. >>> jonathan betts joins us live now from cairo.onathan set the scene for us, how are people reacting to this truly significant news? it's a huge development. >> yeah, richel it is a stunning development. now syria's talk that hosni mubarak the feared ruler of egypt for close to 30 years, could be set free as early as tomorrow. that court in cairo ordering him to be released. he faces several charges and investigations in other trials one starting as early as sunday. we do not expect him to be released tonight, but sources within the court system do tell al jazeera he could be released as early as tomorrow. and if he is released, we have also learned that he will not be allowed to leave the country. still his freedom is not a guarantee at this point. he faces other charges and there is still an appeals process that could kick in to find an excuse to leave him in prison. but the big headline is frankly it is certainly possibility. and it is becoming increasingly likely. >> the eu is meeting in brussels, what do you know about that? >

. >> and what are we i think we lost jonathan betts but we will check in with him throughout the daynd of course here for continuing coverage of the turmoil in egypt. you can always check our website. and international condemnation after the alleged chemical attack from world leaders on syria. the story contains very disturbing images. >> hundreds of civilians including women and children as they search among the dead for surviving relatives. people died after government forces used chemical weapons on the people in the capitol damascus. the shocking pictures of the victims have brought international condemnation, the french government demanding some sort of action. [ speaking foreign language ] >> the reaction of international condemnation. >> the germans hinting at an act of barbarism. >> we are very concerned about reports that chemical weapons have allegedly been deployed. and should this be true, it would be a monstrosity. >> the united nations security council failed to reach an agreement on a response. the u.n. secretary general called for a thorough investigation but said it

jonathan betts joins us from cairo. what has the reaction before to this news, jonathan? >> yeah, it is a huge development, the reaction at cairo is waiting and seeing. two years ago the country celebrated when hosni mubarak was thrown from office, but in the past two years, a lot has changed in egypt, the government has changed triwice. but today acourt in cairo, cleared one of the last hurdles. now it looks like it is becoming increasingly possible that hosni mubarak could be freed from prison. unlikely to happen today, but sources telling al jazeera it could happen as early as tomorrow. not a guarantee, though. we're obviously not sure exactly what may happen. but he does -- there are appeals in place, and he could -- that decision could be appealed by prosecutors as early as tomorrow. and he does face other charges. there's a trial that begins on sunday for his role in the killing of protesters in 2011, but certainly this is a big change. >> so jonathan it sounds the way that you are explaining this. it sounds that this almost amounts to bail in a way. but he could be

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. >> thank you so much jonathan betts live from cairo.ning us now is tom, an associate professor of sociology at the university of san diego and an associate fellow at the transnational i institute based in amsterdam. can you tell us, there are three leaders of the egypt muslim brotherhood that are being tried for the deaths of several protesters. although the trial is postponed from today until october what exactly does this mean for the muslim brotherhood? >> well, i think it is clear that the army is out to totally crush the muslim brotherhood and as i predicted they're not only going after the muslim brotherhood but also going after the secular left in egypt, they're also going after leaders of the april 6th movement which has been involved in protests for a long time and played an important role in the democratic rev u. i think the muslim brotherhood is the current enemy of the state. there will be trials. the outcome, maybe they're not totally predetermined but i'm not going to be surprised if the con irks come and if mubarak basica

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john: doesn't it encourage the rogue cop to behave bett? >> another measure of accountability. john: thank you sheriff martin. , a radley balko. this police officer was fired after these people do nothing wrong for also martial law when is that justified? >> the surrounding areas have been virtually shut down. >> stare holmes. stabilize. >> heavily armed police s.w.a.t. teams and are swarming the streets of boston. >> stay in your homes. stay in place binocle residents can do is comply. john: last april in massachusetts people were looking for the boston marathon bomber and they were right to shut down the town says james cafano from the heritage foundation but jim harper says no. that is a recipe for a police state. jim, why? >> i said the bright people made the decision with the elected officials to make that decision but personally as a public safety measure measure,t was over the top but i am not accountable to the people of my city. if it works theay it is supposed to the people responsible made the decision by retrospect tells us obviously it was an overreaction. hundreds

