be involved in the political process. the big question is what what power will they really have

u.s. embassy on sunday comparing washington's spying tactics to east germany's infamous intelligence service the stop was carried out by activist group anonymous just a week after a similar action by the online activist in dot com. syrian state t.v. is announced the army has discovered a rebel operated chemical laboratory packed with toxic substances the military claims they were destined to be packed into mortars and used to attack government forces in damascus it comes a week after the army far more than two hundred eighty barrels of hazardous chemicals at a rebel hideout in a different city the syrian u.n. ambassador claimed it was potentially enough to devastate a whole city allegations of chemical weapons being used by both sides have been a crucial issue in the international dispute on how to handle the conflict in syria both the rebels and assad's forces have repeatedly make claims and counterclaims over the use or nerve gas well for more on that let's talk to syrian political activist i'll see but he. now these allegations that the rebels are producing and stockpiling chemical weapon

u.s. embassy personnel and all americans in egypt. it's also been reported that egyptian military leaders assured the u.s. they would put civilians in charge of the government as quickly as possible. the egyptian military announced today that the chief of escript's constitutional court would be as the temporary head of the government. mick goes on to report there have been conversations taking place over the course of this week between the secretary of defense in this corrupt, chuck hagel and his counter part in egypt as well as the chairman of the joint chiefs can of staff, general martin dempsey and his unite counter part in egypt, as well. the u.s. has closer ties frankly to members of the military in egypt really than they do with the members of the civilian government. the now former civilian government in that country. in terms of the conversations between now former president morsi and president obama, the last time that we know they spoke was just a couple of days ago while the president was still traveling in africa. it was a

u.s. embassy on sunday comparing washington's spying tactics to east germany's infamous secret police or the stunt masterminded by a german artist that of all of. the notorious online activist kim dotcom who has also claimed what he called eight truth projection on his twitter. for now on the program on r.t. egypt's new government is slowly taking shape amid continuing protests by supporters of the deposed president mohamed morsi and with mass demonstrations on the horizon the u.s. under secretary of state bill burns is expected to talk to the country's new leaders later on monday and the come down on islamists for the prosecution freeze assets of fourteen of the brotherhood's leaders and in a pretty clear nod to washington the government picked two of the most western leaning diplomats for the top posts in the interim government a key opposition figure and former chief of the u.n. nuclear watchdog the i.a.e.a. mohamed el baradei he's become a vice president of foreign affairs of the former ambassador right there to america and me he becomes the nation's foreign minister a middle east journa

industrial scale now these are just some examples of the thirty eight countries missions and embassies the u.s. thought to have spied on a many of these nations remember a friendly to washington one such country is germany which was. particularly stung by snowden's revelations europe's strongest economy is it seems being closely watched by the united states with around five hundred million data intercepts each month these include mehta data on emails telephone calls s.m.s. text instant messages meanwhile in china of course the country that allowed snowden to slip through the net when he fled hong kong leaks revealed that every chinese computer that is hacked thirty three percent of these attacks originate from an american i pay address and it's not just civilians being monitored hospitals and universities are also being targeted when you look at the scale in the scope of america's global surveillance program and the fact that allied governments have also been bugged in recent years it makes it increasingly difficult for washington to get continue using national security as a justification for

u.s. embassy. right now the u.s. embassy is guarded by the egyptian military which is standard worldwide. the u.s. embassy remains closed today and there are no evacuation orders given as of yet. the pentagon has a contingent of several hundred marines in italy when tension began to mount in egypt and north africa. that is usually based out of moron, spain. it is established in the wake of benghazi. from siingonella marines could get there in three hours fly time and also a unit in the med terian. >> it is irrelevant what president obama said. there are 30 million people on the streets. the only thing he can say to call on morsi to reling quish power and leave egypt in peace. that was christian opposition leader who we spoke to yesterday. pentagon officials are watching and assessing what appears to be a military coup underway in carotene, megyn. >> the pictures are incredible, as you can see the numbers that turned out. keep watching as one of our critical allies in the middle east threatens to implode. we are hearin

u.s. embassy staffers release a statement about nikoula's video. "we firmly reject those actions that use the universal right of free speech to hurt the religious beliefs of others. the cairo embassy surrounded by protesters, voicing a variety of grievances. >> the video was a part of a much larger demonstration that featured open brandishing of the al qaeda flag, chances of obama, obama. >> reporter: 6:45 p.m. the owe egyptian crowd storms the embassy. watching from tripoli, gregg hicks, number two man in libya, reaches out to his boss, chris stevens, in benghazi. >> chris, are you aware what's going on in cairo? and he said no. i told him that embassy had been stormed. and they were trying to tear down our flag. he said thanks very much. >> reporter: no sign in benghazi of protests, over video or anything else. 9:00 p.m. ambassador stevens and sean smith retire in the main residence. four diplomatic security officers join them. including lead officer scott wickland. another officer, alec handerson is at the tactical officer center. >> the video w

u.s. embassy bombings. >>> and first lady michelle obama, she and laura bush are together at the african first ladies summit. >>> three anniversaries in aviation to tell you about today. in 1937, amelia earhart disappeared while trying to fly around the world. in 1982, larry walters used a lawn chair and weather balloons to soar over 16,000 feet high. yeah, don't do that at home. in 2002, steve fossett flew a balloon solo around the world. >>> also happy birthday to actress lindsay lohan who is 27. larry david turns 66 and racing legend richard petty, 76. >>> deep right here for more news, weather and sports. i'm betty we tooty ngyuen. have a good day. breaking news. day two of the bart workers strike. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza where cash lines just starting to form. we expect to see more of the same today. >> we are looking live at that golden gate bridge. you can see fog as traffic at this point flowing smoothly right there. you can expect ferries to be packed up all day long. brace yourselves and be warned. it is 4:30 right now. thanks a lot for joining us. i'm jon kelley. >>

u.s. embassy ordered all nonessential personnel to leave the country immediately. >>> bolivia is accusing g to let the president's plane into their airspace. they say the u.s. was behind the move. it was first thought that edward snowden may have been on board when it left russia. washington isn't commenting but french spanish and portugese officials say the bolivian president's plane was allowed to cross their territory. >>> ecuador's government says it found a small microphone hidden at its embassy in london last month. they think the bug was placed there to spy on wikileaks founder julian assange who has been living at the building after being granted asylum by ecuador last year. he is trying to avoid extradition to sweden where he was wanted for sexual assault. >>> 6:37. someone may be poisoning dogs in the twin peaks neighborhood. two dogs had to go to the e.r. after eating meatballs. kpix 5's da lin joins us with more on the treats that have sent those dogs to the e.r. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frank. police are warning folks -- dog owners especially in the twin peaks