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six lives skirmishes between police and anti-government protesters have also shaken the capital cairo egypt's president under pressure after a court ordered the suspension of a parliamentary election scheduled for next month. in madrid employees of the airline iberia are continuing their protests against layoffs planned by the company much of the anger directed at the british based managers who say thousands of jobs need cutting the troubled companies already had to cancel thirteen hundred flights thanks to a second week of action. the shape of british politics shifting with swathes of the public growing disillusioned with the policies of mainstream parties and recent byelection saw governing conservatives beaten to second place by the u.k.i.p. a party that's never held a seat in parliament until now has been dismissed as a fringe movement or tea sarraf earth has more. britain's political landscape is changing the stranglehold of the old three party system appears to be listening and it's a pin the door to some colorful alternatives all the polls and percentages and opinions from politicians

secretary kerry in cairo, egypt and basing that on parmimentary lentions and helping the country emerge from a economic and political crisis. >> this is parent of the kerry's first overseas trip as a top u.s. diplomat . also in the middle east, new reaction to the united states plan to aid the rebels with bashar assad's regime. they are making their first official statementings. it will provide nonlethal aid to syrian and rebel forces who are fighting a deadly syrian war. the help in the form of food and medical supplies and it is it intend happened to send a message to assad that it is time for him to go. this siginals that assad has no intention of going anywhere and likely stay in power until 2014 and may run for another term while the civil war is going on conner powell has more. >> the last out in the united states accusing the obama administration for offering aid to syrian rebelings. the syrian foreign minister said the move will prolong the fighting that killed 70,000. he claims that they will encourage the opposition to continue fighting. the u.s. said thursday, that it will pr

now cairo, egypt.dancers in that city aren't just busting a move for the fun of it. >> they are hoping the harlem shake will actually shake up the country's ruling party. a group of pro democracy activists thrust their hips in front of the muslim brotherhood's cairo headquarters demanding reform. pretty bold. >> at least there's a message in that one. the rest of it seems ridiculous. >> at least a nice gathering there with lots of smiles. >> exactly. that will do it for me. but you're not done. >> thanks. it was fun. only 30 minutes, but i'll take it. have a great weekend. >>> the cnn newsroom is continuing right now. ♪ my friends, they do surround me ♪ ♪ i hope this never ends ♪ and we'll be the best of friends ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing the reimagined 2013 chevrolet traverse. all set? all set. with spacious seating for up to eight.

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egypt's and gobs of fresh protests as an anti-government rally. glasses and injuries and angry crowds in cairo demand the resignation of a prosecutor general. they depositors and ciber a stake a major hit likely to see most of their savings slip through their fingers as details of the president a bailout package emerge and. fictional morass. that's to be killed and be all of them to get traction on the fish and bring you the first hand testimony of a reigning doctor who speaks out of twenty one other metrics are whether you feel pro this charges after spending two years behind bars. ten am in the russian capital this is r t with me we're in a josh as a one time a hunger strike near is it's eight three week conditions for the protesting inmates are illegibly becoming increasingly unbearable are to talk to a lawyer of one of the striking detainees and she told us the guards are resorting to harsh tactics to pressure them to and their campaign cindy who is in guantanamo now also says the move only encourages more detainees to join the hunger strike and describe her own clients plight. the first s

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clashes between protesters and alleged muslim brotherhood supporters of egypt's second largest city tonight while in cairo angry crowds demand the prosecutor general quicks over arrest warrants for prominent activists. when the inmates are pressured to end hunger strike battles to try to break a wall of silence from washington over the desperate weeks long campaign. and. doctors are cleared of a legal protest charges in bahrain after spending two years behind bars while some still remain in legal limbo. believing this is r.t. it's kevin owen here live with me from moscow our top story tonight twenty three people have been killed in a wave of suicide attacks on mosques in iraq the latest in a bloody campaign that's playing on sectarian divisions a regional iraqi election candidate narrowly escapes an attempt on his life after a bomb found in his home was disarmed but five other candidates were killed in assassinations bombings and raids this month believed to be the work of al qaeda cells. just returned from the country in fact and described to my top my colleague a bit earlier tabby might say the atmosphe

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. >>> angry soccer fans took to the streets in cairo today, storming egypt's soccer federation headquarters, and setting it on fire. two people were killed. the rampage came shortly after a judge upheld the death sentences of 21 people involved in last year's deadly soccer riots. >>> former south african president nelson mandela is back in the hospital tonight. the 94-year-old was admitted earlier today for routine tests. nbc's rohip katru is in johannsburg tonight with the latest. >> reporter: lester, the briefest of statements from the office of jacob zuma the president of south africa, just 55 words long, but it says that nelson mandela was admitted to hospital today. it says that there's no reason for anyone to be alarmed, but it adds that these are scheduled tests that he's undergone and they're in line with a man of his age. he's 94 years old, and in line with the pre-existing medical condition that he has. what might that be? he is incredibly frail. and we know that just before christmas he was admitted to the hospital to be treated for a lung condition, and for gallstones, too. his

