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KRISTIE LU STOUT, HOST: I'm Kristie Lu Stout in Hong Kong. And
welcome to News Stream where news and technology meet. And we
begin in Pakistan where protests over an anti-Islam film have
turned deadly. The very latest straight ahead.  Also ahead,
clearly organized and planned in advance: the words of Libya's
prime minister to CNN on last week's attack on a U.S. consulate.
And later in the show, the wait is over, so what is the verdict?
Can Apple's new iPhone live up to its own hype?  Now all eyes
are on the Middle East on this Friday, the day of prayer in the
Muslim world. It's also a day of protest even as Muslim leaders
urged calm and some western embassies remained closed for
security.  Now in parts