u.s. marines and fbi are moving n. libya is right nownext door and there is a very complex manhunt going on there and responsible for the killing of the u.s. ambass dosh. we have spoke with the fbi and the investigation is under way and the first of the team is set to arrive in benghazi. that is where the consulate is. it is a marine rapid response team and one destroyer and over head drones and surveliance planes. and yesterday islamist reported on how difficult and dangerous the hunt will be. and the government in libya not necessarily -- >> greg halcut witnessed for us and we'll come back to you as the news warns. >> and with the consulate hit and rioters climbing up the wall and in the grounds of u.s. embassy. al-qaida in the arabian peninsula wants to see more. in a statement fosted on the internet. the calling of our ambassador to libya is the best. and adding that the ultimate goal was to banish them from the embassy what do we know about the new threat. >> harris, this comes on a day that started in days past wi

the u.s. marine corps and the australian defense force are holding joint exercises which started in april. the two military forces are training together in darwin, northern australia. the city is an ideal location for the u.s. military as it is close to southeast asia. it also faces the indian ocean. it is out of the range of china's ballistic missiles. the u.s. plans to increase the number of its marines in australia. some of the joint exercises were open to the media. nhk world's takeo nakajima reports on the program that is apparently a cause of concern for china and a source of interest for many other asian countries. >> reporter: this australian military training facility is located 130 kilometers southeast of darwin. this is northern territory australia. australians and u.s. marines are exercising the joint training using tanks. the forces invited media representatives to a demonstration in which u.s. marines supported their australian counterparts. the media also observed joint live-shell firi

u.s. marines are dead after an assault on u.s. and british bastes in southern afghanistan.so reported hurt in that strike. and the remains of four americans killed in this week's attack on the u.s. consulate in libya are home. president obama and secretary of state hillary clinton paying tribute to the four men at fort andrew base today. the presidential campaign continuing. president obama attending a fundraiser tonight with tickets going up to $40,000 apiece. the republic presidential nominee mitt romney also attending two fund raisers today. and on this day in 1965, little richard walked into a new orleans studio and recorded the rock and roll classic tooty fruity. in the early 50s little richard hit the recording studio. got off to a slow start because his record company couldn't decide how to market him. so they set him up with studio musicians in the big ease i can't understand poured on the boogie woogie. with 15 minutes left in his session. little richard recorded tooty fruity which he came up during his lunch break. the song was a hit and little richard went on to

u.s. marines. >>> that's our understanding, yes. the u.s. ines state specifically they were not involved at the incident in the u.s. consulate in benghazi on tuesday. they can be. marines have been deployed at the consulate and embassy. the security arrangements there is a little bit lower than usual. a little bit more temporary as handbags as far as walls in had some cases. to be sure that is being looked at, that facility. in fact there's nobody there right now in terms of american sta staff>> we talked about sending in 50 marines. the war ships are in labia. there is no way they can protect the higher region. you have been there at the embassy in yemen. if they do if the u.s. secures the embassies are we talking about one or two security officers or hundreds that surround the whole compound? >> you are talking about beefed up security a heightened alert. u.s. marines are train to do this job train to do defend the embassies. there can be beefing up adding personnel. the presence off the libyan coast for example that is there as much as pre

u.s. forces tested friday. marines will be flying the aircraft again in the coming days in and around the base. they hope to take some of the ospreys to the futenma air station before the end of the month. >>> most of the port facilities along japan's northeastern coast were either damaged or destroyed by last year's earthquake and tsunami. reconstruction work has been ongoing. in the economic hub of the region, sendai port, the completion of a new breakwater is being taken as a sign that the devastation -- the devastated areas have bounced back and are ready for business. nhk world's kahuo izatami has more. >> translator: this is the new break wather in the port. foreign ships areoaded and offloaded here. it 70cotrtion top of the piers we po at rtrevitalize busport as a hub. s pe soncooc cpaes b as.loed coanre weee mesealut iuo nab. ed he or d keucregis sus l. s. teheilhas grat ai-s.en istan. demonstrations against the film ha beeoccurrindaily. at least four people have been friday, protesters in the d in. northwester

