mohamed morsi became the first deemically elected president. he angered many egyptians by issuing an order that prevented any court from overturning his decisions, effectively allowing him to rule unchecked in my the drafting of a new constitution. that led to violence on the streets with opponents denouncing president morsi as a dictator and new faroe. his decision to overly the judiciary prompted judges to go on strike until he tore up the decree. morsi sacked the head of the armed forces, escalating a power struggle between the military and the president. >> i guess a decision has been taken by the military before running this election, the first democratic election, fair election that at a certain point, the military will enter and take over. >> on june 30 2013, millionion of people rallied across egypt calling for his resignation. three days later the man morsi appointed at the defense minister al sisi led a coup that removed him from power. he took over the day to day running of the country and morsi was imprisoned. mohamed morsi promised

in egypt, former president mohamed morsi is being said is to 20 years in prison without parole in fightinghe killing of protesters back in december 4012. it was broadcast on state television as morsi avoided the death penalty. he does have the right to appeal. we cross to sharif in cairo. good morning to you. more about today's verdict. sharif: well, morsi and other muslim brotherhood members were charged on inciting supporters to commit violence thuggery, and to illegally obtain and torture prisoners in december 2012. they were acquitted of the more serious charges of weapons -- and and pre-meditated murder which carries the death penalty. the trial was held behind closed doors, but today's sentence was broadcast on live television full stop you can see the defendants inside the cage holding up the four finger salute you used to commemorate the killing of the processors. dutch of the protesters will stop incident took place in december 2012 -- killing of the protesters. the incident took place in december 2012, they spoke out against morsi's can controversial decisions, which placed him b

and you will miss it japan's train breaks the world speed record. ♪ now egypt's former president mohamed morsieen sentenced to 20 years in prison. morsi was egypt's first democratically elected president and toppled in a military coup in 2013. his sentence relates to the deaths of demonstrators in 2012 and acquitted of inciting murder but instead was convicted of ordering the arrest and torture of protesters. 12 muslim brotherhood members also got 20 years. and we go to the university in new york and in the studio and good to have you with us, looking at what happened what do you expect the reverberations to be to the sentence? >> nobody can predict the kind of reaction about that verdict. of course i believe that the supporters of president, former president morsi and the sympathizers and members of the brotherhood, they are not very happy with this verdict, although i'm sure that they expected even worse verdict. >> do you think people in general see justice as being done or justice being preverted? >> in light of resent developments i guess the people who see justice being served by such se

. >>> egypt's18 years for egypt's former president mohammed morsi. and a man goes on trial at the age of 93. >> hello in one hour the saudi-led coalition said that it will end its airstrikes against houthi fight necessary yemen after 27ers iny iny men in yemen. the saudi force also still continue to target the movements of houthi fighters inside yemen. this was how a spokesman announced the end of the decisive campaign. today the goal of the campaign has been achieved and sovereignty has been protected. the yemeni citizen is no longer subject to dangerous of houthi militias and they've lost a large part of their capability capabilities. then the operation will begin with the government which has to rebuild yemen in a safe and security manner. >> the coalition would retain the rights to intervening yemen if necessary. >> we'll continue to target the houthis. we'll also continuing the support of the help with the evacuation of humanitarian support. there will be some military action when deemed necessary. >> coming up we'll have reaction from washingto

mohamed morsi is sentenced to 20 years in jail. anchor: the italian coast guard rescues 450 more migrants trying to cross the mediterranean. authorities arrest men they suspect are human traffickers. anchor: a former nazi goes on trial here in germany. he is known as the bookkeeper of auschwitz. anchor: the only democratically elected leader of modern-day egypt is headed to prison for 20 years. anchor: on tuesday, a criminal court sentenced mohamed morsi to two decades behind bars in connection with the murder of protesters back in 2012. anchor: it is the judicial climax in a genetic downfall for him and the once powerful muslim broader hood -- muslim brotherhood. anchor: amnesty international has called a travesty of justice. reporter: a 20 year sentence for the president in a cage. he was convicted in charges connected with the death of protesters. >> letting him off of the killing of protesters is the upsetting part. i don't believe the verdict avenges the depth of these individuals, but it is the court's decision. reporter: 10

