have we heard an official reaction from doha? because we do know that at least the qataris have been supporting what was the former government and former president here, mohamed morsi. any official announcement from doha this morning? >> reporter: it's a very good point you're making, becky. and the silence from cattar is absolutely telling. all eyes in the region qatar. why? because as you said, qatar had strongly backed the muslim brotherhood in egypt. they had invested billions of dollars in trying to prop up morsi and the muslim brotherhood there. they have so far not issued any statements. people are wondering because qatar is trying to be the regional power player. they have been making bold moves the last couple years when it comes to the arab spring, when it comes to egypt, when it comes to countries like syria and backing the rebellion. now everybody's wondering what are they going to say about morsi's ouster? how are they going to frame this? what are they going to do to try to get a foothold as far as the new egypt, th

you are watching al jazeera live from doha. also on the program -- holmes toppled like matchsticks -- heavy rain in china. >> i'm in boston. almost three hours -- three months after the attack on its annual marathon, the city is repairing for the court appearance from the alleged bomber. >> what caused this train derailment in canada? police launch a criminal investigation. we begin in egypt where the interim government is taking shape against a backdrop of violence and division. elected-beblawi was tuesday and needs to form a parliament. the muslim brotherhood once the unconditional reinstatement of deposed president mohamed morsi. leaders from the national salvation front say they were not confronted about the timetable for parliamentary elections. of the muslim brotherhood leader was ordered. >> the news just dropped a few minutes ago. we understand an arrest warrant thiseen issued for specific individual. nine others are also included in the arrest warrant, including key leaders from the muslim brotherhood and other islamic

we'll go right to doha.st -- >> this is the "full court press." >> other headlines making news on this wednesday another former today show host has landed her own daytime talk show. meredith vieira will begin hosting a syndicated tv show in the fall of 2014 which will basically be like any other daytime talk show according to "usa today." it will resemble her actual living room at home using her actual furniture and family photos. and she said she will use skills she developed on "the view," "today" and "60 minutes." >> bill: i like meredith vieira. she's a great talent. >> i agree. >> newt gingrich wants to establish that moon colony. a couple of democrats want to prepare for it. proposing legislation to establish a national historical park on the surface of the moon at the spot where is the apollo mission landed between 1969 and '72. "the hill" reports donna edwards and johnson want to create the park to protect the landing sites because of the potential increase in commercial moon landings in the future.

and taliban representatives had attempted to meet in doha, the capital of qatar. the session was canceled amid objections from the afghan government. >> we have made clear -- secretary kerry made clear when he was here that any agreement would need to include a cessation of hostilities, respect for the afghan constitution, and severing all ties with al qaeda and some more terrorist organizations. i would stress that the negotiations toward the subject that would principally be negotiations between the afghan government and the taliban, not between the united states and the taliban. >> earlier during the month, a suspected taliban suicide bomber detonated a bomb close to minibuses, taking supreme court's staff home in the afghan capital kabul, killing at least the team people and wounding almost 14. it was the second large-scale attack in kabul claimed by the hard-line islamist group in two days. in fact, before the, seven insurgents, including suicide bombers, laid siege at cobble's main airport before they were killed. nationals are extremely concerned about the

holds direct talks with the taliban in doha.

the second suspect arrested is tanzeen doha.e was arrested for vandalizing the men's wear house after breaking the glass storefront. the 34 year-old is charged with felony vandalism. doha was released on $10,000 bill, but failed to appear in court yesterday. there is not a warrant out for his arrest. the third suspect is 27 years old lamar caldwell. he was arrested for using an unknown object cost damage to a storefront window. he is being held on felony vandalism. a bill is set for $10,000. we will be right back. >>james: the nominations are now in for the 2013 prime time emmy awards. actors neil patrick harris and aaron paul made the announcement this morning from los angeles . and creating us this morning, the net flics series " house of cards " has made any history being the first nomination for a program that is delivered online and on television. let's take a look now at the shows with the most nominations. the most nominations close to the ethics series " american horse story--jjhorror :asylum" with 17. hbo drama " the mo