u.s. marines yesterday. here is what is key. and you will notice the trend here. we are now learning about 15 taliban insurgents stormed that base wearing u.s. army uniforms. at the post our marines share with the british forces. the international security assistance forces telling us the ambush was well equipped, well trained, well rehearsed. armed with automatic rifles and rocket propelled grenade launchers and suicide vests. attackers access the base airfield by breaching one point in the perimeter fence. organized into three teams now we know again they were dressed in our u.s. army uniforms. the insurgents targeting aircraft, hangars and other buildings. at least six jets completely destroyed. two others significantly damaged. coalition troops eventually killed 14 of the insurgents and took another who was wounded into custody. in addition to two marines killed, nine others injured in the attack. none of those injuries we are told is life threatening. the taliban also saying one objective of the attack was to kidnap prince harry. he had just arrived at the bas

u.s. forces tested friday. marines will be flying the aircraft again in the coming days in and around the base. they hope to take some of the ospreys to the futenma air station before the end of the month. >>> the international atomic energy agency is calling for stronger safety measures at nuclear power plants around the world. the u.n. watchdog made the call in a resolution passed unanimously at its annual conference in vienna. the resolution urges member countries to accept iaea inspection teams and establish an independent nuclear regulatory authority with qualified personnel. since last year's conference, only six nations including france, china, and japan have accepted iaea inspections. for the first time, israel says it will allow the u.n. agency to inspect its nuclear research center. israel is not a signatory to the nuclear nonproliferation treaty. but another israel nuclear facility will now be open to iaea inspections. israel is suspected of developing nuclear weapons there. international criticism of israel

u.s. marines have been killed. we don't know if it's related to the same anti-american protests raging in the region, but it does come on a day when america witnessed a somber homecoming. ♪ sean smith, glen doherty, tyrone woods and u.s. ambassador chris stevens. their caskets met by their grieving families, the president and secretary of state clinton. the first time in more than 30 years a u.s. ambassador has been killed by violence. we'll have more on what the president and the secretary of state said to the families and to the nation in just a moment. but first, we're going to get back to the latest on those afghanistan attacks we're learning of. abc's senior foreign affairs correspondent, martha raddatz in washington tonight. martha, what do we know? >> reporter: this is what we know right now. it was a big attack on camp bastion in southern afghanistan. this is a base divided between a british side and an american side, and it was a complex attack involving many militants. as you said, two marines killed, thr

u.s. marines are serving in afghanistan. bunker 530 posted this video of a fire fight u.s. rines are having in afghanistan. watch as this one marine is shot. >> get down! [ bleep ] hit. >> so you can hear one marine say, i've been hit. we find out he was hit in the neck. >> [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> there he is screaming saying he's been shot in the neck. you can see the blood going into the ditch. that's filled with water where he's collapsed. this fire fight is still going on, but he's g o buddy there that's using a big knife to cut off some of his gear to get at that wound. they got his trying to stop the bleeding and bandage him up and get ready to transport him. you won't believe what happens next. see that, that is the marine standing up and running to this helicopter. >> he's running after being shot in the neck. oh, my gosh. he doesn't even have the support of someone else's arm. he's running on his own. >> yes, he is. >> what a hero. >> i'm glad he got out of there okay. >> reports are he made a full recovery. i have to give it to him and the er marines for -- they w

embassy now protected by armored vehicles while a u.s. marine rapid response team took up positions at yemen's charred u.s. embassy and western hotels. it wasn't all quiet. as far away as sydney, australia, hundreds protesters clashed with riot police outside the u.s. consulate saying america had defiled their religion. >> we are defending our prophet muhammed's honor. >> reporter: with the whole middle east in crisis pope benedict xvi offered a message of peace in beirut today on a rare visit to lebanon where he said people of different faiths now live together. but in the arab world, anger runs deeper than religion and america is a lightning rod. >> everyone has something against it. so whenever something relates to america happens, everyone is just all fired up. >> reporter: even after the arab spring which the u.s. embraced, america is disliked and mistrusted and not just by muslim militants. >> i think a lot of ordinary people also look at the u.s. and say, why do you support our dictators? >> reporter: some egyptians said they were beginni

u.s. marines dead. a spokesman with the international security assistance force confirmed the attack on friday. it is the same base where prince harry is deployed. officials say he was not hurt. the taliban is claiming responsibility in response to an anti-muslim film produced in the u.s. >> and during that attack, two of our soldiers died, two u.s. marines. a couple of airplanes and some infrastructure have been damaged. during the fight, 18 insurgents have been killed. one additional has been wounded. he is in custody right now. >> the taliban says the camp was targeted because prince harry is based there. the violence marks a wave of anti-american attacks and protests across the muslim world. during his weekly address, president obama expressed his resolve to bring to justice those responsible for the attacks. he also addressed safety concerns for americans overseas. >> we're doing what we can to protect americans serving abroad. we are in contact with governments around the globe to strengthen coope

