since their release, mohamed and faruq have done their best to move on.wab: since you've been released. has al qaeda in the arabian peninsula ever tried to recruit you? they have found scarce jobs in a honey store in taiz. faruq is studying to be a lawyer. both have married, and are expecting their first children soon. the government of the united states hasn't apologized or compensated them for the years they spent imprisoned. nearly seven months after the hunger strike began, some 35 men continued to refuse food at guantanamo bay. in washington, the white house declined to speak with fault lines for this report. in yemen, families are still waiting for signs that their loved ones are coming home. nebraskamarijuanamarijuana . . >> >>> hello and welcome to al jazeera. tommy haas in new york. our top stories at this hour. >> i didn't set a red line. the world set a red line. >> support overseas for a strike on syria. more on president obama's message as he tries to get help in europe. at home the president's team tries to convince law makers to give the ok

since their release, mohamed and faruq have done their best to move on. wab: since you've been released. has al qaeda in the arabian peninsula ever tried to recruit you? they have found scarce jobs in a honey store in taiz. faruq is studying to be a lawyer. both have married, and are expecting their first children soon. the government of the united states hasn't apologized or compensated them for the years they spent imprisoned. nearly seven months after the hunger strike began, some 35 men continued to refuse food at guantanamo bay. in washington, the white house declined to speak with fault lines for this report. in yemen, families are still waiting for signs that their loved ones are coming home. >> "consider this" will be right back. ♪ ♪ >> richard trumka president of the afl coy, representing 12,000 workers, a long time low. trumka says the workers need a better deal. >> we've given with our wages, we've given with our jobs, we've given with our homes. >> you can't look and say it's the president's fault. he's tried. now would i have done some things

since their release, mohamed and faruq have done their best to move on.ab: since you've been released. has al qaeda in the arabian peninsula ever tried to recruit you? they have found scarce jobs in a honey store in taiz. faruq is studying to be a lawyer. both have married, and are expecting their first children soon. the government of the united states hasn't apologized or compensated them for the years they spent imprisoned. nearly seven months after the hunger strike began, some 35 men continued to refuse food at guantanamo bay. in washington, the white house declined to speak with fault lines for this report. in yemen, families are still waiting for signs that their loved ones are coming home. >>> welcome. i'm here to talk about innovations that change lives. we're going to explore the intersection between hardware and humanity. we're doing it in a unique way. this is a show about science by scientists. so let's check our team of nerds. phil torres studies insects in the rain forest of ecuador and peru. tonight our real-life spider-man takes us to col

and mohammed thank you for inviting muni and the sfmta into the giant sweep. we welcome the square we're right across the street from you and glad to have you in the neighborhood and glad to have the bicycle safety around carr michael school at the great urging of supervisor kim. i look forward to seeing the shiny new buses arrest all right. are we ready to go to work. yeah. >> while you're out there working please number one priority work safely. if you see items that you are doufbl of talk to a supervisor. most of them will be around in a vest. places, dates, and times please don't touch things our doufbl which. it's a little bit hot today so drink a little bit of water and a at the end of the day we'll all come back and enjoy the great work payroll thank you union square and everyone and let's have

mohamed morsi. >> dr. mohamed morsi. >> unfortunately, he was no mandela. >> from the overthrow of a new president... >> they were chanting against morsi, they were chanting against the muslim brotherhood, and some people were chanting for the military. >> to the military taking control. what happened to egypt's revolution? >> was the military responding to the will of the people or making this all happen? >> and what will come next? >> with sisi, we have something much more ominous, much more dangerous. >> global post's charles sennt reports for frontline. >> we got to really go this way. come on. >> on egypt in crisis. >> frontline is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from: and by the corporation for public broadcasting. major support for frontline is provided by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. committed to building a more just, verdant, and peaceful world. more information is available at macfound.org. additional funding is provided by the park foundation. dedicated t

first attack since mohamed morsi was out offe out of ousted in j. (n) a scheduled federal court hearing in san jose thursday, google's attorneys plan to argue that the long running practice is legal because of its use to sell ads. all users of e-mail must expect that their use is subjected to

