new charges are thrown at egypt's inbox hold for more roulette mohammed morsi over a prison break in twenty eleven has been made a show of dissent on the streets that is stifled by. the first time in my life the child is locked up in the military prison for having a ruler while the ongoing political watch which hunt in egypt knows no bounds we'll bring you this story of a fifteen year old boy is thrown behind bars for having a pro most is signed on his school ruler. this is all seen to national coming to life from i mean you know main story now. i mean how hard or cost has not a sign in a four mile oil tycoon flee straight to germany after being let out of a russian penal colony on friday following a presidential pardon. reports now from outside the hotel where what are believed to be staying i'm said just outside the hotel where we believe macau to called spent his first night of freedom in ten years. from his own press service in a statement that they released we understand that he has already had a meeting with his son pavel who flew from new york to to be reunited with his father

mohamed morsi facing charges of terrorism and treason. with us. ♪ [music break] >> stevie wonder performing last night. he is the human messenger of peace for advocacy for persons with disabilities. he received the advocate of the year award. congratulations, amy, in order for the yuan correspondents association giving democracy now! an award for its coverage of climate change. >> congratulations to the whole team for the years of remarkable coverage as we went from one global summit to another, and of course, continue to cover that issue. and to our listeners and viewers and readers all over the world for being there to encourage democracy now!, that this is a such a critical issue. you can go to democracynow.org to see our coverage of the issue of climate change for all the years that democracy now! has been broadcasting. >> we turn now to egypt. on wednesday, the countries top public prosecutor announced he will charge asked to president mohamed morsi with conspiring with foreign groups to commit terrorist acts and destabilize the coun

new charges of egypt's embattled former ruler mohamed morsi a prison break in two thousand and eleven as the latest show of dissent on the streets by police. the first time in my life that a child is locked up in a military prison for having a ruler while the own going political witch hunt in egypt knows no bounds we bring you the story of a schoolboy thrown behind bars for showing support for the country's deposed leader a top stories. for most of you center here in moscow has just turned midnight this is international. because he has met his whole family in the german capital the former oil tycoon flew straight off to being let out of a russian penal colony on friday following a presidential run of the reports from outside the hotel where he's believed to be staying. well macau what it calls his first full day of freedom was a day of reunification with family here in berlin his son told us this is son pavel who'd flown from new york told us that the whole family had been reunited and that they were all very happy he really appreciates all of the support that he has received through

egypt's ousted president mohamed morsi faces new charges this time over a twenty eleven jailbreak while his supporters of all ages are being thrown behind bars. for the first time in my life that the child is locked up in the military treason for having a ruling. party follows a story of an egyptian schoolboy who was sent to prison over his show of support for the country's deposed leader. and for joining me this hour i'm lucy count for nothing you're watching our team on to our top story now me what are called ski has been reunited with his family in the german capital he greeted experiments outside the hotel where he's currently staying the former oil magnate arrived in berlin just hours after his release from a russian jail following president putin's pardon artie's peter all of our reports . make out how to close his first full day of freedom was a day of for unification with family. his son pavel you've flown from new york told us that the whole family is being reunited or that they were all very happy thrilled to be here and weren't germany today because my father is free. my fami

egypt continues to pile criminal charges on the else did president mohammed morsi he's now facing trial over a prison break in two thousand and eleven during the uprising against hosni mubarak's regime and any public show of support for morsi could lead to serious attention from the authorities however young the offender true reports now in the story of one fifteen year old who suffered. mohamed buckra waits at home for the return of his fifteen year old son did it jailed for taking a pro morsi ruler to school teachers notify the authorities when they saw the four think it symbol which commemorates the bloody august dispersal of sit ins in support of egypt's ousted president. the first time in my life that the child is locked up in the military prison for having a ruler there is even and the rest warrants out for me for inciting my son to take the ruler to class but even if they look my son up we're ready to keep fighting islamist supporters of morsi like mohammed say they are in hiding fearful of showing any allegiance to the ouster of muslim brotherhood president. since they cleared t

