we saw was what appears to be a great deal of organization for the election by the freedom and justice party. other parties were also out. we noted a number of other parties doing... observing the party agents, interaction with voters outside, assistance to their voters to tell them where to vote. but definitely among the parties the most prevalent that we saw was the freedom and just at this time party. ... justice party. >> warner: there seems to be some suspicion-- at least we've read reports of it-- caused by the long lag time between the very first voting in one part of the country and when the final make-up of the lower house is known really in mid january. what are the opportunities for fraud or manipulation of the vote tabulating that you all will be on the lookout for? who is in charge? how secure are the ballot boxes? how secure is the whole process going forward from today? >> sure you know, i just came from a district counting center. and witnessed firsthand the arrival of ballots there. they came on buses with election workers on the buses as a means to ensure that there was bal

he is one of the founding members of the freedom and justice party. more than 40 parties taking part. most of them were only formed in the last few months. there's a lot for egyptian voters to choose from. a lot of egyptians do not know who these parties are. it is the beginning of what will be a very long process. that's all from us in cairo. back to you in london. >> lyse doucet, thank you very much. thank you. now to some of the other stories making headlines around the world. the main pakistani association that delivers fuel to nato forces in afghanistan says there's no plans to resume supplies. many shipments to nato forces in afghanistan arrived via pakistan, but they can to a halt after 24 pakistani soldiers were killed on saturday at a border post in what appears to have been a nato airstrike. the oil tanker's owners association says deliveries will only resume if there's an apology for the incident. a suicide car bomber has killed 19 people at present in a town 25 kilometers north of baghdad. the bomb was detonated at the main entrance of the

revolution that over threw the regime and for this election rebranded itself as the freedom and justice partybrotherhood will be the largest bloc in parliment. it's a question of how much. >> there's no question that bare knuckle politicsly ahead in egypt, today was the thrill of having a say. for the moment the muslim brotherhood is sounding moderate. not saying women have to wear veils. they have a pro business agenda and courting american investors. whether they drift toward fundamentalism one things settle down is anyone's guess. >>> tonight the remains of an east bay marine killed in afghanistan are back in his hometown. thousands of people lined the streets of danville to pay their respects to joshua corral. his body was flown back on a military plane. friends and family waited in the cold to honor him. >> it's one of those kids that you just, you hate to see leave, but at the same time he's one of the kids that makes us want to be better. >> we want to honor him and thank him for being there. he gave the ultimate price for our freedom. >> corporal corral died november 18th during comba

the freedom and justice party says that initial results put it in the lead with over 40% of the vote creditthe fjp also puts the liberal egyptian blocked neck and neck with the ultra- conservative party for second place. the official first-round results are expected thursday. the final makeup of parliament will not be made clear until march. >>> syriana is here to talk about a concerted move by the banks? >> that is right, and a surprise move, global central banks have agreed on a coordinated action to ease strain on the world's financial system, aiming to shore up markets and boost landings. the joint announcement was made by the european central bank, the u.s. federal reserve, and the central banks of japan, britain, and canada. stock-market prices surged following the announcement. in frankfurt, the dax jumped 4.6% in early afternoon trading, and the euro hit a high against the u.s. dollar. >>> we last saw this concerted action when lehman brothers went down. i asked the german institute of economic research if things are really that bad again. >> yes, i think so, this is true. if

an islamic movement rebranded for the election as the freedom and justice party, but which has been organizing the grassroots, especially the poor, for decades. we have our support, so it's easy now. we are doing our best to bring your freedom to you, so please try to get down, try to vote. >> reporter: the muslim brotherhood has a reputation as an extremist islamist party, but, in fact, in egypt, it's a modern, sophisticated political machine, and it's running candidates that range from mildly religious to fundamentalist and even a secular liberal here and there where it seems to make political sense. russ? >> mitchell: elizabeth palmer in cairo, thank you. nato and the united states are both investigating the weekend air strikes along the afghan border that left 24 pakistani soldiers dead. thousands of pakistanis converged outside the u.s. consulate in karachi today as antiu.s. protests spread. charlie d'agata has the latest. >> reporter: in a small village in northern pakistan today, they held a funeral for najeeb ullah, a young soldier mistakenly killed by nato forces. it was the last chan

