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boeing in an air show where it's showcasing its high fliers. egypt's 1st democratically elected president has died after collapsing in court while on trial on espionage charges egyptian state t.v. says mohamed morsi had a heart attack the 67 year old muslim brotherhood leader had been in prison since 2013 when he was toppled after less than a year in office and a statement the muslim brotherhood says that help president alpha tiles sisi and his government responsible for what it calls the planned criminal killing of morsi and his son says egyptian authorities have refused permission for morsi to be buried in the family plot human rights activists say morsi his medical condition was ignored by egyptian authorities and harsh conditions and solitary confinement could have led to a premature death procket good to explains. a death that human rights activists

have called tragic but predictable and what former egyptian president mohamed morsy supporters say is a model 17 june $2900.00 mostly appeared in court for trial on charges of espionage he asked the judge if he could speak to the session in what is now his final address morsi demanded a special tribunal and better trial conditions the public prosecutors say the 67 year old then collapsed and died in a defendant's cage tofail mohamed morsi mohamed morsi died today while attending a session in his trial on espionage charges during the session he was granted permission to address the judge after the session was adjourned the former president blacked out and then died his body was taken to a hospital again. egypt's prosecutors say they have see surveillance cameras in the courtroom and ordered a forensic examination preliminary reports apparently suggest no signs of external

injuries but there are allegations that egyptian authorities have ignored multiple warnings by human rights groups and experts or voices untimely death because of inhumane prison conditions he was singled out for mistreatments. in the 1st 4 years of his detention you had exactly 2 family visits he was held in solitary confinement for nearly the entire time it was mention he never received the medical care that he asked or he was not allowed to have the food and medicine provided by his family that virtually all other prisoners in egypt are able to access. last year a panel of british politicians and lawyers said treatment in prison was so bad that it could amount to torture me i predict that if he didn't get the appropriate medical treatment he may very well have a premature death and of course rise out of that. torture is

a crime of universal jurisdiction and we found that the responsibility for that would sit all the way up the egyptian chain of command the here are the more they at the thought of iraq. and the man who sits at the top of the chain of command is egypt's current leader president of the fatah and sisi the former army chief ousted morsi in a military coup in 2030 and since then has locked up thousands of people as political prisoners and this is the outcome that the egyptian government kinds wanted for years well morsi and also for other brotherhood leaders like mommy. they don't want necessarily to execute people because of. the execution it would create what they want. then are calls for an international investigation into morsi steffen court while his life in prison seemed entirely nord by the want to cook the just. right challenge looks at the rise and fall of mohamed morsi me

mohamed morsi sailed into the presidency of egypt on the winds of a people's revolution demanding change in 2012 he became egypt's 1st ever democratically elected president the 1st civilian to hold the office morsi was born in 1951 he spent his adult life 1st as an engineering professor then as a member of parliament and a political prisoner the egyptian revolution in 2011 set the stage for morsi to reach the pinnacle of power from the start his critics accused him of placing his allegiance with the muslim brotherhood and not the country morsi made a point of repeatedly promising to be a president for all egyptians his opponents however claim he tried to consolidate his power by giving himself forethought see above the judiciary and dominating the governments with muslim brotherhood members. morsi said his actions were to combat

counter revolutionary forces led by the so-called deep state that wanted to kill egypt's nascent democracy those forces included members of the military as well as regional powers namely the u.a.e. and saudi arabia who were vehemently opposed to the arab spring and june 23rd seen in scenes reminiscent of the revolution huge crowds of egyptians filled square calling for their president to step down it was a culmination of the tower of rebel campaign a movement which was born a few months prior almost later revealed to have been supported by abu dhabi morsi supporters took to the streets to which emboldened him and he refused to step down instead he made an offer of national reconciliation including forming a new government of technocrats that offer was rejected by the army which days later deposed him ending egypt's historic but brief experiment with democracy stripped of the title of president morsi swiftly became

a political prisoner once again he was ultimately tried and sentenced to death for allegedly working with foreign armed groups and crossing a mass jailbreak when guards or killed. numerous human rights groups as well as british parliamentarians and his family complained of intentional medical neglect and warns that morsi is imprisonment conditions would lead to his death if not improved to the end he was defiant rejecting the court's authority and insisting he was the legitimate president of egypt elected by the people. general the muslim brotherhood has told al jazeera that if your security forces will bury morsi in cairo late at night denying him a proper funeral the on the has been the only home has in place of course this is a sad day not only for the muslim brothers but also for the egyptian people and for his family and for arabs and muslims and especially for the palestinian people who witnessed how morsy stood with them in the war there's no doubt that history will

