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for more on today's violence, we go to our correspondent in cairo. good evening. thank you for joining us. first, do we know more about who was behind this bombing? is anyone claiming responsibility? >> there have been no claims of responsibility yet here it often those can take a day or two to comment. so far the muslim brotherhood has publicly distanced themselves from the bombing as they have consistently over the string of bombings and attacks on security personnel over the last eight months. as of now, no, we have no claims of responsibility. >> we have seen that those bombings targeted the main campus of cairo. wide region that has seen consistent protests by those who support the muslim brotherhood and the overthrown islamist president mohamed morsi . with polls just two months away, presumably we will see tension rise even further? >> absolutely. if you talk to government officials over the past two months or so, as the whole country was waiting for defense minister, the warmer defense declare his presidency, security officials said they were concerned sup

. >>> there have been reports of an explosion in the egyptian capital of cairo. official say two roadside bombs went off close to riot police. at least one killed, four injured. the police were stationed outside cairo university ahead of a planned protest of students supporting mohamed morsi. >>> within the past hour the french prime minister unveiled his new government bringing in the former partner of president francois hollande who also ran for president. she'll be the new environment minister in a major shakeup after the governing party suffered heavy losses. in the new cabinet, eight of the 16 ministers are women. so across the table with her former partner and father of her four sons. >> reporter: that's a lot of attention. the two had fallen out big time. there's been a reconciliation, probably linked to the fact that francois hollande left valerie tree whiler. so she comes back into the cabinet in this ecology stroke energy role which is interesting. she's filling a place there which the greens could have had but couldn't have. the greens who were a coali

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a series of explosions rock cairo university. blast happened as students forced running battles with security forces. at least six police officers are killed by a suicide bomber in afghanistan. a massive earthquake off of chile's coast, tsunami warnings are lifted after thousands are ordered to evacuate. >>> i'll have all of the sports including barcelona banned. suspended from bying any new players for 14 months. i'll explain why later in the program. ♪ >>> three explosions have rocked the egyptian capitol cairo. the blast occurred near police check points outside of cairo university. one senior officer was killed and at least five others were injured. here is the latest. [ explosion ] >> reporter: the scene just after a third explosion outside of cairo university. a bomb appears to have been planted at the top of a tree another the main gate. the campus near a police check point. [ explosion ] >> reporter: two earlier explosions at the same area caused panic. police core -- core donned off the streets. the protests have been on

reporting on this protest in cairo by brotherhood supporters. you can see some of them setting off fireworks. according to a journalist who was there with her, they started shooting. >> a friend and colleague took off to the scene. he said he doesn't know who the bullet tot her neck came from behind the demonstrators where the police were in position. a hostile crowd gathered. like the recording, no wonder he has stopped reporting from the street. longer report on anything. the journalist from al jazeera's arabic channel was detained last august but is being held without charge. his wife tells us he is so weak he can barely stand. he has been refusing food since the 21st of january. she says he is prepared to die for the sake of a free press. [indiscernible] die to protecto freedom of the press. >> yes. >> she has joined her husband on hunger strike. this is her 40th day. an angry protest in downtown cairo. this time journalists are the story. they held a banner with photos of 10 colleagues killed in the past three years. the interior ministry i

, basically, that he had been in cairo in a certain, area, but you know how large and big cairo is. that means we're talking about one million people. so that was all we had. and i took the copy of this photograph and, basically, flew to cairo. and what -- and then all started, we were searching for, like, three days going from small hotel to small hotel finish. >> he told you, the source told you that he lived in a hotel. >> there was the tip that he had been living in a small hotel, yeah. >> and you just knew the rough zone of cairo. >> that was all we had. >> so could have been 500 hotels, could have been a thousand hotels. >> me. we had to knock on the door of many hotels, yes. >> so you fly to cairo -- >> yes. >> and what do you do? >> i literally took this copy of the photograph and went from small hotel to small hotel and asked people, do you know this person? >> and people would say, no, or why are you asking or -- >> yes, exactly. some people, you know, they were looking, they were curious, egyptians are very curious, so they were asking why are you looking for him? i don't

