. >> an egyptian prosecutor has charged th the deposed president mohammed most mohamed morsi omohamed morsi with leaking secrets. morsi was jailed shortly after he was deposed and faces several other charges. >> well, president al sisi has called for patience amid a power crisis that has led to bloc black outside across the country. >> it's one of egypt's worst power crisis in decades, and it has struck a vital nerve in cairo's metropolitan life. trains have stopped on its tracks on friday. people jumped from windows when doors failed to open. it was described as mechanical glitches outside of cairo. but the crisis has been going on for some time across egypt. people work in the dark. egyptians are outraged. >> thousands took to the streets across the country to demand an explanation. enough trouble that it warranted a tv address. >> this is a problem that won't be solved soon. we are facing many challenges, and no government or president will be able to overcome them alone. >> but people say they have heard words like these before, especially from new leaders. they say it's not just

a fact-finding committee created by the then president mohamed morsi found that he was responsible for the killing of 900 protesters. like this young man shot in alexandria. accusing mubarak direct orders to kill, in august of 2013 mubarak was released from prison and put in house arrest. hosni mubarak was accused of stealing public funds. >> the ou court orders him to be sentenced for three years. >> they say they have faith in the legal system but for many egyptians like this man who waves his dead son's bloo blood-stained clothes justice has a completely different meaning. al jazeera. >> well, al jazeera is continuing to demand the release of its three journalists who are in prison in egypt. mohamed fahmy, bader mohammed, and peter greste have now been detained for 273 days. they're wrongly accused of aiding the outlawed muslim brotherhood. they're appealing against their convictions. >>> a doctor said that the outbreak of a killer disease in venezuela could be the mosquito-born . >> the symptoms are joint pains and high fever. but until now they did not tell me what killed my baby.

militants inside i have stepped up attacks on police and soldiers since the army general toppled mohamed morsi last year. a suicide car bomber has killed at least three foreign troops in an attack on a convoy near the u.s. embassy in kabul. the attack near the compound left two others wounded. the taliban has claimed responsibility for the bombing that occurred on the main road that leads into the city's international airport. in other news, the obama administration is ramping up its response to west africa's ebola crisis. the white house will send 3000 u.s. military personnel to the affected region and will also supply medical and logistical support to local health care systems. among the countries worst hit is liberia. we take a look at one treatment facility as they struggle to deal with an influx of ebola patients. >> the team here is taking an ebola victim to burial. they are the doctors without borders treatment center in northern liberia, near the border with sierra leone and guinea. corpses are taken to a burial ground well outside of town each day. among those at highest risk are chil

demonstrating against the july 18th overthrow of president mohamed morsi. >>> and the aljazeera journalists, they have been held for 158 days. accused of aiding the muslim brotherhood, and they are appealing against that conviction. >>> still to come on the news hour. waiting for help. hundreds of thousands are still stranded by floods in south asia. plus, too close to call. less than a week out from the scottish independence referendum. >>> and in florida, a baseball player is struck in the face by a fastball. president obama told the american public while he believes the islamic state must be destroyed and explains how he wants to do it, now they are taking a closer look on if it can work.

they are demonstrating against the july 2013 overthrow of president mohammed morsi.l jazeera continues to demand the release of its three imprisoned journalists. they are accused of aiding the muslim brotherhood, charges seem politically motivated and they are appealing against the conviction. >>> the yemen president has met with the houthi rebels. the political dead lock has crippled an already struggling economy. >> reporter: restaurants like this are flourishing in yemen, a meal here consists of bread, beans, and tea. it costs a dollar, but in a country where millions live under less than a dollar a day, cheap food is a luxury. >> translator: what can i do with $150 a month. corrupt officials are the ones who make profits. >> reporter: the ongoing crisis costs yemen $3 billion a year. investors left as unrest grew. yemen's annual budget is estimated at $14 billion, but the deficit as reached a staggering 14%, if violence continues the country might go bankrupt soon. >> if the situation continues we will have a serious fiscal situation. >> reporter: this is a busin

he script's execute forces have been targeted by a number of attacks since president mohamed morsi was deposed last year. >>> egyptians say reporting a crash of a military surveillance aircraft near the city of yayoum. unable report from inside egypt because our journalists have been jailed. three have been detained for 267 days, accused of aiding the outlawed muslim borrowerhood. access is demanding their immediate release. in his first interview with foreign media since taking office, egyptian president al sisi have this to say about their ongoing imprisonment. >> translator: i have said this before. >> if i had been responsible at the time, it would not have gone this far. i would have deported them, but now, the case is in the hands of the judiciary system. >> still ahead here on this news hour, we meet the designer whose art is inspired by the conflict in gaza. getting paid under the table means no taxes. we will tell you why many mexican businesses now want to go legitimate. . >> in sport, mers aidees hamilton storms to victory at the singapore granted pre. details later. >>> sur

