none of the bolivians get the credit. they aren't a part of it but that struck us initially because obviously i hope you read the book as you learn more about the mission didn't go so well. he really wasn't like the legend had him, the coverage if you read the news clippings at the time really had else admin to the super guerilla with a 500 man army and he was poised to take over all of olivia and in fact it just really wasn't the case. what we found was the more we focused on the legend, in 1967 what people believe he was doing and less about was doing the better it became. it showed the urgency a lot of the main characters you will meet as we go through this a little bit, you can understand why when they get to bolivia they are legitimately scared in what che guevara is going to do there and really what made him such a threat to american policymakers and bolivians at the time was one it is his charisma. he has a certain charisma about him and the fact that urban outfitters has t-shirts to this day that people still buy.

the russian foreign ministry which was also far from have happy about how things pan out for the bolivian president who's you suck or somebody out there you work. with that as the machine due to the failure of european states to give permission to the aircraft of the bolivian president to fly through their airspace and is forced landing of this special flight in vienna the following should be noted the activities of france spain and portugal could hardly be regarded as friendly towards we live here as well as russia from where president mirrors was traveling after his visit to moscow moreover the refusal to grant the right to fly the aircraft could have endangered the safety of the passengers including the head of a sovereign state or europe received the lion's share of criticism for their actions in regards to the bolivian president with some latin american officials saying that despite europe is criticizing what edward snowden has actually revealed still that acted as a colony of washington but of course the united states have also been criticized on this matter because of reports that

you'll hear an austrian air traffic controller talking to a bolivian pilot.ill be able to understand what they are saying to each other. check it out. >> good evening, information whiskey. [ inaudible ] >> do you need any assistance? >> not at this moment. >> we cannot get a correct indication of the fuel indication. as a precaution, we need to land. >> for an english speaking audience, it's a useful thing that english is the international language of aviation. that comes in handy, when this is audio of a dutch plane a dutchman, an austrian and bolivian, but everyone is speaking english. neat for us. the fox trot alpha bravo 001 had a that you heard requesting to land, that's the official state aircraft of the president of the bolivia. his airplane was at the center of what was quite literally an international incident last night. the associated press story today, it was bylined in las palmas, spain. beyond las palmas and the canary islands, it's paris, paris, madrid, geneva, brussels, lisbon and las palmas, canary islands or for one plane. >> at this moment,

contractor on that plane it still took quite a few hours for the bolivian president to continue his trip back home since the e.u. still wouldn't give them the proper airspace cord or the proper route to continue their flight now believe the a call this an act of aggression violating all international laws especially the fact that the president's plane was searched this is totally unprecedented in the approach to how to deal with airplanes belonging to heads of states and the ability also claims that this whole operation was planned and organized by washington there's been also a massive reaction in latin america with cuba and ecuador saying that it's a massive offense not only against believe here but all countries in the region who and argentina are calling for an emergency summit a continental style and for all the local countries to discuss this incident and think about reaction but what's quite significant is that so many european officials are not afraid of using. the revelations even gauge whether you were demanding explanations over the latest reports that the n.s.a. has been spyi

coming up on r t bolivian president evo morales his plane was forced to make an emergency landing in austria all of the suspicion that n.s.a. leaker edward snowden was on board so where is edward snowden and where is he going next a deeper look at that up ahead it's now day fourteen of the bradley manning trial it's the defense team's turn to call of witnesses to help the whistleblower states we'll get the latest from fort meade coming up. and egyptian president mohamed morsi makes a defiant speech defending his legitimacy and refusing to step down but millions are still in the streets of cairo and they say it's time for morsi to give up his presidency the latest from egypt coming your way. it's tuesday july second eight pm in washington d.c. i'm meghan lopez and you are watching r.t. well we begin tonight with more speculation about where edward snowden is and where he is heading just over an hour ago reports started coming in the bolivian leader evil realises plane was forced to make an emergency landing in austria on suspicion that snowden might have been hiding on board now boliv