cairo, warning cairo embassy that it was coming. he wanted that added to the talking points as well. at this point, i still don't even know they exist, i don't know they have been asked for. >> the director has added to the talking points. >> i don't know that he is done this, right? >> so about 5:00 on a friday night, his chief of staff comes to me -- >> 5:00 on the night of -- >> friday night, the night before i edit the talking points. his chief of staff comes to me and says, i want to make sure that you have seen these. i want to make sure that you know about these. >> this is chief of staff to david petraeus. >> michael, i don't think you are in the loop on this. i think you need to be. he handed me the current version of the talking points. >> which included the additions by david petraeus. >> i looked at the talking points, read them, and immediately said to him, the warning language has to come out. why did i say that? because i sought as the cia beating its chest. >> a kind of, i tried to tell you. >> i saw it as the cia sa

large cairo is? 1 million people. that is all we had. i took a copy of the photograph and flew to cairo then it all started we were searching for three days going from hotel to hotel. >> host: the source told you he lived in a hotel. >> was the tip he was living in a small hotel. >> host: it could have been 500. >> trust may be had to go and knock on the door of many hotels. >> host: you fly to cairo and what do you do? >> reject a copy of the photograph in good as people do you know, this person? >> host: and they would say no or why are you asking? >> they were curious coming egyptians are very curious why am i looking? is the of father? no, no, no. not my father. gun and somebody said there is the place that used to be a hotel but they used to have foreigners so ask there. this is where we found the first witness. >> host: describe the place there was a broken sign a. but it was no longer a hotel they were renting a lot of rooms that used to be hotel rooms that i would ask the owners of the buildi

our correspondent in cairo has the details. police morning, a brigadier general was killed, targeted outside his house in a satellite city just outside cairo. he was going to work and there was a bomb placed under his car. he was critically wounded in the attack and died later at hospital. what is interesting is that he is one of the top police officers from the central security forces there, the security force that had been targeting islamists since this crackdown. he had been leading this crackdown against supporters of ousted president mohamed morsi since july last year. the scenes it was a targeted attack -- it seems it was a targeted attack. he is the third and their general killed since the start of the year. and this is the fifth attack on police target in cairo within the past week. seems also in alexandria today, a police officer was killed during an anti-terror operation. it seems there was an exchange of fire between the police and the people they were trying to arrest and the police officer was killed, as was one of

the journalists were posted to cairo in the immediate aftermath of coup that no one wishes to call the coup. the army overthrew the morsi >> they were odds with us, the fact that we called it a coup before other news organizations did. >> the white house and congress angive egypt money every year, o they are away in a different situation. but our three journalists have been reporting. what they've been doing is reporting false news. that's the way they phrase it, false news. they accuse them of having links with the maui under the new administration in cairo has been named a terrorist organization. the al jazeera media organization say the allegations are simply absurd. so now you have a situation where this is threatening the freedom of speech and the work that journalists do, good honest journalists in countries like egypt. journalists around the world have joined in sol dare eight with us today in a little protest to keep this on the international news agenda ahead of the reopening of the trial which is going to be on thursday. i would like to take to you london, pictures that we ha

the head of the criminal investigation unit in cairo.t targets protests, so it is kind of like, "we kill one of you, you kill one of us." it is clear that we are moving towards more installation. these kind of bombs are becoming more or less normal. if anything, it is a bad sign for the presidential election at the end of may. >> thank you for the update. the united states is struggling to keep peace talks between israel and the palestinians on track after both sides made what the u.s. is calling unhelpful moves. >> the palestinian president defied israel by taking a step towards greater united nations resolution in response to israel's failure to carry out a promise to release palestinian prisoners as one of the conditions for resuming peace talks. how much of a setback are these developments? for more, let's bring in dw's correspondent in the u.s. capitol. what are they trying to achieve at the u.n. right now? >> what has happened is that abbas signed resolutions for treaties, so the practical value is that the -- first and foremost is

just hours before the mob attack in cairo warning cairo embassy that that attack was coming.he wanted that added to the talking points as well. at this point, i still don't know that they exist or have been asked for. >> charlie: but the director added them to the talking points. >> yes, but i don't know he's done this, right? so about 5:00 on that friday night, his chief of staff comes to me -- >> charlie: 5:00 on the night of -- >> friday night, the night before i edited the talking points. his chief of staff comes to me and says, i want to make sure that you've seen these. i want to make sure that you know about these. >> charlie: this is the chief of staff to david petraeus? >> to david petraeus. michael, i don't think you're in the loop on this, you need to be. so he handed me the current version to have the talking points. >> charlie: including the additions by david petraeus? >> yes. i looked and read the talking points and said to him immediately, this warning language has to come out. why did i say that? because i saw it as a cia beating its chest. i saw it as -- >>