spiriva helps me breathe bett. does breathing with copd weigh you down?don't wait to ask your doctor about spiriva. gerri: allot stop being the national flood insurance project to go further into debt now people are seeing their premiums rise. what we talk about here is flood insurance. more and more people need it these days than what we're finding is after the new law was passed people are starting to not be able to afford it. what is going on? >> today carries a $24 billion debt that quite frankly it has no hope to pay off so the taxpayer carries that so the taxpayer -- congress said enough is enough. the 20 percent of policyholders, 1.1 million people are no longer eligible for those subsidies so immediately we see second homeowners even vacation homeowners were getting subsidies like palm beach. that will come to an end and repetitive loss properties flooded over and over and businesses will see subsidies eliminated over a couple of years with an increase of 5%. gerri: for taxpayers, this is a reprieve we bail them out every year and i don't have tha

it's time to build a bett enterprise. together.ojoin us at projectluna.com charles: twitter has announced that bruce willis is out and harrison ford is in for the expendables series. katrina this says that celebrity tweets are huge. katrina, i love that. these mega-wealthy guys have gone at it over money. >> is not just the fact that it's over money. because that's not a surprise. but i think that somehow twitter seems to reserve itself it seems like for it perez hilton, john mayer, amanda bynes. they are older guys and it seems little high school-ish. >> what you mean by older? [laughter] >> we have finally gotten so sick of this that you have reverted me back. >> okay, let's talk about this because this has to do about politics and it's about two relatively successful guys complaining at each other. >> are they having a fighter is this a good way to promote the next movie. he knows how to promote a franchise. >> now you are getting way too complicated. these two guys get upset. and bruce willis was offered $3 million. it's a four

all righty, what bette midler song was featured in her 1988 film about best friends, "beaches"?"wind beneath my wings." ♪ did you ever know that you're my hero ♪ >> i could cry to that movie a thousand times. >> yeah. >> tell us about that. >> well, it was one of those movies that, like, you watched with your friends, you cried with your friends, and, you know, it's a rite of passage for every sort of -- >> i know. i don't care where it is when i flip it on, i watch it. >> it's one of those movies. >> back across. >> north dakota gentleman. in the sisterhood of the traveling pants, what were the magic pants the girls shared? sweat pants, harem pants, jeggings, or jeans? >> "d," jeans. >> you know your movie. >> he's right, jeans. >> love it when a guy knows what the traveling pants actually are. >> right. >> these are the miraculous jeans that sort of bonded the friends together. we all hope there are such magical jeans that look great on all of us. >> back to you. >> from jackson, new jersey. all right, for the four friends of sex in the city, what was their cocktail of choice?

the betts evidence of that is that this was four cold case murders and the jury only took six hours to convict him with very little forensic evidence, with no confession and no eyewitness testimony. he was ill-equipped to represent himself, but the way he came across to this jury, particularly in his closing argument, sent a very subliminal message to the jury that this was a man capable of being a serial evidence, not evidence, but i think the jury considered that a lot. >> does the judge have any role? could the judge have stepped in on behalf of him or someone else said, hey, this is not going according to plan as far as court behavior? >> they did warn him, you need to follow the rules. you need to act like a lawyer, but he's not a lawyer, but he does have a constitutional right to represent himself. but i think we have to take a look at that issue. there was no way he was equipped to represent himself in this case. the da had a very difficult case. this was not a slam dunk, but the fact that he had no idea what he was doing and the way he conducted himself, i think did a hot to ma

a best offer from the union workers, a best offer from management and a third party would pick the betts one, called binding arbitration. no strike, no standoffs, just resolutions. would it work? >> it could potentially be effective. but there are other tools in that war chest, if you will. >> reporter: nbc's political analyst says there's no guarantee. there's still the matter of the california legislature which would have to pass a law scaling back union influence. could that happen? as the saying goes? don't bet the farm on it. >> california's a very pro-union state. 18% of the work force is labor versus 11% nationally. you begin it look at it that way, and the likelihood of something like this emerging in a serious form is not very likely. >> reporter: now mr. gersten says it doesn't look like it's possible this year, but next year it's possible. they told me we don't have the legal authority to do it, there are upsides, and there are down sides. we're not supportive of this idea right now because we're trying to work through the collective bargaining process. but the local seiu chap

