was there disunity in terms ofr wheto support mohamed morsi, who becamepresident of egypt? >> disunity is putting it mildly. i think there was a great deal ofanxiety to see a muslim brotherhood member as president. a few montwe into he stepped in to broke ear peace agreement between hamas andh israel, and atat point i think he had really won over the administration and showed that he could work with president obama, that he was not hostile to israel, and that he could advance the interests of stability around the region. that was probably his apex i american eyes. >> schifrin: as mohamed morsi was winning over some u.s. officials, obviously there was some planning going on for a coup. talk about what was happening in egypt in terms o the coup and the mixed messages that the u.s. delivered when it ard about those plans >> certainly a lot of the bureaucracy in egypt was hostile to president morsi, including all the police, who were not doing their job in any respect and watching public security deteriorate. on the american side, as you say, mixed messages is really what emerg

. >> fast forward a year after morsi won. you were in the area. where he came under attack by the military. >> you're talking about the massacre. august 14, 2013. five years ago. >> put an end to the brotherhood leadership. >> yes. and it put egypt firmly back on the course to a dictator ship. what's astonishing is it's a large massacre. bigger than the tianamen square. we don't remember it that way. it has to do with american attitudes towards the brotherhood. people are reluctant to believe that this was a mass shooting of largely unarmed, non-violent demonstrators. there was a thousand people killed that day. >> were you afraid? >> of course i was afraid. it's a terrifying thing. in the moment you don't focus on your own death so much. but it was certainly was a scary, scary experience. i will never forget the amount of bloodshed i saw that day. it's a reason why i wanted to go back and write this book. >> this book is into the hand of the soldier. and that is what happened. that was the day democracy died in egypt. even me saying that, if any

morsi was arrested, obama was on the phone with morsi, trying to help him figure out how to stay in officegovernment, if you bring in your civilian opponents, you can still turn this around. meanwhile, his secretary of state, john kerry, made clear he had given up on morsi and thought his presidency was untenable. secretary of defense hagel, who was given stern talking points to try to tell his counterpart, the egyptian defense minister, you must not remove the elected president, we want democracy in egypt, he was focused mainly on building a friendship. and as soon as he was removed, it turns out that michael morell, who had been the acting head of the cia that whole time was openly cheering. an arab diplomat who supports a ku is called up and morel says thumbs up, i'm glad it happened. so clearly, there were mixed signals. if anybody was looking for the american government to put the brakes on the ku, and mohamed morsi was looking, that didn't happen. >> you were in d.c. before this happened. you have been watching what's been unfolding in washington today and certainly what happened in

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. >> certainly a lot the bureaucracy in egypt was hostile to president morsi, including all the police, who werenot doing their job in any respect and watching public security heteriorate. onamerican side, as you say, mixed messages is really what emerged. when this book gave mae chanc to go back and report on what america, what washington had ten doing in the run-up coup, you find wildly discore dent voices. president obama as late as two days before morsi was removed from power was on the phone n unseling him in aearnest and sincere way on how the stay in office. at the same tim oe, secreta state john kerry made it clear to many in the region that he had pretty much given up on mors secretary of defense hagel who was assigned by the white house to givsterned messages to sisi not to depose the elected president,as focused on building up sisi's trust andha reassuring himamerica would always have his back. >> schifrin: it may sound like a naive question, butsurely when the president gives an order, surely the administration falls in line. why the disarray? >> i thnk historians will take

