today well could be none other than the tenant general omar al bashir the distinguished president of sudan is the wednesday by share calling the african union to quote protect the continent from spy satellites he said that the a you had to quote legislate. action of africa's space along with developing a new unified space agency so you're probably wondering what i'm getting at here basically he's saying that he doesn't want to see what's going on in sudan last year satellites from a private space company and covered what appeared to be evidence of mass killings killing carried out during sudan's civil war not to mention mass graves bombed villages as well as soon as troops and artillery on the move and images of his crimes are still being collected by the space company with funding by the satellite sentinel project which is probably partly propped up by actor george clooney side no i know what all you ladies are thinking george clooney is good looking and he's helping to expose students gratis atrocities i know i know i'll try to do them on the show soon but just to put this all into persp

embassies come under attack by mobs engineers ias sudan and yemen all in response to the u.s. made film mocking islam. meanwhile in cairo the violence shows no sign of dying down as clashes enter the fourth day despite attempts by the country's most influential political group to calm the outrage. in washington scrambles for damage control now sending in military personnel to protect its foreign staff across the arab world this is while u.s. diplomatic efforts continue to fail to appease the and. even this is r.t. it's now nine pm here in moscow money was kevin zero in the made news story tonight the wave of anti-american protests sweeping across the muslim world with unprecedented force this friday u.s. embassies in shouldna zero and sudan have come under attack and over in lebanon one post person reportedly been killed after more set fire to a k.f.c. restaurant clashes also continue in cairo and in yemen we'll be talking to a middle eastern north africa responding policy a little bit later for a report but let's now straightaway go to washington d.c. our correspondent there.

leaving sudan and there is a travel warning and nonessential personnel after a huge protest on friday where the police had to fire on the protestors to keep them from breaking in the u.s. embassy. and the u.s. government want tod send a marine antiterrorism team we may hear that the sudanese are not welcoming them. >> we know one on the way to libya. possibly legal trouble for the man who is linked to the movie that the rioters are rioting. this is noucoula. he reportedly denies involvement in the film. he was convicted of bank fraud and under five years of super vised probation. pointing out the interview of the voluntary and he was not arrested or hand cuffed. right now disturbing new details coming in about a plot in chicago. that is right here on u.s. soil. we'll have the details congressman paul ryan in a key battle ground state. and what he said the feds latest action said about the jobs picture in this economy. at purina one, we believe small things can make a big difference. like how a little oil from here can be such a big thing in an old friend's life. we discovered that by

the presidents of sudan and south sudan have resumed talks about -- over the disputes that brought them close to war this year. they're trying to find a comprehensive agreement on issues like the border, security, and oil. the u.n. has threatened sanctions if a deal is not signed. the day after an avalanche in northern the paul with france, germany, and spain, at least one person died. they were engulfed by snow. one catholic in germany has opted out of paying a religious tax and has been denied religious burial. endorsed by the fact that it comes into effect today, this sharp increase for the number of germans who have decided not to pay. those are civilian casualties mounting in the conflict in syria. the syrian army is also seeing an increasing number of soldiers. many of them are in the western coastal region. a stronghold of the minority sect. the chief correspondent of the bbc is amongst one of the first western teams they're reporting from the village. >> she is burying her husband today. she wails that the light from her eyes is gone. the 26-year-old flight lieutenant died when

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but another contingent was refused entry to sudan. the state department says tonight, it's ordering all non-essential personnel to leave both sudan and tunisia, these developments four days after the violent on theus consulate in libya that killed the u.s. ambassador and three members of his team. tonight we are getting our first look at the safe house that came under fire. charlie d'agata and a cbs news crew reached the building today. here's their report. >> reporter: the attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi was just the beginning of a terrifying night for the americans inside. libyan officials told us their forces helped evacuate 32 americans out of the consulate as attacks are torched and stormed the compound. i libyan commander told us a convoy of 22 vehicles, two of them armored, raced from the u.s. consulate down this road to a safe house a mile and a half away. but the safe house they fled to, which was supposed to be in a secret location, had become a target. so this is where they were attacking from. just as the u.s. ext