cairo. egypt seems to be caught in continual loop of unrest. it all began in january twenty seventh with a so-called day of revolt one thousands rose up against president hosni mubarak two weeks and a thousand loss lies later the revolution. victorious mubarak is gone and mohamed morsi is installed in his plays but it doesn't and that many egyptians didn't like the decisions taken by their new president and there was a revolution once again backed by the army the protesters then toppled mostly and started to push to prosecute his allies in the muslim brotherhood and that sparks even more unrest elections for a new president still a long way off and egypt has already lost two thousand lives in the latest wave of clashes. let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the globe and the arrest warrant has been issued for the captain of the ferry that sunk over the coast of south korea he could face up to five years behind bars pulls was one of the first to abandon his ship ones

correspondent in cairo.we come back, we'll talk about the wisconsin voter id law that has been struck down by a federal judge. stay with us. ♪ [music break] >> this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. brothers have launched new efforts to roll back state policies that encourage the use of solar or wind power. the efforts recently paid option oklahoma when governor mary fallin has signed a measure allowing utilities to charge customers who generate energy from solar panels or wind turbine. an internal document shows the scope of the anti-environmental efforts. 130 one bills,ng which, among other issues seek to roll back energy standards, combat coal regulations, and help the keystone oil pipeline. to allow bills seek homeowners back into the grid, -- offsetting them. >> the victory in oklahoma comes as a federal judge struck down a voter id law in wisconsin, saying it unfairly targeted the poor. ec has been the suit of power behind voter id laws

we reiterate that all of the agreements reached in cairo with respect to the public freedoms should bered and implemented, and the public freedoms committee in both west bank and gaza strip to convene and start operating immediately without delay. seventh the [ inaudible ] council. we reiterate to honor all what we agreed upon but reintegrating the legislative council. finally both the delegation hail and come mend the road paved by egypt in this reconciliation, stressing that egypt will continue to play this role as supported by arab nations whereby the reconciliation agreement shall be put in to effect on this day, the 23rd of april, 2014, we honor the memories of all of those who have fallen. we salute our present standings with their heads held high behind israeli bars, and may god's peace and blessings be upon you. as you know, this document has been signed by all the members of both the delegations perso l personally. on behalf of the plo delegation who game to gaza to take part in this joint meeting and make this palestinian dream a reality whereby rift has come to an end and we

shortly after egyptian security forces carried out raids on two large antimilitary protest sides in cairoreds of people were killed, leading to riots in other parts of the country. monday's ruling will present the largest number of people to be sentenced to death by a court in egypt and also sets a world record. and also sentenced 528 supporters of the deposed president mohamed morsi to death in less than two hours. most of the defendants were not present in court. they were accused of killing one police officer, seizing government weapons and damaging property when a police station south of cairo was attacked last august. that ruling in march was overturned on monday, commuting most of the death sentences to life in prison and up holding the death penalty for 37 defendants. the mass death sentences have sparked outrage worldwide, riots groups and many governments express concerns over the proceedings. and i'm with al jazeera. >> the high number of death penalties being issued by egyptian courts is unpress se p unprecedented but they have to be carried out by the highest figure and in the

cairo. egypt seems to be caught in a continual loop of unrest let's take a look it all began in january twenty level and with a so-called day of revolt one thousands rose up against president hosni mubarak two weeks and a thousand lost lives later the revolution is victorious mubarak is gone and mohammed morsi is installed in his plays but it doesn't end there many churches didn't like the decisions taken by the new president there was revolution once again bugged by the army the protesters then toppled morsi and started to prosecute his allies in the muslim brotherhood and that sparked even more unrest elections for a new president are still a long way off and egypt has a wretched lost two thousand lives in less than a year on the manager of the crippled fukushima nuclear plant in japan has admitted all efforts to contain leaking radiation have failed that's despite claims by the country's prime minister eight months ago that they should be resolved and dr robert jacobs from the hiroshima p