. >> mohamed is a respected scholar and grandson of the founder of islam. >> given i was not three yearse years old when he passed, i have never tried to claim more connection to him than my biographical connection. >> as it turns out, mohamed took office during the same time the shamburg took a collection from malcom x. >> my grandfather and malcom x created the space in the country necessary for the real change that took place in the 1960s. >> keeping history like that alive for generations to come is only one of his goals. >> what is special and perhaps unique about mohamed is that he is not only a brilliant scholar and public intellectual but also an extraordinarily gifted administrator. >> mohamed want the hambushambu be a place where people learn from the past. >> i want the young people to feel comfortable asking questions that a young baptist minister named martin king asked. >> have you heard of mart ying luther king. >> yes. >> he is interested in getting youth involved and having children learn about history. >> this educator is dedicated to helping young people learn about th

two months ago, the army deposed brotherhood's mohammed morsi. he was elected after the heady 2011 uprising that overthrew president hosni mubarak. but does this mean more democracy for egypt, or a return to the past? our chief foreign affairs correspondent margaret warner reports from cairo. >> the chamber of the upper house of parliament, a committee rewriting egypt's constitution for the second time in as many years, convened at the initial session on sunday. it was an over-50 cloud of statesmen clerics, business leaders and generals and one figure, a young man wearing a t- shirt no one had heard of. he was mahmoud batter, a leader of the rebel movement that led a petition against mohammed morsi and his muslim brotherhood-led government, triggering nationwide protest on june 30. two days later on july 3, the army chief appeared on television to say egypt's armed forces had removed the first democratically elected leader in the country's history. one of the fellow co-founders, mack meuld al-faka has no apologies for returning to the mill tore t

. >> egyptian president mohammed morsi will stand trial for the 2007 deaths of seven people. >>> and flames are now 45% contained as firefighters battle on the edge of yosemite national park. and breaking news right now out of afghanistan, where taliban fighters have launched an attack near a u.s. military base in afghanistan. that is right near the pakistan border. the blast sparked a gun fight and sparked, jennifer glass is in kabul and joins us with the latest. jennifer is there any word of fatalities? >> we -- nato says they have incurred no fatalities, that is ooh ang operating base with afghan forces on it. a district spokesman says he sees bodies on it, a little over four hours ago now and there was a firefight with nato gun ships engaging the fighters. the taliban has claimed responsibility for this attack. >> now jennifer there were initial reports of this gun fight soon after this attack. is that still ongoing? >> no, we understand that it is over. what happened was the taliban apparently attached magnetic bombs to vehicles that appears to be a staging area. the taliban als

this is about mohammed. i just handled it and when i finished he said you're my little brother and we've been like that for a long time. >> rose: do you still see him? >> i do still see him. >> rose: how is he? >> he's better than people think. >> rose: because of the speech. >> and he helped me raise $1 million for my hometown, for long beach, sackedy relief. >> rose: by an appearance? >> there's an organization called fight night, and it's in phoenix every march, and jimmy walker put this together and they raise money for parkinson's research -- >> rose: not the comedian? >> no. i've never seen an evening with as many sports and entertainment people mingled together, and the money that is raised in phoenix is unbelievable. and all ali, was there, of cour. he and his wife, lonnie-- who is a phenomenal person-- saw the damage on cnn. she called me and said, that's your hometown, isn't it?" and i said, "yeah." and she said, "how can we help?" i said, i'm coming to fight night." she said, "we'll raise money th

they find a terrorism friendly regime represented by mohamed morsi. they have a few expectations about the next steps they can manage. >> so you are suggesting, for instance, the attacks that took lace last month -- took place last month against the police station, that this was somehow linked to the muslim brotherhood? >> well, of course. i have always believed that the muslim brotherhood is the umbrella where all the radical and islamic groups came from. if we trace back in the 1940s of the last century, the muslim brotherhood was the first to think about using islam as a way of ruling, governing, and even trying to reach this position -- >> but that was then, this is now. >> this is now, yes, but they have many different reasons and different proofs that the muslim brotherhood are affiliated to those groups. they have witnessed together in official meetings. they attended meetings with them. they are present in the government. they even attended the ceremony of the six october victory with the army. it is not sacred. the muslim brotherhood is one o