the bolivian media has been quick to blame his imperialist enemy.ure from the united states, reads this headline, "forces european countries to threaten the president's life." bolivians see the refusal to allow the presidential plane to enter key european airspace as a national insult. >> translator: we came very early to offer up the newspapers and the day's news. the news about the president seems like a very bad incident. that countries discriminate, that cannot happen. they need to ask president morales for forgiveness. >> reporter: the bolivian leader had been traveling home from an energy summit in moscow when, according to bolivian officials, both france and portugal refused to allow the presidential plane to cross their airspace. the aircraft eventually landed in vienna, where president morales expressed his concern. >> translator: there has been no explanation as to why i was not allowed to fly over france, portugal, italy, and later spain too, because we had permission to land in the canary islands. >> reporter: later bolivian officials ac

flags burn after the bolivian president's jet is diverted grounded in the search an act dubbed by latin american leaders as a kidnapping and a humiliation for the continent. the opinion does seem to do the bidding of the united states of america which infringes on national t.v. and does leave the country to be a cold in a great of the cool power days after europe expresses anger over america's surveillance seen allegedly complies with washington's orders to divert able morales's flight. changing of the guard terrier celebrates the former egyptian leaders fall from grace and are arrested as a stand off between the islam is and the army results in new clashes. 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 rall

states refuse their airspace and demand to search the bolivian president's jet and all of its over discredited rumors it may have been smuggling whistleblower edward snowden to safety. egypt's ongoing political crisis leads to more bloodshed on the streets of the capital cairo the president saying he is the legitimate leader in defiance of an ultimatum set by the army it's sparking fears a military coup could be imminent. and this latest u.s. drone attack claims more lives in pakistan further threatening relations between the two nations but here at r.t. we look at how china is fast becoming islamic new best friend. it is i want to clock one pm that is in the russian capital rule re sushi live with the top world headlines for you. an intercontinental scandal is just erupting in europe where the bolivian presidents jet was forced to be grounded after being denied airspace causing it to run dangerously low on fuel furious latin america is vowing a response calling the situation a humiliating and offensive reportedly it all happened because either you states believe the jet may have been smugglin

president let's listen to what some of the bolivian diplomats had to say on this matter. is an unprecedented situation this goes against international conventions and treaties this goes against international law and groups that have been established over a long period of time shows disrespect for other countries independence by. the countries involved in hijacking president morales is clean and making a mistake they think that others steal attack in the territories wage wars impose embargoed and go back on their room would just like they do that the current policy of the usa and their allies in nato. who aims it ensuring the rule security at the expense of somebody else's so a lion's share of criticism coming from latin america is directed towards the united states reportedly have had a hand in this incident in fact the united states never made secret they contacted the european countries on snowden's possible passing through their territory the u.s. spokes person of the us state department said that these contacts were in fact made so this is the one of the reasons why t

so really the planning for the bolivian mission was all cuban. it really did not consult the bolivian communist party who basically was giving advice on where to go logistics' lies. and they had an number of setbacks from the very beginning, almost from the moment they got there to this old farmhouse in this remote area. he was discovered. they were doing, you know, troop movements. they were sending guys into rural villages with a ton of money to buy supplies. and, again, the people that were out there were turning the man, going straight to the military. so i think it was mostly che, you know, doing the planning. [inaudible question] >> argentina. any other questions? >> one more. >> would either of you care to fast forward that to where we are today? where we need to go what we need to think about based on what you've seen and understood? >> in general. >> let's go back to this idea. obviously from a military standpoint in the next ten years i think you're going to see all branches of military have to rethink the way that the fight. i think th

flags after the bolivian president's jet is diverted grounded and searched and latin american leaders kidnapping and humiliation. you does seem to do the bidding of the united states of america which infringes on national. labor country to be a colony of a greater power. raised over europe being nothing short of washington's puppet. changing of the guard celebrates as the former egyptian leaders fall from grace and . the standoff between the islamists and the army results in new clashes. right now you can see live pictures from tahrir square there in the egyptian capital where the opponents of morsi have gathered to celebrate the islamist president ousting our top stories. international news and comment on line on screen twenty four hours a day this. latin american countries a seething over the decision to ground and reportedly such a jet carrying the bolivian president over rumors whistleblower edward snowden was on board almost the entire continent rallying to bolivia's cause. the details. things are not looking so good for the diplomats european diplomats accredited in latin americ

