because number four, egyptian president mohamed morsi, you can see right there. and you read the article. i assume you read the article? >> yes. >> reporter: about you, and there was an interesting line, and i'll just get your quick reaction to it. mohamed morsi, the power broker, egypt's new president won kudos abroad and curses at home. what he does next could determine the shape of the middle east. what he does next could determine the shape of the middle east. you appreciate the responsibility you have right now? >> the victory of the arab spring and the respect of people's will. this world should realize that the will of the people will win over and will prevail. so let's cooperate for the sake of stability and not interfere in the affairs of egypt. peace for all, stability, freedom for all within their nation. the arab spring will win over. and this area shall civilize, but of course, we can't work in isolation from the world. we love this world and we want to live in peace. we'll work on that, and the will of the people from the region well prevail and win

he has and it's not so much as mohamed morsi he's he's viewed here. as a puppet. so unless he starts taking control and actually doing the steps taking the country forward with a democratic transition i think people will not be pleased otherwise the opposition is called for talks came pretty suddenly after a previous refusal of more since that time said dialogue why the sudden change of heart. i think what the opposition refused was the calls for dialogue by morsi that they thought were very serious because they've been plagued with lying president who has lied about every single promises made to people or to the opposition but i think that things are getting out of hand and the pressure i think is on them and on him and morsi to actually get through this situation i think it's both pressure internationally and domestically and so i think what they're trying to do is find a way to a real serious dialogue that people can commit to i think that's always been their position but. not being very confident about the muslim brotherhood's promises and morsi i

egypt's president mohamed morsi imposes emergency law on three riding cities with unrest flaring up and once again in port side. the french military machine rolls over islamic militants in mali amid fears the country could be seeking to recall an eis its former territory. and britain's prime minister david cameron finally commits to holding a referendum on breaking away from the e.u. sparking a new wave of criticism both at home and abroad. recapping the week's top stories this is r.t. with the weekly glad to have you with us. now is the violent unrest rages on in egypt president mohamed morsi has declared a state of emergency in the cities of port side suez and is merely a echoing the days of former leader hosni mubarak this is amid renewed clashes in port side of it left seven people dead and hundreds injured following a mass funeral procession correspondent bill true is in cairo where she has come under clouds of tear gas. in a televised press statement for president mohamed morsi so if he was going to take us to me i hears a clashes continue in cairo. president hundred mostly declar

tonight, the country's embattled president, mohamed morsi, addressed the nation, declaring a state of emergency and imposing a curfew in the cities with the worst fighting. the country's powerful military is back on the street guarding government buildings recently attacked by protesters. and the military wants more power. today, the military requested the right to arrest civilians who break the law, this general said. two years ago, egypt's street full of optimism and hope as united people toppled a dictator. today, stifling tear gas and plumes of smoke filled the air of a divided country. egypt's police are struggling to cope with the protesters. they, too, have suffered losses and are angry. when the country's interior minister came today to pay his respects to fallen policemen, he was hackled by grieving colleagues and their families. and as it has for the past three days, night fall brought more violence. tonight, outside a luxury five-star cairo hotel. with a predictable-like precision, police charged the crowd, firing tear gas but minutes later, protesters returned, lobbing sto

egypt's president mohamed morsi imposes emergency law on three cities which have seen deadly rioting in recent days. the french military machine or rolls over islamic militants in mali amid fears the country could be seeking to recall an ais its former territory. and britain's prime minister david cameron of finally commits to holding a referendum on breaking away from the e.u. sparking a new wave of criticism both at home and abroad. and broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is r.t. he recapping the week's top stories with our weekly good to have you with us as of violent unrest rages on in egypt president mohamed morsi has declared a state of emergency in the cities of port sayyid so was and is merely a echoing in the days of former leader hosni mubarak that is after a massive march in port siad it turned bloody leaving a four people dead and hundreds injured correspondent bill troop is in cairo where she has come under clouds of tear gas amid mass protests. in a televised press statement for president mohamed morsi sorry to see this going to take us to me i hear

egypt's president mohamed morsi delivered a stern and angry warning in an address to the nation. the president declared a state of emergency in three of the country's largest cities in the eastern particular partly suez. he's also imposing a curfew to try to help restore security in those cities that have seen the most intense fighting. the military has been deployed in some of those cities and asking for more power. the ability to arrest civilians. that's is going ring alarm bells among many human rights activists. here in cairo protests continued for a fourth straight night between riot police and demonstrators bent on trying to get president mohamed morsi to resign from power and more importantly cancel a constitution that's been widely considered as controversial. nonetheless the president is pushing ahead with meetings today in the presidential palace. he's expected to meet with leading members of the political opposition. members of the political opposition said they will not participate in any negotiations unless there's a genuine commitment from president mohamed morsi to

