for the supporters of hosni mubarak, the reaction was negative. they want hosni mubarak out. they were cheering for him. they were loyal - too loyal for him, that he did not do anything wrong. so you have this mixed reaction and the country is pretty much divided. >> indeed you mentioned former charges against mubarak for the killing of protesters which was dropped. there'll be a progress appeal to see whether the charges should be re-instated. what do you expect to happen do you think it will happen? >> i think it's less likely to happen. it could happen but is less likely because the case is week. from the beginning the prosecution was not collaborating. the services that was supposed to collect the evidence it was operating, and the intelligence services wiped out some important videos. from the beginning it was a weak case. in that case it could be dismissed >>> i want to ask you quickly, there's some confusion about whether hosni mubarak will spend much time in prison. he has been in custody for all this time. do you think he'll end up behind bars at all? >> his lawyer i

and his sons - who have already served their time. >>> since hosni mubarak was ousted. he has faced a series of trials. the most serious where he was charged with ordering the killing of protesters. he was sentenced to 25 years, but acquitted in a retrial. that verdict is being appealed and a decision made early next month. the second case of embezzlement. accused of squandering public funds. in his retrial on saturday the court found him guilty sentencing him to three years in gaol. as mentioned he served that time and, therefore, can walk free. hosni mubarak was also charged in two other corruption case and was cleared in one, and the other never made it to court >>> now, an egyptian journalist exile says all charges against hosni mubarak and his sons were strategically picked. >> any could see clearly were carefully picked. and the seeds were planted. it was not surprising that they were convicted at the first stage of the trial. i believe the objective of such convictions were to apiece the rising victims of the revolutionaries and the public. they knew very well th

a judge has upheld hosni mubarak's three year prison sentence. he's allowing the egyptian president to go home as he has served time in detention, and recently in a military hospital. russia is marking 70 years since the defeat of the nazis in world war ii. several world leaders watched the military parade through moscow. most leaders were absent in protest at the ongoing crisis in ukraine >>> now, a day after the election results came in and the u.k. is talking in the news taking in the new, i should say, and that the conservatives defied the predictions and they won the majority and three other party leaders resigned. let's talk to our correspondent in london. so really a tumultuous time in british politics. i wanted to ask you more about the pledge made in the manifesto, that david cameron said to the british people - you can have a referendum. you can decide whether you stay in or leave europe. isyes,s backed himself into a corner. it iof, and when he came back from seeing the queen yesterday, he spoke at 10 downing street and committed himse

if you look at what is happening, had hosni mubarak been cleared of all charges, the public the revolutionary forces would have been upset. what the verdict shows us is the regime and the judiciary is playing an interesting game signalling to the mubarak family - now that you have standing convictions, you can no longer run for office so a revolutionary call to no success is carried through, because they can no longer run for office. the other thing is when we saw the general assembly say that hosni mubarak would retain some of his presidential privileges it's getting ready for this week's time when he will be released and it will be returned to what it was pre revolution without him in the political realm. >> effectively we are seeing a closing of an era. >> the political era of the hosni mubarak family but not the economic era. if you look at the business executive surrounding the brothers, sons what you see is that according to forbes magazine the wealth increased 80% since the revolution. the egyptian population decreased. we are at 50%, not 40%, living under $2 a day. you see major strat

also coming up egypt's former president hosni mubarak is sentenced to three years in prison on corruption charges. >>> relief in liberia, as the west african country is declared free of ebola, and 70 years on russia shows off its military might as it celebrates victory day against the nazis. >>> hello, the saudi-led military circlition staged more than 100 air strikes in the past 24 hours. saudi arabia jets bombed areas close to the airport in sanaa, as well as areas in other provinces. saudi arabians offered a ceasefire, so long as the houthis took part. there has been no response from the houthis as fighting rages on. hashem ahelbarra has more. >> reporter: air strikes targetting houthis in sadr province in northern yemen. opposition forces striking command centers, ammunition depots and the homes of top military commanders. sadr province is a military target and civilians are urged to leave the area. saudi arabian army officers say they will implement a 5 day humanitarian ceasefire starting from tuesday, but warn it will only hold if houthis stop targetting saudi villages. >> translati