this isn't the only charge that's been laid against mohamed morsi.he former president is also accused of premeditated murder of prisoners and soldiers when he broke out of the cairo prison in early 2011. this is the first time he's been committed for trial. it really shows how the legal process is now moving by the regime here against the former muslim brotherhood leader, who was president of egypt. >> what do we know about this bomb blast? has anybody claimed responsibility? >> no claims of responsibility so far, i understand. what we are hearing from initial reports is the motor bike went past the police station and threw some kind of improvised device at the police station injuring two workers. we don't know if they were police officers or people who happened to be unlucky in the vicinity. this comes just a day before we understand also there will be some kind of demonstration. it's been called for, marks the second anniversary, two months since mohamed morsi was ousted. no idea so far really as to the numbers, because the announcement came just b

mohamed unis with us earlier tonight. the obama administration is calling for tough rules to cut greenhouse gas emissions. affecting future coal and natural gas power plants. >> new power plants both natural gas and coal-fired can minimize their carbon emissions by taking advantage of available plod earn technology. these technologies offer them a clear pathway fort today and in the long term. >> but critics say the new technologies are expensive, and acquiring them will be another blow to the coal industry. >> we have seen market capitalizations of big companies like peabody be crushed, and the coal sector is probably in the worst shape than i've sen in my lifetime. >> the technology to upgrade the plants will be expensive and that means that consumers will pay much more for electricity. >> former new orleans maim ray nagen wants his trial postponed. >> after being charged with 21 counts of taking bribes from city contractors, former new orleans mayor ray nagin wants his trial postponed, he says federal prosecutors have

. >> egyptian authorities accused deposed president mohamed morsi of insulting the judiciary, saying he rigged an election in 2005. he's been referred to charges of inciting charms. during a sit-in at a presidential palace last december. rockets fired at terrorists in northern sinai. part of an operation. troops have gone into the area and there has been repeated attacks on the police stations and military in sinai since mohamed morsi was deposed as president. >> our correspondent in cairo - not naming him for security reasons. can we get an update on the sinai situation? >> an operation in northern sinai near the border of the countries. app achy helicopters have been firing and we heard from the security forces that it will continue for some time. >> unfortunately not a great line there to cairo. we'll try to reconnect later and get the situation with what is happening in sina. >> and mohamed morsi. three killed in egypt. rallies were held across the country, and some defied the curfew. more on that story. >> thousands of people took to the streets across egypt, protesting against

most of its resident voted for president mohammed morsi. but daylight, police can be seen on the streets backed up by personnel carriers. there was resistence and heavy gunfire. >> everyone is staying home for now. with the a rival of the army and police forces, it is restored. they did not start fighting. they're respond to go any attack or assault against them. residents are cooperative, and we hope this comes to a peaceful end. >> reporter: immediately after the removal of morsi protesters in mid-august, an angry crowd torched the police station and murdered 11 officers. this week security forces have been taking back areas they lost control of. on monday an operation in egypt south, and it is a relief to many weary of the lawlessness, and it generates anger in some particularly those who supported the deposed president. arrests and crackdowns fill the jail but do little to heal the deep riffs in the egyptian society. this is clearly still a country where security is tenuous at best. >> well, egypt says its giving $2 billion back to ka q

