let's get more from our correspondent in karachi. a desperately difficult time, were huge grief is no doubt milling with huge anchor, and the police are pursuing their case, are tod -- aren't they? >> they are. they carried out a formal inspection of the factor promises a few hours ago. the owners of the factory are on the run and police say they are looking for them. it is not just the owners that the families of victims feel angry against. angry mourners marched out on the streets chanting slogans against the government, who they say and many people here believe have not enforced the requisite safeguards to prevent such actions from taking place. >> can we expect some sort of case against the local authorities, against the government as well? >> that depends on the families of the victims. it will be difficult for them. most of them are working-class people and don't have a lot of clout in the country. there is already an outcry, a political outcry, about how this happened, about why in pakistan's business capital such conditions w

consulate in karachi. here's more from islamabad, pakistan. >> reporter: washington bracing itself for another wave of anti-american anger on monday. this time, the call for protests coming from lebanon and hezbollah leader. the whole world needs to see your anger, in your faces, your fists and your shouts, nasrah said in a televised speech. anti-american demonstrations continued in karachi, pakistan. that angry rally followed a flurry of protests over the past few days in places like yemen, egypt, tunisia, iran, where demonstrators railed against a low h budget film that insulted the prophet muhammad. >>> christopher stevens and three other americans died when armed protesters aing toed the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya. u.s. officials say lost amid the tragedy and dramatic headlines was the fact that most were not massive protests but crowds numbering in the hundreds, sometimes in the thousands. >> the mobs we've seen on the outside of these embassies are small minority. they're the ones who have lar

we are in karachi. >> they have been gathering here every day to pray. for the soul of muhammed, a policeman. become to try to comfort his mother. she said she does not understand why her son, a muslim, became the enemy. his family says that he himself had been upset by the anti-islam video. >> they said this was going to be a peaceful rally for the honor of the prophet. we were shocked to see the terrorist and weapons there. >> the family watched the news channels in horror as the demonstrations became more violent. and then on live tv, they saw their sign being carried from the scene. -- saw their son being carried from the scene. >> during the protests, thousands of demonstrators came up this hill, trying to get access to the american consulate. this is where police were holding them back and it is where muhammed fell. he was one of 15 who died that day in the protests in gratia alone. -- in karachi alone. >> who were the protesters that died? eight were from this extremist group. it is supposed to be banned. the group is thought to have carried out s

nearly 250 people have been killed in a fire at a garment factory in the pakistan city of karachi. germany's constitutional court has been ruling on one of its most important cases in post-war history of the it had to decide whether germany's role on the bailout fund was legal. the court backed out the plan with some condition. those stocks have rallied. steve evans is in berlin following this. steve, generally people think this was likely to be the ruling. is the devil in the detail here about the condition? >> there's some delve in the detail. it -- devil in the detail. the court basically said the new bailout fund doesn't fall foul in the german constitution. so germany can put money in it the existing arrangement stands. if they say it the other way, there would have been all kinds of pretty dire consequences. so that stands. but they then said if you want to put more money in it, you've got to get that decision fully ratified by the german parliament. it's a yes, but a victory for chancellor merkel but warning to her that she's not god. the ease -- got the ease of movement she

we are ready to die for the profit. -- for the prophet. >> the deadliest uprisings were in karachi. president obama hoped to prevent all this with an ad broadcast on pakastani tv. he condemned the video and emphasize america's commitment to religious tolerance. >> we reject all efforts to denigrate their religious beliefs of others. >> but on the streets of this, but, this was the -- on the streets of islamabad, this was the response. 'american dogs," they chanted. and they tried to push forward again security forces. the trouble broke out within the last few minutes. police have opened fire toward protesters to of managed to come through the barricade be buying for the second day running, they have gathered in this area, attempting to reach the u.s. embassy just up the road. >> a battle raged. for many, the attack on their prophet is intolerable. they are willing to risk life and limb to make their point. the interior minister defended the government's decision to make it a public holiday, saying it reduced the numbers on the streets. >> imagine if school were open, jobs were open.

