mohamed morsi is in forced custody. he might be put to trial. what has been said is the family might proceed with some legal procedures or steps either inside or outside the country. >> how does this fit into the picture of division? it is a very divided country. does this pushed the division even further and drive a wedge into any possibility of working together, with the military government says it wants to do, to work with the opposition? >> the current government has said it is ready to work seriously for reconciliation. but if we look to the statement issued by the muslim brothers, it seems there is a total rejection because the muslim brothers put as condition the reinstatement of mohamed morsi first and then proceed to reconciliation, which is unlikely to happen at all. the division will continue. the demonstration will continue. to ae this will not lead major confrontation in the streets. >> thank you very much. >> the philippine president has delivered his annual state of the nation address. he says he needs more time to implement his p

what about those rallies in cairo backing the ousted president mohamed morsi? in the cityected and in front of cairo university in the suburb of giza. here are some live pictures were those people backing morsi have been camped out for weeks. more people are joining them to rally. cairoe the latest in could what has been the reaction there to the allegations we have just heard? >> it has been a mixture of anger to essentially brushing it off as another maneuver or attempt by the military coup leaders to demonize the ousted president and to try to find some sort of reasoning or justification for what they considered to be the kidnapping of egypt's one and only democratically elected president. it is important to note that the judiciary and egypt does not work on fridays. -- in egypt does not work on fridays. that is leading a lot of people to question why this came out today. it is important to note that the charges that are being pressed against mohamed morsi are being done so without morsi having a lawyer or without him being able to see any rights organizatio

read this is not new. -- under mohamed morsi. this is not new. to try to co-opt the police force and use that mode of repression in growing instability and protest against him. this violence, yes, nothing new, d, awe saw in port sai police rampage that killed over 50 citizens. following that, we saw mohamed morsi praising the police force. yes, this is nothing new, but it is intrinsic to the egyptian state, not necessarily something out of the blue. think aboutant only algeria's also think about all the ways in which this is different. , the islamists govern muslim brotherhood was in power. what we also saw was widespread mobilization against morsi that includes conservatives and muslims and even in his time of support, sunamist began to fray and peel away in party.m of the noor it is a very different fact pattern. i don't think we should expect in algeria scenario, because i think these are very different situations. >> can you respond to that? also, al jazeera reporting the military's best economic interest in need for one of t

it might bethought to release mohamed morsi. i do not think that is one of the objectives of the visit. there has been a u.s. assessment that has invested too much in the ability to stabilize the situation in egypt. this assessment was revealed to be wrong. i think the u.s. administration from allhear directly corners and reassess its politics in egypt. >> mr. burns is not likely to turn around the military men and those behind the toppling of mohamed morsi and say you have to sort this out quickly or we will cut aid. unlikely? is in thet think it interests of the united states or the intention of the united states to cut military aid to egypt. this military aid is in the u.s. overallhe policy in the middle east. it is linked to the maintenance of the peace process and relationship between the military in the united states and the military in egypt is important to stabilize this country and preserve the peace treaty between egypt and israel. it had been suggested a week perhaps there would be islamists or extreme appointed to th

it looks like mohamed morsi is hoping to weather the storm out. wherenth of ramadan, moslems fast during the day, beginning in one week. perhaps they are hoping to make it through until then. if they do not respond to this mass dissatisfaction, call for change, i can only imagine egypt will become increasingly unstable and un-governable. >> we are getting news that a number of ministers have resigned from the morsi government. haveys that five members decided to step down, including the legal and parliamentary affairs minister, and the minister of communication. a broadcast journalist says that they resigned in such consolidation with protesters. heard that news before that cabinet ministers may have resigned. this follows a path the resignation from the morsi government, including those that signed on to the declaration in november, pointing to an increasing isolation of the muslim brotherhood and the freedom and justice parties as a political group which is increasingly alone, reaching out to other political groups. >> what have you heard is hap

mohamed morsi and the muslim brotherhood remained defiant. he says he was elected with a mandate to lead. of safeguarding the legitimacy is my blood, then i am prepared to sacrifice my blood for the sake of the stability and security of this homeland. do not fall into the trap. any act against this illegitimacy is a crime and will drive the country into a dark tunnel, giving joy to our enemy. >> hours before the military steps in. any word on this crisis meeting underway? that aust heard about few minutes ago. reportedly, the army chief is in a crisis meeting and has been for the past several hours with his top commanders. we are expecting that some sort of statement will come from the military before the deadline, which expires in a few hours. it really is a waiting game. a nervous waiting game. i have seen the crowds go from celebration mood after the minister issued the initialed ultimatum a few days ago to now being tense and angry. we have also been hearing various rumors coming from different military sources as to what kind of statemen

