former egyptian president mohamed morsi is buried under tight security after he collapsed in a cairo courtroom his muslim brotherhood says he was assassinated and is calling for demonstrations. and german investigators say they believe the killing of a regional politician was motivated by far price extremism baltar look was shot in the head it close range what some are calling an execution style shooting. and we have some sports at the women's world cup in germany have easily down south africa to win their group and set up an easier looking opponent in the last 16. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for joining us tensions between the united states and iran are increasing af. the u.s. announced it was sending an additional $1000.00 troops to the middle east and in a move also likely to strain ties tehran says it is breaking its compliance with the international nuclear accord the u.s. deployment comes as its military releases these new images that it says proves around was behind the bombing of 2 tankers in the gulf last week rand has denied any involvement in the attack. for the very l

returning from cairo, he stays with eisenhower. together, the men fly in the president's plane, nicknamed the sicily, where the general markorates and tells george patton -- i think you can see him next to the last figure in the back. current, black cloud hanging over patton for slapping hospital, you will have an army command in the great normandy operation. alliancethe grand saved. stone and its supreme commander appointed. thank in washington -- back in ishington, the president fromd the conquering hero hyde park, surrounded by his family, he broadcasts a christmas message, announcing to the world his appointment of eisenhower as supreme commander of the forthcoming assault. found, in the pink, as someone describes him. but he is not. ill with the flu and he never gets better. the second half of war and peace tells a satyr story -- sadder story of fdr behind the scenes. he is diagnosed with fatal heart disease. eisenhower, and was moving to england to take command of the invasion, has fromable to stop churchill mounting his own

cairo. it's to syria now where government forces backed by russian airstrikes have intensified their offensive on the country's last rebel held province in love dozens of people have been killed over the last few months an estimated 70000000 people live in the province according to the u.n. 1100000 of them are internally displaced refugees many of them live in overcrowded camps the un has warned of a looming humanitarian catastrophe in the region president bashar al assad for his part has vowed to retake all of syria and that means civilians especially children are dressed. so bomb is very nervous as he waits for the big news his wife is giving birth in this clinic men are not allowed to enter the pediatric ward it's one of the few places pregnant women in northern england can go. after 10 hours of waiting the moment has finally arrived so boss wife has given birth to a boy mahmoud. the proud father can hardly believe his luck he sends the 1st snap shot of the newborn to all his friends and

went about diffusing churchill's time bomb in cairo. and insisting, as the president did, that the d-day operation be carried out, as agreed in quebec. saving d-day, in other words. churchill was furious, boiling with rage. the two men flew to tehran. where fdr got stalin to promise to back the d-day invasion with a simultaneous russian offensive on the eastern front, which would force them to fight on two fronts. in which case, the germans would be unable to withdraw forces from the east to reinforce their armies in france, facing the allies. stalin also promises the president to join the war against japan, once hitler surrenders. this trip was historic, a triumph. when churchill was asked by his doctor whether anything had gone wrong, he snapped. "a bloody lot wrong has gone wrong." [laughter] in fact, as history shows, a bloody lot has gone right. certainly, hitler is in no doubt as to the defining importance of an allied cross channel invasion for the fate of the nazi third reich. the landing and subsequent battle will "decide the w

thanks for that from cairo. let's get you briefed now on some of the other stories making the news this hour the rescue operations are underway in southwest china following an earthquake that killed at least 12 people the 6.0 magnitude quake and a milder aftershock parts of on probably late monday more than 120 people were injured in. a new zealand court has sentenced christchurch businessman to 21 months in prison for sharing video of the massacre of worshipers and one of the city's mosques the judge said philip arts they committed a hate crime the video had been reported by the gunmen killed as if he wanted people in march. at least 12 migrants have drowned after their boat sank off the coast of turkey officials say the vessel capsized in the aegean near the dialogues coast 31 other migrants were rescued it's not yet clear what caused that doesn't sink. here in germany federal prosecutors say they are treating the killing of a regional politician as an act of far right extremism balta looked at were shot dead