mohamed morsi was involved. he urged egypt since to be ready for a hard work phase.oing from a para list lee week economy to those controlled by islamic militants, such as isis egypt faces no shortage of , challenges. el-sisi addressed the challenge of terrorism in a speech. >> egypt's solution is to recognize the problem. and how big of a problem. and to move towards solving it andovercome this problem, by the will of god, and by god alone, and through you egyptians, all the egyptians and all the loyal and honorable citizens, we will fulfill the hope that we basically look towards and upon. >> president el-sisi is in new york. for the first time since he became president, and yesterday i sat down with him for a , conversation about egypt and its role in the region. terrorism and much more. mr. president thank you for , doing this. welcome to new york. you are here for the united nations general assembly. what do you hope to accomplish? a matter of fact, see it is important to introduce to after the events that egypt underwent in the last two years, it last three is

the fact finding ordered by the president at the time mohammed morsi found that they were responsible for the killing ever 900 anti-government protesters. like this man shot in alexander. he was accused of giving direct orders to kill, in arms he said he was not aware of the killings. mubarak was released from prison and put under house arrest. earlier this year hosni mubarak was found guilty of stealing public funds. >> the court orders mubarak to be sent to prison for three years. >> mubarak's lawyers say they have faith in the legal system. but for many other egyptians like this man who waved his dead son's blood-stained clothes in court justice has a completely different meaning. al jazeera. >> al jazeera is continuing to demand the release of its three journalists who were imprisoned in egypt. mohamed fahmy, bader mohammed, and peter greste have now been detained for 273 days. they were wrongly accused of aiding the outlawed muslim brotherhood. bader mohammed was given an extra three years for having a spent bullet on him that he picked up from a protest. they're appealing their

now the egyptian prosecutor has charged deposed mohamed morsi with endangering national security. he's accused of leaking sensitive documents to qatar. qatar offered egypt support during morsi's presidency. morsi was jailed shortly after he was deposed and faces several other charges. >>> he's only been in the job for three months, but already egypt's president has been forced to explain itself on tv here is some of what presidentialcicy hapresident al sisi has said. >> let me remind you of my contract, my covenant with you, i said we as egyptians are facing huge insur mountabl insurmountable obstacle, and we won't be able to get over them without your support. >> protests against living standards. this was a scene in cairo with marchs after friday's chairs. organizers are calling for a bigger demonstration on the nighwhere power cuts have forced businesses to shut down. >> mohamed fahmy, bader mohammed, and peter greste received long sentences after trials seen by many observers as politically motivated. their convictions have been appealed. >>> and you can join the campaign to g

last march a fact finding committee by mohamed morsi concluded that the police were responsible for the killing of 900 anti-government protesters. like this unarmed man shot in alexandria. the committee accused mubarak of giving direct orders to kill. organizing that he was there for killing. earlier this year hosni mubarak was accused of stealing funds. >> hosni mubarak will be sentenced to prison for three years. >> for many egyptians like this man who waved his dead son's blood-stained clothes during mubarak's first day in court, justice has a completely different meaning. >> more than 3,000 people are now known for having from the ebola outbreak in west africa. the suggestion that the majority of those deaths are been in liberia. barack obama told of global health security that no country can meet the challenge of ebola alone. dominick cane has more. >> reporter: for months the ebola virus has been spreading across west africa. now the number of people it has killed has reached more than 3,000. it is such a global threat that the united nations security council devoted a session to

in 2013 qatar gave mohammed morsi's government $8 billion in aid before he was forcebly removed fromoffice. the saudis on the other hand have grown their support behind egypt's military, which removed morsi and outlawed his muslim brotherhood party. and qatar has focused on education, media on vocal opponent of egypt's current regime and strong supporter of islamic movement across the region. including the muslim brotherhood m. it has supported hamas. qatar denies that it gives financial support directly to hamas which is considered a terrorist group by both israel and the united states. but it has pledged $400 million in reconstruction aid to gaza, which is controlled by hamas. >> we have this problem with qatar to some extent trying to have it both ways. yes, they have openness but trying to be a home to the taliban, home to others that gives mix messages. it has bankrolled some of the most extreme islamists out there. >> reporter: and by reverting to its traditional role, that of indispensable mediator. >> i'm also grat grateful for the tireless work of our diplomats and the gover

