month. >> morrisey. >> morsi. >> okay. >> who is suited to be president?le trust to hand over the country to after the previous horrible experience? this is not the time for experimenting with new political leaders, any new experiments will lead to the loss of our country. >> reporter: the growing admiration for sisi reminds some of the man who ruled egypt from 1956 to 1970. he was popular that led a government that was responsible for widespread human rights abuses. sisi supporters seem willing to accept his crack down on the muslim brotherhood. in which at least a thousand people have been killed. >> sits the fear of the future. fear of change. fear of the instability that the country has seen the lack of security. they believe because they have been kept in the dark for so long, so they believe that the exceptional measures that has been taken by the military are the solution for the problems that they are facing at the moment. >> reporter: sisi has said that he won't run for president. but his supporters think that he can be persuaded. for them a chang

security officials say the morrisey supporters have been stages almost daily assaults on security forceser targets. the egyptian government appears to be focusing on a group that helped toss the knew bar he can. they are looking in to charges that 35 activists, send money from the u.s. and other countries to aid the 2011 up rising. the activists call the accusation false and say it's just an intimidation tool. a violent independence day in brazil asthmas i have protests erupt all across the country. anger at political corruption and demand for better services. in rio police used tear gas and rubber bullets to break up the crowd. at least 10 people were arrested and in other cities, demonstrations were mostly peace. jubilation in japan. >> tokyo. >> the olympics will return to the country come 2020 as tokyo gets the local bid. >> a lot the thunderstorms across the states, and flood advisories coming in too. coming up i'll show you where to expect the rain and more sunshine. ♪ ♪ my name is jonathan betz. i'm from dallas, texas, and i'm an anchor for al jazeera america. >>my name is ranjani

brotherhood supporters were killed in july avi i didn't want's army deposed egyptian president mohamed morrisey the brotherhood. now a powerful new frontline documentary i didn't want? egypt in crisis follows the from two years ago to military rule today in a sharply divided fragile land. if more i am very pleased to be joined from boston by charles senate, correspondent for the frontline program and founding editor of global post. charles appreciate you being with us tonight. the muslim brotherhood. >> good to be with you. >> talked about gradual reform before they were pushed from power. but many of the reforms were things that a lot of people in the country were not happy about. this court ruling on monday, which may or may not stand, but if it does stand, it will drive the brotherhood underground. what do you think will actually happen? will they go underground as they had been for most of the 20th century? >> you know, the ruling by this court, it should be noted, is a very obscure court. as you pointed out. i am not sure it will stand were the washington post was reporting late this after