here say a military takeover will only antagonize the situation and is an example of president mohamed morsi ignoring the demands this is in this imagine the government has forgotten our main needs or the rights of the people and those who have been killed in the port side is not going to be more secure with the withdrawal of the police but it won't help us at all the ports are you do officers are supposed to be in the street and will taking care of the country that's what we asked for with the police leaving there will be chaos now the people will have to secure the city themselves tension between protesters and the police has been high since last year's riots and when the minute you place them on the city streets there was an initial optimism but that all changed off the court's decision the atmosphere changed on saturday when the verdict confirmed that twenty one people will face the death penalty and a further five will serve my sentences residents here say that the army will not protect them as the local authorities bowed to pressure from the capital that's a funeral for protesters kill

that is the really really just switched who was at the top from bottom to mohamed morsi and many people are now protesting against the brotherhood on the how morsi saying that instead of trying to really reform citizens' asians are trying to assert control remember it's not listen. north korea's officially scrapped a hotline and non-aggression pact with the south and says washington and seoul are responsible for ruining nuclear disarmament talks disappeared after pyongyang threatened the u.s. with a preemptive nuclear strike after a u.n. vote approving more sanctions or he's honest i see a chicken it reports. the fifteen member united nations security council presided this month by russia has adopted a new sanctions resolution against north korea and response to a third nuclear test conducted by pyongyang on february twelfth in defiance of existing united nations security council resolutions which basically ban any kind of nuclear testing by north korea and this latest resolution was drafted by the united states and china during three weeks of negotiations and adopted this thursday unan

president mohamed morsi met with top security officials on tuesday reportedly to discuss pulling the police out of the restive city. and instead putting the military in place this is because of four days of clashes between police and antigovernment protesters in this restive city including yesterday protestors torching the national security agency building with additional fires in the governor had courtis and the security directorate this comes of course i had a very contentious verdict on saturday for this point saeed football massacre that took place last year in february and it started when thirty nine defendants were moved from a prison the families of those defendants in this case were very upset with this and so the conscious began between the police and protesters seeing hundreds injured and at least five killed meanwhile we have violence here in the capital as well just off the three square by the nile has been intermittent says street battles between anti-government protesters and police although the opposition is not scary he said there are definitely similar grievances bei

happens when the verdict was released and saying the country has abandoned them and the president mohamed morsi is actually bowing to pressure from the capital we have yet to see what the situation will be in the coming days but here people say they were imposed i.e. they say that they will continue a general strike which is happening right now in addition she trying to prevent traffic on the series canal and stopping government buildings from opening in cairo of course the ultras have said bad they will continue fighting the police they will continue the protest until they get what they want really right now we have great to see is what will happen across the country with continued clashes continued strikes. troop so another round of deadly protests them following a controversial verdict really gypsying a spate of fatal clashes this year i spoke to. a political activist in cairo he told me that the violent trends said to continue to until president mohamed morsi deals with the real instigators of the trouble. the results are definitely not satisfactory not just for the football fans the ultras

and many people are now protesting against the brotherhood of mohamed morsi saying that instead of trying to really reform to decisions trying to assert control leverage more recently. the body of venezuela's late president hugo chavez will be embalmed and put on public display after a funeral processions on friday his body is lying in state at a military academy in caracas with huge crowds lining up to pay their respects using feelin a producer of all artes a rocky video agency is a day. i'm standing near the military academy where the late president hugo chavez's body is on display in a half open casket and literally hundreds of thousands of people continue our off the hour to stream ames to pay their last respects now the media here is obviously very somber but as you can hear also people here celebrate the man who they say not only gave them a voice but also gave them the opportunity to participate in a society which prior to chavez coming to power in one thousand nine hundred nine was one of the most unequal in the world in terms of the divide between rich and poor and the

africa aiming to form a joint development bank and a joint business council egypt's president mohamed morsi also set to attend the summit hoping to join the bloc in the future as he looks airshows he reports expectations for strengthening the brics bond are high. since its inception in two thousand and nine many have been wondering what brics is all about a symbol of growing global multiple or a counterweight to the e.u. and nato the leaders of the member states have been cautiously downplaying its role saying this alliance is purely economic and exists mostly on verbal agreements officially it's not even a legally bound international organization the greeks leaders are only now contemplating setting up headquarters in one of the capitals but just look at every brics country separately russia the world's largest exporter china the world's second largest economy and the source of a cheap labor force india cheap intellectual resources brazil with its enormously powerful agricultural sector and the republic of south africa the continent's leader in natural resources but the country's economic