it was president mohamed morsi appointed him to his post. but he has now distanced himself from the president warning that he will not allow egypt to be plunged into what he called "a dark tunnel." >> we are happy to have our middle east expert. we have breaking news coming in, miguel, that mohamed morsi can no longer be president according to the military in a state run newspaper. is this unexpected development? >> in a way, it is. they made it very clear that the ultimatum set has run out. four hours after the ultimatum has ended, now there is a real coup d'État in egypt. they are seizing power from the democratically elected president and this is a major landmark in contemporary egyptian history. it is the first democratically elect a president being toppled by the military after just one year and power. >> you would say this marks of their end of their experiments with democracy? >> with the muslim brotherhood. the military is non-intervening because they are worried about the democracy. a are not interested to know who rules egypt unde

they all voted for mohamed morsi. this man has spent three weeks here and has no plan to return home. >> i am not worried about the high temperatures. i am not worried about the fasting. to get back the legitimacy or to die for our rights. >> supporters of the deposed president have set up a sprawling tent city. -- those in cairo usually return home for a few hours a day. >> we come here with a certain goal. we will not leave this place until mohamed morsi comes back. >> they say they have the resolve and patience to stay until he is returned to power. >> this is a peaceful resistance. we are continuing the sit in. friday, it there will be a big scene. we are in -- doing this to end the bloody military coup. >> hundreds of people keeping this tent city running. .t is hot blocks of ice are delivered to people -- the people will have water. other volunteers are taking care of dinner. tonight, it is chicken. if people break their fast, they will have something to eat. dois what organizers need to if they are planning on

mohammed morsi is clearly under pressure. a number of government ministers have already turned in their resignation. the political arm of the ultra- religious movement has called for early elections. in one of their second highest winning number of seats, they sided with the opposition and were significant. >> tuesday both sides talked the country, the movement against mohammed morsi is calling for a 1 million man march. meanwhile the egyptian people are waiting for the president to address them, but it is difficult to imagine what he could say now for either side to calm down. >> let's go now to where john is standing by. we can see it now, the pro- mohammed morsi camp behind you gathering. give us a sense of how they are viewing his insistence on going his own path rather than dealing with the military deadline? >> the people behind are adamant and are the ones who are pushing. saying that we must remain. it is not, essentially, about mohammad morsi as a personality as much as it is about what they believe the democracy tha

>> an interim president is sworn into office in egypt just hours after mohamed morsi was deposed by the military. i'm jane dutton with your world news. also ahead, bolivia's president arrives home after his plane was stopped in europe and he gets an apology from france. membersbetween feuding between nelson mandela's family is followed -- finally result. >> i'm in canada's pipeline capital, alberta, where they are hoping approval of the controversial keystone pipeline is coming, and soon. less than 24 hours after the army deposed egypt democratically elected leader, and interim president has been sworn in. the hell -- head of the military said mohamed morsi fail to meet the demands of the egyptian people. the new man at the top is relatively unknown internationally but is one of egypt's longest serving judges. caroline malone reports. >> egypt officially has a new interim president. he was sworn in in a ceremony attended by the general assembly and the defense chief. toi swear by almighty god uphold the republican system and to respect the constitution and the law, and to safeguard the

this is in nasr city, with the opponents of mohamed morsi. who's talk about elbaradei, has been installed as the prime minister. is aardeadei nobel laureate and a key player in the egyptian authorities. he has called on people to demonstrate for president mohamed morsi to step down. >> all of us feel that we are going in the wrong direction and the country is collapsing. not because the president is from the muslim brotherhood, but because of the ruling system has failed completely. that we want to hold elections. >> he enjoys the backing of several opposition groups. two years ago he was giving the job of negotiating with the government of hosni mubarrak. many people expected him to run for president last year, but they were wrong. he eventually fit -- he eventually created a third party. he returned to egypt in 2009 after an illustrious diplomatic career. he was the director general of the atomic energy agency. this often put him at loggerheads with the united states, especially over the nuclear program in iran. but the credibility earned a

