you see photos of catherine ashton meeting with elbaradei. she scuppered out of that meeting quickly saying her flight would leave. >> they are slaves to the schedule. >> morsi is a blast to the past. she said she had to catch her plane. >> rushing off is probably the best metaphor for all of that. it is now much easier in the u.s. position. it is a very difficult balancing act for them. just a couple of things that reflect that. the white house has not conducted a strategic review. this -- this is like no case i am familiar with. thank you. see you. distaning in our guests froa joining us from a studio in london. is morsi now a figure of the past, as he finished, is he not part of the future? >> i think he is about the past and the present and the future. without acknowledging that morsi >> you need to change her mind if they become part of the process, don't you? >> of course. we did mistakes and we can change our mind when we see something. what happened now, we have in the table. we have seen nothing. we may think of that. is demolishing

catherine ashton is in egypt trying to end the bloody crisis. the egyptian brotherhood has called for another day of protests. clarissa ward has more from cairo. >> reporter: the european union says its top diplomat catherine ashton has met with deposed president mohamed morsi. this is the first time a western official has met with morsi since he was detained after his ouster. earlier this month, according to ashton the spokesperson, the two met late last night and had in-depth discussions for about two hours. ashton has also met with the man responsible for morsi's ouster the defense minister assisi. she tries to work with both to pull them back from the brink. all eyes on the protests where thousands of morsi supporters have been camped out since morsi's ouster. they're demanding his reinstatement. but the government has asked them to leave. they said that needs to happen soon. the concern is that some type of an operation will be launched in order to forcibly remove them from those camps and that could quickly evolve into a bloody confrontati

ashton says the lawsuit isn't looking good for target.y brown, kpex 5. >> target has apologized and says it never meant to offend. >>> another embarrassment for the america's cup. a top sponsor wants a refund. the san francisco business times reports louis vuitton is asking for $3 million back because so few teams are reyesing. the luxury retailer's original sponsorship was based on eight teams showing up, through there are only three. >>> the company hopes this bag will help its bottom line. a limited edition america's cup tote bag just unveiled today. price tag? about 15 hundred bucks. only available at the popup store at pierre 2729. >> they don't call it death valley for nothing. >> yeah. >> we all know death valley is hot. we've all heard the phrase it's so hot outside you could fry an. >> egg. >> egg on the sidewalk. >> here's the deal in death valley right now, park rangers are saying stop bringing eggs to death valley. you know what's happening? people are trying to fry an egg on the side of the road, at the park, then they leave

jennifer ashton. we tested sheila ashcraft, a postal worker who works for at least five hours during the hottest part of the day. >> this is giving us sheila's heart rate which you can see is in the 120s which is really consistent with exercise. >> reporter: another test you can do. >> pinch this skin here. you're pretty well hydrated. we tall it tenting. >> reporter: if the skin doesn't snap back, you could be dehydrated. to stay safe, take dr. ashton's advice. >> if you can modify your activity to be more indoors than outdoors, do so. if you can, take frequent breaks in cool environments and staying well hydrated. >> reporter: dr. ashton told me if you are going to be outside for a long period of time in this week this week you have to have not just water but alternate with a sports drink that has electrolytes. just don't overdo it on the sugar. that can actually dehydrate you more. and keep them cold. that will keep your core temperature cooled. i have to show you how hot it's going to stay. new yo

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. >> ashton from virginia. what did you think of ashton?what ashton was doing here. trying to combine a few pieces and style a look. but, what i thought she could do -- she looks so good -- was to open up a little bit. when you see the side by side, it is a really subtle difference but sometimes when you want to look polished you don't need to cover up so much. the high neckline was kind of overpowering her. so opening it up and something pushing the sleeves up just to her elbow opens you up. >> is that a watch you took off -- >> we took off the watch just to kind of show a little more skin, a little less going on. i made the nude shoes. it didn't compete with the color. >> nice. a cleaner look. >> francine from the dominican republic. she sent you a photo. >> francine was so adorable. i really liked her outfit so i wanted to kind of play with proportion. this is something i talk about in my book, the power of style. something that i like -- i loved the color, i loved the straw hat. the pants. because if you see the side by side, francine's