and then for this election, rebranded itself as the freedom and justice party. >> the muslim brotherhood is going to be the largest block in parliament. it's just a question of how much really. >> reporter: there's no question that their knuckle politics lie ahead in egypt. but today, it was all about the novel thrill of simply having said. for the moment that the muslim brotherhood is going to great lengths to sound very moderate, they are not forcing women to wear vails, but they have a pro- business agenda. now, whether they drift slowly towards fundamentalism once anything settles down is everyone's guess. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, cairo. >>> tonight, the remains of the east bay marine killed in afghanistan are back in his hometown. thousands of people lined the streets in danville this afternoon to pay their respects to lance corporal joshua coralle. his body was flown to california on board a military plane that landed at travis air force base. friends and family then waited in the cold alongside total strangers to honor the soldier. >> it's one of those kids that, you know, you

in egypt thirty eight percent of the egyptian would vote for a muslim brotherhood freedom and justice party twelve percent for the list for the current a new party and. the pew research poll published in june two thousand and ten indicates that ninety five of the egyptian public would welcome an islamic politics eighty four percent support the death penalty for those who would be slam eighty two percent in favor of stoning people who could meet adultery fifty four percent justify so he said all means fifty nine percent say he's the most a fundamentalist and only twenty seven percent with the modernizers these are the the polls investigation done by american bahrain on paper side david thank you thank you for that you being israeli i'm sorry i have to say to my viewers we do have an time delay here but the rain going to regard hire an air of let's see where we can go to cairo now please ok you did look like you agreed with what david had to say go right ahead. yes i don't agree with any of what he's saying and i think you should spare is also the polls there don't clarify the poll results do

the freedom and justice party of the byzantine of the muslim brotherhood all. been conducted and the best a few weeks say that. it is it's not yet there is no any indicators that it would be a kind of a measure of presenting the majority of winning the majority of seats in the parliament but definitely it would be the largest bloc and the parliament if the muslim brotherhood does come out ahead or does get a majority what changes do you expect to see in egypt itself. when i think it is politically speaking it's important to recognise to institutionalize the muslim brotherhood as a political movement had been banned for long so bringing them to politics integrating them in a functioning democracy that is still very early on that ought to have really a functioning democracy but to do that this is important structural development in egyptian egyptian politics on the other hand it definitely it doesn't presume. inclinations of the significant part of the egyptian political i mean the conservative religious doubts about. relations with the west and that would mistak

in egypt thirty eight percent of the egyptian would vote for a muslim brotherhood freedom and justice party first percent for the no less for the car new car team. a pew research poll published in june two thousand and ten indicates that ninety five of the egyptian public would welcome the start with politics eighty four percent support a death penalty for those who leave islam eighty two percent in favor of stoning people who could meet adultery fifty four percent justify suicide bombings fifty nine percent say he's a muslim fundamentalist and only twenty seven percent was the modernizers these are the power of the polls investigation done by american bahrain needed to cite if they did continue for that or being israeli i'm sorry i have to say to my viewers we do have one time delay here that is a regular guy around regarding hiero now let's see where we can go to cairo now please ok you did look like you agreed with what david had to say go right ahead. yes i don't agree with any of what he's saying and i think you should spare is also the polls that don't clarify the poll results don't c

overthrew hosni mubarak's regime and then for this election rebranded itself as the freedom and justice partyuslim brotherhood is going to be the largest block in parliament. it's just a question of how much really. >> reporter: there's no question that bare-knuckled politics lie ahead in egypt. but today was all about the novel thrill of simply having a say. the muslim brotherhood is going to great pains to sound extreme moderate. they're certainly not talking anything about banning alcohol or making women wear the veil. in fact, they have a very pro-business agenda and they'll even be courting american investors, scott. but whether they drift toward fundamentalism as things settle down we'll have to wait and see. >> pelley: liz, thank you very much. a united nations report out today accuses syria's security forces of crimes against humanity for their crackdown on anti-government protestors. the u.n. estimates more than 3,500 people have been killed since march. still, the assad regime has its supporters today. tens of thousands of syrians showed up to condemn the arab league for imposing ha

have been coming out of muslim brotherhood out of the movement and its new party the freedom and justice party they're saying vets and nobody there you've been question the notion that islamic law shari'a should be the law of the land which on i'm sure that's a statement that a lot of factions in egypt would disagree with i mean there and other leaders have said that anyone who questions this idea of the church should be the law of the land they're being described as adulterers and alcoholics and drug addicts so this process of demonizing anybody who. as opposed to this fundamentalist view is already underway but she's also. just sharon or can be moderate just because literally brotherhood is getting possibly into power doesn't necessarily mean it's going to be a radical islamic regime to follow doesn't it. i'm not going to try and guess what the future will bring but what i would say is that up until now the muslim brotherhood's. vision for egypt is not a moderates a vision it's a vision where a religious fanatic interpretation of the koran would be the law of the line it's a place where adul

