dominick cain, al jazeera cairo. >> christians and churches have been the target of a number of attacks since his removal from power and 40 churches have been targeted and more than 200 christian-owned properties have also been attacked and coptic pope receives death threats and several christians mp of whom are cops have been killed. and he said this is becoming too common in egypt. >> this is a horrific attack. people who have gone to celebrate what should have been a joyous occasion have been subjected to the deadly attack and more are coming. it's terrible to see that in the light of resent attacks where christians and muslims are trying to get on with life, regardless of antagonism and violence, that even on a night like this when people are trying to celebrate they can lose loved ones. there has been a heightened level of attacks of over 40 churches being attacked over a short period of time. there are still some who wrongly accuse christians being the source of the former president ousting. wherever you sit on that dialog and whatever opinion you have, i can't imagine anyone who

dominick kane reports now from cairo. >> reporter: hundreds of protesters marched through cairo's cityer friday prayers. for them, being able to take to the streets like this is an essential part of their protests. >> we cannot stay silent about what is happening. we will not accept military rule over us again. we need a legitimate government. >> reporter: since the revolution two years ago, protesting has become an almost daily event across egypt. but since the toppling of has knew mubarak, successive governments have set to regulate the daily demonstrations. there has been violence during mean straight frosts. this draft law was first win berg the morsi administration but being pursued by this military-led government. international law experts say countries have to juggle their duty toes protect their citizens alongside the rights of the individual to protest. >> international human rights law provides freedom of speech and freedom of assembly as basic fundamental human rights, these are fundamental human rights. but international law also requires that states have a duty to protect

. >> joining me to explain the details is attorney dominick romano. good to see you.r, did you expect the settlement to be larger? >> some people did. >> yeah. >> there were rumors it could be as much as half a billion. but if you look at the other resent settlements of abuse skapblsdz earlier this year the archdiocese of los angeles with the priest abuse scanned think. they were all 10,000,004 people. got about two and a half this. one comes out about to about $2.3 million per person of the 26 that settled. 23 fully executing and three pending execution. >> can you explain how universities and attorneys come to the figures that they come to in terms of trying to reach a settlement in cases like this? >> one is press defense. the duration of the abuse, severity of torment these people had to endure. >> that's essentially what they factor in in. >> did you think the school actually stood to lose more either in dollars and cents, prestige, by going to court if these cases had actually gone to court? >> no doubt. and also the amounts could have been far bigger. >> right.

i read somewhere that you have done -- you played the wife of dominick strauss khan. >> i just did a movie with gerard a purdue -- gerard despardieu. tavis: it is quite a story, the trouble he got into new york city in the trial. >> he plays a man called devereaux. and i think it will be interesting. of course, i have only seen the scenes i am in. i haven't seen the other shooting. i suspect it will have a pretty raw quality to it. and able for era is a- and abel ferr passionate man. he is a real brooklyn boy. uses all of the expressions. i really like him. us -- just don't script. improvise. tavis: is that easier or more difficult for you, the rising? .> i researched it quite a lot the only thing that was difficult is when you're doing another language with somebody. in french and english and gerard had more french and i had morning was. so we go in and out of french. i found him -- you know, he is a big air of a man and i like him a lot. i met him before. he is a funny man. -- he's got this strong energy. he works all the time. and it was at the time he announced he was living in r

. >> dominick is with us from the capital of egypt to tell us about this attack. >> reporter: what we know, jonathan, is that the -- when it was coming to a close at the virgin mary church back in ca o cairo. it was minimal and then they went up to the church and as the congregation was emerging, three people were killed, two of them a man and an 8-year-old girl died at the scene. a third person, a woman, died on the way to hospital. they also know that 18 people were wounded and all were taken to the emergency room and one person is in critical condition. as you heard to the person we were speaking to. this area has been one where these security situation has been well, shall we say, not patchy, but it was unguarded since june. that's in the course since the accident before morsi there's when 14 attacks on christian churches across egypt, and that has fueled tension between the coptic community and the muslim community, which is the majority here. the local bishop, coptic bishop of this diocese includes the church of the virgin mary has condemned the violence, and has appealed for te