there are protests in eight different cities in support of the deposed president mohamed morsi. thousands of his supporters are in cairo, where they have set up a tent city. they are demanding that he be reinstated as president. thehe mood among many of pro-mohamed morsi campaigners in cairo has been one of anger in the last 24 hours. reacting to friday nights killing of three female protesters. many people say they were ,eliberately targeted by thugs although some people dispute that version of events, saying that they died in clashes between different sides of the political divide. what is clear is that the mohamed morsi supporters are using those events to claim that the security forces are actually being partial, not doing their job in protecting those who protest. there was a peaceful protest on sunday, with thousands of women marching in the direction of the defense ministry in cairo, not getting anywhere near there, stopped by large barricades by the military, but making their point that they want mohamed morsi reinstated and an investigation into what they are calling at

where is mohamed morsi? we understand he has been held in a defense ministry facility. it is not clear which one. he has been held for his own safety is what they say here. while he is not facing any charges, he is still being held for security reasons. once again there means to be seen how officials will be handling the fate of mohammed orsi in the coming few days. >> thank you very much. insurgents have killed 24 people in obama tack indirect. the attack happened in to cook. dozen others were injured. the international committee of the red cross is calling on rebels and government forces to allow aid to reach the city of homs. focus ofhas been the heavy fighting between rebels and forces loyal to the government for two weeks. food and medical supplies are running out. edward snowden has appeared in public for the first time in weeks. the former intelligence analyst met with human rights activists in moscow airport and has asked russia for temporary asylum. >> moscow's invisible man breaks cover. the first sighting of edward snowden since he went on the wrong from hong

the muslim brotherhood once the unconditional reinstatement of deposed president mohamed morsi. leaders from the national salvation front say they were not confronted about the timetable for parliamentary elections. of the muslim brotherhood leader was ordered. >> the news just dropped a few minutes ago. we understand an arrest warrant thiseen issued for specific individual. nine others are also included in the arrest warrant, including key leaders from the muslim brotherhood and other islamic democracy.uding the the prosecutor general is accusing them of inciting the violence we saw outside of the republican guard were more than 50 supporters of the deposed president lost their lives. the muslim brotherhood has maintained their supporters came under attack i security forces while they were performing prayers. the military staunchly denies that, saying the muslim brotherhood supporters attempted to attack the headquarters of the republican guard because they think that president mohamed morsi is being held there and they used light fire and ammunition to target security forces.

. >> supporters of ousted egyptian president mohamed morsi as the interim prime minister prepares to address the nation. >> hello and welcome to al jazeera, live from our headquarters in doha. also on this program, spain declares three days of official mourning after 78 people die in a train crash. australia's immigration minister arrived in papua, new guinea as allegations of rape and torture emerge in recession camps. and bo xilai will stand trial on corruption and abuse of power charges. >> we begin in egypt where security forces say they are planning reinforcements ahead of expected rallies on friday. the army chief called on egyptians to join demonstrations in support of the military. protesters backing deposed president mohamed morsi are still on the streets in defiance of the military's plans. a few hours ago this was the scene in a district in cairo where they've been camping out for weeks now. military protests have been flying over the camp in nasr after a date of alert was declared. supports of morrissey protests are taking place in the capital and the city south the cairo

the main demand by the pro-morsi camp is they want the reinstatement of mohamed morsi. that is a condition to any sort of negotiations, they say. what you are seeing is in trench in of both sides and political deadlock. demonstrations and the divisions, what hope is there for the political process going forward? sayhe muslim brotherhood any attempt for negotiations must start with the pre- conditions of reinstating mohamed morsi and reversing the coup. the other side as we just heard from the interim president telling us there is no going back, there is only going forward. that is the message coming from the interim government and establishment. it seems there is no way forward. the two views are so intransigent the question is whether there will be more violence. we have seen them issue warnings about the protests are not getting out of control. they will allow for peaceful protesting but nothing like we saw last tuesday when the roads were blocked by morsi supporters. there is this fear in the that the muslim joining the protest does not seem likely and where does tha

we began in egypt where supporters of deposed president mohammed morsi have been staging more protests across the country. this was the scene in nasr city in cairo wednesday night. thousands of morsi supporters have been demonstrating ever since he was deposed. they promised to keep protesting until he is reinstated. people also gathered at cairo university and giza on the outskirts of the egyptian capital. and this was the scene in the city of alexandria. a probe morsi supporters have pro-morsirallying -- supporters have been rallying in other cities as amnesty international released new reports about hundreds of arrests by security forces. human rights workers say hundreds of people's arrested by egyptian authorities are being denied their rights. amnesty international said more an660 mohamed morsi supporters have been detained since he was removed from the presidency three weeks ago. any of them are muslim brotherhood leaders. an unknown number remain in detention and it is unclear whether they have been charged. arewhereabouts of morsi also uncertain. some who had been released cla