remember it as a day morsi was martyred after he was killed by the military coup you know he's the head of the egyptian revolutionary council which was the main organization advocating for morsi to be reinstated as president he says morsi is condition has deteriorated over the years. he was in solitary confinement he suffered from diabetes he lost sight in one and we made this public through the press conferences that we held as the egyptian revolutionary council alongside with other human rights organizations and lawyers at something human rights watch has pointed to we sent letters and met with policymakers and with agencies of the united nations there was sympathy but fairly little action on the part of the international community but more importantly no response from the egyptian regime which we hold responsible for what's happened to dr morsi responsibility goes to the highest level of the state to see himself to the security forces and the judiciary that is

an all move the military they are all responsible for what's happening to political dissidents and today to egypt's 1st democratically 1st democratically elected president. in turkey will hold funeral prayers for mohamed morsi on tuesday president raja typer and one has paid his own personal tribute. in our eyes mohammed morsi is a martyr who lost his life while he fought for the cause he believed history will never forget the tyrants who put him in prison threaten them with the death penalty and caused his massive we formed a close friendship with him before he was a link to this president and preserved that afterwards morsi who was put on trial by a court established by the code ministration and simply asked him to death davis' last breath in a courtroom and this is a symbol of the cruelty inflicted upon him and his people for years. they are caught our check to maintain how monotony has tweeted we have received with deep sadness the news about the said that the president former president that is dr

mohamed morsi i said my sincere condolences to his family and to the objection people buy a farm is an associate professor of political science at long island university and author of egypt any contradictions of liberalism she says the lack of international reaction is telling. the fact that president or president mcclellan have said nothing continues the narrative they are accepting repressive off arab spring the genes that are growing in the middle east and throughout the world today on the line of their shopping or unfair and what we know that egypt is failing on that front but also that the crushing of the democratic aspirations of egyptians or people throughout the middle east is continuing and it's continuing on our watch the fact that it's already been hours almost a whole day and not a single body of the international organizations the united nations the organization of african union the arab league the oh i see the united states

members of the european council have not called for an independent investigation of the death of a world leader is quite telling and so what this indicates is that this karpal arms that card that president c.c. in the current an egyptian administration has been allowed to operate under of all out war and its own people suppression of voices of dissent upwards of 70000 prisoners the disappearance extradition of killings that this is continuing to happen and a member 2007 tame hama morsi spoke about the conditions of his imprisonment he said he had no access to his lawyers or medical treatment. since the 20th of september i've been in prison and i've been isolated that i've lost minutes in front of me i tried to speak to the court about different problems but the court decided not to have a see me after so many days when the time on the lights it was very painful icons to the coat except in shadows sometimes they had their businesses and sometimes i

don't but i'm speaking very clearly i've got a lot to say to the court i haven't seen a doctor and i haven't seen my lawyer as i have a right to be seen and to be present i am in a very very bad situation if you treat me in this i mean i am having morsi i am extremely worried about egypt. still ahead on al-jazeera health workers began a vaccination campaign for ugandans who may have been exposed to the bowl of virus . more surgeons are venezuelans and colombians trying to cross the border in the hope of a better life. in the west sponsored by qatar. hello there they have a downpours are continuing across parts of china recently it's been the southern and central parts where we've seen the worst of the weather and you can still see

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you're watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories right now egypt's 1st democratically elected president mohamed morsi has collapsed and died while appearing in court gyptian state t.v. says the 67 year old muslim brotherhood leader suffered a heart attack the muslim brotherhood said in a statement that it held current president. and his government responsible for what they call they planned a criminal killing of morsy and his son says egyptian authorities have refused permission for morsy to be buried at the family plot. the u.s. says it's sending about a 1000 extra troops to the middle east the pentagon says it's in response to iran's hostile behavior the announcement comes just hours after the u.s. released military pictures that it says show iranian revolutionary guard removing an unexploded mine from a japanese own vessel it was one of 2 oil tankers where there was an explosion last week and the gulf of oman. more from washington d.c.

. the announcement came from the u.s. acting secretary of defense patrick shanahan in which he said about $1000.00 additional u.s. troops are going to the middle east now he cited recent iranian attacks which he says validates the reliable credible intelligence the us has received on hostile behavior by iranian forces and their proxy groups these additional $1000.00 u.s. troops is an escalation beyond the $1500.00 that were already heading toward that region in recent months accompanied by u.s. warships now on the diplomatic front the white house responding to iran's announcement earlier in the day that it would soon be in breach of the 2015 nuclear accord said that there was a need for greater international pressure as the u.s. forges on work with its maximum pressure campaign against iran since withdrawing from that nuclear chord last year and u.s.

