clashes continuing now in gee sa, not far from cairo university where there was another huge pro morrissey demonstration taking place as far as we understand reports from witnesses on the scene tell us that assailants, unknown assailants, drove past iring live ammunition at pro -- of the president's supporters. there are pictures of trees being burned down. while it is very violent there where those clashes are taking place, it is a small indication of just how dangerous the situation is, just how out of control it can get and this is what many people have been fearing and warning about as both sides continue to up the ante and continue to raise the stakes while the tension just simmers and it's a matter of time, many believe, that things could just really get out of hand unless some sort of solution is found and found quickly. >> you've been down amongst the protesters talking over the last few days, what sort of indications have you been getting from them about their willingness to resort to violence? >> well, i mean, in terms of those who have been camped outside for several days now in

supports of morrissey protests are taking place in the capital and the city south the cairo. let's go to our kobe bryant now nadim baba at a rally of supporters of the ousted president taking place outside of the mosque in cairo. that's going on there? broke up y, the rally a while ago. it was attended by a few hundred supporters of the deposed president mohamed morsi and were criticizing the grand ahmed el-tayeb and said he remained silent and by doing that he's playing into the hands of the people, that they are denouncing daily in their protests, the interim adership under president mansour. nd the general elsisi called for protests friday. prime re expecting the minister to speak soon. what are we expecting? >> the interim prime minister is probably going to try and justify why there was a call from the defense chief on wednesday for people to turn out because there's been a lot of discussion about the language and the reasons. a, why was he saying that if people turn out in large numbers that will give the authorities a mandate to tackle violence and terrorism what exact

mayor larry morrissey of rockford, illinois, joins us next. >>> breaking news now.llinois becoming the latest state in the nation -- lawmakers rush today to finalize a proposal ahead of a federal court deadline. both chambers of the illinois state legislature voted to override governor pat quinn, changes that the governor had made to the bill they approved more than a month ago. even some critics of the law argued it was better to approve something rather than risk the courts allowing unregulated concealed weapons in the state of illinois and chicago in particular, which has endured severe gun violence and murders over the past three years. our next guest has himself reversed course. he was once a member of new york city mayor's michael bloomberg's mayors against illegal guns. he's had enough. he quit the group after finding the agenda, in his judgment, seeking ways to ban legal guns and to attack the rights of legal gun owners. joining us now, rockford, illinois, mayor larry morrissey. good to have you with us, mr. mayor. >> good evening. great to be with you. >> g

joining us now, rockford, illinois, mayor larry morrissey. good to have you with us, mr.ayor. >> good evening. great to be with you. >> great to have you. your reaction to the illinois legislature making a decision override governor quinn's veto. >> well, i'm very pleased with the decision of the illinois legislatuue today. for a lot of us who have been in favor of concealed carry for quite a long time and we got a lot of help when the seventh circuit ordered our legislature to come up with a solution. i disagree with our governor. i think our citizens in a democracy like ours aren't subordinate, i'm pleas with the decision of the legislature today. >> i have to say, from mayor, you don't sound like a bloomberg acolyte. you've joined up with the mayors against illegal guns and now you've said you're out. why did you make this decision? >> well, back when i joined the group and this was in my first term, 2005, 2006 time frame, i took the organization for what it stood for, what its name was about, trying to keep guns out of the hands of individuals who have no right to car

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this is pressure on the egyptian president, mohammed morrissey, continues to mount today following the military's 48-hour ultimatum as well as a string of high-level detections from morsi's islamist government as those massive protests continue to sweep through that country. ayman, it is another day but the same story as we look around you and we hear it, just a remarkable scene there in tahrir square. >> reporter: well, yeah, absolutely incredible. you can probably hear behind me, it is a deafening sound. i can tell you that with every passing hour, more and more people are coming in to this square chanting, many of the same slogans they did two years ago. the arabic word for "leave." they are anticipating some sort of announcement. that may be premature but it is clear in the minds of the people here, the clock is ticking on the president of mohammed morrissey. president morsi has been in the palace today holding emergency meetings with the minister of defense, as well as the prime minister, perhaps in some attempt to try to salvage his presidency, try to come up with some type of fr

