there gyptian people stated loud in clear that democracy is the only road working for them and most of the people are they only think governance they are negative. they are not afraid of. murders or oppression that the rebels perpetrate house even most of the savage muscly the egyptian people are not afraid of the security forces what their foreign factor in a coup. all i know is that it isn't the anti-democratic coup which aims to lead egypt all the way from the path of becoming a respected it's almost a democratic nation when the gyptian people staged arrival lucian in january of two thousand and eleven and it was not a revolution of beggars nor revolution of the hungry oh no it was a revolution. people who are free and those free people another one so now protesting in the streets against this on constitutional illegal and on democrats a coup besides all the gyptian stop protesting the longtime democratic whose brutal and violent policies are the most loaded on a possible roll back to the practices once used by mubarak and the secret police. but no one looks at the situation in egyp

gyptian people stated aloud in clear that democracy is the only road working for them and most of the people are they only think governance they are negative. they are not afraid of. murders or oppression that the rebels perpetrate out even most of the savage muscly the gyptian people are not afraid of the security forces and what their foreign factor in a coup. all i know is that it isn't that anti-democratic coup which aims to lead egypt from the path of becoming a respected it's almost a democratic nation when the gyptian people staged arrival lucian in january of two thousand and eleven and it was not a revolution of beggars nor revolution of the hungry oh no it was a revolution. people who are free and those free people another one so now protesting in the streets against this on constitutional illegal and on democrats a coup besides all the gyptian stop protesting the longtime democratic whose brutal and violent policies are the most loaded on a possible roll back to the practices once used by mubarak and his secret police. but no one looks at the situation in egypt from outside

how this can and you can ask the gyptian president this question how do you know when he returns to his office through this revolutionary. out of that he will be able to tell you. i don't know the mechanism so let's govern as the i'm just the president's son but what's your take as his son and his ally on things i'm not one of those people making decisions look i don't know what the presidential meetings even though i'm his son but this is a very personal question my grandfather was deposed by revolution at one point and i always told him what i thought even though i didn't take part in presidential meetings. sure i will answer this question president morsi moved to school because he recognized perfectly well that the justice and the will of the egyptian people is stronger than any stronger than the military coup and the criminals who staged it out to a club illegitimate president of egypt repeatedly sent that he believed to be in the common sense the vision of this against the of the egyptian people that well besides the prison knew that people all across the country would rise to disa

nor the actions it to try to get to rule in democracy that again that again they gyptian people will stand for its choice as martyrs now i'm telling you whatever it takes them one of them. but when it comes to the number of deaths when will you say enough you should ask this question to those who orchestrated this violent cuckoo that ask them when they're going to put an end to their crimes against the gyptian. how many more deaths that will take to stop a society well it goes both ways are you are are telling you i'm telling you to ask this to the c.c. and his group this those kuipers you must ask them when will you stop killing egyptian be able not not asking us when you when you was told to be killed we owe all of us the egyptian people we decided to rule ourselves by our well. mbox is yes yes now egypt to be born asking where is my vote where is democracy. so again so i have only gyptian people out of this house the right to determine who is to rule their country and it has to be determined by a elections it's only by casting their ballots that the egyptian people decide part of

united states policies a lot more credit for their influence on the situation and we have what the gyptian people did has nothing to do with what the united states wanted or didn't want and i'm not even sure we have that much influence with the military over the last few months since mr morsi has been in power or our influence there has waned a great deal so while i agree it's very convoluted and i just i don't think the united states is calling the shots ok garrett jump in this is cross talk go ahead let me just respond to that very quickly you know the problem is that the united states government. the obama administration. really from the beginning was very clear that they were supporting what the egyptian military was doing they've been shucking and jiving ever since the beginning of this crisis and that's a good conservative i would think that that steve would would be saying yes it's time for this administration to follow the law rather than to hide behind this falshood. that this was somehow something other than a coup d'etat i mean that's simply not an acceptable way for the united

that has siad as such a political social justice says they gyptian army began its crackdown on militants in the sinai peninsula to wage in support for mohamed morsi is muslim brotherhood in the last three years there were many complaints by the egyptian army complains that not succeeded very well for many reasons one of them is that when president morsi who came to power he released many of the. terrorists who were in the sinai and if the spite that they are ideologically different from the muslim brotherhood . the popular uprising that led to who was not welcomed by the sinai militants who made every value and now there's an army hope that they would be able to eradicate them once and for all this may take time because the sinai is a huge area it's not that easy but at least it would give the activity for a long time not only again as gyptian but all it is in the interest of the whole world that they support the egyptian military campaign against terrorism in north sinai. stay with us for all the latest on the story and also log on to our web site for the latest updates and expert opini

