leland vittert in our middle east newsroom tonight. leland?ep, behind me is trying to keep this from spiraling out of control which it was the possibility of doing. 1:00 a.m. in the cairo and the streets are still rocking. a live look at one of the pro-army protest. there were much larger today than the pro-morsey muslim brotherhood protest as of now, the army certainly has a large show of force. tanks there protecting those protesters and helicopter gun ships out. we are hearing reports outs of cairo that the hammer has begun using tear gas against the muslim brotherhood to break them up. could be a preview of what's to come. they have until saturday evening to end those protests. shep? >> shepard: leland the obama administration told them yesterday that it will not declare the events in egypt a coup. of course, it is a coup. by definition, it is. the u.s. would have to cut off aid to egypt if they admitted it. but the law doesn't require anybody to define what happened. hey, russia. if you send the nsa leaker back to us, we promise we won't

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leland vittert with the news from jerusalem early this tuesday morning. leland? morning, shep. things are being set up for another showdown in cairo. sometime in the next 12 to 24 hours. i want to show you some video just in tonight from muslim brotherhood headquarters there in cairo. they have taken up at a mosque where they say they plan to march in protest of the deaths over the weekend. where they are march something exactly where the army has said they cannot. towards the government and security institutions around the country and they say that is where they are going to put things to the test, whether we end up with a repeat of the kind of violence we saw over the weekend is largely going to depend on a test of wills of who can hold their fire longest. shep? >> shepard: leland airport officials in cairo say over the past three days multiple flights scheduled to arrive in egypt have been cancelled while others arrive less than half full. political turmoil over the past two and a half years has not only hurt the country's tourism but its economy as well. one

leland said afterwards didn't want to take chance on crazy happening in the eighth.re he got him in. he would be named the game mvp. would have loved to have seen him close it out on the nichbt but 3 nothing the final. american league lock in home field advantage in the world series. now earlier today baseball commissioner selig asked about the a stadium stalemate during town hall meeting in new york. felix said nothing they can do now because of lawsuit recently filed by the city of san jose. selig said he feels good about the situation. 4 years of no progress and bud feels good about it. yes. speaking of the oakland coliseum home of the a. was a factor home run derby last night even though he was hitting pitches in new york. slugger won the derby with 32 homer. beat harper in the final. coliseum is regarded as a really tough place to hit home runs. he felt confident going that this event. >> if this stadium may very difficult but it's not as difficult as oakland and if i can do it in oakland i thought why can't i do it here. >> he did it for sure. on to golf. 142 b

leland vittert live from our middle east bureau right now. leland, why the charges now? >> reporter: it might be hard to say these are trumped-up charges, but they are certainly convenient. the military is doing everything they can to keep morsi behind bars and, most importantly, away from his supporters. if you go ahead and take a look at live pictures right now from the pro-mayor morsi protests, those are on your left. the muslim brotherhood has been camped out protesting the coup that happened. on the right is a pro-military rally in tahrir square, the same place people swelled to over the past couple of weeks when they wanted the military to come in. that's when they kicked out morsi, although by a very slim margin. he moved egypt much more towards a hard line, people weren't happy with that. the military has now come in. what we're waiting for is to see if this erupts in violence. already nearly a hundred people dead since the coup began. right now 3:30 in cairo. ramadan prayers happen at sun down, and that's when we may see some fireworks later. kelly: yeah, leland

leland vitter is following that tonight from the middle east newsroom. >> reporter: chanting, martyrs rest in peace, we will continue, muslim brotherhood supporters spent sunday night burying their dead after a weekend of unending violence. friday night's rally to those supporting ousted president morsi and those behind the army that deposed him spiral from peaceful demonstrations into running street battles. police fired countless rounds of tear gas, but the rocks kept coming, as did the fireworks, repurpose as rockets and live ammunition. by daybreak, dozens are dead, hundreds injured and mothers calling for revenge. she's referring to the strong man general saying he is responsible. today, he met with members of an emergency delegation for european union and over the weekend fielded calls from u.s. officials condemning the violence and urging calm. so far, he and his army are defiant but contrite, blaming unknown thugs for the violence. muslim brotherhood continues to demand the democratically elected leader be reinstated, and have an order to leave one of the main mosques turned p

correspondent leland vitter is in the middle east newsroom.ening. >> reporter: good evening, bret. just past mid night in cairo, streets are rocking. tahrir square, the site of the pro-government rally, also pro-morsi rally. the army trying to get a handle on things that could easily spin out of control. so far in 24 hours, at least five dead, more than 70 injured. crowds in cairo stretched as far as the eye could see, with people still streaming in on foot, shutting down major highways. in tahrir square, those supporting the army gathered chanting the army and people are one. on the other side of the city, the other side of egypt's political divide, the muslim brotherhood, supporting morsi. this is our president, god will help bring him back to power, said this protester. the divide is as clear as it is violent, with rallies descending into running streets, adding the july heat, comes the crack of bullets and tear gas, over crowds in tahrir square, the army flew in apache helicopters in waves. over the muslim brotherhood gathering, they dropp