you are watching on jazeera live from doha. the libyan president is allowed to leave austria. his plan was forced to land as part of the hunt for edward snowden. the u.n. humanitarian chief says the refugee crisis in syria is getting much worse. entreating hiv with cancer treatments. new hope for the fight against the virus. the time is running out for all sides in egypt's political crisis. a deadline set by the army is set to expire in a matter of hours. there is a crisis meeting being held right now. protesters from both sides of the political divide are still on the street. some of the president's allies are calling on him to back down to avoid more bloodshed. mohamed morsi and the muslim brotherhood remained defiant. he says he was elected with a mandate to lead. of safeguarding the legitimacy is my blood, then i am prepared to sacrifice my blood for the sake of the stability and security of this homeland. do not fall into the trap. any act against this illegitimacy is a crime and will drive the country into a dark tunnel, giving joy to our enemy. >> hours before the milit

you are watching al jazeera live from doha.f thenager accused boston bombing pleads not guilty to all 30 charges. and a runaway train killed several people in canada. and anger in latin america as the united states is accused of economic espionage. the egyptian authorities issued a warrant for the muslim brotherhood leader, mohammed badie. he is accused of inciting violence that led to the death of 50 people outside the republican guard headquarters. the muslim brotherhood accused the army of the massacre. around 4:00 in the morning. this is the street near the republican guard in cairo. full of tear gas and then gunshots echoed in the darkness. long video was shot by a witness close to the building when former president morsi for testers believed he was being detained. point, the security forces are moving information and clearing the way. attackedsays they were first by gunmen and that they were forced to respond. the video is used to support that allegation. when shot in daylight, it is unclear who or what provoked the fight

this is al jazeera live from doha. at least 75 people are killed and hundreds injured in an earthquake in western china. new climate change research suggests many more coastal towns and villages will be engulfed by the sea. brazil.in pope francis is coming to the world's largest catholic country. he will have his work cut out for him to prevent any more of the faithful, abandoning the church. main allies of the syrian government has been blacklisted by the european union. the e.u. has imposed sanctions on the military wing of hezbollah. the syrian government has been seeking economic support from moscow. the deputy prime ministers met the russian foreign minister in an attempt to extend a loan from russia. rebels say they captured one of the last towns in western part o province held by government forces. rebels reportedly suffered a major setback. government forces have killed at least 49 rebels in damascus. syria activists report the military showing seriously damaged homs. of aenturies old mausoleum companion of moh

you are watching al jazeera live from doha. also ahead, -- >> we find george a moment not guilty. >> the florida man who shot and killed an unarmed black teenager is cleared of all charges. >> i think it is outrageous. >> in some parts of the u.s., it brings a furious reaction. hundreds of thousands forced from their homes as a storm sweeps through southern china. the regionale of high speed messaging services. india, it has stopped. of the freeze syrian army had told al jazeera they do not want an all-out war with rival rebel fighters. i have been battling a group linked to al qaeda for control of a key checkpoint in syria's largest city. the same group is blamed for a officers to of days ago. we have this report from inside syria. >> the fsa say they have received death threats from the al qaeda serial bridge. the two side to disagree over leadership and ideologies in their battle against assad's forces. the general of the supreme council says he wants to prevent open warfare between the two sides. >> who do not consider a ca

you are watching al-jazeera live from doha. also on the program -- >> this is a significant and welcome step forward. >> john kerry says israelis and palestinians could be coming back to the negotiating table. u.s. cityyet for the of detroit. a judge rules they cannot file for bankruptcy. to crackalia moves down on asylum-seekers signing a deal to send them to pop in new guinea.- paupua new in egypt where three people have been killed in rival demonstrations north of cario. iro. two women died. at least six more people have been injured. supportersf morsi's are demanding that he be returned to power. earlier the army used tear gas to stop some demonstrators from marching on the presidential palace in cairo. a different message in tahrir square where crowds have turned their support for the army and the interim government. part, thets military say they will not hesitate to act if things turned violent. security is emerging as a major concern with two more people killed in the sinai. we go live in cairo. the protests around egypt