. >>> secretary of state john kerry touched down in cairo, egypt a few hours ago.flu in from turkey and is currently on the sixth day a nine-day trip through the middle east. with a good evening your time. what is the schedule like in egypt? what happened today? >> reporter: well, u.s. officials traveling with the secretary of state say it is a very intense day of meetings. today the secretary of state met with some of egypt's opposition forces, though some of the more notable figures boycotted that meeting. he's also meeting with members of egypt's business community. there's no doubt that the u.s. feels that to get egypt's economy back on track there has to be a political reconciliation under way. that hasn't happened so far. tomorrow the secretary of state is going to meet members of the civil society, some of them who have been complaining about a shrinking of human rights if you will. and then he will meet with egypt's president, minister of defense and the powerful intelligence chief. so he does have a very busy 24 hours ahead of him, alex. >> tell me, is egy

. >>> out of the middle east, secretary of state john kerry meeting with egypt's president morsi in cairo this morning. secretary kerry arrived in egypt yesterday. this as violent protests took place across the country. mr. kerry also met with opposition leaders, urging them to push for unity and economic reforms in that country. the critics say the administration's middle east strategy may actually be emboldening islamists at the expense of activists pushing for democracy. some members of the egyptian op opposition refused to meet with the secretary of state. what does this mean for the future in the always volatile middle east, john bottleo boltor un ambassador and fox news contributor joinses as he does every sunday morning at this time. >> good morning, mr. ambassador. what do you think he can achieve in egypt? >> it's very difficult given the policy that president obama has been pursuing these past two years since the arab spring began. he seems to determined to continue to pursue it. i think it's stunning that some of these basically secular opposition leaders refuse to meet with se

true reporting there from cairo well after egypt u.s.secretary of state john kerry had set off for saudi arabia in order to touch base with the rulers of the gulf monarchies including bihari and of course kuwait in just a few minutes we'll be looking into why the united states is a light itself with some of the region's most controversial. technology innovation all the developments around russia. the future of harvard. sometimes you see the story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know. is a big. deal to. you. so good to have you with us this evening i'm lucy kaplan of and of course you're watching r.t. well after his two day trip to egypt john kerry met with the foreign ministers of the gulf cooperation council has held talks with the region's leaders in saudi arabia this before flying to the u.a.e. and qatar well it speak now live with journalist neil clark a contributor contributor to the british guardian newsp

egypt needs to reform, but the secretary announced the u.s. would provide more than 200 million dollars in aid because of cairo's promises to reform, yet the situationas opposition parties are set it boycott next month's elections. some opposition groups protested kerry's visit and refuse today even meet with them, they believe that the u.s. is too supportive of the ruling muslim brotherhood party which they say is anti-democratic and islamic extremist. secretary kerry says they don't want to pick, they want to see reform. >> harris: a bombing at a house of worship as we go around the world in 80 seconds. pakistan. (siren sounding) >> that attack outside a mosque in karachi, as shiite muslims were leaving evening prayer, several buildings caught fire including an apartment complex, so far, no one is claiming responsibility. japan, a bullet train derails during a snowstorm. about 130 passengers and staff stranded for more than six hours. no injuries and no word yet on what caused the train to go off the track. germany, people protesting the demolition of parts of the longest remaining stretch of the berlin wall. some of it already being torn down to

secretary of state john kerry was in egypt today meeting with president morsi in cairo. kerry came with millions in u.s. aid released by congress as morsi promised to continue economic and political reforms in egypt. more street violence though today protestors battled riot police where government workers are on strike and in cairo clashes broke out when plain clothes police tried to retake tahrir square for protestors who have been occupying it more months. in karachi pakistan, a car bomb killed more than three dozen people today. the explosion tore through a crowd of shiite-muslims after they left a mosque. the billion destroyed nearby building ambulances rushed to the scene. more than 140 were hurt. president obama continues to fill out his second term white house team. sylvia mathews burrwell has been chosen as budget director. the president of the wal-mart foundation. >> government figures out last week show new-home sales up nearly 16% in january, to their highest level since july 2008. in california, though the rebound is being stymied by a shortage not of houses b

here our top story egypt's opposition is lashed out of washington for meddling in the country's affairs the main leaders are refusing to meet secretary of state john kerry who's in cairo they accuse america of siding with the ruling brotherhood spite egypt's sharp political divisions. looks at what the u.s. chief diplomats intentions could be then. he says that the purpose of his visit is essentially to discuss regional and international issues have a wide spectrum of egyptian leadership that is refusing to meet with him the criticism is coming from liberal and secular leaders and they accuse kerry and the united states of siding with the muslim brotherhood and they accuse its leader mohamed morsi of the same surely stepping into the same role as the ousted dictator hosni mubarak now it is true that the united states has maintained close ties with morsi but the criticism is that he is failing to implement reforms and at the same time he is turning the country into a more religiously conservative ruling system at least two opposition figures have refused invitations from kerry to sit down and hold talks with him and this follows this week a call by the united states fo