we are ready to die for the profit. -- for the prophet. >> the d uprisings were in karachi. president obama hoped to prevent all this with an ad broadcast on pakastani tv. he condemned the video and emphasize america's commitment to religious tolerance. >> we reject all efforts to denigrate their religious beliefs of others. >> but on the streets of this, but, this was the -- on the streets of islamabad, this was the response. 'american dogs," they chanted. and they tried to push forward again security forces. the trouble broke out within the last few minutes. police have opened fire toward protesters to of managed to come through the barricade be buying for the second day running, they have gathered in this area, attempting to reach the u.s. embassy just up the road. >> a battle raged. for many, the attack on their prophet is intolerable. they are willing to risk life and limb to make their point. the interior minister defended the government's decision to make it a public holiday, saying it reduced the numbers on the streets. >> imagine if school were open, jobs were open.

those clashes in pakistan over the weekend that happened in the cities of pichel laugh as well as in karachi we saw protesters marching holding up banners and calling for the american ambassador to be expelled and for a boycott on american goods and services now also and there has been clashes in the afghan capital of kabul where we've seen more than a thousand protesters to fire to cause as well as story to contain this american military installations on monday when i was also turned on lebanon in light of a televised address given by the leader has done in this trial that nabil has been the leader has still staggered protests often on this week starting monday evening in the southern suburbs of beirut he says that this film is the worst insult to islam then he has put the blame squarely on the shoulders of the united states also eleven on the foreign minister there it is pointing to an emergency meeting of the arab league. to discuss the settlement now the united states has been same thing additional security has been sending the means to beef up security in various cities around the regio

consulate in karachi there have been some injuries and some of the people also in that city saw her and we expect to hear a big day tomorrow. live from islamabad r.t. our correspondent eric mohi you then be keeping you posted with the latest details as we have them thank you terry. now more demonstrations are expected and by her raina after hundreds of shia activists rallied to demand equal rights from the sunni monarchy and the release of political prisoners government crackdowns on protesters have been taking place for a year and a half with reports of torture and abuse by the regime loyalists had accepted most of the un's human rights recommendations pledging to suppress ethnic violence and improve its treatment of political activists but the ongoing crisis has attracted little global attention to itself despite taking dozens of lives as laura smith reports some countries seem very selective one condemning violence in the region. but also find out why. this conflict only oppression and brutality of the regime one. takes there will be a day of reckoning for this dreadful regime. a

fresh rallies erupted in pakistan southern city of karachi as thousands protested a u.s. made film that mocks the movie has sparked an unprecedented wave of violence throughout the middle east and northern africa after parts of it were broadcast on egyptian t.v. three weeks ago at least fifty one people have been killed in clashes including the u.s. ambassador. police in northern ireland are out in force for a large protestant march belfast tens of thousands are taking part in the parade the last event on this scale triggered three nights of disturbances in the city itself scores of youths detained a protestant catholic tension sparked mass riots almost every summer during the so-called marching period. the last western detainees at guantanamo bay is being repatriated to canada a mark of dark was fifteen when he was captured in two thousand and two in afghanistan and charged with the murder of a us soldier he spent a decade at the american prison there have been calls repeated calls for the notorious facility to be shut down but barack obama promising to close it during h

this comes after violent froess in pakistan in the business capital of karachi. protestors breached a security barrier went right up to the main walls. the word we are getting from the consulate there is all u.s. people were safe there was casualties among protestors. new call from protests coming from hezbollah leader ordering his folks out on the streets today in beirut. he said he waited for the pope to leave. the pope was in over the weekend. the u.s. is working only on emergency basis. staffers and family members have been evacuated over the weekend. this on orders of the state department. this following a deadly riot here near the u.s. embassy compound on friday. we saw that compound ransacked. they are here for a second week of trouble concerning trouble. >> gregg palkot. thanks. >>> as the violent protests continue this morning and continue to spread the white house is sticking to its position the deadly attack on the consulate was not preplanned. this contradicts what we heard from libya's president. steve centanni has more. >> was it a planned attack or