first attack since mohamed morsi was out offe out of ousted in j. (n) a scheduled federal court hearing in san jose thursday, google's attorneys plan to argue that the long running practice is legal because of its use to sell ads. all users of e-mail must expect that their use is subjected to ads. >>> in a surprising online message from iranian president hassan rahani, has got many people scratching their heads. >> president obama and other world leaders are in russia for the group of 20 summit. officially, in st. petersburg to talk about the global economy but the debate over syria is dominating talks on the sidelines of the summit. congress is expected to get members only briefing on syria. placing the resolution on the calendar. boast the house and senate are scheduled to return to work but isn't sure when they'll be voting on the resolution. >>> , corresponhow close is thin to willing to interior minister? >> well, i think the interior minister did come very close in fact to be asas assassinated ifs is a an assassination attempt. actually, the w

in defiance, mohamed morsi took the presidential oath. the night before, he had sworn a symbolic oath of office in front of tens of thousands of supporters. in december 2012, the power struggle between the courts and president morsi escalated as judges resisted new legislation proposed by morsi to limit the courts' powers and hand them over to the executive branch. morsi had to cave in. in june 2013, the constitutional court stymied the new muslim brotherhood government by declaring the upper house of parliament illegitimate. furthermore, the court pronounced morsi's hard-won constitution to be inadmissible. a month later, in july 2013, the military finally ousted the muslim brotherhood from government, installing the head of the constitutional court as interim president. opposition demonstrations were brutally suppressed. >> the military makes the political decisions. the court finds justification for these decisions or creates a legal basis for them. >> the trials of hosni mubarak and the leaders of the muslim brotherhood began on the s

resolution in egypt fading, as out offed president mohamed morsi and other leaders will stand trial for inciting murder. >> >> a black and dusty byproduct of refining crude oil. the substance and controversy it's causing, pitting price interest against environmental concerns. ♪ theme >> it is a new day as presidential pressure to attack syria intensifies. it has been less than 48 hours since the president said he needs congressional approval for his attack plans, and now, the full port press is on to assure a favorable outcome. john kerry was dispatched to the sunday morning talk shows. kerry and several members of the white house are pushing for their support. >> the big name they want in their corner, senator john mccain. he has been invited to the white

mohamed morsi will stand trial for inviting the murders of protesters. and subsidized food to millions of poor indians. we'll be here with all today's sport including the worldest most expensive football player has been officially announced. >> secretary general mr. rasmussen said long term military operation is not the only way forward. russia wants evidence of syrian attacks. and there are calls for strong measures from arab states and turkey. france is holding meetings to make public intelligence to say that assad used chemical wells. omar al sale and peter sharp and jacky roy land in pair race because we understand that france is going to release certain intelligence on syria in the next hour or so. jacky, why are they going to do that, to what purpose? >> the idea is that the french government is seeking to bold br it's public by providing proof that the attacks on the 21st of august was, indeed, carried out by using chemical weapons and no one but the assad regime could have carried it out. apparently the intelligence contains details of hundreds o

. ♪ this is al jazeera live from doha and ahead egypt's president mohamed morsi on trial accused of incitingder and to provide cheap food to people in india have a test in parliament and a real record breaker, football moves to madrid for $132 million. ♪ russia's foreign minister says moscow is unconvinced by evidence presented by u.s. and allies of an alleged chemical weapons attack in syria. according to the russia news agency they are going to the coast off syria in anticipation of a potential u.s. military strike. the u.s. and allies are pressing home the case of military action, secretary of state john kerry says the obama administration knows the nerve agent sarin was used to kill thousands of people and they are going public with the arsenal of chemical weapons and a series of high-level meetings are going ahead in paris. let's go to jackie in paris, what is coming out of the meetings then? >> what we are seeing, sammy is the french government trying to builds its case for military intervention in syria, trying to persuade members of parliament and trying to convince the french public

they are led by mohammed bhangra. let's give them a round of applause. it wasn't too long ago that we had our wonderful ground breaking ceremony and at that ceremony we were led in a beautiful invocation by the past or oral yus walker. he's back to lead us. with that, pastor walk er. >> to our distinguished leaders and city officials, brothers and sisters. before i do the invocation i would like to talk real quickly, a young man in the greek culture, he wanted to be wide and was determined to gain wisdom. so socrates, he said i want wisdom. socrates walked down to the beach, walked to the water and deducted him in the water and said what do you want. he said noble socrates, i want wisdom. when he came up, he said, i want -- i want -- he said when you want wisdom, you are going to get wisdom. that's why we have this great facility here today to change the image of this community from violence and killing and all those negative things to positive wisdom for the glory of god. would you be so kind to join me in the word of prayer. we are here today in the co