u.s. marines were killed and many u.s. marine aircraft were destroyed as well. and as you also mentioned, four americans were killed yesterday in southern afghanistan by police officers. and it looks as though that those u.s. soldiers were duped by the afghan police. they apparently called them in for help saying that they were being attacked by the insurgency. and when the soldiers arrived at that checkpoint, the afghans then turned their guns on them. this has been the deadliest year when it comes to these so-called insider attacks. so far this year 51 nato coalition members have died by their so-called afghan counterparts. that's up from 35 in all of 2011 and only 4 when you combine 2007 and 2008 together. willie? >> atia, there have been so many anti-american protests and so much violence across the muslim world over the last week that it kind of gets lost together. people lump together everything that's happening across the muslim world as a reaction to this anti-islamic film that was produced here in the united states. as you mentioned, the taliban says th

u.s. marines have been killed. we don't know if it is related to the same anti-american protests raging in the region but it comes on a day when america witnessed a somber co homecoming. sean smith, glen dougherty, tyrone woods and u.s. ambassador chris stevens. their kas gets met by their grieving family and president obama. we'll have more on what the president and the secretary of state said to the families and to the nation in just a moment. but first, back to the latest on the afghanistan attacks we're learning of. martha raddatz in washington tonight. martha, what do we know? >> reporter: this is what we know right now. it was a big attack on camp bastian in southern afghanistan. this is a base divided between a british side and an american side and it was a complex attack, involving many militants. as you said, two marines killed, three or four wounded and two harrier air draft damaged. the attack was carried out with rockets and small arms fire. it is apparently coming under control now, though, david. >> a

u.s. marines, wounding several others. the taliban say they launched that attack on camp leather neck because there were both reaction to the riots -- >> cheryl: we're going to apologize. we want to break away because we want to take to you a live ehave not where paul ryan, the vice presidential candidate is speaking about afghanistan. let's listen in. >> or that they're more concerned about their next election than they are about the next generation. we are not going to make that mistake. we will lead because what mitt and i are asking you is help us get this country back on the right track. we want to earn your votes and deserve this victory so that we have the mandate and the moral authority to get this country back on the right track. [ cheers and applause ] to be fair, president obama came in with some pretty tough times. there are no two ways about that. he inherited a difficult situation. but here is the problem, he didn't make things any better. he's made things worse! he's run out of ideas. and that is why -- no,

u.s. marines dead. they confirmed the attack friday. it is the same base where prince harry is deployed, but officials say he was not injured. the taliban claims responsibility, say it was in response to the anti muslim film produced here in the u.s.. >> during the attack, two of our soldiers died, two u.s. marines. furthermore, a couple of airplanes and infrastructure have been damaged. during the fight, a total of 18 insurgents have been killed, one additional wounded, and he is under custody. >> the taliban says the camp was targeted because prince harry was there. it marks a wave of anti-american attacks across the muslim world this week. >>> a california man linked to that bill was escorted by sheriff's dipodies to an interview with federal officers. with his face covered, he willingly went to be questioned about possible probation violations. he was to be interviewed to see if he was in violation of his federal probation. he was convicted of federal bank fraud charges two years ago. officials stress he is not under arrest. amid th

u.s. marines are on their way to assist with security. danielle nottingham has the latest. >> reporter: protesters climbed the gates of the u.s. embassy in yemen's capital. they burned tires and threw rocks expressing outrage over an anti-muslim film on youtube. embassy officials say all americans are safe. secretary of state hillary clinton says the u.s. is closely watching the unfolding demonstrations. >> we certainly hope and expect that there will be steps taken to avoid violence. >> reporter: in iraq, more unrest. demonstrators in baghdad torched an american flag and in cairo, egypt, police used tear gas to hold back thousands of angry protesters. secretary of state hillary clinton said again today there is no justification for violence, but also addressed the video. >> we absolutely reject its content and message. >> reporter: tuesday night violence at the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya left four americans dead, including ambassador chris stevens. u.s. officials are trying to sort out what if any role the protests against the film

