bahrain. reporter: off in the distance over my shoulder is pearl square in bahrain. for the second night in a row, protesters have returned to the square. they re vowing to dig in until their demands are met. yesterday police and military forces here in bahrain were removed from the street. the crowd said they would like a national dialogue. they said if the protesters can remain in pearl square. that s where thousands of them are at this hour. in fact, they ve established a tent city. they have a food tent. they have medical tents. they have a p.a. system installed, and they ve also set up a number of shryans to honor sliens t center cente shriney of those who died last week.
the prime minister here is the uncle of the king. nevertheless, the protesters say they want the prime minister to resign. they want serious changes in the government here that will grant more rights to the majority which they claim is being bigamizeb bd by the ruling sunni family. this day went by without any violence. so far as we know, no serious talks between the two sides. the fact that there was no armed crfl todaconflict today suggests a possibility of things to move forward to a peaceful resolution. david lee miller in bahrain. thank you. one of our u.s. immigration and customs officers gunned down in cold blood on the border. the suspects, believed to be from a dangerous mexican drug cartel. this after the killings of other
good at doing that, if you remember, the second lebanon war to a great extent happened because the iranians had the proxy hezbollah kidnap israeli soldiers just as the inspectors were about to enter tehran and tried to divert attention by doing that. but i think they should realize they are playing a very very, dangerous game. this is a totally different middle east to the one we knew two weeks ago, and i think the flames which started in cairo and in tunisia are spreading to bahrain and yemen and other places will, eventually, also, burn the feet of the leaders in tehran, and, these movers will not help them to divert attention from their own freedom-seeking people. eric: you talk about a dangerous game and you are in tel aviv at the moment and there is a bit of a satellite delay, the iranian frigate, similar to the one passing off your coast,