ashton is making her second visit to egypt in two weeks. she held talks in cairo with interim president monsour. she said she met with morsi for about two hours at an undisclosed location. it is believed to be his first meeting with a western official since being placed in the tension. >> we talked to him in depth. he has access to information in terms of tv, newspapers, so we were able to talk about the situation. and we were able to talk about a need to move forward. but i'm not going to reveal anything further about our conversations. >> military leaders overthrew morsi at the beginning of the month and installed a new government. his supporters have turned out for repeated protests. they're demanding that he be reinstated. security forces moved in again over the weekend to clear the streets. 80 people died in the violence that followed. the morsi supporters say they're not going anywhere. bridging the divide between egyptians won't be easy. both members of the interim government and their opponents expect the other to compromise. we spo

european union foreign policy chief catherine ashton is in cairo for talks with senior leaders. meeting now with the army general who was appointed interim defense minister on tuesday. shortly afterwards she is expected to meet the foreign minister. meanwhile, supporters of deposed president mohammed morsi have been demonstrating outside of the security headquarters in cairo. streeters marched to the . scuffles broke out between morsi supporters and opponents in a northern town after an attack on a muslim brotherhood office there. the national security headquarters in cairo. nicole, are using morsi supporters gathering at? have started to see hundreds of morsi supporters gathering in some of the walls surrounding the cabinet building. early this morning was all right police here securing the area and quite large numbers. some smaller crowds of pro-morsi supporters gathered. i started to write graffiti on some of the walls. and the riot police moved in -- they started to write graffiti on some of the walls. and then the right police moved in. it is a relatively peaceful march and

jennifer ashton to measure what the heat does to the average person going about their day during a heat wave. this is spacey blink. she's in good health. before she starts her day, dr. ashton took her blood, heart rate and urine. >> i'm going to check that in the morning, check it in the afternoon, see how dehydrated you get. >> see you later. >> reporter: five hours later, after running every day errands like watering plants, taking a walk and doing laundry, she lost three pounds. her heart rate went from a normal 72 to 127. even her urine showed obvious signs of dehydration. it's that day after day heat never allowing a person to cool down that can be taken russ for a body. >> we expect to see people with heat exhaustion and heat stroke at the end of this heat wave than we do at the beginning of it. >> reporter: it's not the high highs but the high lows. washington d.c. temperature didn't go below 80 degrees last night, a trend that this week won't break until sunday. get this, all states in the lower 48 have hit 90 degrees for higher at least in someplace. that's a big wave of heat f

jennifer ashton. we tested sheila ash craft, a postal wker who works for five hours during the hottest part of the day. >> she la's heart rate is in the 120 which is consistent with kerz. >> reporter: another test you can do. >> pinch this skin here. you're pretty well hydrated. we tall it tenting. >> if it skin doesn't snap back you could be dehydrated. >> if you can modify your activity to be more indoors than outdoors, do so. if you can take frequent breaks in cool environments and staying well hydrated. >> reporter: dr. ashton told me if you are going tore outside for a long period of time in this week this week you have to have not just water but alternate with a sports drink. just don't overdo it on the sugar. keep them cooled. i have to show you how hot it's going to stay. new york city was 94 today. look at these numbers for cities like new york city staying in the 90s. washington d.c. peaks at 97 wednesday and 98 on thursday. remember, it's not just the numbers, chicago, kansas city there. it

>> well, bob, in a press conference today, ashton gave bomarkably few details about her g withg with morsi. mhe said that the two of them had a frank and friendly and n.en discussion. that it lasted about two hours. that morsi had access to television and newspapers and e ot he was aware of current events here in cairo. but she wouldn't be drawn on the subject of what exactly morsi er.d to her. sa also says that she doesn't know the location where he's ionng held. that might possibly be because she was flown there by helicopter late at night. >> schieffer: it's my understanding, the u.s. government is having a hard time finding out what's going on in this whole situation. what do you know about that? >> well, bob, we know that thretary kerry, secretary hagel, other officials within the administration have all reached out regularly to their unterpan counterparts trying to impress upon them the importance of negotiating with the muslim hasherhood. cbs news has just found out that president obama is sending senator lindsey graham and senator john mccain here next week to really emphasiz

i can tell you this that the originator of this information was major ashton find the lead prosecutor. through communication he let strangers know where he was staying in and that he was the lead prosecutor. in this very big and important case where it comes to mind is why is the prosecution in this case staying in a hotel off base i think that's absurd. it doesn't matter if you're a supporter of manning or not this is not a good protocol for. action fine the sensually create a security breach. i reported on it and you know and that's essentially kind of what wiki leaks has done similar really. you know i will always stand by my my sources but but i do know that ashton was the source originally now by releasing the address of the location of the prosecution were you trying to intimidate the prosecution no my intention wasn't to intimidate i'm a prankster i mean artists and activists and and i know that when i tweet the government sees a soon as the public and i tweeted kind of cryptically. it was a situation that they needed to address i could've done anonymously i could've done somet