. >> nas, or mohamed mustaco, is a singh forian are national. in 2007 naz warvetion sentenced to years in prison. there he met and eventually married his wife, hope. their future seemed bright but that changed abruptly on march 30th, 2011. >> i went to the door and opened and this ice agent with badge and gun and i was like well what's going on and they say are you a citizen, i say no.

obama's president of choice, mohammed morsi. the violent and deadly clashes between the military-run government and muslim brotherhood and backed protesters to the wall and they are now responding. continuing with violence and all likelihood this friday, when morsi supporters reportedly will conduct what they call a day of martyrs. and no relief for president obama in syria either. assad opposition forces claiming more than a thousand civilians were killed in chemical gas attacks earlier today on the outskirts of damascus. the alleged attacks come exactly

most of its residents voted for former president mohamed morsi. by daylight, armed police could be seen on the streets backed up by armored personnel carriers and heavy gun fire. >> everyone is staying home for now with the rival of the army and -- arrival of the army and police forces. they did not start nices. they are only responding to any attack or assault against them. residents are very cooperatively cooperatively -- cooperative and we hope this comes to a peaceful end. >> immediately following mid august an angry crowd in kadassa are attacked and murdered officers. on monday an operation in egypt south reclaimed the town of delga, men opposed to mohamed morsi had chased out in early july and a church and mosque were burned. particularly those supported of the deposed president. arrests and crack downs fill the jails but do little to heal the rifts in egyptian societa socie. this is a country where security is tenuous at best. >>> iran has no plans to build a nucialtion weapon, he also says the iranians do not want to go to war with israel

mohamed unis is known as the father of microfinance. his model uses small loans to help low income groups and it started in bangladesh but today it is helping those in the united states. i earlier today talked to mohamed unis mr. his program? >> even in the united states there are millions of people who are outside and particularly undocumented people and people who even after obamacare, it's a lot of people who still don't get to the insurance program. so we are addressing those people to see how to bring health care particularly primary health care, and in a way that we have been practicing in bangladesh. not as an individual. you come as an individual to a doctor and these people are afraid to go anyplace, you don't nowhere to go. merge is the only place they can go and they don't know who to see what to do. so what we are trying to do creating an intermediary. between the health care people and the people who need the health care. the intermediary is the health coach. >> how does that work? >> we created this in a sustainable way. w

so it is a very worrying situation egypt's ousted president mohammed morsy will stand trial for inciting violence in the murder of protesters back in december along with other members of the muslim brotherhood meanwhile the country's army backed government has set up a panel to revise egypt's constitution with the brotherhood refusing to participate hundreds have died in violence across the country in recent months with clashes occurring between supporters and opponents of the former is mr president well for more i'm now joined live by shahira amin she is an independent journalist and political analyst. now what do you make of the charges against morsi in the muslim brotherhood they were indeed calling for protestors which i should say for protests which did lead to violence and death and i'm sorry arwa i was misinformed i'm talking to you are not mohammed i'm very sorry about that because i i gave the wrong name out so it is you and i talking so what do you make of these charges and against morsi and the muslim brotherhood. well it's very clear that these charges are politically motivat

well president should say egypt's ousted president mohamed morsi will stand trial for inciting violence and the murder of protesters back in december along with other members of the muslim brotherhood the country's army backed government has set up a panel to revise egypt's constitution with the brotherhood refusing to participate . hundreds have died in violence across the country in recent months with clashes occurring between supporters and opponents of the former isn't this president mohammed i spoke to a little earlier she's from the british egyptians for democracy and she believes the charges against morsi are not justified president mohamed morsi the first ever freely elected president of egypt charged with these crimes it's very obvious that what we're seeing is a very politically motivated charge he was elected freely by everyone in egypt at the end of the day this is how democracy works people go to the ballot box they choose somebody and this person stays there for their turn his time was four years so he spent one year for people to remove him they have to go back to the bal