after the president's trip to cairo and tehran, the d-day .roject is energized . it will go forward in the spring of 1944, and it is energized for ne extra historic reason, as i tried to define definitively at last in this oak, "war and peace comical peace" the -- "war and namely, the decision to appoint the men he had interviewed, as tosaw, at length on his way cairo, young general dwight the eisenhower. this was one of the most inspired appointments of world war ii, a coalition war involving the forces of many nations, but led by the united states. and typically, fdr is not content just to send ike a telegram. ,eturning from tehran and cairo he stays with eisenhower in two tunis and together, the two men fly in the president, plane, cow," to the "sacred malta and sicily, where the president decorates general mark clark for his bravery and leadership in salerno, and tells lieutenant general george patton , whom i think you can see next to the last figure at the back , that despite the current black cloud hanging over slapping and threatening shellshocked gis in a

is here with us in the studio is our correspondent who's covered egypt extensively was in egypt in cairo when one of morsi was ousted in july of 2013 let's talk about the conditions that he was being held in prison for over 5 years nearly 6 years now very soon in my scope including human rights watch have denounced these conditions what do we know about how he was held just looking now at an article far remember reading this was published in the independent newspaper. april 4th 2000 or year and a couple months ago and the title of the articles if mohammed morsi is treatment in egypt's tora prison doesn't. you could freeze a premature death out in this regard british and he had had warned about that had gone on in the nation and it's spoken with with people who are familiar with the conditions inside and. so forth and i think where was he being held was it tora prison service and is a prison compound it has several prisons in it it's the scorpion it has. the mozart or it's. several compounds present compounds has become within that the scorpion prison is the most notorious it is where the

like to turn now to correspondent ruth michelson she is joining us on the line from the capital of cairo with what exactly happened. for we understand from the local media here in egypt that former president morsi died while on trial espionage cases in espionage cases result he's made damning from. his connection with a legit connection with the palestinian islamist group. the local media said that he also is judged to speak fainted and then died before his body was taken to the hospital the former president has been in solitary confinement since he is tension in 20 says he and i have been ongoing questions raised about his health and his treatment while in prison. now mohamed morsy was egypt's 1st democratically elected president what do you think his legacy will be. well he's ongoing legacy is certainly speech it's democratically elected president and he was something of an unlikely figure he saw the brotherhood changing from an underground organization to one that came to egypt and his legacy is also someone who was unable to find a way to rule that really made all gypsies happy that

he was buried today in cairo. the muslim brotherhood leader was elected in 2012 in egypt's first, and still only, democratic election, but he was deposed a year later in a military coup led by egyptian army chief general abdel fattah el-sisi. in his final comments, morsi insisted he was still egypt's legitimate president. morsi's historic election came one year after mass protests led to the the end of hosni mubarak's 30-year rule. morsi spent the last six years of his life in jail including extended periods in isolation. amy: the muslim brotherhood, which is now banned in egypt, has described morsi's death as "full fledged murder." human rights watch said -- "the government of egypt today bears responsibility for his death, given their failure to provide him with adequate medical care or basic prisoner rights." morsi's death comes as el-sisi continues to jail tens of thousands of people in what the associated press has described as the heaviest crackdown on dissent in egypt's modern history. we go now to cairo wh

brent: getting us the latest on what happened today in cairo. thank you. here in germany, federal prosecutors have revealed they are treating the murder of a local politician as an act of far right extremism. he was a member of chancellor merkel's conservatives. he was a vocal supporter of the chancellor's welcoming approach to refugees. he was shot dead earlier this month at his home and essential state of hesse. the suspected killer has a long track record of hate crime according to police. >> in the early afternoon, a spokesperson for the federal prosecutor held a press conference. the police believe they have established a motive for the suspect. >> as the current state of our investigation, we assume a we are getting with his right-wing extremism. the suspects past gives us grounds to believe this as do his public opinions and beliefs. >> onto second, -- on june 2, walter luebcke was shot dead on the terrace of his home. one of the first suspect was found on a north sea ferry, but the authorities were on the wrong track. the 45-year-old suspect was fo

to many people i'm not saying they don't make mistakes but i was in cairo during the time and i've seen the crises and i know i was completely aware of it and it was mostly i manufactured by someone who why a 6 months before dick too and uprising in june and 30 years there were pictures of general sisi everywhere in cairo for 30 on them in parade years and in tahrir square if we want to go back and talk about the mistakes of president morsi he was a poor communicator and he did not communicate properly with the people that communicate with his religious. anguish that most of the people did not understand or appreciate he did not communicate well with many of his advisors and many of them who had and the 1st 6 months in office and his decrees of the talk about the knesset use not decree. he issued in october of 2012 it was extremely disturbing to even to many of people who were supporting him if he had communicated better before issuing that constitutional decree many people including myself or could have been were receipt of of his position and his understanding of the crisis at that po

