peter greste, baher mohamed and mohamed fahmy takes a retrial. release mansour.he acting director general said in a statement the crack down often journalists by egyptian authorities is well-known. our network as the arab world's most watched least of all those that respect freedom of the media as does germany. ahmed mansowr is one of the world's most respected journalists. in 2015 mansour was sentenced in absent ya, on charge of in 2011, mansour dfned the denied the charges against him. his supporters say his arrest is a worrying sign this president sisi is extending his crack down on dissent beyond egypt's borders. vaight. are victoria gatenby, al jazeera. >> the interior ministry says forces have taken control of the base, no security forces were killed. >>> u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon has welcomed an alliance between mali's government and the touareg rebels. the deal will be monitored by the international community including france, but it stopped short of getting the full autonomy the rebels had long been fighting for. now the people were affected by

home familiar and baher mohammed were present. peter greste hasn't returned for the trial.they were arrest in 2013 and originally sentenced to between seven and 10 years in prison. peter greste was deported on the first of february. two weeks later, mohamed fahmy and baher mohammed received news that the judge ordered their release. their retrial began in march. it's now dragged on for over three months with delays and adjournments. we've got handy ideas for space exploration coming up. >> at the telerobotic labs where the idea of remote control is being taken to another level. >> in sport former fifa vice president jack warner claims he has an avalanche of evidence against the organization as the on going corruption takes another twist. we'll be hearing from him, next. only on al jazeera america >> welcome back. we have all the sports. >> former fifa vice president jack warner says he he will reveal everything he knows about corruption at the world governing body. he is were you ever 14 indicted as part of an investigation into bribery and racketeering. he claimed he had d

english journalists, peter greste, was released without charge and his colleagues mohamed fahmy and baher mohamed still face charges. the crack down by egyptian authorities on journalists is well-known. other countries must not allow themselves to be tools of this media recession ahmed mansour is one of the world's most respected journalists and must be released immediately. he was sentenced to 15 years in prison by cairo's criminal court on the charge of torturing a an individual. rejected egypt's request for an international arrest warrant against him. his arrest is a worrying sign that president sisi is extending his crack down on accident dissent. victoria gatenby, al jazeera. >>> military says fighters were preparing to launch attacks against security forces in the area. (t) is israel and palestine to resume talks. french led initiative investigation. consisting of arab states the european union and u.n. council members. >>> u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon has owner greater recommendation for rebels in contested northern areas. the deal would be monitored by if international community inc

and three other al jazeera journalists, peter greste, mohamed fahmy and baher mohamed. network's acting executive general says, our network is the arab world's most watched has taken the brunt of this. other countries must not allow themselves to be tools ahmed mansour is one of the arab world's most respected journalists and must be released immediately. sentenced to 15 years in prison by cairo's court. and october 2014 interpol rejected egypt's request for an international arrest warrant against him. mansour is an outspoken critic of the egyptian government. his arrest a worrying sign that sisi is extending his grips outside of the country. victoria gatenby. al jazeera. >>> taken back control of the base and that four fighters were killed. the ministry also said no security forces were killed. >>> u.n. gent ban secretary-general ban ki-moon, has whrosmed the welcomed the mali peace deal. stopped short of giving the full autonomy the touareg rebels had long been fighting for. susanna wing reports. >> first of all the northern population is very diverse so a certain seg

the prosecutors failed to produce any evidence depend mohamed fahmy and baher mohamed. accused of spreading false news and having ties to former president mohamed morsi's morsi's muslim brotherhood. >>> in the city of onincha most of the victims were burned beyond recognition. central african president of burundi pierre nkurunziza, says the election will go ahead at the end of june. more than 90,000 people according to the u.n. have fled, all began in april when he said he wanted a third term as president. opposition leaders in that country say they will continue protesting. they plan a big protest on tuesday. here is haru mutasa in the capital. >> he is going out now it won't be safe on tuesday. planning to protest against pierre nkurunziza's decision to run for a third term, which violates the constitution. >> civil society and the opposition have called for a block. so we can organize. >> it's been sometimes hard for opposition reporters to break through the sometimes heavy security. on monday things in the capital seem to be back to normal but some people are scared