in sudan, in khartoum the capital there. protesters targeting american, british and german embassies and setting fire to the german embassy. so far the protests that are outside the american embassy have been peaceful but these are the images elsewhere. the british and the german embassies seeing the most voils in khartoum, sudan. in egypt the muslim brotherhood has cancelled a nationwide call to demonstrate. before the announcement was made several hundred protesters were clashing with riot police near the u.s. embassy in cairo anyway. right now thousands of protesters are gathering in tahrir square, again despite the fact that the call for the nationwide protest by the government and its party in support -- its leadership party called off that protest and yet they are in the streets. in yemen, police fired tear gas and water canons at demonstrators who were trying to march on the u.s. embassy. in response a senior american official says u.s. marines, a security team now being sent to yemen to help protect the american dipl

government personnel leave sudan and tunisia. get right to greg who is there. >> good evening, greg. >> hey, judge, the state department warning a u.s. citizens not to travel here to tunisia. if you are here use extreme caution . we spoke to one official and that person was cautious all of this in response of the violence that was seen here in the u.s. embassy yesterday and thousands of protestors outside of the embassy and some scaled over the wall and looted and smashing windows. no embassy staffers were hurt. four protestors killed and 50 injured and that prompted a show of force from the tunisian embassy. we were outside and we saw armored carriiers and all precautionary the interior minister apologizing for not protecting the facility. tunisia is a moderate islamic. there are scary characters. next door in libya. a complex terror manhunt is just ging. for - beginning. for the ones who killed the ambassador. ther set to be in libya and traveling to benghazi and marines are already there. and two destroyers will be off of the

the group called for more attacks. >> sudan has objected to u.s. plans to set send an elite marine team to cartume. they stormed the german and british embassies before moving on to the u.s. embassy. police used tear gas to stop it from scaling the walls. two protestors were killed in the protest. >> the attacks on americans overseas. >> i made clear the united states has a profound respect for things of all faith. we with stand freedom and de jekt the degrading of any image islam. there is there is no excuse for attacks on our embassies and consulates. so long as i am commander-in-chief the united states will never tolerate efforts to harm our fellow americans. >> president obama repeated his condolences for the families of four americans killed in the libya attack including ambassador christopher stevens. he was raised in piedmont and graduated from uc berkeley in 1982 and college in 1989. >>> they released a new video appealing for calm in the arab world. in the video the national executive director tells viewers ordinary americans and the u.s.

government personnel leave sudan and tunisia. get right to greg who is there. >> good evening, greg. >> hey, judge, the state department warning a u.s. citizens not to travel here to tunisia. if you are here use extreme caution . we spoke to one official and that person was cautious all of this in response of the violence that was seen here in the u.s. embassy yesterday and thousands of protestors outside of the embassy and some scaled over the wall and looted and smashing windows. no embassy staffers were hurt. four protestors killed and 50 injured and that prompted a show of force from the tunisian embassy. we were outside and we saw armored carriiers and all precautionary the interior minister apologizing for not protecting the facility. tunisia is a moderate islamic. there are scary characters. next door in libya. a complex terror manhunt is just ging. for - beginning. for the ones who killed the ambassador. ther set to be in libya and traveling to benghazi and marines are already there. and two destroyers will be off of the

officials announced that a marine rapid response team is headed to the sudan. in tunisia, several thousand battle with security forces outside the u.s. embassy in tunis. some protesters scaled the embassy wall and planted the islam i felt flag in a nearby school was all but destroyed by a fire that was set n. lebanon today, rioters set fire to a kfc and a hardee's restaurant in tripoli. at least 25 people were wounded. finally, an attack yet to be connect to the protests, we're learning of a deadly strike on a marine base, shared with british troop in afghanistan, called camp leatherneck, camp bastion. all u.s. personnel in tunisia, yemen and afghanistan are ash accounted for. a protesters was killed a few hours ago in a clash with police. joining me with the increase of violence continuing to go on throughout the middle-east and north africa, leyland vittert. >> reporter: right now, here in cairo, 3:00 a.m., we are still seeing, smelling and feeling those barrages of tear gas canisters going off here and that distinctive crack of rubber bullets. as of now, tho

sales tax was just started >> >> violence against critical american personnel from tunisia, sudan and they are investigating the u.s. ambassador murder in libya. forced to delay their arrival because of the violence. thousands of protesters across the globe taking to the streets. they're fueled by anti- islam film that was released by an american film maker ck obama is paying tribute to bay area native ambassador chris stevens and three others killed in the assault on the u.s. compound in libya, calling them patriots who served america's ideals -- and laid down their lives for others. >>reporter: some say it was deliberate. >> i was described actions by citizens. >>reporter: there is no believe th to be pre-planned. demonstrations however continue to be ongoing in other areas of the globe. line of defense was easily breached. this man died of smoke inhalation after being separated from his guard in the chaos. and the darkness. today, we spoke with some involved at the american muslim voice foundation in the bay area. this is what the director of the foundation had to say in response t

