egypt possible in military council is headed by the former defense minister under hosni mubarak. his recent extension of the emergency log did not sit well with protesters. they say that it invites abuse of power. >> i don't want to wait anymore. we want this to change something. too little has happened so far. we will not let them overrule us. >> i'm against the military council, i guess military loss, against the electoral law. too many things are happening that i don't agree with. >> a broad coalition of revolutionary groups are calling for changes to the new election rules. they want to prevent mubarak allies from running for office and they want the military council to release a timetable for the handover of power. they are threatening to boycott the november elections and organize for the mass protests if their demands are not met. >> some have called at the last remaining dictatorship in europe, belarus. the leaders sought to reach out to their neighbors but belarus boycotted the talks and brussels stepped up their criticism of their authoritarian president, alexander book

the military council hopes to hold parliamentary elections, the first since hosni bubarak was ousted. >>> they spoke on monday at a ceremony marking the founding of taiw taiwan. the ceremony coincides with the 100th anniversary of the 1911 revolution. doctor and political leader led the drive to overthrow the imperial dynasty. the taiwan administration held a military parade for the first time under his leadership. authorities exhibited anti-air missiles and supersonic anti-ship missiles developed by taiwan. >> translator: we will enhance our defense capabilities and build up state-of-the-art military forces in the text ten years to defend our sovereignty. >> he avoided holding a military parade since he took office in 2008 in an effort to cement relationships with china. he appears to have used the opportunity to show he's taking a firm stance against china's security threats. he's trying to be re-elected in january when taiwan holds its presidential election. >>> activists in south korea sent a message on monday they hope will make it to north korea. they floated balloons carrying t

the military council, which provisionally governs the country, announced that parliamentary electionsill begin on november 28th. this will be the first vote since the fall of president mubarak. under the new system, two-thirds of the seats in parliament will be decided through proportional representation of political parties. the remainder will be contested by individual candidates in electoral districts. the demonstrators urged changes to the system and said they want a smooth transition to democracy. political groups, including the muslim brotherhood's freedom and equality party have threatened to boycott the vote unless the law is changed. >>> russian president dmitry medvedev says he decided not to run for a second term because prime minister vladimir putin is more popular than he is. medvedev explained his views in an interview on russian tv friday. >> translator: putin is the most authoritative politician in russia and has a higher approval rating. the approval rating is an important factor for politicians in deciding their action. >> medvedev said the plan for putin to return t

-- a lenient response from the country's military council. >>> little lisa irwin's parents sayished in the middle of the night, but investigators say that the parents had stopped cooperating with police. and the baby's mother said that she failed a polygraph test. >>> a medical examiner's report could reveal new details about an apparent murder-suicide. >> the bodies of a man and woman were found a weekend in an apartment in the 5400 block of westbard avenue in bethesda. philip stewart is live at montgomery county police headquarters in joining us with details. >> police in montgomery county trying to determine exactly what led to this violent crime in a normally quiet and family friendly community. >> i am so sorry about her. >> friends and family mourning the loss of 35-tracy vu yeartracyv -- a 35-year-old tracy vu found dead in the apartment of martin o'toole dead as well. >> you don't expect this kind of thing. >> police found two handguns after family member was concerned. >> one party did leave a note behind. >> dozens from the vietnamese american community came to pay th

government as weak and unable to provide security tens of thousands were rallying against the ruling military council at the weekend over its failure to protect minorities. myanmar's military government has started releasing more than six thousand prisoners as part of a general amnesty international human rights commission has urged the president to free prisoners of conscience detainees who are elderly sick disabled or deemed to serve the earth salman's with good behavior are being let go at least some of the country's estimated two thousand political prisoners will also be given freedom. u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton says she's planning to leave politics next year for a more private life she says she'll leave the state department after barack obama's first term saying she believes he will be like that for a second one has been in the political spotlight since nine hundred ninety three when she became america's first lady before being a like senator for new york in two thousand and one well she now says she has no desire to stay in the public high. the jailing of ukraine's former prime min