in karachi, pakistan is safe after protesters broke through a e.rricad one protester was killed in the attack. the u.s. ambassador to the nations says there's no last week's deadly inault on the u.s. consulate s premeditated. the interim president of libya ,aid the attack was planned that the date of september 11 had been targeted. >> prince harry may have been the target of an attack on a naval base in afghanistan. they say it was aimed at the third in line to the british .hrone he was quickly taken to safety. the attack destroyed several jets, refueling stations, and more. >> lawyers say the british royal will make a craig moe complaint today against the make allher wh complaint against the the nude er who took pictures of prince william's wife. the'french will releaseays it 26 pages of photographs today. >> president obama is on the today with stops cincinnati and columbus, .hio the president is expected to chinese subsidies for automobiles and automobile parts. after romney accused obama of being easy on china and jobs go to that country. the was a small plane crashed at the airpor

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the blaze happened in the city of karachi. >> coming to recover the dead, many lost their lives in the basement of the factory. there are desperate calls heading to be saved, and among the victims, three young sisters who died together, their family now in morning like so many others. she knows both her daughters may have lost their husbands. they said take care of yourselves and the children. we do not know if we will make it home. dozens survived by jumping from the rules or of her stories. a crane made a hole in the wall, and i jumped, but five of my relatives were trapped inside. this is the inferno from which he escaped. the windows have metal grills. police say most of the workers did not stand a chance. >> there wasthe exit, and all the people got trapped. >> there is still a search for bodies. officials say many of those who died have come to collect their wages. tonight rescue workers are still there. employees say it was a death trap, but as is often the case, the authorities allowed it to remain open. relatives are asking if anyone will be held to account. >> the russian pre

thousands of people are taking to the streets of pakistan's largest city karachi. the val being led by a radical muslim scholar making it illegal for anyone to denigrate any religious prophet. scores of students in iran holding copies of quran and chanting death to america and britain. this was the scene at new york central park tonight. rock stars gathering for a free concert to draw attention to poverty worldwide. the festival featured black peas and john legend and neil young. an estimated 4660,000 fans crowd in order the park while was streamed worldwide. now back to the "journal editorial report". >> paul: hillary clinton suggested that the consulate attack in benghazi involved the al-qaeda affiliate in north africa it was like will goly the work of the terrorist group. that admission led to many questions what took the administration so long with john mccain and lindsay graham issuing this statement. we recognize that al-qaeda involvement in the terrorist

thousands of people are taking to the streets of pakistan's largest city karachi. the val being led by a radical muslim scholar making it illegal for anyone to denigrate any religious prophet. scores of students in iran holding copies of quran and chanting death to america and britain. this was the scene at new york central park tonight. rock stars gathering for a free concert to draw attention to poverty worldwide.

consulate in karachi. one person was killed. we have more from islamabad in pakistan this morning. >> reporter: washington bracing itself for another wave of anti-american anger on monday. this time the call for protest coming from lebanon and hezbollah leader hassan nasrallah. the whole world needs to see your anger, on your faces, in your fists, and your shouts, nasrallah said in a televised speech. on sunday, anti-american demonstrations continued in karachi, pakistan, as police beat back scores of protesters in front of the u.s. consulate. that angry rally followed a flurry of protests over the past few days in places like yemen, egypt, tunisia, iran, where demonstrators railed against a low-budget film that insults islam's prophet muhammad. the protests sometimes turn violent. u.s. ambassador christopher stevens, and three other americans, died when armed protesters attacked the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya. u.s. officials say lost amid the tragedy and dramatic headlines was the fact that most were not massive protests

