morrissey has been replaced by the former military leader, but reports morrissey supporters from theow banned muslim brotherhood continue to demand his reinstatement. >> denouncing a coupe that took mace a year ago, these are supporters of president morrissey fighting with security forces southwest of the capitol. misfire tier gas to disburse the crowds. the protestors want morrissey to return to office. he was deposed by this man, last july. a year later, egyptians remain bitterly divided. we don't see any change. neither will we see any change in the next 500 years. >> egypt need as military man to fix this. it won't do having a military person rule the country. despite the tight security, they remain defiant. rights agencies are alarmed aability what the is described as a deteriorating humanitarian situation. this is what amnesty international had to say. >> a startling declaration. >> this road map includes suspended the constitution holding presidential and parliamentary elections in the formation of a national reconciliation committee that will include young people. after morri

i remember there was a coup last year when the muslim brotherhood, mohammad morrissey was the presidentd from power. >> jon: i am familiar. >> the military took over. they basically want to shut down any defense against the government. so our guys were still operating in egypt quietly, but we were still operating there. they came through the hotel door. they called us the marriott shell and they arrested the three guys in the marriott cell. >> jon: they called you marriott cell, as though you were in the marriott sleeper cell. >> yes, the marriott hotel. >> jon: you always have to stay at the days inn. >> now we know. >> jon: that's your problem. >> so they've been in prison ever since. this is 2005 days today. >> jon: let me get their names. i think it's important. peter greste, australian. >> bar muhammad is egyptian and muhammad fatmy is half canadian and half egyptian. >> one of these gentlemen is in the hospital? >> yes, muhammad had a dislocated shoulder and it became broken while he was being transferred. >> jon: people can slip and fall. >> they can slip. >> jon: sure. >> they w

lll any morrissey fans here? any fans of morrissey? [ cheer ] [ laughter ] i was surprised by this.mer bodyguard is suing morrissey, claiming he was fired because he was unwilling to beat up an over-eager fan. i guess he figured anyone who was that into morrissey had already suffered enough. [ light laughter ] this is an odd story. according to french officials, the gardens at the louvre have become overrun with rats. though officials later apologized and promised to refer to us as americans in the future. [ laughter ] [ french accent ] "this was a mistake. it was a slip of the tongue. also, they way you scurry around, sometimes you look like rats. [ light laughter ] that is not my fault. it is the fault of the way that you scurry. scurry less and we will call you rats less." [ laughter ] here is some tech news. wikipedia is now accepting donations using the online currency bitcoin. so now you can support information you are not sure is true with currency you are not sure is money. [ laughter and applause ] finally. i guess this is no surprise. a new report shows that people are eat

former president morrissey was ousted in a coup. turkey, that relationship is also fractured. one other possibility may be qatar. but in response to questions on friday, and today, the white house did not say the president would dispatch secretary kerry to the region this week. lester? >> kris jan sing at the white house, thank you. >>> severe weather in the u.s. has produced deadly lightning strikes. two people were killed by lightning in two days, both in colorado's rocky mountain national park. nearly two dozen others were injured. we get details from nbc's ra ha meth ellis. >> reporter: now there's concerns about deadly weather. >> a group of people trying to get down a trail was hit by lightning. >> reporter: in the past two days, 12 people in the mountains have been struck by lightning. >> you get burns on the feet because of the way the electricity spreads on the ground. >> reporter: two people died, including a 42-year-old. she was hiking with her husband on friday. lightning fatalities occur mostly during summer months when outdoor activities and thunderstorms are mor

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. >> a local tv station's camera catches deputy nicole morrissey o'donald immediately chasing after trent as he runs down the steps. >> my thought was that if he were able to get down the stairs, there might be possible weapons that he could access at the bottom of the stairs. >> the deputy steadily fires her taser gun at trent, who's about 20 yards away. he doesn't get very far. >> he stayed on the stairway. i got on my radio and called for assistance. about four deputies came down the stairs and we handcuffed him. returned him to the courtroom. >> did you think you were going to get away? >> the taser gun is what stops trent in his tracks. >> we just had taser recertification class two days before so, all the training was fresh in my mind. >> after 13 years at the multnomah county sheriff's office, this is the first time morrissey o'donald uses any of the weapons on her belt. >> he didn't say anything. when we walked him back to the courtroom, he was completely silent. >> the judge orders him into custody again. he increases trent's bail $500,000. >> under oregon law, what mr. trent did

the last israeli-hamas conflict, the secretary of state was able to work through morrissey who who had close ties to hamas. it makes it difficult for kerry to get anything done through egypt. >> one of the dangers that the united states faces in sending the secretary of state to the middle east is they walk out empty-handed. and at this time, do we know whether secretary kerry is going to travel to the region? >> the u.s. officials say that kerry is willing to try yet again. last week, before israel launched it's ground action in gaza, secretary kerry made a number of phonecalls, and each one of the calls, he offered to travel to jerusalem or cairo and both of the nations said no. and apparently, it would not make a lot of sense at this point for kerry to go, but he's still offering. so far, no takers from egypt, from israel, and certainly not from hamas. >> randall pinkston for us live at the white house, and as we just mentioned, we are awaiting word from president obama. will he be speaking about ukraine in 14 minutes, 11:30 eastern time. when that happens, we bring it to you live.