and another charges slapped on troops toppled leader mohammed morsi over a twenty eleven prison escape as police grondahl and he supporters who were protesting against a law restricting demonstration. this is on seem to national coming to life from moscow with me. and welcome to the progress. the parents of me here how to confiscate how reportedly arrived in berlin to be reunited with his with their son after he was released from prison friday as soon as the oil tycoon was let out of a russian penal colony following a presidential pardon he flew to germany that's now getting all the details from peter oliver he's outside the hotel where holder confiscate is believed to be staying right now that pieces so there's been a long wait but the hundred family league said to be together shortly doesn't it. well we're hearing. his mother and father have landed here lin they arrived on an airliner unlike their son who we arrived here on a private jet on friday we're also understanding that. he has had a meeting with his son from his first marriage his son pavel who flew here from new york now tha

and another charges slapped on egypt's toppled leader mohammed morsi over the twenty eleven prison escape as police crackdown on his supporters who were protesting against a law or restricting demonstration is that. international news and comment live from moscow you're watching aussie international with me. and a very well welcome to the program just hours after being released from prison guard recall ski's back in the lap of luxury the former oil tycoon was one of russia's richest men before being jailed a decade ago but following his presidential pardon he jumped on a private jet and flew to berlin and is now in a five star hotel and then my colleague andrew farmer spoke to our correspondents following the story in russia and germany. we don't actually know who's paying the bill for the the room in the other lot hotel where we believe he's staying here where mikhail khodorkovsky spent his first night of freedom the most recent pictures of because of course he appeared to show him relaxing it's believed that that is a hotel room in the other lot the hotel just behind me now the reason t

they were barak's regime and any public show of support for morsi can lead to serious attention from their so wishes however young their founders reports now on the story a one fifteen year old has suffered that. mohammad buckra waits at home for the return of his fifteen year old son credit jailed for taking a pro morsi religious school and its teachers notify the authorities when they saw the four think it symbol which commemorates the bloody august dispersal of citizens in support the troops asked if. i had been the first time in my life that a child is locked up in the military prison for having a ruler resume and the rest warrants out for me for inciting my son to take the ruler to class but even if they look my son are probably ready to keep fighting islamist supporters of morsi like mohammed say they are in hiding faithful of showing any allegiance to the oust of muslim brotherhood president. since they cleared the sit in some men started shaving their beards and the women to go off their new camps anyone who is against the coup does not sleep in their own homes they spend nig

reins army has held the of power since morsi was ousted in july. they have consolidated their strength thanks to the new draft constitution. states military courts can try civilians who have attacked soldiers or damaged army property. the army can also approve appointments of the minister of defense and neither the parliament nor the government will have control over the military budget. the new document, which appears largely favorable to the military, by 50 individuals, all appointed by the government and even led by the army. >> this constitution is beneficial for the people because it clearly establishes obligations of the government to allow the rebirth of people and restore all of their rights, freedoms, and respect. but the people must also work and cooperate with the government to build the country. will go tol text referendum and will be voted on in the coming few weeks. children isf syrian once again being highlighted by the un's refugee agency. newbody has released a report highlighting the crisis of 1.1 million youngsters from syria liv

egypt's ousted president mohamed morsi faces new charges this time over a twenty eleven jailbreak while his supporters of all ages are being thrown behind bars. in the first time in my life that the child is locked up in the military prison for having a ruling party follows a story of an egyptian egyptian pardon me a schoolboy who was sent to prison over his shoulder support for the country's deposed leader. thanks for joining in this hour i'm lucy catherine of the let's get straight to our top story me hell who has been a reunited with his family in the german capital he greeted his parents outside of the hotel where he's currently staying now the oil magnate had arrived in berlin just hours after his release from a russian jail this was for following president putin's pardon parties peter all over reports. on the cow holocaust the first full day of freedom was a day of reunification with family here in berlin his son pavel who'd flown from new york told us that the whole family had been reunited and that they were all very happy thrilled to be here in berlin germany today because my f