i disagree with dominick on that. you look at the seats in play, and they're in states that the president lost handily. >> that's true. >> no prognosticator that i heard thinks the house is in jeopardy of going into democratic hands, which embolds the republicans to dig their heels in to say we have to do something about spending in this country. >> you asked about the republican party, and the fact of the matter is, each side is spinning. this is self-inflicted. this is self-inflicted, and if you're the president, how do you negotiate with someone that's taking you over a cliff? >> on the track we're going on right now, will the u.s. default? >> i don't know. i hope not, but right now looking forward, i'd have to say yes. >> remains to be seen. appreciate your time today. >> thank you. >> gentlemen, thank you. >>> thousands of people are gathering in tulsa, oklahoma for the 70th annual national congress of the american indian convention. on the agenda, how to preserve native languages to climate change. >> the nation

and dominick chu. michelle, it is interesting because the report actually didn't pan out.was negative report. sales of the iphone turned out to be very good. >> i would add even more to that when you read the consent agreement the reason the sac guys were being so aggressive and were aggressive to get more information, is that mccorey already published a report. so they are just trying to get confirmation. idea that they are getting insider information on data that's already been dispersed by another company. breathing down a guy's neck to get confirmation, did he violate laws and rules about giving it to one before another. yes. >> you know, what about had a? you used to trade for a live. >> well, it is interesting because -- you talk about this idea. traders are always looking for an edge. when your compensation or bulk of it is tied to how much your profit and loss statement looks each quarter, each half, each year, you are always looking for a way to get yourself more profit as opposed to losses. the real issue -- michelle hoyt something key here. whether or not this i

dominick kane has more. >> reporter: the attackers arrived on motor bikes and fired without warning. the target wer, the christian church, a wedding where many people had arrived. >> a woman was sitting down with many bullet wounds and blood coming from everywhere. there were many laying about her including a child who had shot in the shoulder. >> reporter: this was an attack on the entire country. >> what happened is an insult to egypt, and it is not directed only to the coptic christians. we're destroying our own country. just imagine what people outside of egypt will think when they hear something like this has happened. we're an internationally known church. >> reporter: coptic christians make up around 10% of egypt's 84 million population. in recent months dozens of churches have been attacked across the country. fueling tensions between christians and the majority muslim population. it's understood the church of the virgin mary had been left unguarded for several months. the head of police security in giza said officers will now increase their patrols outside of churches follow

he's not even four months old, but dominick can't help but laugh at his dad who is tearing a piece of the paper for his entertainment. what do his chuckles tell us about the infant brain? researchers at the baby lab at the college of london are studying babies laughter to try to learn more on how our understanding of the world developed during the first few months of life. lawrence -- a doctor launched an online survey being completed around the world. he thinks what babies laugh at and tell us a lot about what they understand. >> laughter and smiles start incredibly early in life, which leads us to think that laughter is a form of communication, a way that a mother and a baby can sort of communicate with each other well before language appears. >> christina and will are some of the parents who filled in the survey. c and lois are seven months old. even though they are twins, they laugh at different things. >> the first time they smiled, they were five weeks old. in thethem together basket. they saw each other, and they really had a big smile on their face. lois is really smiling. ser

dominick? >> gregg, this is being brought around by an extremely rare and private meeting between what is effectively a world leader, nongovernmental individual during a closed door official house of representatives event in washington. this happened back on tuesday. the fox news has learned from those who attended that meeting that the pakistan leader shah riff has committed to task his top law officials with reviewing the prosecution process. chairman of the house committee on foreign affairs together with the founder of free cornered pakistan's prime minister into committing to take action on that case. they have told us shariff instructed his advise we're him in that meeting into looking into see how they would review that prosecution process and what could be done to accelerate the case. he said it was only after they talked that the pakistanis realize just how much of a great deal it is here in the united states. >> if he gets this done, really impacts the perception of pakistan to the av