ok so the americans say this could have been this is possibly a military coup they gyptian people are saying this is not a minute a military coup this was the will of the people did think they gyptian military is a neutral average in this crisis. i am not a big fan of the military makes a stoutish run to run country i suffered from that live in egypt for all my life. but i believe in instances. it's it's a cool but it's not that and instigated. that sense that we used to understand the general amounts of thanks and to get present hostages actually millions and millions of egyptians went out and actually there was a popular referendum on the performance of the president eleven million voted for him and the least estimate the people that walked in on the street on june thirtieth between seventeen to this three million so i think he was the polls by the way the people but definitely the military have even the people to set the president morsi of the regime and was acting as a fascist theocracy and changing the fundamental establishing in in a normal country life from judiciary. the const

reality of course is that this is indeed the reassertion of the military's power and influence in gyptian society and their effort to guide that society in a direction that is going to preserve the military's interests including its very large control over parts of the egyptian economy so i mean this is to me a perfect illustration of the problems that go along with presenting the politics in the middle east in terms of some sort of march toward democracy this is really you know this is covering up the fundamental issues and problems that are primary in the region and it's not just you know the egyptian military it's elsewhere in the region you have the sunni versus shia as the primary problem and western interest in continuing to maintain their own influence in the region as a third stephen what do you think about that because when we hear that you know their support of the military but their support of civil society you know in that in the democratic process and there's a lot of contradictions there even people would say hypocrisy. well i think first of all you know garrets points are a

feuds the truth as the un raced on the gyptian streets grow many worry the brotherhood now having tried to mock lucy and seen it fail will resort to arms it spells disaster for everyone from the protesters on the streets to the people who just want a quiet life like mohammed in his printing shop all that president obama typically committed himself to saying is that he is deeply concerned by what is happening here in egypt meanwhile the it's no wonder then that posters like this will continue to be popular no matter who put in same policy r t cairo. our middle east correspondent paula pfleger reporting there and paul is posting a regular obviates on the developments in egypt over on twitter and one of her latest tweets she says the interim government is praising washington for effectively backing the uprising against morsi you can follow her abdullah's underscore r.t. well earlier i talked to dr oz on to me a rider on islamic movements who believes more his government had no real opportunity to run the country with a military blocking their every move. the major fault with the situation

so how gyptian how already seen and after mom went through a lot since two thousand and ten so how far are you prepared to go then to return to power. it's not about returning to power we don't even turn the power it's upright on the responsibility would have to be given to the next guy but the moment people have made a democratically elected choice it has to go through that we've got to have someone else but it has to be the will of the people and the choice. it's a democracy being born here it's. sixty. years i make way you want to turn it down because some people don't like what's going on. at the sound of the protests the ones on the street they could have any parliaments by all means engage in the but don't go rushing to i'm going to because he failed at the election and using the ministry of the us to political parties out of the teens but you know violence perpetuates violence ok so there there's gotta be some common sense here and you know people have to sit down and talk eventually you have to move on but why would we decided to end the violence by becoming the punching bag by

welcome bob this is a day off for military career toppled a gyptian president the country's new leader is showing little mercy to mohamed morsi and those close to him with a claim on syria having been sworn in as interim unita the general prosecutor has had the is the most muslim brotherhood supreme guide and his deputy arrested but the swift change of power has infuriated beck's president's supporters triggering triggering renewed clashes on the streets. reports. well it certainly does seem as if this is it will be for the president and his supporters all those you see behind me there are celebrations ongoing here in toughness where there are huge numbers of pro morsi supporters who understand and fear that a full army crackdown is on the cards they are living in fear of being a waste and we know in that the film of president morsi and his entire presidential office are currently under house arrest they are being held in a minute change intelligence facility there also at least some we hundreds of waste woman said have issued for the leaders of the muslim brotherhood the military has

