smoke can be seen rising from the hilltop tomb of mohammed bin there were reports that mines were laid in the city raising fears that more art factors would be lost. i.s.i.l. vowed to destroy statues and shrines, which it regards as idol worshipping. >>> we heard from a former director at syria's department of antiquities. he said i.s.i.l. usually carries out attacks like this. >> we no that i.s.i.s. where it does intend to commit atrocities whether it beheads people or blows them up or destroying cultural heritage it does so in a purposeful manner it demonstrates the ability of i.s.i.s. to act or respond. we have not seen this with this preparation, and it's not part of i.s.i.s.'s mo. we saw the videos released by i.s.i.s. associated with the executions. those were classic hallmark i.s.i.s. acts of atrocities usually these atrocities are committed well before and they are filmed and they are released at a specific time when i.s.i.s. needs to deflect attention from any setbacks on the battlefield. we have seen this with i.s.i.s. when they suffer setbacks they release these atrocitiesfu

smoke rising from the hilltop of mohammed bin ali, a cousin to prophet muhammad. >>> an al-shabab group said it carried out an attack in somali. foreigners were in the car. they were thought to be diplomats >>> opposition politicians criticized the pakistani government over a failure to respond to a heatwave crisis more than 700 died from the heatwave >>> to yemen where houthi rebels shelled residential areas and launched rockets in the city of aden. many women and children have been injured in the anwar area as army forces seized a border crossing with saudi arabia. thousands trying to flee the fighting gathered at the crossing in the eastern province, after it challenged hands. the yemeni official spoke out about the link between the coalition forces and popular resistance in aden >>> those documents... - documents leaked by westboundingy leeks mentioned that the french president feared greece would exit the eurozone in 2012. the greek prime minister secured a debt deal by the end of this month to avoid a default. this report from athens people are not convinced. >> the greek prime mi

smoke can be seen rising from the hilltop tomb of mohammed bin there were reports that mines prophet muhammad's cousin. there were reports that mine s were laid in the ancient city, raising fears that more art factors would be lost. i.s.i.l. vowed to destroy statues and shrines, which it regard as idol worshipping. our next guest wrote about the shrines, saying it's likely i.s.i.l. will target religious sites. >> it's entirely possible that the organization will destroy all of the historical remnants of palmyra. they started with shrines that had islamic references. a shrine to the companion of prophet muhammad. mediaeval, and few such shrines, memorabilia as a form of idol worship. they have a severe kind of pure tan religion, were there should be nothing between the human and god. the world is waiting to see if the roman ruins at palmyra will survive. it was an important roman city, it's surviving - ruins are among extensive than in rome. it is from there that the great queen zenobia launched a revolt against rome and concurred egypt. this could distri it >>> a car bomb reportedly

it's just king salman trying to put his sons on each side of saudi aramco putting in mohammed al salman and abdulaziz bin salman as the minister who could become minister and then chairman of saudi aramco where it's not really what happened. in fact the changes was that the minister of oil, and that's really the big change, mr. naimi, who's really been controlling saudi oil policy the past 20 years or so, he has been replaced. he's been trying to resign for a long time because he wants to retire. he's 79 years old. but he has been removed from the board of directors of saudi aramco. he's still minister of oil but it has been announced oil will not be handled by the ministry of pet role sxwrum minerals. the ministry of petroleum and minerals is really becoming the ministry of minerals and energy in general, i suppose. but khaled al faliya, who is a brilliant man, was ceo of saudi aramco has been named minister of health, which is a very difficult position in saudi arabia. huge budget. somewhat dysfunctional ministry. and his responsibility is to make it work. at the same time they named the board of direc

bin laden and remained loyal to al-qaeda to the end. >> the muslim brotherhood has called for a mass protest on friday egypt after a court today sentenced deposed president mohamed morsi and leaders of the now banned brotherhood to death. the court also sentenced mohamed morsi to life for spying for ho mass hezbollah and iran. >> death by hanging. this judge upheld the previous verdict against egypt's deposed president mohamed morsi. >> the court has ruled firstly that in presence, first and with consensus of opinion to punish each of the following defendants by execution by hanging. >> morsi along with other top leaders of the muslim brotherhood was sentenced to a mass prison break in 2011. the muslim brotherhood said the case is politically motivated. >> this verdict is a shocking one decided today and it's coming from a judiciary who is subservant to the military. i strides. the trials are groundless and there is no chance for any of the defendants to defend himself. >> in a separate case, morsi and senior brotherhood members were sentenced to life in prison on charges of spying for hamas hezbollah and iran. many question the independence of egypt's judiciary

leaders who have been killed since bin ladin in 2011 the death sentence handed down to egypt's first democratically elected president and gerald tan looks back at mohamede in office. >> reporter: mohamed morsi was sworn in as egypt's first elected civilian leader in june of 2012 a leading member of the muslim brotherhood he promised the government working for all egyptians and a change from the days of mobark but politically and economically the following 12 months proved challenging and some estimates say 9,000 protests nationwide while mohamed morsi was in power and accused him of being a puppet of the muslim brotherhood and allowing the problems to turn into crisis and sored and food short and and fuel shortages were everyday life and consolidated the path. in november 2012 he announced the controversial decree enabling him to push through a new constitutional. >> translator: the revolution has happened and will not stop and it's a respected institution along with loyal members but those who wish to hide within the institution i will be watching them. >> reporter: went on strike until mohamed morsi was forced to tear up the decree and his actions sp

bin laden will soon be a free man. abdul rockman set to be released from get mow after nearly 13 years behind bars. is he also believed to have ties to al qaeda sheikh mohammedng to send him back to native saudi arabia to a rehab program, a kind of 12-step program for islamic radicals. >> and next time you are eating at a new york city restaurant, the bathrooms may be a little different. i frankly don't see how they are going to change. city officials are now trying to single stall rest rooms into gender neutral facilities. they claim businesses won't have to build new bathrooms. it's gender bias. >> most new york city restaurants have water closets anyway. >> there is literally no difference men and women. >> veteran gets a chance to take high school sweetheart to the prom he is 98 years old. he never got to invite his future wife to the big dance because he joined the marine corps and was deployed. the couple now married for 66 years just got to enjoy that missed memory at prom hosted by senior center. to make things even better ravel was named -- ralph was named prom king this time around. rick reichmuth standing by. >> isn't that a bummer that you still