former faa safety inspector dominick camello has investigated hundreds of hot air balloon accidents. what's the biggest risk in flying a balloon? >> power lines, by far. >> reporter: it was a power line strike that called nfl veteran donte stallworth's balloon to come crashing down earlier this year, leaving him with serious burns. >> from an accident safety standpoint, balloons are ten times safer than airline travel. >> reporter: a thing of beauty that comes with risk. cecilia vega, abc news, los angeles. >> a lot of risk. >>> and coming up, bull littles on the job. our real answers team is on the job. >>> and running on the treadmill, jumping in the pool to shed those pounds. not you, your pet. we're going to be back in two minutes. so, this board gives me rates for progressive direct and other car insurance companies? yes. but you're progressive, and they're them. yes. but they're here. yes. are you...? there? yes. no. are you them? i'm me. but those rates are for... them. so them are here. yes! you want to run through it again? no, i'm good. you got it? yes. rates for us and the

dominick? >> gregg, this is being brought around by an extremely rare and

has wasted three extraordinary privileges as dominick de ville pun said he said these three privileges are the control of the currency we all know that they have the global reserve currency the control of the rules so they have the global department of justice essentially and they could change the rules midway through the game so they always win the third privilege control of the risk the u.s. decides what is risky and what is not that is where the money should go and where not he.

dominick kane, al jazerra, cairo. >>> the election of the mall dives have announced new dates.st round on november 9 and this if necessary a second rounds a week later. the vote was to have taken place on saturday but the police stepped in and stopped it saying it was illegal and that brought with it nationwide protests. >>> the new health care laws in the united states face more criticism this time over the website which people use to sign in for the program. it's a site that's been playinged with computer a irrelevant ores and frequent crashes. personal who regards the law as one of his biggest achievements has been forced to say sorry. our white house correspondent reports. >> live web chat assistance is unavailable. >> reporter: it's become a familiar reframe of frustration, across the country millions have tried to log onto shop for health insurance now available under the affordable kara, but for most it seems the website just isn't working. >> the excitement became more like a question mark. but we are not giving up. >> reporter: that was the message president obama trie

notorious prison project that allegedly saw millions of machines fire walls and roofs inspected dominick dunne of appin who served as the country's prime minister as well as interior and foreign minister says the you asked cross the line. we knew that. some practices were existed but the search and overall system this came as a surprise for everybody involved what we are seeing today is incredible privileges of the us administration or the control of the world system we knew that the us were controlling the financial system through the banking dominance of some big banks through the dollar currency reserve currency but controlling internet controlling the formation you know world this is it privilege and monopoly if we are going to follow the same direction then confrontation might be the look to book and also on this civil rights activist norman solomon things the your answer is trying to undo the damage to its image but isn't even thinking about changing its policy. president obama is extremely adept at dancing through this kind of a firestorm and saying that he's willing to disclose a

and revealed plans to exit all dominicks stores in chicago by next year. scott shellady of trean is here to talk about the big rally. what a great trading opportunity that was. but was the rally premature? > >i don't think so. i think that with the rhetoric we saw yesterday we just went back to where we were befor all this garbage in washington started to happen. i think the equity market was one that took the negative washington sentiment the most. you didn't see that move in the 10 year as much. yesterday, the 10 year really didn't move at all and the equities did. so the equities are back to where we started and the 10 years are telling you we still have all these problems to deal with with all the same people to deal with. > >traders have some major earnings to watch for today including jp morgan and wells fargo. what do you see in the charts for those stocks? what do you want to hear from those companies? > >yesterday they did well and i think that to continue to do so we're gonna need to see some good earnings growth. we've been accomodating this eco

so clearly it had all of the evidence of a dominick dunne mystery, which is why his story ended up withcan tell you, wolf, i'm getting some of the early comments from the state attorney in bridgeport, where is where this is being litigated. the state attorney says he does plan to appeal. he told reports, via associated press, he does plan to appeal it. the poor prosecutors, they got a conviction, and here they are being punished effectively, they were the ones who took on the defense of the defense lawyer. so the prosecutors defend defended the defense lawyer, and they would like to appeal the decision that was just made against the defense lawyers. so it's a bit complicated, but follow the bouncing ball. if they can have this thrown out and the original conviction stand, there wouldn't be any kind of new trial t. 18 months to two years down the road. >>> we'll see what happens on appeal. this is going to a -- may go to a higher cord. there may be a new trial. ashleigh, stand by, jeffrey toobin, stand by. we'll have more of the stoish coming in. we'll continue our coverage. >>> plus all