egypt's president mohamed morsi imposes emergency law in three cities which have seen deadly rioting in recent days. the french military machine rolls over islamic militants in mali amid fears the country could it be seeking to recolonize its former territory. and britain's prime minister david cameron finally commits to holding a referendum on breaking away from the e.u. sparking a new wave of criticism both at home and abroad. broadcasting live from our studios in moscow recapping week's top stories this is r.t. with the week. as violent unrest rages on in egypt president mohamed morsi has declared a state of emergency in the cities of port saïd suez and israeli are going to the days of former leader hosni mubarak that's after a massive march and portside a u. turn bloody leaving four people dead and hundreds injured correspondent bill true is in cairo where she's come under clouds of tear gas amid mass protests in a televised press statement from president mohamed morsi so if he's we decided to take us in the eye here is a cautious continue in cairo. president wanted most he decla

egypt's president mohamed morsi imposes emergency law on three cities which have seen deadly writing in recent days. the french military machine rolls over islamic militants in mali and it physically could be seeking to recall and eyes its former territory. britain's prime minister david cameron finally commits to holding a referendum on breaking away from the e.u. sparking a new wave of criticism both at home and abroad. with a look back at the past seven days top stories and the latest developments this is the weekly on t.v. as violent unrest rages on in egypt president mohamed morsi has declared a state of emergency in the cities of port saïd sue is and is mali echoing the days of former leader hosni mubarak that's after a massive march in port saeed turned bloody leaving four people dead and hundreds injured well the latest now from our correspondent bell true she's in caro well one of the implications of this move by morsi. both today in a televised press statement by president mohamed morsi sorry excuse me is going to take us to me i guess the clashes continue in cairo. preside

you have mohammed morsi who did win the election. ther hand we seem to be here in the united states helping morsi selling military equipment to him as we speak. what do we make of morsi? >> well, morsi is the first democratically elected president that egypt has ever had. he did not win by a large margin but did he win. instead of trying to governor in a consensus fashion recognizing that he did not win by a large margin recognizing that there still isn't a parliament, there are going to be elections later this spring, instead of trying to put together a national unity government, having opposition forces in his cabinet and so for the, he has governed as a muslim brother. he has the religious right in all the key positions and he has alienated people this way. >> cenk: it's really interesting because on the other hand israel seems to be fairly happy with him, so are we. we send in more aid and military weapons to help him. that's something you might not necessarily expect. he's deep muslim brotherhood in domestic policies of egypt, bu

he has and this not so much as mohamed morsi he's he's viewed here as a puppet to the guidance bureau so unless he starts taking control and actually doing steps taking the country forward towards a democratic transition i think people will not be pleased otherwise. now coming out this hour absence returns to the battlefield once more policemen lawns and tear gas hundreds of protesters stormed greece's labor ministry over pension cuts. and virtual kidnappings ransoms for your idea and cyber terrorism that's only a glimpse into the future of the internet according to a top boss at google. play . in the at least. global economy. mission. critical patients free storage free. range month three. three. three. three board video for your media project c.e.o. don carty dot com. welcome back you're watching our team the u.s. senate is gearing up for a potentially heated confirmation hearing for the new the fan secretary chuck hagel candidacy is widely viewed as president obama's most controversial pick for a key pose during his presidency the decorated war veteran stance of seeing military for

he's he has and this not so much as mohamed morsi he's he's viewed here as a puppet to the guidance bureau so unless he starts taking control and actually doing steps taking the country forward towards a democratic transition i think people will not be pleased otherwise. now coming out this hour absence returns to the battlefield once more police and tear gas hundreds of protesters stormed greece's labor ministry over pension cuts. and virtual kidnappings ransoms for your idea and cyber terrorism that's only a glimpse into the future of the internet according to a top boss at google. play . the clique. really happening to the global economy. mission. critical three. four charges three. three. three. three. three blood video for your media projects free radio dot r t v dot com. welcome back you're watching r.t. the us senate is gearing up for a potentially heated confirmation hearing for the new the fan secretary chuck hagel candidacy is widely viewed as president obama's most controversial pick for a key pose during his presidency the decorated war veteran stance of seeing military

