something very important to grasp about how egypt the life short and come and see and death are from hamad morsi how this symbolizes what is happening all over the region with the cracking down on freedom of expression people being indicted and put in jail or arrested for tweeting things closing down of civil liberties and. people governments using their military power to attack anywhere they want in the region so you get some people like the u.a.e. and the saudis and the egyptians they're involved in libya they're involved in yemen the sudanese are involved in lemon yemen or were they still are to an extent so that there's a general regression into a kind of authoritarian militarism and autocracy that is widespread across much of the arab world it is almost. explicitly and directly supported by major international powers and you see it in the very low key reaction now in the arab world to the to the morsi assassinated to the morsi death that there is a general deterioration across the region and ordinary. susan has as you had asked muhammad or do citizens can do very much if they stand up in pu

something very important to grasp about how egypt the life short and come and see and death are from hamad morsi how this symbolizes what is happening all over the region with the cracking down on freedom of expression people being they didn't put in jail arrested for tweeting things closing down of civil liberties. the people governments using their military power to attack anywhere they want in the region so you get some people like the u.a.e. and the saudis and the egyptians they're involved in libya they're involved in yemen the sudanese are involved in lemon yemen or word of it they still are to an extent so that there's a general regression into a kind of authoritarian militarism and autocracy that is widespread across much of the arab world it is almost. explicitly and directly supported by major international powers and you see it in the very low key reaction now in the arab world to the to the morsi assassinated to the morsi death that there is a general deterioration across the region and ordinary citizens as as you had asked muhammad ordinary citizens can't do very much if they stand

doha as well as malaysia turkey and other countries are stressed them and that's the legacy of hamad morsi not only lives on through the disport community of egyptians around the world but also among the other arab and muslim communities who are seeing mohamed morsi the champion of the local rust. our u.s. states might pump a 0 as stop saudi arabia from being added to a list of countries that recruit child soldiers it goes against the state department recommendation based on reports the kingdom hired sudanese children to fight in yemen castro has more from washington. al-jazeera has been reporting on child soldiers operating in yemen since the beginning of that country's civil war 4 years ago and our recent exclusive video shows evidence of them being recruited by saudi arabia desperately poor under-age fighters lured by promises of money to defend the saudi border against who the rebels never use their weapons not a gun or rifle you win because you told us we'd be working in a kitchen and making 3000 soldiers. and now researchers from the u.s. state department have reached a similar concl

welcome to the program egypt's only democratically elected president hamad morsi has been buried at a cemetery in cairo a day after he died in court these pictures were taken near by security forces kept journalists away from the burial site morsy son says they've also refused to allow his father to be buried in his hometown franco gupta takes us through reaction to his death which rights groups blame on years of poor prison conditions a death that human rights activists have called tragic but predictable and what former egyptian president mohamed morsy supporters say is a modern 17 june $29000.00 morsi appeared in court for a trial on charges of espionage.

egypt and he and he has been victimized he has been a victim for democracy that's why he called hamad morsi as a martyr in a special status for both islam and. for the country and there are reactions coming from the in n.g.o.s across turkey because in 2000 and july 2013 when mohamed morsi was always thrown by. general up to fit the whole sisi at that time the streets were full of people at the time and a turkish people and assured solidarity and support to the morsi government because turkey has also been the military coup process's minutes times that's why people have reacted and today last night actually the top religious body of turkey religious directorate ordered absentee foun a real prayers on behalf of mohamed morsi of course almost in almost across turkey and today in the midday there will be sent to for prayers for him also in the late afternoon after so that's an assett of prayers the ngos will gather in the stumbles of photic mosque which is a symbolic place for those kinds of gatherings and protests especially regarding the incident for the for the middle east and muslim world i