. >> reporter: mohammed morsi -- >> reporter: mohammed morsi narrowly escaped the death penalty.e has been sentenced to 20 years in prison without the possibility of parole for what prosecutors say was his role of the arrest and torture of protesters in 2012. three protesters were killed. he can still appeal this conviction but he also faces several other charges, including an attempt at a prison break in 2011, where some prison officers were killed. a verdict on this is expected next month. spying. he is accused of conspiring to commit terrorist acts in egypt with hamas. fraud in connection with the muslim brotherhood. he is all thes charged with insulting the judiciary. several other defendants were also sentenced to 20 years. it was a long road to egyptian democracy. in 2011 mubarak was kicked out of office. then morsi became the first democratically elected president, but the celebrations wouldn't last long. he angered many by issuing an order to not allow any courts to overrule his actions. that lead to protests on the streets. his decision tos a -- s a shufrped temporary po

. >>> egypt's former president mohammed morsi gets 20 years in prison. >>> and it's being described thailand'siggest ivory bust. we'll have details on the seizure of elephant tusks in bang kong. >>> more than 400 asylum seekers have been rescued off of the coast of italy. the group was found by a fishing boat. the ship they were on was taking on water. it's just the latest incident in what has become an almost daily occurrence between northern africa and southern europe. in the last week alone more than 10,000 people have been rescued in the seas. hundreds more have drowned. ing on sunday a ship carrying more than 800 people sank off of the libyan coast. it's one of the worst disasters in the mediterranean sea. then on monday a ship carrying migrants smashed off of the greek island of rhodes. the italian and maltese guards scrambled to respond to distress calls from a ship from libya. >> reporter: given how difficult the crisis has become the sight of young italian women showering refugee ships are flowers is a display of basic humanity that is more than a little moving. this claimed 700 lives

he still faces other trials. >> reporter: mohammed morsi escaped the death penalty.s been sentenced to 20 years in prison without the possibility of parole for what the prosecution says was his role in the arrest and torture of protesters in 2012. three protesters were killed. he can still appeal this conviction but he also faces several other charges including an attempt at a prison break in 2011 where some prison officers were killed a verdict on this is expected next month. spying. he's accused of conspiring to commit terrorist acts in egypt with hamas. leaking state secrets and endangering egypt's national security. fraud in connection with the muslim brotherhood's economic and social program. he is also charged with insulting the judishciaryjudiciary. muslim brotherhood leader along with several other defendants were also sentenced to 20 years. it was a long road to egyptian democracy. mubarak was kicked out of office then in a divisive election in 2012, morsi became the first democratically elected president, but the celebrations wouldn't last long. he angered

. ♪ a cairo court sentenced proposed egyptian president mohamed morsi to 20 years in jail. ♪ hello andcome to al jazeera, i'm jane live from our doha headquarters and also ahead the captain of a migrant boat that went down carrying hundreds of people is charged. street battles in aiden and forces loyal to yemen president push back houthi fighters and a new art exhibit in london has art facts from one of the world's oldest cultures. ♪ cairo court sentenced deposed egyptian president mohamed morsi to 20 years in prison and 12 others also got a 20-year sentence and he was egypt had a coup against street protest against it and charges against protesters during demonstrations outside the presidential palace in december 2012. he faces three other cases including one linked to his escape from prison in 2011. he was being held in custody after a round up of muslim brotherhood supporters and facing charges of spying and conspiring to commit terrorists acts in egypt with palestinian movement hamas and allegations he endangered egypt's national security by leaking state secrets to qatar and fraud

. ♪ welcome to the news hour i'm sammy in doha and coming up in the show mohamed morsi gets 20 yearsn jail of the killings of protesters. iran calls for immediate ceasefire in yemen after they shatter the windows of the embassy in sanaa. captain of the boat that capsized off the coast of libya killing 800 migrants is charged with homicide. and i'll have all your sport including its crunch time as they overturn a two-goal deficit in the quarter final, all of that coming up later in the program. ♪ we start with egypt and former president mohamed morsi has been sentenced to 20 years in prison. he was egypt's first democratically elected president but toppled in a cue in 2013 12 other muslim brotherhood members also got 20 years. and sentence is for the death of ten protesters during clashes in december 2012. and there are three other cases against him including one linked to escape from prison in 2011. when he was held in custody after a round up of muslim brother hide supporters and also charged with spying and accused of conspiring to commit terrorist acts in egypt and the palestinian