of the way it's covered by the military council and its media are and i think it doesn't bode very well for the near future in egypt where there are only religious tensions behind these protests or is there some kind of broader issue at work here. let let's look at what the background that we're looking at here in egypt because some people got carried away after mubarak stepped down and declared their evolution over in fact what we are facing is a popular uprising that was a poor aborted by a military coup leaving a pretty much a political and security vacuum in place and that's the context for what's happening in egypt and all the kind of sides involved from the emerging secular parties to the more established parties to the military to the civil administration ministration don't seem to have enough authority to control the emerging situation in egypt so that void within that vacuum anything is possible at the moment because these simmering tensions that had been fueled activity by the mubarak regime for decades are there and unfortunate that israel discrimination because the courts ca

as though being in athens egypt's ruling military council has agreed to amend the country's election law giving in to the demands of protesters political groups also threatened to boycott upcoming polls fearing that the current rules could allow supporters of next president mubarak to return to power in november's probably measure elections the decision comes just days after massive protests showed egypt's capital thousands gathered in cairo's main square in the rally to reclaim the revolution many feel let down by the transitional military council which has so far failed to implement promised democratic reform parties and so now he went to cairo to see what else is. driving back on the streets. we knew that change had come to egypt a new chapter called freedom and democracy came to book by its cover when reading posts mubarak's egypt it's between the lines where you'll find the new chapter hasn't been published ended or slightly revised we still have the supreme council of the armed forces those. i cannot say that have been. in any sense giving this country towards democracy barak m

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many christians are angry with what they say as a delayed response from the country's military council. >>> the disappearance of a 10- month-old child remains a mystery. neighbors in kansas city held a candlelight vigil for lisa irwin. they say she vanished in the middle of the night a week ago. the baby's parents said they needed a break from the nonstop questioning by police. they are now working again with investigators. >>> medical examiner's could shed new light on a grisly murder in montgomery county been over the weekend, police found the bodies of a man and woman. the victim's, they say, were subject to a murder-suicides. >> good morning, police in montgomery county are trying to determine what led up to this apparent murder-suicides in this bethesda high-rise. we have learned that the 35- year-old and the 38-year-old were found in his 12th floor apartment located just off river road. the couple was discovered saturday by a concern family member but it is unclear how long they had been there. she lived with her parents in silver spring and visited the men regularly. she also re

cairo, egypt after tax.rch and many christians are angry with as a weaksee from the country's military council. >>> a medical examiner's report to be released economy in what police are calling a murder-suicide. on saturday the bodies of a man and woman were found inside westbard avenue in bethesda. o'toole and artin u, livesacy v silver spring. >> one-party left a note behind. >> not much is known about , but the woman of a d.c. area . couple attended church together last week. it has been here since fromarists went missing our apartment on hartford's street in southeast. yesterday friends outside the apartment building for provincial. mother valencia says she until she finds her daughter. they plan to hold a monthly bring attention to our daughter's disappearance. metro stations remain closed for a major track or. aw, u street, and columbia heights, green and yellow lines are closed. are cells. resume tomorrow morning. -- there are shuttle buses. >>> apple's latest smartphone is a big hit. is gearing up and for phone -- for s new phone. >> french and german leaders gave themselves three week

a military council official says that the burial happened around 5 a.m. local time with just a few officials and relatives watching. though the exact location is being withheld to prevent vandalism. >>> an incredible rescue in turkey this morning. a two-week-old baby girl was found alive from all that rubble. the collapsed apartment, 47 hours after a 7.2 magnitude earthquake struck eastern turkey the most powerful quake in 10 years there. the rescuers are pulling out other survivors. the death toll is now 366. more than 2,000 buildings have collapsed. still some hope as that little girl was pulled this morning. >>> it is 5:27. in the next half hour we continue to follow the raid on "occupy oakland." >> and i'm kristy seifkin live in oakland where police continue to clean up the scene after setting off tear gas and some several hundreds of protestors went fleeing from the park. the details on the reaction from protestors who were not arrested coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, has started. >>> we begin this half hour with breaking news. the raid on "occupy oakl