demonstrators from pakistan made their way to the outer wall of the consulate in karachi. tahman bradley has more. >> reporter: americans are being evacuated from u.s. missions overseas as the anti-u.s. fury continues. this morning department -- demonstrators took to the streets of kabul, afghanistan still protesting over an anti-islam film produced in the u.s.. in pakistan police fired tear gas and cannons on protesters who broke through a barricade on their way to the u.s. consly. >> president has been clear the protection of american personnel and facilities is and will remain top priority. >> reporter: in afghanistan u.s. service members on edge after four american troops were killed by afghan soldiers they believed were their allies. the incidence after the taliban launched brazen attack on a coalition basement thought was the safest in the country. 15 taliban fighters wearing american uniforms blew a hole through the alter wall stormed in with automatic rifles, grenade launchers and suicide vests damage was enormous. >> this was a deliberate, well manned, well execut

demonstrations took place in the capital islamabad and the cities of karachi and peshawar. public anger against the united states is already strong in pakistan where u.s. air strikes targeting suspected militants regularly cause civilian casualties. >>> in egypt, several hundred demonstrators clashed with security forces near the u.s. embassy in cairo. police used tear gas to disperse the crowd. >> authorities remain on alert ahead of possible demonstrations after the friday prayers. >>> japan's prime minister wants to change how his citizens power their homes and businesses. yoshihiko noda unveiled his long-awaited energy policy. it calls for the country to phase out nuclear power in the coming decades. the plan reflects the feelings of many japanese following last year's accident at the fukushima plant. but big business says the policy is problematic. nhk world's chia yamagishi has the details. >> reporter: government ministers have spent months talking to each other, to experts, and to the public to figure out the role nuclear power should play in japan. in the end, prim

consulate in karachi. one protester was killed, u.s. officials say all americans inside the mission are safe. in tripoli, lebanon this weekend protesters went after symbols of america including a kfc and hardee's rest rent. the helped of hezbollah called on muslims to join the protest saying they should judge and punish the people responsible for this mock movie so that they become an example toni who thinks about disrespecting our prophet and our koran. and in sudan and tunisia the u.s. is evacuating non-essential personnel from there. u.s. investigators are trying to determine whether the killings of four americans in libya including ambassador chris stevens were premed dated or part of mass protest against the film. susan rice the u.s. ambassador the u.n. said the attack appears to be spontaneous demonstration that extremists took over. >> there were extremist elements that joined and escalated the violence, whether they are al qaeda, libyan extremists. >> reporter: libya's president disagrees. he said it was a well-planned attack. >

two police officers in karachi. most of these men were devout muslims today, were protesting the movie. some were against the u.s. government and american foreign policy. but ashley i have to tell you, the ones who were getting rowdy, destroying property, they looked to be teenagers, young men in their 20s, and didn't get the impression that these were men who were offended by this movie. unfortunately they looked like they were having a good time. and they're the ones who made the headlines because of the dramatic pictures. >> all right. cnn's reza sayah reporting live from islamabad. keep your eyes on things for us there, if you will. i want to head westward from you to libya now, where the post-gadhafi government is tracking down the suspects in that u.s. consulate attack. it's a mission they call it a consulate, officially it's our mission in benghazi. and last week it was deadly there. protesters again back on the streets today, as well, and our cnn's arwa damon is live on the telephone in benghazi where she's

. >>> meanwhile, the protest over an internet movie have turned violent in karachi. hundreds marked to the consulate and threw rocks. they used batons to push them back. some officers threw rocks at protestors. one person was killed when people in the crowd opened fire. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is asking the u.s. to stop steps for iran's race for nuclear weapons. and he tells our candy crowley that it's not just a campaign issue. >> this is not an electoral issue. it is not based on any electoral consideration. i think there is a common interest of all americans of all political persuasions to stop iran. this is a regime that is giving vent to the worst impulses you see in the middle east. they deny rights to women, brutalize their people, don't give freedom of religion. all the things you see in these mo mobs storming the american embassies is what you'll see with atomic bombs. you cannot let people have atomic bombs. >> he says if iran is not stopped, they could be ready to produce anatomic bomb in six months, in his view. >>> we could see the