mohamed fahmy and baher mohamed need to check in daily with police. al jazeera rejects the charges. now, with just one day to go before greece's bailout program expires there seems almost no hope of a last-minute compromise. european union commission president said he felt betrayed by the greek government and is urging greeks to vote in favor reforms. global stock market declines in fears greece will exit the euro. banks remain shut to avoid financial collapse. barnaby phillips reports. >> this petrol station is closed until a tanker turns up with new supplies. as we saw around the city about a third of stations were closed the result of panic buying throughout weekend. without the free flow of cash the greek economy could grind oa halt. >> there is no shortage of petrol, there is plenty in the country but petrol stations need to pay for it up front had cash, now that the banks are closed. >> reporter: and for now the banks are firmly shut. with confusion outside some could take the limit of 60 euros, the limit. antonious, 82, waits outside with friends. >> he heard a report it woul

. >>> no new evidence against mohamed fahmy and baher mohamed accused of spreading false news and having ties to former president mohamed morsi's muslim brotherhood, charges al jazeera strongly rejects. the defense will make its closing argument when the trial resumes. still ocome on the program the woman who has accused united airlines of discrimination over a drink can talks to al jazeera about it. and love will tear it apart. why thousands of romantic pad locks are being removed if a paris bridge. paris bridge. just because i'm away from my desk doesn't mean i'm not working. comcast business understands that. their wifi isn't just fast near the router. it's fast in the break room. fast in the conference room. fast in tom's office. fast in other tom's office. fast in the foyer [pronounced foy-yer] or is it foyer [pronounced foy-yay]? fast in the hallway. i feel like i've been here before. switch now and get the fastest wifi everywhere. comcast business. built for business. >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the sound bites. we're giving you

peter greste is tried in absentia and have is mohamed fahmy and baher mohamed were released on bail but the pair cannot leave egypt and must check in daily with police. journalists and al jazeera reject the charges. >>> greece has confirmed it will miss its deadline to repay a $1.8 billion loan to the international monetary fund, giving the chance for an exit from the euro zone closer. jean claude junkertrt shut in order to avert financial collapse frp ecollapse . from athens, barnaby phillips reports. >> we saw about a third of stations were closed. the result of panicked buying over the weekend. but without the free flow of cash the greek. >> there's no shortage of petrol there's plenty in the country but petrol stations need to pay up front for it in cash now that the banks closed. >> and for now the banks are firmly shut. with confusion on the streets outside, some people could take the daily limit of 60 euros from the machines. others weren't so lucky. most vulnerable the pensioners many of whom don't have bank cards. anton unius 82, waits outside the bank to collect his funds. he

mohamed fahmy and baher mohamed were released on bail but the pair cannot leave egypt and must check in daily with police. the journalists and al jazeera reject the charges. the be you greek prime minister says he won't cling onto his job should the greek people reject his referendum on sunday. bringing the chance of a greek exit from the euro zone closer. the zed lock has led to declines on global stock markets with u.s. and european stock suffering heavy losses and banks remain shut in order to avoid a financial collapse. barnaby phillips reports. >> this petrol station remains closed until a tanker returns with more supplies. results of panic buying over the weekend but without the free flow of cash the greek economy could grind to a halt. >> translator: there's no shortage of petrol, there's plenty in the country. but petrol stations need to pay for it up front in cash now that the banks are closed. >> reporter: and for now the banks are firmly shut. with confusion outside, some people could take the daily limit of 60 euros from the machines. others weren't so lucky. most vulnera

mohamed fahmy, baher mohammed were released on bail but cannot leave egypt and must check in with police. al jazeera reject the charges. >> now, with just one day to go before greece's bailout program expires, there seems to be no hope of last minute compromise. they say they felt betrayed by the greek government and urging the greeks to vote in favor of the referendum. thebanks in athens remain closed in order to avoid a financial collapse. from athens barnaby phillips reports. >> this petrol station on the edge of athens is closed until a tanker turns up with new supplies. as we drove around the city we saw about a third of stations were closed. the result, panic buying over the weekend. but without the free throw of cash the greek economy could grind to a halt. >> they need to pay up front and in cash now that banks are closed. >> for now the banks are firmly shut with confusion on the streets outside some people could take the daily limit of 60 euros from the machines. others weren't so lucky. most vulnerable the pensioners. many of whom don't have bank cards. antonias 82, waits outs

