ibrahim is a minister in charge of domestic security. he was involved in last month's forced eviction of supporters of deposed president mohamed morsi. 850 people died in the operation. ibrahim is strengthening the crackdown on morsi's power base, the muslim brotherhood. he has ordered the detention of many of its leaders. ♪ >>> officials at the tokyo electric power company have warned of a potential new problem at the fukushima daiichi nuclear plant. they say radioactive water that leaked from a storage tank last moh mahaveergewith grouwate tepco says it collected samples of ground water from a monitoring well about ten meters om the faulty tank. tests showed water contained high levels of radioactive substances. last month, tepco discovered more than 300 tons of contaminated water had leaked from the tank. company officials said some of that water may have reached the sea. >>> leakage of radioactive water from the fukushima plant is raising concerns around the world. people are worried about the safety of japanese food. nhk world has m

interior minister mohamed ibrahim survived the tack but many dead and six injured. the bomb was dropped from the top of a nearby building near him home on nasr city. first attack since mohamed morsi was out offe out of ousted in j. (n) a scheduled federal court hearing in san jose thursday, google's attorneys plan to argue that the long running practice is legal because of its use to sell ads. all users of e-mail must expect that their use is subjected to

the cogfirmation that mohammed ibrahim has not been injured. and we understand the minister is about to appear on state television. >> thank you very much for the update. >>> the international says it will will continue whether kenya withdraws from the hague. the president and deputy president deny allegations of planning and funding po post-election violence in 2007. politicians proposing the move say they want to protect kenyases sovereignty. our correspondent joins us live from nirobi. it's obvious why they would not want to be part of the icc. does it look like it is going to go ahead and pull out? >> reporter: it looks like this motion is going to be passed. what's happening now here in parliament and outside of parliament is intention loathing. this motion is being pushed by the members of the ruling coalition to the jubilee coalition who want this to be passed. they have the numbers in parliament. the opposition is having its own meeting trying to get a common position ahead of this -- ahead of this special session at 11:30 g. now, the o

but it was explained i think a target mohamed ibrahim and he is warning we have heard, he is warning that it's just the start of more to come. some sources in the ministry of interior have been saying that this marks a return to the egypt of the 1980s. president anwar sar sadat was assassinated by a group which was fighting for the state under hosne mubarak. what they want. >> thank you very much. we'll have to leave it there. there's been fighting between antigovernment draitors and police in bahrain. in response to a young activist. prodemonstrations about two years ago. >>> now the head of the palestinian football team has threatened to ask the sports governing body fifa to respond israel's football association. has its movements heavily restricted impacting on their international matches and recent talks between the two sides do not yield a resolution he's prepared to ask fifa of taking drastic actions. joanna what kind of restrictions do the palestinians taste? >> ever since the team was officially recognized by fifa, the teams that have had to come to them to play international

raymond ibrahim joins us. how widespread is it?'s immensely rampant, not just in the middle east, it's essentially in theentire islamic world. from arab world to morocco, to philippin philippines, to sudan, uganda, even in eure, where there are areas of heavily muslim populations. in the book, i go into the ways of including attacks on churches in egypt in just the last few weeks, as much as 80 christian churches and other christian organizations have been attacked, torched, burned. christians are in hiding. including the continuic pope himself. that's happening all over the islamic world. it's not being mentioned. >> so, raymond, i know this isn't the most elegant way to ask this question, throughout the history, weren't the christians doing the persecuting, why have the tables turned? >> i appreciate what you're saying and what you're reflecting is basically the orthodox narrative of history. which unfortunately has nothing to do with reality. the arab world, were part of the century.n world in the seventh in fact, they made up h