or earlier we spoke to our correspondent ruth michaelson in cairo and we asked her how are people in egypt reacting to mohamed morsi. she remembered that this man was extremely controversial and decisive state son he was a freedom of speech and a symbol of freedom and democracy who represented a time in our review group that had operated underground for many many years to others he was an enemy of the state and remain that way and probably will remain that way to. motivate his opponents including the people currently in power this stands in treason as difficult but somewhat uncontroversial events. and you know his eyes or excuse me an era as this man was a criminal who died in prison 6 some of his supporters or even other political figures from across the political spectrum in egypt do you feel that his death was unfortunately somewhat inevitable given the lack of or treatment sees me given the treatment that he was suffering for his ongoing medical conditions while in prison and they say that his his death was essentially symbolic of the treatment of political prisoners in egypt tod

this is g w news live from berlin tonight in a cairo courtroom egypt's 1st democratically elected president has died mohamed morsi collapsed today during his trial in espionage charges with his body leaders of a hospital he was ousted from power by the military in a coup led by the current president back in 2013 that followed massive protests in the country also coming up tonight german investigators established a far right forward in the murder of a local politician investigators say a suspect in the killing of an official from german chancellor angela merkel's party has an extremist background it's alleged that he shot this official in the head at close range before he was arrested last week. i'm off to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin tonight with news out of egypt former president mohamed morsi has died warsi reportedly collapsed today during a court session in cairo and was rushed to the hospital where he later passed away he was a key figure in egypt's muslim brotherhood and he was the 1st democratically elected president in egypt's

severely on anyone who attempts to do any kind of dissent or observation or demonstrations across cairo and labeled them tourists and we see in the liquidation. as us in nation of multiple members of the opposition claimed to be. there was 0 at any proof and investigation about that and so this is all a quite a hurdle for an uprising against a dictatorship and unfortunately the western powers are still doing what they do best which basically providing weapons and arms to a dictatorship and making deals with. regardless of what the people want and this is going to affect everyone in the region not just in egypt but in the region and also in and europe as well cryo of the civilizations happened in egypt but going forward there are some civilian forces who are trying to regroup and trying to do a coherent opposition against political opposition. it is a con regime internally and overseas and we hope not and the near future that will be fruitful somehow again is the size of your situation right and ramey the the egypt example is preferred he must to be a blueprint for the region and a us yo

egypt's only democratically elected president mohamed morsi morsi has been buried amid tight security in cairo day off that he collapsed and died inside a courtroom these pictures were taken near by a security forces kept journalists away from the burial service will see some says they also refused to allow his father to be buried at his hometown. well thousands of people across the middle east have been remembering morsi with funeral prayers in tunisia as parliament's there was a prayer for morsi while hundreds gathered to remember him in libya's capital tripoli and meanwhile in turkey president richard type erdogan attended press as an istanbul mosque where he raise concerns about how morsi died simcoe see early reports from istanbul 0. 00 this is a special food all service for egypt's former president mohamed morsy hundreds of people gathered in a stumbles far to moscow to honor his life and struck a. lot gyptian is here already agree. i was something since egypt after his death and we neither forgave him because he was a good leader show us oh yeah people here believe the sparta loss of a

egypt's 1st democratically elected president mohamed morsi has died during a court session in cairo the public prosecutor said he collapsed in the defendant's cage shortly after addressing the court the 67 year old muslim brotherhood leader has been in prison since 2013 when he was toppled from power after less than a year his death was announced on egyptian state television which said he was in court over his alleged contact with the palestinian group hamas. toshiro mohamed morsi mohamed morsi died today while attending a session in his trial on espionage charges during the session he was granted permission to address the judge after the session was adjourned the former president blacked out and then died his body was taken to a hospital and get it. laura bowden manny looks back now at the rise and fall of mohamed morsi. mohamed morsi sailed into the presidency of egypt with the winds of the people's revolution demanding change. in 2012 he became egypt's 1st democratically elected president and the 1st civilian to hold office morsi was born in 1951 he spent his adult life 1st as an eng