in cairo's working society neighborhoods, members of the muslim brotherhood freedom justice party helped people confirm they were at the right voting station. but their presence underscores their strong organizational ability and suggests their months of separation before the vote will well pay off. interior designer hamid came out to cast a ballot against them. >> they don't do what they say they do. they use religion to convince people to vote for them. >> reporter: and even for observers from abroad, it's hard to get their heads around the changes. >> if you had one year ago said to me that mubarak would not be in power and the staff would announce they are turning over authority on july 1 of 2012, there would be parliamentary and soon to be announced presidential elections, i would have said you are crazy >> reporter: dozens of new parties have burst on to the political scene. finally having a say in their destiny. >> every egyptian has become politicized. we are all faithful to our country. the proof is that we are all standing in one line talking politely to one another because we

well, we're expecting definitely the party belonging to the muslim brotherhood, the freedom and justice party to have a very strong showing because they're tamong the most greased organization in the country. another party known here as the free egyptian party, a liberal party also expected to do very well in the showing. so, it's really about the coalition of parties that emerges. this is the first time that these parties are actually able to run really free and fair campaigns. when we're expecting the outcome, though, that's still several weeks away. we're talking about 27 in egypt today and only nine are going to the polls. 18 million voters. and the same thing will happen in three weeks' time and in another three weeks' time and then, again, the same process over the course of another six weeks in the beginning of 2012. so, you're really looking at about march before you have a fully functioning parliament that is up and running and start making some laws in this country. >> all right, in cairo for us. terrific report, thanks very much. >>> we're going to have more on the upheaval in the

. >> candidates from 31 parties are in the running. the moderate islamist justice and development party has also drawn support. it depends on the enthusiasm of the people to head to the polls. >> we hope voter turnout exceeds 50%. >> feeling the pressure of the arab spring, can muhammed vi -- kind muhammed vi called for the election a year earlier. the cause of all and on deaf ears in some cases. >> voting is a national activity. with all of the developments our country has witnessed an -- witness lightly, young people are going to be more interested in politics. >> it is unlikely they will be able to form a government on the run. and that will mean an alliance, or even a coalition between the islamists and the liberal bloc. >> a group of kidnappers in mali have reportedly abducted three tourists and another. is believed to have been carried out by the al-qaeda organization in northern mali. a train carrying nuclear waste across the country has been repeatedly halted by protesters. the train was returning 11 containers of highly radioactive material for processing

party, the businessmen to save the other half. every win since february was one in the streets or in the court. >> thank-you very much. in morocco, the moderate islamist justice and development party say that they won the paul mellon three elections. -- they won the parliamentary elections. the results are expected to be released on monday. this is the first elections since king mohammed gave more power to the parliament and the countries by minister. one of the world's busiest airports is one of gridlock on wednesday. that is when immigration forces will be walking out on strike. passengers can expect extremely long delays. there will be a drastic reduction of passengers on the plains. >> more international passengers fly into heathrow than anywhere else but to the airport is warning that next wednesday they might face gridlock. and-track actions cause problems here before these for grounded during a dispute in march last year. heathrow is asking airlines to fly their planes in half full. without further action, a riveting passages could face delays of up to 12 hours so long as they could not be safely accommodated. this woman is flying to colorado on wednes

the big winners will be the islamic freedom and justice party.t certainly end up with the lion's share of seats in the parliament. >> the new parliament will be able to come in and say, we represent the egyptian people. we are the legitimate, elected body. that's crucial. >> reporter: in tahrir square, a dwindling group of protesters is still camped out, boycotting this election as long as egypt's ruling general will be in power. >> this will only legitimize the military government. >> reporter: but the past 24 hours are proof that the majority of egyptians disagree. they want to force the military out of power, too. they think the best way to do it is through the voting ballot. there is no question they are going to have a huge influence on the writing of egypt's constitution, which starts early in the new year. erica. >> we will take it and we will continue to watch elizabeth palmer in cairo this morning. thank you. >>> just ahead, fire on the mountain. a hawaiian volcano, which has been erupting now for 30 years. >> and weav're going to speak

the leader of the islamist party, justice and development. >> he hopes the turnout will be more than 50%. there are concerns it could be very low. democracy would be the winner. these first stirrings of trouble in february prompted the political reform. thousands poured onto the streets, demanding equality, justice, and an end to the monopoly of power held by the ruling elite. in march, king mahomet the sixth addressed the nation. -- mohammad the sixth addressed the nation. he ensured the independence of the judiciary and granting increased rights for women. those who wrote these changes into the new constitution say the king and does want a parliamentary democracy. >> he is aware of the fact that the traditional -- in these to be strengthened. -- it needs to be strengthened. that is why he is participating in the demands of the people. >> not everyone is convinced the king is sincere about handing over some much power. instead, they fear he will retain much of its control over the country. >> his control over the country. >> could blow to italy's new government -- a blow to italy's

