hundred people get a recommended the death sentence he chipped over support of ousted president mohammad more seats. muslim brotherhood leader mohammad the idea is among those tickets the us and eu consider new sanctions against russia over the tensions in ukraine is as pro russian guillotine on holding a team of international observers hostage for a third day. nba am like that person players stephen black sox an arm and back to the team's of honor meant to be made racist comments telling a woman not to bring black people to the games. what you just can't thank you for joining us first to sign the seven hundred people including the leader of the muslim brotherhood have been sentenced to death in egypt has ever supported ousted egyptian president muhammad more see. the court that headed down that verdict also changed some of five hundred other death sentence is handed down last month into twenty five years in prison correspondent catherine stately has more now from cairo. well my ipod i can think of the week. oh and i get men to become of them between thinking that the apa you know he's t

mohammad has his illumination of the cave. jesus is born in a cave and he is buried in a cave. moses is put in a cave by god when he walks past so that he will not be blinded. one of the things about these religions is they trust the dark inch desert cultures the noon-day sun is blinding. it's when the light descends into twilight that reflection begins, that rest begins-that insight begins and it seems to me that one of the things we need remember as we think about our connection to each other, is that we share this landscape. we share the earth. at the end of her life, mother teresa was haunted by her disconnection from god. she didn't feel any connection to god. she wasn't an athiest. she felt god removed himself. 40 years she thought that. and she described her life in continuously as being in darkness. chris mocks her, the great athiest, he doesn't under that people who believe go to you seasons of disbelief, unbelief, darkness. she talked about living in a tunnel. the night she days in calcutta, the grid around the convent collapses. the convent goes black. there are two

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he handed down the sentence on monday against the muslim brotherhood leader mohammad body ache and six hundred e d to support its images of killing an officer and a police station in central egypt. the sentences must be approved by the country's top islamic authority. the attack was part of a series of protests against the house to last july of president mohamed more seed. the muslim brotherhood says the sentences are unjust and politically motivated the united states condemned them the sections of four footer and instability on extremism and radicalization i mean these are issues that while the egyptian government has pledged to resolve clearly they don't represent the kind of democratic ideals and the progress that we need to see and a teenager. un secretary general on ki moon expressed concern on said the judge's decision does not appear to meet the sake of fair trial standards he said it'll likely hurt prospects for long term stability in egypt. the same court last month sentence five hundred twenty nine other supporters of the muslim brotherhood today. on monday the use of the yea

breaking champion mohammad khan said its third overall. a further two minutes adrift. it is that it will be here. here is easton ellis. coming up. kabul maine and the sixth pollution outside the bank of greece building a list of all the country's return to international markets the kid wants pro russian demonstrations in eastern ukraine to end the occupation of official buildings all fall will be used. indians in new delhi and fourteen states had to post them because they are acting so far india's six become general election romania lead that's the real economy takes a step at a single mom. what's needed to take that thing or two extra show me asking permission of asthma and all the hard questions about freedom of movement of people what listening to the vet that place is. my kids. activate it. the show though. at the economics of doing business with us and this just goes. to be a single mom it means that we tend to take another that the dems that it's based on full brunt it's a hypocrite crash course. one how the basis of that single mom it was to create wealth not ju

also has declared his candidacy for the gin fair presidential elections sarah's parliament speaker mohammad anwar khan made this announcement the cinema to begin the seven candidates in the list of presidential candidates among whom there is one of the supreme constitutional court accept applications from candidates until the first recall that the president bush on all sides to compose in two thousand at the death of his father hafez al assad after seven years syria have a referendum on the cob is what assad as a result he received the support of more than ninety seven percent of the citizens of the country since march two thousand and eleven series actually the state of civil war the basic position is between the government forces and militants demanding the resignation was not according to the us for three years more than one hundred and thirty thousand people were killed in a civil war in the country. because living in austin i will be constructed already in two years the project and eighty eight storey skyscraper on the b class that was presented today the total cost of the gigantic str