program egypt's 1st democratically elected president mohammed morsi has been buried at a cemetery in cairo a day after he died in court some family members were there but morsi son says the government refused to allow the burial to take place in his father's hometown shortly chalons will look at the rise and fall of morsi and the crushing of the muslim brotherhood 1st print gupta takes us to reaction to his death which rights groups blame on years of paul prison conditions. a death that human rights activists have called tragic but predictable and what former egyptian president mohamed morsy supporters say is a model 17 june $29000.00 morsi appeared in court for a trial on charges of espionage he asked a judge if you could speak to him the session in what is now his final address morsi demanded a special tribunal and better trial conditions the public prosecutors say the 67 year old man collapsed and died in a defendant's cage. unless all of us a little help the you know how medical source has revealed the details of the medical condition of mohamed morsi who died monday afternoon due to a

also in the president of egypt who was ousted dies in cairo. and in hong kong thousands of protesters have laid siege to the legislator and demand her immediate resignation. hello i am katty kay in washington. iran is backing europe into a corner. in ten days it will have produced enough enriched uranium to breach limits. it is stepping back to the commitments it signed up to in the 2015 nuclear deal and unless europe finds a way to circumvent the us imposed sanctions, that deal may well be dead within weeks. the united states has lots of evidence that iran was responsible for the attack on two ships last week. it is the most serious escalation since the united states pulled out of the nuclear agreement that was signed in 2015. in may, washington imposed new sanctions hitting the countries metal industry. a week later, four ships were attacked the american security adviser said he was almost certain iran was nine the attacks. the us has deployed troops. last thursday, two more tankers were attacked in the gulf of oman. the white house blamed ir

egypt's 1st democratically elected president mohamed morsi has died during a court session in cairo the public prosecutor said he collapsed in the defendant's cage shortly after addressing the court the 67 year old muslim brotherhood leader had been in prison since 2013 when he was ousted after less than a year in power the secretary general of the muslim brotherhood has told al-jazeera he fears security forces will bury morsi and cairo late at night denying him a proper funeral. the sect on the head of the real me home has even less of a problem this is a sad day not only for the muslim brothers but also for the egyptian people what was lucky of them for his family was shot and for arabs and muslims and especially for the palestinian people of course who witnessed how morsy stood with them in the war most of all there's no doubt the history will remember that this as a day morsi was martyred or sect after he was killed by the military could you know that there is a very challenging looks back now at the rise and fall of man that morsi. mohamed morsi sailed into the presidency of egypt

the africa cup of nations with a match to spare after they beat democratic republic of congo 2—0 in cairoked up the second goal and in the earlier game at the same venue uganda drew 1—1 with zimbabwe to leave them in pole position to qualify second. two hours away in alexandria, nigeria have progressed from group b with a game to spare with a 1—0 win over guinea and our reporter in egythohn bennett can round it all up. ahmed elmohamady scored the first goal, as egypt lived up to expectations. 70,000 fans at the cairo international stadium had been waiting for this moment. after great work, national hero mohammed salah rocketed the ball past the keeper. uganda moved closer to the last 16 after an entertaining 1—1 draw against zimbabwe. both teams mist chances to wind it. meanwhile, in group b, if nigerian players were distracted by talk about a bonus, they didn't show it. they made it two winds from two. they have a good team, they have experienced players as well, i am just happy to win this game today. we just wanted to finish one so we can game today. we just wanted to finish one so we

president mohamed morsi is tight security after you suddenly collapsed and died during a court session in cairo his muslim brotherhood organization says he was the fascinated and is calling for protests. and do facebook and finance go together the social media companies expected to present its new crypto currency today giving traditional payment systems a run for their money. without shima for you if a president michel platini has been detained in connection with an investigation into the award of the 2022 suckled world cup to qatar in 2010 and platini is being held for questioning by french authorities at the anticorruption office outside paris the decision to award the tournament was highly controversial that he has originally said he was going to vote for the us and then changed his mind after a meeting with the loo. off the god stage. jonathan. says welcome jonathan 1st of all how significant is this development but this is a very made to develop a very significant development i think in a story that's never really going away because ever since guitar was awarded the 2020 world cup back in

it's to egypt now where a former president mohamed morsy has been buried in the capital cairo a day after his sudden death morsy had collapsed in court state t.v. said he died of a cardiac arrest. his muslim brotherhood blamed poor conditions in the prison where he's being held in accuse the egyptian government of assassinating human rights groups are calling for an independent investigation into his death. earlier i spoke with correspondent ruth michelson in cairo and i asked her how people in egypt are reacting to morsi sudden death she remembered well it's extremely actual and decisive state. law is a freedom of speech. bill of freedom and democracy he represented a time in our refute that race in underground for many many is to others he was an enemy of the state and will remain that way and probably will remain that way. to graze opponents including the people currently in. the stands and treason as difficult but somewhat uncontroversial events. and you know his eyes or excuse me in their eyes this man was a criminal who died in prison some of his supporters or even other political f