u.s. marines were killed in an assault on camp bastion in the south. the taliban claims it was targeting britain's prince harry who was stationed there. the prince was not hurt. 18 insurgents were killed. and in kabul, two british soldiers were killed, shot to death by a local afghan policeman. that brings to 47 the number of nato soldiers killed this year by insiders. still to come on tonight's cbs evening news, traumatized by the events of 9/11, an airline dispatcher battles for benefits. f.b.i. said today it made a terrorism arrest last night. according to the authorities, an 18-year-old was planning to set off a car bomb outside a downtown bar. the f.b.i. says it was led to the accused man after he posted material online about wanting to kill americans. agents had provided the teen with a fake bomb after they contacted him. the public was never in danger. americans paused this past week to mark the 11th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. nearly 3,000 died. mark strassman reports now on the emotional toll the attacks are still taking on one man at the

u.s. marines were sent to help beef up security. in benghazi, four americans were killed in the first few hours of the protests there. their bodies were returned to the u.s. on friday. cnn's senior international correspondent arwa damon visited the ruins of the destroyed consulate and she has more on what happened and why. >> amid the ash, soot and debris, remnants of a life that was and what it meant to those stationed here. scrawled on this sheet, libya is so important. traces of blood stained the walls. what is now a blackened ruin, was a pleasant compound in an upscale benghazi neighborhood. libyan officials say tuesday night's attack was planned by islamist militants and quickly overwhelmed the libyan and american guards. the compound's first line of defense easily breached. according to one of the libyan guards who was stationed at the gate, armed with only a radio, the assault happened simultaneously from three different directions. he says that he initially heard chanting growing increasingly louder and then, suddenly, the gu

u.s. marines are dead tonight. nbc's chief pentagon correspondent will join us with new details about that attack. the out rage against america keeps growing tonight overseas. >> protests have spread to more than 20 countries. one of the most violent in tunisia where ta mob tore down n american flag and raised a black banner of al-qaida as four americans murdered on attack returned home. richard engle begins our coverage. >> reporter: u.s. diplomatic out posts now appear to be easy targets. in yemen, for the second day, furious protesters decide to storm the embassy burning american flags as riot police fire water cannons. gunshots can be heard. why? because they say the u.s. isn't doing enough against the makers of that now infamous antiislam video. in tunisia, demonstrators set fires by the u.s. embassy gate. and in sudan, protesters turned their rage on the british and german embassies. those countries had nothing to do with the video. but they're foreign western powers. and for the mob, that's close enough. in

u.s. marines are speeding to benghazi where they will help secure the u.s. consulate where the attack occurred. jill dougherty joins us now. >> reporter: officials here at the state department are beginning to piece together the details, but this is what we know. we have been speaking to them all morning long. what they say is essentially you had three things going on. you had the basic demonstration by regular libyans, but then you had a very targeted attack on the attack in benghazi by these heavy heavily-armed militants. we understand there were a couple dozen of them. they were using rpgs. very serious attack. as they attack the consulate, it starts a fire. and that is where the story with the ambassador comes in. the ambassador, mr. stevens, had been in benghazi temporarily. he's normally in the capital tripoli. also shawn smith, 10-year veteran, was also there on a temporary assignment. they were inside that consulate. fire breaks out. there are now three people along with one security person into a safe room. that safe room becomes filled with smoke a

u.s. marines were killed. the same base where prince harry is deployed. >> reporter: there are serious questions being raised among u.s. and nato forces has to how the taliban can work against the province in southern afghanistan. 20 taliban members armed with small weapons, rocket propelled grenades, were able to get through the perimeter, killing two u.s. marines and wounding several others. the taliban says this is in response to the inflammatory video that enraged much of the muslim world. others say prince harry was a target. he is based at camp there, but officials say he was nowhere near the assaults and never was in danger. he is on a four-month-rotation here. an afghanistan police officer turned his weapon on nato soldiers killing two of them, taking the year's death toll up to 47. it is a huge concern for the coalition who are in the process of transferring power and security to the afghan armed forces. cnn, kabul. >>> all right, anna, thank you very much. cnn has been digging, looking into the man be