you are watching aljazeera live from doha. says they ofussia evidence that chemical weapons were used in syria. north and south korea due to hold talks on the joint kaesong facility, and eight years later, hundreds of newly identified victims are brought to a new burial site. egypt's new president appears to have a way to end the violence that has been raging across the country for more than one week. mansour calls for them to meet during the first week of ramadan to help end the bloodshed. former finance minister will take up the post of interim prime minister. he is one of the founders of the liberal social democratic baradei is mohamed el- a former head of the atomic energy agency. cairo now.e from >> the new controversy mentioned in the last couple of days. he has come out to speak, saying he is trying to form a cabinet, although it might take time. he is not so controversial himself because he is not as outspoken if you compare him to and he didbaradei, hold office, a deputy minister back in 2011. he has a very daunting t

you are watching al jazeera from doha. also coming up -- >> it is time to say let's stop. detroit is broke. >> the motor city filed for bankruptcy. australia decides to send all refugees are arriving by boat to new guinea. mongolia hails the dawn of the new super grid. tens of thousands of people in egypt are expected to rally in the coming hours to call for the reinstatement of mohamed morsi. it is three weeks since the former president was removed by the military. there seems to be no sign of his supporters backing down. people are gathering across the capital. at least 15 separate protests are being held at separate locations. holdingesters have been a sit in. other locations are hosting protests. there were also be a protest south of cairo. also be a protest south of cairo. what is the ultimate aim and how big our protests expected to be? >> they are hoping there will be a huge box show of support on the pro-morsi side. they're gathering across cairo and across the company. there will be various marches taking place. focal points in ,airo for the pro-morsi camp nassar

you are watching al jazeera, live from doha. also on the program, more bomb attacks in iraq just today after more than 40 were killed in a series of explosions across the country. a new king for for belgium as albert abdicates in favor of his son. suffering for her art, the award-winning greek poet who will not be receiving her cash prize because the country is too hard-up. polls are closing in japan where voters have been electing members of the upper half of parliament. the results could have a huge bearing on the future direction of the country. if prime minister shinzo abe wins, he will control both hacks of the parliament and he will be able to push through some controversial reforms. let's speak to rob mcbride. what are we expecting of the results? >> the polls have now closed. what we are expecting first is the -- are the exit polls. the exit polls come fast. they are accurate. we could be expecting them within the next few minutes. they will give us the indication of what has happened in this poll and whether shinzo abe

hello, there i'm laura kyle, you're watching alva -- al-jazeera live from doha. wild fires continuing to burn out of control in the state of arizona. getting down and dirty, the world's filthiest football game takes place in scotland. >> egypt's president says he is the country's legitimate ruler, a defiant message broadcast on state television live, he defended the revolution and says he's ready to put his own life on the lean to defend his achievements. his speech was shown as hundreds of thousands of of pro and anti-government demonstrators have gone taken to the streets. it was met with celebrations from the president's supporters. >> if the price of guarding legitimacy is my blood, i'm prepared to sacrifice my blood for security -- for the security of this homeland. don't be fooled, don't fall into the trap, any act against this legitimacy is a crime and will drive the country into a dark tunnel, giving joy to our enemy. >> he has also called on egyptians not to attack the army or the security forces. >> do not confront the army or use violence. name preside

. >> hello and welcome to al jazeera, live from our headquarters in doha. also on this program, spain declares three days of official mourning after 78 people die in a train crash. australia's immigration minister arrived in papua, new guinea as allegations of rape and torture emerge in recession camps. and bo xilai will stand trial on corruption and abuse of power charges. >> we begin in egypt where security forces say they are planning reinforcements ahead of expected rallies on friday. the army chief called on egyptians to join demonstrations in support of the military. protesters backing deposed president mohamed morsi are still on the streets in defiance of the military's plans. a few hours ago this was the scene in a district in cairo where they've been camping out for weeks now. military protests have been flying over the camp in nasr after a date of alert was declared. supports of morrissey protests are taking place in the capital and the city south the cairo. let's go to our kobe bryant now nadim baba at a rally of supporters of the ousted presiden