catherine ashton was the first outside official to see morsi since the military forced him from power earlier this month. ashton said morsi is doing "well," and that they had an "open and very frank" discussion. >> we talked for two hours. we talked in-depth. we have access to information in terms of t.v. we've -- we've been able to talk about the situation. and we were able to talk about the need to move forward. >> holman: ashton also met with the country's interim leaders, including the army chief, as well as officials of morsi's muslim brotherhood. also today, france called for morsi to be released from custody. the driver of the train in last week's deadly crash in spain was talking on the phone when the train derailed, killing 79 people. investigators said today he had taken a call from a railroad controller, and apparently was consulting a document. they also reported the train was doing 95 miles an hour, nearly twice the speed limit. the findings were taken from the train's black box recorders. president obama today tried to rally support for a plan to cut corporate tax rates

this was a first step, perhaps, at least katherine ashton has met with morsi. what happens next?ere's no doubt about it, at first it is going to be interpreted as a good faith measure for the family of mohamed morsi and certainly for his supporters and members of the muslim brotherhood for them to be able to hear from a third party that the president is doing well, that he is in good condition, that he does have access to news and does know what is going on. that is certainly going to help at least make it a slightly more easier environment for catherine ashton to pursue further talks. but right now the challenge is going to be to get the muslim brotherhood back into the political process and that's very difficult for them because so many of their leaders are under arrest, are under persecution, they're being detained, not necessarily charged. that really has tensions here among all of the various parties really at odds. more importantly, the military and the minister of interior have suggested they are running out of patience with this pro-morsi state and may have to take action

catherine ashton says she has had in-depth discussions with mohammad morsi.irst official to meet with him since he was detained on the third of july. taliban fighters have freed nearly 250 prisoners from a jail in northwest pakistan. palestinian negotiators are due to begin the second day of talks in washington, d.c.. is not in a says he position to judge gave tate -- gay people. he made the remarks on his way back from brazil. richard has the story. visit to brazil, he walked through one of their most dangerous slums. it was attended by nearly 3 million worshipers, one of the biggest in recent history. but some of his most candid comments came much later. on his flight back to italy speaking directly to journalists on board. a series of controversial issues, including women and gay rights. >> everyone writes about the gay. but they still have not found anyone who gives identity cards. our lobbies are not good. if a person is gay and seeks god and has good will, them i to judge him? he upheld the ban on gay -- on women priests. >> mary was more important than

--ashton kutcher. >>darya: 930 is the time right now. a look at the cloudy golden gate bridge. traffic seems to be moving pretty well in the spot but we have had plenty of hot spots for commuters this morning george? >>george: there was a crash and mountain view and it seems over the last two weeks we have had a number of accidents and mountain view, shoreline, ls that have really been jamming up this little one northbound ride. once again, it is even affecting the 880 southbound ride. slow traffic 101 northbound backups the bayshore. the ramp from to 37 note westbound back up. it's all the way back up to the nimitz freeway southbound right now and that's backed up into millipede is coming up fremont. the rest of the northbound 101 ride one on northbound is still jammed as he tried to get into the city. a crash at cesar chavez. >>anny: temperatures will definitely be below normal. people were asking why there are cloudy conditions to why it will be cooler. it's the the marine layer which is thicker. so it will be hard for the clouds to c

jennifer ashton, has the story with a personal twist. >> reporter: when the day ends in the ashton household generate a lot of heat. so, she leaves. >> reporter: like goldilocks, we all just want the temperature to be just right, for both of us. according to an unscientific survey, 43% of couples with sleep problems, cited temperature as the most common complaint. i like it. and with so many new products out there designed to help couples find temperature harmony under the sheets, we decided to check them out. first up, the brookstone bed fan, which slides right under the bedsheets. i like it. soothing. it's cold. 23 you like sleeping with the window open, you'll love it. next up, sheex performance sheets, made of fabric that wicks away moisture. >> when i sweat through the night, it absorbs it. >> reporter: oh, my god. >> i sweat. >> reporter: like a farm animal. when we got into bed -- >> this, i could get into. >> reporter: i've never seen you happy about a bed. so far, we're two for two. cool zone comforter. half of the comforter is lighter, with half of the fill forthe bedfellow that pr