secretary of state has said that all options remain on the table including military responses but as far as the u.s. congress goes that response to run has been much more measured a declaration of war would require congressional approval and it and it is notable in this announcement from the pentagon that these 1000 additional u.s. troops will serve defensive purposes only that the u.s. does not seek conflict with iran regardless congress is is preparing to debate how to make clear to the president that he cannot go to war without iran with iran without congressional approval that debate expected to happen this week or next. david rush is a professor at the national defense university near new university's near east south asia center pardon me sir 1st dick said he's a former director of the arabian peninsula operations at the pentagon and joins us via skype from maryland we appreciate your time very much so this additional

80001000 troops it's not a it's not a huge number but it's not insignificant what do you make of this. well we don't know what exactly the troops are but i think this is designed to be a measured step so what we're seeing is the united states announced $1500.00 troops turned out to be 90600 were staying there then you saw the iranian attack on the tankers so the measured response is a 1000 troops which as you say is a very small number it's telling that we don't know what this is so there was a rocket attack on a u.s. or iraqi base in taji so there could be some sort of anti missile artillery or radar there could be another ship or 2 there could be a u.s. coast guard port detachment or vessel detachment boarding parties but by and large when you look at the overall side of the u.s. military forces this is a very small measure it's designed to send

a message but it's also designed to not this is nowhere near what you'd need for an invasion or a war i think all this talk of a declaration war's kind of premature irrelevant to be honest ok so as to disobey clear at the u.s. obviously has said that this is iran we don't know that yet but that is what they have what they say is the evidence that they're presenting correct so let's just say if this were iran this isn't happening in a vacuum this is happening in the context of this larger maximum pressure campaign as as were comments from the u.s. so if iran did do this big if what what their motive they what what their end game they rather. well whenever iran is pressure they always respond in 3 ways they they try to disrupt so they use their proxies to attack western interests we saw that with the missile attack on tashi with the who's the attack on the civilian airport up which was just condemned by the security council today they tried to disrupt

maritime shipping in a matter that's hard to attribute that's what we've seen here and then they take hostages and they have a number of dual national hostages. nature that they hold so this is well in keeping with the iran playbook and it's consistent with past statements of iranian leaders that if we can't export our oil nobody else will so this is a standard iranian reaction to the sort of maximum crater wasn't this the point of the they nuclear deal is to sort of rein in iran to rein in this this type of thing i mean not specifically this but wasn't too keen on the rod and some sort of check wasn't that the point of the original nuclear agreement and no only well one of the criticisms of the nuclear agreement was that it only dealt with one aspect of iranian model line behavior and that was the nuclear program but the support of proxies the attacks on ship in the development of missiles in effect a nuclear deal gave year on license to continue that activity and the hope was that

as iran saw the benefits of the nuclear deal they would moderate their behavior but unfortunately they just weren't ready to be integrated in the global economy all account when all accounts that iran was complying with the deal. yeah but that's only the nuclear aspects of it they were still you know sending you know brigades of soldiers to fight in syria still supporting hezbollah the missiles that landed at riyadh international airport inspected the wreckage there clearly of iranian origin so there was still a lot of iran this only dealt with one aspect of iran speech havior and that was even the aspect that concerned most of our security partners in the region so the hope was that it would expand but it just never did they think this is going to get the 2 sides back to the table david i don't think so no i think i think that there has to be a little bit more of a confrontation before they're ready to go ok well thank you for your insights very much in a source i'm going to make thank you sara. so side bombers have targeted

a crowd watching a football match on television in northeastern nigeria killing at least 30 people 2 bombers detonated devices in the village of kentucky officials say at least 40 other people were wounded and taken to nearby hospitals there's been no claim of responsibility as has more from nigeria as capital of. the attack happened when a group of young men gathered around television sets watching a football match the 2 suicide bombers a male and female detainees to their devices killing instantly at least 20 people now the death toll has mounted overnight and at least 17 other people have been confirmed to be injured in that attack and many medical workers believe that the figure could rise because of severity of the injuries none of the book was on fox and so so far claimed responsibility but a lot of people including security experts believe that the attack was carried out by the chicago faction the long term leader of boko haram who took over when its

founder mohammad yousuf was killed by the school or 2 forces in 2009 the group the book function. of targeting civilians kidnapping a lot of people including schoolgirls as well as individuals in the northeast and in particular targets civilian population those it consider that mostly as an enemy and as an enemy in its fight against nigerian state the international the islamic state in west africa probably a lot of groups actually operate in the other side of border and stood out though they've been known to of made some incursions in southern parts of borno state however it has the i swap allied groups of boko haram are known to have targeted mainly military facilities military personnel and of course some few civilians in the region. so then protest leaders are calling for more rallies as a tense standoff continues with the military to their own investigation into the

violent dispersal of their sit in demonstration in khartoum earlier this month more than 120 people were killed in the crackdown their opinion is blame the military for that violence ugandan health officials have started distributing vaccinations to nearly 100 people may have been exposed to a bowler the outbreak started in the democratic republic of congo last year and it's one of the worst in history as spread to uganda earlier this month or much more from and heavy. anyone who may have come in contact with it is a 2 people who died of people or is be encouraged to get vaccinated who died had attended a funeral in democratic republic of congo. health workers hope to see build a vaccine health between more dates in waste in uganda a public mistrust of helplessness in congo has seen war communities here accuse medical teams are speeding the disease that's why some people say they don't want to seek help from those. here for them they were.