. >>> granted mohamed bedea of the muslim brotherhood followed mohamed morsi in a military coup in 2013. >> i confirmed the execution for crimes they are accused of. >> the moment mohamed bedea the leader of the now outlawed muslim brotherhood was sentenced to court in a cairo court. 13 other members of the group were spared execution but given life in prison for insighting violence. after moasmed morsi the mohamed morsi the first democratically elected president was deposed. >> i'm defending mohamed sultan, not because he's an american. we'll take the legal procedure towards the verdict. in the trial we believe he will be found innocent. >> 25-year-old sultan was arrested in august 2013 when security forces came looking for his father, a proposal nent prominent member of the muslim brotherhood. same judge who also handed down life sentences to three egyptian journalists on sat saturday for quote, spreading chaos. calling it the latest in a significantly deteriorating system for press in egypt. kaitlin mcgee, al jazeera. >> the vote to elect new state governors in nigeria saw nine peopl

. >>> and sentence for mohamed morsi. plus breaking the rail speed record how japan has pushed rail technology once more. >>> and with sports including a history-making goal fest by bayern munich. first time they have overturned a two-goal deficit in europe. >> the air campaign against the houthi in yemen have come to an end. saudi arabia said that it has achieved it's objective in destroying heavy weapons and ballistic weapons held by the houthies. the operation named decisive storm has ended. >> for their part houthi leaders say that political deal to end the fighting has been reached. we have the latest. >> saudi-led airstrikes in yemen are over. coalition forces say that military goes the houthis are no long arrest threat to yemen and the region. but they warn that any attempt to destabilize yemen will be met with force. the airstrikes may be over, but the campaign can just be moveing into a new as yet unclear face. >> you we will bring support and help with evacuations and humanitarian support. the operations regardi

listening there as the verdict was read out in the case against the deposed egyptian president mohamed morsi given 20 years in jail along with another prominent figure in the muslim brotherhood. who we understand also received 20 years in jail. there were concerns, of course, that a death sentence was a possibility. and that are that could have been issued, but as i said egypt's first democratically elected president sentenced to 20 years in jail in connection with a case of the deaths of protesters outside the presidential palace back in december 2012. >>> let's take you further south to africa. returning home despite south african leaders calling for calm off a series of violent attacks on the immigrant community. the president urged them to protect immigrants describing the attacks as vial. he's being blamed for stoking the unrest after he said foreigners were to blame for south africa's high crime rate. we spoke to some foreign workers who are heading home to zimbabwe. >> reporter: families have been on the road for about 24 hours and as you can imagine they are very hungry. they are now

mohamed morsi was charged with inciting the killing that protestors in cairo in 2012. in one incident, at least 817 protestors were killed when security forces opened fire on a sit-in. some say the whole thing was calculated politically. the whole thing had been calculated right from the start politically. in my estimation and the way i see it, the trial itself, the trialles of morsi have been politicized, like many other cases, which is either pending trial or actually being tried now. >> morsi was deposed by the army in 2013. he faces charges in three other cases. >> an indonesian court convicted an american couple of murder. 21-year-old tommy schafer was sentenced to 18 years in jail for beating his girlfriend's mother to death in a hotel room in bali. heatinger mack was convicted of helping. she received a 10 year sentence. >> the captain and first mate of a ship off the coast of libya that sank are under arrest, the captain charged with homicide. prosecutors say he was responsible for the ship capsizing, drowning 800 people. the victims were trying to flee the vio

until friday to convince your rechiefs it has means to pay off all this debt. >>> to egypt where mohamed morsias been sentenced to 20 years in jail. the former president was convicted of arresting and torturing protesters that gathered in cairo in december of 2012. morsi was egypt as first freely-elected leader following the arab spring uprising. >>> in the u.k. the world's oldest monarch is marking a very special occasion. queen elizabeth ii turns 89 today, wow. she is celebrating privately at home. the queen set to become the country's longest reining monarch this year, overtaking her great great-grandmother, queen victoria. wow. with a handbag for every occasion. >>> speaking of people living longer you may want to skip your next dose of vitamins. a new study from the university of colorado cancer center suggested that some supplements can actually do more harm than good. some even increasing your risk of cancer? is nothing sacred? joining me from the university of north carolina department of medicine, dr. kevin campbell. welcome to the show. keith, this is so annoying to me. you're told f