over the bolivian plane grounded as part of the u.s. hunt for snowden will washington be held to account you can get online to breaking the set of regular programming r.t. dot com where i mean martin assesses just where the unfounded suspicion could lead . i guess my question is who that hold is obama think it is only after a week of declaring that he wouldn't scramble jets for a twenty nine year old hacker obama forces down the plane of a foreign head of state that's ludicrous and humiliating just imagine if another country demanded air force one to land mid flight based on an on founded suspicion as centrally the us is saying we can do whatever the hell we want even if that means outright disrespecting leaders of nations there will be consequences for this kind of disregard for the world stage and if you think that it's completely insane to join me and let's break the set. it looks like it will never seen anything like that. these are live pictures from his square in coming up after the break as egypt celebrates the end of president m

american leaders unite in support and condemnation lashing out at european countries for grounding the bolivian leaders plane with president morales is claiming that the u.s. pressured them to do so. international news and comment online on screen twenty four hours a day this is. at least three people are said to have been killed and several injured as troops in egypt. mohamed morsy backers the military has denied shooting live rounds saying it only used rubber bullets and tear gas middle east correspondent paula is in the egyptian capital following the escalating situation. placed three people have been killed and several dozen injured in the latest round of clashes between the pro morsi supporters and the military the confrontation took place as a group of demonstrators pushed their way forward to go into the headquarters of the republican guard building now going to eyewitnesses one of those killed managed to put up a poster of the deposed president on the barbed wire surrounding this building when he was shot in the head it is believed that president morsy and some fifty five members of he'

for more on this right now good morning to you alexy as far as i understand the bolivian leader has now returned home. well indeed he has we know that ever more or less has landed in bolivia but this was one flights would hardly ever forget now he was on his way from moscow through a crossing through europe when several european countries including france spain and portugal reportedly denied his ability in air force one airspace and he just couldn't pass their territory this according to bolivian foreign ministry put the president's life in danger because his plane was running out of fuel and desperately needed to refuel on the ground so eventually evermore alice landed in vienna and have to spend twelve hours in vienna airport and the more concerning news about this stay was that he is plane was reportedly searched by the austrian authorities which according to the ability of diplomats is a gross violation of international law and the breach of presidential immunity now he has safely landed of course and believe in the question is what we will see next because the outrage coming from t

s decision to ground and reportedly search a jet carrying the bolivian president over rumors whistleblower edward snowden was on board almost the entire continent is rallying to believe us cause autism actually has such he has the details. 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 the illness or 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 evermore alice through europe last night we've seen an unprecedented solidarity from all the american countries on the matter they've all been very critical of what happened with the believing president now the president of argentina cristina the commissioner said that this was the humiliation of the entire south american continent president of venezuela nicolas maduro said this was a dangerous disproportionate and unacceptable aggre

now, bolivians want answers, calling the episode an act of state terrorism. huge explosion on a busy street in the southern suburbs of beirut. the area, a stronghold of hezbollah. it happened near it -- near ending summit center. several were winded. we go live to the scene. paul, what is the update on what we know to have happened? see, this bomb was up area-- off in a built- and the casualties were relatively slight. we don't think anyone was killed, although some 30 people sources are saying were injured, many of those going to the hospital. lotould have been a lot, more. further than that, the rest is speculation, especially if you look at the question of who might have done this area and >> tell us about the area itself. hezbollah's stronghold. >> this is a place where hezbollah is at its strongest and was the target of a rocket attack act in june. the relevance of that is the area. hezbollah is sending fighters to assist the syrian army in its battle with the rebels there and they were instrumental in the fall of the town about five or six weeks ago. a

have a morale it says he won't hesitate to close the bolivian embassy in washington and ask the u.s. diplomatic mission mission it to leave law passes latin american leaders me to discuss the recent diversion of his jet on its way back from europe the european union does seem to do the beating the united states of america which infringes on national so when c. does leave the country to be a colony of the great typical power days after europe expresses anger over the u.s. surveillance the union allegedly complies with washington's request to divert morales's flight. changing of the guard to rear celebrates as the former egyptian leaders fall from grace and are placed under arrest as a standoff between islam is and they are the leads to new clashes right now you can see live video from tahrir square in cairo where opponents of mahmoud morsi have gathered to celebrate the islamist leader's ouster. forum in moscow good to have you with us here on our t.v. our top story says he won't hesitate to shut down the bolivian embassy in washington or close the u.s. embassy and lead pas this is le

