jump in anytime you want i mean if i go to you first in cairo how would you describe the choice to gyptian is have when it comes to the presidential election well first of all thanks for having me you know a lot of people see it as a difficult choice between now islamists and remnants of the old regime but at the same time there's a lot of optimism that at least the democratic process has begin to work and. you know there's a large segment of society that is excited by both candidates. although he is a member of the old regime there are a lot of a lot of people who seeks debility in the coming in the coming years and they see as a viable option and when it comes to morsi the muslim brotherhood has a wide base of support in the country and they've been you know a key component of the transition process and you know they were able to mobilize a large segment of society to vote for them and in both the parliamentary and presidential elections so i mean although you know hardcore revolutionaries and. time disappointed by these choices you know i don't think it's time yet to call the egyptian r

rather gyptian is cast their final balance for their post revolution future but many are disenchanted with the choice between a u.s. educated as law must and a former barak official. next our special report on unique ways to travel the world stay with us. months ago i was in my host too. and knowing the i was a boy we'd like to be alone. a few times and then when i left. we come back. why i need to moan because. of the reading. i told him i didn't want to be so. i don't want to check my plans.

the gyptian scouse their final ballots for their pulse revolution future but many are disenchanted with the choice between and islamised and the former move mark official. screaming online twenty four hours a day seven days a week this is the weekly with me karen tara well the future of the whole eurozone could rest on the shoulders of greece with polls underway this sunday after last month's election failed to bring about a coalition government it's a vote that could result in the rejection of the country's current bailout and even see athens exit the single currency archies jacob greaves is in the greek capital. officially on the ballot paper itself there are eight policies running for office seven of them actually won seats in the may the sixth election election tossing out important three percent threshold needed the reality here we're looking at two competing school of thought that defending austerity recently has been really symbolized by new democracy they have been the front runners from this camp they are defending austerity the job cuts also and the spending cuts been implemen

to gyptian as cast of their final ballots for their post revolution future but many are disenchanted with the choice between an as long list and a former mubarak official. cohen thank you for joining r t a for the weekly this sunday on karen tara with the latest now the future all of the whole euro zone could arrest on the shoulders of greece but polls underway this sunday after last month's election failed to bring about a coalition government that's a vote that could result in the rejection of the country's current to bailout and even see athens exit the single currency will have more from our r t correspondent later on with a jacob agree. now on saturday the un backed peace plan in syria took another blow with the observer mission there suspending its activities due to an escalation of violence the syrian opposition has urged the u.n. to send the peacekeeping force into the country while the rebels and the government have abandoned any commitment to the cease fire r.t. is more a financial reports on how the syrians are dealing with the growing bloodshed. this is how humans can loo

gyptian relief over the end of thirty year in the agency rule is short lived as authorities again allow the army to detain civilians at the presidential election runoff the country's women who fear the worst. with egypt at a crossroads for its future welty now talks to renowned middle east academic about how the arab spring saga will pan out. tariq ramadan you're a professor at contemporary. oxford university and also you are a professor at the faculty of the stomach studies in qatar and it's great to have you with us today sir so i know the situation in north africa and the middle east it's very complex and there are a lot of players involved in it. there's one trend that seems to be undisputed and it's rising and its rise of islamist movement throughout the region could anyone have really predicted that kind of an outcome and even the pro-democracy protesters or the rebels did they know that this would happen i think that we if we want to talk about the whole situation and the results that we see in the first once again i'm not using the arab spring as a concept or even revolutions as

it's a tough decision for you gyptian zazzle the polls are now closed after the first day of voting in the country's presidential election runoff the choice is between the muslim brotherhood candidate mohamed morsi and. hosni mubarak's last prime minister the ballot comes amid mass indignation after both houses of egypt's parliament where this is tended by the country's constitutional court thousands of people chose to boycott the vote saying neither candidate represents the values of last year's revolution let's get some insight from an expert on middle east and islamic studies dr omar sure joins us live from cairo thank you so much dr shu now the run off will continue throughout sunday as well two candidates the muslim brotherhood against mubarak's former prime minister what's your gut feeling about who's going to win. we saw today relative the low turnout probably tomorrow there will be more of a showing. but. no on the ground i think dr morsi has a chance although we may see. quite different tomorrow morning now that the reason for this is many saw. dissolving the parliament. of th