at the same time, those islammists who back morrissey are becoming more assertive trying to win public opinion. the response to the army's call for help which mobilized millions nationwide yesterday escalated the violence. today egyptian security forces opened fire on morsi supporters. one doctor at a morgue says the security forces were apparently shooting to kill. aljazeera's egypt television station reports some 4500 people were injured, but state authorities have not explained what happened. u.s. secretary of state john kerry said today egypt is at a pivotal moment more than two years after the arab spring ousted president hosni mubarak. and u.s. is not taking sides in this clash but is calling for peaceful protests and calm responses. >>> the driver of that train that crashed in spain killing 78 people is now being held on suspicion of negligent homicide. francisco jose garzon is due to appear before a judge by tomorrow evening. spain's railway agency says it was his responsibility to brake before going into the high risk curve where the train smashed into a wall on wednesday. it'

yes they refused to take part in any negotiations unless morrissey is reinstated which of course there's a very slim chance of that happening they are in denial and i think that their only chance is to take part in national reconciliation talks because. other than latter i don't see any solution to this crisis. the world student games are concluding in russia in just a few minutes will sum up the event that is brought team rush over one hundred gold medals but also some criticism at the closing ceremony. america and europe may be squarely behind syria's rebels but large numbers of high caliber u.s. and european weapons are circulating among the other side now internet images of shiite militia men fighting alongside president all sides troops with a western arms have emerged feeling some concern that washington will be able to will not be able to control where its weapons eventually end up or she's going to has more. with this don't discriminate us made arms our national will not be in the hands of iranian backed militias fighting in syria analyst philip smyth points to photos with hezbol

election then you overthrow the next guy ok the president is really bothering me here you don't like morrissey that's have a revolution it's not good for society any society no it's not good for society but i think that this is the people said a mandate for the next president when they overthrew mr mubarak back in two thousand and eleven and the lesser morsi did little to nothing to meet that mandate and now the people are responding to him as well i don't know how he thought that this was going to end but this is he's leading the same demise as his predecessor because he failed to govern in a way that was democratic and responsive to the needs of the people who overthrew the previous regime and i don't think that we have any reason not to trust the military. in that they will instill the kind of slow transition that we saw previously under gen tonto it generalises see don't get me wrong he has he has some blemishes on his record particularly with the record with with women's rights in the way that the women were treated during the spring revolution in two thousand and eleven and i'd like to t

as it emerged in the wake of a military coup the new government has entirely excluded members of morrissey's muslim brotherhood movement the rally follows the visit of the european union's top foreign policy official who urged both sides to cooperate in a political process. well you have to date here on our stay with us for our interview show worlds apart with us on a boy whom it's after the breaking news continues at the top of the hour. if you want or something truly baffling the u.s. supreme court has ruled that generic drug makers cannot be sued for bad reactions to their products only the original brand of creators of the drugs can the court's decision was five to four overturning a multimillion dollar award for a woman who was horribly wounded by taking a medication which gave her toxic epidermal necrosis which is basically the equivalent of getting third degree burns all over her body and of course after winning the case mutual pharmaceutical company is demanding their millions of dollars back from the woman who they naturally blame for having side effects from the medicine they made

morrissey's god chance and more of the more as he's gone the reason morsi was gone was was the country was was going down the tubes economically when when for instance the parking losses as someone put it the other day i thought some of the best when the parking lots outside the pyramids are empty and the tourists aren't coming and the economy is sinking in and into a whole you've got to do something that's a reality in a morsi came in and he blew it. you know and that's just the end of the story you know i think there's an argument to be made as far as mubarak you know i don't necessarily like to subscribe to the he may be n.s.o. be but he's our s.o.b. but unfortunately in some cases i have to admit to there's some relevance to it and grant would you like to reply to that well you know it we're basically trading egypt as a were panama and you know if we have our noriega in place kind of the hell with the panamanians and to a certain extent a lot of the anger on the streets and i think well warrant. has been the united states' position again of funding this deep state propping up the a