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the former egyptian president mohamed morsi was sentenced to 20 years in jail with hard labor in the connection during the detention of protesters during his time in office. it is the first of the cases brought against him since the military disposed him in 2013. the british authorities arrested navinder singh sarao the charges at the request of the u.s. over allegations he manipulated the u.s. stock market, including an event in may known as the flash crash when the main index fell 600 point in five minutes. the army in south africa is deploying in areas hit by a wave of violence against immigrants from elsewhere in africa. soldiers are patrolling part of the provinces, including the ball is -- including the township of alexandria in johannesburg. a boat capsized off the coast of greece and they are telling halloween stories of their time at sea in the hand of people smugglers. sergeants are trying to crack down on the sergeants. -- the captain has been charged with reckless multiple homicide. we begin with damian grammaticas with a survivor story. damian: it is the roll of the surv

the criminal court in egypt has sentenced mohamed morsi, the former president, to 20 years in jail.first legal decision, finally, against him. >> you can get all of the details of that verdict in the "wall street journal." 20 years in prison for stirring up violence. it is very interesting to see how the egyptian press is responding to this. there were only articles in the pro-government papers talking about the trial. he was acquitted of premeditated murder. that was a crime that would have carried a mandatory death penalty. in this editorial in the pro-government paper, they say that he should have gotten the death sentence. they say the court was too lenient. another pro-government paper is more measured. it says that 20 years is pretty good. these trials are encouraging proof that democracy is moving forward in egypt. anchor: let's go to germany. many papers are reacting to the trial of the man known as the bookkeeper of auschwitz. >> he admitted that he was morally complicit. that is a quote you can see in an article i have pulled out. he says that he is morally complicit in th

police and soldiers have been the target of regular attacks since the overthrow of president mohammed morsin 2013. >>> 13 iraqi soldiers have been killed in battles with isil fighters. 22 others were injured in the fighting as the iraqi army ramps up its efforts to regain control of anbar. we're joined live now from the capitol of baghdad. omar could you put in to perspective these gains that isil continues to make. >> reporter: well it's clear that isil remains a very powerful force despite the offensive from the iraqi army as well as the u.s.-lead coalition air strikes, not only against the group in anbar but other parts of the country. the recent gains are quite big at least four areas to the north and northeast of ramadi fell to isil. we understand most of ramadi is under isil control. this develop [ inaudible ] to the government's fight in anbar. however, it proves the lack of abilitities, training and weaponry on behalf of the iraqi army. that's why the prime minister made a demand to the u.s. to supply iraq from fighter jets drones as well as attack helicopters. >> omar if the iraqi

president mohamed morsi. in syria, hundreds have escaped after the yarmouk refugee camp wasshelled. fighters have taken control of most of the camp. it fits right on the outskirts. only a few kilometers from assad's presidential palace. the u.n. recognizes the yarmouk neighborhood has two camps. yarmouk and falesteen. both have seenfieding since the start of syria's war. the palestinian refugees more than 150,000. many have fled since the conflict began. it's now home to just 18,000 or so sirryaz, and the u.n. describes it as complete deprivation. they are cut off by syrian government groups. stefanie dekker now reports. the yar mook camp has been besieged for more than two years. people starving no running water and no electricity. now, isil is taking control of most of themt the areas. some have managed to escape they are afraid of being attacked by isil. some villages have reconciled with the regime. aid is coming to these areas. thousand remain trapped by the fighting. there is the added fear of government attacks which also are trying to push isil out. the government is ted to

former egyptian president mohammed morsi will spend the next 20 years in prison. a judge in cairo handed down the sentence this morning for the former president and 13 others. morsi's charges include insighting the killing of protesters outside the presidential palace in december of 2012. military leaders eventually ousted morsi in july 2013. >>> an american woman and her boyfriend are going to prison for killing her mother in e indones indonesia. that court sentenced heather mack to ten years in jail. her boyfriend, tommy schaefer, will get 18 years. they beat mack's mother to death during a vacation in bali. mack gave birth to a baby girl in march. >>> federal officials are investigating a cellphone video on youtube appearing to show a police officer grabbing a camera from a woman and taking it away. it happened in southern california. outside of l.a. the video shows the woman pointing a cellphone or camera at officers standing in front of a home. at one point an officer runs up to the woman, grabs the device, throws it on the ground. police chief says the office