a judge in cairo has upheld hosni mubarak's three-year prison sentence for corruption. however, he's allowing the former egyptian president ting home because he has served time in detention and a military hospital. and the judge reduced the president of the former president's two sons. they've been given three years instead of four. the judge has allowed them to go free since they, too have already served the full term in detention. >>> in iraq isil is claiming responsibility for jail breaks in diyalabreaksbreaks inbreaks inbreaks in diyala province. more than 50 prisoners and 12 policemen killed. in syria international inspectors have found chemical weapons. hezbollah and option fighters have been battlinging for control near damascus. if it falls to the opposition, president bashar al-assad's northwestern stronghold will be cut off from the capital. >>> well anti-government groups in syria have increasingly gained the upper hand in the last few weeks with the capture of key towns further north in idlib province. bernard smith has more from the turkish-syrian border. >

also coming up, egypt's former president hosni mubarak is sentenced to three years in prison on corruption charges. relief in liberia as the west african country is declared free of ebola. and russia shows off its military might as it celebrates its victory day against the nazis. >> the saudi military said that houthi leaders in yemen have nowhere to hide. the saudi-led coalition has staged more than a hundred airstrikes against houthi targets. jets bombed areas close to the international airport in the yemeni capital of sanaa as well as areas of sadaa and other provinces. saudi arabia has offered a five-day cease-fire starting on tuesday so long as the houthis take part. but so far there have been no response by the houthis and the fighting rages on. >> yesterday the coalition forces and saudi forces conducted more than 130 airstrikes which targeted more than 100 areas inland and near the border of yemen and saudi saudi arabia. it also targeted more than 17 leaders. >> we have more now on the night of sustained hair airstrikes on houthi targets. >> reporter: airstrikes targeting houthi in

morsi was imprisoned a few days that eventually overthrew hosni mubarak in 2011. in 2012 he became the county's first elected president. but then he was overthrown by the chief of military el-sisi who is who is now president. in court he appeared in the uniform given to convicts. many were given the death penalty including the former leader of the muslim brotherhood and a popular scholar. several palestinians were sentenced as well, including some prisoners in israeli jails. mass convictions and sentencing have become common since the military takeover, and since 2013, as many as 41,000 people have been jailed. short trails and mass sentencing violates human rights. in april and may of last year, in just two verdicts more than 200 people were sentenced most people were given the death penalty. >> in this specific case there are many legal bounds to refute. for example the judiciary itself, the court itself is unconstitutional. an also many other things like this testimony given by the former chief of staff during the trial which he negate the all the allegations o

>> morsi is in prison after a few days that eventually overthrows hosni mubarak in 2011. then morsi becomes the first elected president. then he begins practices expanding his own powers. then demonstration against morsi. fighting erupts and marks the start of months of protest responses grow for morsi to step down. july he is overthrown by the chief of the military ab bell fatah al-sisi who is currently president, court verdict on saturday has been handed down a week after former ruler hosni mubarak has been sentenced and freed. one president sentenced to death, another who was imposed upon them, is now a free man. rob matheson, al jazeera. >>> three shot dead just hours after morsi was sentenced to death. there have been a series of a tacks on judges in the sy sinai since morsi was jailed. >> a coup attempt while president nkurunziza of burundi was out of state his bid for a third term, protests have been going on for weeks. >>> suicide bomber attacked a market a woman blew herself up in dematoru, the capital of yobibi state. at least 27 were wounded. >>> there are grow

former leader hosni mubarak is sentenced but freed because he has already served time.tenced to death another who was imposed upon them is now a preman. rob matheson, al jazeera. >> at least three people have been killed and 18 others wounded in a suicide bomb attack in afghanistan. the bomb attempted to target eu, in kabul the fatalities included two women the taliban says it's responsible. >>> meanwhile about 10,000 people have now been forced from their homes by fighting in afghanistan's kundu province as jennifer glasse reports people in kunzus city are appealing. >> the latest arrival at the camp in kundu city, when the taliban started fighting in the surrounding area. this week it reached his village. >> there was heavy fighting, house he were destroyed i took my children and ran. >> reporter: haydr and his wife have 12 children, she says the taliban forced her to feed them that the villagers were caught in the middle. >> the taliban occupied the whole village the government forces were attacking them, what would we do? we could do nothing so we had to leave. >> t