two months ago, the army deposed the country's islamist president, the muslim brotherhood's mohammed morsi. he was elected after the heady 2011 uprising that overthrew president hosni mubarak. now egypt's secular forces have turned the tables. but does this mean more democracy for egypt, or a return to the past? our chief foreign affairs correspondent margaret warner reports from cairo. >> the chamber of the upper house of parliament, a committee rewriting egypt's constitution for the second time in as many years, convened at the initial session on sunday. it was an over-50 cloud of statesmen clerics, business leaders and generals and one figure, a young man wearing a t- shirt no one had heard of. he was mahmoud batter, a leader of the rebel movement that led a petition against mohammed morsi and his muslim brotherhood-led government, triggering nationwide protest on june 30. two days later on july 3, the army chief appeared on television to say egypt's armed forces had removed the first democratically elected leader in the country's history. one of the fellow co-founders, mack meuld

place washington mohammed.he havoc they wreak to still vivid in places like this barbershop in d.c. two guys were outback smoking. caprice, but they did not know what happened. >> shoppers remember. >> it was a little scary as she came out of the car. you would hide behind a tree. >> they killed this 25-year-old outside of this shell station, one of several gas station shootings. >> you are afraid to do anything. it was very scary. >> they remember the lookout for a white truck but it turned out to be a chevrolet caprice. >> i would not want to spend any money on that. i lived through it. that's enough. >> john mohammed was executed in 2009. the movie is not expected to be a blockbuster nationwide but is expected to do well in the d c area where all of it took place. sam ford, abc 7 news. update on the, an health of george w. bush. you might remember he had a stent placed in his heart. >> and they look at the forecast. steve will let us know if the weather is going to stick around. >> and the redskins head out

. >> atta, mohammed atta, leader of the 9/11 hijackings. from prague comes an intelligence report of a photograph allegedly showing mohammed atta meeting with a high-ranking iraqi intelligence officer. the photograph of the supposed meeting is never made publicly available. >> mohammed atta was a slight guy, barely what, 5'5", 5'6", and skinny. the guy in the photograph was muscular, thick and had a neck the size of two of my necks. that's not mohammed atta in the photograph. but send it to the lab anyway. in my mind, the matter is put to bed. >> in the final analysis -- >> even without definitive evidence, the vice president goes public with it. >> it's been pretty well confirmed that he did go to prague and he did meet with senior official of the iraqi intelligence service in czechoslovakia last april. >> i was sitting in my den in my home, washington, d.c., and i remember looking at the tv screen saying, what did i just hear? and i -- first time in my life, i actually threw something at the television. because i couldn't believe what i h

mohamed we heidi is one such case study he's a cancer victim in iran.it is my second chemical program previously each session cost approximately three hundred dollars these days it costs about seven hundred dollars it is also a challenge to get the medication because you have to go to almost every drug store asking for them and also because the prices are way too high i get a camel session once every two weeks and i am a pensioner. doctors are also frustrated not only is the problem the cost of medication and getting that medication but also getting medical supplies its upkeep can also be a nightmare. if we have a problem getting high tech modern equipment to treat our cancer patients there are numerous obstacles for importing the equipment due to the sanctions in place against iran we have some equipment but it requires spare parts that we can't get anywhere a failure of any single piece or part of this equipment causes us to stop operating the entire machine history has shown that sanctions are a failure but in those few very instances where they do b