. ♪ welcome to the news hour i'm sammy in doha and coming up in the show mohamed morsi gets 20 yearsil of the killings of protesters. iran calls for immediate ceasefire in yemen after they shatter the windows of the embassy in sanaa. captain of the boat that capsized off the coast of libya killing 800 migrants is charged with

that was when the military overthrew islamist backed president mohamed morsi. red cross officials are preparing to deliver humanitarian aid to the people in yemen. the saudi-led coalition conducting air strikes in the country has granted permission. a red cross spokesperson said they have approval for two planes to fly in to the country. they'll be carrying emergency medical staff and supplies. red cross officials have been calling for an immediate 24-hour cease-fire. they're hoping to send aid in to sanaa on monday but it's still unclear whether shia muslim houthis controlling the capital will agree. government forces and houthi militants are still fighting in the southern city of aidan and an al qaeda affiliated group that attacked a military base in the south has clashed with local tribes. saudi arabia and other sunni muslim arab nations have been bombing houthi militant strongholds in yemen since late march. the u.n. says the fighting has killed at least 500 people and injured 1700 others. >>> japan's chief cabinet secretary and the governor of okinawa are

holding back on this aid because of the overthrow of the democratically elected government of mohammed morsi, but now says it is in u.s. international security interest to provide assistance to egypt so they can continue the fight. one thing that did they to the do is certified that egypt made significant progress in human rights and rule of law another condition of releasing some of that aid. the white house said that president obama expressed those concerns in that phone call to egyptian president el-sisi. >> nigerian president-elect defighted jonathan goodluck jonathan and said he will work to serve everyone in nigeria. not just those who voted for him him. >> we have changed our nation's destiny for the good of all nigerians. i announce that i shall be the next president. >> this is the first time that the opposition has ever unseated an incumbent president in democratic elections. yvonne ndege has more. >> there are challenges for muhammadu buhari to tackle. health and education getting your children into the right schools, paying bills for the public utility, getting a job. tribalism a

mohamed morsi was found guilty of ordering the killings of anti-government demonstrators. international human rights groups are expected to criticize the decision. morsi and 14 other defendants stood in a steel cage at the cairo criminal court. the men are members of the muslim brotherhood group. morsi is accused of instructing security forces to kill opposition protesters in 2012 when he was in office. the muslim brotherhood strongly opposed the verdict. the group issued a statement saying the military is exploiting the judiciary as a weapon in the battle against the popular will. morsi was the country's first freely elected president in 2012, but he was deposed in a de facto military coup in july 2013. >>> chinese president xi jinping ended a two-day official visit to pakistan with a speech in the country's parliament. he expressed hope that pakistan will play a constructive role in advancing peace in neighboring afghanistan. the president said china and pakistan will fight together to eliminate the threat of terrorism. observers say he was apparently referring to separa

seen an increase in attacks against security forces since the overthrow of the egyptian president mohamed morsi. >> the u.n.'s palestinian refugee relief agency demands an immediate end to the fighting in the camp in syria. the islamic state of iraq and the levant that entered the refugee camp and taken control of its western part. anti-government fighters defended the area, home to thousands of people. >> smoke rises from the refugee camp in southern damascus. these nearby listen anxiously to the sounds of gunfire. activists say isil stormed the compound tuesday fighting with anti palestinian militias. it was the last thing the desperate people needled. >> there have been fierce clashes in the vicinity of the 18,000 civilians there. amongst those are 3,500 children and their lives are in danger. >> the palestinian refugee camp has been under siege since 2013, with tiny amounts of aid getting through. human rights groups say women are dying in childbirth and children of starvation. isil has fought with free syrian army around the camp before but was pushed into nearby districts. activists are c

egypt's former president mohamed morsi is sentenced to 20 years in jail.it could be the last trial of its kind. a german court examines charges into a former nazi accused of complicity and hundreds of thousands of deaths at auschwitz.

the region has seen an increase of violence since the overthrow of former president mohamed morsi in 2013. >> turkish police arrested people suspected to have links to a group a prosecutor was killed when police tried to rescue him from gunmen. gunmen tried to storm the police headquarters in istanbul on wednesday. >> an israeli soldier has been wounded at a checkpoint at a palestinian city in the occupied west bang. the stabbing happened at the checkpoint. we have the latest from jerusalem. >> what we know after speaking with the israel military, according to them, a palestinian man along with five others tried to penetrate in their words the separation wall, an israeli platoon or group of soldiers happened on them during what was described as a routine patrol. that's when the altercation occurred. as we know, an israel soldier was lightly wounded in this altercation. the palestinian man who allegedly attacked the soldier has been taken into custody for interrogation, as well as the five other men who are with him. >> at least 17 people are dead and 36 others injured after an explos