born there was something. you know in the week which is. and for mission that's what i hear the head of the world health organization says efforts to contain the outbreak in democratic republic of congo have been hampered by militia attacks on treatment centers and hostility towards the medical teams so i think the political and security environment is very important otherwise we could have finished it it wouldn't have to contain ones. because in western b.r.c. there was outbreak from last year maybe up to august but it was controlled in 3 months because it was relatively stable. medical scientists are developing more vaccines ready but the challenge for many here is that a lot more of the research is done abroad welcome with a lot of international partners from the north to do our research and we are shipping talk many african countries now are reducing on shipment or specimens or

the works to be done locally but we know the science there are slowly but we're moving there at that action. and doctors and nurses in uganda are experienced in dealing with people or patients they help contain outbreaks in west africa between 13 and 26th in uganda is worst of all our brain was 19 years ago when even 500 people were infected and nearly half of the died citizen health experts say the country has made relatively well prepared in containing the virus and use it confirms outbreaks much faster than many others that was. the world health organization says although congress ebola outbreak is serious it is cited not declared internationally militancy for now but intrinsic measures are needed to stop it spreading. and to uganda. because i want president nicolas maduro is imposing tougher rules for anyone who wants to enter venezuela or colombia allison's had been crossing the border to buy food and medicine caracas reopen the

border with colombia on june 7th 4 months after it was closed president accuse the us of delivering aid to undermine venezuela's sovereignty 4 people have been shot at a rally for the n.b.a. champion raptors and toronto police say 2 people who are carrying firearms have been arrested after spans ran from the scene and a stampede from city hall square tens of thousands were in the area when that shooting took place. aircraft safety trade wars and geopolitical tensions are causing concern at the paris air show on the executive sought to reassure customers after technical issues with that $737.00 max aircraft the plane was grounded after 2 fatal crashes within 5 months reports. the latest model of the boeing 787 dreamliner on display at the paris air show it's one of the planes that boeing is banking on to salvage its reputation the u.s. plane maker is in crisis for its 737 max absent from the show it's been grounded

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regulators say the plane is unlikely to take off before december with russia butler al-jazeera paris. our web site is al-jazeera talk calm take a look when you get a moment we have all the day's news including continuing coverage of the passing of a former president of egypt mohamed morsy keep it here 1st your headlines in just a moment. recap the headlines for you on al-jazeera egypt's 1st democratically elected president has died after collapsing in court while on trial for espionage charges gyptian state t.v. says mohamed morsi had a heart attack the 67 year old muslim brotherhood leader had been imprisoned since 2013 when he was toppled after less than a year and office the muslim brotherhood said in a statement that it held current president to tell fatah c.c.m. his government responsible for what they call the planned criminal killing of morsi

the brotherhood secretary general has told al-jazeera that the a fair security forces will bury maurice morsi and cairo late at night denying him a proper funeral there's a toll on the. lives of this is a sad day not only for the muslim brothers little so for the egyptian people and for his family and for the muslims and especially for the palestinian people who witnessed how most he stood with them and will there's no doubt that history will remember that it's as if they mostly was malted after he was killed by the military . says that sending about a 1000 extra troops to the middle east the pentagon says it's in response to iran's hostile behavior in osment comes just hours after the u.s. military released pictures that it says shows iranian revolutionary guards removing an unexploded mine from a japanese own vessel it was one of the 2 oil tankers where there was an explosion last week in the gulf of oman so excited bombers have targeted a crowd watching a football match on television and northeastern nigeria killing at least 30 people

2 bombers detonated devices in the village of quinta officials say at least 40 other people wounded and taken to nearby hospitals. since protests leaders are calling for more rallies as a tense standoff continues with the military they want an investigation into the violent dispersal of their sit in demonstration and khartoum earlier this month more than 120 people were killed in that crackdown venezuelan president nicolas maduro is imposing a tougher roles for anyone who wants to enter venezuela through colombia thousands have been crossing the border to buy food and also medicine president accuse the u.s. of delivering aid to undermine in his way was sovereignty so the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera. in the meantime talked al-jazeera is that facts.

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