this it is a sense that history is repeating itself on the point of mohamed el baradei there's a lot of skepticism around him by those who feel that he's waiting for lack of a better way of putting it a puppet of the ways do you need to remember that he did stand for the presidency some two years ago he did not get in the criticism at that stage was that he's too tightly allow no with washington and it's sort of criticism that surfaces today there's a lot of anger on the streets towards the united states and it's noticeably growing i mean i was on the streets it say a week ago and it is never been much popular support full form for washington but certainly this morning when i was busy filming and talking to demonstrators they blame the united states a lot of them say that they pushed morsi to come to power particularly here in town his way people are very anti america so mohamed el baradei fits into that camp and he doesn't have the credibility of a lot of egyptians when it comes to the islamists they too are very critical i mean they divided amongst themselves a nice remember you ha

miles to president morsi push on with their rival rallies as the pro-american opposition leader mohamed el baradei takes the prime minister's job. international news and comment online on screen twenty four hours a day this is. and straight to our breaking news this hour live pictures the live scene there from san francisco's international airport where at least two people have been killed according to local news sources after an airliner crash landed at the airport while around forty eight people have now reportedly been hospitalized the asiana boeing triple seven came to rest off the runway before bursting into flames according to eyewitness accounts of the pilots apparently made no distress calls to landing while other. eyewitness accounts include claims that its tel section broke off just before touchdown and the plane caught wheeled along the runway now the south korean airline says that two hundred ninety one people were on board flight two one four from seoul more people were earlier seen escaping down the emergency slides while crews emergency crews amelle remaining at the scene now author

named mohammed el baradei as the person who is representing them sort of point think here is there finitely a measure from the new rulers of egypt. is that it would have to make it very clear that what they did was something that they did on behalf of a significant section of the egyptian people as for not being fair and. fair me his name was mentioned as a potential foreign minister before the current foreign minister was appointed. very senior diplomat very experienced very well regarded also unusual is a very respected person i think he would be that i that i was. and of course these are the people washington really would like to see there does that not imply therefore that washington is denying the fact that a military coup has taken place in the country. i think we shouldn't overestimate the influence that the united states is exerting on egypt at the moment. don't forget that the united states was building very strong relationship with the regime of the former president morsi who were coming very close to the to the muslim brothers they were supporting the and that is a very clear shi

there's been a lot of confusion here in egypt about neether or not nobel peace prize winner mohammed el baradei is the country's new prime minister. e were essentially saying itwasa heuple of hours ago, the prkesman for the interim president gave a press conference in which he said that el baradei's name was just one iden list of candidates, that the president was considering and that's why baradei may seem like the most logical choice no appointments has, in fact, been made. now spokesman also said that the army is fully -- is no longer, sorry, no longer in control of the a country, that president has assumed responsibility, certainly the streets of cairo today we saw a much reduced military presence, things here really felt quite a bit calmer and i am sure you can see behind me here in tahrir square, the revelers who have been coming out every single night, many of t em appear to have stayed home tonight, just a few miles from iere, there are many morsi supporters who have gathered in protest, those also have remained calm today. both sides are calling for more protests tomorrow, not sure wha

president morsi push on with rival with their rival rallies as the pro-american opposition leader mohammed el baradei is set to take the prime minister's job we go live to cairo very shortly for an update. in the way of a previous c. the e.u. threatens to scrap of data sharing with the u.s. over the n.s.a.'s vast snooping program despite revelations france is embracing similar tactics. international news and comment online on screen twenty four hours a day this is. bolivia has joined two other latin american countries and extending a helping hand to the man who exposed world wide surveillance by the u.s. government edward snowden has finally started receiving asylum offers after being stranded in the transit zone of moscow's sheremetyevo airport for two weeks the latest now from. might it be the end for edward snowden's two weeks of isolation here at the transit zone at moscow's sheremetyevo airport nobody's actually seen him for those two weeks but there seems to be a glimmer of hope for the whistleblower with three countries now having offered him asylum the latest bolivia that followed spend as wh

ambassador and it is very well regarded in washington in america to these two appointments mohamed el baradei and the bill for me could be seen to be a nod towards the west as they both have very good relations with america meanwhile america for their part have announced that they will have an envoy coming to you. to egypt the first. leader to come from america to egypt since the ouster of mohamed morsi this is reportedly to be a leading member of the state department bill burns he is due to come in the coming coming months america is looking cautiously egypt at the moment they haven't announced the last two weeks as a coup neither have they confirmed that it neither confirm that it isn't it's obviously very important that definition because that would affect u.s. assistance to egypt you know america paid to be extending a hand out to the new interim government so we have yet to see what's going to happen with the people who are determined to support to deposed leader whether that involves clashes in the future and also to see how this interim government continues in the next few months. at l

