year but now the muslim brotherhood and president mohamed morsi have broken the promises which they made to the revolutionary youth including to april sixth and that's why people are on the streets and that's why they're angry. the russian president vladimir putin is heading to hanover in germany today will try to calm the international hype stirred by office searches of nongovernmental organizations in russia plus the role of the country's funds and debt had cyprus. reports on the talks. a lot of mia putin will begin his visit to germany in the netherlands by opening the world's largest trade fair here in hanover russia is one of the main partners of this year's event and over plenty of russian technology on display but also provide a chance for vladimir putin to sit down and have a chat with german chancellor angela merkel just recently to be a putin gave a interview on german television one of the things that he spoke about there was giving reassurances really to germans as well as other europeans about new laws being brought in in russia regarding n.g.o.s he said that they aren'

and president mohamed morsi indeed against the alternative contender for the presidency in someone last year but now the muslim brotherhood and president mohamed morsi of broken the promises which they made to the revolutionary youth including to april sixth and that's why people are on the streets and that's why they're angry it's been three years since wiki leaks published a graphic video that left a black mark on america's action in iraq footage showing u.s. helicopters killing more than a dozen iraqi civilians shocked the world and had an impact on the soldiers who say they witnessed the massacre we spoke with an army veteran who shared his memories of a day he says he'd rather forget. fork by the way it was the video that put wiki leaks on the map turned the tide of war in iraq and landed private first class bradley manning in military detention but for army veteran ethan mccord it was just another day on duty the helicopters are approximately about a mile and a half away. when they resume these guys. and from looking at it now you can't see anything and i mean that right there is

year but now the muslim brotherhood and president mohamed morsi have broken the promises which they made to the revolutionary youth including two april sixth and that's why people are on the streets and that's why they're angry. and tensions between israel and palestine flared up again this week fueled by the death of a high profile palestinian prisoner serving a life sentence in an israeli jail for the backlash included violent protests across the west bank a mass hunger strikes by palestinian inmates and rocket exchanges between israel and hamas artes are going to go reports. one man's death turned into a rage of the masses at the beginning of the week sixty four year old my sorrow book handy a died in the israeli prison according to his family the palestinian prisoner has complained about his health since the summer of last year but it was only in march that doctors told him that he had a terminal illness and only days left to live news of the hunt is death spread like wildfire cost palestinian territories clashes haven't asked numerous towns and villages across the region result

year but now the muslim brotherhood and president mohamed morsi have broken the promises which they made to the revolutionary youth including two april six and that's why people are on the streets and that's why they're angry. a new type of bird flu has been discovered in china this week promoting the government to cold tens of thousands of birds so far the virus has killed six people out of the eighteen infected but the first time a new strain of flu is hit china let's have a look at how the infection has spread not only across the population but in the media as well many of the articles written read like horror stories sparking pony way out of proportion with the facts and you remember past bird flu and swine flu outbreaks in the attention they grabbed across the media when all these crazy pilbeam has more on hold the hype to cold panic is already spreading across the globe over fears of a bird flu epidemic in china twenty thousand birds were slaughtered at one local market japan has but health warnings on people coming into the country from china hong kong says slumped in chinese

year but now the muslim brotherhood and president mohamed morsi have broken the promises which they made to the revolutionary youth including two april sixth and that's why people are on the streets and that's why they're angry. authorities at the guantanamo bay prison again this week the hunger strike among the camp's inmates is growing if issue a number of those refusing food now stands at forty one inmates lawyers however say the figures several times higher with three of the prisoners hospitalized and around a dozen currently being force fed the strike began more than two months ago in a protest over treatment and conditions jonathan hafitz who's from presented a number of the kuantan of inmates believes it will be some time before the extreme action achieves anything i think the more pressure may force the us to respond it may not come right away but i think that the pressure triggered from the hunger strikes and the international attention of the statement by the u.n. i think may have been affected over time i think that it's going to force the united states to realize that it

and president mohamed morsi indeed against the alternative contender for the presidency in some last year and they did so because they said that that was necessary in order to hold off the representatives of the old security apparatus but now have told me the muslim brotherhood and president mohamed morsi have broken the promises which they made to the revolutionary youth including to april sixth and that's why people are on the streets of that's why they're angry all right tom bell thanks very much for your update. thank you well it's been exactly three years since wiki leaks published a graphic video that left a black mark on the u.s. action in iraq the footage that shows u.s. helicopters killing more than a dozen iraqi civilians not only shocked the world but had an impact on u.s. soldiers who say they witnessed a massacre we spoke with an army veteran who shared his memories of a day he says he'd rather forget. morning walk by the way it was the video that put wiki leaks on the map turned the tide of war in iraq and landed private first class bradley manning in military detention