morsi death wanted morsi egypt's 1st democratically elected president has died this monday in cairo on a human rights watch says egypt is responsible for morsy is death the group here we are saddened to hear of president morsi untimely suffering following years of brutal and unjust detention by egypt's school government president morsi will be remembered as egypt's 1st then only democratically elected president and his election gave hope to the people of egypt that a new iraq was possible the statement goes on to say that the government of egypt egypt today bears responsibility for his death given their failure to provide him with adequate medical care or basic prisoner rights let's now speak to sorry leah whitson who is executive director of the middle east and north africa division of human rights watch is on the line from new york thank you for being with us your reaction we heard there what human rights watch has said what more can you tell us about mohamed morsy conditions in prison. well i what we've been documenting for the past several years is the fact that he's been imprisone

morsi is a buried amid tight security on trees suddenly collapsed and died during a court session in cairo his muslim brotherhood organization says he was assassinated and has ordered for protests. and before my head to other european football michel platini has been detained by police in front of the t.v. is being held in an investigation into the awarding of the 2022 world cup soccer tournament to the gulf state on dot. showing a very warm welcome to you i'm. welcome to the program and jimmy's interior minister has warned that driving extremism poses a serious danger to german society hospital for was reacting to the execution style killing of a catholic city official who spoke out in favor of chancellor macas policies the awful call of the killing an alarm bell directed or germans he said that the righteous extremism must be fought with all means consistent with the rule of law. police have arrested a suspected rightly extremist in the case we have this report police arrested the suspect 45 year old stefan at his home early on sunday morning the next day germany's federal prosecutor too

the bbc‘s rania sabree is in cairo.e do know that his family had made repeated requests to the egyptian government to give more medical care and to allow them to visit him more often and they were denied visiting him possibly for the first three yea rs of him possibly for the first three years of his detention from 2013 and he was only seen for short periods and they always complained of his medical condition. the medical care offered to prisoners in egypt is a lwa ys offered to prisoners in egypt is always of a very poor standard and this has actually been something of the human rights organisations commented on repeatedly, and when it comes to medical care in particular it was not used as a punitive measure against the former egyptian president but rather it is the state in egyptian prisons and that goes for thousands of prisoners and in particular political prisoners. remind us why he was in prison in the first place and why he was appearing in court today. you just said that he came to power in 2012 after the arab s

president mohamed morsy has died morsy reportedly collapsed during a court session in the capital cairo and was rushed to the hospital where he later died he was a key figure in egypt's muslim brotherhood in the 1st democratically elected president of the country's modern history morsy had been in jail since 2013 after the military ousted him following mass protests against his rule. let's get you the latest now on these the breaking developments for that i would like to turn now to correspondent ruth michelson she is joining us on the line from the capital a carver ruth what exactly happened. well we understand from the local media here in egypt that former president morsi died while on trial for espionage this was an espionage case resulting me stemming from. his connection with alleged connection with the palestinian islamist group hamas the local media said that he also the judge to speak fainted and then died before his body was taken to the hospital the former president has been in solitary confinement since his detention in 2030 and there have been ongoing questions raised about

death of egypt's only democratically elected president mohammed morsi has been buried at a cemetery in cairo a day after he died in court age 67 these pictures were taken near by a security forces kept journalists away from the burial service son says his father wasn't allowed to be buried in his hometown and morsi was forced from power in 2013 in a military coup and has never and has been in jail ever since the un's human rights office says any inquiry into his death should examine how he was treated while in prison a spokesman said president mohammed morsi was in the custody of the egyptian authorities at the time of his death the state is responsible for ensuring he was treated humanely and that its right to life and health were respected. any sudden death in custody must be followed by prompt impartial thorough and transparent investigation carried out by an independent body to clarify the cause of death while rights groups have blamed morse's death on years of poor prison conditions priyanka gupta reports. a death that human rights activists have called tragic but predictable and what f