>> the military council, which is the real government, expressed some condolences to the victims. they described some unfortunate but unspecified events that they said, quote, turned a peaceful demonstration violent. but the implication was that someone other than the military and the police forces themselves had turned that demonstration violent. and they took no responsibility for any of the killings that took place. the military has instructed their prime minister, their civilian prime minister to launch an investigation into the events and the attacks of last night. but of course right now we're living under military rule so it's unclear how much authority that investigation will have to probe into the military itself since there's no higher authority they could appeal to. >> suarez: is it fully understood yet how all this got started? >> there was a demonstration, a peaceful march that began in the neighborhood of shobra. cops demonstrating over the attack on a church in the southern part of egypt. they joined another group of demonstrators that had been stationary outside th

christians are accusing the egypt's governing military council of being too lenient on muslim radical who is the christians say are behind a recent string of deadly attacks. the worst uprise since the protests earlier this year that removed from power president hosni mubarak. >>> ethnic tensions in egypt, iraq, only help assad prove his theory that the region needs strong men, not good. the syrian president assad that richard is talking about, the government renewing its brutal crackdown on anti-regime protesters in the country. according to reports, 31 people were killed in a series of shootings overnight. syrian human rights activist say about half the deaths were in the city of oms where syrian trips reportedly opened fire on suspected desserters. >>> still ahead here on "way too early," they've been clamoring in denver for tim tebow and yesterday, they got him under center. we'll show you how the kid did at quarterback. when we whip through the day in the nfl. >>> plus, "saturday night live" breaks out its chris christie. that clip and a check on weather when "way too early" comes

russia wary of military intervention has rejected the latest version of a un security council draft resolution on syria this week saying its proposals were not taken into account the resolution threaten imposing targeted measures which could include sanctions against syria if it does not comply with u.n. demands moscow has a long insisted that the restrictions are simply a strategy to pursue regime change and do little to actually resolve the crisis jacob one birth founder and president of the washington based theater of freedom foundation says real aim of any western intervention would be putting their man in power. sanctions have never succeeded in achieving regime change which is what the u.s. goal is and then let's keep in mind that this was a dictatorship that the us government used at one time to torture canadian citizen name a hard error they supported we barracked they support the dictatorships in saudi arabia jordan but what they're trying to achieve is to put their man in power that's the whole quest of us foreign policy so there's a lot of hypocrisy here too as well this is somethin

barque many feel led down by the transitional military council which has so far failed. democratic reform argues and he said i went to cairo to find out more. we knew that change had come to egypt a new chapter of freedom and democracy don't judge a book by its cover when reading post mubarak egypt it's between the lines where you'll find the new chapter hasn't been published and ended or slightly revised we still have the supreme council of the on poor says those. i cannot say that they have been all in any sense gearing this country towards democracy barak may be gone but his policies are not that hosni mubarak's case is ongoing at this tribe you know new figures from human rights watch claims more civilians have been forced to face military trial for the last six months some twelve thousand during the entire thirty year rule of mubarak average civilians are giving five to you know seven years in prison a lot of torture that has occurred since scaf has come into power. actor ali simply doesn't clown around when it comes to the supreme council or scaf he has taken part

reports say the bodies of qaddafi his son and former aid have been buried in seek rid according to military council. they were buried in a secret location to avoid the possibility of vandalism. >>> and new developments regarding the earthquake. at least 20 minutes two week old baby has been rescued two days after the massive earthquake in eastern turkey. this comes after a 7 story apartment building collapsed about 90 minutes ago following sunday's quake. dozens of apartments unit are in the building. the death toll shot up to 366 killed by the quake. turkish official are relying on social networks to locate heavily damaged areas and survivors that may be trapped in the rubble. quake destroyed road make it difficult to get to the areas. >> yesterday there were knocking sounds and then two screams. and the rescue people came late because there was destruction in the region and they couldn't make it quicker. so yesterday we tried to pull the rubble ourselves. but what can human power do? >> the quake is left more than a thousand people total injured. >>> look at this. the dang rouse situation inthail

war barak and his policies so this is absolutely cynical kind of the way it's covered by the military council and its media let's look at what the background that we're looking at here in egypt because some people got carried away after mubarak stepped down and declared their evolution over in fact what we are facing is a popular uprising there was a poor aboard that by a military coup leaving pretty much a political and security vacuum in place and that's the context for what's happening in egypt and all the kind of sides involved from the emerging secular. these two of the more established parties to the military to the civil administration president administration don't seem to have enough authority to control the emergence to ation in egypt so that void within that vacuum anything is possible at the moment. following days of heavy fighting traditional government forces claim to have cornered on groups loyal to colonel gadhafi in the center of his home town of sirte where they have been putting up fierce persistence meanwhile the deposed leader himself is believed to be hiding in the deser

