Hezbollah TV Video of Beirut Bomb Aftermath Footage from Hezbollah's Al Manar TV broadcast on Thursday after a deadly bombing in the southern suburbs of the Lebanese capital, Beirut. The Hezbollah station, Al Manar - meaning "The Beacon" in Arabic - also posted footage on its YouTube channel showing smoke and flames and a desperate scramble to evacuate the wounded. The death toll from the blast in the suburb of Ruwais was mounting. A short time after Lebanon's state news agency reported that at least 14 people had been killed and 212 wounded, a security source told Reuters that 20 had been killed. Lebanon's Daily Star reported that the interior minister, Marwan Charbel, said that the blast was the result of a powerful car bomb. As our colleague Ben Hubbard reports from Beirut, the explosion ripped apart a commercial street surrounded by tall apartment buildings in a part of the city that is a Hezbollah stronghold. Rescue workers used flashlights as they searched upper floors checking on residents, a number of whom were evacuated. The blast blew out the fronts of apartment buildings. Lebanese bloggers shared photographs of the bombed-out street captured on phones by witnesses on social networks.