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ibrahim on the line with us on the line. ibrahim, can you tell us about life there in idlib right now? >> the situation here is very bad. we have a problem. ththere is no food. no water. no electricity. no communication, no school for the children. on top of all that, we have the world transform day by day. this is the situation now. >> back to you, is there any hope to be found in the refugee camps? do people there think they'll see an end to this conflict any time soon? >> initially people were hopeful. maybe a few months. maybe a few months, maybe next year, now people are talking about years. >> receiving refugees from the iraqi war, the lebanese war and refugees who have arrived in various waves. it's a very sad statement that this country that used to receive refugee. some of them refer to their country as the new iraq or the new lebanon, the latest multi sectarian, multi ethnic state, which is unraveling and tearing itself internally. >> i'm surous what you hear from those people in the camps. and then i'm curious to

interior minister mohamed ibrahim survived the tack but many dead and six injured. the bomb was dropped from the top of a nearby building near him home on nasr city. first attack since mohamed morsi was out offe out of ousted in j. (n) a scheduled federal court hearing in san jose thursday, google's attorneys plan to argue that the long running practice is legal because of its use to sell ads. all users of e-mail must expect that their use is subjected to ads. >>> in a surprising online message from iranian president hassan rahani, has got many people scratching their heads. >> president obama and other world leaders are in russia for the group of 20 summit. officially, in st. petersburg to talk about the global economy but the debate over syria is dominating talks on the sidelines of the summit. congress is expected to get members only briefing on syria. placing the resolution on the calendar. boast the house and senate are scheduled to return to work but isn't sure when they'll be voting on the resolution. >>> , corresponhow close is thin to willing to interior mi

from the associated press hunting egyptian officials saying that the interior official mohammed ibrahim has survived a car explosion. the associated press quoting egyptian officials the interior minister survived a car explosion. we're flyin trying to get in toh with our correspondents on the ground. >>> in a few hours from now, a summit of the world's biggest economies will begin in russia. members of the g-20 are expected to talk about financial issues. russian president vladimir pew did is hosting. and putin has accused the u.s. secretary of state john kerry of lying. >> translator: i have watched the debate in congress and when they asked if secretary kerry is the outside near syria kerry said no. i say officially they're not there but the rebels are a unit of al qaeda. kerry and the others know this. i don't like seeing this. we communicate with them and assume they're descent people but he lies openly and he knows that he lies. >> we are outside the balance and where the g-20 meeting will take place. any discussion on the sidelines, pete stper. >> absolutely,er every much on the m

interior minister mohamed ibrahim survived but there were deaths and injuries. we are not naming our correspondent for his own safety. what do we know about this explosion? specifically how close was this explosion to killing the interior minister? >> you mo what? i think it was a very close thing. if you look at the footage that's come out on state television, and from what eyewitnesses said as well, i.t. was a very large blast. the -- it was a very large blast. the interior ministry is saying the initial indications suggest the car was parked near the residence of the interior minister. as he was coming out, sorry as his convoy was passing the residence he was in a vehicle and the explosion happened. whether or not it was a car bomb hasn't completely been confirmed. but he said it was a very large blast, and we've been able to see the damage destroying many cars and several shops in the area. the interior minister himself said many of his guards had pen injured in the what he is calling an assassination attempt a devious attempt on his life and at the moment e

government that followed and the brother hood but a few blocks away university professor mohammed ibrahim, out shopping with her young daughter said polarization, not the spirit of compromise affects egypt now. >> there are two groups. if you are not with me you are opposite of me and there's no logic in when we speak with each other. i don't listen to. >> what will it take to change that? >> we will take much more time in order to be like american people, like english people, to be democratic from inside. >> time egypt today may not have. >> we will have more reporting from margaret this week including tomorrow. her interview with egypt's prime minister. >> today's news on syria was a tonic for wall street. stocks rallieds -- it-- >> peered diplomacy was overtaking the possibility of military action. the dow jones industrial average gained nearly 128 points to close at 15, 191. the nasdaq rose almost 23 points to close at 3729. this is primary day in new york city, with voters choosing party nominees for mayor and other races. in the mayor's contest, front- runner bill de blasio hopes to