reporting on that news from the pentagon and also, breaking news in sudan. a team of marines is now en route to the cal tall, khartoum. they are going to defend the embassy. the scene spread beyond the u.s. embassy, mobs attacked the british and german embassies and sudan was one of my countries as violence spread around the world today. the uprisings from spread from morocco to india. we saw protests, i mean, this is incredible to see tunisia, iraq, iran, israel and protests also spread to a country not on the map indonesia. some of the protests were peaceful like in vorden, where they burned the american flag, but did not resort to violence, but people were killed elsewhere. this is the live scene in cairo tonight. they've tried to get them to go away from the u.s. embassy. as you can see right here, this is a group of people near the u.s. embassy. still there tonight as they continue to be there day in and day out as the rage continues to spread. in libya, the remains of four americans kill during the attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi returned to t

. >> sedan and south sudan reached a partial agreement on oil exports. a spokesman said the parties had agreed to create a demilitarized buffer zone along their disputed border to allow oil exports from south sudan to resume. >> a severe storm in northern england has caused flooding in several cities. houses collapsed, and cars were destroyed as flooding hit urban areas. authorities say at least two people were killed. some villages in scotland were also under water. it is one of the most important events of its kind in the world. the paris motor show, and this year, it is taking place as the car industry struggles with overcapacity and a drop in demand in the ailing eurozone. >> even so, there are plenty of highlights on display, and our reporter in paris has this sneak preview. >> it may be the most spectacular car displayed by the volkswagen group in paris, but the golf 7 is the most important and could be the star of the show. it uses just 3 liters of petrol per 100 kilometers and uses technology meaning its parts can be used in other models, which k

the american embassy was targeted in sudan. and an base in southern afghanistan killed two american marines, though it is unclear if it was prompted by rage over the film. the bodies of the four americans killed in the tuesday attack in libya returned to joint base andrews outside washington this afternoon honored by the president who, again, vowed to bring their killers to justice. >> they didn't simply embrace the american ideal, they lived it. they embodied it. >> reporter: the secretary of state. >> we've seen rage and violence directed at american embassies over an awful internet video that we had nothing to do with. it is hard for the american people to make sense of that because it is senseless. and it is totally unacceptable. >> reporter: the egyptian president condemnee attacks and said muslim has a duty to protect american embassies. washington dc said they're giving embassies attention. a homeland security fbi intelligence bulletin posted yesterday warns the risk of violence could increase here in the united states b

government personnel and their families out of sudan and tunisia. anti-american protests continue in those countries and more all sparked by a film produced by an individual in this country. tonight the man behind that film is being questioned by federal authorities in california. >> reporter: nakoula basseley nakoula wrapped a towel around his face as police took him in for questioning. the southern california filmmaker is linked to an antimuslim web video that sparked deadly protests in the muslim world. >> he was never arrested, never detained, never in custody. it was all scroll voluntary. >> reporter: he denies directing the film but federal authorities want to know if his involvement violates a condition of his parole. he was convicted of bank fraudand is banned from using the internet. protests spread to australia saturday. police used pepper spray to push back hundreds of demonstrators outside the american consulate in sidney. >> we're demending mohammed's honor. >> reporter: in cairo where the demonstrations began, officers cleared proteste

the obama administration has ordered the evacuation of government personnel from tunisia and sudan amidst ongoing unrest throughout muslim countries because of response from a home made anti-muslim film. the u.s. says it is withdrawing diplomatic officials from sudan and yemen as a precaution, not due to any actionable intelligence. the order in sudan came after a sudanese government rejected an effort to deploy in marine unit to protect embassy. the libyan government meanwhile says it has made more than 50 arrests in the connection to be attack on the u.s. consulate christopher stevens and others. after pressure from the u. s, the egyptian prime minister has made arrests and cleared protesters from tahrir square. on friday, the four bodies killed in libya return to andrews air force base outside of washington. president obama paid tribute to their lives and vowed to bring justice to their killers. >> to the families and colleagues, to all americans, know this, their sacrifice will never be forgotten. we will bring to justice those who took them from office -- us. we will stand fast again