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. >> lez bette pran is live from washington. secret access to the communications expert. according to the "washington post" this published along side the budget release. how much are we talking? the program was reportedly expected to cost $278 million this year. they are shedding new light on surveillance operations in the u.s. most of which is up for debate since edward snowden released all of the classified information back in june. specifically we are learning new details of the corporate partner project. according to the report the agency passed into quote high volume ser cut network what does that mean for the average person. they have traffic flows they are sweeping phone calls and e-mails from people like you and me. keep in mind companies are applied for the survey on orders. critics say there's a big payout in the end that could create an enhanced incentive to comply. how much of this information is new? this is the first in a rare time we have seen secret surveillance come out with a price. they are setting financial terms for programs capable of taking in every

lori: good for you, spicy, bette midler.reer out of that kind of talk i suppose many would say. vegas odds kind of interesting to follow it up. peter barnes, thank you, sir. >> you bet. lori: transportation stocks are beating out the broader market more than 5% this year but right now it is all about rails versus trucks. which stands to benefit the most from a economic recovery? we're putting a railroad bull against talk interesting bull to see which sector has the better shot to make you money in the long haul. our railroad bull, donald bratton. trucking bull is bank of america senior research analyst, ken hector. welcome to you both. ken, to you first. you say you're a buyer of trucks right now. why is that? >> given the trucker survey we're seeing sent mane improve after a little bit of a lull in the spring. lori: what is driving activity? is there broader growth or is there specifics? >> it is probably broader growth given our shipper survey goes naicswide and good for rails and trucks and economic activity and that is g

it's time to build a bette enterprise. together. gerri: back-to-school shopping season is upon us.is the time for shoppers to start getting their lists of must have together. luckily there are 16 states offering sales tax holidays, with many coming up this weekend in states like florida, south carolina, alabama. clothing, supplies, and they vary by state. that's pretty cool. most state sales taxes fall between four and 8%. that is a great discount. tips on how to get the most of those sales. kate rogers. good to have you here. i know everybody out there is trimming their budget this year for back-tochool. i hear they will spend 8 percent less. if you use these tax sale holidays you could save a ton of dough. let's get to tips on how to save money. >> a lot of different ways. families will be spending about $635 on average per kid this year. the first way is to buy discnted this -- gift cards. go on sites. by giving cards for certain stores that are discounted by abt five to 10%. you use them during the tax holiday and go get a double discount at some stores. gerri: also, checking c

representative jerry nadler, and the man behind the project and co-host of "the cycle" my colleague ari mel bett run-up to the sequester, it's not a problem, it's not an issue. is that true as far as the criminal justice system is concerned? >> well, no, unfortunately it's certainly not true. it's cutting something like 30% or more of funding for the public defender systems. that means that people don't get adequate defenses or have to wait for trial for months and they're in jail, having been convicted of nothing. you're waiting longer for raiments for trials, months, even chief justice roberts, no bleeding heart liberal, complained recently that the sequestration would really very much harm the criminal justice system, and has a disproportionate effect on the defendants, it will reduce d.a.'s also, but the prosecutors at the federal left are funded out of the department of justice, and has some leeway, they can switch funds around, whereas the public defenders are funded out of a much smaller operation, almost all of which goes to staff salaries for defenders, and staff assistance and rent, th