because of the bolivian president told earlier exclusively to r.t. that his country was ready to provide. snowden why not of course the situation is far from ideal his case is constantly discussed on an international level bolivia is ready to give political asylum to the people who exposed buying into it so to speak basically for the former n.s.a. contractor this there's a transit a limbo continues as he still stuck inside that friends of the airport the u.s. is still calling for his extradition or moscow does say they're not planning to buy some more since we do see him as a human rights activist while passing them over to the country where they still actively use the death sentence is a possibility for russia or do you go to the global media and even social networks have been mulling over the latest developments around snowden's case to talk more about this i'm now joined in the studio by parties and he said now i also artie's across the first of all the nice but so many questions and speculation there are some of these e.u. countries denying the f

because of the bolivian president talked earlier exclusively to r.t. that his country was ready to provide political asylum to snowden why not of course the situation is far from ideal his case is constantly discussed an international level that bolivia is ready to give political asylum to the people who. are there so to speak basically for the former n.s.a. contractor this this a transit limbo continues as he still stuck inside that franzen's on me to where airport the u.s. is still calling for his extradition while moscow does say they're not planning to buy some more since they do see him as a human rights activist while passing them over to the country where they still actively use the death sentence is a possibility for russia and it's a little surprise that reaction from bolivia has been strong in exclusive interviews to r.t. senior officials haven't been mincing their words. i think this is an unprecedented situation this goes against the practice of cooperation in coexistence between countries this goes against international conventions and tre

american leaders unite in support and condemnation lashing out at european countries for grounding the bolivian leaders plane with president murat is claiming the u.s. pressured them to do so our top stories this hour. international news and comment online on screen twenty four hours a day this is. violence has broken out in egypt tonight as clashes erupted between supporters and opponents of the deposed president morsy at least six people are said to have been killed and dozens injured nationwide well these are live pictures from the egyptian capital very close to here square and islamist backers a staging mass protests over the coup that ousted the country's leader morsy supporters are said to be approaching tout his square where he did president's opponents they're rallying there at the moment well earlier the military was accused of farting at demonstrators the army denied using live rounds saying they used rubber bullets and tear gas me hearties middle east correspondent is in the egyptian capital following the escalating situation. the confrontation took place as a group of demonstrators

flags burn after the bolivian president's jet is diverted grounded and searched and packed dubbed by latin american leaders as kidnapping and a humiliation for the entire continent the european union does seem to do the bidding of the united states of america which infringes on national sovereignty and does leave the country to be a colony of the great if it's called our. vietnam's raised over europe being nothing short of washington's puppet. also the changing of the guard here celebrates as the former egyptian leaders fall from grace and arrested as the standoff between the islamists and the army results in new clashes right now you can see in my pictures from tahrir square in the egyptian capital where the opponents of mohamed morsi have gathered to celebrate the islamist president i'll stick our top stories this hour. international news and comment online on screen twenty four hours a day this is. latin american countries a see the over the decision to ground and reportedly search a jet carrying believe in president over rumors whistleblower edward snowden was all board almost th

so i understand the bolivian president he's back on terra firma. well indeed has safely landed in bolivia but this was one flight he would certainly want to forget now after setting off from the words of bolivia his plane was denied airspace by four european countries including italy spain france and portugal and this according to ability as foreign minister put the president's life in danger because he's needed a refuel and he had to land somewhere in order to refuel the plane and this plea was denied so he invention he landed in vienna spent twelve hours in vienna airport and in a completely unprecedented move something which has already been described by the beleaguered foreign minister as a breach of presidential immunity and a gross violation of international law the presidential plane was reportedly searched by the us basically based on the rumors that the former cia employee of the whistleblower edward snowden may be on board that plane so every one of us of and surely. made to believe the but now the question is whether we'll see a continua