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towards a neighborhood seat in my neighborhood as defined by 280 open the west and ocean avenue and ashton to the north and holloway and brotherhood way to the southern border. that would include the neighborhood that's more adjacent to the geneva avenue for inclusion on the c r.c. and i wonder in if the t r staff is okay with this >> we can do it with board approve. >> staff could i brief go over with us the make up of the c r.c. as well as the passenger seat bodies. >> it's on page 2 hundred and 17 of your packet. it's an easy c r.c. so the seats are split between san francisco and san mateo. the comtion would have one seat in the bay point neighborhood and two seats for the little hollywood valley altogether and two seats out at mission and there's one appoint by san mateo and then two at large seats so there would be one at large seat and one san francisco seat added >> so i understand to make sure i understand we're talking about a 9 member body? >> seeing it is - 11 members we'd simply change one of the san francisco at large seat to a local seat. >> very good. and that seat would be

jennifer ashton.ed sheila, a postal worker who works for at least five hours during the hottest part of the day. >> so, this is giving us sheila's heart rate, which you can see is in the 120s, which is really consistent with exercise. >> reporter: another test you can do -- >> you can pinch the skin here. you're pretty well hydrated. we call it pincing. >> reporter: if the skin doesn't snap back, you could be dehydrated. dr. ashton tells me if you're going to be outside for the whole week in this real high heat and outdoors all day, it's best to not only just have water but alternate with sports drink. watch the sugar content because that can dehydrate you more. also keep them cold. that will keep your core body temperature cooler. ginger zee, abc news, new york. >> i need a daiquiri. all right. listen -- >> how does that work again? >> you pinch the skin. i found this interesting. if the skin bounces back, which yours did, it means you're hydrated. >> let's do you. give you more of my cold germs. nic

catherine ashton, the e.u. foreign policy chief here meeting with both sides.sident obama calling on two u.s. senators to come to egypt. u.s. senators, lindsey graham and john mccain could come to egypt as early as next week. when they get here, look for them to push this military-backed interim government, to rein in what they call excessive use of force for protesters, look for them to push it through to both sides and move through a an established government. it's a tall order for senators mccain and graham, but they're going to give it a shot next week, michaela. >> given that catherine ashton had a meeting with mr. morsi, is there any indication where he was located. we know that she was even kept in the dark about where he was. >> reporter: yeah, she was taken there in a military helicopter, all we know based on information from diplomats and other sources, he's being kept in a military installation. obviously, the military here, the most powerful institution in the country. they have hundreds of facilities throughout the country. he could be anywhere in

katherine ashton urged all parties to move toward reconciliation. opponents say mansour and his aides are maybing some of the same mistakes after the arab spring protests two years ago. they promise to continue with their protests until morsi is back in office. chiaki ishikawa, nhk world. >>> investigators are piecing together what happened in the moment moments before a plane crash landed in san francisco. two high school girls from china died when the asiana airliner went down saturday. the head of the national transportation safety board said the plane was coming in much too slow as it approached the runway. deborah hersman said the jet was traveling about 190 kilometers per hour roughly three seconds before the impact. the pilots were trying to pick up episode to make another attempt at a landing. a cabinet attendant said it seemed like the plane was trying to climb into the air. >> translator: it felt like we were taking back off and there was a huge crash. then i felt another jolt and the plane swayed strongly from the left to the right. >> a

catherine ashton called for reconciliation. >> investigators are looking into what happened moments before a plane crash landed. two students from china died when the airliner went down on saturday. 180 people were injured. the head of the national transportation safety board said the plane was well below target speed. >> about three seconds prior to impact the flight data recorder recorded its lowest speed of 103 knots. at this time the engines were at about 50% power. >> she said the plane was coming in too slow as it approaches the runway. it picked up speed in the last three seconds. the pilots were trying to adjust speed to make another attempt at a landing. investigators are speaking with the pilots on board. spokespersons said a trainee was at the controls and a veteran pilot was giving instructions. they say the veteran only qualified to be an instructor three weeks ago. south korean media say he was overseeing a copilot for the first time. emergency crews in canada are searching for more than 40 people believed to be missing after a run away train exploded. at least 13 people were

