largely living in the south of the country. in the world s most populous muslim nation, indonesia they hurled bombs and fought with police shouting america, america, go to hell. police used tear gas to clear the crowd most dressed in white muslim clothing. they had been calling for calm in indonesia over the past few days. in the southern philippines around 3,000 filipino muslims burned american and is rally flags in anger at the movie and carried placards saying americans are is a tanic. in indian-controlled kashmir there were more protests. troops clashed with demonstrators in the streets and used tear gas as they threw rocks at them. security around the consulates have been beefed up the past few days. they have also issued warnings to u.s. citizens to
influence of different types of drugs. you re definitely going to want to stick around and see that. everyone finds different inspiration, i guess. i m rob nelson. i m vinita nair. president obama is in south korea this morning. the next stop on his ten-day visit to asia. the president spends two days in seoul where he will mark veterans day tomorrow and attend a meeting of top world economic leaders. the president, of course, traveled to south korea after making that nostalgic stop in indonesia. karen travers is traveling with the president and has more. hi, karen. reporter: good morning, rob and vinita. the threat of volcanic ash from mt. merapi forced president obama to cut his trip here short. before he left he reached out to the more than 1 billion muslims worldwide and he reflected on his indonesian childhood. on his first trip to indonesia in nearly 20 years, president obama toured the largest mosque in southeast asia. he later said the mosque symbolizes the diversity