protesters detained on tuesday the country's interim leader swore in a new cabinet excluding members of morrissey's muslim brotherhood. movement has rejected the cabinet and its supporters are vowing to continue mass protest egyptian constitutional expert ziad asali says there will be no calm in the country unless all parties are involved in the political process. if the brotherhood doesn't participate in the transition process or revision of the constitution what it would mean is that this new constitution that's going to come out of this process will only represent the liberal and conservative side society and won't represent the is on the side of the population so would mean that it won't represent a cross-section of egyptian society and therefore will not reject a missy for a long time to come and what it would mean is it will just end up going from one crisis to another for another period of time instead of just reforming the constitution without having the brotherhood involved what the ruling it or you should do is that they should really engage in a national dialogue to try to decide what th

the unrest by today the country's interim president swore in a new cabinet excluding members of morrissey's muslim brotherhood is the most movement rejected the new ministers and its supporters are vowing to go ahead with mass protests gyptian journalist shahira amin says excluding the group will do much to improve the country's political climate. i think that is a fatal mistake excluding any political faction from the transitional political process is a fatal mistake people were complaining that morsi was in one nine single state and now they doing exactly the same keeping the islamists sidelined hoping to push them back underground just a short while ago there was a very brutal crackdown on pro protest is. that column that we're all waiting here we had to say they will launch. a holy war to defend islam and this will have very serious implications. coming up next talks on a boyko takes a look at the weaknesses of the developed economies could prove a blessing for developing countries stay with us for that. or remember those old wacky communist countries who constantly boost their numbers

the deadliest violence since morrissey was austined july 3rd. left 65 people dead and 270 wounded. a make shirt morgue was overwhelmed. all had been shot in the head, the heart, or the chest. and claimed everyone was targeted the military crack down concerned egypt's muslims. >> one doesn't have to be a fan of the muslim brother hood in any way whatsoever to protest what's happening in egypt at this stage. >> according to the associated press, the latest confrontation developed as security forces and armed men confronted promorrissey demonstrators as they tried to expand their main cairo senate. >> a state of anarchy. there is a break down of discipline and order in egypt. we will see. a lot more of this violence being carried out. on to israel. >> an unstable egypt is bad for the middle east and for u.s. interests in the region. >> egypt is absolutely key to any political profits in the middle east. to any stability in the region as a whole. and if things get out of control in egypt, my concern is that nobody can really insure any stability in the region as a whole. >> kpix 5. >>

morrissey tried to modify the leaders of the army removing about 80 high-ranking officers and appointedore as an honest officers 85 percent of the army of egypt is not with the muslim brotherhood, but there are very careful. they don't want to step into politics, former military regime, under the pressure of international community, but so the first day amid was directed at him. do not give us orders to crush the rebellion. the second is to tranquilize the international community. we are not going to be a military regime. that is basically what will tell us that the rebellion or uprising at the end of the day, the next government of egypt and the army will not step into politics. lori: their will be another government. you think this will happen soon and it will not, if i understand you correctly, include the president. >> it is impossible for him to rule egypt a demonstration of 20 million people. at the height of the arabs print we had one half million people in beirut. we have never seen. this is a symbol of determination of the egyptian people, but they don't want to the brotherhood

fellow navy wives theresa jones and stacy morrissey first heard about it on facebook.nbox, full of stories ab about the impact of sharing a meal and the comfort it can bring. >> what was it like for you to watch continuing this new chapter in your family's life happening while you were halfway across the globe? >> it kind of kept me going. i was very happy to see them dealing with it in a positive way. >> reporter: while the dinners have stopped for now, the lessons have not. one of the most important goes back to that empty seat. >> it's not just military family missing someone at the dinner table, there's people all through our community and neighborhoods who eat alone every night. >> reporter: though for some, that's starting to change, one meal at a time. >> and sarah's book "dinner with the smileys" is available now. they were so welcoming. the boys were great. such a great couple. really wonderful stories in the book. >> what a great idea. great idea. >> those kids seemed so grounded, so in touch with what's happening, where there father s why their father is awa