the area is viewed as a stronghold of the muslim brotherhood, and mohamed ibrahim has been at the forefront of the crackdown on the islamist movement. officials say the damage indicates that 50 kilograms of explosives may have been used. an eyewitness described the lead up to the blast. >> 15 minutes before the minister went by, i saw three people going down the street. another one came from this street behind me as the minister approached and the police were holding other traffic. a small car sped past. the blast came a minute later. >> he called the attack a heinous assassination attempt. he said he was lucky to escape unhurt. at least one person died, and police are investigating whether that victim was involved in the attack. nearby vehicles and buildings were damaged. there was no immediate claim of responsibility, but speaking after the ass warned at a wave of terrorismof the we hot ache now, but we will be back in a minute's look at a word that is very >> welcome back. serious and thorough, even successful, but germans are not considered to be the most happy- go-lucky people in the w

convicted and would receive the death penalty only couple of weeks ago a former education minister mr ibrahim was sentenced to death after a very short process in misrata and. it's you know if you could easily suffer the same fate. just go back to your point about the i.c.c. and i think one has to distinguish the different organs of the i.c.c. you can talk about the prosecutor. who she chose to indict and whether that's a political decision or not but when we talk about a fair trial you have about three judges who have been chosen for their independent . expertise and i'm confident that they would have a fair trial before the i.c.c. . they can watch the full interview with john jones at seven thirty g.m.t. and earlier we spoke to the green lawmaker the country has every right to try to consult his son without foreign interference. so forget that he's a libyan all the crimes on the charges against him that have been filed committed in libya and i believe me and believes that he should be tried in libya none of the none of the crimes that he's been charged with are being committed outside libya

convicted and would receive the death penalty a new couple of weeks ago a former education minister mr ibrahim was sentenced to death after a very short process in israel and. that is your difficulties they suffer the same fate. just go back to your point about the i.c.c. and i think one has to distinguish the different organs of the i.c.c. you can talk about the prosecutor. who she chose to indict and whether that's a political decision alone but when we talk about a fair trial you have about three judges who have been chosen for their independence and impartiality in their expertise and i'm confident that you would have a fair trial before the i.c.c. coming back to you are your assertion about safe chances for fair trial being fairly low i would agree with you on that point but i would disagree with you on him getting capital punishment because ultimately he is the war trophy for isn't on militia and as long as they can keep him alive they have a very powerful bargaining chip on their hands so. i think what these the most likely what these the most. for you game is to be kept in detention in

convicted and would receive the death penalty only a couple of weeks ago a former education minister mr ibrahim was sentenced to death after a very short process. and. if you don't he could easily suffer the same fate. just to go back to your point about the i.c.c. and i think one has to distinguish the different organs of the i.c.c. you can talk about the prosecutor. who she chose to indict and whether that's a political decision or not but when we're talking about a fair trial you have about three judges have been chosen for their independent. expertise and i'm confident that we would have a fair trial before the i.c.c. . has just gone twenty five past eight here in moscow time to have a look at some other news making headlines around the world a senior police officer has been killed during an army assault on an opposition stronghold just outside dozens of police and military vehicles moved into. morning more than fifty people were arrested in the rate it comes a month after an attack on a police station that left eleven people dead. understand where a district governor of the northern provin

attempt officials say two of the attackers were killed during the assault by the minister mohammad ibrahim escaped unhurt according to officials ninety nine others were injured in the attack that occurred near the minister's home in the nasr city area which is a stronghold of the muslim brotherhood no group has claimed responsibility yet. and the mexico tens of thousands of teachers have held rallies across the country protesting against in a little ball that looks set to break teacher unions control overstaffing the largest march took place in the capital were demonstrators flooded the sand or walking off major highways under the reform salaries and jobs will be depended on a test based hiring and promotion system teachers say the measures of nor are the difficult working conditions they face and will simply be used to cut staff numbers . a massive car pileup in southeast england has left dozens of people injured at least eight of those are in a serious condition incident on a motorway and can't occur due to poor visibility amid heavy fog witnesses say the series of crashes involving a on

convicted and would receive the death penalty only couple of weeks ago former education minister mr ibrahim was sentenced to death after a very short process. and. he could easily suffer the same fate. just go back to your point about the i.c.c. and i think one has to distinguish the different organs of the i.c.c. you can talk about the prosecutor. who she chose to indict and a political decision or not but when we talk about a fair trial you're talking about three judges who have been chosen for their independent. expertise and i'm confident that he would have a fair trial before the i.c.c. . candidates are making bad last appeal to the public before germany's general election on sunday it's an important day for the country of course but also for the rest of europe still mired in economic strife and as peter all of the reports jim is young people are feeling increasingly sidelined as electioneering kicks into high gear. political promises ahead of the general election in germany just plain patronize in say the country's young people according to a poll of the next generation of voters less