outside the parliament building in athens egypt's ruling military council has given in to the demands of protesters and political parties and agreed to make changes to the election law there were fears current rules could enable supporters of ousted president mubarak to come back to power and of the parliamentary elections while the decision comes after friday's massive protests thousands thrall to here square in an attempt to reclaim the revolution demanding the transfer of power to civilian rule and to emergency law artes and he said i went to cairo to see what else is driving people back onto the streets. we knew that. change had come to egypt a new chapter of freedom and democracy don't judge a book by its cover when reading post mubarak egypt it's between the lines where you'll find the new chapter hasn't been published ended or slightly revised we still have the supreme council of the on poor souls of those who. cannot say that they have been. in any sense gearing this country towards democracy barak may be gone but his policies are not the hosni mubarak's case is ongoing at thi

war baraka and his policies so this is absolutely cynical kind of the way it's covered by the military council and its media are let's look at what the background that we're looking at is here in egypt because some people got patted away after mubarak stepped down and declared their evolution over in fact what we are facing is a popular uprising that was aboard aboard that by a military coup leaving a pretty much a political and security vacuum in place and that's the context of what's happening in egypt and all the kind of sides involved from the emerging secular parties to the more established parties through the military to the civil administration president ministration don't seem to have enough authority to control the emergence to a sure egypt so that void with then died for our people i mean thing is double meant . stay with us here on are still to come the businessman behind bars. because it's running trial begins in the york we hear from one of the adults to explains how america's determination his opinion and ways the evidence they are hearing may be of light but. the trust he wants

egypt's ruling military council has blamed christian religious leaders for sunday's violence which left twenty six dead general idol amar says the minority of protesters were peaceful but an armed crowd joined a group and began attacking soldiers officials deny troops opened fire with live ammunition or ran over them with armored vehicles insisting drivers were in a state of panic and trying to escape. hurricane slammed into mexico's pacific leaving at least five people dad and causing widespread flooding in the region heavy rain triggered months lights and winds flipped metal roofs off homes and broad downed power lines cars and buses were dragged along by fast flowing waters further south across the border guatemala extreme weather is claimed at least thirteen lives. for the adventurer spanning a long and lonely months in orbit mealtimes on the international space station are the highlight but in zero gravity as a challenge both for the diners and the high tech chefs who have to plan the many on earth so are peed all over along for tasting. after traveling at phenomenal speed for two

athens just on a quarter past the hour here in moscow this is the weekly and egypt's ruling military council has given in to the demands of protesters and political parties by agreeing to make changes to the election law fears current rules could actually enable supporters of the ouster of president mubarak to come back to power in november's parliamentary elections and decision comes after friday's massive protests thousands thronged to square attempt to reclaim the revolution commanding a transfer of power to civilian rule and an end to emergency law parties and he said i went to cairo to see what else is driving people back out onto the streets. this was we knew that change had come to egypt a new chapter of freedom and democracy don't judge a book by its cover when reading post mubarak egypt it's between the lines where you'll find the new chapter hasn't been published edited or slightly revised we still have this one console beyond poor souls of those who. have been. in. this country towards democracy work may be gone but his policies are not purposely mubarak's case is ongoing at this

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what barak and his policies so this is absolutely cynical kind of the way it's covered by the military council and its media are let's look at what the background that we're looking at here in egypt because some people got carried away after mubarak stepped down and declare that evolution over in fact what we are facing is a popular uprising that was a poor aborted by a military coup leaving pretty much a political and security vacuum in place and that's the context for what's happening in egypt and all the kind of sides involved from the emerging secular parties to the more established parties to the military to the civil administration president administration don't seem to have enough authority to control the emerging stew ation in egypt so that void within that vacuum anything is possible at the moment. but we are always keen to know what you think about our stories today we're asking about the violence that erupted in egypt just eight months after the uprising toppled the country's leaders let's take a look at how the votes are going so far just over half of you are sure that will suit th

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