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vigilantes en zonas turísticas ante cualquier actividad que puede resutlar sospechosa pero de mohamed morsintrar a todas las víctimas del puente, una sección del puente colgante colapsó por fuerte tormenta >> una organización publicó un encuesta para ver si era necesario los patrullajes, casi 8 de 10 personas votaron a favor de agregar más agentes del orden, la organización también le pide a los directivos soliciten la ayuda de la policía local para ofrecer más protección >> el problema de seguridad al hacer uso del transporte público ha llevado a una ciudad a instalar un scanner en el metro, ¿cómo afecta a los usuarios? gabriel huerta nos amplía >> el objetivo es detectar armas o explosivos introducidos en las líneas del metro y el sistema metropolitano de transporte >> sería bueno porque es necesario >> en coordinación con la agencia federal autoridades anunciaron que a partir de mañana iniciarán el uso de escáneres que le permiten usar armas por ondas de calor >> los aparatos funcionan con el calor del cuerpo que detecta cualquier objeto en la ropa >> las autoridades dicen que son aparat

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been barred from returning home to run in democratic republic of congo's presidential elections and morsi could to him be a wealthy businessman and a former governor of could tank a province has instead been charged with offenses against state security it comes as another rival of president joseph kabila former rebel leader and x. vice president jumpier ben has returned home to launch his own bid catherine soy has the latest now from kinshasa. well it's got to be is at the zambia and the democratic republic of congo border he managed to get into the country that's the r.c. but then police repast him he's with his supporters at the situation that's where he's trying to come in to the country through it's very very thing deeds police have set up roadblocks to the airport to that border point as well the presidential guard has been patrolling moyse cutting the saying that he just wants to come into the country to submit his paperwork to the electoral commission to be able to participate in the presidential election in december but the government saying that they will not let him enter the co

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parliament last year in a by election where he defeated four challengers including one backed by president morsy even. less than two years in office this has been strongly critical of governments. anyone who is a serious politician needs to sit back and evaluate that who is would be weighing reprise into when he talks about people power you know what is he trying to say is in there any weight in the words that he's expressing to us today right and shouldn't the president to keep. the rig a star has enjoyed more than fifteen years of a successful music are you know he sees making it in entertainment has been an uphill struggle but challenging a government that has been in power for forty two years could prove to be his biggest struggle yet. once loyal is a necklace of hero he joins us from uganda's capital kampala welcome to day to you so your client was charged with treason what was your response to that. challenge for the crime and treason is a capital offense the tracks of death penalty and. he says child that must not make it must be a child based on concrete evidence or community in the inst

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to morsi kamala's is in vain mahler's music was received with mixed feelings and panic feelings as far as outright rejection because. i think he believed that he had to do something for mahler because mahler was underexposed as a result of the political conditions decades earlier saying for the people they were the focus of the great beautiful about it's a great orchestra of a city in which knowledge of music had been better and i don't see any doubt it given you any don't worry. i'll let. i was going to sneak in much. the same high thing off when i can still see him standing there at a rehearsal of mahler's ninth that in the final movement he suddenly knelt on the ground and tears poured down his face also named it they so moved by the music of us and it left a powerful impression on everyone the stock and. that if we had played mahler's third fourth or sevens for the first time with bernstein then all later conductors were judged by bernstein standards i would say that's how it has to be saying he definitely changed the world's view of mahler i think he was an absolutely key influenc

interest and one thing that i can actually say is that we all remember in the moment you see mamma morsi era that's open a little advise discussion i think that would be a mistake that actually you know led to some egyptian opposition leaders in government of shards suggesting bomb being and other military actions there is one fact the only source for this problem if we call it a problem is that very much diplomatic and coming around the table and sometimes right compromising and one thing is also very much sure of course the media and the pundits as we all can talk about the possibility of what a war but that is one very much natural reason that will not lead to the touch an issue to be from becoming very much a challenge because it's your p.r. on this. or at least eighty five percent of the waters comes from ethiopia and if there is a country that would live to the tog this this country we have actually owns eighty five percent of the water right you could the ocean devices of georgia to get only one that you know naturally on the lot and likely yes it doesn't resonate in ethiopia but