attempt officials say two of the assailants were killed during the assault but the minister mohammed ibrahimscaped unhurt at least ten people were also injured in the attack no group has yet claimed responsibility. a massive car pileup in dance fog has left dozens of people injured on a bridge eighty kilometers east of london or visibility at the time of the accident left vehicles careering into each other and all one hundred thirty vehicles were involved in collisions with some cars trapped under lorries. and abby martin is next with breaking the set and no way. iraq afghanistan the balkans somalia haiti libya yemen and so on and so on the list of engagements and airstrikes by post cold war nato just keeps getting longer and now it looks like it's serious turn a lot of people have written me asking me to predict what is going to happen next which for me is a possible i'm not good at predicting the future but i can see is that we are living in a very tense moment in history many argue that the u.s. economy with its unfathomable debt is really propped up by war in the petro dollar so if the u

convicted and would receive the death penalty only a couple of weeks ago a former education minister mr ibrahim was sentenced to death after a very short process in misrata and it's clear that if you don't he could easily suffer the same fate. just to go back to your point about the i.c.c. and i think one has to distinguish the different organs of the i.c.c. you can talk about the prosecutor who who she or he had the tongue chose to indict and whether that's a political decision or not but when we talk about a fair trial you have about three judges who have been chosen for their independence and impartiality in their expertise and i'm confident that he would have a fair trial before the i.c.c. . off the break of the martin the fall of the political scandal triggered by revelations of us spying on brazil i think. i got some angry but polite messages after i came out in favor of the foreign adoption ban of russian children by people in the usa this is not a dig on america i think russia or any country that respects itself should export any children to anywhere at all people tell me that i'm paran

rather has survived an assassination attempt after a blast in cairo ripped through his convoy mohammed ibrahim escaped unhurt twenty two people were taken to hospital including ten policemen and a young boy the muslim brotherhood quickly condemned the attack in a way that makes it to the bombings. a u.s. drone strike near a town on pakistan's border with afghanistan has killed at least seven suspected militants pakistan intelligence officials us a missile hit a sprawling compound used as a hideout by terrorists america's drone program has resulted in hundreds of civilian deaths in recent years raising considerable tension with islamabad. the big tough question is unplayable of fed's next in the world a pox. iraq afghanistan the balkans somalia haiti libya yemen and so on and so on the list of engagements and airstrikes by post cold war nato just keeps getting longer and now it looks like it's serious turn a lot of people have written me asking me to predict what is going to happen next which for me is a possible i'm not good at predicting the future but i can say is that we are living in a ver

through skype we reached a doctor in syria, the pediatrician who treated ibrahim.illnesses we are confronting because of an absolute absence of food the doctor explains. "we've depleted all of our food reserves. even animal products that could act as alternatives, because there are no animals left." most of the residents just to the southwest of damascus have long fled. but among the 15,000 who remain, an estimated 5,000 are children. under siege now for months by regime forces, cut off from all aid. >> for us, the fact that reports keep coming in from the area indicating the people are dying because they don't have medical supplies, people are dying because, you know, they don't have food supplies, they don't have as we mentioned the necessary staples as well is a serious cause for concern. >> reporter: the icrc's request for access have repeatedly been denied, and there are hundreds of thousands of people living under a similar siege across the country. >> you know, arwa, it's an amazing situation. there is a u.s. red line preventing syria from using chemical wea

at the young age of twenty four of them known causes during his all too short yet remarkable life ibrahim fought for a better yemen i believe in the crusade against an illegal and a horrifying us drone war that has killed as many as four thousand four hundred people to date according to bureau of investigative journalism his words from a two thousand and twelve op ed in new york times still resonate with the exact same power and today and he writes.