he has and it's not so much as mohamed morsi he's he's viewed here as a puppet to the guidance bureau so unless he starts taking control and actually doing the steps taking the country forward towards a democratic transition i think people will not be pleased otherwise. well let's not take a look at some other stories from around the world in the u.s. alabama police have surrounded a term where a man has been holding a six year old boy captive for more than a day the youngster was kidnapped from a school bus on tuesday after the driver was shot dead the government's been identified as a sixty five year old retired truck driver by neighbors. one of the owners of a brazilian nightclub in which more than two hundred thirty people died in the fire his try to commit suicide while in custody a sound resource one of four people one of the four people arrested after the incident at investigation into the blaze has found evidence the club could have been over crowded fire extinguishers where unfunctional. seven members of a rescue operation have been killed while saving six trapped miners in n

he has and it's not so much as mohamed morsi he's he's viewed here as a puppet to the guidance bureau so unless he starts taking control and actually doing the steps taking the country or towards a democratic transition i think people will not be pleased otherwise. more international news for you this hour in brief in the u.s. alabama have surrounded a bunker where a man's been holding a six year old boy captive for more than a day the young service kidnapped from a school bus on tuesday after the driver was shot dead the gunman has been identified as a sixty five year old retired truck driver by neighbors. south korea has warned its neighbors in the north not to carry out more nuclear test the reclusive state says it will carry out a high level testing that the u.s. in response to harsher sanctions from the u.n. handed down after they successfully launched a satellite into space last month on wednesday south korea itself successfully sent a rocket carrying a satellite into orbit. one of the owners of the brazilian nightclub in which more than two hundred thirty people died in a fire

egyptian president mohamed morsi has declared a state of emergency in three cities across the country comes in response to anti-government protests which have resulted in forty eight deaths nationwide since friday seven people were killed in port so you during a funeral procession for previous victims unrest there was initially sparked by death sentences being handed down to several local people found guilty and a full riot trial local reporter bill true was caught in the epicenter of the clashes in cairo. in a televised press statement president mohamed morsi story steve is going to take us to me i hear the questions continue in cairo. president hundred mostly declared a state of emergency for thirty days according to the constitution with that means is that is that basically the protests will be banned security forces will have the rights to arrest. protests this without charge and in addition censorship may be legalized across these three countries these three cities the misfeature president mohammed morsi also said to be a car if you cross the cities between nine pm and six am and

the sentiment in egypt is basically a rejection of mohamed morsi and the monopoly on power that he that he's he has and and it's not so much as mohamed morsi he's he's viewed here as a puppet to the guidance bureau so unless he starts taking control and actually doing the steps taking the country forward towards a democratic transition i think people will not be pleased otherwise. i'll be back with more news in around thirty minutes time after a short break coming up as our special report crowds out people. you know i can kind of sort of understand the mindset of an evil dictator i have trouble understanding what is going on or maybe not going on in the minds of the terrified cogs who believe all the propaganda give up all their rights for the losing of safety to coach jerry seinfeld who are these people well maybe some of them may be working at your local school braindead bureaucracy zombies at a pennsylvania school suspended a kindergartner note kindergartner as a terrorist threat because she threatened to shoot another student with a gun that shoots soap bubbles i guess this was all

the sentiment in egypt is basically a rejection of mohamed morsi and the monopoly on power that he that he's he has and and it's not so much as mohamed morsi he's he's viewed here as a puppet to the guidance bureau so unless he starts taking control and actually doing steps taking the country forward towards a democratic transition i think people will not be pleased otherwise. place edition of the kaiser report is coming up in a couple of minutes for you here. you know i can kind of sort of understand the mindset of an evil dictator i have trouble understanding what is going on or maybe not going on in the minds of the terrified cogs who believe all the propaganda give up all their rights for the losing of safety to coach jerry seinfeld who are these people well maybe some of them may be working at your local school braindead bureaucracy zombies at a pennsylvania school suspended a kindergartner note kindergartner as a terrorist threat because she threatened to shoot another student with a gun that shoots soap bubbles i guess this was all a mix up because the girl she wanted to shoot di

morsi and who have been investigated for treason as a result. the nobel peace prize winner and the former head of the international atomic energy agency, mohamed elbaradeion stewart of egypt, who's made a lot of fun of morsi. their cases underscore the fear that morsi and his supporters could destroy the promise of freedom. what's going on with the democracy in egypt? >> translator: democracy in egypt and freedom are abided by an opposition in egypt is respected and appreciated for those to express their opinions and their poisons of view in egypt now and in egypt's future and to be a true partner in opinion and vision. effective criticism and constructive criticism. all of this is a right guaranteed for opposition in egypt. there are some challenges. there are some acts that don't comply with the law, that is addressed in the ewe additional system and the law and the president of the republic. it is not my right to interfere in what the procedures of the courts and what gets applied to and applied by the law. >> and they can criticize you without fear of going to jail? >> this happens every day. anyone can say, from the opposition, whatever they want f