embassy guard and u.s. marine. e was disabled when a truck bomb exploded while he was protecting the u.s. embassy in beirut in 1984. good morning, rich. let me ask about what's happening there. we've been seeing the pictures coming in. the video is really remarkable. what do you think is really turning people to violence? >> well, i think now it tends to be the hype of the video. i think initially when the attacks on the cairo embassy and the coordinated attack on the consulate in libya against our four personnel there, it was a coordinated attack, something i will characterize as a terrorist attack. what we're seeing spread throughout the 20-some-odd different countries now and even into southeast asia i think is the hype that has become the video. but initially what sparked it, you know, we had the 9/11 anniversary. we've had increased drone attacks. and some sort of reprisal for 9/11 and the war that we've had on al qaeda for the last 11 years. >> there's a lot of talk in recent days about the level of security a

u.s. commanders say two marines were killed and several others injured. craft or two was damaged and some of the buildings. u.s. commanders aren't speculating what this attack was driven by, by the taliban claimed responsibility, saying they launched it for two reasons. one, in response to the protests and riots around the world because of that anti-islamic video. but also as part of an operation to try to capture prince harry, who is at leatherneck for the next four months. according to both u.s. and british sources, he was not in danger. the taliban vowed to try to continue to capture the prince. >> heather: thank you very much. thanks, conner. >> gregg: on the campaign trail, president obama and gop nominee mitt romney are taking the day off while republican vice presidential candidate paul ryan hit a rally along tampa bay's shore. ryan criticizing the federal reserve in their latest plan to prop up the economy. take a listen. >> just yesterday we heard that the federal reserve is coming with a new bailout. (booing) this matters. so the federal reserve

u.s. marines urinating on the afghan corpses certain u.s. government policies have also enraged the muslim world and provoked a violent backlash like torture at abu ghraib in iraq or guantanamo or civilians killed in u.s. drone strikes in pakistan all that has been used by extremists to recruit more extremists the tragic assault in libya and the storming of the embassy in egypt showed that the changes sweeping the region changes that the u.s. supported have hardly dispelled the rage against the united states in washington i'm going to check out. of course of this developing story online as also a dot com and also let us know i will choose something about the bond as that spreading across our countries so join the discussion on our facebook page. coming together in a federation of nation states as a way forward for european nations e.u. commission president jose manuel barroso outlined his plans of escaping the clutches of the crisis on the view is not sure but all across the region with critics in the u.k. pointing out europe isn't even lond

u.s. embassy has received some reinforcements. at least 50 marines have arrived and have now taken up positions here in the capital. we also understand that at least two u.s. navy warships have been deployed off the coast of libya, and the government here has pledged to the united states that it will cooperate with the investigation, and help in trying to bring the perpetrators of this attack to justice. nbc news, tripoli. >>> and the violent anti-american protests have spread from tunisia to indonesia. the crisis is growing, and it is becoming a larger factor in the race for the white house. steve handelsman is on capitol hill now with more on this. >> reporter: wendy, good evening. candidate paul ryan implied today this wouldn't be happening if mitt romney were in the white house. for his part today, president obama took a hard line. as anti-american rioting spread through the muslim world, president obama was on hand for the return of the remains of u.s. ambassador to libya chris stevens, and his three colleagues, murdered by a mob on the 9/11 ann

u.s. marines rushed to libya. who did this and did al qaeda play a role? our team is out covering this story across the country and across the middle east tonight and abc's senior foreign affairs correspondent starts us off right now. martha. >> diane we are getting more and more details by the hour. we know more than five hour, the ambassador went missing and his body would not be recovered for 12 hours. they came in darkness, 20 heavily armed attackers, swift, savage and deadly. the libyan security guards protecting the american consulate fired back but were quickly overwhelmed. there were no u.s. marines to help. the main building of the consulate was quickly set ablaze. inside, on a planned visit from tripoli, american ambassador, chris steven, along with several others trapped between the flames and funfire, separated by heavy dark smoke and struggling to breathe. four american was not make it, at least two dying from smoke inhalation. including sean smith, father of two. >> this shocks people of all faith around the world. we condemn in strongest ter

u.s. marines have arrived in the yemenite capital of some of this despite was by no coolio monocular makers that they should be expelled immediately we are hearing from our client at fresh attacks against u.s. embassies to be carried out this line of thought it's on to state egypt's capital of cairo we're not hearing any egypt's prime minister that these that some of the thousands of these. insects paid to so the goddess be put to sleep at this point to libya where the u.s. ambassador and the other american citizens were killed now all these investigations to go with their tests even for people the race that the u.s. as well as the members say they believe that this attack has its own hideout a kind it has not taken with the sponsibility but it has issued a statement in which it says that the attack was in response to being of al qaida is number two by u.s. marines from libya by them spread across the region it doesn't go through countries such as they have been on somalia iraq actually started to keep gone's and even the small demonstration the intent of it was over the weekend there were