that this is a pivotal moment for the country and its counterpart in the european union catherine ashton is there in an attempt to find and reach national reconciliation. >> thank you. >>> the fallout continues for anthony weiner. his campaign manager resigned as calls for him to drop out of the race grow. kristen welker has more. >> reporter: another setback for the campaign of embattled mayoral candidate anthony weiner. this weekend weiner's campaign manager daniel kedem resigned. he would not comment to nbc news about his decision. mr. weiner did respond and emphasized he is not dropping out of the race. >> you know, we have amazing staff. but this isn't about the people working on the campaign. it's about the people that we're working for. >> reporter: weiner's poll numbers have plummeted ever since he admitted last week that he continued sexting, a year after his resignation from congress for the same behavior. on friday, a heated confrontation with a frustrated voter. >> had i conducted myself in the manner in which you conducted yours, my job would have been gone. >> in the privac

jeff ashton was on the prosecution team in charge of the forensic evidence. >> so what we have here... >> bergman: twenty years ago, ashton was the first prosecutor in the united states to get a conviction based on dna. now he wanted to use a new forensic method to convince the jury that the smell in the trunk of that car was the "smell of death." >> you can actually kind of detect it a little bit still, to this day. >> explain to us the introduction of the smell of death. >> the odor analysis. >> right. >> we had the trunk of a car, which was described by a number of lay witnesses as having an odor that was distinctly identifiable as human decomposition. i smelled it myself. and i can tell you, having smelled it over my career many, many times, it's very recognizable. i noticed it. this sort of sat in the middle of the trunk... there was a stained area on the carpet that appeared to be the source of the odor, and that piece of carpet was sent in a sealed condition to dr. vass. >> bergman: dr. arpad vass is a forensic anthropologist at oak ridge national laboratory. he has been studyi

. >>> ashton kutcher sheds his shirt in the first trailer for the steve jobs biopic. that hits theaters august 16th. >> here's to the crazy ones. the misfits. the rebels. because the people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones who can. >> what are you saying, bill? >> i think he sells it. >> not bad. >> actor hugh jackman, another guy who looks pretty good, angered a few japanese locals when he took a dip in the hot springs in his bathing suit. he learned his complimentary towel was there for a reason to cover his private parts. >>> jenny mccarthy has been picked to replace the departing joy behar on abc's "the view." that should be interesting. i'm betty ngyuen. this is "early today." we hope it's just your first stop of the day on nbc. >>> leading the news on politico. rand paul, ted cruz join kirsten gillibrand's push on military sexual assault. the tea party's favorite senators rand paul and ted cruz have joined the upstart effort to remove the chain of command from military sex assault cases. >>> in "usa today," the aurora shooting

. >> lady ashton did raise it with me today. we agreed to stay in touch. i agreed to find out exactly what the situation is and get back to her. i will say every country in the in international affairs of national security undertakes lots of activities to protect its national security. all kinds of information trees to that. all i know is that is not unusual for a loss of nations. beyond that, i am not going to comment further until i have all the facts and find out precisely what the situation is. >> protesters in egypt have stormed the national headquarters of the moslem brotherhood. the attack in cairo is the latest attempt to put pressure on the president and his allies. at least one opposition group has threatened all-out revolt if mohamed morsi does not resign by tuesday. correspondent is live for us in cairo. has there been any reaction from the president or the muslim brotherhood over the ransacking of the national headquarters? >> we have not heard anything from his camp hit. iran's acting happened this morning after a night -- the happen this mor

european union foreign policy chief catherine ashton is making her second visit in two weeks. she met with interim president adly mansour, foreign minister nabil fahmy and the muslim brotherhood. egypt's military leaders overthrew morsi at the beginning of the month and installed a new government. his supporters have turned out for repeated protests demanding that he be reinstated. security forces moved in again over the weekend to clear the streets. 80 people were killed. but morsi supporters say they're not going anywhere. >>> a wave of car bombings has killed at least 48 people in ir iraq. local security authorities say sunni extremists may be behind the coordinated attacks. ten blasts rocked the capital of baghdad about 90 minutes from around 8:00 a.m. on monday. car bombs also went off at nearly the same time at three locations in the city of kut and samawah in the south. the blast killed at least 48 people and injured about 220. all the explosions took place in districts with many shia muslim residents at crowded places such as markets and bus stops. sunnis have been inc