is a political activist in cairo he says the violent trend will continue until president mohamed morsi that deals with the real instigators of the trouble. the results are definitely not satisfactory not just for the football fans the ultras but for the entire nation seventy eight young people got killed and yet two of the ministry of interior officials are the ones on trial president morsi had a couple of months ago appointed a fact finding committee that implicates fifty six other members of the ministry of interior this report was not taken into consideration at court and only two of those officials were scapegoats hence the issue escalates on the streets more because this is nothing but a political fiasco rather than. court to see that the people want is a fair trial those who are. implicated not those who actually killed the people with their own hands but those who were behind them supporting them financing them and giving them the plan those are the two murders because they continue to be on the streets in key. places such as the ministry of interior the national security and so

has been persecuted for the last thirty years and president mohamed morsi is keeping the status quo created by the last regime the president wants to wrong the people of portside and instead satisfy the cairo old très who are widespread across the country now there is a risk of everyone being racist towards port syeed the military for their part to maintain they are protective peaceful force and that put side protesters have not been singled out they say police are merely responding to the level of violence from those attacking key government buildings meanwhile on the banks of the suez canal protesters burn tires to prevent boats from docking saying they will escalate acts of civil disobedience until there is a fair trial with further violence on the horizon this could be the toughest challenge yet for morsi and his military true for our put side. i'll be back in a just i've often out more news for you stay with us i because richard will be here having a look back at the week's sporting hot. least be cool language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on. reporting from the w

elsewhere egypt's president mohamed morsi is considering giving the military full control of the rest of town of port following days of deadly clashes at least six people have been killed and hundreds wounded in the latest wave of street battles between security forces and young egyptians correspondent bell true brings us more . president mohamed morsi met with top security officials on tuesday reportedly to discuss pulling the police out of the restive city of science and instead putting the military in place this is because of four days of clashes between police and antigovernment protesters in this restive city protesters torching the national security agency building with additional fires in the governor headquarters and the security directorate this comes of course ahead of a very contentious verdict on saturday for this football massacre that took place last year in february and it started when thirty nine defendants were moved from a prison the families of those defendants in this case were very upset with this and so the crisis began between the police and protesters seeing hu

so forgotten by the government on targeted by the police the president for his part president mohamed morsi has torn to the idea of the withdrawing the police from the city and possibly putting the ministry in power they have of course a change the head of security here as well in advance to quell this sense although we expect the clashes in the run up to this very contentious verdict. belcher's us sharing with you what she's witnessing at the scene and sometimes it puts at risk you can see some protest as well and truly happy with a close up of reporting for the trees for the nato from the heart of the action and it makes little difference what verdict is passed to the deadly football riots on undressed or will only get worse a says a sheriff and egyptian american journalist on democracy now. many people expect that whatever the verdict comes down that certain party will be angry either people are portrayed or people in cairo or both if the security officials are soonest getting off with a very light sentence or you're getting innocent. i think both sides will be very angry and see this li

this is all stemming out from an event last year when the president mohamed morsi issued a controversial can see something correction immunizing his. agrees and also dismissing the then incumbent party general from the mubarak era as the only good man who is putting in place this said the current course he general kind of done that this is not you know one of the time because i think the previous was his general was with mubarak and however in the last few months i have with the behavior of the judiciary opposition forces sank to the brotherhood is very much controlling i see people off the country in particular that are angry because she general fulfilling this five commission a very well known to me and that if i think that he has been i think jailed under the i'm going to barak and will see under this ministry you are serious they have he told him in front of the she will face it she's never been psyching by that he will say i system was like oh god i'm cleaning up but i had a job on the opposition the president has rocked the last i will meet i was weeks it was a simple saying of the

so forgotten by the government and targeted by the police the president for his part president mohamed morsihas torn to the idea of the withdrawing the police from the city possibly putting the minutes in power they have of course a change the head of security here as well in advance to quell dissent although we expect the clashes in the run up to this very contentious verdict. belcher's sharing with you what she's seeing at the scene sometimes putting herself at risk in the process you can see here how some protesters weren't happy with her up close reporting follow her tweets for the latest from the middle of the action and it may make little difference what the verdict is passed over the deadly football riots unarrest may only get worse says she could use an egyptian american journalist for the prophecy now. many people expect that whatever the verdict comes down that some party will be angry either people important people in cairo or both if the security officials are seen as getting off with a very light sentence or are getting innocent then i think both sides will be very angry and see

pretext and i'm going to get written by me and some people are saying that they are pro president mohamed morsy supporters who are fighting the undercover protesters on this saying they're actually inflicting suffering in the cities but what he's been he's been saying that monitronics and falsities also heard shots i mean really becoming quite fierce here in alexandria the protests sometimes you can back off according presidential elections saying that president morsi has not implemented any changes that you promised and that he really is not fit to govern the country. true later in the program we'll tell you about a new level of government snooping the f.b.i. could soon get the right to read your old line text of voice conversations plans that have provoked an angry reaction from web users is coming up just ahead also to bring the u.k. fears its citizens fighting in syria could pose a terrorist threat when they return coming up later as well. but next nearly two months since the hunger strike began the still no sign of the cross is being resolved in some protesters are reportedly close to deat