the prime minister has the moderate justice and development party, which won the election.he keen agreed to reforms following widespread demonstrations in the country earlier this year. he still has the final say on defense and national security and religious affairs. there has been another arrest in germany in connection with a neo-nazi killer gang. the group is believed to have killed nine immigrants and one police officer of the past decade but two weeks ago, the nation was shocked when security forces admitted that they had not followed up on leads that could have possibly prevented the murders. >> the new suspect was brought to the federal court after his arrest in -- on tuesday. he has been identified as a known member of the neo-nazi scene. investigators believe he provided a gun and ammunition to uwe bÖhnhardt uwe mundlos and, the neo-nazis his decade-long crime spree ended earlier this month. he was arrested where this city -- and the city were the $3 for representative. he was a neo-nazi organizer and an active member of the right wing npd political party. investi

now the south crowds of joyful is the best party supporters her will the streets of american capital to celebrate victory in the parliamentary election justice and development party clinched around a quarter of the seats up for grabs with twice as many votes as the nearest rival party leaders announced that are set to form a coalition with the democratic ticket this is from the georgia arab spring has already been all time it was the most part the power to come home last month. tense clashes between police and protesters in germany well away by train in kuwait passed through the anti nuclear activists through fireworks guns and painted police responded with water cannons and tear gas fifteen hundred arrests have been reported since of them struck again a problem. remains explain thank you reject many countries affected out of the some . six general catastrophe. a number of senior u.s. senators have called for time to see what is them about the government that one of the closure of a nato air base on its territory the threat hinted that washington may be considering altering military aid to pakistan comes off the military alliance carried out

this out crowds of a joyful is the first party supporters have filled the streets of the moroccan capital to celebrate victory in parliamentary elections for justice and development party cringed around a quarter of the seats in the to center with twice as many votes as their nearest rival talking to this announced their home a coalition working at democratic bloc to secure a certain majority of the arab spring has already brought in isn't this part. in tunisia opposed them last month. tense clashes have flared between police and protesters in germany there well when i were a train carrying nuclear waste was due to pass until activists threw fireworks and painted police responded water cannon tear gas and hundred arrests appointed since the demonstrations began on friday the nuclear industry remains extremely unpopular in germany and in many countries affected by the disastrous for about ninety six travel catastrophe. a number of senior u.s. senators have called for tough diplomacy with is that a bad government that or the closure of a nato air base on its territory the threat hinted that washington may be considering halting military aid to pakis

you this hour crowds of joyful islamist party supporters have filled the streets of a moroccan capital to celebrate victory in the parliamentary election of justice and development party clinched around a quarter of the seats and legislature twice as many votes as the nearest rival party leaders announce they're set to form a coalition with a democratic bloc to secure a necessary majority of spring has already brought an islamist party to power in tunisia following a poll last month. tense clashes have flared between police and. testers in germany where a railway line where a train carrying nuclear waste was going to pass nuclear activists through fireworks stones and painted police responded with water cannon tear gas thirteen hundred arrests have been reported since the demonstrations began friday nuclear industry remains extremely unpopular in germany and many countries affected the disastrous for out of the ninety six chernobyl catastrophe. a number of senior u.s. senators have called tough diplomacy with is that of the government there or the closure of a nato air base on its territory the threat hinted that washington may be considering hal

that the political wing of the islamist muslim brotherhood organization, that's the freedom and justice partylso do well, maybe as high as 40 percent, along with other muslim organizations, political parties with even more conservative views on things. the future government here could have a decidedly muslim build. according to the muslim brotherhood, they are open, they are inclusive, and in fact they are very active in the community and they're also pragmatic politicians. we did hear a lot of support for them on the ground but also the promotion of sharia law, the attitudes towards women and social mores have a lot of people worried here. take a listen to this: >> if they are going to return egypt to a second society or second era, i don't think this will be the place for me to live. >> you think that's a possibility with them? >> yes. i'm quite sure of it. >> reporter: as for foreign policy, you're right, some in washington are getting concerned, too. listen to what one muslim brotherhood official told me about possible future relations between egypt and israel: >> it's up to the israelis