flags before and after the bolivian president's jet is diverted groud in search an act by latin american leaders as a kidnapping and a humiliation for the cottage. the opinion does seem to do the beating of the united states of america which infringes on national t.v. and does leave the country to be a vehicle in a great of difficult days after europe expresses anger over u.s. surveillance the union allegedly complies with washington's request to divert able moralities aircraft. changing of the guard terrier celebrates of the former egyptian leaders fall from grace and are arrested as a stand off between the islamists and the army leads to new clashes this is live pictures from tahrir square in the egyptian capital where opponents of modern morsy have gathered to celebrate the islamist leader's ousting. three am in moscow good to have you with us here on r t latin american countries see that over the e.u. decision to ground zero reportedly searching jet carrying the bolivian president over rumors whistleblower edward snowden could be aboard almost the whole continent rallying in support

they're angry because the bolivian president's airplane was forced to land in vienna. and with snowden was suspected of being on board but he was not. let's return to the mass protest in egypt. isenior political analyst with us. there are thousands of people there. they are angry. they voted this man in democratically. he is nowhere to be seen. how do you think this will play out? >> there is more than one scenario. it depends entirely on how the egyptian military that suspended the constitution will take the preventive measures it deems necessary in order to bring stability and security to the country. whether that means repressive measures against the brother and their followers on the street. if the egyptian military is sincere about the transition towards a more stable and reconciled egypt, those measures would have to be quite restrained and only when necessary, not for political that would lead to banning the brotherhood from the political scene. will the arrest warrants ask for the brotherhood? >> we hear from egypt that some of those being arrested like the for

. >> the bolivian president of peerless -- appeals to the u.n. after his plane was diverted after suspicion nsa leaker edward snowden was on board. >> to save the new lost generation. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> it has been a dramatic last few hours in egypt where tanks around on the streets of cairo after a military ultimatum ran out for president mohamed morsi. security forces put a travel ban on morsi and a number of his top officials in the muslim brotherhood. >> it's a move back in time for egypt, who has seen their first democratically elected president removed by the army. hundreds of thousands of people are out on the streets and are waiting for a statement from the military. >> for the very latest, we are going live to a correspondent standing by and carrie rowe. karima, is there a military coup underway? -- standing by in cairo. >> as we speak, the military is just making an announcement. it looks like a military coup. there are tanks out on the street. president morsi was informed that he is no

it's being described as an act of aggression and a violation of international law but the bolivian government is outraged after a plane carrying its country's president is forced to land in austria and search for n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden details on the story just ahead. and with revelations coming out about the n.s.a. as massive surveillance program there's new concern over the u.s. government's efforts effect on the three press for more on that later on in today show. it's wednesday july third five pm in washington d.c. i'm margaret now while you're watching r t. we begin with breaking news in egypt where a military has just ousted president mohamed morsy and suspend the constitution the leader of the armed forces and those that morsi it the first officially democratically elected president in the country's history is no longer in power you're looking at a live picture from tahrir square as protesters are absorbing news that almost four days a rallying has resulted in a change of power tens of thousands of egyptians protested and what's being called the biggest demonstration in hi

the bolivian media quick to blame his imperialist enemy.ure from the united states reads this headline forces european countries to threaten the president's life. bolivians see the refusal to allow the presidential plane to enter key european air space as a national insult. >> translator: we came very early to offer up the newspapers and the day's news. the news about the president seems like a very bad incident. that country's discriminate, that cannot happen. they need to ask president morales for forgiveness. >> he had been traveling home from an energy sum knit in moscow when according to bolivian officials france and portugal refused to allow the presidential plane to cross the air space. the aircraft eventually landed in vienna where president morales expressed his concern. >> translator: there has been no explanation as to why i was not allowed to fly over france, portugal, italy, and later spain, too, because we had permission to land in the ka nary islands. >> later they accused the united states of spreading a rumor that edward sn