they point to the case of kylie shaikh mohammad. the most high profile detainee linked to bin laden if he had a sense the information gleaned from waterboarding one hundred eighty three times help them track down the dog's courier who many are pulling teeth the courier who led the cia aid to the hideout. in two thousand eleven. and of course that was on to for hours on the beach and other u s captain tonight knowing alkaline tea with ice such as tennessee to see a use it to confirm he as ksm where protecting the courier congratulates the report concludes that neither detainee provided the evidence needed to find a courier. instead the information to see a town only confirmed already knew and the national security agency's information gathering. what else can be gleaned from a classified as torture still unknown but senator dianne feinstein is expected to begin to push de classify the sixty two hundred report later this week. the gruesome killings of four private security contractors fallujah iraq the men were shot in an ambush in ma

he's accused of involvement in writing last august following the overthrow of egyptian president mohammad morrissey. several police officers died in the unrest the un has condemned the mass trial saying it breached international human rights law. defence lawyer said the entire hearing on monday lasted just ten minutes. are you going to a defence was breached. there would be a normal murder case takes one or two years europe is wrapped up after the first session. but i was online. seven i would probably have. also on monday the same judge reversed previous death sentences against five hundred twenty nine defendants who were convicted in march. most were commuted to life in prison i wanted to join our studio by how in the east expert and delis convert to the head of the sect deal for somalia almost seven hundred people sentenced to death. is there any precedent for this. in the region not only in egypt i don't remember it was as big as this one i think no one that was soon and i mentioned was the trial against other than that is the president said in a nineteen eighty one. but i think this

conflict of interest and the military prosecution of accused nine eleven mastermind having shaikh mohammad along with four others. according to the miami herald the motion filed late last night said the fbi turned a security officer on the legal team of yemeni captain runs he'd been on scene into a confidential informants. the motion states the implications of this intrusion into the defence kampar staffer in the most immediate implication however is that all defense teams have a potential conflict of interest between their loyalty to their clients and their interests and demonstrating their innocence fbi investigators to help us break down this case i was going to a nearby art he's honest the future cannot take a look. well here it is not easy and very high profile case involving the five suspects behind me i've seen huge terror attacks of nine eleven is a total of five suspects including holly mohamed who is seen as the alleged mastermind behind these attacks and was finally the fact that our defense team their own defense team no one system or is that to every defense team than that i d

mohammad hassan khalid was just 15 a living in maryland and he began chatting online with a " who knownas "jihad jane is now serving a ten-year sentence for her role in the plot. halid;'s attorneys have argued for leniency. residents in the town of marion bell, missouri are calling for the resignation of their mayor after he made statements supporting the anti-semitic views of frazier glenn miller, the white supremacist charged with killing three people at two jewish community sites in kansas last weekend. electedr, who was just on tuesday, came under fire after speaking to a local tv station about the white supremacist miller. >> he was always nice and friendly and respectful of older people. he respected his elders greatly, as long as they were the same color as him. i kind of agreed with him on toe things, but i don't like express that too much. >> and the report exposes critical flaws and handling of a rape case involving star florida state university football player jameis winston. in december, the local prosecutor said he lacked evidence to charge winston. about a week later, wins

mohammad, going to turn to peter now. peter, you heard mo ham maed say it was an embarrassment for the u.s. to say aqap just being so bold and being right out there. but why would aqap put this video out there in a way? didn't it just sort of make them sitting ducks sort of begging for an attack like this? >> well, i think you're right. we've known for the past year that al qaeda in yemen is trying to be a little more circumspect, communicating, you know, senior leadership communicating by currier as well as over the internet. this kind of public gathering flies in the face of this. it's sort of puzzling why they would do this. and clearly based on the events of this weekend, it may have been a bridge too far. it may have been a risk for them to have done this kind of very public gathering since, you know, we're not -- these strikes are quite unusual. we've seen strikes before in the past where they might happen, you know, on sequential days. sometimes even on the same day. but to see this level of strikes within the spac