refined oil products and energy gyptian is now are going on a regiment's in electricity did their hours of having electricity i mean like you like almost in every aspect of life things are and you are hitting one hundred two there's a station that most recently the military gave morsy forty eight hours to step down if he doesn't see the well the people what should we expect to happen after this time. let me put before i start to comment to to what is going to happen that the military is being mandated by the masses to protect the two to regain control on the country again i hear some leaks or rumors reuters had there on iran a report that we should expect the. suspending of the constitution that's been passed by the muslim brotherhood the islamist groups and the dismantling of the shura council which is equivalent to the senate there since the parliament they have been dissolved by a ruling for the supreme court in egypt i think this is this is a step in the most. most realistic and logical scenarios there is to want to form a transitional presidential council consist of five persons th

gyptian prosecutors issued an arrest warrant for the muslim brotherhood leader after monday's deadly clashes while rival political factions failed to agree on a transition plan leaving the country in deadlock. russia says it's evidence that syrian rebels not government troops have used chemical weapons is ready to be made public that's according to russia's foreign minister also his back and u.s. efforts to put the blame on the syrian regime. that were still too widely expected to receive political asylum in venezuela so i they're ready for the fugitive whistleblower is growing across led america r.t. speaks to happen or us foreign minister about what's behind this support. in r.t. coming to you live from the russian capital i'm marina joshua welcome to the program lead gyptian prosecutor's office has ordered the arrest of a muslim brotherhood leader mohamed badie is accused of provoking deadly clashes at a rally on monday in support of the ousted president mohamed morsy archies polis leader has the details. well egypt's prosecutor has issued an arrest warrant for mohammed badia the

foreign affairs that's been strong since the day obama took office back in two thousand and nine gyptian is were also pessimistic about their country's dependence on u.s. financial and military was more than half of the population say it is harming egyptian the recent coup has done little to improve america's image there supposedly are now reports. they miss it just clear they want the army out and morsi was that there's another message in between the patriotic china stiff anger against the ways for its sign and and implicit support for a military coup i just started i well i don't want there i already have a zero the egyptian street is littered with and to bomb the posters and each day more new ones appear we set out to find out who's making them and found the this is one of the oldest print shops in cairo in the last two years it's printing prices have grind to a halt we found the same in the shop and this one instead of making a killing there on the verge of bankruptcy things have not been going so well since the revolution things were better before we've been so slow for the past thr

gyptian american journalist and columnist joining us from new york ahmed thank you so much thank you abbi for having me so we've heard estimates that anywhere from two to twenty million people a mass of the streets is possibly going to call for the removal president morsi earth is numbers accurate you have a sense of who is actually taking part the opposition. do numbers i have it all the way up to thirty three million and this is based on analyzing these satellite pictures from google earth and other such like the companies private companies i mean shows that there is. outpouring of the masses all over egypt this is an unprecedented step since the popular of lucian and nineteen nineteen which braces all egyptians of all walks of life they are united in one thing that mohamed morsi and the muslim brotherhood regime should leave the country should step down from all sort of key and bring deep. back to the people only twelve million people gave their votes to more see in the elections last year if i take the number of thirty three million it's almost three times three times more than t

refined oil products and energy gyptian is now are going on a regiment's in electricity did their hours of having electricity and the like use like almost in every aspect of life things are not yet in hundred to this station but most recently the military gave morsy forty eight hours to step down if he doesn't see the well the people what should we expect to happen after this time. let me put before i start to comment to to what is going to happen that the military is being mandated by the masses to protect the two to regain control on the country again i hear some leaks or rumors reuters had there on iran a report that we should expect the. suspending of the constitution that's been passed by the muslim brotherhood the islamist groups and the dismantling of the shura council which is equivalent to the senate there since the parliament they have been dissolved by a ruling for the supreme court in egypt i think this is this is a step in the most. most realistic and logical scenarios there is to want to form a transitional presidential council consist of five persons the chief justice fro

is if you the truth as the unrest on the gyptian streets grow many why the brotherhood now having tried democracy and seen it fail will resort to arms it spells disaster for everyone from the protesters on the streets to the people who just want a quiet life like muhammad in his printing shop all that president obama typically committed himself to saying is that he is deeply concerned by what is happening here in egypt meanwhile the it's no wonder then that posters like this will continue to be popular no matter who put in same policy r t cairo. britain is closing in a burgeoning legal loan sharks some of which are hitting the for what i want to raise interest rates of over five thousand percent well here what's being done about it. in moscow court has found a russian lawyer sergei magnitsky the late russian lawyer guilty of tax evasion for years after his death in custody. well. science technology innovation all the developments from around russia we've got the future covered. sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you