. >> the diplomatic fallout over this incident involving the bolivian president airplane is continuing. the french foreign minister has now apologized to his bolivian counterparts among blaming the whole incident on what he described as an administrative mishap. it is really the culmination of by frenchudging officials, who first of all claimed efficiently the bolivian airplane had been given permission to enter french airspace. only by the end of the day to be admitting there had in fact been an official delay, which they delayed on an lack of accurate information as to whose airplane it exactly was. he and while, the fallout over the spying allegations has been continuing, and there has been a telephone conversation between the u.s. president and the german chancellor. the white house said at the end of the conversation it was agreed that german and u.s. security officials would meet in the coming to discuss the of bucking andts information tapping and to look at working together to continue to work together to combat what was described as global security threats. what is also at sta

the fact of the mattress of the bolivian authorities should have filed a flight plan. with all of the european authorities so that that would give clearance to this aircraft maybe it's just possible that some of the european air traffic control authority is didn't get that bit of paper to say this plane is coming and needs to be given access to that airspace it's obviously a big diplomatic issue but to believe and the last american authorities are leaders they keep saying that the life of president moron it's was what's put at risk is that tree. you know it's quite possible that this airplane well have been having safety issues we heard traffic control recording. of this airplane making its diversion into airports. if there was a problem with the aircraft even so much that the pilots couldn't get an accurate reading of how much fuel was left. there is the safety it sees that quite clearly because you need to know how much fuel you've got before you continue your journey all right that was chris yates aviation expert mr yates thank you very much indeed for sharing your

diplomats working in latin america some of them could be expelled following this incident with the bolivian president steps like these will be more or less clear after the countries the organization which unites most of latin american states will gather for an emergency summit on thursday and probably they will will enlighten us on their next steps but clearly after ever more honest suffered this nightmare flight through europe the reaction coming from latin american countries has been more or less you know and there's been so much solidarity in their criticism about this whole situation let me quote several of the latin american leaders so you would understand the magnitude of their anger now the president of argentina cristina kirchner said that this was the humiliation of the entire south american continent president of venezuela nicolas maduro described as dangerous disproportionate and unacceptable aggression a joint statement coming from the colombian government said that this airspace denial was an act of aggression and last but not least use airspace denial was deemed as fascist by

forced the bolivian president's jet to. nothing less than kidnapping. major financial figures from the world of big business. cash. is now a moscow and your source for the world's top headlines today it's r t with me rory sushi it's good to have you with us and then back to the revolution drawing board for the out of egypt after the army moved in and toppled the country's islamist president after just one year and mohamed morsi reportedly under arrest along with other members of the muslim brotherhood and what some describe as a coup has been hailed by crowds of islamist protesters in cairo's tahrir square but furious confrontations between supporters and opponents of the deposed leader claimed up to fourteen lives overnight details now from the capital and. well we're receiving reports that security official say that the deposed president morsi and his entire presidential team of being held at a minute intelligence facility now this does follow a statement that was when least from most he's office in which he said that he considered this a mistake to a

bolivian president evo morales said that he's weighing the possibility of closing the u.s. embassy in bolivia after his plane was grounded earlier this week upon suspicions n.s.a. leaker edward snowden was on board take a listen we will clearly examine and if it's necessary we will close the u.s. embassy in bolivia we do not need the american embassy we don't need their cooperation or diplomatic relations with them while they conspire against us from within our country and from the outside my hand won't shake to close the u.s. embassy we've got dignity we've got sovereignty without the us we're better politically and democratically without the i.m.f. and world bank we're better economically so we do not need them. but american leaders from argentina ecuador through europe way and venezuela met with morales in bolivia yesterday to discuss this issue the president has demanded an apology from france italy portugal and spain for refusing the bolivian leader of the right to fly in their airspace on tuesday until it was confirmed snowden was not aboard his plane moralist spent n

his plane morella spent thirteen hours in the austrian airport waiting for clearance to fly the bolivian president blamed washington saying that the u.s. forced the european countries to then i have airspace request meanwhile michael moore took to twitter and gave him advice to the president we're all a suggesting that he quote fly back to moscow to now pick up snowden and take him out of there and dare europe to stop him no word yet if the bolivian president has seen morris tweet. and now to egypt where a crackdown of the muslim brotherhood movement has turned violent after the military ousting of president mohamed morsi on wednesday supporters for morsi took to the streets to reject the military overthrow of the islamic president and his replacement by a top judge the egyptian military is accused as accused of staging a coup to oust morsi wednesday as millions took to the streets calling for his removal all the months or chairman of the supreme constitutional court was sworn in as interim and president yesterday he promised new elections and encouraged the revolutionaries who helped to