meeting, announced that the united states would provide more than $200 million in aid to egypt because of cairo'so reform. the obama administration, however, is deeply concerned that the continuing instability in egypt will destabilize the entire middle east region but the situation in egypt will only get worse in the next few months as they boycott next month's election. some opposition groups protested john kerry's visit and refused to meet with him and believe the united states is too supportive of the ruling party, which opposition groups say is antidemocratic and islamic extremist. john kerry insisted that the united states doesn't want to pick winners and losers they just want egyptian politicians to work together to solve the country's many, many problems. >> the heads keep on coming as -- the hits keep on coming. folks in the middle west and great plains remember this from a few days ago. guess what? a wide-spread storm system packing heavy snow and high winds is bearing down and we are following that live. maria: yet another storm system taking aim at the center of the country. this time

to egypt some of the country's opposition leaders accuse washington of interfering in the country's domestic politics that sentiment is being echoed by their supporters on the streets as artie's cairo correspondent true reports. there was. from the people here in egypt what we saw was protests outside the foreign ministry of people actually burning pictures of john kerry saying that he was supporting the muslim brotherhood and u.s. interests in egypt on a formal political level opposition leader creating a hamdeen sabbahi i'm really so on mohamed el baradei to attend the meeting on saturday yesterday six of the eleven opposition think it is used to attend to by himself who of course is part of the national salvation front the leading opposition coalition here he said that he wouldn't open dialogue with john kerry the u.s. continues to pursue their interests here and to interfere at a domestic level. for his part apparently did to meet with john kerry were not sure what was actually discussed. they talked to him on the phone clearly a feeling of anger towards the u.s. secretary of state who was calling for political consensus which many people interpret as a bucking the muslim broth

. >> there is a plague of locust swarming egypt near cairo and gases a.people burning tires to get ridlion i don't know locust. skies are filled with them. swarm danieling crops. they are known to breed rapidly and eat equivalent of own weight in one day. officials plan to use pesticide. israel on high alert as swarm heads towards its border next. >> united states thinks the united nations has a drinking problem. ambassador represents the u.s. on the un budget committee and today he said that budget negotiations are made more complicated by the number of diplomat who turn up drunk. he's proposing therefore that negotiating rooms should be held in drink free zone. seems to make some sense. un budget finalize in december when holiday parties apparently lead to some part partying spilled that the budget negotiations. >> as we continue tonight gathering ofç men in red. just ahead of the papal election except for the one wearing purple. who is the imposter at the vatican. >> member of the so-called prison class 72. convicted killers. inform longer on death row. now back out on the streets.

radical islamists storm the mosque in egypt capital of cairo on friday and reportedly turned it in toture chamber. one american has been jailed for a month on suspicion of trying to spread christianity. two weeks ago, the church was a target of the arson attack. you may remember a pastor jailed in iran says he has been beatp a refused treatment because of his faith. we are seeing the stories more and more. this is the third one now. this is disconcerting. i know bob you are passionate about it. >> eric: if you watch fox and this show, we warned about this. this is a win in egypt. mohammed morsi comes from the muslim brotherhood. the muslim brotherhood candidate. he turned the egyptian constitution to a legal system that is based on shariah. since then, there have be crop tick christians blowing up churches and suicide bombings. in the meantime, morsi is the guyled occupiers in palestinian hands. warmongering descendants. is this the guy we want to give 1.6 billion in foreign aid? is this the guy on the day sequestions ration hits the same day secretary kerry handed over a check to $25

tonight very good to have your company our top story than egypt's been plunged into chaos three people have reportedly been killed in cairo tonight with some reports indicating an eight year old child was among the victims the un rest follows that court verdict in the case of last year's football riots which confirmed earlier death sentences and gave new prison terms to his artie's beltran with the latest. the scenes are very tense here in port side after this damning verdict that people say at the moment thousands gathered at the government headquarters and marched towards the canal the serious canal and it paid to stop traffic there as a form of protest the canal is obviously extremely important to egypt so this is a major sign to the president that they are not happy the chance in the streets are against president obama administration saying that they have been abandoned by the country and that's actually in fact it's almost racism that porn site is being targeted so when the verdict was announced people read their heads in their hands screaming at the t.v. screens when they had these twenty people would be sentenced t

egypt's opposition is refusing to need us secretary of state john kerry during his visit to cairo and that's as they he preaches him on the streets of all meddling in the country's affairs by siding with the slimmest government. bradley manning pleads guilty to releasing classified information to weaken leaks while the military prosecution pushes to prove the whistleblowers actions aided terrorists. and with the british a brain drain more and more young professionals are packing their bags and leaving the u.k. in search of a better life elsewhere we look at why the best and brightest leave and the damage it could do to the country. wherever you're watching from around the world or this is r t it's good to have your company america's top diplomat so first visit to cairo open the floodgates of criticism from the country's anti government groups opposition leaders accuse washington off sticking its all into gyptian political affairs and refused to even meet with john kerry they claim america is siding with the ruling islamist a muslim brotherhood despite the sharp political divisions wit