only democratically elected president mohamed morsi will see has been buried amid tight security in cairo a day after he collapsed and died inside a courtroom these pictures were taken near by a security forces kept journalists away from the burial service morsy son says they also refused to allow his father to be buried in his hometown. well thousands of people throughout the middle east have been remembering morsi with funeral prayers into his parliament there was a prayer for morsi when hundreds gathered to remember him in libya's capital tripoli meanwhile in turkey president richard at one attended president is temple lost where he raised concerns about how morsi died same question a report from istanbul 0000 this is a special food oral service for egypt's former president mohamed morsy hundreds of people gathered in a stumbles far to moscow to honor his life and struck a. blow for gyptian is here already agree. i was something changed in egypt after that and we're not going to forget him because he was a good leader show us oh by the people here believe the sparta the loss of the lea

mahmoud morsi has died this monday according to egyptian state television during a court session in cairoe is said to have fainted and was later pronounced dead morsy was egypt's 1st democratically elected president he was ousted in july of 2013 by the military led by egypt's current president abdel fattah r.c.c. let's bring in our jazeera is jamal who has covered egypt extensively was on the ground in fact when wanted morsi was ousted before we talk about the impact and the reaction in egypt and regionally. let's talk about what may have happened here 1st we're expecting of course a statement from the state prosecutor in egypt on the 2nd stances of wanting more since death but they had been various reports over the years that he had been mistreated in jail that had been tortured what do you think the egyptian government is going to say about his death and the 2nd stance is it's a very good question i think we've got to start with what we know and what we know in fact is very little because since the military coup that ousted mohamad morsi his whereabouts from the very beginning were kept

reported dead today this monday during a court session in cairo we continue to get reactions for you from around the world let's speak tonight there was director of the center for middle east studies at the university of denver is via skype from toronto in canada thank you so much for speaking to us i don't know if you were able to hear our previous guest there who said he was he wasn't clear what impact the news of or wanted more his death would have on the current egyptian government on president because presumably his supporters are going to blame the government for his death he'd been in detention in prison for some 6 years now with reports that had been mistreated had been tortured what are you initial thoughts about what's going on right now huge. well it's a shocking development and i think fundamentally it is a setback for the prospects of a peaceful political change in egypt and it's going to be a victory i think over the long term for the forces of violence of radical extremism who will point to the story of mohamed morsi as a failed politician who respected the outcome of

the mp crispin blunt. 0ur correspondence is in cairo.died mr morsi? he was attending a court session, and today's case was the one about spying with the neighbouring hamas and he asked the judge to speak. he spoke for a few moments and then the judge adjourned the session and went on a break and during the break president morsi collapsed and he was announced dead shortly afterwards by the prison doctor. the court session was actually taking place in a complex of the prison in southern cairo and thatis of the prison in southern cairo and that is where he has been staying for the past years. the present has a dreadful reputation internationally —— the prison. for the conditions inside. what are we certain of in terms of the conditions that mr morsi was being held in? we are certain that the medical care is of a very low standard when it comes to egyptian prisons and this is no exception to that. this has been a complaint by the family of all the detainees, the quality of medical care is very low and very scarce and it does not come by easi

to many people i'm not saying they don't make mistakes but i was in cairo during the time and i've seen the crises and i know i was completely aware of it and it was mostly i manufactured by someone who why a 6 months before dick too and uprising in june and 30 years there were pictures of general sisi everywhere in cairo for 30 on them in parade years and in tahrir square if we want to go back and talk about the mistakes of president morsi he was a poor communicator and he did not communicate properly with the people that communicate with his religious. anguish that most of the people did not understand or appreciate he did not communicate well with many of his advisors and many of them who had and the 1st 6 months in office and his decrees of the talk about the knesset use not decree. he issued in october of 2012 it was extremely disturbing to even to many of people who were supporting him if he had communicated better before issuing that constitutional decree and many people including myself are could have been where every seat of of his position and his understanding of the crisis a

general of the muslim brotherhood has told al-jazeera that he fears security forces will bury morsi in cairo late at night denying him a proper funeral. on the real me on has in place of this is a sad day not only for the muslim brothers but also for the egyptian people and for his family and for arabs and muslims and especially for the palestinian people who witnessed how morsy stood with them in the war there's no doubt that history will remember it as a day morsi was martyred after he was killed by the military coup. and lawyers say morsi has now been buried. as minister of planning and international cooperation during the last 3 months of his presidency he says his death is a criminal act. the 1st reaction is that we are. facing a complete. action of murder this is a necessary nation crime that must be dealt this way and. a lot of people over the world have been warning against this for a long time we have members of the british parliament headed by sir tristram blunt . who tried to have a committee visit to mostly to examine his health conditions after reports of his deteriorating healt