under previous president mohammed morrissey and even going back to mubarak, there was a strong link between cairo and hamas that was activated in times of crisis like this. nout out of loyal -- now out of loyalty to the muslim brotherhood, hamas stated they don't trust cairo as much as they used to. however, they don't have that many options. if they want to talk to the international community and talk to israel, that road almost has to go through cairo. >> indeed very difficult to identify at this stage. a credible and effective mediator amongst all of that. happening right now there in the egyptian capital, getting started at any rate, is the arab league meeting. can you tell us what you think they're hoping to achieve? >> yes, that meeting should be started right now according to the schedule and they're having late-night meeting because it's ramadan and many delegates are fasting going out water, much less food or coffee. so it's supposed to start now. however, i think the expectations are somewhat limited given the industry of the arab league. the arab league has never proven an effect

please, morrissey, don't eat me. look in your heart. don't eat me. oh, no. not my head. oh. well.r brazilians and your italians all agreeing on something, it's pretty clear it's a really good idea. everybody agrees that this complicated-looking creature with all these troublesome shells is worth the work. sow tear off the little limbs. we'll get to you later, my friends. rip out the tail. these are the lungs. you don't want them. now you've got all this nice fat in there. oh, yeah. now we're getting to the claw. look at that. what's poking out of there? oh, yeah. that little nubbin of goodness like a celestial nipple. oh. when people started demanding boneless stuff like chicken without a bone, or crab meat without the actual crab or lazy lobster, that was the beginning of the erosion of our society as we know it. if you're not willing to work for a payoff like this, how do you expect us to, like, fight al qaeda if you can't suck the meat out of a crab. a character builder. and delicious. >> and if your perfect day really did happen, you'd probably let yourself be swept away. by l

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arrest on suspicion of the first- degree burglary and looted in the actions of >> : his on morrissey thousand dollars bail. >> : no surprise that caught dry conditions difficult for thought california firefighters, fire says last week alone agency responded to 275 fires. the total number of fires up to 3000 already this year >> : that number 900 more than the normal number of fires for this time of year >> : the like right here. the bus fire burning in northern nappa county and like connie and marcello fire is in yellow county you see down here south east of the lake this is a larger right now the more dangerous fire this started friday night on crossfire are burned 6,500 a. right now 35 percent contained a couple dozen homes have been threatened right now all the evacuation orders have been lifted or the 1600 fire personnel are working this fire airline significant progress with the bus fire starting last tuesday no. now but it ripped through more than four fells acres now 90 percent contained two homes were destroyed in this fire we have look a big was the deal here from last tuesd

they lost one of their leading advocates when egyptian president mohammed morrissey was turned out ofower. obvious hi we will see who is able to communicate with hamas. be uh what they are looking for is obviously to build up sympathy for the impact that this operation but the day-to-day grind is having on the palestinian people. they are looking to get some sort of political edge, in their battle, which was absence is from the ceil fire, is some sort of f relief, some indication that measurably more aid will come to gaza in the coming weeks and months. >> what is israel's objective here? dream's objective, and perhaps working quietly with egypt, is to try to seal off these tunnels that provide not only a lifeline to the imported materials that can be dually used. obviously, the materials to be aable to build these rockets that i will also go after as much as the leadership and they can identify. so from steal's standpoint. here you only had two years of calm. they are going to want to push off and say to the people, we have done sufficient damage that they are not going to threaten i

. >> with morrissey, who was the president. >> to be fair, this was november 2012 and rockets were rainingown on israel. we had an internal debate that i recount in the book about whether the u.s. should get so actively involved in trying to prevent what was the calling up of reserves for an invasion of gaza. i thought we should. i made a case to the president. i met with prime minister netanyahu, the internal security cabinet. i made the case. they were receptive to that case. we wanted to head off an invasion. they were within 48 hours of invading and we had a set of principles that the israelis wanted hamas to agree to and it was the first test for morsi. i did go to cairo and negotiated with him personally in cairo because we had to go through literally word by word. >> he had a relationship with hamas and general sissi does not have that kind of relationship. >> no he does not. morsi had never done anything like this before. it was new territory for him. he had to persuade hamas leaders, who he did not know that well but they thought he was the muslim brotherhood president and they ar

in 2013 there was a wave of violence and destruction following the ousting of president morrissey. christian churches were attacked and burned. however, the real fer -- reality for coptics under their newest president isn't much different. i think there's a serious question that needs to be asked, what role the u.s. should play in protecting religious and ethnic minorities in countries to which the united states gives sufficient and significant foreign aid. the united states gives on average more than $1.5 billion in aid to egypt annually. the united states commission on international religious freedom has recommended that egypt be officially recognized as a tier one country of particular concern. however, the state department has not made that distinction. last year, i introduced the support democracy in egypt act to suspend further delivery of f-16's and abrams tanks to egypt, upon further review to ensure they were promoting democracy and stability in the region. even with a new government, after the coup that ousted president morrissey, there hasn't been enough progress in egyp

you look back at the measure of confrontation between israel and hamas in the last two years when morrissey in power, he was a big ally and that brought him closer to in the u.s. because president obama worked with him to apply restraint on hamas. ring recently there is not such a player on the hamas side. it might be away for hamas to get closer to the u.s. government. it might be an opportunity to do so. the u.s. will be working to figure something out but it will be in is really decision because frankly i don't think hamas is interested in escalation. may be some groups want to drag it that way but there are strategic decisions to escalate. will come from the israeli side and i am wondering if there is anything the u.s. can do to stop the israelis from carrying out an attack if they want to. and whether this will be an internal operation. i don't see the u.s. having particularly strong hand in stopping the israelis from doing what they are doing. >> it is an unhappy experience but a more limited set of strikes. >> that is self restraint on the israelis. some people think it is a bad idea