>> the news continues in just two minutes with live updates from cairo with al jazeera's jonathan bettslways, your instant news updates from around the world are a click away at aljazeera.com. i'm morgan radford and i'll see you in just a moment. >> good morning. i'm morgan radford and these are some of the stories we're following at this hour. deposed egyptian president hosni mubarak is in court facing charges involving the 2011 deaths of several protesters. >>> a bomb blast strikes a bus kiriing dozens of military officers in yemen. the attack comes just two days after yemen's president vows to fight terrorism. >> the symptoms that they have described to our medical teams in doctors without borders appear to be consistant with exposure to a neuro toxic agent. >> a humanitarian groups chilling assessment of chemical weapons used in syria.

even singer bette midler is getting in on this whole thing.ng against summers saying, huh, the architect of bank deregulation which turned straight-laced banks into casones and bankers into pimps may be the next fed head, summers. ashley and he liz. liz: i love this. too funny. >> don't you love twitter? ashley: oh, yeah. liz: too much. thank you, peter. we love you. appreciate you on. thank you so much. ashley: reports say apple has set a launch date for the next generation iphone. the question will the device help apple claw back some of its declining smartphone market share? liz: plus as we said, minutes away from tesla ceo elon musk revealing plans for his jet speed hyper loop. i love the name. in just a few minutes we're bringing you all the details and we are the only business network live at the company that is going to be very much front and center here. when we made our commitment to the gulf, bp had two big goals: help the gulf recover and learn from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i can tell you - safety

liz: despite bette idler? >> yeah. doesn't, who is canadian singer, who loves him. celine dion.anyway, so -- liz: what? >> stay on track here. so he still talks to the president quite a bit on the economy. i checked the white house visitors logs, okay? larry summers left in december 2010. he has been back to the white house 14 times since then. okay? they still talk a lot. janet yellen has been to the white house once in four 1/2 years. david: she knows she has got the job. >> no. i think it's a horse race. david: i don't think so. i think it is yellen's to lose. that's me. that is why i -- >> i cover washington and you cover -- david: we'll see. we'll see. i will put $5 on it. >> i bet you some probiotic yogurt. david: you have got a deal. he thinks it willlbe larry. i think it will be yellen. liz: alan blinder? come on. david: pop star kelly clarkson, is that who you were thinking of? tackling with the british government over a very valuable piece of jewelry. liz, take note. details coming next. this man is about to be the millionth customer. would you mind if i go ahead of yo

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lori: except for bette midler in the famous tweet. >> and a lot of democratic senators.ntment will be easier, remember she needs to be confirmed by senate, will be easier if yellen. will the senate back door the president on this? no way. lori: summers he was very much behind of deregulation of financial institutions. >> absolutely. >> the president back from vacation reinitiating getting dodd-frank implemented but doesn't seem like their philosophies are different from each other. >> great point. larry summers led for some massive, deregulation, it was done with republicans and robert reuben. treasury secretary. assistant treasury secretary. and took ruben's job when he left and went to citigroup. the people in the clinton administration led to deregulation, that obama right now is reimplementing. we should point out this. the fed is now a regulator. so larry summers will implement some of the reforms, quote, unquote, regulations that obama put in that were overriding his deregulation. it is odd but you know listen. he's a smart guy. larry summers is one of the smartest

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but as you mentioned already, they did come in a little bit bett better than the market was expecting look at survey indicators, they signal somewhat stabilization. so with respect to for the rest of the year, there's still contraction. and some sort of equilibrium into next year. >> can you actually say for the greek economy that the worst is definitely over, or are there more dangers lurking in the background? as you say, we did see some pretty encouraging signs like the trade beginning to rebalance. we see inventory restocking, but are these just temporary factors? could there be a false dawn for the greek economy? >> i think they all point in a similar direction. it's not just one indicator signaling somewhat, you know, more positive trends. but i think it's still a lower pace of contraction rather than a recovery. the recovery is likely to come more next year. so it's less of negative growth rates. as you point out, that comes from stronger exports. and also something that is very relevant for greece is the fiscal accounts. which it is suspected for the second half of the year to