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rick: leland vittert live in the middle east, thank you very much.ing leland's hit, we inadvertently showed you pictures of brazil where the pope is traveling, we'll have more on the pope's trip later on. also, what's next for egypt coming up later on this hour. we'll speak with a former cia operative about the protests and the new charges against mohamed morsi. jenna: well, disturbing news out of colorado today, a convicted child predator who was supposed to keep authorities informed on where he's living is now suddenly missing without a trace. a search for this man who police say is very likely to attack again. >>> plus, breaking developments in the effort to get rush to hand over -- russia to hand over edward snowden. what the doj says it's now willing to do to bring him to justice. that's ahead. what makes your family smile? backflips and cartwheels. love, warmth. here, try this. backflips and camm, ok!s. ching! i like the fact that there's lots of different tastes going on. mmmm! breakfast i'm very impressed. this is a great cereal! honey bunche

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. >> state senator leland yee says then he will consider proposing future legislation.ll prevent controversies like this from happening again. >> senator yee also addressed the crowd at last night's meeting. the students now have until tonight at midnight to decide whether or not they will retake the test. it would take place in august. >> college professor and political commentator joe tuman will run against oakland mayor jean quan in the 2014 election. he received 12 percent of the boats in the tent canada it race in 2010. >> a new field poll finds that 51 percent of california voters say that they approve of the job that governor jerry brown is doing. the poll found that men are more likely to support brown, while women are divided. it was based on telephone interviews with 846 registered voters from june 26th to july 21st and has a sampling error margin of plus or minus 3.5%. >> we will be right back. >> welcome back. we are monitoring a hot spot on the east shore freeway. it is west bound at coulson boulevard. it has cleared to the shoulder but there are a few more

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. >> senator leland yee wants to help boost election turnout by giving voters the chance to cast ballotsturdays. the legislation would require counties to have a polling place open for early voting for four hours on at least one saturday in the 29 days before election day. 25 of california's 58 counties already allow saturday voting. yee says its hard for many voters with jobs and kids to find time to cast ballots on tuesdays. >> just six months out and declaring the present crisis is over in california, governor jerry brown is facing dire predictions. a widespread inmates' hunger strike protesting the state's policy of solitary confinement approach the second week yesterday. the federal courts have demanded the release of nearly 10,000 inmates. 2600 others who are at risk of contracting and the valley fever disease in the overcrowded prisons. >> police in pleasanton have arrested a 19-year-old man who allegedly hit another man with his car following an argument in a parking lot at stoneridge mall. witnesses apparently followed the suspect vehicle -- a 2002 chevrolet silverado - as it fl

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state senator leland yee says he will consider proposing future legislation.l prevent controversy's like this from happening again. >>darya:the oakland police department is reporting an increase of purse snatching incidents in central oakland. they are advising residents not to fight back. oakland police say assailants grab purses and victims often resist. officers said there has been an increase in injuries as a result. police suggest that members of the community stay aware of their surroundings. also encouraging residents not to let themselves be distracted by cell phones and other electronic devices. >>mark: in san francisco it is 54 right now. fog clearing at least from the eastern half of the city. we will be right back. [ male announcer ] with at&t, you're sure to get a better bundle. just choose the 2, 3, even 4 services you want to build the bundle that works for you. [ female announcer ] call at&t now! choose a u-verse triple play bundle for just $79 a month, our new low price. and get the same great price for 2 years. plus, switch today and get a $1

leland vittert watching from our middle east bureau.is headed in egypt, lelandsome. >> reporter: nobody knows, bill, at least right now. there is a tense calm that has taken over cairo as both sides lick their wounds and try to figure out what to do next and probably how far they can try and push the other side. the muslim brotherhood has buried most, be if not all of its dead, about a hundred from over the weekend, and there's still a lot of uncertainty about who really shot who this, was it the army, was it the police, was it thugs. but that said, the muslim brotherhood right now seems to be saying inside their mosques. they had threatened to send tens of thousands of people out into the streets towards government installations in order to protest mohamed morsi still being held, the former president who was taken out of office earlier this month by the military. the army says they will not tolerate these kinds of protests going forward, not tolerating is a are thinly-veiled threat of more violence from the army to come. the question n

taylor or leland whatever his name was, i'll give you his number, it's on my cell phone. so he knew there wasn't any videotaping out there of this. it wasn't like, oh, he took a gamble, you know, and he was really defending himself and, you know, he said, hey, i'll volunteer, go ahead and videotape it. or i'll wish there was. no, he knew there wasn't any. so it wasn't like he was forthcoming with that information as like a truthful person. >> um, dispatch asked me where he went. i didn't know the name of the street that i was on. >> so you'd come off your street and gotten to another street? >> yes, ma'am. goes in and cuts through the middle of my neighborhood. >> okay. >> i didn't know the name of the street. or where he went. so i got out of my car to look for the street sign and to see if i could see where he cut through so i could tell the police. >> after you circled your car, he disappeared again? >> yes, ma'am. >> few key points there. didn't know the street name, only three streets and he'll tell you -- you'll see it, actually, from his own mouth when he's talking