government is urging all americans in tunisia and sudan to leave the country. similar violent protests have also been reported in pakistan, egypt and iran. >>> new this morning, four american soldiers have been killed in afghanistan in an attack by afghan police. reports say the soldiers were coming to the aid of the police at a checkpoint when this attack happened. the latest attack comes after nato air strikes killed eight women and girls gathering firewood on sunday in a remote part of that country. nato officials confirming the deaths this morning, but also say the attack killed a large number of insurgents. now, the deadly checkpoint shootings just the latest in a series of attacks by afghan troops on allied troops. there is no connection between the attacks but officials admit the violence is putting a strain on relations with the u.s. and afghanistan. >>> it has been six months since sierra lamar disappeared and there's still no sign of her. last night family and friends gathered for a vigil, releasing balloons and offering prayers. >> we're all still he

reporting on that news from the pentagon and also, breaking news in sudan. a team of marines is now en route to the cal tall, khartoum. they are going to defend the embassy. the scene spread beyond the u.s. embassy, mobs attacked the british and german embassies and sudan was one of my countries as violence spread around the world today. the up risings have spread from on morocco to india. we want to show you a map. we saw protests, i mean, this is incredible to see tunisia, iraq, iran, israel and protests also spread to a country not on the map indonesia. some of the protests were peaceful, like in jordan, whe they burned the american flag, but did not resort in violence. but people were killed elsewhere. this is the live scene in cairo tonight. there have been dozens of arrests and injuries. security forces have tried to disperse crowds with teargas, get them to go away from the u.s. embassy this is a group of people near the u.s. embassy. still there tonight as they continue to be there, day in, day out, as the rage continues to spread. in libya, the rema

reporting on that news from the pentagon and also, breaking news in sudan. a team of marines is now en route to the cal tall, khartoum. they are going to defend the embassy. the scene spread beyond the u.s. embassy, mobs attacked the british and german embassies and sudan was one of my countries as violence spread around the world today. the up risings have spread from on morocco to india. we want to show you a map. we saw protests, i mean, this is incredible to see tunisia, iraq, iran, israel and protests also spread to a country not on the map indonesia. some of the protests were peaceful, like in jordan, where they burned the american flag, but did not resort in violence. but people were killed elsewhere. this is the live scene in cairo tonight. there have been dozens of arrests and injuries. security forces have tried to disperse crowds with teargas, get them to go away from the u.s. embassy this is a group of people near the u.s. embassy. still there tonight as they continue to be there, day in, day out, as the rage continues to spread. in libya, the re

sudan and south sudan will sign a deal that will resolve some of the disputes that brought the two to the brink of war. the leaders have reached an agreement that would allow for the resumption of seven oil exports through the north and establishment of a demilitarized border zone. the breakthrough came after four days of talks and the ethiopian capital. however, differences between the two still remain as they are still at odds over the all important demarcation of the border. palestinian president mahmoud abbas will address the united nations general assembly later today. he is expected to outline his hope for formal nonmember status in the u.n. and hopes for statehood. many palestinians are losing patience with the peace process set in motion by the oslo accords nearly 20 years ago. vana but barring -- zena has this report from our malia. >> the west bank city of rolla -- ramallah is where yasir arafat's body lies. he personifies the palestinian struggle for nationhood. for decades, he was the face of the palestinian cause, not only here but also on the international stage. but eig

the violence washington has ordered the evacuation of all non-emergency personnel from tunisia and sudan as al qaida calls for the killing of american diplomats are just falsely or reports. the situation remains to extremely volatile with western leaders and middle eastern leaders urging for calm the united states has beefed up its security in overseas missions it has threatened reinforcements to the capital yemenites city of samarra at the same time a request to send its marines to be capital city of cops in the sudan was rejected by authorities there they say that they can deal with the security situation by themselves from libya we're hearing and of course this is where the american ambassador and three other high ranking you are stopping the spin from day one clearing that for a grace has been made we have no information at this stage as to the identities of those or greystones 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 q

in the chinese energy national security they already have lost south sudan over or threatened with the loss of south sudan and they've lost libya where the chinese had an active oil involvement in some of the richest oil fields in africa and they're fighting to keep their told in africa so if iran then the iranian supply of crude oil to the chinese economy were then jeopardized by chaos inside iran china will be the ultimate loser and i think they realize that in fact i know they do because i've spoken with leading chinese strategists in beijing late last year when my book misapplies in all wars was released in chinese and they do realize this this is this is ultimately directed against the rising economic presence on the world stage of china let me focus away from syria now and look at wiki leaks and the case of julian assigns now you have some theories on what's going on that well i think the whole wiki leaks if we go back to the original story of this private barry manning. bradley manning excuse me. sitting there listening sensibly to lady gaga c.d.'s on his m p three in baghdad an