it was handed down by hosni mubarak was sentenced but freed because he had already served time. and an elected president was sentenced to death. >> well, three egyptian judges have been killed by gunmen in the sinai peninsula. they were traveling to a court hearing. three other judges were wounded. previous attacks in sinai have targeted police and soldiers since it's overthrow of mohamed morsi in 2013. now, in all the top stories the u.s. said its special forces have killed a senior isil leader in eastern syria. abu sayeff was killed by u.s. raid. rights okay, the white house has released a statement with more details. let's go straight to kimberly halkett in washington, d.c. what more do we know about who was involved in this operation and how it was executed? >> we know it was a decision that was executed and a decision not made lightly. there was an awful lot of planning to took place in advance. we know that abu sayeff's position did shift slightly, and that caused a delay in the operation. the elite force came in on osprey and black hawk helicopters. we know that there may

beside that sentence hosni mubarak and his sons were ordered to pay a fine. because of time served he could walk. puebla has been charged with two other cases. he was cleared at one, the other ner made it to court. from the egyptian courts, the retrial of two al jazeera journalists have been postponed to july 1st. mohamed fadel fahmy and mohammed badr have been accused of promoting the outlawed muslim brotherhood. they reject the charges. the two have been freed on bail. egypt is holding 12 media professionals in prison on charges of sympathizing with the muslim brotherhood. world war ii resonates strongly with russians more than 20 million were killed. it's why the annual victory day parade is a source of pride. it is also controversial. rory challands has more. >> reporter: russia's biggest ever victory day parade to mark 60 years. 60,000 servicemen, 200 hunts of hardware. this from a leader speaking against militarize im. in the red square address vladimir putin praised the citizens who perished in the war and criticized modern powers presumably the u.s. f

hosni mubarak is sentenced to a term in prison. >>> 70 years on, russia shows off its military might as it celebrates victory day against the natsthe nazis. >> lewis hamilton claims pole position in barcelona ahead of the spanish grand prix. hello, saudi military says houthi leaders in yemen have nowhere to hide. the saudi led coalition has staged more than 100 air strikes in the past 24 hours against houthi targets. saudi jets bombed areas close to the international airport in the yemeni capital sanaa, as well as areas in saada and haja province. ceasefire tuesday so long as the houthis agree to take part. so far there's been no response from the houthis as fighting rages on. this is a spokesman speaking a short time ago. >> translator: yesterday the coalition forces and saudi forces conducted more than 130 air strikes which targeted more than 100 areas inland and near the border of yemen and saudi arabia. it also targeted the leadership centers and the offices of the houthis, targeting more than 17 leaders. >> judge in cairo has upheld hosni mubarak's sentence for corruption. he's

hosni mubarak. turkey's military reportedly shot down an aircraft. syria state t.v.ays a surveillance drone was brought down instead. the u.s. says special forces have killed a senior isil leader in a ground attack he is known as abu syaef. in other stories we are following, a suicide bomber has killed four people at a bus station in northeast nigeria. a blast in the town of dimaturo is said to have wounded another 31 people. most of the victims were women and children. the burungi government says it has charged 17 officials including five general did for their alleged rolls in a failed coup. lawyers for the suspects say their clients were tortured during their detention. this update for us from the capital. >> some of those arrested include senior army officials. they have been arrested because they have been accused of trying to remove the president from power. some of them are on the police truck. they appeared before a judge. they are being taken away where they have been held for people don't know how long they have been held for. families are saying they are ho

he script's former president hosni mubarak gets three years for corruption. he is allowed time for what is already served. >>> after decades of harsh rerestrictions indonesia's president offers concessions. >>> russia sends a message to the world as it marks the end of the second world war with a spectacular display. >> all of the sport, with the tables turned on lewis hamilton to claim position in barcelona at the spanish grand prix. >> hello. the united nations has called on all parties in yemen to avoid harming civilians. in a statement, the u.n.'s humanitarian coordinator for yemen says he is deeply concerned about the impact on civilians of airstrikes on the northern city of saada. the audi-led coalition has led and called on civilians to leave saada. saudia arabia offered a 5-day cease-fire so long as the houthis agree to take participated. so far there has been no response from the houthis and the fighting in yemen continues. simon mcgregor-wood reports. >> reporter: this cockpit video released on saturday shows airstrikes launched against houthi posit