gyptian relationship as a whole and it seems like the u.s. relationship even be that necessarily more because they got twelve billion dollars in funding from the u.a.e. for you know saudi arabia so is the u.s. still relevant in these negotiations and how is the u.s. going to reassert its power if it wants to control this region many people were arguing as the demonstrations were taking place in egypt that the u.s. influence in egypt is really do creasing and maybe the pledge of the arab countries do poor in money to egypt is just a proof to this theory however the u.s. is saying that no we still have and a lot of actually experts are saying that no we're still in touch with the egyptians and we do have leverage in egypt we do have influence there this is maybe a debatable issue only time will tell we've seen demonstrations in egypt against obama and against the u.s. ambassador and only time will tell how much influence the u.s. still does have an internal let's get to something maybe we could do about the relevance of aid in general my positi

to suspend its embassies operations in cairo meanwhile the gyptian army says it's killed ten extremists and arrested twenty others in the sinai peninsula and has deployed heavy weaponry and aviation in the area to crack down on terrorist forces that follows a spike in attacks on soldiers and police in the wake of president morsi overthrown all highways leading to and from sinai have been blocked to prevent extremist xscape ng an estimated five hundred militants in the area heavily armed and ready to use civilians as human shields it's all speculators some of them are muslim brotherhood supporters that have decided to take up arms and fight the military political social or just dr saeed side deca says of the army's actions are part of a drive to weaken support for the islamist movement in the last sleeves or many campaigns by the egyptian army complains that not succeeded very well for many reasons one of them is that when president morsi who came to power he released many of the. terrorists who are in jail. despite that they are ideologically different from the muslim brotherhood. a pop

their wallet to the whole wall and to the west to europe be careful if you join their army their gyptian army or the head of the egyptian army to destroy the islamists that means that your journey in this country to a place that will produce a lot of islamists there's a strong feeling of deja vu after just a year in office the muslim brotherhood leaders have joined the peterson. imprisoned president hosni mubarak both now sit in the same jail. america's betting on a losing horse by selling out to the islamists where is the america the calls for freedom why have they allowed this to happen that does freedom mean shutting down islamic t.v. channels does it mean shutting down used papers i mean i'm a hare watch as events unfold from his balcony this cup question lives in an apartment overlooking to his square he says it's now in gyptian to take against egypt this is something that completes the first evolution. official position was incomplete but i have been. limited to retake in control of the country for more than a year and then. using that democracy in a very bad way by giving. the cou

egyptian military as president obama refuses to call the overthrow of the muslim brotherhood a coup gyptian is to criticize u.s. involvement in the country's affairs. british lawmakers warn the toppling the assad regime in syria could have disastrous consequences in a report highlighting the threat of radical militants getting a hold of chemical weapons. and a high profile corruption case draws to a close here in moscow as of course pam's down a guilty verdict against late russian voice again that netsky accused of helping a company to evade seventeen million dollars in taxes. over getting cheaper just joined us just past eleven pm now here in moscow my name's kevin now in this is anti international first then reports the cuba bound plane from moscow has changed its course earlier on today have stirred up speculation that the fugitive whistleblower edward snowden could be on board aeroflot flight su one fifty s reportedly avoiding u.s. airspace and have valor is believed to be snowden's most likely transit point where not if he decides to fly to latin america where three countries have offe

say that the united states's has been leading from behind we saw at the beginning particular of the gyptian revolution that the u.s. was very much interested in seeing mubarak or his name successor continue in power and if you look across the region the united states would certainly be apoplectic gutter or bahrain or saudi arabia suddenly face these same pressures and i think you know behind the scenes it's very difficult for any outside observer to know what's going on but the fact that obama went to egypt fired up students with his famous speech in cairo but then doesn't appear to have been doing too much i don't think that it's accurate to say that they wouldn't have been happy with some sort of continuance of the status quo particularly in egypt which is such a big recipient of funding for its deep state army which keeps a lid on things i think we all understand that you know egypt's economic driver one of them certainly does ten to fifteen billion dollars from the canal what sort of the rest of the world considers to be absolutely critical is an economic lifeline i mean you're never go