new charges of rove and egypt's embattled former ruler mohamed morsi over a prison break in twenty eleven while the latest shot of dissent on the streets on temple by police. this is all seen to national coming to life from moscow and welcome to the program . the parents of the me here who have reportedly arrived in berlin to be reunited with their son after he was released from prison on friday the former oil tycoon flew straight to germany after being let out of the russian penal colony following a presidential pardon that's now getting all the details from peter on over who's outside the hotel where hotel confiscate is believed to be staying how the pieces that he was on a plank bed just yesterday today he's in a luxury hotel so things change pretty fast. they do indeed because of what a called ski has spent his first night. of freedom in over ten years he spent it we believe in the hotel just behind me the the high end hotel and along here in central berlin. we also understand from his press service that he's had a meeting on saturday with his son pavel who flew in from new york to se

egypt continue to rise, after the country's first democratically elected president leader muhammed morsy was ousted in july. morsy is now standing trial with other top muslim brotherhood leaders on charges that could lead to death sentences. this is not the first time the muslim brotherhood has been outlawed by the government. the political party was first banned in 1954, as a result it turned to establishing a large social welfare network around the country. providing educational and healthcare services to poor rural areas. it was legalized after the fall of long time dictator. the overall death toll since his oust in july of this year is estimated at over 1500 most killed were morsy supporters including hundreds gunned down by security forces after a protest vigil was cleared. at least 350 members of the security forces have also been killed in bombings and shootings since this summer. for the latest we are joined by peter who joins us from cairo. welcome to the program, has there been any reaction from the muslim brierhood beyond that tweet? from the brotherhood on air talking about o

president mohamed morsi was ousted in a coup. huge demonstrations broke out after he was removed from power. security forces arrested the muslim brotherhood's supreme leader. by september 23rd the muslim brotherhood was banned, and assets and accounts were seized. mohamed morsi and other members were charged with conspiracy. they are accused of working with outside groups like hezbollah and hamas to destabilize the government. five days later 16 were killed in a car bombing. the muslim brotherhood said it was not involved in the attack. the government disagreed and labelled the group a terrorist organization. the government is trying to prevent more attacks and stop attempts by the muslim brotherhood to derail elections scheduled for the spring. >> pope francis used his first christmas message at the vatican to call for peace in war-torn areas, including syria. >> translation: let us continue to ask the lord to spare the beloved syrian people further suffering and to enable the parties in conflict to put an end to all violence an

on a series of protests clashes started when crowds of supporters of the deposed president mohamed morsi took to the streets after friday prayers. takes a look at the brutal police crackdown through the eyes of the egyptian pay paul. mohammad buckra waits at home for the return of his fifteen year old son did it jailed for taking a pro morsi ruler to school teaches notify the authorities when they saw the fourth think it symbol which commemorates the bloody august dispersal of sit ins in support of egypt's ousted president. the first time in my life that the child is locked up in the military prison for having a ruler there is even and the rest warrants out for me for inciting my son to take the ruler to class but even if they look my son up we're ready to keep fighting islamist supporters of morsi like mohammed say they are in hiding fearful of showing any allegiance to the oust of muslim brotherhood president. since they cleared the sit in some men started shaving their beards and the women to go off their new cabs anyone who's against the coup does not sleep in their own homes they sp

closs but even if they look my son our problem where ready to keep fighting islamist supporters of morsi like mohamed say they are in hiding fearful of showing any allegiance to the ousted missed him by the head president. since they cleared the sit in some men started shaving their beards and the women to go off their new. anyone who's against the coup does not sleep in their own homes they spend nights at friends or even in barmes they're not even arresting are to this but normal people the checkpoints because they look like islamists with a beard even the simplest expression of support for mohamed morsi like a piece of stationery puts people in danger both from the communities and the state hundreds of morsy supporters have been arrested and many face trial after july's overthrow by the military security forces say the crackdown is necessary to secure the country but human rights organizations say it's part of a wider clampdown on for i the military backed government is determined to enforce new legislation banning protests without police permits so now leading secular activists are o