based on a request from egypt he was the minister of parliamentary affairs under former president morsi is government is unknown opposition figures been living in exile in europe since the july two thousand and thirteen military coup the us is planning to impose even higher tariffs on chinese imports upping the ante from ten percent to twenty five percent oppose levy will cover two hundred billion dollars worth of goods present trump accuses china of unfair trade practices is putting pressure on beijing to reform under brown has more from beijing. is precious in china only fifteen percent of the country is honorable that makes the law shouldn't fertile provinces very important especially now. close to the border with russia this is soybean country. china is the world's largest consumer of soybeans but it can't grow enough and so is reliant on imports to meet demand that means the decision to impose a twenty five percent levy on u.s. soil beans creates risk yet in this province the trade fight appears to be having a welcome impact. farmers like moon family being urged by the local govern

commission who will deal with this macro is very clear he does not want to undermine him opposition leader morsi khatami has been barred from returning home to return run in democratic republic of congo's presidential elections it comes as another rival of president joseph kabila former rebel leader and ex vice president john pierre bemba also returned home to launch his own bid catherine sawyer has more from can shell said. voice got to be arrived at the border between sandy and the democratic republic of congo the key supporters filming his journey the government has denied many journalists access to the border area that to be managed to get to no man's land the police quickly forced him back across the border into zambia. and we went into exile in twenty sixteen after fooling out with president joseph kabila he was accused of trying to topple the government using foreign mass neris and later sentenced in his absence to three years in prison for real estate fraud government officials say he will be arrested if he manages to return tension is high in his strongholds. if. there will be no electi

egypt to hand him over he was the minister of parliamentary affairs under former president mohamed morsy his government is a known opposition figure who's been living in exile in europe since the july twenty third team military coup. the us is planning to impose even higher tariffs on chinese imports upping the ante from ten percent to twenty five percent the proposed levy will cover two hundred billion dollars worth of goods tariffs of already been imposed on thirty four billion dollars worth of chinese imports president trump accuses china of unfair trade practices and he's putting pressure on beijing to reform particle hain has more from washington. this is a sign that the trump administration is getting frustrated because remember this is a president who promised on the campaign trail to his supporters that america was being ripped off that a trade war could be won easily and quickly but right now his core supporters are really hurting from the tariffs the china has put back in place after the u.s. raised tariffs on chinese goods so now he's trying to up the ante he said he was going

based on the request from egypt in this the minister of parliamentary affairs under former president morsi as government is a no opposition figure has been living in exile in europe since july two thousand and thirteen when the military coup happens here as is planning to impose even higher tariffs on chinese imports are paying the end tape from ten percent to twenty five percent of those levy will cover two hundred billion dollars worth of goods to have the already been imposed on thirty four billion dollars worth of chinese imports president trump accuses china of unfair trade practices and is putting pressure on beijing to reform classical hain has more from washington. this is a sign that the trump administration is getting frustrated because remember this is a president who promised on the campaign trail to his supporters that america was being ripped off that a trade war could be won easily and quickly the right now his core supporters are really hurting from the tariffs the china has put back in place after the u.s. raised tariffs on chinese goods so now he's trying to up the ante h

this is what we have been seen in egypt for the past few years, particularly after morsi was kicked out. the golf model of economic development was used as a template, if you will, to be moved over to cairo. we saw a lot of deals that were being signed for the reconstruction of new cairo, if you will. and the entry of ivar which is a uae real estate company to build new cairo as a new capital. there would be this new capital and egypt's sovereign wealth fund represents this new egypt. in terms of the way that egypt could be able to put tray itself as a sovereign country with a where it wealth fund could invest in the future. the problem with egyptian projects is they take a very long time to get off the ground. because of corruption within the of the the likelihood egyptian sovereign wealth fund operating like many of the other wealth funds may get off to a very bad start. another part of the sovereign wealth fund, in theory, is to be able to work with egypt's emerging gas industry. this is all tied together. be bringing in revenues related to the sale of the gas and so on and it will h