but mohammad fahr is a canadian and they have not spoken up in his favour. they have to do that. >> appreciate it. talk soon. john terrett with us. journalists around the world are showing support for the al jazeera journalists by posting pictures on twitter. there are the photos all over new york city and elsewhere. >> here in the united states as well as britain, afghanistan, other countries you can find the demonstration of support for al jazeera staff. >> all right. the use of what some call excessive force in a police officers in albuquerque is a hot topic in a meeting in albuquerque. it comes after the shooting of a homeless camper. jim huli joins us, he's in pushing at the county government center. good to see you. we are expecting, i'm told, a crowd there tonight. if you would, share the concerns we are expecting to hear from residents in albuquerque. this city has been rocked by the event of the last couple of weeks, there's going to be a huge crowd, people coming in to sign up to speak. some for the speak, a lot against the police. the concern is t

fatal clashes between prime morsy students and security forces just last monday an undergraduate mohammad addle was shot dead becoming the fourteenth students to die since last september critics say this is the worst crackdown since ousted president hosni mubarak however the authorities maintain it is the young protesters who are to blame for the violence by the missing brotherhood's now declared a terrorist organization by the sates egypt's interior ministry says the students use weapons and are part of the brotherhood planned to destabilize the country. they're using the students inside of the universities and encouraging them to riot and use violence targeting the maximum amount of police cars and transporters of soldiers and burning them for the purpose of weakening and the moralizing the police forces but insists he is not in the brotherhood and people are being arrested for no good reason. i'm afraid to be a student averages go to the university and i know i can be taken. exams are just a few weeks away and will coincide with the presidential elections that x army chief sisi is expe

has doubled in the past decade with mohammad now the most popular name for baby boys and the average age for the british muslim community is around twenty six so the british population is incredibly young and you have this gee this vibrant to see this this sizzling crackling energy figure out. in many ways the u.k. is a trailblazer it's set to become the first known muslim country to launch a financial bomb that can be bought by islamic invest as while the law society recently issued guidelines. bills citing rising demand unlike the viral popularity of islam the new analysis of latest census figures by the office for national statistics shows that the church of england is declining fifty percent faster than was previously thought the country's aging christian demographic means that its official religion has experienced a loss of more than four million worshippers since two thousand and one the decline of churches in the u.k. . it just happens to be now approaching really rock bottom ninety five percent of people don't attend church on an average sunday christian worship in churches a

and the dome on the rock by the western wall is where mohammad is said to have ascended into heaven.ll these reasons and more, the city is considered most holy for all three religions. israel considers jerusalem its capital, and the palestinians have said time and time again, the only way they would accept a peace plan is if east jerusalem was given to them for their capital. i wanted to know if this was even in the cards, which is why i asked the mayor of jerusalem to join me. mr. mayor, a pleasure to have you on. sdp >> thank you, mr. fareed. >> how would you divide the city, can it be divided because the palestinians say they need a capital, east enginejerusalem m the capital of israel. is there a solution? >> let me take you back several years. jerusalem is the capital of the world, the temple of the middle, and it was never divided among the tribes. but everyone was welcome to come to the city of jerusalem. it is a city respecting all people, residents, visitors, and jerusalem has a role to play. and that dna of the past, that's how jerusalem functioned for a thousand years, is

the program included the waterboarding of shake mohammad, the self-described architect of 9/11. sources say he seemed to meet a self-determined threshold for suffering and once he passed that he spoke freely with investigators. the senate report investigating the cia program, which was shuttered a decade ago, cost $44 million with a final draft approved by the senate intelligence committee in 2012, and then this month the committee voted to send the 480 page summary to the executive branch for declassification. when the report was completed in december, senator diane feinstein, who leads the senate intelligence committee, said it was document drone and would lay out on a case-by-case basis each detainee who was held, how they were handled and what information was actually provided as a result of this program and whether that information was in fact accurate, shep. >> all right. thank you. >>> wall street still on edge after yesterday's major market selloff, mostly involving technology sector. the tech-heavy nasdaq saw the worst plunge since 2011. fell more than three percent yes