the sentiment in egypt is basically a rejection of mohamed morsi and the monopoly on power that he that he has and and it's not so much as mohamed morsi he's he's viewed here as a puppet to the guidance bureau so unless he starts taking control and actually doing steps taking the country forward towards a democratic transition i think people will not be pleased otherwise. you're watching aren't you coming to live from moscow now let's take a look at some other stories from around the world in the west alabama police have surrounded a bunker where a man is holding a six year old boy captive youngster was kidnapped from the school bus on tuesday after the driver was shot dead the government's been identified as sixty five year old jimmy lee dykes by neighbors. one of the owners of the brazilian nightclub in which more than two hundred thirty people died in the fire has tried to commit suicide while in custody. one of four people arrested after the incident and of us to go into the blaze was found evidence the club could have been overcrowded the fire extinguishers weren't functional. so m

it will be very upset if foreign countries start lending a hand to president mohamed morsi while he is executing these very oppressive measures against his people he has cracked down on a lot of freedoms sidelined editors arrested people and justly and i think that. the sentiment in egypt is basically a rejection of mohamed morsi and the monopoly on power that he that he's he has and and it's not so much as mohamed morsi he's he's viewed here as a puppet to the guidance bureau so unless he starts taking control and actually doing steps taking the country forward towards a democratic transition i think people will not be pleased otherwise. well it's edition of the kaiser report is coming up in a couple of minutes for you here on ars. you know i can kind of sort of understand the mindset of an evil dictator i have trouble understanding what is going on or maybe not going on in the minds of the terrified cogs who believe all the propaganda give up all their rights for the illusion of safety to coach jerry seinfeld who are these people well maybe some of them may be working at your local s

he has and this not so much as mohamed morsi he's he's viewed here as a puppet to the guidance bureau so unless he starts taking control and actually doing the steps taking the country or towards a democratic transition i think people will not be pleased otherwise more international news this hour in the u.s. alabama have surrounded a bunker where a man has been holding a six year old boy captive for more than a day a youngster was kidnapped from a school bus on tuesday after the driver was shot dan the government's been identified as a sixty five year old retired truck driver my neighbor is. one of the owners of the brazilian nightclub in which more than two hundred thirty people died in a fire has tried to commit suicide while in custody a sonorous forest one of four people were arrested after the incident an investigation to the blaze has found evidence the club could have been overcrowded and fire extinguishers sworn functional. seven members of a rescue operation have been killed while saving six trapped miners in northeast china it's believed that carbon monoxide was the cause o

he has and it's not so much as mohamed morsi he's he's viewed here as a puppet to the guidance bureauso unless he starts taking control and actually doing the steps taking the country or towards the democratic transition i think people will not be pleased otherwise. more international news for you this hour in brief in the u.s. alabama have surrounded a bunker for a man's been holding a six year old boy captive for more than a day the young service kidnapped from a school bus on tuesday after the driver was south dead the gunman has been identified as a sixty five year old retired truck driver by neighbors. south korea has warned its neighbors in the north not to carry out more nuclear test the reclusive state says it will carry out a high level testing that the u.s. in response to harsher sanctions from the u.n. handed down after they successfully launched a satellite into space last month on wednesday south korea itself successfully sent a rocket carrying a satellite into orbit. one of the owners of the brazilian nightclub in which more than two hundred thirty people died in a fire

this is already coming to you live from moscow with me marina joshie egyptian president mohamed morsi has declared a state of emergency in the cities of port say smiley and they are surrounding areas that's in response to anti-government protest which have resulted in forty eight deaths since friday seven more people died in ports a funeral procession for previous victims with unrest they were initially sparked by death sentence verdicts in a football riot trial local reporter bell true was caught in the epicenter of the clashes in cairo. in a televised press statement for president mohamed morsi so if he sees me that's going to take us to me i hears a clashes continue in cairo. president hundred most he declared a state of emergency for thirty days according to the constitution without means is that is that basically protests will be found security forces will have the rights to arrest. protesters without charge and in addition censorship may be legalized across these three count these three cities the misfeature president mohammed morsi also said to be a curfew course the city's bet

president mohamed morsi says it should stabilize soon and the central bank is warning they could run out of central bank currency reserves. egypt is still waiting for an imf aid package. >> we hope the talks with the international monetary fund will continue in january. the government will ask for a resumption in loan negotiations. >> until then, the central bank may sell more reserves to stave off a currency crash. >> 2012 is coming to a close in just a few hours in berlin. in other parts of the world, they are already bringing in 2013. >> fireworks lit up the sky in aukland. there were plenty of pyrotechnics. >> sydney putting on a spectacular welcome to 2013. kylie minogue sang the tunes to the display. 7 tons of gunpowder bait. the bridge in light for more than 1 million revelers. along with fireworks, they had a traditional bell ringing ceremony. even north korea accepts they cannot stop the passage of time. they clearly have money to burn in 2013. celebrations may be winding down in asia, berlin is still warming up in anticipation of the midnight hour. the biggest parties will

