supporters have flooded the streets of cairo with demands to return there were ousted leader well ahmed morsi back to office what is causing a coup the revolution and the possibility of peace with osama morsy who takes close to heart the removal of his father from the presidential state so salma many believe muslim brotherhood has failed not even because of the religious factor. but because he didn't have a political plan an economic plan do you admit that your father made mistakes. and that i lived i believe the only way to settle political differences is five democratic general elections. russian or american or british defense minister will overthrow a democratically elected government just because there's opposition respirator sitting on the streets it's impossible egypt egypt. has well. over the past because it was here as we'll as the that's what are you still strong so we. made our choice and you're going with the people of egypt with the selected their own government i didn't but some hue have called your supporters to come out to the streets and fight even if it leads to bloodshed mor

right now this is live video from tahrir square in cairo where the opponents of ahmed morsi have gathered to celebrate the islam is president's ouster. two am in moscow good to have you with us here on r t our top story latin american countries are angry over the e.u.'s decision to ground in reportedly searching jet carrying the bolivian president over rumors whistleblower edward snowden could be aboard almost a whole continent rallying in support of bolivia artie's alexei he has more. things are not looking so good for the diplomats european diplomats accredited in latin american countries some of them may actually be expelled in particular those working in believe the that will be more clear after the emergency summit of they want us to organization which unites most of the latin american countries which will be held on thursday some statements will be produced there but following this nightmare flight of ever more or less through europe last night we've seen an unprecedented solidarity from all that american countries on the matter they've all been very critical of what happened with t

three people have been killed and several more injured when the gyptian troops fired on problem ahmed morsy supporters as they may fade away towards the headquarters of the republican guard it is believed that in this building be deposed egyptian president is being held along with some fifty five other members of his former parliament we are receiving reports that some of the protesters are fired back at the gypsum police now there are mass protests throughout egypt today in want morsy supporters are calling a friday off rejection and they are rejecting the fact that he has been overthrown they calling this a military coup many of them vowing that they will fight this to the end the country is in a state of high alert at the same time we do not have the egyptian army continues with that crap down of the muslim brotherhood top islamist figures have been arrested we know that the military is rounding up those who have not yet been yeah unfortunately critics especially as predicted that but is that fitting that history is repeating itself that. well basically is the feeling that history is rep

ahmed morsi had that only demonstration paid for by the islamic and nines a coalition of islam is parties in support of the president and his organization the miss him but it's because of the president was democratically elected and therefore the only way to relieve him from office is through the elections this fall be a demonstration just to see the red line and slam the opposition forces including tomorrow as being dogs and it just amidst these divisions increasing across the country and violence rising people think that this situation is not going to end anytime soon the worst is yet to come. neil clark who is a journalist focusing on the middle east things is in danger of plunging into civil war if president morsi insist on staying because it stay on the clear that the people had more than enough of it he's been a total disaster the year he speaks about he's broken every single progress that he that he made when he was elected and it's time for him to go if he doesn't go i think civil war could happen because you know people are extremely angry and they're angry about what happened in

ahmed morsi is reinstatement feel that they are being denied democracy. my family is just one family that you know that many families in egypt are to the streets to demand that the first really elect the president first widget president of egypt be reinstated because what happened was a military coup i think now all the military knows that. there are millions and millions of people in the streets you do not want this army people to come back again along with mubarak's corruption right now what we see is pretty barks they come back bubbling to the surface and the military will do just as it has done before whatever it can do seven do and to you know qual these protests that are in the streets right now as they have been for. journalist who miles who specializes in the middle east says that the country's deep seeded a deep rooted economic problems can't be solved until a political solution is reached. it is possible that egypt can recover it's not it's not full yet but it does have a very problem unemployment social inequality public see these need to be ad

to protesters not the solution to be killed this is what we want to see all right ahmed awa gyptian support of morsi thank you so much for being with us here on the program. anti morsi activists abstain. believes the muslim brotherhood is exaggerating casualty figures to convince their foreign allies they need to help against a military. when did. people who were in. the government and. all the egyptian people did not accept that. we did not accept that it is them we did not accept the fascism we did not accept what do you expect from losers of course they're trying to justify their trying to pull over to the well to of course. support those united states for how. we will never ever let anyone into future in our country if they accept that the americans accept that people will go and shoot soldiers in the pentagon we will accept there was a number as it was to shoot our soldiers. now upsetting images of the violence in egypt have been posted on twitter and we can see that some of those injured are children and there are claims that a thirteen year old boy was killed in alexandria and also pictures s

it was attended by a few hundred supporters of the deposed president mohamed morsi and were criticizing the grand ahmed el-tayeb and said he remained silent and by doing that he's playing into the hands of the people, that they are denouncing daily in their protests, the interim adership under president mansour. nd the general elsisi called for protests friday. prime re expecting the minister to speak soon. what are we expecting? >> the interim prime minister is probably going to try and justify why there was a call from the defense chief on wednesday for people to turn out because there's been a lot of discussion about the language and the reasons. a, why was he saying that if people turn out in large numbers that will give the authorities a mandate to tackle violence and terrorism what exactly did he mean by that? there have been a lot of violent incidents and some of them have been around marches in cairo and other cities but also violence incidents in the north of sinai with attacks on police targets and civilians. but not everyone's clear that there should be a link made between those two phenomen