we look at mohamed morsi has failed to address the spike in sectarian violence as well . after the short break. the international landlords in the very heart of moscow. live from moscow this is r t with me will receive shy. the retrial of egypt's deposed president hosni mubarak has opened with a surprising move on the part of the judge he's withdrawn from the case referring it to another court and the announcement they met with angry shouts and geas mubarak was earlier sentenced to life for conspiring to kill protesters during the unrest that toppled him but a retrial was ordered after he appealed the verdict the proceedings are taking place against the backdrop of growing violence against the current president's policies mohamed morsi in his ruling islam is party facing pressure over a lack of democratic reforms and economic situation in addition the government is also blamed for a spike in sectarian violence as bell true reports. days after a brutal assault on egypt's main coptic cathedral activists and opposition leaders meet to discuss a response many of them like ton

and president mohamed morsi indeed against the alternative contender for the presidency in someone last year but now the muslim brotherhood and president mohamed morsi of broken the promises which they made to the revolutionary youth including to april sixth and that's why people are on the streets and that's why they're angry. let to bring it up today for the moment but with a new city with more in half an hour from now in the meantime after the break we report on the lives of palestinian families. washing shoulders with an israeli waist. with us for that if you can. you know when the history of any culture there are some dark chapters throughout human history there's been war on every continent and religious strife and oppression every culture has some skeletons in their closet and in recent u.s. history the scandalous prison at guantanamo bay as making patriotic americans scurrying around a decade or so rather than slamming the door shut and get mall i hate that term condemning it as one of the greatest mistakes in american history and gloriously declaring on t.v. channels and newspa

again, push for mohammed morsi to get in there. warned certain people around here.at mohammed morsi comes to the muslim brotherhood they hate the israelis. we all do. not their way of thinking. mohammed morsi before he was president of egypt called israelis descendents of apes as pigs. there is no tolerance by this man whatsoever. there is no tolerance by the muslim brotherhood. we should have seen that coming. there is no surprises. >> did you see it coming, greg? >> yes, i did. but i see everything coming. the middle east, most of the middle east has not gotten the memo on oenlightenment. talking about time zone difference flying from jfk and cairo. there you are 7th century. it's ridiculous. it's easier to mock christians here than to condemn violent muslims there. i mean, what happened few centuries if islam wins? there is going to be a lot of people who are dead. i'm talking mainably gay people who, you know, they don't have any rights there. >> a couple of months ago right here in jersey city there were a couple coptic christians beheaded in jersey city. peopl

the sentence they deemed too lenient and the retrial comes at a time when the current president mohamed morsi is facing mounting pressure. is being accused of betraying the arab spring and only pursuing the interests of his muslim brotherhood in the chaos sectarian clashes on the rise with coptic christians facing increased violence and the believers say the police have done little to protect them as bell true reports. days after a brutal assault on egypt's main coptic cathedral activists and opposition leaders meet to discuss a response many of them like three a christian protest. he was trapped inside the church say they're still in shock. tactics from everywhere even from the street next to the gas stations by the. police called inside that's not what this is going to be are civilians bombarded us with molotov cocktails rocks rubber bullets and live ammunition and the police protected the homework and they were painting the. sort of the more the nation was shocked on sunday and bloody scenes of egypt's security post is firing tear gas and birdshot bullets directly at mourners gathered on s

the joy here behind me one of the main churches to coptic christians president mohamed morsi has promised to investigate and his alleged comments saying an attack on this cathedral was an attack on himself has done little to satisfy the coptic christian community with divisions deepening between the two religions many fear the worst has yet to come in the aftermath of the attack coptic pope to watch the second criticize the president for failing to protect the cathedral members of the clergy present at the scene also demanded answers. because theatre has never been a time before who the people outside the cathedral and why did the police not even attempt to intervene why didn't they arrest one single person. had been a riot egypt director of human rights watch agrees government neglect is contributing to rising sectarian turmoil part of the problem is the way the authorities respond to incidents where there's violence between muslim and christian communities there's a long history of purity for sectarian violence and a fairly it's really acknowledge that there is a serious problem the rea

retrial of egypt's ex president while the current leader faces that melting pressure we look at mohamed morsi has faded for us the rise in sectarian violence. also this hour we'll tell you how the u.s. wins the loyalty of opposition leaders around the world by handing out mountains of cash those stories and all that after the break. the group of international and world in the very heart of moscow. he continues here in auty in less than twenty four hours from now but his way to stop voting for a new leader the. was triggered by the death of a month will determine the course of one of the most all rich nations in the world a short presidential campaign has been mowed by allegations of conspiracies and assassination plots let's take a look at the two candidates and the chances with syria in the news when a couple. of important elections for the venezuelan people certainly snap elections after the death of this about a month ago it has been a short campaign for everyone who has been unfolding there two top contenders in these elections on the one hand you have a nicolas maduro he's the acting int