holiday designed to allow peaceful demonstration. 12 people were killed and more than 82 wounded in karachi. a police officer and a driver for a television network were among those killed. >> in texas researchers launching new war against cancer. the m.d. anderson center is calling its moon shots program unprecedented effort to speed up conversion of scientific discovery into clinical advances the goal to reduce the number of deaths of several ram forms of cancer they were inspired by john kennedy's determination to go to the moon in the 60s. >>> speaking of that and flying meteorologist lisa argen here. >>> a few high clouds, nice and mild in the city, 63 san francisco, 70s by the delta and antioch 69 at the coast warmer and cooler. i'll tell you which one and a look at a nice looking week ahead, featuring warmer weather next week. >>> health update on anchor robin roberts. how she is doing one day after bone marrow >> happening right now mitt romney is just releasing his 2011 tax returns. he paid 1.9 million dollars in taxes on 13.7 million dollars of income. that is a 14.1% rate. romney'

some 15,000 people filled the streets in the southwest city of karachi. >> ( translated ): we want to show the world that muslims are one and united on this issue. we all are ready to die for prophet muhammad. we have left our family to join the protest and will remain here till the protest is over. >> brown: but things quickly turned violent, as crowds burned cars, theaters and a bank, and some opened fire on police. at least a dozen people were killed, including three officers. there were more deaths in peshawar, to the northwest, where rioters set fires, and police fired back with tear gas and live rounds. and in the pakistani capital, islamabad, police battled hundreds of protesters to keep them away from the u.s. embassy. protests were largely peaceful in indonesia, egypt, iraq, bangladesh, and sri lanka, but no less anti-american with crowds burning flags and effigies of president obama. in washington, u.s. officials kept a close eye on events, as secretary of state hillary clinton met with the pakistani foreign minister. >> i want to thank the government of pakistan for their e

holiday designed to allow peaceful demonstration. 12 people were killed and more than 82 wounded in karachi. a police officer and a driver for a television network were among those killed. >> in texas researchers launching new war against cancer. the m.d. anderson center is calling its moon shots program unprecedented effort to speed up conversion of scientific discovery into clinical advances the goal to reduce the number of deaths of several ram forms of cancer they were inspired by john kennedy's determination to go to the moon in the 60s. >>> speaking of that and flying meteorologist lisa argen here. >>> a few high clouds, nice and mild in the city, 63 san francisco, 70s by the delta and antioch 69 at the coast warmer and cooler. i'll tell you which one and a look at a nice looking week ahead, featuring warmer weather next week. >>> health update on anchor robin roberts. how she is doing one day aft >> happening right now mitt romney is just releasing his 2011 tax returns. he paid 1.9 million dollars in taxes on 13.7 million dollars of income. that is a 14.1% rate. romney's campaign ear

consulate in karachi. one protester was killed, u.s. officials say all americans inside the mission are safe. in tripoli, lebanon this weekend protesters went after symbols of america including a kfc and hardee's restaurant. the head of the militant group hezbollah called on muslims to join the protest saying they should judge and punish the people responsible for this mock movie so that they become an example to any who thinks about disrespecting our prophet and our koran. and in sudan and tunisia the u.s. is evacuating non-essential personnel from the embassies there and urging u.s. citizens to leave. u.s. investigators are trying to determine whether the killings of four americans in libya including ambassador chris stevens were premeditated or part of a mass protest against susan rice the u.s. ambassador the u.n. said the attack appears to be spontaneous demonstration that extremists took over. >> there were extremist elements that joined and escalated the violence, whether they are al qaeda, libyan extremists. or al qaeda itself i

consulate in karachi, pakistan, today, left at least one protestor dead and eight others injured. this weekend the u.s. was busy evacuating nonessential personnel from sudan and tunisia, urging american citizens to get out. today on "face the nation" libyan president mohammed el magariaf said he believes last week's deadly attack in benghazi was premeditated. >> the way the perpetrators acted, moved, this leaves us with no doubt that this was preplanned, predetermined. >> reporter: but u.s. ambassador to the u.n. susan rice disagrees telling bob schieffer that it was a spontaneous protest hijacked by well armed extremists. >> i think it's clear that there were extremist elements that joined in and escalated the violence, whether they were al qaeda affiliates, whether they were libyan-based extremists oral quitea itself i think is one of the things we'll have to determine. >> reporter: the administration has been reluctant to provide detail approximates about the ongoing investigation. but it has beefed up security at u.s. missions including 50 marines at the u.s. embassy in yemen.