morrissey has rejected the ultimatum, saying he will pursue his own pattern national reconciliation. angryre seat aides said -- army statement is tantamount to military coup. millions have taken to the streets in recent days to call for morsi to go. the egyptian independent reports to presidential spokesman have resigned and says the prime minister has offered his cabinet resignation, but morsi has yet to accept it. president obama reportedly called president morsi monday night in part to confirm the u.s. still recognizes him as a democratically elected leader of egypt. and afghan capital kabul, at least 11 people were killed today in a suicide bomb and gun attack on a company supplying the nato mission in afghanistan. the police chief said the dead , andded four napoli guards afghan guard and two siblings as well as for insurgents. edward snowden has issued his first outlook message since arriving at a moscow airport more than a week ago. in a statement posted on the wikileaks website, snowden to dim the obama administration for revoking his passport and pressuring foreign governmen

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a military deadline for president mohammed morrissey to reach a deal with political opponents. that expired today. reports the president's national security advisers are now saying that a military coup is under way. the military trying to wrest control away from the president. despite that news the egyptian stock market up almost 7%. david: more bad news. did not affect the market. portugal is always in the spotlight. the concerns, the registration -- resignation of to the government ministers. the yield on the nation's benchmark ten year bonds soared on the news, well over a percent. liz: apple has hired former ceo of a french fashion house to work on special projects. there is no word from apple on exactly what the special projects are, but he has been there before. david: and pepsi is facing criticism for still using a coloring that contains a chemical linked to cancer in rodents. the report comes more than a year after the beverage giant plans to have promised to phase out the coloring. it says it will complete the phase out by february of next year. "after the bell" starts

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egyptian prosecutors are now investigating allegations that ousted president morrissey escaped from prisonhe 2011 revolution the question of whether not speed up the escaped surrounding the uprise has been debated in the media for months. >>anny: the death toll from saturday's massive train derailment in quebec has risen to 24. police have said that they have recovered a total of two dozen bodies on the scene of a small quebec town. police say about half the scene has been canvassed by a investigators. according to law authorities about 30 more people are still missing and presumed dead. they said the blaze vaporized victims. >>james: the leader of the texas state senate is determined to issue at a filibuster. a democratic filibuster protesters have helped prevent the abortion bill from becoming law. lieutenant governor says today there will be extra police officers at the state capital and anyone who breaks the rules will be thrown in jail. it bans abortions after 20 weeks as well as other restrictions >>mark: to russian officials plan to meet with a whistle- blower edward snowden. the me

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in his public statement morrissey was defiant. the opposition says the country now has the road map to a better future. this plant is a day that a plan to a new beginning which all of us want a social justice for an egyptian man and woman. >> catherine: president obama has issued a carefully worded statement.saying he's "deeply concerned" about the decision to remove morsi from office.and he hopes there's a return to a civilian government soon. >> catherine: the egyptian military is promising it will hand over the reins of power after new elections. >> catherine: tim? pam? >> pam: you can see the headlights showing the commute heading east. >> pam: theories are try to get to the east and north bay and the ac transit buses are picking up commuters there. there you can see the long lines and can see what look at them kids... they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was

he did state news agency says ousted president mohamed morrissey has been detained.apparently ordered his detention over alleged contacts with hamas to help him, and other members of the muslim brotherhood, break out of prison back in 2011. the announcement comes after an army chief calls for mass demonstrations today to oppose what he called " terrorism " a clear reference to the muslim brotherhood. the brother has also called for mass protests today. oil-field services giant, halliburton, will plead guilty to destroying evidence in the biggest oil spill in u.s. history. the justice department made that announcement yesterday according to court papers, halliburton officials threw out test results related to the gulf oil spill. the test focused on the number of devices needed to center the cement casing and the well at the center of the 2010 disaster. halliburton joint b.p. and rick op. trans ocean and admitting to criminal wrongdoing in connection with the block that killed 11 reporters and spewed up 4.9 million bar. of oil into the off over 86 days. >>mark: in east