embassy guard and u.s. marine. bled when a truck bomb exploded while he was protecting the u.s. embassy in a beirut, lebanon, in 1984. good morning, rich. >> good morning, randi. how are you? >> what do you think is really turning people to violence? >> well, i think now it tends to be the hype of the video. i think initially when the attacks on the cairo embassy and, of course, the coordinated attack on the consulate in libya against our four personnel there, it was a coordinated attack. something i will characterize as a terrorist attack. but what we're seeing spread throughout the 20 some odd countries and even southeast asia, i think, is the hype that has become the video. initially what sparked it, you know, we had the 9/11 anniversary and we had increased drone attacks and and some sort of reprisal for the 9/11 and the war that we've had on al qaeda through the last 11 years. >> there was a lot of talk in recent days about the level of security at the embassy. how can we better protect our embassies? >> i thin

u.s. marines from libya by them spread across the whole region it hasn't gulf countries such as they have been on somalia iraq pakistan to keep gone's and even a small demonstration intel up is over the weekend there were demonstrations in the french capital of paris there the demonstrations took place here that you can defeat the city council and you. office is being held and it's called and i think with a bit over the weekend the protests it will spread to several other continents including sydney australia where the police five guests on protesters and civil rights they were made the anger that has erupted in a small city over the scene they say that it appeared on in times of innocence of muslims a person has been wasted in the united states is believed to be the creator of this film he has stated he does not look like the sting of the maid and he is considering actually that he says the whole film and this is in mind keeping the seat although he has said that he would wait for the loss of life so certainly a lot of anger a lot of violence the situation the extremely funny child i thi

u.s. marines. i'm jamie colby.ll the breaking news, now back to bulls and bears, stay with us. >> brenda: i unhappy anniversary four years ago today. house of cards fallen in, pushing for the biggest bailout in our financial history. and fast forward today and fed chief ben bernanke pushing through a new stimulus rescue plan and toby says he's set us up for the next financial crisis, how so. >> neil: i don't know how to predict, but you take a look at the amount of cash, not just 45 million cash he talked about. this is an unlimited number, unlimited number until we see an effective movement in the economy, which is jobs, let's call that 7%, for us to get there, he would have to put into the economy somewhere near 2 1/2 additional trillion dollars to the 11 or 12 that we put it. that means not only inflation, dollar goes down, oil prices go up because of that. a lot of other issues, commodities, et cetera, and that's a disaster that is hitting us. it's not going to happen in three weeks, three months, but it's abso

u.s. marines have arrived in the human eye kept up some of this this fight is by no cool you monocular may cause that they should be expelled immediately we are hearing from outside it will push back against the u.s. embassies to be going down this line that started on tuesday it's a capital of my with we not giving this to the police at some of the thousands. paid to do so regardless the protests in egypt the streets and libya where the u.s. ambassador and the other american citizens were killed no investigation going there has to be for people the race to the u.s. as well as to say they believe that this attack has these kind of a kind it has not taken down with the sponsibility but it has issued a statement in which it says that the attack was in response of all kinds is number two by u.s. marines from libya to find them spread across the region it hasn't gold pieces to live in on somalia iraq pakistan to keep dawn's and even the sea. demonstration. over the weekend there were demonstrations in the french capital of paris live the demonstrations the. lift the lid publicists the civil ha

u.s. marines at camp leatherneck in. and nearly 20 armed militants stormed the security perimeter using automatic weapons and rocket propelled grenades and explosives, forces killing nearly all the attackers, and saying they attacked the base bus prince harry is there, doing military duty at that base and to avenge an anti-islam film that insulted the prophet muhammad. let's get the facts on this. connor powell streaming live from afghanistan with the latest, connor? >> jamie, it's been a deadly 24 hours in helmand province. the growing line of insider attacks. and taliban had a blazon attack on camp leatherneck, home to rah means and prince harry is there as part of an apache helicopter unit deployed there and the taliban say they launched this attack in order to not only capture prince harry, but also, to, in response to the ongoing turmoil in the middle east and anti-islamic video. at no time during that attack, small arms, grenades and weapons of attacking that camp at no time was that prince ever in danger, however,