what is mohamed badie's significance to the muslim brotherhood?he is the general guidance of the muslim brotherhood. he said that yesterday if you kill us, we will not stop. our people will not stop protesting, and this is what we always mentioned if we have been killed, struggling to get justice, democracy, dignity to our people. we never stop. >> another opposition group targeted by the egyptian government is the april 6 movement, a pro-democracy group that played a key role in the ousted uprising that josÉ mobile -- hosni mubarak. >> this is a decision only on paper that will not stop the the sixth of april. to the contrary, tomorrow we will be in the streets to say this band group is only banned in your imagination and your dreams. it will not stop the numbers of the group from demonstrating, stoppingat we believe, --from stepping up to every no matter how powerful he may be. >> that was mohammed yusuf, april 6 movement member. could you talk about what is happening with the april 6 youth movement. prison, andare in explain, you talked about h

brother hood be sentenced to death following clash as last year. 683 men including the leader mohammed badier clashes where one was killed and others wounded. a correspondent is outside the court in the city. >> reporter: there's a great deal of grief and anger here. they don't know which men, which husbands and fathers have now been condemned to be hanged. many told us their relatives are innocent. they had evidence they were elsewhere at the time the riots took place. they say the courts never heard that evidence. some collapsed when they heard the verdict. some women had to be carried away in shock. there's a security presence here. riot police were brought in. for the moment they're staying behind the barricades. a second verdict was released in the mass trial of almost 700 muslim brother hood supporters. the recommendation was death for to mohammed badie. >> the people of iraq are preparing to vote in parliamentary elections this week amid increasing violence. on sunday, a car obama care in the city killed at least nine people. voting will not take place in areas outside of government c

he handed down the sentence on monday against muslim brotherhood loader mohamed badie and 683 supporters. they were accused of killing an officer at 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 ouster last july of president mohamed morsi. the muslim brotherhood says the sentences are unjust, and politically motivated. the united states condemned them. >> these actions will add further instability, extremism and radicalization, and these are issues that, while the egyptian government has pledged to resolve, clearly they don't represent the kind of democratic ideals and progress that we need to see made in egypt. >> u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon expressed concern. ban said the judge's decision does not appear to meet basic fair trial standards. he said it will likely hurt prospects for long-term stability in egypt. the same court last month sentenced 529 other supporters of the muslim brotherhood to death. but on monday, it reduced that figure to 37 after egypt's top re

death sentences for six hundred eighty three people including muslim brotherhood spiritual leader mohamed badie are accused of attacking a police station and lynching a policeman during riots following the ousting of president morsi last july the decision is preliminary and a final ruling expected at a later date of the five hundred twenty eight others sentenced to death earlier this month only thirty seven will now be executed the rest get life behind. for america now powerful tornadoes have battered central and southern parts of the u.s. smashing cars and houses at least seventeen people have been killed in arkansas over several in oklahoma officials there warn the death toll could rise as they now are combing through the dead. over a thousand muslims who are people become under attack from a christian militia in the central african republic fled the capital they were guarded by african peacekeepers as they headed to the relative safety of the north around three weeks ago the u.n. authorized the sending of twelve thousand troops to the country currently peacekeepers from france and the africa

judge sentenced 600 people to death, including the spiritual leader of the muslim brotherhood, mohamed badie. picking in manila, president obama issued a defense over his foreign-policy, saying his critics failed to learn from what he called the disastrous decision to invade iraq. of ourcally, criticism foreign policy has been directed at the failure to use military force. and the question i would have is , why isn't that everyone is so eager to use military force, after we have just gone through a decade of war that enormous troops and to our budget? philippines, president obama was met by hundreds of protesters about a pact to revive the military presence in the philippines. popular protests forced the u.s. to leave its bases. outside of the presidential palace was effigies were burned of president obama and president aquino. the european union followed suit with sanctions on 15 new individuals. we will have more on ukraine after headlines. isretary of state john kerry apologizing for saying israel could become an apartheid state statedoes not reach a two solution with palestinians. he mad

others sentenced to hang, the 70 year old spiritual guide of the outlawed muslim brotherhood, mohamed badie, on charges of inciting violence. lawyers and human rights groups today condemned the trial. not fair, they said. no due process. >> the right to a defense was breached. in a normal case with a defendant that killed someone it would take one or two years. but here it was wrapped up in one session. >> take stosk what has been happening in egypt. less than a year ago mohammed morsi was president. today he is in jail. 2500 of his supporters are dead. the movement designated a terrorist organization. by this time next month, general asisi, the ex military intelligence chief under the dictator hosni mubarak, is expected to have easily won presidential elections. back to the future. today sixth of april democratic activist group which spearheaded the revolt against mubarak three years ago was outlawed. it's two leaders are already in jail. all but 68 of those sentenced today were tried in absentia. the judge's decision will now be appealed to egypt's top islamic official, the grand mufti. i

a court in egypt sentenced 683 people to death earlier today - including mohammed badie - the leader of the banned muslim brotherhood -- and nearly 7-hundred supporters. the same court upheld death sentences for 37 people, among more than 500 sentenced to death last month. they were all convicted on charges relating to riots in the city of minya last august, and the murder of a police officer. the search for the missing malaysian airline jetliner has expanded. australia prime minister tony abbott says that the finished scouring the initial search area far off the australian west coast and has not yet found anything. now the search will be entering a new phase. h,z/ quick update on bay area baseball. giants put the pedal to the metal and and look back. brandon hicks hit a three- run homer with two outs in the ninth inning to give san francisco a 4-1 victory and a three-game sweep of cleveland. usually the a's have no problem putting away the astros. not the case today in houston. astros beating the costs a's 5-1. a's will spend the next three nights playing their arch rivals - the ran

death sentences for six hundred eighty three people including muslim brotherhood spiritual leader mohamed badie were accused of attacking a police station lynching a policeman during the riots following the ousting of president morsi last july however of the five hundred twenty eight others sentenced to death earlier this month only thirty seven will not be executed but the rest given life in prison. to america where powerful tornadoes have battered a central and southern parts of the states smashing cars and houses at least eleven killed in arkansas all at least two victims in oklahoma officials warning the death toll could rise as they come to deborah. over a thousand muslims who have repeatedly come under attack from a christian militia in the central african republic have fled the capital and were guarded by african peacekeepers as they headed to the relative safety of the north around three weeks ago the un authorized the sending of twelve thousand troops to the country currently peacekeepers from france on the african union a struggling to end months of sectarian violence that's left to t