. >>> the trial against mohamed morsi has adjourned. morsi and 35 others are charged with collaborating with foreign organizations like hamas and hezbollah with leaking secrets. toxic gases and ash are still erupting from a volcano in japan. so far more than 35 bodies have been recovered near the top of mount ontake. the volcano erupted without warning on saturday. at least 250 were liking on the mountain when it started smuingg gas and ash. >>> hundreds of flight cancellations in chicago still today after an arson fire at air traffic control last week. and now the head of faa is ordering massive review of security protocols. lisa stark reports. >> trying to get air of traffic to some semblance of normal in the u.s. a review of all air traffic facilities both security features and contingency plans for emergencies. work is underway to repair chicago's communication center, 20 of 29 pieces of communications equipment were destroyed. authorities say it could take until mid december to get chicago center up and running. other facilities ar

he was arrested last year, while reporting on protests after the overthrow of mohammed morsi.never charged and maintained all along he had done nothing wrong. five months into his emprisonment, he went on a hunger strike, losing nearly a third of his body weight. >> i was doing my job as a reporter, and despite the authorities knowing this, i have been detained for 266 days without any charge, and without committing any crime. >> as his health declined his family pleaded for his freedom. in june an egyptian court ruled there was no grounds to hold him. >> translator: i have never felt happier in my life than i do today. today i'm born again. my soul has returned. >> reporter: since the overthrow of morsi, dozens of journalists and activists have been arrested in egypt. three al jazeera journalists remain behind bars, peter greste, mohammed fahmy, and baher mohamed were arrested in december, all falsely accused of supporting the outlawed muslim brotherhood. in june peter greste and mohammed fahmy were sentenced to seven years in prison. baher mohamed was sentenced to ten years.

i would argue the bad decision supporting mohamed morsi and the muslim brotherhood and giving them f-16s and tanks and money. he doesn't seem to understand radical islam. we keep getting back to that. are we at war? has he watch the beheadings? do you think these are questions we'll get answered tomorrow? >> no. this is a president who refuses to do his homework. he also refuses to see what's in font of his face. he will not utter even now the words "islamic extremism" or islamic terrorism. if you won't name your enemy, how can you defeat him? if he was president in 1941, he might have declared war on japan by 1943 and in europe he would have called the nazis misguided central europeans. you have to call evil by its time if you want to address it. i want him to say the right things. i want him to take our breath away with his sense of what's right for america, what has to be done. he speaks well. let him use that gift to persuade the american people that we really need to see a serious effort but i fear that rhetoric will be all we get. >>> we go straight to baltimore and get a firsth

last march, a fact finding schmidt created by the president at the time, mohammed morsi concluded police were responsible for the killing of almost 900 anti-government protesters like this unarmed man shot in alexandria. the economy accused mubarak of giving direct orders to kill contrary to the defense's argument that he wasn't aware of the killings. in august, 2013, mubarak was released from prison and put under house arrest. earlier this year, hosni mubarak was found guilty of stealing public funds. >> the court orders mohammed hosni mubarak to be sentenced for these three years. his lawyers say they have faith in the legal system. for many other egyptians like this man who waved his dead son's blood stained clothes during mubarak's first day in court, justice has a completely different meaning. >> osama binjabi, al jazeera. >> senior associate at the carnegie middle east center told us the court's decision to delay the verdict was inevitable. >> reporter: there has been a buildup of criticism of the egyptian process over the past few years and accusations of high levels of politizati

mohamed morsi and others accused of plotting with hamas and hezbollah. they face charges of leaking israel's national security secrets. mubarak is awaiting a verdict on a separate corruption and mass murder case. >> closing arguments today in the war crimes trial. prosecutors at the hague are asking for life if he is found guilty. he faces 11 charges including genocide for the ethnic cleansing in several towns in bosnia in 1992. >> a suicide car bomb in yemen left 15 dead, targeting houthi rebels in the capitol town. al-qaeda affiliate is claiming responsibility. a local pipe saying 50 people were wounded. a separate attack left five dead. >> spain's cabinet is meeting today to try and block a referendum that could bring independence to catalonia. the government this weekend outlined its plan for a non-binding vote in enough, prime minister in madrid is calling that plan unconstitutional. >> in atlanta, opening statements begin this morning in one of the nation's largest cheating scandals. officials are accused of changing the test scores at more than 40