as a gyptian vote in a two day runoff presidential election of the first since the fall of mubarak they historic events being overshadowed by a new political row the supreme court dissolved the islamist dominated parliament this week and the military is now assume total control pro-evolution activists are boycotting the poll and say neither candidate is worth voting for party's policy or reports from cairo. whoever wins will take office in a climate of chaos confusion and a great deal of political uncertainty there is no constitution there is no condiment and the ruling supreme council of armed forces holds the legislative and executive power now what makes this particularly alarming is that these elections were supposed to be the mixtape in egypt's transition to a real democracy it is still unclear what who is the new president will have and indeed what his mandate will be now the one off is between two candidates the man put forward by the muslim brotherhood as dr mohamed morsi and he has been campaigning as a voice of the revolution on the other hand there's enough which a fake who's

gyptian is headed back to the polls for the second round of the presidential vote with many angry at the choice they've been left with between an islamist and the remnants of the old regime. it's make or break time for the european single currency as one member state rolls the dice that could determine its future. before they left until a crucial greek. voters are choosing where the back of austerity will take a different option which may lead to an exit from the euro zone. and un observers say rising violence in syria is jeopardizing we are now in peace plan r.t. speaks to a christian nun in the country of claims militants a stage in murders to make them look like government killings. hello the river good afternoon chief you just joined us my name's kevin zero in this is r t it's no two pm here in moscow thousands of angry gyptian say their country's democracy is going nowhere even as the nation heads now to the polls for a runoff presidential vote the muslim brotherhoods mohamed morsi faces ousted mubarak's last prime minister feat but whoever wins will step in without the islamist

hundreds during last year's revolution these are live pictures now from outside the courthouse in new gyptian capital but the verdict is due to be announced shortly security is tight with thousands of police officers deployed crowds also gathering in violent clashes during previous hearings. in paris president putin has the international community to stick to kofi annan for peace plan for syria to prevent a full scale civil war. and facing the sackler speaking out latvian naval professor says he's a victim of persecution of ethnic russians in the baltics after raising their plight on r.t. . there world news twenty four hours a day this is. a cairo court is set to announce whether egypt's ousted president hosni mubarak is guilty of complicity in mass murder he's accused of ordering security forces to open fire on protesters demonstrating against israel during last year's revolution into more than eight hundred deaths well let's go live now to miami shani outside the courthouse for the very latest on this it's been a long trial of the deposed dictator what sort of verdicts expected do you think

do what is right out of the gyptian. these clues tour of a card one women's rights kid risk egypt's new modern democracy becoming a terrifying three back to the past age is a female oppression now here is it again i'm from zero point again which is very frustrating because usually after of russians you feel that you're going to gain the political revolution in egypt maybe in full flow but the cultural one it seems could be just getting started sir. the timeline of the time on in egypt can be found on our website there's plenty more there for you including a blaze on a nuclear submarine in miami may make it into the record books as the most costly far caused by a household appliance find out more and more to you don't come. plus scientists say that stone age artists may have been using animation techniques in their caves or in creating the impression of moving animals. live here in moscow coming up to forty minutes past the hour the nicaraguan government is planning to build a thirty billion dollars into oceanic route tha

and from bad orissa gyptian is apparently mired in political turmoil now face another danger threatening both the economy and the health of the whole region. but first the upcoming report by the international monetary fund expected to show spain needs at least forty billion euros to bolster its banking sector credit ratings agency fitch cut the country's sovereign rating saying madrid was especially vulnerable to the worsening of the eurozone debt crisis moody's rating agency said earlier ireland may need a new bailout after the existing belo program expires in two thousand and fourteen despite the troubles residents of one irish town have already revive their old currency to help businesses ravaged by the downturn as artie's laura smith reports . it's a blast from the past as this customer uses the irish punt to pay for some everyday purchases in the town of closeness arlen's joined the euro from the get go in two thousand and two but crisis hit business owners here have revived their old currency to try and desperately claw some cash back into the community if you bring in pointed to w

and did gyptian their final ballots for their post revolution future many of disenchanted with the choice between them is the best and the former mubarak official our top stories this hour. back at the past seven days top stories and the latest developments this is the weekly t.v. polls closing in greece where the future of the whole eurozone now possibly resting in the ballot boxes it's a vote that could result in the rejection of the country's current bailout deal and even see athens exit the single currency graves's in the greek capital right now jake about things shaping up. well it looks like according to the exit polls at the moment we're just receiving mixed reviews now the polling stations officially close there showing it turned out around sixty five percent of the nine point nine million voters officially reached it now when it comes to how things are looking at the moment a new democracy standing in the lead next polls put there between twenty seven point five and thirty point five percent of the vote so reserve though just behind them at the moment they have a tween twenty sev