in egypt there's been a dramatic turn in the crackdown on islam as supporters of the president mohammedmorsi a court is ruled that all activities of the muslim brotherhood and now banned and ordered a confiscation of its assets of course want to build true reports now from cairo. this is very significant particularly when you take it in the context of this huge escalating crackdown on the islamist group its members and that support is now this case it was filed by a leftist party earlier this year who basically said it was functioning illegally in this capacity as an ngo reports of their weapons inside its headquarters in the capital so what the court now has ruled is that by ngo. and of course its finances will be seized and of what we've expecting now is for the security the security forces to use this as a kind of carte blanche to go off to all the other mrs brotherhood figures who are already in jail the house already been round up all of the leading members of the misbehaves including its ideological leader but the who is already imprisoned strongman triple shot and even now run ca

mohammed, are we expecting the death toll to rise further here? >> well, yes, indeed, elizabeth. the death toll will rise. although the entire year minister of kenya said some sections of the media are reporting that the red cross has reserved up to 100 body bags to be used when--that the walk that is going on now, the si investigation is going on there, and they're of the mission of looking for the bodies. >> is there any new information of how it was carried out at all? >> well, very little information coming out of the government. first of all, they're very tight-lipped on how many bodies were there under the rubble, how many hostages were there when the mall collapsed. they're also not faked how many of the again men were there. if their bodies are still there. information is still coming out. investigators are doing forensics. they are carrying out how the attack was done and all of the things that should be done in terms of what is going in there. we've been out here. and it will be a long time before we know exactly happened. >> thank you so much. that's mohammed who will

clean, mohammed nuru, mr. park. he's mr. clean, that's our road show, who is so, so, so committed to making this city park sparkle. i want to bring him up so he can say thank you and let him say a few words. talk a little about our joint giants sweet program. once this event is over we're going to work together to keep this place sparkling. so, mr. clean, come on up. (applause) >> thank you, mr. parks. what a beautiful day. (applause) >> so, i'm very happy on the partnership that we have with the recreation and parks department, from the department of public works, all these bond projects. thanks to the voters, thanks to the community. we've been all working together and this is the result, what you see is a beautiful park. from dpw, lizy hirsch, our project manager making sure all the details, all the visions of the community had when the park was being built, the benches, all the nice stone work, all the plants, that they all came together to make this beautiful space. a big hand for lizy, please, and her leadership. (appl

. >> just 15 months after ringing mohamed morsi -- bringing mohamed morsi the power, the muslim brotherhoods once again going underground. the ruling also targeted any institution being branched out of or funded by the good brotherhood. the group said that the decision was politically motivated and that the ban would move under ground for most of its 85 years. he has in the past month that named a moderate as his foreign minister and chief negotiator exchanging letters with the u.s. president in negotiations with nbc. he has helped to address the general assembly for the first time. >> speaker at the general assembly he would spot the walkouts, but this visit to the west was more conciliatory. >> iran seeks constructive engagement with other countries based on mutual respect and constant interest and the same framework does not seek to increase tensions with the united states. >> condemnation of the international sanctions in iran. >> these sanctions of violence, pure and simple, smart or otherwise, these sanctions violate unalienable human rights. >> with barack obama saying he hopes that

mohammed atta and abdul amari had made their connection. they're now seated in 8d and 8g.ey would be joined by three more. the plane made its ascent. american airlines 11 emerged as a blip on the faa's air traffic control systems. >> 1-1 thousand to 1-4 thousand. >> terry biggio was overseeing flight operations for the faa's boston center. >> normal routine day. we were working the morning push, and we were set up for a routine day. >> had he spent the last weekend celebrating his 4 th birthday with his family in the city. >> spent a weekend in manhattan, and that was my son's first visit to the world trade center sfwloosh you went as a terrorist. >> we went so the south tower, and i had him stick his toes up to the building and look straight up the building into the sky and get that sense of vertigo that you can only get in a city like new york. >> mccormick and biggio would face the biggest challenges of their careers. >> american airlines flight 11, a blip on terry bigfw io's radar screens was climbing through 26,000 feet and would make its last transmission to air traf