what happened in cairo and wanted to do the same thing. the other possibility of the analysts see it is the revenge for the death. xbox we just heard from congressman schiff that the chief of station seized three possibilities, 9/11 anniversary, revenge, and the video. so the chief of station things that the video may have been motivation for the attack in benghazi. so a big difference which ran what happened, and attack, and motivation. >> yield back. >> thank you, mr. moreau. i really appreciate your testimony. given your three decades of service to our nation always working to protect our security and never in a partisan role our spirit, and i believe what you are telling us today in your account of what happened. i appreciate that the first point that you made was that he wanted to honor the heroes of lost their lives. we all have to keep that in mind. i fully supported the account -- accountability review board investigation, the conclusions and findings that they had and how we get done this more effectively. we, the intelligence com

it was what happened in cairo that these guys in benghazi saw what happened in cairo to do the same thing. the other possibility the analysts he is the revenge for the root death of al-libi. we just heard from congressman shifts that this chief of station sees three possibilities. the 9/11 anniversary revenge for al-liby and the video. the chief of station thinks the video may have been the motivation for the attack in benghazi. a big difference between what happened, and attack and motivation. >> i yield back. >> thank you mr. morell. i really appreciate your testimony and given two or three decades of service to our nation always working to protect our security and never in a partisan role or spirit. i believe what you are telling us today and your account of what happened and i appreciate that the first you made was that you wanted to honor the heroes who lost their lives and we all have to keep that in mind. i fully supported the accountability review boards investigation of the incident, the conclusions and findings that they had on how we could have done this more effectively. we on

cairo. egypt seems cardinal loop of an arrest let's take a look at how it all started back in january of two thousand and eleven where the so-called day or vault one thousands arose up against then president mubarak two weeks and a thousand lost lives later revolution was victorious out of office and mohamed morsi is put in his place but it didn't and there are many egyptians that didn't like decisions morsi took and there was another revolution this one backed by the army when protesters toppled morsi and started to prosecute his allies in the muslim brotherhood party that's more on arrest elections for a new president still a long way off and egypt has already lost two thousand lives in less than a year. turning to some other top stories manager of the crippled fukushima nuclear plant in japan admits all efforts to contain radiation leakage have failed this despite claims by the country's prime minister eight months ago that the issue had been resolved robert jacobs from the her peace inst

he's here in cairo to meet some of that family mandates. the test i missed the relatives wait to find out that the practical be upheld. steph has two cousins are among those sentenced to one of the missing jail on the other. like many of the defendants is on the ground. but when it came i continue my duty castration. yes what if you're one of the most part the chair of the organization via belief that all is that when what the budget will be sent to yemen in the summer a little. of all that's it beth the hike to the station was attacked in his fourteenth august th. andrew boyle the director to discuss that the islamists seek to nuke iran. one policeman was killed. no evidence the judge held by making the proper legal procedures pronouncing sentence after just two hearings. taking action as a return to know that he didn't like race and fourteen thousand trucks in the mistaken club as it had to defend the case means that people who are not registering the defendants with that. there are many crowns on which to appeal to me is that it involved

it was what happened in cairo. these guys in benghazi saw what happened in cairo and wanted to do the same thing. the other possibility they see is the revenge for the death of al-libi. we just heard from congressman schiff that the chief of station sees three possibilities -- 9/11 anniversary, revenge for al-lib i, and the video. the chief of station thanks that the video may have been motivation for the attack in benghazi. a big difference between what happened, and attack, and motivation. >> i yield back. >> thank you, mr. morell. i really appreciate your testimony. given your three decades of service to our nation, always working to protect our security and never in a partisan role or spirit. i believe what you are telling us today and your account of what happened. i appreciate that the first point that you made was that you wanted to honor the heroes who lost their lives. we all have to keep that in mind. i fully supported the accountability review board's investigation of the incident. the conclusions and fi

three explosions at cairo university in egypt has killed one person and injured five others. no one yet has claimed responsibility for the attacks. >>> n.a.t.o. and russia have accused each other of endangering the world security. russia's foreign ministry hoax man said that n.a.t.o. is using language reminiscent of the cold car, and n.a.t.o.'s secretary said that russian's actions in crimea has threatened security. >> six police officers have died in the afghan capitol. suicide-bomber was wear a police uniform when he flew himself up. the taliban has threatened to disrupt saturday's presidential election. the elections will mark the first democratic transfer of power in afghanistan's history bringing an end to president karzai's 13 years in office. one of the front runners to succeed him is foreign minister abdullah abdullah. we joined him on his campaign trail in western afghanistan. >> it was chaotic, crowded and almost out of control, but that seems to be just how abdullah abdullah likes it. tens of thousands of people turned out to see abdullah rally support in his secon