of sort of political status that egypt has been in when will you gyptian revolution was really kicking off last year in tally the head of the military was was in washington meeting and being briefed by samantha powers so that should tell you or give an indication of where the real strings of power in egypt are or. what influence do you think the verdict could have on upcoming leadership elections in the runoff for the presidency. well obviously there is a there is a scramble for power there between the old guard show feet and the muslim brotherhood north sea you know the as far as delivering the verdict of the election the timing in which it was done this could have been a desperate move by the old guard that might have had some influence over the justice system of the only day the real story here is that how can you have free and fair elections in a country that is still under military dictatorship so according to election officials in the first round of elections the majority of votes and numbers were not cast for either show feet or morsi so what we have here i believe it looks like

not been served and that mubarak's former prime minister shouldn't be running for the presidency gyptian journalist marian assignee is gauging reaction in cairo. and michelle leave the reaction was obviously one of. relief at the sound of the word guilty but. that verdict was read i think to realize they showed the full extent of the outcome of the verdict had begun to sink in the realized ation that the majority of the defendants would be returning home free man and not be held responsible for their role in their involvement in the including the deaths of eight hundred fifty protesters are shown you where e was was corruption and mismanagement of the nation for the crew of the new crewmen of personal wealth. couple broke out in the court room almost immediately and those couples definitely were mimicked out here many pro mubarak protesters angry about the g.o.p. outcome as well as many here and feel that he's a little of the corruption and accepting bribes accumulating personal wealth to corruption really surprised many remember we're talking about personal wealth about estimated betwee

gyptian zoe do you know who their next leader will be with the results of the country's first post presidential election having already been delayed twice. turkey denies us spying insisting its military jets shot down by syrian forces on friday was on a training flight as nato is said to investigate. and the world's top whistleblower julian assange is waiting for his fate to be decided by ecuador after he in the country's london embassy. next a special report on the plight of women in afghanistan as they strive for equal rights coming up. i and. that i get that you know i should look up and invoke down. about that in me about oh. whatever you had already had. that information. not meet. the mother. but that's where you're going on and your man. they have two schools they have that i too would do works with what's men's and the ministry is one that woman is asian enjoys i'm sure. i'm supposed to say there were many factors equal to and felt they were still the work to elect and even universities did with this is freedoms. that no one respects lozier on the mud all the nation look. live on for th

gyptian. sentence handed down for his killing of hundreds of. demonstrations in cairo crowds angry and not to be executed. and time running out to do the song in less than two weeks left his legal team to peel off uses his battle against extradition to sweden he refused the supreme court. you're watching artie's weekly news reveal a very warm welcome to today the russian e.u. summit kicks off later today in petersburg putin has already met some of europe's main players this week when a trip taking in germany and france he talked tough on nato expansion u.s. missile defense shield plans. on the ongoing violence in syria. has the details. but they're putting his first stop was in minsk which many saw as an indication that russia's foreign policy now will focus more on its closest neighbors and c.i.s. countries many observers also saw this visit.

it's now three pm here in moscow my name is kevin zero in and our top story thousands of angry gyptian say their country's democracy is going nowhere even as the nation heads to the polls for a runoff presidential vote the muslim brotherhoods mohamed morsi faces ousted mubarak's last prime minister ahmed shafik but whoever wins will step in without the islamist dominated parliament which has now been dissolved by the supreme court the mubarak era judges ruled that the recent parliamentary elections were unlawful also the ruling military council therefore has now assumed law making a for a three and even the new president's powers. have yet to be determined by a constitution which is still in the pipeline care of a human rights activist no believes neither name on the ballot is a viable option. there is a very very big chance that mass protests arise in the case that either the order morsi win because sadly many people see that both of them.

syrian media as a mass satellite it's a joint stock company some of the stock that belongs to me gyptian government some of the private investors and that's why we insist that no such i don't comply with this decision should only it's legal and contractual obligations to the syrian ministry of information which means continuing the satellite broadcast on all channels but i want to assure all of our viewers in syria and abroad that syrians us like channels will continue broadcasting without any destruction. there is no need to get new antennas reprogram your. today daily satellite broadcast live syria a sixteen hours without any specialized information channels have not reached this level yet. the. arab states and other countries as i think are waging an informational war against syria does the syrian government media still provide a balanced and unbiased coverage do they provide an accurate picture of the situation in syria especially considering that they were not prepared for this information. and how do we. first of all it should be said that everything about us media is in fact down