ibrahim had -- which left hundreds of people dead.t's military leader says security will be increased. more now from our special correspondence, not naming the correspondent for security reasons what is the situation now? president obama just beginning his press conference to basically the end of the g 20 summit, let's listen in. >> this summit marks another milestone in the word's topography from the crisis in erupted five years ago this month. instead of the looming threat of another finance thible melt down, we are focused for the first time in many years on building on the gains that we have made. fir the first time in three years instead of an urgent discussion to discuss the european crisis we see a europe that has emerged from recession. in the global economy. our manufacture sector is rebounding. in rules have strengthened our banks or reducing our addiction to foreign oil, and producing more clean energy. and as we learn today over the past 3 1/2 years our businesses have created 7 1/2 million new jobs. a pace of more than 2

. >> mohammed ibrahim had reportedly received death threats this week. he had been give given an armorr for precaution. there were reports of gunfire after the explosion. the people in the area described a very loud bang that shook their buildings. >> when the minister was approaching, and the police officers were starting to hold traffic forum, a car passed and a minute plate the explosio latn happened. >> protesters staged a sit-in until military broke it up, killing protesters. aegean muslim brotherhood leader condemned the attack. over a does guards were injured. the minister arrived at the interior ministry in cairo two hours after the attack. >> thank god it was a cowardly attempt. the forensic experts are investigating and it appears to have been an explosive device that was large and set off remotely. they waited for my vehicle to pass because the impact was close to my car. it destroyed four vehicles of my protection team and shops in the area were badly affected including a civilian car and a child who had a leg amputated. i have an officer wit

mohamed ibrahim had reportedly received death threats earlier this week.he had been given an armored car for increased protection. state security sources say a device had been placed in the car or a motor bike and according to forensic reports had been remotely detonated. people in the area described a very loud bang that shook their buildings. one man said he saw a car driving away just before the attack. >> when the minister was approaching and traffic police officers were starting to hold traffic for him, a small black car sped past and a minute later the explosion happened. >> the district of nasr city, the muslim brotherhood has stroing supporstrong support he. the interior minister is in charge of the cup's police force. a senior muslim brotherhood leader condemned the attack. over a dozen guards and passers by were injured. the minister arrived in the interior ministry in cie ro two hours after the attack. >> thank god it was a cowardly attack. the investigators are investigating, it was large set off remotely and they waited for my vehicle to past

attacks, and is also specifically mentioned the defense minister and the interior minister, mohammed ibrahim who escaped from the assassination attempt a few days ago >> thank you for the update from cairo. >> now, the afghan president condemned a nator airstrike in the north-east province. hamid karzai said attacking women and children is against international norms. 16 people were killed in the attack, says the governor, 12 civilians. nato says 10 were killed, all fighters. jane ferguson has the latest from the afghan capital. >> the nato drone strike took place saturday afternoon in the north-east of afghanistan. it's known to be a stronghold of the taliban. as is often the case after a drone strike the various sides of this conflict came out with different versions of events. different versions of who was killed and how many people were killed. the taliban have said that 16 people were killed, and that they were all civilians. none of their fighters were injured or killed in the strike. the local governor said 16 were killed, but four were taliban fighters, and the rest civilians - inclu

mohammed ibrahim is taking on the role himself.n official speaking on anonymity, other islamists and communications with people outside. >>> an american man convicted of kidnapping three women has been found dead in his prison cell in ohio. ariel castro was serving a life sentence. stephanie sy reports. >> ariel castro was found about 9:30 tuesday night hang in his prison sell. officials produced this statement, rounds were taken every 30 minutes. it was too late. the 53-year-old was taken to this hospital in cleveland and pronounced dead a short time later. it's been just over a month since castro began serving life plus 1,000 years in prison after pleading guilty to 937 charges. among them kidnapping, rape and aggravated murder for forcing one of his victims to miscarry. castro abducted amanda berry, michelle knight and gina dejesus, his sentencing hearing was one of the few times he spoke publicly, following his arrest. >> i'm sick. >> the former school bus driver showed no emotion when a tearful michelle knight spoke in front o