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. >>> al jazeera's detained journalist were again on trial in cairo, mohammed fahmy, baher mohamed, andreste are accused of providing a platform to the outlawed muslim brotherhood. they have been behind bars for 115 days. the fourth al jazeera journalist in detention has been there since august. >> all journalists were ordered to leave by the judge, and that's because during the recess, journalists were asking the defendants questions, talking to them. this has happened in every single trial session before, so we didn't quite understand why it was different this time around; that we weren't allowed to have access to the defendants and talk to them. also because some of the journalists were taken a photographs, we have repeatedly been told not to photograph them in the cage. this was the fifth session of the trial, and we were told it's the final session for the prosecution to present evidence against the al jazeera journalists. the journalists were shown videos. the video clips shown today were just standard tv footage that any journalist would have shot. >>> also in cairo, criminal cou

shortly after egyptian security forces carried out raids on two large anti-military protest sites in cairo. hundreds of people were killed leading to riots in other parts of the country. monday's ruling represents the larges number of people sentenced to death by a court in egypt. it also sets a world record. >> it is a scale of the lack of due process. it was carried over incredibly fast, and we have information that the current trial of the 683 today was conducted in the span of a single substantive session. >> also sentenced in march 528 supporters of the deposed president mohammed morsecy to death in less than two hours. most of the defendants were not present in court. they were accused of killing one police officer, seizing government weapons and damaging property when a police station south of cairo was attacked last august. that ruling in march was overturned on monday. commuting most of the death sentences to life in prison, and upholding the death penalty for 37 defendants. >> the mass death sentences have sparked jotted rage worldwide. >> three more quick nights to tell you abou

this is the brother of our cairo producer, and he talks about his brother and how he's holding up. >> he has two children. four and three years old. he's expecting a new child. he is a very kind person. all of our relatives and friend like him so much. he has trained as a professional journalist. he was trained by three bureau chiefs of japanese media. journalism is not a crime. >> that's the thing. journalism is not a crime. that's why you see journalists all over the world joining us in solidarity because there are free speech implications here. >> this has to be terrible for the family members. we sat down with peter greste's parents. they're hopeful that their son will one day be released. >> when you first heard that peter had been arrested, did you imagine that he would still be detained 100 days later? >> absolutely not. i didn't know how long it would take, but i didn't expect it to be--probably just a couple of days at the most. >> well, clearly our initial response was, well, mistakes do happen. this is clearly a mistake. it's all going to be over in a few days. never ever d

anger as a cairo court sentences nearly 700 people to death including the leader of the muslim brotherhood. >> lauren taylor from london, leading the news from europe. >> increasing the scope of the sanctions placed on russia is the right response. >> u.s. and europe turn up the heat on vladimir putin's inner circle. exploding to violence in eastern ukraine. >>> international buyers circle. >> and searching through the wreckage after a wave of tornadoes kills at least 17 people in the united states. it has been an unprecedented day in egypt with 683 people sentenced to death for their roles in the violence following the ousting of mohamed morsi last july. one of the 683 is the muslim brotherhood leader, mohamed bahdi, who says he quill continue his course. however commuted several other death sentences passed in march. al jazeera reports. >> relatives in shock. moments after the verdict was announced. heavy security was deployed outside the court building, where egyptian presiding judge said youssef subjected members of the muslim brotherhood to death. including the group's leader, a polit

clarissa ward, cbs news, cairo. >> pelley: today, israel canceled peace talks with the palestinians after the two rival palestinian factions agreed to form a unity government. they split seven years ago. the p.l.o. runs the west bank. hamas controls gaza. israel considers hamas a terrorist group, and the u.s. state department said today that the deal could complicate peace efforts. there was some excitement this morning when we found out that a large piece of debris had washed up on australia's west coast, but tonight, australia's transportation minister said it is not part of malaysia flight 370. no trace of the plane or the 239 people on board has been found. but we wanted to check in with transportation correspondent jeff pegues. jeff, what was that debris that they thought they had? >> reporter: scott, australian officials have not said what the debris is but it may be more of the random debris that's found in the ocean. it was found on a remote stretch of shoreline near the town of augusta, nearly 200 miles south of perth. it was discovered a few days ago but only analyzed today beca