dominick snyder, thanks for joining us. have we seen the bottom, then inspect the bottom of the cycle for these guys? and is that base actually on those trade numbers we had out of china a week or so ago where we had record iron ore imports? >> if for you, the bottom, or if you look at cycles or over the tough two quarters, yes. if you look at the economy, it's going to accelerate towards the end of the year and from the fist quarter of 2014. from that angle, we should see some support. it's important to recognize that, really, towards the end of the year, the growth momentum should come from the developed world. you might question we are not yet there. we should see the american market come at best in the first quarter. so if you'd asked me about cycle, it's short-term. if you asked long-term is iron ore going to stay where it is, i don't think so. i think it's still 10% to 15% downside. there's a lot of supply coming. i think that pushes prices down and i think bhp is a good example of where the supply is going. >> okay.

dominick kane, al jazeera, cayeux. >> returning to their homes, or what is left of them. families i in the philippines picking up what's left after the fighting. >>> and attitudes of teenage mothers are changing. >>> and in sports, c.s.k.a. moscow will receive punishment for the behavior of their fans. we have details coming up. >> now they were held for more than three years, and for much of that time their relatives did not know if they were dead or alive. but now four former hostages are back on french soil after being freed by their captors in niger. >> yes, as you can imagine, darren, there were scenes of joy when the men were reunited with their families. but there have been questions about how their release was secured. >> reporter: relief and overwhelming emotions, back on french soil after three years of uncertainty, and the constant threat of being killed. on the tarmac hugs and kisses from family, and a welcome from the president. >> it's an immense joy for the men, an immense joy for them to come back to their families, to their countries and come back to a li

dominick hane reports. >> reporter: the attackers open fired without warning. their target were a christian congregation at the church of the virgin mary. the people had been attending a wedding and just leaving when the gunmen arrived. >> we came running hysterically. when i arrived there was a woman sitting on a chair. she had lots of bullet wounds and blood coming out everywhere. and there were people around her. including a child who had been shot in the neck. >> reporter: this was an attack on the entire country. >> what happened is an insult to egypt, and it's not directed only to the coptic christians. we're destroying our own country. just imagine what people will think when they here something like this happened. we're an internationally known church. >> reporter: coptic christians make up 10% of egypt's 84 million population. in recent months dozens of church versus been attacked scenarios the country fueling tension between the christians and majority of the muslim population. it's understood that the church of the virgin mary had been left unguarded

dominick denatle has more. >> reporter: crowds cheer the winning team. they bring the international team to the camp-inship finals. >> it was a double take when we said we had this video game. gam so that was the initial reaction but once we started backing it up, the viewership number and what we're doing. >> reporter: this is one of the first proa gamers to apply for the visa. the client usually issued to sportman and soccer players.r p >> i had to show my popularity and show figures of people thatl follow me and i also have tove show videos, articles written about me. >> reporter: 16 million peoplei watch the legends played on line and that's as many as view a tip hockey league game. >> this is a sport in every seps sense of the word. these athletes are true to tropical storm. they're living in gaming houses with team mates, practicing 10 to 12 hours a day to compete on the big scale. s >> reporter: the prize was was $1 million. proa gamers earn up to $200,000 a year that joins immigrationois officials this is a career path even though it just a video

dominick cain al jazeera cairo. >> reporter: there has been more protests against military at a universitycairo. students at the university called for a major up rising and demonstrations being held at the institutions other campuses in the cities of sweet. here with the al jazeera news hour and this is coming up, calling for better pay and benefits there are protests in indonesia capitol. >> israels ortoodox, following the death of a spiritual leader can they regain power. >> the man of mexico's next leader and why he is confident he will go to the next world cup. ♪ but first newly-released security camera footage appears soldiers looting shops last month and they are seen to be holding plastic bags with unknown items during the four-day lock down and at least 68 people were killed by the group al shabaab and i imagine the footage with looting angered a lot of people, peter. >> yeah, it absolutely has and people are questioning the government's version of events because initially after we heard the early reports of looting the government set up an inquiry and late last week there were a n