armies from sudan is that as well as anybody holding maybe the citizenship for those countries who want to this is just made it into a very dynamic situation here in temples in our backyard you know yet if the situation will be calmed down in the coming days. as the unrest continues the has volleyer has on the straw has called for a week of angry protest in lebanon against the u.s. movie saying washington must be held accountable ahmed cry she from the pack nationalists form says the anti-american rage we're seeing is the result of u.s. policies in arab spring countries. these demonstrations really are not really directed at the film itself a result of an accumulation over the past few months and years there has been an organized campaign to insult and humiliate islam particularly in the united states i see most of the demonstrations we're seeing right now although most of them were spontaneous with the probably one exception of the attack and the murder of the u.s. ambassador in libya that was dead appeared to be the work of militant groups on the ground ironically by seeing most of th

reporting on that news from the pentagon and also, breaking news in sudan. a team of marines is now en route to the cal tall, khartoum. they are going to defend the embas embassy. the scene spread beyond the u.s. embassy, mobs attacked the british and german embassies and sudan was one of my countries as violence spread around the world today. the uprisings from spread from morocco to india. we saw protests, i mean, this is incredible to see. tunis tunisia, iraq, iran, israel and protests also spread to a country not on the map. indones indonesia. some of the protests were peaceful like in vorden, where they burned the american flag, but did not resort to violence, but people were killed elsewhere. this is the live scene in cairo tonight. they've tried to get them to go away from the u.s. embassy. as you can see right here, this is a group of people near the u.s. embassy. still there tonight as they continue to be there day in and day out as the rage continues to spread. in libya, the remains of four americans kill during the attack on the u.s. consulate in

so dire south sudan has managed to reach a deal on border security and all production the president's came to an agreement which will see the resumption of our exports a number of other kate your shares remain unresolved when south sudan gained independence in july last year it obtained two thirds of the country's oil while saddam retains testing and export facilities pointing out with a shrew called both to the brink of war this year. the u.k. severe budget cuts have dealt a crushing blow to the country's police force and france they have been so sweeping there's been talk among some forces of striking despite industrial action by police being illegal under u.k. law. point of boyko explains while the council could save the government some much needed cash it threatens to leave the country dangerously exposed. they're faced with having to make deep budget cuts and to add insult to injury were reportedly called perhaps by a senior member of the government now police in the west midlands have decided to fight back in a couple of weeks the conservative party conference comes to birmingha

embassies in tunisia and sudan. and breaking this morning, the man believed to be behind it all, the director of that anti-islam film has surfaced in los angeles. abc's lama hasan has the latest in cairo. good morning, lama. >> reporter: good morning to you, bianna. this wave of protests is sweeping across this region and beyond, to more than 30 countries. some peaceful, others deadly. meanwhile, there are new developments this morning in the hunt for who is behind this movie. overnight, in los angeles, nakoula basseley nakoula, the plan believed to have directed the anti-islam film, which sparked the protests, seen here with his head and face covered. he was interviewed by officers and later allowed to leave once the interview was over. meanwhile, across the world, the fury he sparked, still raging. here in cairo, police firing tear gas into the crowd, in what was a tense standoff. all across the region, embassies were under siege. look at this picture in tunisia. a cloud of black smoke from the u.s. embassy, after

in sudan, a local sheik went on the radio. thousands clashed with riot police and number of people were shot by the military. al-qaeda and arabian peninsula issued a communication they felt they endorsed the protests and violence called for more violence and more attacks against u.s. diplomats, alluding to the attacks in benghazi that killed four people. there is higher level of security around the u.s. embassy as local media reported there was credible threat against the embassy. hundred yards to my left is one of roads leading down to the embassy compound. that has 18-foot tall concrete blocks blocking the road so no trucks or cars or for that matter person can get anyway near the embassy. >> gregg: our viewers remember the coverage of the original arab spring. you were right there in the middle of it. now, so many months later, juxtaposed the scenes and explain the change in attitude you have witnessed? >> it has been a change. 18 months, people were chanting freedom. they told you were american and how much they loved the

yemenite city of samarra at the same time quest to send its marines to be capital city of cops in the sudan was rejected by authorities there they say that they can deal with the security situation by themselves from libya we're hearing and of course this is where the american ambassador and three other high ranking us stopping this big killed from daily theory that for a grace has been made we have no information at this stage as to the identities of those arrested but we are hearing that an announcement regarding these of waste will be made soon both the united states and the 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 respond a visit to libya to deal with the investigation because of security concerns in that country now also on saturday there were d