. >> mohammed morsi is to stand trial for terrorist acts. >>> i'm jo with the sport.even of spain's top clubs face investigations over illegal match fixing. >>> hello, there are hopes that some of russia's most high profile prisoners could be home for christmas. pussy riot and the green peace protesters are among 20,000 prisoners included in the amnesty. although that is just a fraction of the half a million people being held in jails let's get more. >> there are 30 green peace activists. they will be hoping this is the end of a particularly nasty three months. they were picked up while protesting an oil drugging rig. they spent nearly two months in jail before they were moved to st. piecersberg, and finally a couple of weeks ago, green peace raced the -- raised the necessary bail, $60 million. they have been speaking in st. petersburg. here is what they had to say. >> we spent in jail for doing nothing wrong, and now we are deemed guilty but granted amnesty, and 26 of us will be able to go home sooner or later, but what does that mean for our russian colleagues. >> t

morsi refused. they ousted him and morsi is now on trial. worse politician, okay, the most defining political moment, pat buchanan. >> august, the american people rise up and say no to barack obama's war on syria. >> eleanor? >> the 16-day government shutdown. >> mark? >> i would say president obama has redline that he drew is a public assertion. undermining his credibility both at home and abroad. >> very well stated. it was good from me. >> democrats ending the 60-vote filibuster rule in the senate on the state of gridlock and the city. >> the most defining political moment is obama's on-air apology for misleading americans into believing him when he promised that they could keep their health insurance. okay, turn code of the year, pat buchanan. >> edward snowden. >> that's it? >> that's a pretty good name. >> that pretty much says it all. i would add marco rubio who transformed the reform and campaigned against a bill that he helped create. if you are talking raincoats, as a turncoat, i would put anthony weiner as the man of the year. >>

a court in egypt has charged mohamed morsi for conspiring with foreign groups to do terrorist acts. dismissed the charges as fabrications and lies. ofresponse from leadership hezbollah. earlier i asked if it is possible to see if egypt could execute a former president. >> warmer president morsi is being charged with high treason while in office. a more seriouse charge. all possibilities are in play. it's remarkable we have even he isd this stage where heading into trial for treason. >> there are concerns that morsi will not face a fair trial in egypt. it is fair to say the country is divided when it comes to the opinion of the former leader. >> absolutely, and that is a charge that can be applied to a much wider set of circumstances. a host of legal cases going forward against the muslim brotherhood officials and members, and these have been decried i national human rights organizations as part of a trumped up and politically motivated legal process, so among human rights officials and certainly among the muslim motherhood, this entire process is questionable and illegitimate. >> th

we've been in touch with mohamed morsi's lawyers, who say they have not received the details. they say they're still waiting for details of the former response. you i think we'll see these as trumped up charges. >> over 40,000 people have been forced from their homes by torrential rain in gaza. they have named gaza as an disaster area and calling an once in a century event. >> after days of torrential rain manareas look like this. thousands of people have had to leave their home. she went back to check th--theyk to check the damage. >> even the walls and the floor are damaged. i need $15,000 to repair my house. look at this equipment. everyone is ruined. >> the u.n. has provided aid to about 8,000 people. all of them in refugees. many were trapped in their homes by the rising waters, and it's only now that this man was able to enter his shop. >> we've been trying for a week. only today managed to open the store. it is in ruin. i need $12,000 to get my store fit for use. >> reporter: more than a half million people live in the gaza strip, and there is a shortage of almost every

president mohamed morsi was ousted in a coup. on-july 3rdrd. huge demonstrations broke out across the country. arrested the muslim brotherhood spiritual leader. he was charged with inciting charges. the government banned the muslim broadwhere are and ceased assets and accounts. mursi and 35 others are charged with conspiracy, and they are accused of working with hezbollah and hamas. 16 people were killed in a car bombing in mansoura. the government labelled the group a terrorist organization. the government is trying to prevent more attacks and stop attempts derailing elections for the spring. >> jarrod says the egyptian regiment has been cracking down on the muslim brotherhood since july. >> the dollars is linked to the mansoura bombing. the bombing was commenced but it is important to stress there's no evidence linking the brotherhood to the bombing. and it's clear that this decision is a continuation of the strong clamp down on the muslim brotherhood and others that have been going on since the military coup in july. there's another group in