the european union foreign affairs chief has discussed a meeting with mohammed morsi. she has been holding talks with most of the parties involved in the political stalemate in egypt, but refused to give details of what she discussed with the former president. >> we talked for two hours. he has access to information in terms of newspapers, so we were able to talk about the situation. we were able to talk about the nuclear missile. i am not going to reveal anything further about our conversations in anyway. as i have indicated, i have made clear that we are talking not because we're coming up with great ideas, but because we want to help facilitate the bringing together of ideas for the people here. >> she did reveal a few details about his detention and well- being. >> he is well. we had a friendly and open and very frank discussion during the time that i saw him. i saw where he was. i do not know where he is, but i saw the facility. we had a warm discussion. know, i have met with him before. he asked me to pash -- pass on good wishes. of course, i tried to make sure t

the jets legitimate president is mohamed morsi. he alone has the right to appoint a prime minister or agree to others being appointed. with regard to the military and the person they're calling the interim president, they are all thieves. it is not right to appoint ministers or prime ministers and we reject these appointments altogether. >> meanwhile, the prosecution office has ordered the arrest of the leader of the motte -- muslim brotherhood movement. the arrest warrant is seen as part of a broader crackdown on members of the brotherhood. hundreds of members and other islamic groups have been detained, along with the former president's top advisers. >> egyptian armed forces shot dead more than 50 supporters of mohamed morsi during a protest where the deposed leader is believed to be held. meanwhile, saudi arabia and the united arab emirates have offered $8 billion in aid to the interim government to shore up the economy and counter qatar's support of the muslim brotherhood. sharif abdel kouddous is with us. welcome back. you had

. >> there's been a violent 48 hours in egypt since mohammed morsi was ousted from the presidency. in egypt's second largest city, alexandria, at least 12 people have died in some of the worst fighting. in cairo, thousands of morsi supporters faced off against opponents of the deposed president. at least 30 people were killed. now, there's been violence in orthern sinai. at least five policemen lost their lives and morsi supporters say the army shot at and injured more than 40 people. now, in cairo, the deputy leader of the muslim brotherhood has been arrested on suspicion of inciting violence. and here's what it looks like now in cairo's tahrir square. of course, it was an iconic place that saw the berth of a revolution that toppled the dictatorship of hosni mubarak. in just the last few weeks, it was the birthplace of another movement that forced the first democratically elected president, morsi, out of power. last night, of course, was the scene of running clashes between supporters and opponents of president morsi. let's cross now to al-jazeera's correspondent, who joins us now

it is still not clear where mohammed morsi is. on monday his family said they were taking legal action against the military. later, show of conviction in cairo, trying to get mohammed morsi reinstated. >> conviction from his supporters in cairo and throughout the country, it shows no signs of dying down, but what no one knows for sure is when the man himself will appear in public. >> this is the last time the world heard from, morsi, a televised speech before he was opposed. have had noays they contact with him, but they are taking legal action through domestic and international courts. >> kidnapping the president is part of kidnapping the whole country, it is no different from kidnapping the constitution, authorities, and the people. we are not surprised, but what is really surprising is kidnapping the president in egypt. >> rumors that he was being detained led to demonstrations outside, earlier this month more than 50 supporters were killed with confrontation between security forces. some believe that the interim leadership is

the egyptian army says mohamed morsi's administration has until tomorrow to end the nation's political crisis, or it will step in. >> the armed forces published a roadmap of actions they intend to take should the armed forces intervene. the president has become increasingly isolated. >> six of his ministers have already announced resignations, and protesters are gatheran ever greater numbers. >> we will not go until he does -- the demonstrators' message is clear -- mohamed morsi must resign the presidency. the protesters gathered in carrier square hope that will happen tomorrow night. >> if he has not left by 6:00 tomorrow evening, it will be the business of the army. the islamists want to hold onto power, they will have the people and the army to contend with. >> the army has announced a roadmap to lead the people and country out of the crisis. it says it wants to bring all parties to the negotiating table. morsi's options are dwindling. with the recognition of the foreign minister, six of his cabinet have abandoned him. opposition party and the protest movement have jointly agreed on