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

diplomatic stock and the families from sudan. in a statement issued by washington it said that all u.s. citizens should need to miss it he immediately now the u.s. has been refused permission to send the means to sudan this is because the government of the team says it can deal with the security situation there now with the u.s. now we have arrived in the yemen i kept up some of this might by no call you not your makers that they should be expelled immediately we are hearing from outside it to swish attacks against u.s. embassies to be going down this line that started on tuesday it's a capital of cairo we know it to me. that they keep these at some of the thousands each we paid to do so regardless these protests leads me to libya where the u.s. ambassador and the other american citizens were killed no investigation going on there has seeds for people the way said the u.s. as well as to say they believe that this attack has the kind of the kind it has not taken down with the sponsibility that it has issued a statement in which it

the latest reports say the british and german embassies in sudan have now also been attacked along with the local american diplomatic mission here's our london correspondent sara firth with the details. the british foreign office has confirmed so far just that a demonstration has taken place but we don't see the german embassy came under quite heavy attack eyewitnesses at the scene reported windows being flashed flag outside the diplomatic mission being taken down and replaced with an islamic flag was in the building on fire we know that they've been fired by the seed anees police trying to resolve the situation over the years and the of course this is on the back of the wave of attacks that we've seen taking place across the middle east and north africa. and islamic film that was released and so he's concerns obviously that we're seeing this violence continuing and spreading now as we said not just the u.s. embassies that are coming under attack but the british and the german one as well the german foreign minister has responded to the attack he confirmed that all the stuff inside the

attack on the prophet mohammed washington's order and most of its diplomatic staff out of tunisia and sudan after attacks there resulted in casualties protests have erupted in dozens of countries across the world with clashes in europe asia even australia violence left at least a dozen dead over the last week artie's paulo sillier is in cairo with the latest. clashes have erupted in week pakistani city of karachi where at least one person has been killed in some awful doesn't injured as thousands of people passed with security forces not far from the u.s. consulate building in the city now the police fired warning shots into the a they used tear gas as well as come in to try and disperse. also on sunday people demonstrations held in various cities across the country in the city of this while hundreds of other local business to. make port for the american ambassador to pakistan to be expelled they will support the boycott on what you do is goods and services up at some of our interests and blocked access to this on you tube it is a fifteen minute trade out of a film that has been titled inno

south sudan who have now managed to reach a deal border security and oil production. came to an agreement which will see the resumption of exports number. two remain unresolved. independence in july last year. before countries oil while sudan retained the processing exports for solutions fighting over the issue both to the brink of war just earlier this year. two people have been killed and six others injured after three trucks and a bus collided on a german highway and the bus was carrying a group of polish students when it was hit from behind and the impact set off a chain reaction with two other lorries at the drive and passion show of the truck that started the pile up were both killed. into daniel bushels well the business we go hi daniel another billionaire battle taking place in london fresh on the heels of boris berezovsky versus roman crippling lawsuit for one of russia's richest men resumes today because churning claims he was promised a lucrative stake in the world to live in your firm in the ninety's journalists is . the foremost and twenty percent of the

or or threatened with the loss of south sudan and they've lost libya for the chinese had an active oil involvement in some of the richest oil fields in africa and they're fighting to keep their told in africa so if iran then the iranian supply of crude oil to the chinese economy were then jeopardized by chaos inside iran china will be the ultimate loser and i think they realize that in fact i know they do because i've spoken with leading chinese strategists in beijing late last year when my book misapplies it always was released in chinese and they do realize this this is this is ultimately directed against the rising. anomic presence on the world stage of china well it's the focus away from syria now in look at wiki leaks and the case of julian assigns now you have some theories on what's going on that well i think the whole wiki leaks if we go back to the original story of this private barry manning or brad bradley manning excuse me. sitting there listening sensibly to lady gaga c.d.'s on his m p three in baghdad and dol noting what is it one hundred two hundred thousand pages of cla