and topple the gyptian leader hosni mubarak is thought to be in a critical condition in a prison hospital he's still the source of anger in cairo with thousands protesting that he wasn't sentenced to death for last year's revolution killings and also because his last prime minister made it into the presidential runoff. next an insight into what it takes to keep the world from a full blown nuclear war and mutually assured destruction. the nuclear age is over sixty years oh richard pretty cookie guy can describe exactly how an underground test was no dory one zero almost you couldn't hear anything about there was no noise at all but the ground lifted up. we live under the threat of increasingly sophisticated weapons. in two thousand one hundred eighty eight states parties to the nonproliferation treaty signed on to a statement providing for an unequivocal undertaking to the total elimination of nuclear weapons it has been set back by principally the united states but not alone russia france china the u.k. all have their share responsibility. disarmament agreements are not being honored. wha

tahrir square again filled with angry voices as a gyptian still don't know who their next president is and fear the delay and results could be used by the ruling generals to bargain for power. and a decision on julian assange has asylum still pending with ecuador saying it has to talk to all parties involved but stressing it won't bow to any pressure. in st petersburg the international economic forum is wrapping up the russian president's chief of staff syria even all that was among the leading political and business figures there and we talked to him about his views on the state of the russian and world economy the interview next. so you give on the presidential administration it's great to have you with us sir today thank you good evening so russia is among other countries that will help you are p. and union through i.m.f. . do you think such an going financially texas will actually approve a sector of the how long is russia actually willing to help bail out countries in debt well as for russia's help it's limited of course and we are interested in euro zone stay stable because as pr

in the rules he has been sworn in as the new gyptian president after taking the official of office that is the country's first ever elected leader and the first civilian head of state since the toppling of hosni mubarak which was followed by more than a year of nationwide unrest in the country remains partly controlled by the army which has also declared itself the main legislative power might have protests in recent days supporters of the new president and demanded a complete power handover by the military. the u.s. is facing a growing problem with almost a third of its population classed as overweight so it's called the highest rate of obesity in the world despite more awareness than ever of the harmful effects of unhealthy eating and or harmful it says the new york for us asking what needs to be done to help people to slim down and shape up. as the world's knowledge of science and medicine continues to grow so do our waistlines why this week let's talk about that most of the people is too lazy i think we're just lazy i think that most of it is better to see your coach sleeping doing

and gyptian relief over the end of thirty year emergency rule is short lived authorities again allow the army to detain civilians head of the presidential election run off this country's women who fear the worst. but next the car is a reporter of yours how the u.k. may be blindly slipping into default along with other european nations. max keiser this is the kaiser report well you know it's pretty much all the. more well known the other stacy herbert's max kaiser the short count. it's a change raising con it's known as and is a common short con and involves in offer to change in amount of money with someone while at the same time taking change or bill back and forth to confuse the person as to how much money is actually being changed the most common form the short count seen in many movies yes that will be from twenty years ago or so paper moon at a famous scene there in the depression when they're at the store and they're doing the changed their switching back and and forth.

gyptian relief at the end of a fifteen year emergency room a short lived so far which is again allowed the army to detain civilians ahead of the presidential election runoff as the country's women fear the worst. time. a sports update with a remark. thank you carrie hello and welcome to this is sports an artsy anomaly mom calls for it and the following are just some of the stories that we'll be covering for you this hour. a foot in the door germany with the continental powerhouse battle against the netherlands well denmark came up short of another euro towards its faults and sation against portugal. plus russia our plan is shelter fans are caught on camera attacking seward's at the euros. and. chinese and brazilian beach volleyball stars shine in moscow at one of the final qualification events for the loans and summer games. football first and germany have overpowered bitter rivals the netherlands two one two all but secure a berth in the quarterfinals of the european championships and york human lives men now need just one point in the last group match thanks to race by mariel gomez i

and gyptian relief over the end of the year emergency rule is short lived as authorities again allow the army to detain civilians the head of the presidential election runoff with the country's women who fear the worst. costing law from moscow this is out. france could ask the united nations to allow a no fly zone over syria the country's foreign minister also says he hopes the u.n. will authorize the use of force to bring about peace and within syria to receive the blessing of al qaeda second in command of libya he was the u.s. says it was killed in a pakistan drone strike shows him calling on this list worldwide to go to syria and join the uprising against president are set for national reports it's further evidence that extremists might be taking advantage of the country's civil war. this video is a clear indicator that in the conflict here in syria you kind global terrorist organization is taken solid and supporting those who are fighting against president bashar al assad and they extended their presence in the country it's not the first message of its kind earlier in february we

and the gyptian relief of the end of a thirty year marriage and see rudy short lives as authorities again allow the army to detain civilians at a presidential election runoff the country's women who fear the worst. were next spotlights a program i think it says in on the vision for europe as seen by its chief economic powerhouse germany. to build a new. mission to teach me. why you should care. hello again and welcome to the show. today my guest on the program. it was german. president chose his destination for the first official visit out.