their man, mohamed morsi, reinstated as president. >> you are watching al jazeera. miryamiriam the motley -- nemazee. 13 more people died in bombings and shootings on sunday. exit polls suggest japan's ruling coalition has been handed a resounding victory in the upper house elections. this is seen as endorsing prime minister shinzo abe's economic reforms. and a panel of legal experts have begun work on amending egypt's comp -- constitution. local authorities said 15 colombian soldiers were killed in a region near the venezuelan border. government says the soldiers were attacked by rebels. we're joined live from bogotÁ. it looks as though the latest data from the government confirms that it was the rebel group -- the latest statement from the government confirms that it was the rebel group he had any attack on the soldiers -- group behind the attack on the soldiers. >> the colombian president is now speaking in the town where the military base was ambushed on saturday, the day of independence in colombia. this means it is being farc -- in farc rebels that are the pe

of muslim brotherhood president mohamed morsi who remain camped out in cairo. >> even if the authorities arrest all of the group members, we will sacrifice ourselves and continue our protest because we have a clear case and we will defend it peacefully. we have the legitimacy. we will never accept the military council's coup. they will have to arrest many to get them out of the square, but we will never leave, only as dead bodies or after the return of president mohamed morsi to power. >> the military led interim government is focusing their attention on the supreme leader of iran muslim brotherhood. they issued an arrest warrant for inciting violence leaving more than 50 people dead on monday. they have been having protests outside of this mosque in cairo. while observing ramadan, they are not allowed to eat or drink until dusk. thousands more joining the protest before the frost was broken. they continue to demand the release and reinstatement of morsi. >> let's go now live. they are being rounded up. how do you see these arrests affecting the rank and file out on the streets of cairo?

here is more. >> international opinion is divided over president mohamed morsi's ouster. numerous countries have expressed alarm over the forced removal of a democratically elected leader. >> it is a basic right and a democracy for opposition members to voice their concerns and stage peaceful protests, but it is unacceptable for a government which has come to power through democratic elections to be toppled by the army. this is extremely alarming. >> neighboring israel had been keeping a wary eye on rising religious extremism in egypt. >> we would like to see the new people in egypt restoring law and order in egypt, trying to bring back stability. >> palestinian opinion is divided. some sympathize with the opposition, while others saw an ally in morsi. >> i'm very upset for him. i'm truly sad because he stood with the palestinians. he stood firm with us, for the sick haitians, the products, the diesel and gas moving across borders. >> a government is not the place for islamists. islamist roots have always been isolated or independent. to rule a country and deal with polit

morsi. it's a wide gulf between these very hard-line positions. the question is whether and the coming days you can in way engage the muslim brotherhood so that there can be some sort of negotiation. even given that, how can a muslim brotherhood really go back to its support base after three weeks of protesting and tell them that they have accepted a deal which does not include the reinstatement of mohamed morsi? really, the muslim brotherhood are in a very difficult position, and the military and presidency do not show any signs of budging on their position. >> the nile river has been diverted to build a massive dam. the countries downstream fear it will leave them short of water. that story coming up. plus -- me 35yvon could have been years ago. >> president barack obama speaks out about the trayvon martin killing, calling for a debate on race in the united states. thestories on al jazeera -- first old loads of asylum- seekers trying to reach australia trying to be just really a has been i

he said he gave mohamed morsi many occasions to change course, but he didn't listen to the warnings that people were not appreciating what he was doing and that led to the rallies that called for his overthrow. offer the president for strategic assessments along with our recommendations about what should we -- should be done. this is documented. we did that for the sake of the country. groupss wanted religious to be cautious, to respect the state, and the president should be the leader for all egyptians. >> what has been the reaction to this from the muslim brotherhood? one of their senior leaders has actually come out with a statement saying this is a threat against the muslim brotherhood supporters. in the last 24 hours, the muslim brotherhood has suggested the security forces are trying to plot attacks such as the bombing which happened in the last 24 hours, suggesting that they could be behind violence and trying to pin the blame on the muslim brotherhood and the larger supporter network for mohamed morsi, who are continuing to rally in protest. they are saying, if you like, that the