prosecutors failed to produce any new evidence against mohamed fahmy, baher mohammed.sat down with peter greste in australia to talk about the place. >> it's been four months since peter greste was released from an egyptian jail and deported but his ordeal is not over. technically he's still on trial. >> we're thought that once released i would be take off the case, and that would be the end of it, but at the first hearing of course, the judge named me as an defendant who was there at the last hearing where the judge said i had to appear or risk declare being absentia. if egyptian rules being declared in absentia is equal to being found guilty. we don't know if the court will accept video it would involve breaking new ground for the court. but to get to the truth of the matter i see this as a solution. and demonstrate to the court that i'm not on the ruin. i'm not a fugitive. >> what would conviction mean for you? >> the main concern is the--on a personal level it would mean that i can't go to any country that has an extradition treaty with egypt. but it's also a probl

mohammed fahmy and baher mohamed were in a cairo court today. greste could not return for the trial, because he was deported. they were arrested for alleged involvement with the banned muslim brotherhood. al jazeera denies all of the allegations. >>> south african government has opened up a an investigation into corruption bribes to fifa. >>> and now we'll take you back to addison texas, where we see the latest candidate to toss his hat into the ring for the republican party presidential nomination. rick perry taking the stage. what do you think we're going to hear from mr. perry? >> reporter: i think he'll talk about his military background talk about family and check all of the conservative republican boxes that you need to. >> and i'm sure he will say this time will be different than last time when he ran. >> yeah that will be something to watch for in this speech. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. thank you very much. i love you honey. you know, i was born -- i was born five years after the end of a global war that killed more than 60 mi

the prosecution failed to present new evidence against mohamed fahmy, baher mohammed. they've been accused of spreading false news. they have been accused of supporting muslim brotherhood something that al jazeera strongly suggests. the defense will make it's closing arguments when the trial resumes. >>> qatar is suing a french right-wing politician who accused it of supporting terrorism. vice president of the national front in france. he allegedly implied a link between qatar and the deadly attacks of the paris offices of the charlie hebdo magazine. >> accusing qatar of financing what it calls the killer of islam means that such a country is involved in such terrorist operations. we say enough is enough. the state of qatar which has the best relations with france, does not support terrorism. >> bangladeshi police have charged the owner of a clothes factory complex with murder two years after a building collapsed killing over a thousand people. 41 others are also facing murder charges. stephaniestephanie dekker reports. >> they made clothes for some of the world's bigg

mohamed fahmy and baher mohamed were released but have to check in every day. al jazeera and the journalists reject the charges. >>> now greece has confirmed that it will miss its deadline to repay a huge loan to the international monetary fund bringing the chance of a greek exit from the euro zone closer. jean claude junker urged greeks to deny claims. tuesday was the deadline for greece to repay $1.6 billion euro zone or $1.8 billion. we now know that it will not be repaid. greeks have been queuing to withdraw their maximum 60 euro limit from bank machines. barnaby phillips reports. >> this petrol station is closed until a tanker turns up with new supplies. we saw about a third of stations were closed, the result of panic buying over the weekend. but without the free flow of cash the greek economy could grind to a halt. >> translator: there's no shortage of petrol. there's plenty in the country but petrol stations need to pay the up front in cash now that the banks are closed. >> reporter: and for now the banks are firmly shut. with confusion on the streets o

> a number of delays, prosecutors failed to produce any new evidence against mohamed fahmy and baher mohamed who have been accused of, quote spreading false news and of having ties to former president mohamed morsi's muslim brotherhood, something al jazeera and the men plement refute. >>> the crisis in eastern ukraine, the u.n. saying 6500 people have died since it kicked off in april last year. russian military denies it's been helping the citizens on the ground there. charles stratford sent us this report from the area close to the border. >> reporter: russian military equipment on a traifn train close to ukraine border. the equipment includes armored personnel carriers melt supply vehicles and tanks. the russian insignia has apparently been painted over. across the fields we noticed clouds of dust in an area of what looked like a farm. large military vehicles were moving in convoy around the traction. now the russian military say the reason why there are so many troops in this area can is it's misconducting military exercises. dissents that it's fighting alongside separatist troops in thi