hockney gyptian armed forces have issued more than one statement saying we want a real democracy in the country. the new president doesn't have enough experience with the political situation in egypt so the military is merely supporting him in that way the muslim brotherhood attacked the military which was defending itself its offices and the institution. as the chance of those on the place where behind me indicates people turn to the army in moments of on rest the military is the real power base here in egypt every one of the country's president has hailed from the armed forces except for mohamed morsi was ousted after just one year in office but apart from minute tree money and political clout they also have significant economic interests owning several business monopolies and factories as one of the only functioning state institutions at the moment and with little civilian alternative to morsi and his missing brotherhood many people fear that the army whether it wants to or not will once again run the country. r.t. . next week u.s. lawmakers are set to hold a vote which could put the

refined oil products and energy gyptian is now are going on regiments in electricity did their hours of having electricity and their i.q. was like almost in every aspect of life things aren't yazidi one hundred two there's a station that most recently the military gave morsy forty eight hours to step down if he doesn't see the well the people what should we expect to happen after this time. let me put before i start to comment to to what is going to happen that the military is being mandated by the masses to protect the two to regain control of the country again i hear some leaks or rumors reuters had the run ran a report that we should expect the. suspending of the constitution that's been passed by the muslim brotherhood and the islamist groups and the dismantling of the shura council which is equivalent to the senate there since the parliament they have been dissolved by a ruling for the supreme court in egypt i think this is this is a step in the most scenario most realistic and logical scenarios there is to want to form a transitional presidential council consist of five persons

gyptian army shows it's in no mood to compromise breaking out mass rallies pro islamists calling for their reinstatement of their ousted leader mohamed morsi and warning of a wider crackdown. around six million surveillance cameras are keeping watch in the u.k. citizens twenty four seventh's and that's according to a new report that's alarmed friday see campaigners and prompted calls for greater transparency. and financial movers and shakers from the world's leading economies meet in moscow ahead of the g. twenty summit in st petersburg we look at how the upcoming event is being overshadowed by the russia u.s. dispute over edward snowden. it is nine am in the russian capital you're watching r.t.l. marina josh welcome to the program and age it at least three people have been killed in overnight clashes as backers and opponents of ousted president mohamed morsi held rallies across the country that's after the military war and supporters of morsi as muslim brotherhood against stoking further unrest and disrupting the transition to a new government troops in cairo fired tear gas to force

back to gyptian army yes of course there will be civil war in the streets of cairo and beyond and it will also affect every nation in the sense of that crucial waterway the suez canal i should protect you thank you very much indeed very very interesting get your perspective now live in london or to contribute to afshin rattansi well as we've been speaking i've been quickly looking at some of the and all the developments which i will not pass on to you. we are learning that egyptian state run newspaper an egyptian state run newspaper says that the army told morsi at five o'clock g.m.t. that he was no longer president and they said that the country's political roadmap is to be failed. the egyptian army have been trying to reach reconciliation within the country with the institutions for some time but it's failed and they're saying that the military is announcing a road map to go into effect now that morsi has gone and they're going to be announcing presidential elections the same forces tried their best to reconcile between the parties including the president but they have failed. we'r

it gyptian media took the side of the protesters seemingly from the very beginning and so this is the this is what they see coming on their screens and when they see something different on other stations they basically they dislike it because for the past year according to them they've been living in this hell and i caught one of the protesters there and no one came to their aid no one was helping them and for them to be able to go out and protest all of this and now be seen as people who are staging a coup for them this is misleading to say the least however the u. was also is playing a major role of role in all of this let's talk about that let's talk about the fact that we have seen pictures one. after another of posters that are very anti obama and you have you have a lot of protestors protesting against obama and then as we mentioned you have some protestors protesting against c.n.n. do you think the two are being acquainted to one another that c.n.n. represents the obama administration or vice versa not really i don't think so and i know none of the egyptians i spoke with said t

s to go the minute she did come to think for me gyptian president hosni mubarak was ousted before the new egypt and waited and mohamed morsi was elected it does seem as if the protesters here have a very short memory because what they're saying in fifty days and i've been taking to you is that they were happy that medicaid coming to power and they don't believe that domenici is going to come back to some kind of peace this is in contrast to the statements coming out of morphy's camp and p.v.a. name and the need of the muslim brotherhood saying that this amounts to nothing more nothing less than a minute could be now the question is whether or not the army stays true to take the creation and that it does not want to retain power and in fact want to hand. me the protest instead feel that for now they have won they feel that this minute he takes it if it uses stick and invites every action they demand sequence and i mean this you keep don't have he made. a whole unfortunately that's all we have time for thank you so much for weighing in that was our to correspondent host we are. well kno