notably over saudi arabia's support for the coup that ended with the out of thing of president mohamed morsi, but despite that, turkey's thrown its weight behind the saudi campaign in yemen and has offered logistical support. no indication what they were talking about last night but some believe logistical support. >> to what degree will this strain relation between the two countries? they have a lot at stake economically. >> well, yeah, well, there are considerable notable political strains between the two but they need each other economically. they hope to increase bilateral trade this year. they need each other because turkey need's iran's gas and iran facing sanctions from the united states and the europe union and other parts of the world needs the foreign exchange it earns selling that gas to turkey. despite political differences it's unlikely it will affect the economic times between the two countries. >> the u.n. security council is discussing helping palestinians caught in the crossfire in yarmouk. most of the camp is in ruins after overrun by isil wednesday. the council is consider

he script has seen increasing levels of violence since president mohammed morsi was removed in 2013.enya's interior ministry has revealed that one of the four gunmen in the stack on garisa university was the son of a state government chief. at easter sunday mass in the catholic church prayers were said for the 148 people killed by al shabaab fighters. the victims have been singled out for being commission. worshippers in the capital celebrated easter under increased security. it's the worst the country has seen since 1998. the latest lights go live to cath catherine soy. christians filling churches on this eastern sunday are no doubt keenly aware of the execute threat against them. what can you tell us about those suspected of carrying out thursday's attack. yes, jonah, we did speak to some of our sources a quiet very bright person. he was a graduate a graduate in one of the universities in nairobi. we spoke to a journalist who earlier talked to his father who said that, yes, it's my son, and he said that he has not seen his son since may last year. he said when his son disappear, he

holding back on this aid because of the over throw of the democratic lyally elected government of mohamed morsimonths ago but believes it's in the u.s. national security interest to provide this assistance to egypt so it can continue the fight. one thing the united states did not do is certify that egypt had made significant progress in democracy, human rights and the rule of law that was another condition for releasing some of that aid and the white house says president obama expressed those concerns in that phone call to egyptian president al-sisi. >> reporter: jamie mcintyre at the pentagon. nigeria president elect calls it a new day for a new nigeria and muhammadu buhari is making plans to take over power after defeating president goodluck jonathan saturday and spoke a short time ago. >> your vote have changed our nation and destiny for the good of all nigerians and they have announced that i, muhammadu buhari shall be your next president. >> reporter: if first time the opposition has ever unseated the incumbent president in democratic elections. yvonne is live from abuja and thanks for bei

ten years in prison and targeted in the town and violence following removal of former president mohamed morsi13. chinese president ping arrived in pakistan's capitol for his first state visit. expected to unveil $46 billion of investments in energy and roads and buildings. the move is being seen as part of beijing's drive to increase its influence across asia nicole johnston has more from islamabad. >> reporter: high in the mountains, close to the border of china and pakistan china is expanding the highest international paved road the karakorum highway and expanding its influence. this is part of a $43 billion project called the china, pakistan economic corridor and go from china's providence all the way south through pakistan to the port city of guarda. >> when the china/pakistan corridor becomes operational, china would be directly connected to the middle east and gulf states and to africa and this would be a big dividend coming directly from the corridor. >> reporter: construction started on a chinese funded deep see port there and take the time it takes for goods and oil to reach china fr

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they are angry over the trial of ousted president mohammed morsi due in court next month for insulting the judiciary. it came on the same day the spiritual leader of the outlawed mutts lim brotherhood and in court, sentenced to death for inciting violence against the state. >>> still ahead on al jazeera, indian farmers stage a mass rally over government plans to make land seizures easier. >>> a state-of-the-art journey through ancient history. stupping replicas are on display. just because i'm away from my desk doesn't mean i'm not working. comcast business understands that. their wifi isn't just fast near the router. it's fast in the break room. fast in the conference room. fast in tom's office. fast in other tom's office. fast in the foyer [pronounced foy-yer] or is it foyer [pronounced foy-yay]? fast in the hallway. i feel like i've been here before. switch now and get the fastest wifi everywhere. comcast business. built for business. >>> hello again. a reminder of top stories on al jazeera. hundreds are feared dead after a fishing boat capsized off a libyan coast. so far, 28 surviv

gathered and ran through the streets hurling stones at security forces and angry at the ousted mohamed morsinext month for insulting them and the out lawed muslim brotherhood in court and sentenced to death a week ago for inciting violence against the state. u.n. has warned that 90,000 people are running for their lives in iraq's anbar providence and the area is the center of a military offensive against i.s.i.l. fighters but their government is denying them some relative safety of the capitol, from baghdad we report. >> reporter: a sea of people on the run. escaping i.s.i.l. which is about to fully control the city of ramadi and walking and driving for the last two days taking whatever they can. men, women young and old. this is a terrified population with no place to stay. some have been stuck near this bridge in southern baghdad. they are angry with their politicians and tribal leaders. >> translator: they don't care about us look at what happened to us and the conditions they sold us and are cowards and traitors. >> translator: we slept on the streets in the open in miserable conditions