>> dominick, thank you very much. >>> well, as we learn and see more, this situation just seems to growore aheartbreaking and actually grotesque. brand-new images tonight from inside the shopping mall massacre in kenya. what government forces are now being accused of in the aftermath of that terror attack. >>> and a truck lurching from side to side -- look at this thing. it's almost tipping over. the rest of the story, coming up. ♪ [ crashing ] [ male announcer ] when your favorite food starts a fight, fight back fast with tums. heartburn relief that neutralizes acid on contact and goes to work in seconds. ♪ tum, tum tum tum tums! heartburn relief that neutralizes acid on contact if you think a prune is a prune, yothe amazing prune.nsweet, two great ways to enjoy the amazing prune are plum amazins and sunsweet ones. plum amazins diced prunes are great as a snack or on just about anything. i like that! i'd put these on a salad. these would be perfect for cookies. ones individually wrapped prunes are simply irresistible. that is so juicy. it's packaged by itself. that's fantastic. delicio

let me bring in dominick chu.like samsung's big shot at it to try to beat apple to the chase. >> absolutely. >> that's a really bad review. >> it is a tough one. and when he said that nobody ask going to buy this and nobody should, it is interesting because we went to the apple flagship store in manhattan in times square. now granted the business hours, maybe not a lot of people are there. it is a tourist spot and expect some traffic. we didn't see any lines whatsoever there. second of all, they had a very limited supply of them. they are expecting the quantities to be refreshed throughout the course of the afternoon. and as of late this morning, when i left the facility, they had not sold one. zero sales through about noon today. so, again, when you talk about the reviews, what's interest being this, it only works in concert with the new samsung galaxy 3 smartphone. bigger version. they sold handful of those. demand for smartphone but not the watch. >> i see. a big eight-page spread in "usa today" as well. >> the

>> absolutely and that is also because of information that i received from dominick dunne and independented that michael skakel made statements that he did in fact kill the teenager, martha moxley. so that was not a shocker that they would actually form a grand jury. martha: this poor girl was killed with a golf club that was found to match a set that came from the skakel household, correct? >> yes. absolutely. martha: her mother waited for justice for so many years. she was very patient through this whole process. but now, interestingly enough, this judge bishop, sort of out of the blue, is saying that he doesn't understand why mickey sherman, who was the prosecutor, the defender, rather on this case, he says you know what? we just decided he didn't do a good job representing his client and therefore michael skakel deserves to be let free on $500,000 bond and we'll do a new trial. where did that come from? >> well, i don't know where it came from but the skakel family has hired attorneys and they have been doing this since about, well, since the conviction in 2002. there has been multipl

twins' catcher joe mauer, dominick brown and tooilg tigers catcher alex avila among them.ther players including san diego's nick hundley now wonder if they'll be healthy in retirement. >> your responsibility is to your family first. if you continue to play through concussions and stuff and you see long-term effects of it, you know, i just had a daughter, you know, that makes it -- puts in perspective a little bit more. >> reporter: major league baseball says it's trying to better protect its players. it implemented a seven-day concussion disabled list separate from the normal 15-day disabled list, to encourage more players to admit they have a problem. >> now that we've started to identify these injuries, we'll start to focus on ways to reduce it. one thing we've done is start to study catcher helmets. >> reporter: mlb is especially concerned about catchers. green also says reinforce the hats are a possibility for pitchers, possibly as soon as next season. >> he got -- >> reporter: something tigers' ace max scherzer told me he welcomes. >> i'm kind of in a vulnerable spot.

. >> dominick, you made it through. you're no longer a squawk virgin.preciate it this morning. >>> at 8:15 eastern, we're going to talk to one of the ii's top credit analysts. first boston. his take on the financial services sector, still ahead. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] eeny, meeny, miny, go. ♪ ♪ more adventures await in the new seven-passenger lexus gx. lease the 2014 gx 460 for $499 a month for 27 months. see your lexus dealer. >>> joins us right knew is richard steinberg. jim o'sullivan is joining us from new york. rich, let's start with you. the t market reaction to this has tended to waiver. this morning, the futures are barely lower. what's the market really thinking about all this, that this will be an agreement reached or is that it doesn't matter if there's not one? >> i do think it does matter if there's one, becky. i think right now investors are experiencing headline fatigue and it's not unusual after a long weekend of hope that something would happen that you could get off the -- a sell-off on monday. .then i think we'll trend and kind of wat