gyptian prosecutors issued an arrest warrant for the muslim brotherhood leader after monday's deadly clashes while rival political factions failed to agree on a transition plan leaving the country in deadlock. russia says it's evidence that syrian rebels not government troops have used chemical weapons is ready to be made public that's according to russia's foreign minister also his back and u.s. efforts to put the blame on the syrian regime. and with edward snowden widely expected to receive political asylum in venezuela so i they're ready for the fugitive whistleblower is growing across lead america r.t. speaks to up with doris foreign minister about what's behind this support.

the fierce confrontation between the gyptian army and the muslim brotherhood turns bloody more than seventy people are confirmed dead in cairo clashes each camp blaming the other for inciting the violence. stories that shape the week right here in our t.v. it's still transit limbo for edward snowden he's waiting for paperwork that will allow him to leave a moscow airport amid fresh threats from washington. the syrian national council agrees to take part in a peace conference but first demands that assad step down and ask the u.s. to ship arms to the opposition this has divisions within the rebel camp highlights the possibility of internal strife.

washington is set to deliver a four fighter jets to the gyptian military as president obama refuses to call the overthrow of the muslim brotherhood a coup branding egyptians to criticize u.s. involvement in their country's affairs. british lawmakers warned that toppling the yasid regime in syria could have disastrous consequences in a report highlighting the threat of radical militants getting hold of chemical weapons. and a high profile corruption case draws to a close in moscow as.

. >> the military deposed the president last week and suspended the e gyptian supporters. they avoided the arrest of senior members of the brotherhood on suspicion of insighting violence. opponents are planning rallies and gathering in central cairo and other locations. people in southern china are taking to the streets to oppose the construction of a nuclear facility. more than 1,000 people marched in the city to ask authorities to suspend the project. protesters gathered in front of the government office. city officials announced on july 3rd, their intention to built a facility about 30 kilometers from the city center. it will be used to process uranium and produce nuclear fuel. >> such a facility would affect not just the environment, but future generations. >> large scale protests are very rare in china. executives at a power company in western japan filed applications to restart the reactors. they must pass stricter safety checks in response to the 2011 accident at the fukushima nuclear plant. officials at the power company applied with the nuclear regulation authorit

rooftops there you can see the crosses on top of the local church where policemen enjoy the intensive gyptian heat next to the entrance it's unlikely that mina realizes his father was like a tia a humble government employee was killed on this very roof. a sniper's bullet caught him in the chest on that april night of twenty thirty meters father was one of six christians who died sick to violence. we were sitting here all together when dad went up to the roof to check on the church and he wanted to know what was going on there and if he had to go and defend it in a moment then he went up there twice the third time he left he didn't come back. he was brought back and laid down here. this is just sitting here on my arm i have an image of jesus christ i like it a lot i also have one of pope shenouda the madonna does every single tattoo is really important to me. the eldest son crolla swizz shortly. shirts to show off his tattoos openly displaying your affiliation to the christian minority in an islamic country can be seen as an act of defiance especially now when such tatoos might easily mark som

egyptians thought they were electing an egyptian franklin roosevelt what they got instead was in the gyptian george bush and they're angry about it now after a year of the morsi presidency many egyptians are frustrated that the sixty year old former doctor has failed to live up to his promises and used his time in office to empower his buddies in the islamised muslim brotherhood as opposed to the masses who elected him so they're fighting back and calling for new presidential elections to be held as soon as possible this latest wave of protests organized by the group tamarod arabic for rebellion has brought together people from all walks of life and from all over the political spectrum everyone from old mubarak supporters the leftists the moderately religious working class egyptians are now growing in their opposition to the brotherhood and its figurehead in the president's office even the egyptian police have said that they will no longer defend the brotherhood's offices from attacks egyptian people are sick and tired of islamised rule and they want their government to fix a faltering econo