the army has called on supporters of ousted resident mohamed morsi to -- ousted president mohamed morsi to end their protests. >> more and more die trying to reach europe. >> international creditors agree to more bailout funding for greece. the standoff is continuing in cairo at this hour. at the very spot where at least 50 members of the muslim brotherhood were killed by soldiers. the military says troops only opened fire after republican guard headquarters -- at the republican guard headquarters after "armed terrorists tried to storm it." the political arm has called on people to rise up against the army until ousted president mohamed morsi is returned to power. >> dozens of people died in the early-morning shootout. doctors at this nearby hospital could hardly keep up with the number of victims. >> touring early-morning prayers, people came and told us what happened. he have seen more than 100 patients with gunshot wounds so far -- we have seen more than 100 patients with gunshot wounds >> it is still not clear what started the bloodshed. >> we were praying at dawn when the army came

for the last few days it's been very much focused on supporting the deposed president mohamed morsi. now they said that these rallies are in support of democracy. now it's to get more people on the street. we're expecting on friday big demonstrations from the muslim brotherhood group because they do have the ability and potential to mobilize a large core a large segment of the egyptian popular. >> elsewhere we've been getting reports of violence. what's been happening? >> the latest information we're getting is that on thursday around 100 people have been injured in different attacks and fighting between groups across egypt. this is actually much lower than some of the figures that were eaped, a lot more violence was expected by some people. w tonight in the town of zagazig there has been some fighting around 80 people were injured. we're told that a muslim brotherhood rally was attacked by people with sticks and stones. but that has now been cleared up and the police intervened with tear gas and that has calm down. >> good to get the update. thanks very much, nicole, joining us from

almost two weeks after the military removed mohamed morsi as president, his supporters have remained defiant. large crowds gathered ahead of demonstrations planned for monday. >> egypt's interim government is starting to take lace. he has been sworn in as interim vice president. he is a key opposition figure that led the national salvation rod, a coalition of groups against the depots president, mohamed morsi. the muslim brotherhood is coming under increasing pressure. haspublic prosecutor temporarily frozen the assets of the group senior leaders. meanwhile, egypt's defense minister and head of the armed forces spoke on sunday. he said the military pushed referendum ona his presidency before they gave him an ultimatum. >> i spoke to the former president in november and we called for a national dialogue which would not have been led by us. we were afraid that the risk between the leaders would trickle down to the people. because of their deep divide between egyptians. >> they debated over the timetable for the political transition. a political wing of the conservative movement says it

authorities have also detained mohamed morsi. made by the military coup is nothing short of a call on civil war. for thell go to cairo latest with sharif abdel kouddous. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. egyptian state media is reporting that officials have detained mohamed morsi on new charges. this is the first update since he was forced from office july 3. he will be detained for 15 days pending investigations into his suspected collaboration with hamas during a prison break against the mubarak regime. egypt has major protest today in support of general adel fatah al-sisi. coupled supporters to the idea. has increasedions its count of the death toll in year oldore than two civil war. withing before a meeting opposition members at the un, secretary of state john kerry says the u.s. is committed to peace talks in geneva on ending syria's conflict. >> there is no military solution to syria, there is only a political solution, and that will require leadership in order to bring

he called for mass protest against mohamed morsi. the nobel peace prize winner and former nuclear chief is shown as accessible to the western government. the interim leaders have their work cut out for them, because the parties of morsi have rejected the new government. the country remains divided with supporters of morsi calling for his reinstatement. >> supporters of morsi call for the return of their leader. protest the removal of the first democratically elected president, saying he was unjustly targeted by the army. >> the parliament has ousted the president and are calling parts of the constitution unconstitutional. they are trying to dissolve the state. >> soldiers have taken up positions on cairo's streets to maintain the peace but there are fears of other violence after clashes that left 70 people dead over the last week. and constitutional judge was sworn in as the interim president. he was in charge for two days before asking elbaradei to take power. they have already rejected compromise. >> we have more from our correspon

. >> the united states has joined the germany calls for releasing mohamed morsi. he has been under arrest for over a week, along with other leaders from his muslim brotherhood. >> the brother hit is on the streets today saying they will remain there until he is returned to. the opposition forces are out protesting say they want to make sure new elections are held. >> protesters from all over the country, praying together on this first friday of ramadan. protesting against a military coup. [chanting] 10 days after he was ousted, supporters say they will not go home until mohamed morsi is reinstated as president. >> we are peaceful. we are staging a peaceful sit in. we can only succeed through nonviolence. the whole world can see we are sitting here peacefully to topple the military regime through nonviolence. >> the army is taking precautions to prevent a repeat of the violence that left dozens dead. it set up checkpoints at the city center where opponents have called a rival rally. >> with the very latest, let's go to cairo. what is the situation right now? are pe