anti government protests raged on through the night in egypt, despite mohamed morsi's 30-day orderedook to the streets in cities like alexandria. they clashed police and disrupted rail service. cnn's ben wedeman joins us live from cairo. good morning. >> reporter: yes, well, we've seen -- cairo quieter than it was in the last few days. clashes overnight. but they have subsided. really, the focus of many protests are on the cities along the suez canal, where that 9:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. 30-day curfew has been imposed. but the residents of those cities are not really respecting the curfew. many of them purposefully went out and broke it. in fact, one of the cities, a large football match attended by thousands of people in defiance to the orders of a government that does appear to be increasingly unpopular. >> ben, these pictures are all too familiar. you remember all too well that the so-called arab spring two years ago outsted mu bumuu ba-- mubarak, brought morsi to power. as i understand it, there are several little issues that brought these protests in egypt. >> reporter: there are s

there is no indication that president mohamed morsi is going to acquiesce to those demands, so you can expect several more days and weeks perhaps of political division and street fighting. lester? >> all right, ayman, thank you. >>> in this country more peaceful scenes as large numbers of people took to the streets in washington and other cities today to keep the spotlight on gun violence and to back the obama administration's push for stricter gun laws. gun rights supporters are finding ways to demonstrate their own passions over the issue. nbc news white house correspondent kristen welker joins us now with more. kristen? >> reporter: lester, good evening. today's rally was organized by advocacy groups, one million moms for gun control. it was a day filled with emotion but also reality. the nation is still sharply divided when it comes to guns. a ground swell of support for stiffer gun laws and thousands rallied in washington to call for change in the wake of the newtown shooting, holding signs bearing the names of those lost and speaking their minds. >> no more. it's time to do somet

egypt's of the opposition's arms a clear message to the president they want to see mohamed morsi origin told to almost a week of deadly unrest is meanwhile flowing to the e.u. to discuss partnership deals on a visit shortened by chaos at home as in a few minutes. and open to detention the team talks were shutting down guantanamo bay gets the axe on a probe into cia secret prisons around the world it's a little operation. human rights groups and independent activists are raising the alarm over the rising number of atrocities allegedly committed by the mali an army as well as a french military assisting it government forces like use of multiple executions without trial or due process all reports i'm urging a french air strikes that have resulted in civilian deaths terrorism launched says the combat mission in mali almost three weeks ago under the banner of rooting out islam make insurgency in the north west african state would have honest international consultant former deputy speaker of the belgian parliament says that investigations and criminal procedures are just too much to ask for.

is ten am in the russian capital you're watching r t with me marina joshie egyptian president mohamed morsi has declared a state of emergency in three cities across the country it comes in response to violent as a government protest which have resulted in forty a day that's nationwide since friday a nightly curfew has been ignored by demonstrators staging a fresh wave of protest in several areas on monday morning the city of suez among those were clashes occurred after the government sent troops there a few days ago while the courts say has seen fatal clashes afferent death sentences were handed down to some participants of last year's football riot seven people were killed in the seaside city on sunday juri a funeral procession for victims of the violence a local reporter troupe was caught in the epicenter of the clashes in cairo. give it to devise a press statement of president morsi story steve is going to take us to me i hear the questions continue inquiry. president wanted most he declared a state of emergency for thirty days according to the constitution without means it is. that is b

egypt's opposition wants to see the president for urgent talks after almost a week of deadly unrest mohamed morsi himself is meanwhile going to the e.u. to discuss partnership deals on a visit shortened by chaos at home. and open to detention the team tasked with shutting down guantanamo bay gets the axe while a probe into cia secret prisons around the world gets little cooperation. it's six pm here in moscow eight am in washington d.c. you're watching archie with me and he said no way the u.s. senate has approved john kerry as the next secretary of state with hardly any want to opposing the nomination the sixty nine year old democrat will replace hillary clinton whose legacy includes the rise of anti-american sentiment worldwide as well as tough times with russia are going to camp takes a close look into kerry's political past to get more perspective on what to expect from him in the future the evolution of john kerry's views has been quite remarkable so remarkable that it's hard to pin where exactly his the ending on a number of issues he built his career on the reputation of a name to war advo