take a look. now, pakistan also booting the u.s. from an airbase that has been used to service drones and despite the measures, some believe pakistan has not gone far enough. this. the reaction was not enough. we ve taken enough abuse from u.s. and nato a we have taken enough insult and now we have also, now, had injury, big time and i think, there is a time, one says, okay, enough is enough. jamie: peter doocy live in washington with the latest. concern weather a capital-c this morning. reporter: and the last hour a spokesman for isap, international security assistance force said the ground lines of communication with pakistan now are closed and because of the area, how it is and how dangerous the area is, the cross-border attack, where it took place, close communication lines only benefit the bad guys. closed communication lines only benefit the bad guys. this is the area where terrorists are operating and terrorists operating on either side of the border, use it
down momar are qaddafi s main compound in tripoli. one says it is time to bring down what he calls a symbol of tyranny. it was one of nato s main targets during air strikes earlier this year. worshipers saw pope benedict xvi in a different light today when moved atop the platform on a wheeled form. they insist he is using this so he doesn t get tired out. it is the same one pope john paul ii used to reach the same altar. the occupy wall street movement is getting a lot of attention in the media lately but is there a media bias there. here with us is liz trotter. hello, liz. how are you. the texture and color and tone of the coverage is changing. it is not as hysterical as it was in the first few weeks but
to whether it it is a fair and objective news organization refers to the arrest, the peaceful arrest of protesters. you know, i have never seen a peaceful arrest of anybody. but i think this is another indication they have solidarity with the protesters and they also really want to see this thing continue. shannon: well, freedom of speech is an important thing in this country. we ll keep an eye on it as it is being used all across the country for all kinds of different things. liz, thank you very much. as iran s leaders issue a warning to the u.s. we will talk to a congressman who thinks it is time to take a hard line against tehran. looking good! you lost some weight. you noticed! these clothes are too big, so i m donating them. how d you do it? eating right, whole grain. [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don t. multigrain cheerios. five whole grains, 110 calories.
protest antisemitic in order to break up the movement. in other words, if they think the progressive movement to the jews this destroys the movement and protects the wealthy. that is a bit convoluted but there you are. already have another hot potato thrown in to this and i will keep you posted on al-jazeera a. shannon: you can keep us updated, liz. with the issue of violence that simmered up with some of these. they have been largely peaceful protests. we saw some trouble in europe yesterday in italy but even there in new york, 90 people arrested over the weekend. i believe 200 in chicago. when things cross the line, do you think it is going to be tougher for those who are involved with this particular movement to have the sympathy of the average american out there. they already have the sympathy of the liberal media. as an example of that the associated press which has really floundered very badly as
it took a full decade before the moral guidance of brown vs. board of education was translated ininto enforcement measures of the civil rights act and the voting rights act. those 10 long years did not lead dr. king to give up. he kept pushing, speaking, marching, until change finally came. [ applause ] the president: and then when even after the civil rights act and the voting rights act passed, african-americans still found themselves trapped in pockets ofรง poverty across the country. dr. king didn t say those laws were a failure. he didn t say this is too hard. he didn t say let s settle for what we got and go home. instead, he said, let s take those victories and broaden our mission to achieve not just civil and political equality, but also economic justice. let s fight for a living wage and better schools and jobs for all who are willing to work. in other words, when met with hardship, when confronting disappointment, dr. king refused to accept what he called the itn