there are calling for ousted president mohamed morsi to be reinstated, and panama has intercepted a north korean ship carrying illegal weapons. their president says the ship stopped in the panama canal on route from cuba. lastpeople missing after month's flash floods in northern india are now presumed dead. many families are refusing to give up hope. we have a report from new delhi. her husband and mother-in-law. the family, along with their youngest son, were on a pilgrimage when a sudden landslide swept away the road they were working on. the degree kept falling from above. dirt, rocks. it was really raining. >> we have not seen them since. >> a month after floods and landslides devastated the state, families are still searching for almost 6000 people. officials say the missing will now be presumed dead so that refunds can be given to their relatives. the victims are entitled to just over a thousand dollars. >> we are abiding by what the families of the victims say, and if they say their relatives have not come back and have no hope, we are providing them with monetary relief. this is a

upir supporters kept protests throughout the week as did opponents of mohamed morsi who support the interim government. the than one week after army toppled each apostle first elected leader, the country appears more divided than ever. >> hope france's visited an italian island this week to draw attention to the plight of refugees. he led a special mass to remember the thousands of migrants to paris to see trying to get from africa to europe. 10 people drown in one incident >> when i month area heard this news a few weeks ago, i couldn't get it out of my mind. it was like a thorn in my heart. i thought i needed to come here to pray. he called on the european union to introduce more humane policies and warned against what he called the globalization of indifference. just before the pope arrived, more migrants reached the island. car bomb rocked the lebanese capital on tuesday, one of the biggest explosions in this city in years. war than 50 people were wounded but no one was killed. the bomb was planted in a a root suburb known as a stronghold of the hezbollah movement. the group is allied w

morsi. security forces firing tear gas at demonstrators close to the camera who have tried to block one of the main bridges over the nile during the night. it just so happened that a senior on what was in the city meeting interim egyptian leaders. not only a figure about the number of dead, nicole, but also a massive number of arrests as well. right, it turns out it was a far more deadly night than expected. injured andere reports now that some 400 people have been arrested. the deaths, most of those occurred around the cairo university area. two people died in the bridge square area, the one behind me that you can see in this shot. that was the total from the clashed overnight, clashes between pro-muhammed morsi supporters and police. >> in terms of the demonstrators still on the streets, you were telling me earlier that there were a great number of people in one mosque suggesting that they have now moved out. people a few hundred have gathered inside overnight. there were different reports

protests in cairo calling for the deposed president, mohamed morsi, and to be reinstated. evidenceys they have opposition forces have used chemical weapons in syria, saying they were used in an attack in a government- controlled area in march, and south korean delegates are on their way to talks with the north about reopening the joint industrial complex, which has been closed since may. a car bomb has exploded in a stronghold of the shia hezbollah. the device was planted in a parking lot of a district of bir and we have a report from beirut. >> it was a relatively small bomb, but the car bomb exploded in a parking lot in a southern beirut suburb, a stronghold of the shia hezbollah, and it is also a crowded commercial and residential area. >> the army has cordon off the off the area.ned >> it some are quick -- some were quick to blame some groups. retaliation. is fighting along with the syrian army against the rebels. institution ofny hezbollah. the security. it is a message to hizbollah that we can do this inside your home. >> living 700 meters away from where the explosi

they want former president mohamed morsi reinstated. when the march reached the ministry of defense, it was stopped by security forces. once again, the muslim brotherhood has failed to make headway. >> we are the ones who will see egypt. if the military is using tanks to stop women and children, what will they do to the men? >> the government is looking to strengthen its position. it has appointed a committee of legal experts to revise the country's constitution. the changes made will go to a referendum. it is seen as a vital step on the path to new elections. the interim prime minister has urged reconciliation and an end to the unrest. >> the country is divided, but he cannot continue with these divisions. the first goal for any government in a situation like this is a return to harmony. >> differences are inevitable. stage, both sides appear to have dug their heels in. once again, the streets of egypt have become a battleground. israelirs of the government have criticized the decision of benjamin netanyahu to restart peace talks with

egyptian investigators have begun questioning mohamed morsi. supporters of gathered for another day of protests. the former egyptian ambassador to the u.s. will be the new foreign minister. the american man who shot and killed trayvon martin last year has been found not guilty. the jury in florida cleared george zimmerman of murder and manslaughter charges. zimmerman says it was an act of self-defense. confirmation from the united nations that seven of its soldiers killed by gunmen in western sudan were from tanzania. 17 troops on the peacekeeping mission were injured making this the worst attacks since the deployment began six years ago. the u.n. has condemned the killings calling them a heinous attack. the peacekeeping team was north of the state capitol when they came under fire. peacekeepers on control earlier this year since the joint united nations and african union mission began six years ago, thousands of foreign soldiers have been stationed here with a mandate to protect civilians. in recent months, they have become targets themselves.