well the the former atomic agency chief and nobel laureate mohamed el baradei he appears to be at the political forefront now the rule of the muslim brotherhood is being brought to an end. and writer paul rick she believes that his candidacy is being actively promoted by the u.s. and that it's not a good sign. americans a lot of money overseas has south american. president then over president obama answers and it was even in new york times article two thousand and seven talking about would be his replacement and his two thousand and eight there are young egyptians come to america go to the state department and he took the time and lisa weiss the other is to learn how to use modern technology to start an uprising in egypt so this uprising from the very start was aided by the united states and one of the favorite horses in the race has been and continues to be mohamed el baradei and he's the one who actually met with the military to remove morsi it but i think it's bad for any country when somebody is help from the outside from forces without to help bring that person to power then that

and now today one of the most significant ones is the vice president of foreign affairs and mohamed el baradei he is a leading opposition figure and once head of what was the largest coalition of opposition forces the national salvation front another leading opponent we've had today is that the foreign head of. the former egyptian ambassador to the u.s. the bill for me he was a barack era ambassador and is very well regarded in washington in america to these two appointments mohamed el baradei and the bill for me could be seen to be a nod towards the west as they both have very good relations with america meanwhile america for their part have announced that they will have an envoy coming to you. to egypt the first. leader to come from america to egypt since the ouster of mohamed morsi this is reportedly to be a leading member of the state department bill burns he is due to come in the coming coming months america is looking cautiously egypt at the moment they haven't announced the last two weeks as a coup neither have they confirmed that it neither confirm that it isn't it's obviously very imp

ambassador and it is very well regarded in washington in america to these two appointments mohamed el baradei and the bill for me could be seen to be a nod towards the west as they both have very good relations with america meanwhile america for their part have announced that they will have an envoy coming to you. to egypt the first. leader to come from america to egypt since the ouster of mohamed morsi this is reportedly to be a leading member of the state department bill burns he is due to come in the coming coming months america is looking cautiously egypt at the moment they haven't announced the last two weeks as a coup neither have they confirmed that it is neither the confirm that it isn't it's obviously very important that definition because that would affect u.s. assistance to egypt in america paid to be extending a hand out to the new interim government so we had yet to see what's going to happen with the people who are determined to support the deposed leader whether that involves clashes in the future and also to see how this interim government continues in the next few months. thi

an ounce today one of them a significant ones is the vice president for foreign affairs and mohamed el baradei he is a leading opposition figure and once had what was the. what was the largest coalition of opposition forces the national salvation front he was supposed to be vice president his full title there was in controversy here with the leading is the most parties like the nor party so we've seeing some fractions there in the new interim government meanwhile another leading a point we've had today is that the foreign minister and this. former egyptian ambassador to the u.s. the bill for me he was a barack era ambassador and is very well regarded in washington in america to these two appointments mohamed el baradei and the bill for me could be seen to be a nod towards the west as they both have very good relations with america meanwhile america for their part have announced that they will have an envoy coming to you. to egypt the first. leader to come from america to egypt since the ouster of mohamed morsi this is reportedly to be a leading member of the state department bill burns he is d

that call was echoed by nobel peace laureate mohamed el- baradei, who appeared set over the weekend to be offered the prime minister's job. but egypt's second-largest islamist faction, the hardline al nour party, objected. al nour had backed the army's plan for elections, but after today's violence in cairo, it suspended its support. as dusk gathered late today, tens of thousands of muslim brotherhood and morsi supporters again flocked to the site of the killings, in protest. a short time ago, egypt's interim leader adly mansour issued a decree stating that new parliamentary elections will be held no later than february 2014, after ammendments to the country's suspended constitution are approved in a referendum. he also said that a presidential election will be held once the new parliament convenes. for more, i'm joined by steven cook, a senior fellow for middle eastern studies at the council on foreign relations and author of "the struggle for egypt: from nasser to tahrir square." and mervat hatem, a professor of political science at howard university. stephen cook, what does this mea