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he's scheduled to leave here at about 4:00 to head to a rally in west virginia in support of patrick morsi. the president usually doesn't hold back in these rallies. he may speak to reporters as he leaves the white house. white house not reacting to plea deal from a top associate in michael cohen but the fact that paul manafort jury could come back at any moment. president connected to all of these but so far not commenting. >> let me turn to my four brilliant people sitting to my right. you have been out front in this cohen reporting. he's going to plead guilty to x, y, and z. what will you be listening for? >> i think this is really going to be something to listen to because the judge is going to say to cohen i want to hear in your own words what crime you committed. in that allocution, how detailed does cohen get as it relates to campaign finance charges? does he say he did it at the direction of anyone? is that person the president? does he say that more vaguely and does the judge accept it? the judge could say i want to know that what you did was a crime and i want to hear in your wor

is going to return to coal country tonight headed to west virginia to campaign for attorney patrick morsiing to flip the seat from democrat senator joe mansion but while there trump will vail details to rewrite clean power plan. that is obama era effort to slow climate change. the epa plan relieve from strict emission goals and comes less than mooct after administration move to freeze standards for car and trucks that were set to take effect. fbn lew will have full live coverage of the president's rally in west virginia tonight. that starts at 7 p.m. eastern time. and the president is stepping up his criticism of federal reserve chairman jerome powell. >> details now from our own hillary vaughn. >> good morning lauren and cheryl, fed reserve chair jerome powell has been in a seat over six months before already in the hot seat the president saying in an interview with with reuters he's not thrilled with the decision to hike interest rates are. the sharp words coming from the white house l follows two interest rate hikes under powell as tenure of chair. he thinks central bank should be acco

morsi is a little behind right now.needs you, he needs all of you, he needs you to go out and do warriors and deputies for him. and the planis, needs him. i would say god bless this great man, god bless this great country, and thank you for having me. pres. trump: he is a big man. he is all man. 6'11". i won't talk about the weight. i don't know. i don't know what the weight is. i won't go there. but he is a big man, he is a great man, a wonderful friend of mine. that was really great when he set up a man you want to be your next senator. we also have a special friend of ,ine, she loves your state shelley moore capital. . congressman david mckinley, alimony, and evan jenkins. evan, you put up one hell of a fight. thank you, evan. boy, you or something. in your state gop chairwoman melanie potter. melanie, thank you. thank you, melanie. tremendouss is a senator, somebody that has helped us throughout our agenda, which is make america great again, pretty much, and we have a lot of different names. did you see promises mad

politicians are they trying to return all returning ahead of december selection tell us more about morsi and has attempted return. what we know is that this speech to a show in. the capital of congo in the west is x. we. can be defeated by supporters of. gathering we're told that's not believe how barricaded the roads would the employed in the bush. have restricted the movement of officials all. coalition we're also told that the presidential guard has been patrolling the streets now we are also being told that the to begin south is in the plan is to get. the d. r. c. and then i came to cross the government saying that they will not allow him to step into the country and he does then they're going to arrest the movie left the country fled into exile back in twenty six after he was accused of trying to topple the government using foreign mosques and then a month after he had fled he was sentenced to three years in prison for property fraud is all this is politically instigated and he just wants to come back to submit his papers so that he can be able to run in the presidential race in dec

being held at the request of egypt he was minister of public interest in former president mohamed morsy government soup is a new opposition figure and has been living in exile in europe since the military coup small seat from power in twenty thirteen. well the democratic republic of congo's health ministry has confirmed that four new a bowl of cases in the northeast of the province of north kivu have appeared there's concern that fighting in the region could make it harder to contain the virus the ministry says there's no evidence linking these cases to the recent outbreak that killed thirty three people in the northwest that outbreak was declared over last week dr ali khan is dean of the college of public health of the university of nebraska he says rule communities need better education to understand how a bowl is transmitted. what we saw in the last outbreak we hope to see in this outbreak which is a really active response vaccination of contacts and hopefully hopefully shut the outbreak down very quickly unfortunately this outbreak is in an active conflict zone on the border rwanda