what it calls the plan to criminal killing of morsi his lawyer says his body has now been buried in cairo morsi son says egyptian authorities refused permission for him to be laid to rest at the family plot and human rights activists say morsy is medical condition was ignored by egyptian authorities and harsh conditions in solitary confinement could have led to a premature death explains. a death that human rights activists have called tragic but predictable and what former egyptian president mohamed morsy supporters say is a model 17 june $29000.00 morsi appeared in court for a trial on charges of espionage he asked the judge if you could speak to him the session in what is now his final address morsi demanded a special tribunal and better trial conditions the public prosecutors say the 67 year old man collapsed and died in a defendant's cage. help them you know how medical source has revealed the details of the medical condition of mohamed morsi who died monday afternoon due to a surprise heart attack during a court session for the espionage case the source added that morsi had continue

in cairo and this wave is going to grow i had a very moving moment when i saw him. shadi abdullah's green wave will keep rolling if his fellow egyptians join in to protect. and care for the nile the river is central to their cultural heritage and to their economy and it's a treasure of immense beauty. waste is also the focus of our global ideas series this week or to be more specific food waste food that's thrown away even though it's clearly still edible it's a widespread problem in many countries including the philippines in south of the capital manila an awareness of the issue is growing and people are starting to that facility chanst reporter going to take a childes was there and took part in an innovative cookery course. poverty that's what drives these people to look through sacks of garbage and for something to eat they've been sifting through the waste since early this morning. the food doesn't have to be appetizing it just shouldn't make them sick. it back and take it it didn't spoil it i take it home wash it boilers and then caucus. philippa balder feeds h

in cairo there was a violent protest outside of our embassy spark bid this hateful video.hat happened in benghazi was in fact initially a spontaneous reaction to what transpired before in cairo. >> what happened in cairo, benghazi and other parts of the region was a direct result of a heinous and offensive video. david: joining me, adam epstein and nan hayward. i'm not surprised by the hypocrisy. but it's irksome that the mainstream media didn't much report on the hillary side of all this for months. >> they have delighted in all of that information. but here is another aspect. susan rice abused her powers to unmask members of the trump transition team when they were meeting entirely legally with representatives from the united arab emirates. she used that as unmass to be try to figure out if there was some way they could presumably cause difficulty for the trump transition team. why is sue and rice putting herself back out into the spotlight? they are doing this because investigation of the investigation is coming. bill barr, the attorney general will be revealing a lot.

the former egyptian president mohamed morsi has been buried in the capital cairo a day after his sudden death morsy sunset authorities refused to allow the former leader to be buried in his hometown morsy suffered a fatal heart attack in the courtroom yesterday is muslim brotherhood blame to put conditions in the prison where he was being held human drives groups are calling for an independent investigation. now if we spoke to a correspondent ruth michelson in cairo and we asked her how people in egypt are reacting to moment morsi is death she remembered was extremely controversial and decisive state. he was a freedom of democracy as a symbol of freedom and democracy he represented a time in power for sleep that operated underground for many many years to others he was an enemy of the state and will remain that way and probably will remain now wait. for his opponents including the people currently in power. stands entries here to pass difficult somewhat uncontroversial events. and you know his eyes or excuse me an era as this man was a criminal who died in prison some of his supporters

news today: egypt's former president mohammed morsi has died after collapsing in a cage in court in cairoformer muslim brotherhood leader was attending a hearing to answer charges of espionage. he had been held in prison ever since he was ousted by the egyptian army, a year after his election in 2012. a united nations internal report says there was a "systemic failure" in the way it handled the situation in myanmar in 2017. the military crackdown drove more than 700 and 30 thousand rohingya muslims to cross over to bangladesh. the report says the un did not have a unified strategy and lacked security council support. the world renowned designer, artist, and socialite gloria vanderbilt, known for making tight blue jeans fashionable, has died at the age of 95. she had stomach cancer. the news was confirmed by her son, cnn anchor anderson cooper, who said his mother was "an extraordinary woman, who loved life, and lived it on her own terms". these puppies look sad, and if you've ever wondered why puppies sometimes do look so sad, it seems that dogs may have evolved a special muscle to allow