hosni mubarak was freed because he had already spent time.nd the elected president was sentenced to death. >> amnesty international said that the court is a charade. what do you make of this verdict? >> well, these trials were charades. the fact is mohamed morsi never had a chance of a fair trial. the authorities detained him for months and questioned him without access to a lawyer. and it's deeply disturbing to see that the court is willing to hand out a death sentence based on these flawed proceedings and on this flawed evidence. this looks like a mockery of justice. >> what does this tell us about the justice system in egypt? >> it's targets government's critics while roundly ignoring gross human rights violations by security forces. torturers are walking free while journalists and peaceful activists are going to jail. of the 500 people sentenced to death in egypt last year, most of them were alleged to be morsi supporters. this does not look like justice. it looks like a political vendetta. >> turkey's president has criticized the verdict

the court verdict on saturday has been handed down after former hosni mubarak is sentenced but freed as he has served time. in a matter of gipt saw one president -- time egypt saw one president they voted in sentenced to death. and another a free man >>> now we'll speak to a research fellow at the middle east center at the school of economics in london. we had concerns saying they are concerned about the sentence past. rights groups criticized its legitimacy. how would you describe the snat. >> it's alarming that the egyptian judiciary is proving how they use a political tool for retaliation, to muzzle opposition, and mainly to put an end to muslim brotherhood as a political and social group >>> how do you describe the way in which the court case the trials, are conducted, specifically in comparison to or measuring them against international legal standard, if you like. is the problem individual judges or systematic. ? >> it's, indeed systematic. we are witnessing political purposes protests. the problem with the trials is that the trials are mock trials as they are rushed inconsiste

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stay with us. >>> egypt's former president hosni mubarak sentenced to three years in prison on corruptionrges. >>> i'm mikhail gorbachev in doha. also coming up. fighting continues in yemen. rebels still haven't responded to a saudi offer to a cea

has the story >>> egypt 2011, president obama struggles to react, late to call for the ouster of hosni mubarak, and comparing the protesters to revolution. >> we cannot hesitate to stand on the side of those reaching for their rights. knowing that their success will bring about a world that is more stable, peaceful and just. >> four years later the region stable. >> in yemen, a rebel advance, a saudi-led air campaign to drive them back. the u.s. goes along, playing a supportive role behind the scenes. in syria, four years of civil war. they want allies to go after bashar al-assad, but president obama will not >>> since the dawning of the arab spring president obama encouraged regional allies to take the lead. >> the u.s. has not worried. who would fill in the vacuum. a vacuum exists in libya, spring 2011. allies unleash a bombing campaign kousting muammar gaddafi. leading the charm, the french. president obama declared the operation a success. >> without putting a single u.s. service member on the ground we achieved our objectives. >> it didn't last. libya devolved into chaos. groups gaped a f

the court verdict has been handed down a week after former president hosni mubarak is freed. another imposed upon them is now a free man. rob matheson, al jazeera. >> three egyptian judges were shot dead in the sinai peninsula just hours after morsi was sentenced to death. the attacks were occurred as the group was traveling to a sentencing. it is the first time judges have been attacked. here with al jazeera and coming up putting pressure on their president. people protest in guatemala city calling for their president to step down and in burundi protesters are taken to court. >> tuesday. >> i thought we were doing something good. >> bodies donated for science... >> how much regulation exists? >> very little. >> a shocking look inside the world of body brokers. >> got a call from the fbi saying we have your husband's remains. >> an america tonight exclusive investigation. tuesday, 10:00 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >> you're watching al jazeera. here are the headlines. regional political liters and yemeni officials are meeting at riyadh but the yemeni officials are no