the russian foreign ministry which was also far from have happy about how things pan out for the bolivian president susie because somebody out there you are at peace with it is a shame due to the failure of european states to give permission to the aircraft of the bolivian president to fly through their airspace and its forced landing of this special flight in vienna the following should be noted the activities of france spain and portugal could hardly be regarded as friendly towards we live here as well as russia from where president morales was traveling after his visit to. moreover the refusal to grant the right to fly the aircraft could have endangered the safety of the passengers including the head of a sovereign state well europe received the lion's share of criticism for their actions in regards to the bolivian president with some latin american officials saying that despite europe is criticizing what edward snowden has actually revealed still it acted as a colony of washington but of course the united states have also been criticized on this matter because of reports that they may

latin american leaders have been infuriated by the recent grounding of the bolivian presidential plane condemning it as a slap in the face for the region they've been rallying in support of their colleague ever when ali's whose plame was rerouted over suspicions the n.s.a. leaker edward snowden was on board they are now demanding an apology from france italy portugal and spain while due to condemn their actions as political terrorism to the international right of asylum a harsh comment from venezuela here the u.s. elite rules europe and the president of argentina said it was curious that more of his plane was grounded by those who used to talk about protecting international rights while the ecuadorian president has said it felt as though they are being treated like a colony and the bolivian president himself said he's even ready to shut down the american embassy in his country. but. we will clearly examine and if it's necessary we will close the u.s. embassy in bolivia we do not need the american embassy we don't need their cooperation or diplomatic relations with them while they consp

. >> the bolivian president is back in the air after an unscheduled stop over in vienna. morales was going home when his plane was forced to change outes. >> the flight route is now normal as far as i'm informed. spanish airspace is open to him as well. >> the presidential plane had been heading southwest towards bolivia and forced to stop in vienna. >> about an hour before arisk over french territory, the crew was notified that we could not enter french airspace because of technical problems and never explained them to us. it seemed like a decision by the french government. >> the official french position is that the bolivian plane was given permission to enter french airspace but a person refused to confirm whether initially that permission had been withheld. just days ago the french president was leaving a chorus of europeanian outtraders that the united states has been spying on embassies and other diplomatic missions. many are asking whether france and other countries have been yielding to u.s. pressure. in bolivia, demonstrators gathered outside the french embassy t

. >> the bolivian president of peerless -- appeals to the u.n. after his plane was diverted after suspicion nsa leaker edward snowden was on board. >> to save the new lost generation. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> it has been a dramatic last few hours in egypt where tanks around on the streets of cairo after a military ultimatum ran out for president mohamed morsi. security forces put a travel ban on morsi and a number of his top officials in the muslim brotherhood. >> it's a move back in time for egypt, who has seen their first democratically elected president removed by the army. hundreds of thousands of people are out on the streets and are waiting for a statement from the military. >> for the very latest, we are going live to a correspondent standing by and carrie rowe. karima, is there a military coup underway? -- standing by in cairo. >> as we speak, the military is just making an announcement. it looks like a military coup. there are tanks out on the street. president morsi was informed that he is no

bolivian president had been in moscow meeting with president putin. france and portugal blocked the plane from traveling through its air space. oh live january air force had -- bolivian air air force had this response. in austria the plane was searched and determined that snowden was not on board. >>> a couple in canada has been arrested for plotting a terrorist attack like the boston marathon. investigators say the suspect john stewart plan to leave and detonate three pressure cooker bombs on monday which was canada day. their version of independence day. >> information sharing is a key component of canada's counterterrorism strategy and sunday mental to protecting our citizens from terrorist threats. >> police say they learned about the alleged plot after receiving a tip from the canadian security intelligence service. there is no evidence the canadian suspects are connectioned to the boston bombing suspects. >>> time is 4:45. the light show is not what the artist thought it would be. several thousands of the led bulbs are out or stuck on the on pos