egypt remains in the military coup that led to the overthrow of president morsi in july this year the new interim government massive crackdown on his party the muslim brotherhood still maintains wide support in egypt let's find out more about this we're joined live from car by blogger and journalist what is going the other while thanks me with this of the government's blame the muslim brotherhood the mother muslim brotherhood said they didn't do it what what grounds are the government basing their accusations on the first the case. the government has been leading. a propaganda called the war on terror basically they've they've used people to support them to crack down on terrorists there were no real acts of terror with wide that were wide scale enough to elicit such rhetoric but this is what they've chosen to do and this is is this is the way the security forces have chosen to deal with the with the muslim brotherhood as a security solution and a rhetoric of war on terror so i think that what we've seen over the past few months is that all the blame for anything that happens is gone

it's the biggest bombing since morsi was ousted back in july.is the most serious attack against the military led government since morsi was ousted. it looks like extreme islamists are responsible. there's a group called supporters of jerusalem, they are radical jihadist supporters of al qaeda and oppose egypt and government and israeli government. they want to provoke as much distrust between the muslim brotherhood and army as possible. >> they want to perhaps turn this into a civil war, another syria here. and when you look at the course of events from the arab spring to now, i think people look at this and wonder how this happened and how quickly transitioned to where we are from the election of a member of the muslim brotherhood to now being abled a terrorist organization. >> it's arguably -- it's worse now than it was in are mubarak. there are charity organizations now being shut down. i believe the egyptian military is overreacting. they are driving the muslim brotherhood to take up arms and launch insurgency to drive an end to the arms of

>> well, let's turn to mohammed morsi. >> when i was in egypt it was pretty clear that mohammed morsihe mother muslim brotherhood wh al qaeda, he let out some prisoners and turns that went and set up shop and they refuse to let the army go clean them out. so i think that what you will see it afte the egyptian referendum and then further elections, my guess is that you will see a major political trials of not just mohammed morsi but the muslim brotherhood and i wouldn't be surprised if some of them get the death penalty. lou: is a trial in the future of edward snowden? is he going to be brought to justice? and it was interesting to hear the former director of the cia saying that if he is indeed convicted, he should be hanged by the neck until dead. to put some emphasis on the matter. >> the thing about this is that some people are saying that maybe he should and there has been too categories and one is on the negotiation. so how you gather intelligence? how you listen to the phone calls and that does the most harm and that is what is starting to come out. lou: given that this was an ac

morsi and the muslim brotherhood late last year.what's happening now is that they want to clear the streets. they want to clear all chances of protest of ahead of this major referendum that's really shaping up to be a vote on the legitimacy of the government that pushed aside morsi in july. >> and this really has to put the white house in a real pickle because this administration did support this democratically elected president. at this point, do we know what kind of response is coming from the administration, and what will be the relationship between the u.s. and egypt from this point forward? >> the response from the administration has been somewhat wavering since the beginning but it's been very consistent over the last couple months which is expressions of concern about these major outbreaks of violence in downtown cairo that have killed more than 1,000 protesters since july 3rd, but you've got an unwillingness to break with the egyptian military. the united states and the egyptian military have a really long very close history

mohamed morsi was the first democratically elected president. the leader, of course, was in charge of the country. what happened to this wide support? will a go underground? ,> they have no other solutions saying they have a very short with the muslim brothers to be considered as outlaws and can be put in jail at any time. probably does not go underground. it is not the first time in 1954 it happened. today, we reveal more acts of terror. >> at least 37 people have been killed in three separate bombings in baghdad. two of the bombs went off simultaneously in an outdoor market. in the neighborhood, a car bomb went off by a church. french tanks have been deployed by an airport where there was heavy gunfire at the scene with tens and thousands of -- tens of thousands of people taking refuge there. the central african republic is still in the group of violence despite calls for calm from the president. three turkish ministers in the government have quit of allegations of corruption. it raises pressure on the prime minister. the alleged illegal money