the activist died on the answer vary of the revolution against former president hosni mubarak. a police officer has been charged with manslaughter over her death. >>> voters in the republic ever ireland have delivered a resounding yes in favor of same-sex marriage. the official results of the referendum will be announced soon at dublin castle where thousands have gather: 70% of people voted in favor. homosexuality was decriminalized in ireland just 22 years ago. tim friend in studio with me now. tim, extraordinary in a country renown around the world for being a conservative nation. >> absolutely. a vote of this kind would have been thought impossible not long ago in ireland. what's driven the combination of things. the church clearly the roman catholic church has lost its grip on the power amid abuses and scandals. child abuse scandals. they've seen other western europe piano countries and what and--european countries and what their attitudes are towards same-sex marriage. many would come out to vote, many registered to vote for the first time, and many came back from abroad t

the activist died on the anniversary of the revolution against former president hosni mubarak. a police officer has been charged with manslaughter over her death. >>> saudi arabia's interior ministry said it has identified the person responsible for a suicide-bombing. he is affiliated with isil and is alleged to have detonateed a bomb where 21 people were killed. >>> the united nations' children charities is worried about the emotional affect nepal's earthquake has had on young people. many not only lost their homes but also their families. and the country's child welfare system is in crisis. we have reports from kathmandu. >> reporter: in kathmandu 26 children had just been driven in allegedly by relatives. these children have all lost their homes. many have lost family members. but this seeming mercy mission they say that children are far better off staying with their parents even in emergency crisis. >> we have to be alert that the families' desperation is not pushing them to send children away, to trust unknown people with fake promises. >> we met children at the private sc

muslim brotherhood leaders a few days after egyptians began a movement that eventually overthrows hosni mubarak11. in 2012, morsi builds the country's first elected president. almost immediately, he begins a series of controversial decisions expanding his own presidential powers. in january 2013, hundreds of thousands demonstrating in the square against morsi. fighting marks the months of protests. demands grow for morsi to step down. in july, just a year after his inauguration, morsi is over thrown by the chief of the military fattah al sisi who is now the president. on saturday morsi appears in court wearing the blue uniform given to convicts. the court sentences 122 people. many are given the death penalty, including the former lead of the muslim brotherhood and a popular scholar. saturday's mass death sentence has been referred to egypt's grand mufti due to rule on it by june the 2nd. the court's verdict on saturday has been handed down a week after former ruler hos any mubarak is sentenced but freed because he has already served time. in just over a few days egyptians have seen one preside

brotherhood leaders a few days after e jimingsz began a movement that eventually overthrow did hosni mubarak in 2011 n 2012, he becomes the country's first elected president. almost immediately, he begins a series of controversial decisions, expanding his own presidential powers. in january 2013, hundreds of thousands demonstrate in kye ro's tahrir square against morsi. fighting erupts and starts months of protests. demands grow for him to step down. in july, just a year after his inauguration, morsi is over thrown by the chief of the military who is now the president. on saturday morsi appears in court wearing the blue uniform given to convicts. the court sentences 122 people, many are given the death penalty. >> in the just over a few days egyptians have seen one president whom they voted in and then held deposed sentenced to death. another who was imposed upon them is now a freeman. rob mathson, al jazeera. >>> still ahead here on al jazeera, a rare show of defiance in china. thousands of people in the south demand a better rail link. details coming up. plus: ♪ >> striking the right note

policemen taking part in a mass jail break during the 2011 up rising, which forced his predecessor hosni mubarakrom power. well it will now be up to egypt's grand mufti to decide on the decision of the death sentence. if he rules against it, the case will be returned to the courts. >> egypt's first elected president has been found guilty of breaking out of jail and sentenced to death. the muslim brotherhood is called by the morsi was imprisoned a few days after the egyptians started a movement. in 2012 morsi became the country's first elected president. then he was overturned by el-sisi, who is now president. he appeared in court wearing a blue uniform worn been convicts. many were given the death penalty including the former leader of the muslim brotherhood and popular scholar. several palestinians were sentenced as well, including some prisoners in israeli jails. egyptian human rights groups say that since 2013 as many as 41,000 people have been jailed. amnesty additional said that short trials and mass sentencing violates people's rights. human rights watch say that they're convicting without

rebels still have not responded to a saudi offer of a ceasefire >>> egypt's former president hosni mubarak's 3-year sentence on corruption charges is upheld but he can now go free having already served

hosni mubarak is sentenced to a term in prison.

