across the middle east are threatening american inteeests and lives. welcome to the barnd.dition, i m jeff barnd..- and i m jennifer gilbert. one person in under arrest in connection to the attack that killed .s. ambassador to libya christopher stevens. libya s prime minister said authoritiee are still looking for 3 or 4 more people. this news comes as a youtube film clip mocking islam sparks more anti-american violence across the middle east. emily schmidt explains thht tonight, the u-s is tightening security at embassies worldwide. 3 the anger directed towards america spread across orders and closer to u.s. embassy walls thursday: demonstrators in yemen tried to break through the embassy gate - police fired warning hots and tear gas in egypt and iraaians shouted death to america outside of the swiss embassy ii tehran since there are no official diplomatic relations with washhngton. it s anti-american fury fueled by a 14-minute anti-islamic film clip on youtube that the
is looking good in both directions. a live view of 95, south of 100, you can see north and southbound are moving fine. that s the latest on traffic pulse 11. well, this morning, a few arrested in libya after the attacks in libya. the u.s. is also bracing for more protests after prayer. what are the latest details out of libya this morning? stan and mindy, we re waking up to the news that four people have been arrested there. but it s too soon to tell if these suspects have any ties to the extremist groups. anti-american protests have now spread to a reported 11 countries. our demand is that president obama appears and makes an official poll apology. they are we absolutely reject its content and message now they are preparing for more protests. it s friday and a day of prayer in the islamic world and i really hope that cooler minds prevail. the justice department nowal involved in the investigation into the deaths of four americans including navy seal tyr
tied at 2-2. the 20-year-old rookie just called up making that play. bottom of the ninth, runner on second. nate mclouth ends it with a walkoff base hit. orioles win 3-2, keep the pressure on the yankees who were up at funway. buck showalter time. the yankees had to win to keep pace with the orioles or fall into second. scoreless in the fourth. kurter granderson either hits a home run or strikes out. one of two home runs in the game for him. cano had a shot two batters later. 3-0 yankees there. watch this. in the middle of the game, the red sox lose dustin pedroia to childbirth. that explains a lot. bobby valentine comes out you ve got red sox players having babies. this explains a lot. informs pedroia his wife is in labor. he runs off the field, goes to meet his wife at the hospital. no word yet on the baby. mike aviles goes down the line, rbi double. this is not what the yankees want to see on a 4-6-3 double play.
to the world and the statement that came from the administration and the embassy is the administration. the statement that came from the administration was a statement which is akin to apology and i think was a severe miscalculation. as for the ones we lost last night, i want to assure you we will bring their killers to justice. and we want to send a message all around the world to anybody who would do us harm, no acts of terror will dim the light of the values that we proudly shine on the rest of the world, and no act of violence will shake the resolve of the united states of america. good morning. it is thursday, september 13th. welcome to morning joe. with us on set, national affairs editor for new york magazine, john heilman, richard haass. and in washington, nbc chief foreign affairs correspondent and host of andrea mitchell reports, andrea mitchell. we have so much to talk about this morning. of course breaking news overnight. yeah. we, of course, have b
meanwhile, the violence has spread to yemen s capital this morning, where protesters have attacked the u.s. embassies. nbc s tracie potts has more from washington. tracie, good morning. reporter: hi, mara, good morning. good morning, everyone. here on capitol hill, the senate is condemning what happened in benghazi, calling it unacceptable and unjustifiable. meantime, as you mentioned, mara, there are more protests in other countries going on today. new this morning, take a look at this, protesters storming the u.s. embassy in yemen, a third country angered by an online video the u.s. has condemned. reports say they breached the wall and were pushed back, but not before burning the u.s. flag there. back home, reaction to the deaths in benghazi, libya. a nation in mourning today as the bodies of four americans, including ambassador chris stevens, arrive home. flags are at half-staff in d.c. overnight, a vigil for the victims across the street from the white house, where pres