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rights and progress of the morsi can take root without having it hijacked by dictatorships and things like that to get where you're coming from you someone it's a good thing what is doing on the growth front regardless of the political or vice versa i believe the what program is doing is interesting. you should be saying this is. what you think about rwanda and the government what's happened well i'm not rwanda i don't live in rwanda so it would be kind of arrogant of me to sit here and start pointing fingers at that economy what i will say is that that country came from a genocide that the world turned their backs we flew paper out within ninety days ten percent of the population was massacred and we didn't really we did nothing the international community did nothing and so you know i am sympathetic to the fact that there they had a very big difficult challenge everything was raised to the ground i think that they are showing improvements in many of the metrics that economists care about things they doing business participation are there sixty one percent of women in parliament more

rights and progress of the morsi can take root without having it hijacked by dictatorships and things like that to get where you're coming from you someone it's a good thing what is doing on the growth front regardless of the political voice first i believe the what program is doing is interesting. you should be saying this is. what you think about rwanda and the government what's happened well i'm not rwanda i don't live in rwanda so it would be kind of arrogant of me to sit here and start pointing fingers at that economy what i will say is that that country came from a genocide that the world turned their backs we flew people out within ninety days ten percent of the population was massacred and we didn't really we did nothing the international community did nothing and so you know i am sympathetic to the fact that there they had a very big difficult challenge everything was raised to the ground i think that they are showing improvements in many of the metrics that economists care about things they doing business participation there are sixty one percent of women in parliament more

we are told that 2019 morsi african changes to the iphone did upgrade in google as well and for theirdevices. what does this tell us about the evolution of consumer preferences if apple is keeping these and making them bigger? does that mean that is where references are going? realized that their consumers going to pay top dollar to get the device. they don't want cheap, plastic small phones. they tried that with the five c you years ago and it was a horrible flop. the cheaper phone won't be so cheap as much as that of the between 650 and $750 with a bigger screen and aluminum premium edges as well are you a high-end phones could go north of a hundred thousand dollars. apple is really sticking to their guns at the high-end this time around. we speak so much about the words of the iphone you have done since of reporting on the other new apple products coming. >> that's right, there will be new air pod, apple watches and ipads. the ipad grow up they will be the bigger of a in the line, based getting the iphone x treatment. it will lose the home button and the gesture faced interface. si

president trump hits to west virginia today where he will promote after morsi's candidacy for senate. the israeli president met with u.s. national security adviser john bolton in jerusalem today. bolton said it was a challenging time for both israel and the united states. just underlining the close friendship and alliance between the two governments and the people of israel and the united states, it is always important to do. it has been a great pleasure to be here with you. i appreciate your courtesy and all the timeliness shared with us. praised the u.s. withdrawal from iran nuclear agreement. he called it a unique window of opportunity for exerting itssure on iran to affect nuclear capabilities. global news 24 hours a day on air and at tictoc on twitter powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. it's one of the new york, 6 p.m. in london. i'm shery ahn. i'm vonnie quinn. welcome to bloomberg markets. here are the top stories on the bloomberg. 500 hit ao the s&p record high and announced it is slowly not steps belo

aid to the egyptian army after it ousted president mohamed morsi and his muslim brotherhood party.tion for the attack on the u.s. mission many benghazi that killed four americans including ambassador chris stevens. >> have no doubt, we are holding the president of the united states responsible, and he is responsible, and he has not -- and he has given contrasting versions of events to the american people. >> reporter: in 2015 mccain became chairman of the senate armed services committee and used the platform to push for an expanded u.s. military presence in iraq and syria and a new strategy in afghanistan. >> we need to have a strategy to win. the strongest nation on earth should be able to win. >> reporter: as the 2016 presidential election candidates began to emerge and he campaigned for his own senate re-election, mccain pledged to support the eventual republican nominee. he later pulled his endorsement of donald trump, citing their differences on public policy issues like national security and trump's controversial comments about women. then in the midst of his sixth senate ter