just weeks before morsi took power in 2012, his predecessor, hosni mubarak, was sentenced to life in prison for allowing security forces to kill protesters during the "arab spring." it was later overturned. in northeastern nepal, crews have recovered the bodies of all eight people on board the u.s. helicopter that crashed tuesday. the news comes just a day after search teams finally found the missing chopper in a remote and rugged area. six of the victims were u.s. marines. two were nepalise soldiers. they had been out on a relief mission. also today, a magnitude 5.7 struck nepal's capital city. at least 8,000 people have died since the first major quake and aftershocks since april 25. in southeast asia, myanmar's government says it is not responsible for the migrant boat crisis still stranding thousands of refugees. most of the refugees are muslims, fleeing ethnic persecution and poverty in myanmar and bangladesh. many have been stranded at sea for two months or more, with little food or water. crews did rescue almost 800 people yesterday after their boat capsized. indonesia, malays

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the crime-- escaping from prison during the overthrow of hosni mubarak in 2011. morsi became egypt's first democratically elected leader but was then overthrown himself in a coup two years ago. a large section of the plains is under the threat of strong tornadoes tonight in kansas, two trnlds touched down this evening. kansas and nebraska are also on the lookout for twisters. let's looets bring in stase. lauren casey of our minneapolis station wcco. lauren, that is a lot of land and a lot of people threatened by dangerous weather. >> it is, indeed. and significant weather at that. the threat of baseball-sized hail and strong tornadoes is looming over parts of texas, oklahoma, kansas, and nebraska this evening and tonight. over two million people are within a moderate risk area, which includes oklahoma city and wichita, kansas. strong wind shear is creating an environment conducive to super- cell or rotating thunderstorms. so the threat of most concern is the tornado threat with a few strong and long-lived tornadoes possible. moderate is the fourth highest threat

handed down a week after former leader hosni mubarak was sentenced but freed because he's already served time. egyptians saw one leader sentenced to death another who imposed sentences upon them is now a free man. rob matheson, al jazeera. >>> burundi's president pierre nkurunziza made no statement. haru mutasa has the story. >> instead of talking about that critics of pierre nkurunziza says he purposely deflected attention from the political crisis. >> we're very preoccupied by al al shabaab's well-known attack. you know that somalia contributed to sending troops to burundi, and somalia both are targets of al shabaab attacks are a security risk to the citizens of burundi. >> reporter: there was no mention about the political unrest or his determination to run for a third term which is unconstitutional. amina howard is worried she hears there are more protests against the president on monday so she's planning a survival strategy. >> not always safe to be out. i'm making sure i have enough food for a few days. >> reporter: some political analysts say the presidential election in june coul

gulf monarchs are having with this administration probably going back to at least the ouster of hosni mubarak in egypt, the way this president responded to bashar al-assad's use of chemical weapons in syria and especially because of the negotiations with iran over the nuclear program which is sending a chill down the spine of the monarchs. >> does it seem that the group was kept in the dark about the negotiations or sending this further to destabilization in the region? >> the destabilization is a huge issue but the lack of an airtight agreement i think is really going to cause them to be concerned about iran developing a nuclear program after this agreement is reached. the lack of airtight inspections, the lack of a significant enforcement mechanism are things they are very worried about and don't have much confidence in. >> they want some nato like agreement where the u.s. would come to the gcc's teens in the case of iranian aggression. nobody believes that will happen. what do you think will come out of this summit? >> we may have a piece of paper from this president that will not be bindi

an unarmed activist who died on the anniversary of the revolution against former president hosni mubarakpolice officer has been charged with manslaughter for her death. >>> to ireland now where the referendum for same-sex marriage has been hailed a revolution. >> the yes vote campaigners are jubilant. the size of their victory appears to be even bigger than they have anticipated. it's the world's first national vote on the issue. and not long ago the result would have been unthinkable in this staunchly catholic country. >> never felt happier as i have this day because we did it. we did it. i'm so proud of this country. >> i can't believe it. i'm so proud to be irish. you don't get many times where you're proud to be irish but this is one of them. >> even before the official declaration it quickly became clear who had one. all remained political parties with big business and celebrities. >> i'm so proud to be irish today. it has been an emotional day. and many personal stories have been told around the country and on the airwaves. >> in the time between their wedding and they reception pa