to look at mohamed morsi as failure to address the rise in sectarian violence that's coming your way after a short break stay with us all to you live in moscow. the group of international and world in the very heart of moscow. news continues here in less than twenty four hours from now venezuelan stop voting for a new leader it's not a presidential election was triggered by the death of his last month will determine the course of one of the most oil rich nations in the world a short presidential campaign. allegations of conspiracies and assassination plots let's take a look at the to counter that. with. in the capital. important elections for the venezuelan people certainly snap elections after the death of this about a month ago it has been a short campaign and for every one who has been unfolding there are two top contenders in these elections on the one hand you have a nicolas maduro he's the acting interim president of the country he was the vice president during the thomases time and on the other hand you could come into this as i have run i guess a good and options in october t

including the retrial of egypt's former president taking a surprising twist the current leader mohamed morsy finding himself under mounting pressure over the sharp rise in sectarian violence there stay with us for that and more. with. technology innovation all the developments from around russia we. covered. and then. thanks for staying with us sixty minutes past the hour in venezuela voting in the country's presidential elections set to kick off later sunday the snap election triggered by the death death of who goes chavez last month and will determine the course one of the world's most oil rich nations a short bitter presidential campaign has been marked by a legations of conspiracies assassination plots and even omens let's take a look at the two candidates and their chances with our test our affiliate reporting from caracas. important elections for the venezuelan people certainly snap elections after the death of this about a month ago it has been a short campaign for everyone who has been emboldened there are two top contenders in these elections on the one hand you have a nicolas madur

specifically, mohamed morsi. you know who doesn't like it? mohamed morsi. he was arrested for belittling morsi. it caused him to take issue with president morsi. >> what are you worried about mr. president of egypt? the power of satire to overthrow the status quo? i've been doing this crap fest for 15 years. granted, i'm not as popular as bassem. without bassem and the journalists and bloggers and brave protestors who took to the square to voice dissent you president morsi would not be in a position to repress them. >> john: i admire his early work with the smiths. when the u.s. embassy and egypt tweeted out a link to the segment, the morsi administration said... completely appropriate to tweet that out to the embassy itself. now the u.s. embassy has since taken the link down from the twitter page. particularly satirical comedy in the united states is a far less risky endeavor than it is for those in more restrictive areas of the world. i can say in america all you really have to suffer from is starvation. but no one knows how tough it can be in the middle e

i've got to tell you, it sounds like this new egyptian president mohammed morsi has got his hands full. can't wait to see how he tackles these complex and urgent issue >> the prosecutors have ordered the arrest of popular television producer bassem yousef >> jon: who is that guy? has he been sabotaging infrastructure or harassing egyptian women on the street or unemploying egyptian. what does he do >> he uses a tv show known for poking fun at the president. bassem hosts a tv show known for poking fun at the president. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: wait a minute. bassem yousef? the comedian? who hosts the incredibly popular weekly political satire show? now i know bassem pretty well. you can imagine that i was shocked that this whole time i have been consorting with a criminal. what did he do? i'm ready, i'm ready >> the country's top prosecutor issued an arrest warrant charging the comedian with insulting both the president and islam. >> jon: that's illegal? seriously, that's illegal in egypt because if insulting the president and islam were a jailable offense here, fox news go bye-b

but with the election last year with mohamed morsi, iran has shown a willingness to mend bilateral relations. in early march, they agreed to promote tourism. they want to improve bilateral relations to ease the community because of the nuclear development program >>> the japanese government is trying to keep precious metals out of trash heaps. it's starting a new system for recycling small appliances. the environment ministry says consumers dispose of 650,000 tons of appliances every year. only a small number of local governments collect the metals. the government will offer financial help so that local governments can ease their growing waste burdens. the new system will recycle more than one hundred products, including cellular phones, microwave ovens and vacuum cleaners. metals are widely used in industry, but japan has to rely mostly on imports. the japanese ministry want does reuse the metals, but it's unclear how many local governments will participate. a survey conducted last year found that only 34% of them will join the initiative. >>> chinese police have arrested a brother-in-law o

he says mohammed morsi has broken his promise to protect the christians.oining us is kristina shay, and she is co-author of the new book "persecuted, the global assault on christians." nina, great to have you back on the show. >> great to be back. >> wendy: what should the obama administration do about this increased attack and the increased persecution of christians under the muslim brotherhood. >> christians in egypt are in terrible assault. this is the seat of their coptic pope, and if that can be breached, if there can be an all-out assault with grenades and firebombs and tear gas against christians during a funeral, and the funeral was for other christians who had been murdered in an attack against their village, then really no christian is safe. it is a crime to be christian in egypt, in effect. so we have to, as the largest donor to egypt -- we're extremely generous as a country to egypt, both in our direct aid to the military, the economic aid, and to their farm loans, and we need to draw a red line and say these christians must be protected and th