sort of leadership where either wiped out put it behind bars or in exile so prior to the death of hamad morsihich was extremely weak weak to the point that if it's wanted to to morrow mobilize let's say even i would say for. 50 percent of what it was able to mobilize in 2010 between 20020138 probably wouldn't be able so if morsi supporters wanted to come out on the streets of egypt today or tomorrow they wouldn't be able to they wouldn't come out in the numbers that people were used to seeing the muslim brotherhood i mean. every i mean covering egypt between 2010 or even prior to 2010 the only organization that could bring up masses and by masses you're from egypt a country of 100000000 people right so significant masses the only organization that could do that on short notice historically has always been the muslim brother or at least in the past 2030 years nowadays that's going to be very difficult but here is where they are at a crossroads do they make from the death or march of them as they will be billing it of mohamed morsi an opportunity to relaunch themselves and find a new narrative

to be seen and to be present i am in a very very bad situation if you treat me in this way i am hamad morsi i'm extremely worried about egypt. on the weather is next but still ahead on al jazeera crime and poverty take center stage in guatemala's electoral race ahead of a runoff vote in all gassed and trying to repair its image the salvage shop for boeing has an air show where it's usually showcasing its high flyers. hello there we're expecting some more very wet weather over parts of north america if we look at the satellite picture we can see the cloud here of a texas and then that stretches all the way up towards the eastern parts of canada this is given us some heavy downpours already there's plenty more still to come as we head through the next few days but while it is raining heavily in the east in the west it's fine unsettled so for seattle a maximum would be around 19 and force in l.a. will be getting to around $22.00 or $23.00 i mean further towards the south and this plenty of showers over the central americas now and also sunshine but want to rather have to downpours a parts of c

as well as malaysia turkey and other countries is testament that's the legacy of hamad morsi not only lives on through the di a small community of egyptians around the world but also among the other arab and muslim communities who are seeing mohamed morsi the champion of the local rust. there's been little reaction to morsi is that from governments in the west or a challenge reports. when mohamed morsi won egypt's historic election in june 2012 cautious congratulations for the muslim brotherhood politician came from leaders across the world then u.s. president barack obama said the united states would stand by the egyptian people as they fulfill the promise of their revolution the u.n. has ban ki moon congratulated morsi and called on him to spare no effort in ensuring the people of egypt realize their aspirations for greater democracy the promotion of human rights and a more prosperous and stable egypt for all of its citizens william hague the britain's foreign secretary of the time tweeted the people of egypt have elected a new president's i congratulate him and them on the results

shot i mean bin hamad are funny reacting to news of wanted morsi is death well let's take a closer look at morse's recent history he was as we've mentioned egypt's 1st and only freely elected president who took power in 2012 he was elected a year after an uprising against former president hosni mubarak but morsi was also pushed from power deposed in a military coup after mass protests against his rule the coup was led by the current president of egypt abdel fattah sisi who was at the time military chief morsy was sentenced to death in several cases over allegations including prison breaks and attacks on police stations during the uprising the former muslim brotherhood leader also received a life sentence for allegedly spying for iran hamas and hezbollah his supporters say the charges against him were politically motivated they're trying get some more reaction now and bring in mike hanna who's at the white house in washington forests mike any any reaction from the u.s. administration. as yet no formal reaction to the news of mohamed morsi death but the trumpet ministration very clearly c

appalling conditions that led to morsi is losing weight fainting and experiencing a diabetic coma now more reactions now from the emir of qatar the same shot i mean bin hamad are funny has tweeted this we've received with deep sadness the news about the sudden death of former president mohamed morsy i send my sincere condolences to the fact to his family and the people let's once again speak to. correspondent who's covered egypt extensively for as here on al-jazeera. the egyptian prosecutors comments how do you think they will be received by people in egypt well depends which type of people i mean the majority of people will not really give it much thought because the understand regardless of whether they support the current regime or not that there is. a lack of integrity transparency in the official narrative of everything whether not just in the case from morsi the different comments on the train crash that killed many people a few months ago prosecutor's office statements on the killing. students who was. killed and left his body left in the. road for several days or many other issues has been cause for skepticism because there is no oversights because