. >> state senator lee leland y saidee said he will consider proposing future legislation.prevent controversies like this from happening again. >> senator lee also addressed the crowd at last night's meeting. the students now have until tonight at midnight to decide whether or not they will retake the test. if so, it would take place in august. about three months after the original test. >> a developing news out of vacaville this morning. a 2 alarm house fire has been reported on millboard court. the call came in at 3:30 a.m.. so reporter jackie sissel is live on the scene. >> there was a family of five inside of this home. luckily, a nearby neighbor saw the fire and was able to get over to the house and get the mob. this was good news. according to the fire department they stated that it's started on the exterior of the house from a b the good news is that no one was hurt. >> the time is 5:38 a.m.. here is a live look from our mount tam cam are. this is a beautiful shot. will talk more about this and a few minutes. so you couan fue fl re than yon car c get ge5% cas ch back

>>darya:senator leland yee wants to help boost election turnout by giving voters the chance to cast ballotson saturdays. the legislation would require counties to have a polling place open for early voting for four hours on at least one saturday in the 29 days before election day. 25 of california's 58 counties already allow saturday voting. yee says its hard for many voters with jobs and kids to find time to cast ballots on tuesdays. good morning! wow. want to start the day with something heart healthy and delicious? you're a talking bee... honey nut cheerios has whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol. and it tastes good? sure does! right... ♪ wow. delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy. >>erica: we do have a lot of high clouds and place. especially for our coastal communities and our base shores. what this means is not much of a difference right now but when the come--sun comes up. we will continue with persistent cloud cover into the late morning hours. afternoon highs today. ma

leland? >> it is a convenient decision by the military to keep mohammed morsi incommunicado as they deal with massive protest. promorsi protest. and promilitary and clashes are getting violent. so far two dead and clashes are reported in throw cities around egypt. muslim brotherhood is saying we want our men back in office and on the right military protest and the leader of the military hupta there called for people to come out and support the military that tock over from morsi just a couple of weeks ago. morsi won election democratically and by a slim margin and proceeded to move out and put in strict reforms and move egypt to a islamic state. and that didn't sit well with the military. the sun is setting and getting dark in the middle east and cairo and the end of the ramma dan fast and prayers and that's when the protests get more violent and out of control. in the coup there was 50 morsi supporters ta died. a number of clashes over the past koichl weeks and we are head nothing a critical

. >> senator leland yee wants to help boost election turnout by giving voters the chance to cast ballotsdays. the legislation would require counties to have a polling place open for early voting for four hours on at least one saturday in the 29 days before election day. 25 of california's 58 counties already allow saturday voting. yee says its hard for many voters with jobs and kids to tuesdays. >> the journalist who first reported edward snowden's disclosures of u.s. surveillance programs says snowden has "thousands of documents" that amount to an "instruction manual for how the nsa is built." but glenn greenwald of the guardian tells the associated press that snowden doesn't want the details made public -- because they would reveal >> the time is 9:53 a.m.. here is a live look outside at our mount tam cam. we will be right back. and >\ >> recapping our top stories this morning. protesters all run the country are taking to the street, marching against the not guilty verdict in the george zimmerman murder trial. protest's happening in the bay area, but also of combination in places like

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leland lee is backing a bill that would give voters a chance to vote on a saturday before an electiond require counties nationwide to open a polling place on at least one saturday before election day. yee is hoping to improve low turnout for local elections. the senator is running for secretary of state next year. >>> immigrants could soon be ranked in order to decide who is able to settle in the u.s. the idea is being considered in the u.s. senate right now. the immigration bill has a ranking system that takes into account how well prospective immigrants speak english and how well they're educated. the scale would also factor in work experience. the ranking system would begin 2018, in the bill. >>> texas legislation bans most abortion of 20 weeks of pregnancy. this was a second attempt by supporters to pass a bill in the senate. it originally failed to gain approval because of a marathon filibuster by senator wendy davis. >> there's a lot of rule- breaking going on in the capitol right now. unfortunately, we'll just see another day. >> texas governor rick perry said he will sign the