morsi, he's marginalized too many people. >> that's what i want to go to. michael, worst case, as ahmedcribed, they're going to continue to protest until something changes, namely morsi gets out. but i want to ask you, worst case, michael, what kind of military strength -- maybe this is an odd question, what kind of military strength forcive arms does the muslim brotherhood have? >> well, the muslim brotherhood has been one of the best organized groups in egypt. certainly, there's been some shady groups associated with the muslim brotherhood. you have the united states considers a terrorist group, the blind sheikh was a member of that group and mohammed morsi appointed a governor from that group to be governor of a province. right now, looks like the muslim brotherhood is starting to organize a militia. what we don't want to see is what happened in algeria 20 years ago where you had a canceled election, it turned out to be because the islamic government that had won wanted to have one man, one vote, one time. it seems morsi is going down that playbook. somehow i don't think the people i

political activist ahmed naguib who spoke to us from cairo said that morsi is now paying for the numerous promises that he made during the arab spring but hasn't kept. the people the statement is regardless of the political process it's people's would that is outs and bet against anyone who thinks they can hijack this revolution mercy netizens and any of his promises made even his own elections program so that people as you know who do for him is no mean that kind of because he's never been those promises that he came to any good reelections this he came through a revolution and he did not respect that revolution but then there are other thing is that i would like to see very much if you define none fragmented opposition that can negotiate with a cutting government a smooth transition and at peace with one it's very clear to him that the muslim brotherhood realize that. not going to go anywhere and that they really need to rethink their strategies and transition smoothly and give up the powers because there is no talk about credibility and legitimacy with almost any time nation out on the

deadly divide in egypt opponents and backers of ousted president morsi push on with their rival rallies as the pro-american opposition leader ahmed el baradei takes the prime minister's job and also this hour. off the rails and into an inferno in canada huge tank a train comes off the tracks and explodes with reports the center of a nearby town has been wiped out. international news and comment on line on screen twenty four hours a day this is. and straight to our breaking news this hour and as crash landed at san francisco international airport the asiana boeing triple seven came to rest off the runway and by all accounts caught fire while its tail section had broken off their company the line says that two hundred ninety one. people were on board and the latest reports from emergency services say that all the passengers and crew are accounted for now where we're bringing live pictures from the scene there at san francisco airport we understand that some witnesses saw passengers escaping down the emergency slides the emergency inflatable exits and firefighters are now at the scene damping down the aircraft and of course we'll br

get reaction inside from cairo based political activist ahmed mccabe mr again thank you so much for joining us here on r.t. while the raid on morsy supporters has asked a late already volatile situation there so who do you think is behind us. very conflicting stories about what happened but there are plenty of video clips on you tube. the clashes first of all we have to make sure no violence is accepted on any side and we put the responsibility of what is happening on both sides of the leadership of the muslim brotherhood and the military leadership must take responsibility for the continuous escalation and not for reaching. and also we have to understand that. even if the muslim brotherhood were trying to attack the military compound the military personnel should only deal with those who are attacking them there were forty two killed people among which women and children and three hundred twenty two casualties i do not understand why the military opened fire randomly at people just like that that is a very critical question that will pull the military into a crisis and this is a very serious issue because that m.f. occasions are

ahmed assem el- senousy -- i'm amy goodman. >> i'm nermeen shaikh. egypt remains in crisis after afterd morsi left office days of protest. on tuesday, hazem el-beblawi was named as interim prime minister and also named nobel peace laureate mohamed of their day a. several key groups have voiced concerns over the military's plans, including egypt's coptic church, salafis, and a youth-led tamarod movement. this lays the foundation for a new dictatorship. the muslim brotherhood continues to oppose all moves to form a new government. this is a prominent cleric and muslim brotherhood supporter. the jets legitimate president is mohamed morsi. he alone has the right to appoint a prime minister or agree to others being appointed. with regard to the military and the person they're calling the interim president, they are all thieves. it is not right to appoint ministers or prime ministers and we reject these appointments altogether. >> meanwhile, the prosecution office has ordered the arrest of the leader of the motte -- muslim brotherhood movement. the arrest warrant is seen as part of a broader crackdown on members of the brother

morsi demonstrators. >> i feel -- and to the breakdown of discipline and older in egypt. we will see how much more of this is carried out in -- on to israel. >> reporter: and, said ahmed, annstable egypt is bad for a middle east and u.s. interest in the region. >> egypt is key to any profits and stability as a whole. if things get out of control in egypt, then my concern is that nobody can really ensure. >> all sides need to enter to take a step back from the brink. >>> and people in oakland are moving forward with a plan to hire private security guards to patrol their neighbors. atlanta's on the fast track after the killing last wednesday of a 66-year-old woman. as she was driving and she had been advocating for private security in the -- and check empty houses during the day and that is when most burglaries happen. >> and the security patrol car, driving the street, you don't know when he's going to drive by a certain street. and that is going on to deter your attempts to move in to this area. >> not a replacement for an adequately staffed police department,. >> they reporting, 140 families signed contracts to bay into -- pay into a pool and need another 40 to get the p