there were more anti-american protests today in kashmir, indonesia and karachi. but it was in afghanistan that today's lethal attack happened. our chief foreign correspondent richard engel is with u.s. marines in southern afghanistan tonight. >> reporter: near kabul's airport this morning, a car bomb smashed into a small bus killing, afghan police say, at least 12 people. most of them south african contractors. according to the american embassy in kabul, many of the victims were providing services to u.s. aides and other organizations. a radical group claims the foreigners were targeted, revenge for an anti-islam video. the group identified the bomber as a young woman. but it's not these overt attacks that are forcing the u.s. military to change policy. but a growing trend of afghan security personnel turning their guns on nato troops. 20% of americans killed in afghanistan in combat this year were shocked by their own allies. so overnight, commanders said u.s. troops will no longer patrol with afghans, except on big missions, with 800 nato troops or more, where

consulate in karachi. did any of them get there? >> reporter: they didn't. that's what protesters have tried to do throughout this week and yesterday as well. but the security forces are becoming very adept at blocking the roads. so what you see is protest trs z trying to approach the consulates, they can't get there and then you see the clashes. protesters didn't get close to the embassy here in islamabad. >> thank you very much. >>> the united states knew the outrage was coming, and the obama administration tried to calm it through a commercial that ran on seven networks in pakistan. watch this. >> since our founding, the united states has been a nation that respects all faiths. we reject all efforts to denigrate the religious beliefs of others. >> let me state very clearly and i hope it is obvious that the united states government had absolutely nothing to do with this video. we absolutely reject its content, and message. >> you see these ads, the state department spent $70,000 on the ad. want to bring in fareed zakaria. nice to see you. i want to pick up

. >>> two deadly fires in pakistan last night in the southern city of karachi killed 100 people. officials say most of the dead were trapped in the basement and suffocated. police are looking for the owners of the building. huge fire at a huge factory killed at least 25. the fire may have been caused by a faulty generator. from fire to rain, thunderstorms drenched parts of the southwest tuesday. flash floods delayed flights and knocked out power to thousands. the fast-moving water stranded several motorists. >> reporter: an inch of rain pounded motorists in the hour long thunderstorm causing mudslides and blocking roads. the swift water rescue team use ad helicopter to save those trapped by the fast-moving waters. it was a dangerous rescue as the chopper hovered close to high voltage power lines. >> we have super high level high voltage lines and smaller ones for more residential use on the south side of the street. here's this helicopter here hovering just about 50 feet above the power lines. >> reporter: 13,000 customers lost power as water flooded entire neighborhoods. >> oh,

demonstrations took place in the capital islamabad and the cities of karachi and peshawar. public anger against the united states is already strong in pakistan where u.s. air strikes targeting suspected militants regularly cause civilian casualties. >>> in egypt, several hundred demonstrators clashed with security forces near the u.s. embassy in cairo. police used tear gas to disperse the crowd. >> authorities remain on alert ahead of possible demonstrations after the friday prayers. >>> japan's prime minister wants to change how his citizens power their homes and businesses. yoshihiko noda unveiled his long-awaited energy policy. it calls for the country to phase out nuclear power in the coming decades. the plan reflects the feelings of many japanese following last year's accident at the fukushima plant. but big business says the policy is problematic. nhk world's yam has the details. >> reporter: government ministers have spent months talking to each other, to experts, and to the public to figure out the role nuclear power should play in japan. prime minister noda has dec