i'm now for a quick look at other stories happening around the world this hour gyptian prosecutors have ordered the detention of the ousted president morsi implicating him in the deaths of prisoners and offices and alleged contact with a mass meanwhile the army has given the muslim brotherhood until saturday to join the interim government reconciliation plan and stop inciting violence egypt's brace for mass rallies from both the pro and anti morson camps military chiefs have vowed to immediately suppress any violence. one of the train one of the drivers of the spanish train which hurdled off the tracks at high speed has been taken into custody a horrifying footage shows the train entering a curve a watch thought to be at around hundred ninety kilometers an hour more than twice as fast as it should have been traveling at least eighty people died in what is spain's worst rail disaster for more than forty years. and in the closing arguments in the bradley manning trial prosecutors accuse the army private of acting with evil intent and self-interest manning is charged with twenty one offens

military as president obama refuses to call the overthrow of the muslim brotherhood a coup prompting the gyptian is to criticize u.s. involvement in their country's affairs. british lawmakers warn the toppling the assad regime in syria could have disastrous consequences in a report highlighting the threat of radical militants getting hold of chemical weapons. and a high profile corruption case draws to a close here in moscow as a court hands down a guilty verdict against russian lawyers said good magnitsky accused of helping a company to evade seventeen million dollars in tax. for a good evening to you this is our teens and i shall cover no one here with you this hour we start with a developing story that we brought you from the last reports that a cube about a plane from moscow has changed its course earlier on today has stirred up speculation therefore none expectedly i guess that the fugitive whistleblower edward snowden could be on board aeroflot flight s u one fifty is reportedly avoiding u.s. airspace a change will to land in cuban about five hours from now. across this story for us as a s

millions every gyptian came down to the streets in nationwide protests against president mohamed morsi on sunday the first anniversary of his time in office international news outlets actually said this could be the largest demonstration seen in the history of the world certainly in the can. opportune at this marches stretched out towards the horizon as they descended on the free square and the presidential palace scenes of risk where on the presidential palace behind me on sunday the world largely peaceful however there was an episode to find and at towards the muslim brotherhood bank headquarters in the cutting district of the capital about five hundred people were supposedly came to the building and attacked it with mona talks and ropes security forces for their part and to contain the violence firing tear gas canisters and this is led to reports that the for the president himself may have left the pickup or two at the security reasons his spokesperson spoke on behalf of the presidency places on the evening saying the gas the presidency had made mistakes to be very difficult given t

a day of reckoning for the gyptian president his millions take to the streets demanding he. choose day. in office that brought the country to its name. europe's officials all stunned by the sheer scale of washington's the violence against them as revealed in the leaked documents calling it a throwback to the cold war meanwhile venezuela hints it possible to saddam for the man behind those revelations edward snowden. spies that drive downing street to embrace g.m. food despite a wall of rage from activists and health organizations politicians and corporations are treating can sheen is like guinea pigs.

in the meantime some experts believe the gyptian military is on track to claim power nazis' the fight show cross talk of piddle of al is asking his guests whether an army backed coup could be imminent is a preview of what's to come out that'll be coming your way on r.t. at seven thirty am g.m.t. . the two questions i had on the one was do you think that this will actually be a coup or just a means of transition by other means and also what about the the model of the world as it is. brian right well when the military is coming in and taking a level of authority away from a democratically elected regime that meets my standard of a coup we can call put lipstick on a pig and say it's a transitionary phase or but i think of those are the words that have been uttered in every coup that has ever taken place throughout human history also the words this is not a coup have been said in every all i'll take the power and i'll give it back to you maybe in the future ok sounds like algeria to me one hundred ninety two in two thousand and eleven i don't think that we have a reason not to trust that

before the army intervened and that has raised serious questions that are not being honest with the gyptian society as to the role and the objectivity of the military on saturday we saw many of the funerals for the victims of those who were killed in the day before i spent tons of saturday filming at some of those funerals heart rendering scenes in front of the cairo university bridge men and women crying a lot of emotion but no doubt the polls are filled with tradition and retaliation. dr mohammed abdul aziz a from the sacramento islamic center in the u.s. believes undermining the pull of the ballot box will lead to chaos in egypt happening in egypt is obviously barak's military going back in order to take the country back to the almost. as opposed to the revolution to the revolutionaries people who are cheering in the streets right now be the first to cry tomorrow when we set the precedence that it's ok for people to go to the streets and for the military to oust an elected president what happens next. so the country elects the other guy who happens to be a liberal or or a socialist or wh