live in cairo. >>> we're going to take a very short break. we'll have more after this.with us. >>> welcome back. we want to update you on the breaking news we brought you earli earlier. football club manchester united have sacked manager david moyes. he replaced alex ferguson as the red devils' manager last year, in fact. the team currently sits seventh in the english premier league and faces no chance of qualifying for next season's champions league. that's why there's this problem. >> absolutely. let's take a closer look at manchester's record so far. they have lost a club record 11 games in the premier league and are set to post their lowest ever points tally. they're also poised to become the worst defending champion since blackburn in 1996. united have missed out on the lucrative champions league and are likely to be on the sidelines of the europa league, as well. the first time they would have failed to qualify in decades. critics say moyes seemed to be out of his depth which is why he's out of a job. >> that's right. >>> thanks for watching. i'm rosemary church.

. >>> now the trial of al jazeera's detained journalists has resumed in cairo, mohammed fahmy, bahered, and peter greste are falsely accused of providing a platform to the outlawed muslim brotherhood. they have been behind bars for 115 days. the fourth al jazeera journal list has been held since last august without trial. >> reporter: journal lists for al jazeera appear in court for the sixth time. correspondent peter greste, producers, mohammed fahmy, and baher mohamed, have been in jail for more than three months. they are falsely accused of spreading news and providing a platform for the outlawed muslim brotherhood. during the last hearing the prosecution produced video they say supports the case against the men, but none of the videos have anything to do with the case. this video, for example, was a report by peter greste on the attack of the westgate mall last year. the court was also shown this report, an award-winning documentary on somali that peter greste produced for the bbc before al jazeera. but the judge ordered a special pan toll review the material. thef fourth al jaze

over the fence at the embassy in cairo and wanted to do the same thing in ben guard zi. they later added another motivation. which was calling for revenge. those are the two motivations analysts have talked about, period. >> but -- >> so i don't understand. >> why do your analysts ignore, if they went along with the protest, the cairo row defendant, al libi pretty test. why do they ignore the other two wheezes talked about in the video and they don't include that in this analysis? >> i don't know the answer to that, sir. >> i yield back, mr. chairman. >> our time is out. i just want to clarify again for the public, i think this is important, the talking points are one of the data points in what concerns the committee as we look at all of the classified materials going forward. that the narrative just wasn't -- may not have been for political campaign, which is beyond your position, mr. morell, but that that narrative continued on afterward and subsequent, so we had seen the fact that we've seen pulling back of certain counter terrorism programs that we believe we've, dan

he's coming saturday and healing cairo and planted an hour to get more. he said. it doesn't help that so many of his friends stood behind him during weeks in prison. in a race to build a one two three but he's still having trouble adjusting. what if it was difficult to keep appointments first although quite the hit that allowed us to call me on something that would become in the deaths of over the weekend took more time i was overwhelmed. from out of them said i wanted it long time before a concert functioning normally again if the attacking the office and obey. this is the street where he was arrested he was on the twenty fifth of january the third anniversary of the egyptian revolution he was on his way to my paper and pencils for work when he was stung by a plainclothes policeman the ear. it would force the key was to be presented to explain to a lesson learnt was going. forget trying to do with it go i'm shuffling of the bulge. the milk was taken to prison with ninety other people. charges included killing demonstrators and membership in a organization. some o

metropolitan areas brigadier general take on the indie week was killed as a result of the explosion in cairo according to the community officers of the ministry of internal affairs were injured two homemade explosive devices block with a slight difference in time and out of the square in front of the cairo university according to preliminary reports to identify persons placed explosives under a tree near the university gardens the bombs were exploded at the moment when a group of senior police officer standing in a tree at kennedy were the main target in attack in recent months the agent has been hit by a series of attacks the radical group on sunday these claimed responsibility for the majority of them the bloodiest of them occurred in december last year when a suicide bomber detonated a car bomb near the police department in them and select students and people were killed in that incident. according to well known kazakh journalist in scotland is an excellent name of catholics in russia and other esteemed the region union considering the bullets out situation the world. he was personally ac

strong explosion at the center of egypt cairo at the local police posted a two out two were seriously injured according to mark was the agency's an improvised explosive device exploded recently back in early april a terror attack at cairo university as a result of sabotage using several posts of vice is the deputy head of the criminal department was killed. jordan's ambassador to libya if i was out of it was kidnapped by mass coming in tripoli gunmen blocked according to the mind and forcibly took him to on the direction during the attack the driver received gunshot wounds his time in the hospital according to the jordanian media that he's had already called the wife of the ambassador said that the diplomat was injured but as for the kidnapping don't know yet. recall that after the overthrow of the country's former leader of one hundred upbeat about seventeen hundred different group function since two thousand eleven in libya each of the pursues their own name in small towns these groups actually undertaken here is ours. in a lot different office of such petitions under the present an