the demonstrators calling for president mohamed morsi to resign. the protests coinciding with the fifth anniversary of the formation of the april 6 youth movement, which played a key role in toppling hosni mubarak in 2011. the movement initially backed morsi in the presidential runoff last summer but now accuses him of trying to monopolize power. for "teen kids news," i'm julie banderas, "fox news channel in the classroom." >> we've reported on concussions before. with the popularity of high-impact sports, head injuries sideline teens all too often. but as scott reports, there's now a new way to help them get back in the game safely. >> i went sliding out to basically make a play and ended up, the next thing i knew is the ball was kind of behind me. i didn't know what happened, and my head hurt a lot. >> anthony had been kicked in the head. the high school sophomore had the classic signs of a concussion. >> i had a headache. i was nauseous for a little bit. really slow, it kind of took me a while to get used to kind of moving again. >> players and

. >>> president mohamed morsi called any aggression an aggression against him personally but the incident has thrust the country into turmoil once again. nbc's eamon mohyeldin is live. where are we at right now? >> reporter: let's start off with what began on friday and the small town outside of cairo there was a religious squirmish that quickly escalated into a gun fight in which four christians were killed. on sunday christian worshipers came to pay their respects and mourn the death of those in a large funeral procession at the main cathedral that turned violence. according to sources and eyewitnesses as that was wrapping up, the crowd of christian mourners came under attack by those throwing stones, molotov cocktails and they then in return opened fire on the crowds. the police came but the question on everyone's mind including lawmakers as well as the political opposition is why did the ministry of interior and police force not secure sunday's funeral procession when they knew it could be another flash point. the president said he launched an investigation and telephoned the pope, th

they blamed mohammed morsi for not protecting the christian minority and particularly harsh language he warned egypt is, quote, collapsing. in israel, controversy continues to surround gender segregation at one of judaism's holiest sites the western wall. women are regularly detained for violating rules which bar them from leading prayers there and wearing prayer shawls reserved for men. this week a possible compromised was announced to expand the area where men and women can pray together. it faces strong opposition from orthodox leaders. now, a special report. domestic violence both physical and emotional is a problem that touches millions. yet many pastors never talk about it in front of their congregations. a catholic priest in chicago is leading a campaign to do something about it. the vast majority of domestic violence vtimsre woennd father charles dahm wants the church to be a place of refuge for them. judy valente has our story. >> father charles dahm has come to a parish on chicago's north side to deliver the kind of homily the parishioners have probably never heard before,

prefer to prosecute potence of mohammed morsi is regime was going soft on his friends and the eighty six movement to take it was protesting against the fact that a number of their comrades were detained last week and they say that he was out for just such a not to change year to six movement is named after this day five years ago when protests trigger around the country against the rising cost of food and against what was seen as a brutal and repressive security apparatus and many of those causes a still very present and people's thoughts and minds today food prices are rising again wages are stagnant and the muslim brotherhood led government has not so far taken credible steps to reform the security apparatus is the interior ministry of course it's not the first time we've seen the scenes and when these protests do break out they reflect an increasing polarization between the muslim brotherhood dominated government and the opposition which still feels that the original demands of the revolution has already been met. coming up later in the program is it iraq all over again russia cri

as egypt's president mohamed morsi is struggling to mend the egyptian economy it's on i can't tell one of the richest countries in the world has said that it will buy three billion dollars worth of education government bonds much needed help at a critical time egypt is also suffering from a natural gas shortage at the moment causing blackouts across the capital the khatami foreign minister said last week they would also consider becoming one of the major suppliers to egypt but sickly as they have the third largest natural gas resin results in the world as the battle rages in syria the qatari government is also saying they will support the rebels they have given one hundred million dollars to the notch then the syrian national coalition is saying they want the rebels to be armed however they extend that and their interests outside of egypt and the arab world building a global empire they have reportedly been invested in many countries including the u.k. the u.s. france singapore malaysia iraq just to name a few indication qatar has been diversifying its areas of interest investing in ma

and months which are for really increasing discontent and mobilization against they're going to mohammed morsi. and it's also an anthro of the protests which happened five years ago in two thousand which gave the six mood. police fire drive the mission to a demonstration in the industrial town. killing three hundred fifteen year old boy now there's no suggestion that he would have been killed so far tonight but for many people the power of the actor if you will is extremely symbolic many of the. shoes which led to those demonstrations five years ago which some see is marking the first death knell of mubarak's regime are still here to dire so we'll see if we see discontent with what seems a brutal and illegitimate security apparatus and we can also see rising food prices which are making it harder for people to me me me and make ends meet. so the clouds of tear gas and the fires that we're seeing in downtown cairo are really expressions of that until this movement april sixth youth movement it's behind this rally and it actually helped to install the current regime so why are they actually prot