then in january in this year dhoert of cassation through out their convictions and ordered a retrial.february greste was deported to his native australia. the other two were released from jail in the next month. analysts have criticized the evidence against the journalists. >> we have seen prosecutors present open court footage of family photos avenues reels and pop songs as proof that these men were somehow involved in an armed group and aimed at overthrowing the egyptian government. >> reporter: an al jazeera network spokesperson says -- >> reporter: the men say this case is not only difficult for them it's taking a toll on their families too. now they are hoping this delay is nothing more than that and not a sign of bad news to come. natasha ghoneim, al jazeera. >>> still to come here on the program, accusations that u.s.-lead trade negotiations on an ambitious deal with being too heavily influenced by corporation. we'll get a view from down on the farm in the u.s. >>> plus tens of thousands of people in burundi fled the country because of political violence and a few are now start

spending more than 400 days behind bars in january the court of cassation set aside their convictions ordering a retrial. in february peter greste was reported to his neighbouring demroump australia. peter greste and mohamed fadel fahmy were released on became but were unable to leave egypt. >> we are seeing prosecutors present an open court footage of family photos and news reels and pop songs as proof that these men were somehow involved in an armed group and aimed at overthrowing the egyptian government. >> reporter: an al jazeera network spokesperson says: pa >>> the men say the case is not only difficult for them it's taking a toll on their families too. now they are hoping that this delay is nothing more than that - and demonstrate a sign of bad news to come >>> six people have been injured in a stabbing at a gay pride march in jerusalem. police say the suspect is an ultra orthodox jew, released from prison this month, following a similar attack in 2005. the march has been a source of tension between the secular and jewish community objecting to public displays of homosexuality.

then in january of this year the court of cassation through out their convictions and orders a retrial[ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: in february greste was deported to his native australia mohammed fahmy and baher mohamed were released from jail later that month, but they have been unable to leave egypt. analysts have criticized the evidence against the journalists. >> we have seen prosecutors present open court footage of family photos avenues reels, and pop songs as proof that these men were somehow involved in an armed group aimed at overthrowing the egyptian government. >> reporter: the men say this case is always taking a toll on their families. now they are hoping this delay is nothing more than that and not a sign of bad news to come. natasha ghoneim, al jazeera. >>> new numbers on the economy are out this morning, and they could help the federal reserve make a decision about interest rates. ♪ >>> spring was good for the u.s. economy. numbers released this morning show solid growth thanks in part to people's spending. patricia sabga has details. >> the economy grew a stead

in january of this year, the court of cassation threw out there convictions and ordered a retrial. in february, peter greste was deported to his native australia. mohamed fadel fahmy and mohammed badr were released on became, -- bail, but have been unable to leave egypt. as during the first, analyst criticized the evidence. >> we saw open court footage of family photos and news reeling and pop songs as proof that the men were involved in an armed group in overthrowing the egyptian government. >> reporter: an al jazeera network spokesperson says: >> they say it's not only difficult for them, it's taking a toll on their families. they are hoping it's nothing more that than, not a sign of bad news to come. >>> let's here more from peter greste. >> i thought that this was going to be the day. i think all of us did. it's not unheard of, but it is unusual for the courts to delay verdicts. we have also seen so many unexpected twists and turns in this trial that i've given up trying to say anything for certain. i guess we should look forward to august 8th as the verdicts day, but not expec

then in january of this year the court of cassation through out their convictions and ordered a retrial[ cheers and applause ] >> in february greste was deported to his native australia, mohammed and fahmy were released later that month on bail. just as they did during the first trial, analysts have criticized the ef against the journalists. >> we have seen prosecutors present open-court footage of family photos and news reels, and pop songs as proof that these men were somehow involved in an armed group aimed at overthrowing the egyptian government. >> reporter: the men say this case is not only difficult for them it is taking a toll on their families too. now they are hoping this delay is nothing more than that and not a sign of bad news to come. natasha ghoneim, al jazeera. >>> the taliban today is confirming that the group's leader mullah omar is dead. he died in 2013 in pakistan. the taliban gave no cause. the reclusive leader was a close friend of osama bin laden. he was last seen in public back in 2001. turkey's military says three of its soldiers have been killed by kurdish figh

we turned to the cassation's and then turn to sanctions. sense that unity between the bush and obama administrations, with obama strengthening the sanctions regime. then he got to negotiations over the last year and a half and these were extraordinarily difficult negotiations if you think about it, charlie. on the one hand, we had to open up the first sustained conversation between the u.s. and iran in 35 years. we basically had no sustained vindication until the autumn of 2013. see you had that dynamic and the political sensitivity -- so you had that dynamic and the political sensitivity between tehran and washington. and then there were other individuals at the negotiating table, and that was russia and china, and they are not easy to deal with, as i know from many years ago. finally he had to deal with this difficult political environment in washington and the climate of distrust of this administration i many republican leaders, so it was as if the president and secretary kerry were in a three ring circus, and i give them credit for havi

see the perot almost they're pretty strong we've seen worse she moved on late last year and you cassations already a star there were brilliant they gave no hint stop the first inning he was as good as charleston randy crawford three run homer gave the giants a 5 0 l and sanchez mated 9 to 0 with a grand slam he flipped the bad and the pitcher did not like it apparently he threw his bubble gum at sanchez. >>will tran: he did not care they 19 to 3 and midnight even better here was the reason why the dodgers lost another giants are back in the nl west you concede there pretty upset about that so many unspoken rules of baseball bats talk about days making his return to oakland with his new team with the toronto blue jays. >>will tran: he jumped all over the a's in this one where the players and a trade and gave up six runs on six hits and just over five innings the a's just could not match the final score in this 1721 blue jays coming apart its target of church and east paulo out so how the pastor is responding this morning. >>james: we have the san mateo bridge this morning were we given the