with agencies in improvised explosive device has exploded recently back in early april a attack at cairo university as a result of sabotage using simple exposes vices. the deputy head of the criminal department was killed jordan's ambassador to libya if i was out of town it was kidnapped by masked image in tripoli gunmen blocked the carved into the mind and forcibly took him to a unknown direction during the attack the driver received gunshot wounds he is currently in the hospital according to the jordanian media that he's had already called the wife of the ambassador said that the diplomat was injured but as for the kidnapping on the yet to recall that after the overthrow the country's former leader moment is upbeat about seventeen hundred different group function since two thousand eleven in libya. each of them pursues their own name in smaller towns these groups actually undertaken theories powers. in a lot different office of synch connotations of the president has opened the theme of the press briefing of the new branch was the work of small assembly peoples of context and full mont

on teaching students to fear police along dissent at a university in cairo as a true brace itself for yet more wants ahead of next month's presidential election .

eph the onesie resemble a senior policeman is among those killed by explosions around cairo university. festivities held ruling from the aunties belch a breeze in the chat forums and then i'll cite how how those at times and been carried out. well i just figured the interior has a ministry he told me that is essentially and avoid expensive devices were hidden in the trees of poppies and he sounds nice to hire union busting the center of the capital cities is not sophisticated olmsted designed to terrorize they told me that this is an area that is just a few of them get away from these essential security directives. it's always a similar type of attack and january was like hi res main police records as he spotted the white and a series of attacks on the security forces the latest is that the fifteen people have been arrested in the pacific tv is a nice golf this morning what we can see from the interior ministry. what they think it has been slightly behind the mountains to visit their plans and designs have my security forces. it was behind a look she wasn't being signed into law that l

brief now and in egypt please bring it to a general has been fairly in a series of bombings outside cairo university that's not also killed a civilian and injured several people from the security forces assad bomb went off after medics and police arrived on the scene group has claimed responsibility for last time security forces and then guarding the compound up to recent clashes with students have been demonstrating in support of the ousted president mohamed morsi. i. am with clouds of greeks and riyadh the financial policies of skirmished with police on the streets of athens that's despite a government panel rallies during a meeting of the us foreign ministers and especially the top officials gather top for the next tranche of the financial bailout there were forms adopted by parliament to secure the cash injection have already sparked huge protests. and leaders from africa and they have said they'll meet in brussels to talk about how to. in the central african republic the e.u. has already deployed a thousand strong peacekeeping force to reinforce troops on the ground french and africa

as our keys beltran reports from cairo. test tendency to be a street close to security force is a common sight in higher rate. no the week he rallies in support of toppled president muhammad mostly of the legs by stevens the ministry has told government has banned demonstrations saying it despite a spike in terror attacks on the graduate center was held on to an exam in january. he says the police are using too much finance the officers came in three hours after the clashes and two students from inside the university. those that were taken were tortured inside the police station there were keeping them in the toy listen to any policeman would beat them up it was like a weasel. rights defenders say the crackdown is a tactic of intimidation by the authorities have surrounded the country's main universities with aunt offices lasted till about nine thousand students were arrested some of them receive long term sentences. nifty at a tenth grade two winner stephanie and i hold to the educational process here at sky or univ as the

and come a shot at iran cairo university as a series of explosions along the egyptian capital killing a senior policeman and wounding several security officers. this is also international crime to line from moscow hello and welcome to the ball . nato is planning to increase its presence and military readiness along russia's western border blocks european commander in chief says the plan will be ready within two weeks this follows the alliance freezing pronk soko corporation with russia which could hurt much more than just diplomatic relations as r.t. is more important i reports. by suspending military and security cooperation with russia nato has also put the brakes on a twelve year relationship initially created to keep the world safe for. europe america and russia bear the unfortunate scars of terrorism and also share the common goal of battling against extremists nato members and moscow regularly exchange information and hold consultations on various aspects of counter-terrorism in the past russia has even provided ships for nato is maritime counterterrorism operation. moscow and t