from out his or headquarters -- from al jazeera headquarters in doha. the second-in-command of the yemen-based al qaeda on the arabian peninsula has been killed in a u.s. drone strike. a spokesman confirmed the death shahiri, a saudi national who was released on guantÁnamo bay. when he won children and a cook died of food poisoning after eating a school meal -- 21 children and a coke died of food poisoning after eating a school meal. the food may have contained poisonous chemicals. proposed --he deposed resident morsi have been demonstrating and cairo. earlier there were scuffles between war see supporters and opponents in a northern town after an attack on a muslim brotherhood office there. >> the trial of the captain of the costa concordia cruise liner has begun in italy. francesco should see no -- schettino has been charged with causing the ship to crash. leading to the deaths of 32 people. more than 300 former passengers and workers who survived the disaster will be testifying. c and slow joins us now from italy where the trial has been happening. c

hello, from doha with the world news from al jazeera. also -- are jailed for five years. a fierce critic of russian president vladimir q is found guilty of embezzlement -- critic of russian president vladimir putin. the 95th birthday for nelson mandela and doctors say his health is improving. and footing the baby bill -- and by the united states is the worlds most expensive country to give birth in. we began in egypt where supporters of deposed president mohammed morsi have been staging more protests across the country. this was the scene in nasr city in cairo wednesday night. thousands of morsi supporters have been demonstrating ever since he was deposed. they promised to keep protesting until he is reinstated. people also gathered at cairo university and giza on the outskirts of the egyptian capital. and this was the scene in the city of alexandria. a probe morsi supporters have pro-morsirallying -- supporters have been rallying in other cities as amnesty international released new reports about hundreds of arrests by security forces. human rights workers say hundreds o

assistant professor of government at georgetown university here in doha said the army has been able to prevent serious conflict between supporters and opponents of mohamed morsi. isin the future, if there another election down the road, how will the muslim brotherhood fair. they are still very well organized, and vice versa, opposition is not. it is very fragmented. it might be the case that in a future election, the muslim brotherhood and islamist forces may still gain 30% or 40%. when i saw these demonstrations yesterday, the two camps, it reminded me of lebanon, which in 2005 we have a showdown between march 8 and the march 14 groups, sunni christian alliance against the shiite syrian alliance, if you will. that divide was there. all of these countries, i think, i going to a similar phenomenon. now egypt, two. we never thought civil war was a possibility in the egypt. it does have the starkly divided camps, and the fear was of course yesterday of civil war was -- but that was avoided, due to the army. the army has to play a balancing role, as it has in lebanon. the army in lebanon i

you are watching al jazeera, live from doha. also on the program, shia muslims are the target of 16 car bombs in iraq. time to talk, israeli and palestinian negotiators are due to meet later in washington. go, theup and raring to new car scheme for commuters in south korea. cambodia's main opposition leader has told al jazeera he wants an inquiry into the reelection of prime minister hun sen. asia's longest-serving prime minister won another term in office in sunday's vote. than oney says more million voters have not been able to cast their ballots. he wants a committee including international experts to look into a series of complaints. hasctually the committee just confirmed that irregularities are so widespread that they have distorted the will of the cambodian people. we want this fact to be recognized by everybody, that the will of the cambodian people has been disordered. seriously distorted. >> more from the capital. >> the opposition leader went on to tell us that this committee will last one month and investigate these

and lacks support and recognition inside of syria now the syrian national coalition was founded in doha and is based in stamboul some see this group as outsiders lobbying for more arms to import into syria's already bloody civil war during the meeting secretary kerry conveyed washington's commitment to helping strengthen the syrian opposition however several u.s. lawmakers have publicly opposed providing weapons to rebels arguing that the arms can fall into the hands of terrorists and members of al qaeda who are fighting alongside anti assad groups now according to the un's latest figures more than one hundred thousand syrians have died in the nearly two and a half year civil war and with more weapons and ammunition expected to arrive in the country from washington ending the violence may be calm even harder reporting from new york marine up or ny on our team. well the number of lives taken by a series. her voice and i thought of reached more than one hundred thousand according to u.n. secretary general ban ki moon political science academic dr cullen cavell warns that president obama's