this is a very, very dangerous neighborhood, and the iranians consider themselves -- mohammad six pack in iran very much consider themselves part of the global community. they think of themselves as an ancient civilization, which they are. they want to be part of the rest of the world, and it requires diplomatic tact and professionalism on our side, which so far i have seen. i'm with "the los angeles times." i think we should have given their ambassador designate to the u.n. a visa. he has enough of a bad-boy credential to sell the hardliners in the old country and enough of a track record in modern diplomacy in australia and elsewhere to be able to be effective. it's not appropriate for us to choose the ambassadors for other countries, and i'm not going to talk to you -- we all know people with whom we have dealt as a country, with whom we never would have dealt when they were in their prime, and somehow he clouds parted and they were laundered. so that's the issue with the ambassador. it's not what he did when he was 2 2. what has he done in the last 30 our or 40 years and how will h

. >> one wrong move by mohammad could have deadly consequences.rders are near the top of the list of workplace slayings in the u.s. every year. and now the phone is across the room so he can't call the cops. but the clerk has been hiding something from the robber with the menacing bat. he's got a weapon of his own, a big gun under the counter. what would you do in this situation? would you fight back? break out the gun? or just give the man threatening you with a weapon what he wants. >> i had to decide myself. i can't call somebody to ask what am i going to do now. >> mohammed makes some choices this robber never sees coming. >> i say hold up. let me give you the money. i take the gun and i tell him drop the bat. get down. and he see my gun. that's a surprise for him. just like a shock. >> almost instantly, the thief drops to his knees and begs for mercy. >> he says please, don't shoot me. don't call the police. please, i'm sorry, i'm sorry. i have no money. i have no food. my family is hungry. my little baby have no milk. >> the thieves words we

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mohammad whitaker has been charged with shootings that left three people wounded.marks good friday. back to "hardball." >> welcome back to "hardball." a patriot party is designed to thank those who turned out to support the rampblers high profile stand against federal authorities. but the tense standoff has raised new questions about how to especially force the law in the face of defiebt, in this case heavily armed opposition. it may sound like a scene from the pron tier days of the wild west, but bundy and his supporters have been emboldened to the point of delusion, enabled by loud voices on the hard right. they call themselves patriot the, but yesterday, nevada senator harry reid characterized them differently. >> there are hundreds, hundreds of people from around the country that came there. they had sniper rifles on the freeway. they had assault weapons. they had automatic weapons. these people who hold themselves out to be patriots are not. they're nothing more than domestic terrorists. and i think we are a country that people should follow the law. >> in res

fan of passengers who have full finger out of touch the symbol of resistance of ousted president mohammad mostly supporters. he elected to police. and i was a rest day. today i can tell a good side my hands my feet behind me. now that you cheated me they kept insulting me kicking me with it. on earth i got on and joe were broken as she claims the prison authorities posted to sign a document saying she sustained a season he's going to bed he had sprouted released detainee when he is a deliberate tactic on the part of the all star teams. thank you to finish to win a lot with these fascist regime. or rather what they are resting details to pressure them and not to go to the demonstrations no means a lot of battles between security forces and stephen settlement date is campuses across the state to become the focal point of protest that this opens the country yes the president and more see. i had to stop that united campaign in which the anti war protests that led to his ouster last yet wilson was cute as her university. she was arrested as police don't the campus she was taking us to a man at

mohammad lila is tracking it from kabul. >> reporter: good morning, jon. a historic moment in afghanistan. there were fears of violence after two female western journalists were attacked just the day before the election. but in the end, it was a huge defeat for the taliban, because quite simply, despite those threats, they couldn't stop this election from going forward. key in all of this, the united states. unlike president hamid karzai, all three leading candidates say they want american troops in the country. we spoke with who many say is the front-runner. would american troops be welcome in afghanistan? >> they would. the overwhelming number of them are going to be helping. equipping afghans. >> reporter: the vote counting is under way, a process that could take weeks. it could be some time before we find out who the next afghan president is. jon. >> thanks. >>> and now the other big foreign policy story this week, secretary of state john kerry's sharp dial back on the mideast peace process. check him out with martha raddatz here three months ago versu