violence against security forces has increased in sinai after the military moved president mohamed morsifice in 2013. >> gunmen have opened fire on the south korean embassy in libya's capital, killing a local guard and civilians. no embassy staff were injured. at least 40 rounds were fired from a mission gun before the .ttackers fled >> hillary clinton has ended the suspense, announcing she will seek reelection to the white house in 2016. plan to spend the next several weeks reaching out to voters. she plans to put middle-class americans first. >> i'm running for president. americans have thought their way back from tough economic times. but the deck is still stacked in favor of those at the top. everyday americans need a champion. i want to be that champion. >> a cyber security firm has identified cyberattacks against government and corporations across southeast asia. from my guest to joins us from singapore. thank you for joining us. 10 years this operation remained in play and that nobody knew about it until now. how did you discover it? >> that is right. it has been targeting an expl

in the number of attacks against security forces since the overthrow of the egyptian president mohamed morsi> here is what's cooling up on al jazerra why nigeria's outgoing president hopes to set an example for africa and i don't understand. plus. >> reporter: i am faiz jamil in india where diarrhea caused by the roto vie us kills thousands of children every year, especially in poor areas like this one coming up we'll look at a locally made cheap vaccine that's aiming to change that. >> al jazeera america international news. shining a light on the untold stories. >> believe in yourself and you'll get there. >> making the connections to the bigger picture. >> shouldn't you have been tougher? >> get the international news you need to know. al jazeera america. ♪ ♪ >>> the top stories on al jazerra. gunmen have stormed the university in kenya's northeast near its border with somalia. police say two guards were killed in the attackers are now hold up in student hostiles. the red cross says 32 people have been injured. saudi-led air strikes are forcing houthi rebels to pull back from the yemeni so

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holding back on this aid because of the overthrow of the democratically elected government of mohamed morsimonths ago but united states believes it's in the u.s. national security interest to provide this assistance to egypt so it can continue the fight. one thing the united states did not do is certify that egypt had made significant progress in democracy, human rights and the rule of law that was another condition for releasing some of that aid and the white house says president obama expressed those concerns in that phone call to egyptian president al-sisi. >> reporter: closing arguments monday on the boston marathon trial after the defense rested the case and defense called four people to testify tuesday compared to the 92 witnesses prosecutors called. dzhokhar tsarnaev attorneys said he admitted what he is accused of doing and the goal is to convince the jury his brother master minded attack and hoping to avoid the death penalty. the highest minimum wage in the country and starting today workers get a bump in increase in paychecks but not everyone supports the plan. a story of a woman

a number of attacks against security forces since the overthrow of the egyptian president mohamed morsiil forces in syria have retreated from the palestinian refugees camp after taking control of its western part. anti-had of government forces defended it. >> reporter: smoke rises from what is said to be the refugees camp in damascus, those living nearby listen anxiously to the sounds of gunfire activists say isil stormed the western part of the camel on tuesday fighting with anti-government palestinian militias. it was the last thing the desperate people needed. since early afternoon there were fierce clashes fierce clashes in the vicinity of the 18,000 civilians who were there. now, remember, amongst those are 3,500 children. and their lives are in danger. the pal tip general refugees camp has been under siege since 2013 with tiny amounts of aid getting through. human rights groups say women are dieing in childbirth and children of starvation. isil has fought with free syrian army around the camp before but was pushed out in to nearby district. activists are concerned that though isil

cairo court is expected to deliver its first verdict in the trial of deposed egyptian president mohamed morsi's charged with inciting the killings of protesters in connection with the deaths of 10 people outside the presidential palace in 2012. >>> hundreds of soldiers in guinea have taken control of the capital after violent confrontations with anti-government protesters. demonstrators are angry at an election timetable. and are calling for it to be scrapped. >> reporter: it's the seconds time in two weeks that the ghanaian capital has resembled a battlefield. rock-throwing protesters were met with tear gas from the police and then there were arrests. hundreds of anti-government protesters took to the streets. they want a controversial election timetable to be scrapped. >> translator: the moment we entered the house of our leader we were met with a large number of police shooting at us, protesters also reacted with stones. just now we heard gunshots and a boy was hit. the national police force is responsible for this situation. >> reporter: last month guinea's independent elector commission