remains in turmoil since the military coup that led to the overthrow of the president morsi in july of this year the new interim government launched a massive quantities on his party the muslim brotherhood which still maintains wide support and egypt some experts say that the government's concentration on the persecution of the former ruling party is dragging the country into deeper chaos. theory the interim president. made a decision that they have to see. the muslim brotherhood for the sake of survival. you need to carry a very strong. really months since the change in power over the summer and unfortunately. really the more important aspects that were egypt's got to go in the future not yet be acted on in the full scope people really need is immediately nomic to goldman they need jobs here a future the future of a hail holder koskie has been the number one topic in the foreign media since the former russian oil tycoon walked free following a presidential pardon from holder of course case plans to fight for his imprisoned congress to putin's reasons for letting him out of jail the fi

far some of the international headlines in brief will start with egypt's ousted president mohamed morsi he's now facing charges of treason espionage and sponsoring terrorism amid his already ongoing trial for inciting violence officials a ledge that morsy collaborated with iran and militant groups including hezbollah to destabilize the country following july's coups if convicted he faces the death penalty new charges have been brought despite almost daily protests by morsi supporters that often result in bottles. and thousands of rallied in rome to voice their discontent with the country's economic policies people also called for parliamentary reforms and demanded the government steps down italy's witnessed a spate of protests over the weekend some of them having ended in scuffles with police. and israeli troops have showed that a palestinian man during a counterterrorism operation in a west bank refugee camp up to eight more will also reportedly wounded by the israeli army opened fire off their being attacked by crowds throwing explosive devices at soldiers israel claimed around one hu

espionage and sponsoring terrorism his already ongoing trial for inciting violence officials allege morsy collaborated with iran and militant groups including hezbollah to destabilize the country following july's coups if convicted he faces the death penalty and new charges have been brought despite almost daily protests by morsy supporters that often result in by. thousands of rounds in rome to voice their discontent with the country's economic policies people also called for parliamentary reforms and demanded the government steps down italy has witnessed a spate of protests over the weekend some of them having ended in scuffles with police. israeli troops are shot dead a palestinian man during a counter terrorism operation in the refugee camp in the west bank israeli army opened fire off the being attacked by crowds throwing explosive devices at soldiers another palestinian reportedly a member of the security forces was shot dead by i.d.f. troops who had been trying to arrest him over the suspected shooting of an israeli soldier. all right well thank you for joining us here on the progr

since the july third ouster of mohamed morsy. and the group which has been behind most of these bombings and just plain old school unsought beat him up the street and the partisans in jerusalem. and while they haven't yet claimed responsibility for this attack they didn't shoot a statement two days ago where they specifically warned and of the security services that they would be targets and that they weren't safe. so this is not a just attack which apparently managed to penetrate. the inside of a security building destroying as you can see from your pictures part of the top three floors and one which poses a real question about egypt's transition post the ouster of president mohamed morsy the first official reaction was from a spokesman for the cabinet office who appeared to blame the muslim brotherhood and who said that they had been designated as a terrorist organization however shortly afterward the prime minister hasn't we emerged to say that the the muslim brotherhood had not being so designated that they aren't officially

egypt remains in turmoil since the military coup that led the overthrow of president morsi in july this year the interim government of massive crackdown on this part of the muslim brotherhood which still maintains wide support in egypt blogger in jail is what i ask and says the blame game you thought his playing with the muslim brotherhood's dragging the country deeper into chaos the government has been leading. a propaganda call the war on terror basically they've used people to support to crack down on terrorists this is what they've chosen to do and this is is this is the way the security forces have chosen to deal with the muslim brotherhood is a security solution and a rhetoric of war on terror so i think that what we've seen over the past few months is that all the blame for anything that happens has gone to the muslim brotherhood and someone even a representative from the police has said that the killing of protesters on twenty eighth of january was also the muslim brotherhood's fault it's basically rhetoric and they don't have a lot of evidence for it but they're using the rheto