ibrahim is the head of the police force. no one has claimed responsibility for the attack.brotherhood association group says they strongly condemn what happened. >>> the obama administration has made its most aggressive decision yet in applying federal benefits to same-sex couples. under the new policy, couples in legal gay marriages will now be eligible for veterans' benefits. the decision comes after the supreme court struck down the defense of marriage act this summer. nbc news justice correspondent pete williams joins us with the latest. pete, i understand there was a letter also from the attorney general regarding this. >> right. the reason we say this is the most aggressive move by the administration is because all of the steps beforehand, including the one from the irs last week saying that same-sex couples could be considered married depending on not where they live but where they were married, all those depend on interpreting the regulations. but there was a federal law, actually two provisions of federal law that defined who is eligible for veterans' benefits as a

government that followed and the brother hood but a few blocks away university professor mohammed ibrahim, out shopping with her young daughter said polarization, not the spirit of compromise affects egypt now. >> there are two groups. if you are not with me you are opposite of me and there's no logic in when we speak with each other. i don't listen to. >> what will it take to change that? >> we will take much more time in order to be like american people, like english people, to be democratic from inside. >> time egypt today may not have. >> we will have more reporting from margaret this week including tomorrow. her interview with egypt's prime minister. >> today's news on syria was a tonic for wall street. stocks rallieds -- it-- >> peered diplomacy was overtaking the possibility of military action. the dow jones industrial average gained nearly 128 points to close at 15, 191. the nasdaq rose almost 23 points to close at 3729. this is primary day in new york city, with voters choosing party nominees for mayor and other races. in the mayor's contest, front- runner bill de blasio hopes to

government that followed and the brother hood but a few blocks away university professor mohammed ibrahim, out shopping with her young daughter said polarization, not the spirit of compromise affects egypt now. >> there are two groups. if you are not with me you are opposite of me and there's no logic in when we speak with each other. i don't listen to. >> what will it take to change that? >> we will take much more time in order to be like american people, like english people, to be democratic from inside. >> time egypt today may not have. >> we will have more reporting from margaret this week including tomorrow. her interview with egypt's prime minister. >> woodruff: now, amid civil war in syria, and talk of involvement by the u.s., we get another take on war and its impact, through the lens of a camera. jeff is back with our look. >> brown: a marine in afghanistan has a close call with taliban fighters. a republican militiawoman training on the beach outside barcelona in the spanish civil war. a bosnian soldier stands on a mass grave outside his destroyed home. a class photo of young ch

through skype, they reached a doctor in syria, the pediatrician who treated ibrahim.ns. "we've depleted all of our food reserves, even animal products that could act as alternatives because there are no animals left." >> sadly, since arwa filed that report, we have learned that little boy has since died. an important point, cnn has no way to independently verify the authenticity of these videos. the red cross says they can't confirm how many people are in this condition because they simply have not been granted access to some of those troubled areas in syria. want to take you back to the neighboring lebanon. dr. sanjay gupta back with me who has been reporting from the border for the past couple of days. and sanjay, the video, the video just continues to be very, very difficult to look at. there is absolute devastation and desperation in syria, but the refugee camps where you visited in lebanon, is malnutrition a problem for them, too? >> yes, it can be a problem here. i've just got to say, brooke, all the problems in the world that we talk about, and we've talked abo

ibrahim. >>> there are startling new statistics on children using e-cigarettes.to the cdc the number of school kids whoever tried them doubled from 2011 to 2012. the study raising concerns electronic cigarettes could become a gateway to nicotine and other things. fox's john roberts is live for us from atlanta. what's the latest? >> good afternoon, alisyn. here's what the centers for disease control is worried about. the last decade there has been a significant downward trend of high school students using cigarettes. that's the good news. the down news is in 20121 in 10 reported they used or tried an electronic cigarette. that means across the country almost 2 million of those students are smoking or using those electronic cigarettes. now, like a regular cigarette, these electronic cigarettes are a nicotine delivery system and instead of creating smoke, they create a vapor with a heated nicotine liquid. in our interview with dr. marc siegel said he's concerned these electronic cigarettes could be a gateway for young people to start using real cigarettes and effect