i mean, there's no doubt about the fact that the freedom and justice party, which is the muslim brotherhoode you go, and, yes, there are people -- not just from the freedom and brotherhood parties but others urging people to support their candidates, their party. but the important thing to notice, since 1928, the muslim brotherhood has made an attempt, they have been the opposition to whoever was in power. anwar sadat and during the reign of hosni mubarak. if one looks at that, there's big difference, and we know this in the united states of america. there's a big difference between being the outspoken opposition, having the responsibility to govern. i will tell you this. i know from having talked to people across this country, job creation and economic growth is what the egyptian people want and need, and in light of that, i think that whoever, whoever ends up tonight, and i'm going to be at counting stations late this evening, whoever ends up being victorious, and there will obviously be coalition building that will take place, the other thing to note a three-step process. then presidenti

new government will be held by one of berlusconi's -- the former minister of justice and the secretary of berlusconi's party. in this case, but nothing will change in the short period. only time will tell. >> of former police officer has told the bbc the news of the world newspaper taken secretly to follow prince william. 90 high-profile people, including angela jolie and david beckham were put under surveillance. the news of the world employ the investigators for 8 year. >> prince william and harry. thei voice mails were hacked. prince william was followed by the paper in 2006. his body guards failed to notice. the surveillance was carried out by this man, derek webb, a private investigator and former policemen who worked for the newspaper up until its closure in july. in all, he was paid to follow 100 public figures. >> i would write down what they were wearing at the time, what car they were in, who they met, the location they met, the times. the times were very important. >> derek webb says what he did was not illegal, unlike phone hacking. the newspaper was delighted. >> because i kept getting results

government will be held by one of the berlusconi's men like the former minister of justice and now secretary of berlusconi's party. in this case nothing will change really in the short period. but only time will tell. >> talks are aimed at forming a unity government in greece will resume on wednesday after politicians failed to break the deadlock in talks. they have yet to name a new leader following pop drow's resignation. a former police officer has told the bbc that the news of the world newspaper paid him secretly to follow prince william. in all 90 high profile people including the actress, angelina jolie, and footballer david beckham were put under surveillance. the news of the world, the paper, at the heart of the phone hacking scandal, employed the investigator for eight years. >> prince william and prince harry, their staffs' voice mails were hacked by news of the world. now it seems the newspaper had them tailed as well. prince william was followed by the paper in 2006. his police bodyguards apparently failed to notice. the surveillance was carried out by this man, derek web, a private investigator and

berlusconi has put forward the current justice minister to lead his freedom people party.ut the markets still are not happy. they want a transitional government, not elections that could paralyze the country for months. >> let's go now live to rome and our correspondent who is standing by. president napolitano is now planning a very active role at the moment. why is that? >> he is the man who actually has a key role when there is a political crisis, according to the italian constitution. if and when mr. berlusconi resigned, and it is thought it could be as early as saturday evening, it is up to president napolitano to appoint a successor. this is normally a fairly leisurely process which can take days, weeks, or even in some cases in the past, months. the markets are clearly not going to wait for italian politicians to come to some form of agreement. so there are urgent calls for new government quickly. that is the problem at the moment. there's an interesting development tonight, because the president has nominated a former european commissioner as a senator for life. thi

and atticus finch, the father, whose devotion of justice places him and his children in jeopardy. and party to the defense, john robinson. >> excuse me. >> what kind of man are you? you got children of your own. >> atticus finch. >> this ring that belonged to your mother. you want to tell us what really happened? >> i got nothing to say. do nothing about it. you coward! >> gentlemen, i shall be brief but i would like to use the remaining time i have with you to remind you that this case is not a difficult one. it requires no minute sifting of complicated facts, but it does require you to be sure beyond a reasonable doubt as to the guilt of the defendant. to begin with, this case should never have come to trial. this case is as simple as black and white. the state has produced not one iota of medical evidence to the effect that the crime tom robinson is charged with ever took place. it has relied instead on the testimony of two witnesses whose evidence is not only been called into serious question on cross-examination but has been flatly contradicted by the defendant. the defendant is not gu

americans will have to make a decision whether to vote for the democratic party which largely wants to continue the social justice madness or vote for a rather chaotic republic party that says it wants smaller government but who the heck know. president bush the younger spent unbelievable amount of money. the election next year is not about president obama or about his opponent. it's about saving the u.s.a. from economic collapse. that's the memo. now for the top story tonight. reaction with us, barack and hard place duo monica crowley and alan colmes. colmes, are you down colmes? >> get down. >> bill: to speak the way that you do your people. >> glad you got the memo, good. >> bill: with these big salaries. >> that is terrible. they should get those salaries. >> bill: talk slower. you say. >> they should not get those bonuses, okay? >> bill: all right. good. >> what fannie and freddie is saying bad guys are out. new guys are turning it around. you want to do away with with it. >> bill: we don't know whether they're turning it around or not. their projections. maybe we should talk to barney frank about it since h