egypt remains in turmoil so as the military coup that led to the overthrew or all the president morsi in july this year the new interim government launched a massive crowd down on his party the muslim brotherhood which still maintains wide support in egypt some experts say that the government's concentration on the persecution of the former ruling party is dragging the country into deeper chaos. theory the interim president. made a decision that they have to. the muslim brotherhood for the sake and survival. you need to carry out a very strong. really months since the change in power some. really more important aspects of it's going to go in the future not be acted on in the full scope people really need is. to go home we need john its future coming up without international this hour over a week of violence has seen more than a thousand people killed in south sudan as the world's new state plunges into chaos will look at what american corporations have to lose in the oil rich country. the future of me. has been the number one topic in before in media since the former russian oil tycoo

and one which poses a real question about egypt's transition post the ouster of president mohamed morsy the first official reaction was from a spokesman for the cabinet office who appeared to blame the muslim brotherhood and who said that they had been designated as a terrorist organization however shortly afterward the prime minister hasn't we emerged to say that the the muslim brotherhood had not being so designated that they aren't officially considered to be a terrorist organization and it should be said that it's very common for quite casual connections to be drawn between the brotherhood and terrorist activity for their own part of course the brotherhood denied any involvement and condemned the attack. egypt remains in turmoil says the military coup that led to the overthrow of the president morsi interlined this year the new interim government launched a massive quantities out on his party the muslim brotherhood which still maintains wide support and egypt some experts say that the government's concentration on the persecution of the former ruling party is dragging the country in

that's got some of the international headlines for you start with egypt's ousted president mohamed morsi now facing charges of treason espionage and sponsoring terrorism all of it has already ongoing trial for inciting violence officials allege morsy collaborated with iran and militant groups such as hezbollah to trying to stabilize the country following coups if convicted he faces the death penalty and now new charges have also been brought despite almost daily protests by morsy supporters that often result in violence. hard to roam thousands of rally dead to voice their discontent with the country's economic policies people also called for parliamentary reforms and demand at the government steps down italy's witnessed a spate of protests over the weekend with some of them and begin scuffles detentions with protesters and police. and is ready troop of shot dead a palestinian man during a counterterrorism operation in a west bank refugee camp eight others reportedly wounded the israeli army opened fire often being attacked by crowds throwing explosive devices at soldiers and about one hu

mohamed morsi and 11 others are accused of being complicit in the attack. this is the third set of charges brit to morsi since he was arrested in july. >> according to the investigating charge the mass prison breakout were the most serious act of terrorism in history. let's take a look at the charge. among the allegations against him mohamed morsi has been charged with kidnapping police officers, murdered and attempted murder of police. arson, storming of a prison, helping prisoners escape and then looting the jail, and also charged with collaborating with hamas and hezbollah and destroying state institutions. now there has been increasing concern about all of the allegations that have been leveled against mohamed morsi and the u.s. defense secretary chuck hagel has been on the telephone with the egyptian army chief generallalcic general al . he has expressed concern about the allegation. he has seen widespread crackdown on dissent, human rights watch in particular complain there was a recent raid on a human rights group here in cry row. many of the twists

reins army has held the of power since morsi was ousted in july. they have consolidated their strength, executing a new draft constitution. one article states that military courts can try civilians who have attacked. neither the parliament nor the government wants control over the judgment. the new documents appear favorable to the military. this constitution is beneficial for the people because it clearly establishes the obligation to the government who allow the rebirth of the people and restore all their rights, freedoms, and respect, but the people must also work and cooperate with the government to build the country. >> the final text will go to a referendum and will be voted on within the coming weeks. >> now to france where the government is taking a closer look at that controversial issue of sunday working hours. the former boss of the french post office has handed in his much-anticipated report on beday work, and it seems to pointing towards keeping sunday mostly a day of rest. some stores are allowed to open on sundays already. earlier th