Afghan police attack kills four U S soldiers
Afghan police killed four American soldiers coming to their aid at a checkpoint in Kabul province. The incident marks the third assault by rogue Afghan forces or insurgents in military uniforms in as many days and highlights strains as NATO withdraws thousands of troops.
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Hezbollah leader calls for waves of protests against film
In Karachi hundreds protested near the U.S. Consulate clashing with police leaving one dead and 18 injured as Nasrallah urged continued global protests. He linked accountability to U.S. and European leaders and demanded respect for Islam. Police used tear gas and baton charges. Americans at the consulate remained safe.
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