of mohamed morsi take to the streets to demand his reason he is reinstated. reinstated.n he is here is the latest news from around the world. the u.n. says one in five syrians is going hungry because of the fighting in the country. violent clashes on the streets erup yellowturned china's sea green. another day of demonstrations in egypt following the overthrow of president, nyse. the country is deeply divided between those that support the military coup and those who say the ideals of the revolution have been stolen. this is the scene in the district of cairo where his supporters are gathering. respect has promised to peaceful protests. attention on the streets remains high. -- attention on the streets remains high. thousands are on the streets. what do they want? morsi toant president be reinstated. they call him the president, not the deposed president. they say democracy in egypt has been hijacked. you of the people will tell they feel all of this happened because of the religious background of the deposed president and they feel this coup is an attack on

he said the military pushed mohamed morsi to hold a referendum on his presidency before they gave him an ultimatum. >> we called for a national dialogue which would not have the lead by us, but we were afraid it would continue to trickle down and cause a deep divide between egyptians. >> there is still division over the timetable for the political transition. a political wing of a religious movement says it wants her elementary elections held before the constitution is amended. whohe alternative is those should be in charge of the collection and taking it over our taken over. a parliamente that says it represents the will of the egyptian people and can lead us out of this crisis. >> mohamed morsi is continuing -- the support for mom and morsi is continuing. >> the religious month of ramadan has started. this is when muslims fast from sunrise to sunset. anyoesn't seem to have impact on the rally. both sides have been able to call thousands of people into the streets. >> breaking news now -- french media are reporting the body of a french hostage killed by al qaeda in mali has been foun

. >> the removal of mohamed morsi by the military seems to have done nothing to lessen the country's and. on the first friday of ramadan, muslim brotherhood supporters poured onto the streets to show their anger at the military and their support for the deposed president. theas a big valley despite hunger of fasting and the heat of summer. they want morsi released from detention and reinstated. states shared the first of those wishes, though it stopped short of any serious criticism of egypt's new rulers. for andntinue to call for thenue to convey fair treatment and the good treatment of those who are detained and continue to express the concerns that have been expressed a couple of times. a statement made by the german foreign minister today -- they called for the release of mohamed morsi. do you concur? >> we do agree. >> you do agree that he must be released? >> the crucible of the revolution on friday, morsi's exit has satisfied the demands of any, but there was anger at what they see in u.s. meddling. unacceptable at the united states wants to control us. the people have the fin

withopean envoy has met mohamed morsi, who has been held incommunicado for almost one month. open,had a friendly and very frank discussion. he was.ere i do not know where he is, but i saw the facilities he had. after 72sit comes days people were killed when egyptian police opened fire on a muslim brotherhood rally. we must speak to sharif abdel kouddous. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. inerdict is expected today the trial of bradley manning. manning faces up to life in prison for the most serious of the more than 20 charges against him, aiding the enemy, after leaking 700,000 documents to wikileaks in an attempt to spark a national debate about foreign policy. ofer nearly two months trial, the judge said she plans to announce her verdict at 1:00 p.m. eastern standard time today. after the verdict, the trial enters the sentencing phase, where the prosecution and defense will present more arguments. israel and the palestinian authority have resumed peace talks for the first time in three years. negotiators sat down for a d

opponents of president mohamed morsi have been streaming into tahrir in their tens of thousands. they are heeding the call to give the army and mandate to take on the muslim brotherhood >> the muslim brotherhood will take us back years and years and years. this is not democracy. this is a revolution. >> the military has taken up missions outside the square to protect demonstrators against morsi supporters, despite the increased security, violent clashes have open out. -- broken out. allies of the muslim brotherhood are demonstrating in the neighboring town, demanding morsi's release. morsi is behind bars, charged with inciting violence against the police two years ago. officials also say morsi organized a prison revolt with the help of the radical islamist organization hamas. the army has set an ultimatum for the muslim brotherhood. the islamist group has until saturday to join the interim government and work towards new democratic elections. >> bring us up-to-date on these clashes, first of all. >> there's reports of this confrontation between supporters and opponents of morsi i