most importantly, he had major competitor in the general, and he also had another competitor in mohammad mohatak, another major figure. they're both presidential candidates. so, because atta, i think, recognized -- this is my interpretation, but i think he recognized and it was clear the fact on the ground that he could not dominate the space on his own. he actually -- there was an incentive for him to engage with the central government and this is, i think, where the use of the word "warlord" becomes unhelpful because the assumes is these are actors in crime to wage war against somebody, and i think instead the reason that i kind of took on the word "strong men" is these are individuals with great strength in their own right outside of the statement but under certain circumstances it's valuable for them to be part of the state building project, and the central reason is a understood it was in order to beat their competition, and so atta kind of began a really interesting relationship with karzai in which sometimes he misbehaved, sometimes he demonstrated loyalty, in order as part of a k

has doubled in the past decade with mohammad now the most popular name for baby boys in. the average for the british muslim community is around twenty six with the average age for the indigenous white british population. is near forty six so the british population is incredibly young and you have this energy this vibrancy this. in many ways the u.k. is a trailblazer it's set to become the first non muslim country to launch a financial bomb that can be bought by islamic investors while the law society recently issued guidelines for drafting sure rio wills citing rising demand most people. are very happy and pleased to be living in a purist multicultural multiethnic. multi-religious society and that i think ultimately will shine through and that positivity. i think is in capture. unlike the viral. the new analysis of latest census figures by the office for national statistics shows that the church of england is declining fifty percent faster than was previously thought. the country's aging christian demographic means that its official religion has experienced a loss of more

conflict of interest in the military prosecution of accused nine eleven mastermind khalid shaikh mohammad along with for others. according to the miami herald the motion filed late last night says the f.b.i. turned a security officer on the legal team of yemeni captive ramzi bin al s'shibh into a confidential informant the motion states the implications of this intrusion into the defense camp are staggering the most immediate implication however is that all defense teams have a potential conflict of interest between their loyalty to their clients and their interest and demonstrating their innocence to f.b.i. investigators to help us break this down i want to bring in artie's on the stasi a church so honest southsea this is a pretty inflammatory claim made by the defense team talk us through some of the details of this possible informant relationship with the f.b.i. that the f.b.i. tried to establish. well let me read this is obviously a very high profile case involving sort of five suspects behind the huge terror attacks of nine eleven there's a total of five suspects including khalid sha

because look at, if you'd like maternity in the arab terms in terms of succession to we start with mohammad up to it and we have hassan al been a and then we have others then we have osama bin laden. but we also have leading a different track all the way. somebody in the air the context has led to different path. it's a question of how, which direction in which tendency instant when he. and i was exactly because of the lack of development of a political theory within the irwan, what happens is principles with contradictions have not developed. i'll tell you, you are rigid from tunisia whether one experience to my knowledge of a serious attempt at resolving the internal contradictions is taking place. some would call it hypocritical, some would call it -- as a matter of fact, talking to another activist, you realize the searches conflicts that they're having and they're trying genuinely to resolve them. but we cannot deny that this school of thought, that is accommodationist, islamism, which basically considers that islam and democracy are not only compatible but are intertwined. this school

how much training did mohammade from 9/11 have to turn the flight around?ave to have 25,000 hours on a flight to make it do a 180 turn is ridiculous in and of itself. the daughter, as we've been saying, the families of these pilots are in a particularly anguish situation because not only have they lost their loved one and appears they have lost their loved one. their father, husband, brother, is accused of mass murder when you have this speculation. >> thanks so much. >> thank you carol. >> you're welcome. we'll have more in a minute. first jim a costa is live at white house where people are celebrating a huge obama care milestone. jim? >> reporter: that's right carol. it is no april's fool joke. obama care may actually hit the original target of 7 million people signing up. i'll go behind the numbers in just a moment. four-wheel steering is why i get up in the morning. ♪ [ jim ] when my grandson grows up, it's his. but it's all mine now. [ male announcer ] that's how we run, and nothing runs like a deere. [ male announcer ] that's how we run, some brokerag