mohamed fahmy and baher mohamed were released and cannot leave egypt and must check in daily. al jazeera and the journalists reject the charges. >>> the greek prime minister has said he won't cling onto his job if he loses this sunday's referendum on whether the country should accept the terms of a bailout. the government has also confirmed that it will miss its deadline to repay the $1.6 billion repayment of a loan. u.s. and european stocks suffering heavy losses. and banks in athens remain shut in order to avert financial collapse. from athens, barnaby phillips reports. >> this petrol station on the edge of athens is closed until a tanker shows up with new supplies. after we drove around the city we found about a third of stations were closed, the result of panic buying around the weekend. without the free flow of cash the government of greece could grind togrind to a halt. >> there's no shortage of petrol, but stations have to pay for it in cash because the banks are closed. >> reporter: with confusion on the streets outside some people could take the daily limit of 60 euro

mohamed fahmy, baher mohammed are now abused of helping the now banned muslim brotherhood. peter greste is being tried in abstentia. the journalists and al jazeera reject the charges. now the bitter dispute over greece's crisis has resulted in bitter insults. the greek government questioning whether the european lenders had been sincere, but the sense of chaos is growing. greece's banks will be shut all week while the greece government tries to prevent a run on them. greek people feeling the effect of the financial crisis. barnaby phillips reports. >> this is closed until a tanker turns up with new supplies. as we drove around the city we saw about a third of stations were closed. the result of panic buying over the weekend. but without the free throw of cash the greek economy could grind to a halt. >> there is no shortage of petro. there is plenty in the country. and for now the banks are firmly shut with confusion on the streets outside some people could take the daily limit of 60 euros from the machines. others weren't so lucky. most vulnerable the mentioner pensioners,

eventually released and deported home to australia, now he and his two colleagues mohamed fahmy and baher mohammed are facing a retrial. germany is urged to release mansour immediately. he said in a statement: mansour is one of the world's most respected journalists. ed leader of the green party tweeted the german government must explain arrest of mansour in berlin. highly questionable. germany must not be sisi's henchman. the arab organization of human rights and dozenses of other rights organizations condemned mansour's arrests. protestors gathered in berlin to show solidarity with the detained journalist and demand his release. he is one of the most renowned journalist. his arrest symbolizes foch more. it is the fear that democratic countries could start doing the arresting for a military regime. >> the arab organization for human rights has condemned mansour's arrest and called for his immediate release. germ the organization also says mansour confirmed that he had proof interpol did not have a warrant for his arrest. >> let's go to paul brennan outside the detention center in berlin and joins

mohamed fahmy baher mohammed are being tried for being members of the muslim brotherhood. >> left to count the cost of the fifa scandal, details coming up in sport. >> is there a plan? >> we've got all the sport. >> chile knocked out the holders in the final in the copa america. they won against uruguay that ended the match with nine men. we have this report. >> heading into this quarter final, chile scored twice as many goals as anybody else while uruguay scraped through as a best third place team. although the hosts didn't have their shooting boots on in the first, sent off after just an hour after being provoked by chile, who fell to the ground theaterrically. sealing the 1-0 victory. uruguay would exit the tournament with nine men a second yellow card given for challenge on sanchez. >> it seems to me that this was a match well won we chile against a hard fighting team that never gave up. >> we played a good match limited them, they tried to do their usual game without the usual deepness of other matches and we were having a good game. the attacking possibilities were reduced. >>

. >> mom familiar and baher mohammed are being retried in egypt. she was falsely convicted of aiding the muslim brotherhood. >> in iran, the countries conservative parliament passed a bill to safeguard iran's nuclear rights. the president is calling the draft allow unconstitutional. the deadline for a nuclear deal between iran and six word powers is just one week away. >> a delegation of democratic congressman say they are determined to shut down family detention centers. the group spent several hours monday talking with central american women and children held at the detention center in the accident. today, they will tour the largest family detention center in the country located in texas. they've asked the department of homeland security to stop using those centers. >> texas governor perry sent 1,000 national guard troops to patrol the border with mexico last year, to stop the influx of undocumented migrants including children traveling alone. we look at what's happened since the crisis along the border. >> do they see everything going on? >> i'm