it is part of a wider attempt to restore order around areas loyal to mohamed morsi, who was forced out office in july. egypt has announced it will shorten its curfew to start at midnight rather than 11:00 p.m. the curfew was imposed after two sit-ins were broken up. on friday, traditionally a day of protest, the curfew will continue to begin at 7:00 p.m. the syrian president has slammed a u.n. report on chemical weapons as unrealistic. in an interview, he continued to assist -- insist the rebels were to blame for a chemical attack last month. he said the government will abide to an agreement to turn over his chemical weapons. >> the credibility of the videos have not been verified. the only verified being, the samples that the delegation. of blood and other things. you cannot build a report on videos. >> they are blazing -- basing it on the blood samples. >> the president of iran says his country has never and will never seek a nuclear bomb. in an interview with the news, he says he has full authority to resolve a nuclear standoff with the west. those comments come days before he makes

egypt's president mohamed morsi will stand trial of protesters.an's government will play a more direct role in the cleanup of the fukushima nuclear disaster. >> and i'll be here with all the day's sport including madrid has a record breaking $132 million. ♪ but first they are unconvinced of evidence presented by u.s. and allies of the alleged chemical weapons attack in syria. russia news service reports the government is sending to the coast of syria for a potential u.s. military strike. >> we were shown findings which have no specifics with the coordinates and no names and nor tests were carried out by professionals and no facts that numerous experts are talking about the video footage on the internet and contains inconsistencies to talk about the use of chemical weapons and the state of the victim's health and too many doubts. >> the u.s. and allies are pressing home their case for military action against syria and john kerry says the obama administration knows the nerve agent sarin was used to kill hundreds of people last month. and the french

two months after president mohammed morsi was toppled. friday, fears of arrest kept many off the streets despite the brotherhood's nationwide call for protests. the crackdown continues with judges now also recommending the dissolution of the infamous organization, the army back interim government unveiled -- committee, aay a new constitutional draft. a spokesperson said the government has done all it could to guarantee fair representation of all the parties within the panel. >> i don't think the absence of the muslim brotherhood will affect the community. particularly one of the members former leader of the brotherhood. the -- represented as well. brotherhood -- the muslim brotherhood officially refused to sit on the panel. many believe, though, the army hand-picked its members. , like committee is a lie all this political transition. it is just part of the military coup. our first committee was elected. it represented the people. it's one was appointed. i will never recognize it. order cut out the islamist tv channel, accused of inciting

mohamed nasheed said he was ousted in a military coup.he favorite is the current president, mohamed waheed. they are known for their luxury resorts and have been in turmoil since the ouster of nasheed. two blasts rocked a popular restaurant in the capital of somalia. the assault began with a car bombing at the entrance of the restaurant, and then a suicide bomber and joined the crowds and detonated his best. took responsibility for the killing. the egyptian military -- military launched an offensive against militants in the northern sinai peninsula. they pounded suspected insurgent hideouts. 30 people were killed or wounded during the operation. the offense came two days after the attempted assassination of egyptian interior minister. security officials say that the militants behind the attack were linked to groups in sinai. red bullne racing and swept the qualifying for the italian grand prix. three-time defending champion sebastian vettel will start alongside his teammate, mark webber, ending four straight pole positions by lewis hamilt

. >>> egyptian army has attacked mohamed morsi. official say the morsi supporters have been staging almost daily call the call dal . and activists say it is fault and it is an intimidation tools. >>> for the first time in 20 years japan will be hosting the 2020 games, beating out istanbul and madrid. >> the international olympic committee has the honor to an announce the 2020 olympics awarded to the city o of... cit. tokyo. [ cheering ] >> the host has been chosen. the crowd here could not be more delighted. tokyo will now be the fifth city to host the olympics more than once. >> we're at the top of the world. thank you, our campaign team is the best. >> this is the most exciting moment i've had in my life. >> here's what helped tokyo win the bid. superior infrastructure. they have many facilities in place, one of them is the national stadium. it is set to undergo refurbis refurbishment. they are known for their low-crime rate and they are known for reliability and safety. but safety has put them in crisis. the fukushima hit by an