you're watching al-jazeera live from doha. also coming up -- venezuela offers edward snowden asylum. now all he's got to do is get there. torture in the west bank, why palestinian security forces are being blamed. pakistan's education crisis, the remarkable story of one remote village where everyone is literate. >> there's been a violent 48 hours in egypt since mohammed morsi was ousted from the presidency. in egypt's second largest city, alexandria, at least 12 people have died in some of the worst fighting. in cairo, thousands of morsi supporters faced off against opponents of the deposed president. at least 30 people were killed. now, there's been violence in orthern sinai. at least five policemen lost their lives and morsi supporters say the army shot at and injured more than 40 people. now, in cairo, the deputy leader of the muslim brotherhood has been arrested on suspicion of inciting violence. and here's what it looks like now in cairo's tahrir square. of course, it was an iconic place that saw the berth of a revolution

power and lacks support and recognition inside of syria the syrian national coalition was founded in doha and is based in is stamboul many see this group as outsiders lobbying for more arms to import into serious already bloody civil war and several u.s. lawmakers have publicly opposed providing any weapons to the syrian rebels among the most outspoken is republican senator rand paul he recently accused u.s. president barack obama of asking the american military to open up a front without any congressional approval and there are currently seventeen different rebel groups in syria including the largest group. of fighters are radical anti-american geodes and they're affiliated with al qaeda. but your politicians in washington are eager to send weapons they promised own weapons won't get into the hands of the enemy i don't believe that anyone believe that well i think those goals are what will be discussed in the informal security council meeting that will take place on friday that meeting was called for by the u.k. now according to reports the syrian national coalition the delegation at the

power and lacks support and recognition inside of syria the syrian national coalition was founded in doha and is based in is stamboul many see this group as outsiders lobbying for more arms to import into serious already bloody civil war now u.s. officials say that during the bilateral meeting that will take place between secretary kerry and the delegation of the syrian opposition that secretary kerry plans to convey washington's commitment to help strengthen the opposition and to discuss not only the situation on the ground but the power forward toward a political solution however several u.s. lawmakers have publicly opposed providing any weapons to the syrian rebels among the most outspoken is republican senator rand paul he recently accused u.s. president barack obama of asking the american military to open up a front without any congressional approval paul said he's not convinced that u.s. intervention into syria will end the ongoing civil war the u.s. lawmaker also said that accusations of damascus using chemical weapons so as accusations with the which the obama administration recen

putting his foot down one of the us really fumbled on this one you know opening the the office in doha and really essentially giving the taliban the world stage with apparently with not consulting cars i or having them included the karzai government clued in this is really a very big misstep because the u.s. really doesn't have a role in afghan political talks the u.s. can create space the u.s. can make a space space at the table but also merely afghans have to decide the political future of their country right i mean i was surprised actually when i read this i thought well i thought cars i was involved in the process of removing ourselves let's talk of the deadline decided for twenty fourteen because another news that i remember from earlier this year is that there was actually a strategic pact between cars i'm going to straighten and obama to actually keep troops there for a. longer what would it troop presence to look like beyond this twenty fourteen deadline everyone would love to know and looting afghans i mean the biggest problem we've had right now is the complete lack of transp

lots of work and recognition inside of syria remember the syrian national coalition was founded in doha and is based in its temple some see the group as outsiders lobbying for more arms to import into syria's already bloody civil war and during the bilateral meeting with secretary kerry he conveyed washington's commitment to help strengthen the syrian opposition so there's a lot of mixed messages taking place here on one hand the u.s. says there is no military solution only a political one on the other hand the u.s. has promised to send arms to the rebels in syria and many would ask is sending more weapons to such a violent areas. going to actually help reduce that violence or will it just exacerbate it thanks very much indeed for that report live in new york. in france the number of people out of work has reached a record high with almost five million unemployed it costs a shadow over president optimism that the country is being pulled from its economic more frogs' is now seen as jobless level increased steadily for more than two years rif an ocean or explains the crisis is forcing tal