have been crisis talks this has resulted in egypt being given a new interim prime minister mohammed el baradei now he is the former head of the international atomic and international atomic energy agency the united nations nuclear watchdog at the same time he is also an international figure he was a nobel peace laureate he did stand for the egyptian presidency two years ago he is a figure that is supported by the united states and this issue has raised concerns here with people asking what is washington's involvement and how involved is the united states from behind the scenes you need to remember that america has not yet pulled this a military coup and this is largely because if it does so it needs to stop its funding to the egyptian state which receives some one point. five million dollars and many people here saying that the united states would not want to do this because they can no longer have a finger in one place on so a lot of places being asked the general on the ground is that history is repeating itself you've kind of evolution you've had people dying you've had a sick and my belief

and p five plus one that will be separate we put them on some one of your predecessor mohamed el baradei actually said that notwithstanding what you think of iran's position you need to address their sense of insecurity which means that it is surrounded by country it was nuclear capacity is capabilities and they have a presence of american troops in their region so they feel like they need to somehow answer to that what do you say to that to that. this is. a. i deeply respect him myself i am caucusing on the basic. and with regard to the nonproliferation it was possibly the use of belief that all the material. was of course we import them the objectives are likely to. go corp. but with respect to iran you gracious providing information impartial information to member states to foresee the date there just isn't the most important thing for me. the director general of. the day coming up next. how real is it and what good are sanctions to what it's to people who are hurt the most states. this journey is not about seeing the world. it's a mission that i could to myself the project will succe

and noble opposition parties who belong to the national salvation front which is headed by mohamed el baradei the former head of the international atomic energy agency they also rejected it outright they said the timetable was inaccurate today they're saying that they were not consulted on the whole process and that there were articles inside it that they do not agree with the fact that you have such a lack of agreement is only going to be to more destruction on the street or earlier i talked to daryn a senior advisor to the muslim brotherhood and he told me that what's happening in egypt right now has nothing to do was democracy. i think since i'm against it suspect that one of the peoples of the whole of the is going on this is a police state that filed criminal for the full. evidence and it's a complicit job but even if it makes you justice in the self basically takes on the damages and fabricate the cases needed to put the pickles because of a cold in the not looking about a thing is missing from thinking main cause the rest are different for the from around the society have nothing to tr

nuclear chief mohamed el baradei has now become a vice president covering foreign offense and the country's foreign minister is x. egyptian ambassador to the u.s. . in amman opponents of the muslim brotherhood have released a document on social media they say came from the group it apparently shows the organization calling for more bloodshed and disbanding the egyptian army the middle east jones says the islamists still need to be involved in the political transition process. and the big question is what. will they really have. these civilians i mean it's really the it's really the military are running egypt they run the country since one thousand nine hundred thirty two and to say that they're not oh somehow going to let the muslim brotherhood back in to the political game i think that's that's the big question morsi being much more. than he was to the opposition not trying to get a monopoly on power as he did i mean morsi played a very stupid game and in effect shot himself down and. shot his own party down at the same time he's he's as much response was only one crew creating the mess th

nuclear chief mohamed el baradei sworn in as vice president the u.s. has also sent a senior and boy to egypt for a two day visit the first such trip since small who was ousted the muslim brotherhood said there would be protests until morsi is released and returns to power or we spoke to the organization senior adviser a good hard that he says changes in the country should be carried out through the ballot box and not amid a shrink. every human being does something wrong and certainly every government does a lot of things wrong but that's not an excuse for a military coup and i can see how many people are making that excuse that it's ok to have a military coup similar to what the idiocy that we've heard from some of the world leaders and other western leaders that military coups are a new form of bringing about democracy this is a new level of intellectual low this is not acceptable now this is the twenty first century political scenes are governed by politicians by democratic means if you want to bring down a government you go to the ballot box and you

he's struggling to announce a vice president we're being told that this could potentially be mohamed el baradei the former head of the international atomic energy agency he's also struggling to head name a prime minister so you have a d.p. divided country not only on the street but also in terms of trying to form a new political entity and paula you're talking about politics here but there's more to the situation as is or as you've been reporting than just politics as in there politics is just one element if anything the politics of the heart but the blood that comes through the heart is economics when you talk to people on the streets and this is perhaps the only thing that unifies them both sides. tell you that the situation in egypt economically is dire indeed one of the criticisms of morsi is that although he was in power for one year he spent most of that year trying to consolidate his grip on power rather than dealing with the very real economic woes that this country has and so that is why we know that one of the major issues that the new interim government is going to have to deal with