do what is right for the gyptian people these coups tour of a hard won women's rights could risk egypt's new modern democracy becoming a terrifying three back to the past ages of female oppression now we're beginning from the point at which is very frustrating because usually after of. you feel that you're going to gain the political revolution in egypt maybe in full flow but the cultural one it seems could be just getting started. kind of a. timeline of the turmoil in egypt can be found on our website there's plenty more few there including a blaze on a nuclear submarine in miami make it into the record books as most costly fire caused by household appliance more authority dot com. scientists say that stone age artists may have been using animation techniques in a cave drawings creating impression of the thing hummels. germany is urging other e.u. states to give up more powers to europe the latest crisis proposal talks on some kind of international aid for spain intensify especially after its budget minister admitted the country's banks do need help investment analyst patrick young says

this spirit is still there so i believe not think about the gyptian to the future. but it was definitely. subject to a lot of pressure the force to be able to force to finish off that it was but its spirit and the general feeling that we have already and a bit different. is today what does a scene when mean for egypt are you concerned that egypt will become and more is announced state. and i believe there would be a lot of. disagreement on that point. egypt is not so ready to be anything but the simplistic it means that the successful or preview of president morsi by what it would do to the with the problems of egypt rather than get into political talk about the philosophy of the muslim brotherhood are you concerned by the growing islamic fundamentalism in the region why should it be concerned but the point is that this is a religion not politics but it's something against the government has to be a civilian civil government this is what i believe in. we live in the twenty first century we have problems in our country in the whole region will have to deal with them

thousand and one and that was to hand over to applicants for asylum to the tender mercies of the gyptian police to be tortured in our rendition program so the swedes are anything but neutral they can be depended to do whatever the us wants them to do and that's precisely why julian is free that were he to be extradited to sweden it would be very very quickly that he would be brought to the united states and face the same kind of treatment that bradley manning treated was treated too and that as you know the u.n. route through a cold. conditions equivalent to torture. i am watching our show live from moscow still ahead for you here on our team one day away with a full eight embargo on iranian crude expert set to go into effect we look at why these sanctions actually accomplish and who they end up hurting the most. cost facing fines for their sexuality and new laws in several russian cities has manny from the home essential community searing even more in there in an discrimination. they've been living those who waged since the seventeenth century. strict. their communities are isolated. th

reflects a much bigger social and cultural problem or to sort of first reports on the plight of the gyptian women who fear that instead of freedoms promised by mubarak's fall they may be facing an even darker future. when this egyptian woman was dragged into taria to be exposed and abused by the military men it serves as a stark reminder that barrack might have been toppled but egypt's arab spring has many hurdles to overcome if it is to blossom into a democracy for a conservative culture watching a woman exposed in that way open the floodgates to shocking tales of female protesters subjected to violence and sexual harassment not just at the hands of those they opposed but their fellow revolutionaries as well still we're having a small profit on with some men and the streets is that they are still a little bit against the having women with them side to side in the women played a vital role in egypt's revolution but what the future now holds for women and their rights is far from certain in the life of women actually is what. i'd like my do to live. i do less in the same way i live my i do t

and the gyptian with the five b.n. different thirty year marriage and see who the short lived support is again allow the army to take a civilian out of the presidential election runoff but it's the country's women who fear the worst. very latest well these twenty four hours a day or a nutty france could ask the united nations to allow a no fly zone over syria the country's foreign minister also says he hopes the u.n. will authorize the use of force they want to bring about peace and within syria the rebels have received the blessing of the second in command video of living in the u.s. says was killed in a pakistan drone strike shows him calling on is an asst worldwide to go to syria and join the uprising against the president i said that's made for national reports it's further evidence that extremists might be taking advantage of the country's civil war. this video is a clear indicator that in the conflict in syria al qaida global terrorist organization has taken saeed and supporting those who are fighting against pre