. >> protesters in tahrir square drove hosni mubarak out of power... >> mubarak actually left power in cairo the weekend after i got there. and in my first meeting with bashar al-assad, i asked him point blank, "looks like kind of a difficult time for authoritarian regimes. what kinds of steps are you thinking of to get ahead of the problem?" and he kind of brushed it aside and said, "it'll never happen here." not three weeks after that meeting, the arab spring started in the haria market in damascus. >> the uprising of the syrian people was a secular one. one of its slogans was "wahed, wahed, wahed." >> smith: one, one, one? >> one, one, one. "we are united." >> this is an uprising of the syrian people against a dictatorship. >> wahed, wahed, wahed! >> smith: within a matter of weeks, tens of thousands more syrians joined the protests. ambassador ford, with washington's backing supported them. >> right from the beginning, ford was out there trying to give them the encouragement of our senior diplomat on the ground saying, "this is quite exciting." >> we were not backing any particular

. >>> new this morning, former egyptian leader hosni mubarak will face three years hard labor in prison. a judge sentenced the 87-year-old for embezzling funds that were earmarked for presidential palaces. two of his sons received four-year sentences nor the corruption charges. >>> a 17-year-old boy waking up in custody accused of plotting a bomb attack in australia. police say he planned to detonate three homemade bombs in the city of melbourne. he will appear in court monday and faces terrorism charges. >>> a man remains in serious condition this morning after the sheriffs deputy he called for help shot him. this happened in charleston south carolina. the homeowner called 911 to report armed men breaking into his house. deputies show up they find the african-american caller standing at the back door of his home and he was holding a gun. the deputies asked the man to lower the gun. when he didn't, a white deputy shot him twice. >> we have no issue with officers protecting themselves and others when they have their lives in danger when they're protecting other people. but to not take th

this was happening during the arab spring uprising that toppled president hosni mubarak and brought down -- brought morsi's party to power. the death sentence still needs approval by egypt's top muslim cleric. >>> and back in this country, severe weather rearing its ugly head once again this weekend. take a look folks. you can see hail pounding nebraska. these dangerous storms targeting a 1200 mile stretch of the nation from colorado to nebraska. senior meteorologist janice dean joining us live from the fox extreme weather center with more on mother nature's rock and roll weekend. >> again, we could have the threat for severe weather and potentially a severe weather outbreak with large damaging destructive tornadoes. we already have our first tornado watch in effect for the texas and oklahoma pan handles until 8:00 p.m. local time. as you can see, a tornado watch here meaning that conditions are favorable for tornadoes. no warnings right now, but we are going to watch these cells develop through the afternoon and the evening because we've got all the ingredients that we need for a severe

former egyptian dictator hosni mubarak will soon be a free man.om prison within hours. that's according to egyptian state media a cairo court of appeals has upheld a three-year sentence against mubarak on corruption charges. he's been slapped with a multimillion dollar fine for embezzlement. >> in savannah georgia, nine deputies have been fired in connection with the death of a college student. a police spokeswoman says matthew ajubadi died in an isolation cell on new year's day. his family says he was tazed, handcuffed and put in a restraint chair. say he suffered from bipolar disorder and that police knew that and should have taken him to a hospital. the district attorney is investigating. >>> attorneys for the baltimore police officers charged in the death of freddie gray want the state's prosecutor to step down immediately. it objects to mosby's continued involvement. spelling out five conflicts of interest. one of them her friendship with the victim's attorney or her support for her. cnn's sara sidner is in baltimore with more. >> good mornin