protests until they deposed president mohamed morsi is back in poem or near pro reform leader mohamed el baradei was named as the interim prime minister while it now appears that the deal putting him in pro i has unraveled days kind of to see was apparently blocked by mohamed line muslim party policy as in cairo for us. egypt still remains shoppy divided between both pro and anti morsi supporters both groups are calling for mass demonstrations on sunday so there are real concerns that you will have a repeat of violence come sunday here in town here which has been the focal point of the anti macy can call the better part of the week the protesters with this demanding and then celebrating the overthrow of mossi they want to make sure that they demand still remains popular but being pro morsy supporters are vowing that they will not leave the streets until their president is reinstated now the worst of violence was on friday night some thirty six people were killed more than a thousand injured when the two sides clashed on a local bridge the protesters hurled molotov cocktails chunks of pavement bl

mohamed el baradei he's become a vice president of foreign affairs of the former ambassador right there to america and me he becomes the nation's foreign minister a middle east journalist barry lando says if indeed the islamists are not included egypt will only slide further into chaos. the big question is what what power will they really have these civilians i mean it's really the it's really the military are running. around the country since one thousand nine hundred fifty two and to say that there is no somehow going to lead the muslim brotherhood back in to the political game i think that's that's the big question morsi being much more. than he was to the opposition not trying to get a monopoly on power as he did i mean morsi played a very stupid game and in effect shot himself down and shot his own party down at the same time and he's he's as much response was only one crew creating the mess that egypt is in right now if the muslim brotherhood now is frozen out the future political system in egypt there's nothing but trouble ahead. i'm plenty of new study by few right now online in

nuclear chief mohamed el baradei has now become a vice president covering foreign affairs and our country's foreign minister is next egyptian ambassador to the u.s. army opponents of the muslim brotherhood have released a document on social media they say came from the group and it apparently shows the organization calling for more bloodshed and the disbanding of the egyptian middle east journalist barry lando says the islamists still need to be involved in the political process. the big question is well what power will they really have the civilians i mean it's really the. military are running. around the country. to do and to say that they are somehow going to lead the muslim brotherhood. to the political game. that's the big question morsi being much more all and then he was to the opposition not trying to get a monopoly on power as he did i mean morsi played a very stupid game and in effect shot himself down and. in he shot his own party down at the same time and he's he's as much response has anyone for creating the mess that egypt is in right now if that the muslim brotherhood now is

nuclear chief mohamed el baradei sworn in as vice president there was embody who says there will be protests until morsi is released and returned to power made news commentator and blogger col sharrow believes the egyptian people should have been allowed to decide their future in a more democratic fashion. let's remember what their interest of the military here is it's not the continuation of a democratic revolution and the many being in fact carrying out this is just stop this threat of a genuine or popular uprising and then drove the day the muslim brotherhood was elected with people who not only would they where not only they won the presidential elections with the help of course. i wasn't political affiliations but they also want to parliamentary elections tend to forget that it's not which regards to the parliament was also another and. egypt should have given the chance to the resignation towards more democratic future and carry out the process and for the muslim brotherhood to be kind of kicked out of this by resorting to the democratic process not military means. egypt's interim lead

thirty five opposition parties who belong to the national salvation front which is headed by mohamed el baradei the former head of the international atomic energy agency they also rejected it they said the timetable was inaccurate today they're saying that they were not consulted on the whole process and that there are articles inside it that they do not agree with the fact that you have such a lack of agreement is only going to be to more destruction on the street and as you have more disruption on the streets you're only going to have the potential for . violence a very very real concern here let me remind you that every day these demonstrations continue it cost the egyptian taxpayers one billion dollars so at the end of the day it's really the ordinary man and woman in the streets who continue to suffer from this political stalemate and so be at the moment with the stalemate see showing no signs of actually being results it is going to be these ordinary egyptians who continue to be the brunt of a political process that is showing no solution in sight. thanks very much paula for bringing us t

need to achieve mohamed el baradei swarmed that sworn in as pride minutes vice president should say the muslim brotherhood though says there will be protests until morsi is released and returns to power made news commentator and blogger call shallow believes that gyptian people should have been allowed to decide their future in a more democratic fashion. let's remember what their interest of the ministry here is it's not that continuation of a democratic rule you shouldn't the manager stepping in and effectively carrying out discourse is to stop this threat of a genuine or popular uprising and that end of the day the muslim brotherhood was elected with people knowing who they were and not only they won the presidential elections when they have of course of people from other political affiliations but they also wanted parliamentary elections will be put down to for gad days out of which were constant on the parliament was also another and disbanded egypt should have given the chance to presentation towards a more democratic future and carry out the process and for the muslim brotherhood