walkout complained that islamist dominated the a sample preparations for the new constitution come as gyptian to get ready to head to the polls for the upcoming highly contested election runoff which is scheduled. take place at the end of next week voters will have to choose between muslim brotherhood candidate mohamed morsi and also remarks masked by minister ahmed shafik policy reports egyptians are tangled in a political web to the point where they are failing to spot a growing danger threatening not only the economy but also for your health. it took this farming forty seven years to accumulate his wealth and just one week to lose a third of it robert. one morning opened this place and found three buffalo lying down they wouldn't eat or drink anything all the houses in this village all the farmers here lost cattle within a month a foot in mouth disease killed thousands of cattle buffalo sheep and other livestock across egypt in march the united nations depleted a catastrophe and warned the epidemic could threaten human food supplies far and wide but egypt and politicians were too busy with

plan to gyptian scouse their final balance for their post revolution future many aren't disenchanted with the choice between a u.s. educated islamised and a former barak official. policy or next with sports. thank you very much karen welcome back to the world of schools here's what we've got coming up. for russia heading home after a surprise one nil to think to great things the next two thousand and twelve while the great lakes the last banked. the top graeme mcdowell and jim furyk share the lane heading into the final day of goals us. all square miami and oklahoma prepare for game three in the n.b.a. playoff finals the series tied up one win of pain. but first russia out of the european football championship because the count's man i needed a draw against greece to progress to the quarterfinals but i was rich and important reports that was a stretch too far. rusher our service has been twelve in championships offer an incentive to play against greece well the greeks have one thing that they want to do not just offended numbers and try to get russia on the counterattack by need play

cater to catastrophe and warned the epidemic could threaten human food supplies far and wide but he gyptian politicians were too busy with the revolution to take much notice that the government did not do anything for us all animals are dying one by one and no one does anything. egyptians say the situation has been worsened by a climate of corruption all government employees are. under so corruption is very cold these mean business and need to be free to do anything when it was found out a new strain on the disease had hit egypt it seemed heart rates soaring and prices rocket him people got afraid and stopped buying meat choosing instead to eat chicken and fish this pushed the price of poultry up by more than just the same while the cost of meat remained the same hussein says he's lost sixty percent of his business and is struggling to make ends meet the. things keep getting worse no one's buying from me more people are waiting to hear if they can trust them a lot. but they might be waiting a while after very formal and this has never affected the speed to see all. the only the people who s

army he's campaigning for the one order and he was the last prime minister in the era of the for me gyptian president hosni mubarak at this late stage it is still unclear who will win both have said but at the same time there is a lot of anger and apathy on the streets of cairo some of this is in light of recent developments this week when the constitutional court ruled that it was dissolving the parliament and the announcement was also made that the military police would be able to waste and detain people this might have the effect of causing some egyptians to come out and cast that ballot and if indeed they do they might be voting for more seat but again it is still too difficult to predict who will be the winner i've been speaking to people here at this polling station one woman told me that she was corrected that mubarak was not standing that she would vote for him another person telling me that they believe the muslim brotherhood is the only political party that can be trusted to move egypt forward policy or t.v. cairo. based human rights activists know or know or believe as to who you

breaking news this hour gyptian a high court declares a parliamentary seats there void it also allows up and show fake the form of premier of the ousted leadership to run for presidency ahead of the runoff this weekend. that says the country's generals have brought in a law allowing the army to arrest civilians or throw back then to the countries revolution regime who got more on that in fifteen minutes time other headlines from our team moscow a suicide car bomb explosion in just ten in damascus with syrian officials saying terror attack dogs are being stepped up to pave the way for foreign military intervention the blast comes just days after al qaeda second in command called them islamists to help rebel groups fight the syrian government forces. and a russian opposition journalist claims he was threatened with death by the country's top investigator but the official has dismissed the accusations as the ravings of a madman. york state for the top headlines let's get across the world of sport now and receive. i i. i i. again you're watching the sports and these are the headlines up i

the reins of power to a civilian government but indeed whether it does this we're not talking to gyptian is they feel that the army will continue to pull the strings from the far now on sunday was the announcement that the ruling military council had issued an interim constitutional declaration that formally gave the generals religious slates of power now of course this has been criticized particularly by the muslim brotherhood which saw in the parliament that it held just under half the number of seats dissolved by the constitutional court just a few days ago we understand that this declaration world give an understanding in terms of what powers the new president will have and it would also give the generals the final say on the process of drafting a new constitution but the army saying that it will give further details come monday. in cairo based journalist sara mohammed ali believes people will take to the streets no matter who wins. now we've got a great divide between the supporters and the muslim brotherhood of course dr morsi supporters in both cases are used there will be protest