bowie, staff writer at state, cristina beltran, associate professor at new york university, khalil mohammadnner colby, author of, "some of my best friends are black." let me start you here, khalil. when you look at the disinvestment in public goods that has occurred since 1964, do you read where we are right now, 50 years later, as the civil rights act having been successful or having failed? >> oh, well, from that vantage point, it's failed miserably, partly because the civil rights act, although it was about access, ultimately, underneath it, it was about equity. and at the end of the day, we department just gain access to the lunch counter, we needed money to eat there. that quip speaks volume about the idea that under nixon's new federalism, the next president after lbj, created the possibility for the federal government to put more control at the state level and at the state level, to ultimately be able to use political favors, as had always been the case, for the purposes of realigning political parties. so we know that through the language of l"law & order," we know a retrenchment to

. >> mohammad jamjoom, thanks so much.ll to come, the critical minutes that may have doomed that sinking ferry off south korea. training can mean the difference between life and death. good morning. >> good morning, carol. we are in a full bridge simulator right now. we're exiting the port of miami. once we get into the waters, we're going to show you how complicated we can do an exercise and all of that after the break. sfx: car unlock beep. vo: david's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know that game show hosts should only host game shows? samantha, do you take kevin as your lawfully wedded husband... or would you rather have a new caaaaaar!!!! say hello to the season's hottest convertible... ohhh....and say goodbye to samantha. [ male announcer ] geico. 15 minutes could save

we spoke to mohammad shafi keys the chief executive of the foundation he thinks the u.k. government is clueless about why muslims are sort of join the syrian rebels do we want to stop our youngsters been involved in terrorism back here in the u.k. if the answer is yes to that then we've got to the car would double standards our foreign policy but we have one issue on libya where we support them on another issues we don't and this comes the very same week we saw tony blair the work will tell you is that somehow we could have forget of all the problems in the world and just focus of muslims i mean this is a deeply cynical time for. people in our country but i'm absolutely clear as muslims we have porter resume we reject suicide bombing and we reject. you know killing unjustly anywhere in the world reporting online tonight a friend in need is a president indeed. i absolutely would serve. if he were drowning i'm sure mr putin would be delighted head to our website and follow why obama said he'd save putin from a watery grave. powered in-flight drink too many could leave you n

years after charges were read the military trial of september eleventh mastermind khalid shaikh mohammadand four others has been yet again delayed this time is due to an f.b.i. investigation into the legal team representing the men in guantanamo bay at an april fourteenth hearing the lawyer for defended ramzi bin al s'shibh claimed that two f.b.i. agents had question a member of his defense team working with classified evidence and asked about the activities of other defense team members claiming that the investigation could create a potential conflict of interest for any attorneys who are the subject of an investigation the team asked the judge to proceedings on hold and conduct an inquiry according to assistant u.s. attorney fernando kemp amar sanchez the f.b.i. has opened a preliminary criminal investigation that involves at least in part classified information kempo maher did not disclose the nature or was looking into legal implications and would provide details of the investigation in a sealed filing to the military judge presiding over the trial now the defense lawyers say this di

the huge terror attacks of nine eleven there's a total of five suspects including khalid sheikh mohammad was seen as the alleged mastermind behind these attacks and of course five of these suspects have defense team their own defense team and the way the system works is that every defense team there is a defense security officer assigned they have a top secret clearance and primary role of these people is to guide the teams in terms of what information to blackout and what information to on classify in these in this case and the problem here is that now we are hearing from the defense team from the lawyers saying that there has been at least one instance where two f.b.i. agents according to the defense team had enlisted one of these defense security officers as a secret informant that they had questioned this person and made them sign nondisclosure agreement and certainly this is raising huge questions about the trust in this case and certainly the defense team is outraged and what kind of facts are the defense teams alleging this has had on the court case and could there be any fallout