earlier in the week the european union foreign policy chief catherine ashton visited egypt. she urged both sides to open dialogue. but there are no signs a compromise can be reached since the brotherhood doesn't accept the interim authorities. on monday and tuesday, morsi supporters clashed with his opponents and government security forces. seven people were killed and more than 250 were injured. >>> the u.s. president has urged the prime minister of israel to help revive stalled middle east peace talks. in a phone call, barack obama asked benjamin netanyahu for help in resolving dialogue between israelis and palestinians. the talks have been on ice for nearly three years. u.s. secretary of state john kerry met with the leaders of jordan and other arab countries. palestinian sources say kerry made a new proposal that accepts some palestinian demands. u.s. state department officials say kerry saw a narrowing of differences between israelis and palestinians. he's yet to decide when to return home as he continues last minute negotiations. observers are watching whether the late

the high representative kathy ashton has raised the issue ith the united states. >> hello, again, let's remind you of the latest developments. just over an hour ago in egypt, the president addressed the country on state television. he said he's ready to put his life on the line to defend his legitimacy. pro and anti-demonstrations taking place in cairo with hundreds of people on the street. the scene is becoming increasingly violent, at least seven people killed in clashes between supporters and opponents of president morsi. let's bring in our senior analyst who is joining us now here in the studio. we've been hearing the president insisting he is egypt's legitimate leader but how tenuous is that legitimacy? >> the think -- he thinks of it until the end of his term and he is empowered by the fact that he's the first elected president for the last six or seven decades. we have a situation whereby clearly the president has not been given a chance since he was first elected. the civic opposition and the element of the old regimes did not give him much of a chance because they did not want

catherine ashton urged all parties toward reconciliation. >>> investigators are piecing together what happened in the moments before a plane crash-landed in san francisco. two high school girls from china died when the asiana airliner went down on saturday. more than 180 people were injured. the head of the national transportation safety board says the plane was well below its target speed. >> about three seconds prior to impact, the flight data recorder recorded its lowest speed of 103 knots. at this time, the engines were at about 50% power. >> hersman said the plane was coming in too slow as it approached the runway. she said it picked up speed in the last three seconds. the pilots were trying to adjust their speed to make automatic attempt at a landing. hersman said investigators are still speaking with the four pilots who were on board. spokespersons for asiana airlines say a trainee was at the controls. they say a veteran pilot was giving him instructions. but they say the veteran only qualified to be an instructor three weeks ago. south korean media say they was overseeing a co

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catherine ashton, the european union foreign policy chief who was visiting here yesterday insisted she believed he must be released from wherever it is he is being held, that she would have liked to have seen him and she was assured he was given good treatment. a lot of flags are being waved about the sort of double standards because, if you remember when hosni mubarak stepped down back in 2011, he was allowed to retreat to his luxury villa in a risky resort the -- as opposed to being held incommunicado. joining usespondent from the egyptian capital cairo on the latest report from amnesty international. other news now -- the head of the united nations team investigating allegations of chemical weapons use in syria, visited the country for the first time next week. he is due to travel to damascus at the invitation of the government. >> the purpose of the visit will be to complete the consultation on the modalities of cooperation required, the proper safe and efficient conduct of the mission. the secretary-general hopes the visit will result in a mutual understanding on the access for th

and newspapers baroness ashton the actually leader but says she doesn't know where he is being held morsi has been detained since being overthrown by the military on the third of july scores of his supporters have been killed in clashes the fall of the army who. a series of deadly blasts has rocked the city of kano in northern nigeria hospital source says up to twenty eight people were killed in the attack the explosions ripped through a crowded christian neighborhood of the mainly muslim city the same district have been already targeted in the past by nigeria's boko haram islamist group since the beginning of the islamic insurgency in two thousand and nine over two thousand people have been killed. and morning is for me about half an hour up next we'll look at the problems faced by the middle east biggest christian group and the sacrifices worshippers have to take for their beliefs. to build a new most sophisticated. fortunately. tim's mission to teach me. this is why you should care only. to see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then something else you hear sees so

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it is catherine ashton second visit in 10 days. in cairospondent is for us. what more can you tell us about these protests that are set to take place later today? the anti-coup coalition is the coalition of people who were sitting in nasser city. they have called on followers to hold marchers with coffins later in the day, early evening cairo time, and headed towards the security ministers building across the country. that is basically the security headquarters. them across of egypt. we do not know if it will happen everywhere, but that was what the call is. there is also a call for a one million man march to be held on tuesday in cairo. ashtonsaid, catherine will be meeting later on in the understand,at we 16-30 gmt, with leaders of the freedom and justice party, but also with leaders of the muslim andherhood here in cairo the former prime minister. you might have some sort of negotiation going on, maybe we will hear something else later in the day, but i have to tell you that such statements in itself, the call for marches to raise tensions, do raise anxiet