the government is accusing supportssupporters of deposed president mohamed morsi.they have blocked off streets and neighborhoods and crowds were quickly dispersed. >>> there have been more airstrikes by the saudi-led coalition in yemen. supporters of abd rabbuh mansur hadi have pushed shia rebels back. yemen's foreign minister insist the houthis must surrender before the peace process can begin. >> there will be talks as long as the houthies and militias of ali abdullah saleh put their weapons aside and surrender. >> attacks against security forces have increased. saudis say they've arrested this man on suspicion of killing two police officers earlier this month in riyadh. 23 years old they said he confessed to carrying out the shootings after meeting a member of the islamic state of iraq and the levant, isil, in syria. our correspondent has more in saudi arabia. >> after the investigation with him he admitted to the crime. he said that he was recruited by isis earlier and that the man man a man that he believes to be from north africa judging from thinks accident.

violence has increased in sinai since the military removed president mohamed morsi from office.: an attack on the south korean embassy in libya, the ministry saying no embassy staff were injured. at least 40 rounds were fired from a machine gun before the attackers fled. a group loyal to the islamic state said they were behind the attack. angie: 18 years after tiger woods won his first u.s. masters another 21-year-old has claimed the title. jordan spieth remains in control. the texan lead at augusta, becoming the second against -- the second youngest to wear the green jacket behind tiger woods. rishaad: welcome back. joining me is shery ahn and fred neumann. it is all looking a bit soggy. fred: it is looking soggy out there. if you look at rates today, it is mushy, soggy. angie: what is raining on the parade, fred? fred: the expectation earlier this year was that china went down fast, that we see strong growth in the u.s. here we are, and u.s. doesn't look as strong. asian exports have not picked up anything of that slowdown. news from china isn't that reassuring on the domestic

committee to protect journalists have shown attacks that after the military out of the the president mohamed morsi, egyptian was for the first time, the third biggest country for the press after syria and iraq in 2013, and also was ranked the fifth that -- in 2014. those are coupled with a wide crackdown and censorship effort by the governmentvilleification campaign that said journalists are inciting chaos and supporting terrorists. >> there is a report lifting the worst place for journalists and censorship some include eritrea, iran, eritrea tops the list. tell us about the situation there and why does your report say that the last three years have been the worst around the world, what are the contributing factors? >> the report criteria is basically discussing whether there is access for information whether the government is denying access to journalists censoring important issues, shutting down t.v. stations, shutting down internet and eritrea is one of those countries, just they are an exception around the world. they actually have only 5% of the citizens with access to cell phones and they ha

they were among thousands detained in 2013 as the country overthrew president mohammed morsi. >>> thousandsers took to the streets in sanaa. saudi forces are expected to get more intelligence from the u.s. to learn about crucial targets. meantime, unicef says it has delivered a 16 ton shipment of medical supplies for those caught up nat chaos. officials say getting aid on the ground has been impall amist the fighting. we have an a activists from sanaa. hearing the accounts from medical personnel who were trying to get to had those injured and in need. it sounds haroing, is there possibility aid can get through? >> right now it's slim. things are escalating as we go by the day. every day has been worse than the one before it. there are hopes right now that a cease fire could be reached. these hopes are slim because of the ongoing differences between the president and the houthies right now. both do not want to admit that the other exists. this result is making yemenis suffer the most. hundreds of thousands have been evacuated sanaa. to where will they evacuate? all the provinces right now in

ousted egyptian president mohammed morsi is going to jail. ind bars for killing of hundreds of protesters in 2012. the egyptian judge dropped murder charges which would have carried the death penalty. morsi faces several other trials with thousands of members of the muslim brotherhood. remember he was egypt's first freely-elected president. >> anyone hoping the republican presidential field might be narrowed or even clarified by this weekend's gathering in new hampshire must be disappointed today. nobody seemed particularly to stand out. nor did anyone fall into the orchestra pit or commit some other damaging gaffe. martha: brit hume like only brit hume can say it, nobody really stood out in the gop field over the weekend in new hampshire as potential candidates flooded the state battleground for this, really one of the first times out there together. among them was texas republican ted cruz. he joins us now. senator, welcome to have you here in "america's newsroom." >> martha, great to be with you. martha: you heard assessment of mr. human. w