martin morrissey joins us now. dan greenhouse with us as well. good to see you. trading performance? >> what we have seen so far when you look at jpmorgan and citigroup is that with the volcker rule kind of looming out there for these broker dealers within these big money center banks, they have avoided taking positions. so-so far what we have seen say better than expected performance, especially when the significant spike in interest rates could create some losses and fixed income. if goldman can avoid that, we think they can earn more than $3 today, significantly beating what you just said in the 288, 290 range that the street expects. >> so you're looking for something to beat. if they do that, how does that set them up for the second part of the year? >> well, what we're going to see is that customer flows and activities are picking up. if they have been able to avoid the position losses, it starts to set them up for a strong back into the year when the economy starts to get some traction. we start to see rotation of investors off the sidelines, and goldman s

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is the first report a meeting by anyone outside egypt military or security services with mohammad morrisseyce his overthrow and a july 3rd military coup. since the coup, which followed days of mass protests by millions of egyptians calling for more seats ouster, the islamist president has been detained by the military and an undisclosed location. >>darya: private first class brattling manning will learn whether he'll be convicted of aiding the enemy for sending more than 700,000 government documents to the anti secrecy website with the leaks. this afternoon and military judge at fort meade in maryland will announce the verdict. aiding the enemy is the most serious of 21 countermanding is contesting. if convicted he could get life in prison without parole. >>mark: the senate has confirmed james comey as the new fbi director. comey was a former deputy attorney general who worked in the george w. bush administration. the 93 it was one of cocaine after 1 republican senator grant called of kennedy-just kentucky dropped his filibuster of comey over concerns about domestic drones. >>darya: eight p

the people, and the military heard and witnessed the people rising up and it answered and said ok, morrissey goes, because they recognize, as did the vast people across egypt, that he had violated the constitution. he had become a tyrant. he had become a dictator and he had to go. and our administration here was slow to recognize. and it's very sad, because we do have a very intelligent president in the united states. yet, the image they have in egypt is that he sided with the wrong people, that the masses in egypt did not want. so on the same poster where they're praising the leader of the military in egypt for listening, the majority of adults in egypt in doing the they thing for democracy, have a red x through our great president's face. terribly unfortunate. does not actually do what this president and most of us most country hoped majority muslim nations will look on us more favorably. another poster here during the massive protests from what i was told by people that were there. they got really upset, as cnn kept saying, this is a coup, this is a coup, trying to diminish the importance

opposing the president but there are still a considerable number of people who support president morrissey sleep before they hear from the army. >> that's an important point, yousef, because we take those cheers as a sign of something. we're also hungry for information, and it's not a uniform group in the square. so you might be hearing cheers or seeing fireworks, but that may or may not mean that the president has in any way stepped down or conceded this showdown with the military. yousef, we'll come back to you i'm sure not too long from now. yousef is there for us in eye cairo. >> it is off the highs of the session but traders are getting little rest. the protesters standing firm there. traders have been watching carefully all the developments coming out of egypt. we're looking at oil prices above $100 a barrel. one trader pointed out, one thing the military does have control of, that's the suez canal. while there is concern among some we could see a disruption of oil flows through the suez canal, others say they don't believe that that is a great concern because of the military control

by petern article morrissey, professor a universally -- university of maryland business school. a writes, the irs is not neutral tax collecting institution but a collection of grassroots activists using unchecked power to the store the personal reputations and finances of those who oppose liberal ideas and inflict terror on ordinary americans to the arbitrary and capricious interpretation of tax rules and onerous audits. that is his take on the irs if you want to respond. one, if you do want a government, and some people may want to abolish the government entirely, but if you want the government, unit got to bring in revenue. if that is the case, you're going to bring it in through taxes as opposed to the government owning businesses. you will have to have an agency to collect it. so getting rid of this irs, you will have to replace it with some kind of agency that collects. i believe that the irs has the power to destroy lives. that is why i exist. that is why congress created my job and the people who work underneath me. it is to protect taxpayer rights. i have to say that i p