kind of putting his foot down one of the us really fumbled on this one you know opening the office in doha and really essentially giving the taliban the world stage with apparently with not consulting cars i or having them in. looted the cars the government clued in this was really a very big misstep a misstep because the u.s. really doesn't have a role in afghan political talks the u.s. can create space the u.s. can make a space space of the table but also merely afghans have to decide the political future of their country right i mean i was surprised actually when i read this i thought about cars i was involved in the process of removing ourselves let's talk about the deadline decided for twenty fourteen because another member from earlier this year is that there was actually a strategic pact between cars i'm going to straighten and obama to actually keep troops there for longer what would it troop presence look like beyond this twenty fourteen deadline yeah everyone would love to know and clearing afghans i mean the biggest problem we've had right now is the complete lack of transparenc

i'm darren jordan from doha. these are the main stories. protest across cairo as manufacture ohamed morrisy marks his first year in office. police fire tear gas outside the confederations cup. >> a bomb in pakistan leaves hundreds of people dead. >> and croatia becomes the 28th ember of the european union. >> wrem back to "al jazeera." mouhammad morrisy wants to open a real and serious national dialogue. the announcement came as hundred dress of thousands of supporters and pones have held nationwide rallies. at least five people died. and earlier they threw fire bombs at the building of the muslim brotherhood for the first anniversary of morrisy's presidency. -- morsi's presidency. >> it was a supposed to be a day of celebration. instead hundreds of thousands of egyptians went down to the street calling for the fall of president morsi. a year ago many protestors cheered him as the first democratically elected president of egypt. the protestors have grievances but they all share one goal. >> i need him to leave. i know that it's not easy to

also arrested -- tanzeen doha of san jose.re the only bay area residents arrested6 others arrested are from 'outside' the area. their court dates have not been released yet. oakland police have released new video and photos of some of the vandals, in hopes the public can help in identifying them. you can see in this video a man on a bike kicking and denting a car. other photos show people trying to break the windows of businesses in the downtown area. some people were also caught on camera spray painting slogans on the ground. if you know who any of these people are. oakland police shooting up. dataquick says the median home price in june was 555- thousand dollars. up 33 percent from one year ago - and the fastest pace on record. alameda county saw the highest increase in the bay area -- going up 44% in one year. the median price there is now 540-thousand dollars. kron4's maureen kelly went to alameda county were she found a home that sold for nearly double it's asking price. >>this four bedroom, three bath home in berkeley's

live from al jazeera headquarters in doha are -- in the world's top news stories. public anger in the united states over the acquittal of george zimmerman, who killed an unarmed black teenager. egypt's interim government takes shape despite strong opposition from the muslim brotherhood and calls for more protests. wave of attacks across iraq. more than 50 people killed in mostly shia areas. houses gos fashion scouting. a demonstrations are taking place in cities across the united states following the acquittal of george zimmerman, who shot and killed an unarmed black teenager in florida last year. in new york, thousands gathered to protest the verdict. rallies have been taking place in chicago, san francisco, miami, and washington dc. the case has gripped america over the role of race in the killing. the justice department will examine whether new prosecution is possible under federal law. at a local church in miami gardens, parishioners came out for their normal service. but this is the neighborhood trayvon martin grew up in. the decision to find george zimmerman

jazeera'sal headquarters here in doha. here are the top stories. the lumbee as president orders the army to shoot to kill after rebels kill forces. gunmen stormed iraq's largest prison in another blow for iraqi security. pope francis sets off on his first overseas tour. we will report from brazil, where drones are being deployed for security. plus, we have reaction from paris and the man who first coached him. columbia's president has told his soldiers not to stop shooting until the conflict with over.s 17 soldiers were killed after they were ambushed by rebels on saturday. at least 10 of the attackers were killed and 12 arrested for the attack. another four soldiers were killed in a separate attack in the south. the president's comments have raised concerns about peace talks launched last year. >> the instructions to our armed forces, do not stop shooting until we have the end of this conflict. that is how we are going to get to this moment faster, by using blunt force. alessandroder a -- is in the colombian capital. strong words from the presiden