. >>> former egyptian president hosni mubarak is walking out of court a free man today. a cairo appeals court upheld a sentence against mubarak on embezzlement charges but gave him consideration for time served. in january 2011 he was toppled from power during the arab spring in cairo. lawyers for the six baltimore police officers charged in the death of freddie gray are asking for a different prosecutor. they claim the state's attorney marilyn moseby has too many conflicts of interest to be objective. the attorneys are asking for an independent prosecutor. gray died after his arrest last month in police custody. >>> just in case you forgot, mother's day is tomorrow. and, of course, a lot of people looking for that perfect gift for mom. >> my card's in the mail. but as we report, beware of scam artists who like to prey on unsuspecting shoppers. >> reporter: flowers are one of the most popular gifts for mother's day. but contrary brown from the federal trade commission has a warning. >> scammers are trying to take advantage of consumers and hopefully obtain their personal

what al qaeda saw as oppressive puppets across much of the islamic word, most notably egypt, hosni mubarak's egypt other, countries across the islamic world as well. and he almost succeeded. so the attacks in -- in response to the attacks of september 11th the bush administration correctly turned to afghanistan asked them to hand over those responsible for those nefarious acts them afghan government the taliban refused to do so and the united states had no choice but to attack that government to topple it and attempt to bring bin laden and al qaeda 1.0 to justice. we fumbled that ball to a certain extent. we sent insufficient troops into afghan and i loued bin laden to escape across the border to pakistan where he remained for the next decade but we did largely through drone strikes nullify al qaeda 1.0 inside pakistan and in afghanistan. but the creed spread, largely as a result of the misguided unnecessary invasion of iraq in 2003. that became a cause celeb that inflamed the entire islamic world. al qaeda was able to attract literally tens of thousands of recruits in what became what i cal

sanjay gupta, cnn, reporting. >>> former egyptian dictator hosni mubarak could be a free man. ee years on corruption charges. mubarak ruled for 30 years before ousted during the arab spring protest in 2011. ian lee is in cairo. any sense when he'll be released? >> reporter: we haven't heard when he will be released. he has been staying at a hospital here. he has spent most of his sentence at a hospital with different ailments different medical concerns but the judge handing down this verdict today, saying that the time served the three years that he could be released we haven't heard, though when that will be. and as we've seen in the past when these high-profile figures are released it usually is very hush-hush. the government doesn't want to really showcase it. ana? >> reaction there in cairo to this news? >> reporter: well this has been the interesting thing. when i first started covering this trial when it began in 2011 this city shut down. the country shut down. everyone was watching the tv to see what was going to happen. they couldn't believe that this strong man of 30 y

this administration basically from hosni mubarak, the saudis and monarchs were greatly troubled by that and wondered if they might be next. once we saw them with any force over king assad usings chemical weapons. and then the nuclear negotiations going on with iran in which the saudis feel they had may be in the midst of a major shift in power in the middle east in iran's favor. if sanctions are lifted iran has billions of dollars to use against these monarchs in subtle ways. then, they of course if they achieve nuclear status can actually become a major threat in the region. >> so, i mean you sound like you agree, it's a snub? >> i think there's an element of a snub here. the other factor of course is there are only two of these heads of state coming to the summit meeting now. so king salman may not feel that he needs to be the big dog in this group. he also has his hands full quite frankly, with what's going on against the houthis in yemen. >> right. >> i'll remind you that wouldn't be enough by itself to keep him from coming. i think he also probably is not looking forward to being l

in egypt, hosni mubaric and his two sons were sentenced to trooe years in jail. mubarakd out of power in the arab spring uprisings in 2011. >>> welcome back to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. going with the flow is usually a good thing but not when it sends your dreams down river. when disaster strikes a lakeside resort, no one is prepared for the tragedy that unfolds. june 9th, 2008. a massive flood destroys a community and washes homes down the wisconsin river. >> i thought there's just no way. that can't happen here. i remember when the rooftops went through, it was surreal. i couldn't believe it. >> almost like it was a nightmare that we were pinching ourselves hoping we'd wake up. we were. in a state of shock. we could not believe it was happening. >> it's the height of summer tourist season in the wisconsin dells, a midwestern resort area. famess for it water parks and boating. >> since i was a kid we went to big chiefs and all that. >> it also attracts people in search of a quieter pace of life year round. >> we wanted to find the perfect setting for a ho