cronies, appointees of the mubarek regime put in to protect the mubarek regime and broadly, culturallyhment has a fear of the islamists, which puts them in tension with the democratic in egypt right now. >> rose: yes. it is an ill notion that believes in free elections one time. there is also this. the notion of whether there is some sense that we want to show that we can govern. >> yeah, i in i that is right. they have been preparing a long time and, you know,, the thing about the muslim brotherhood that i find a lot of americans don't appreciate is that it is a middle class movement, it is a movement of businessmen and professionals. tir top bureau,their bod of directors so to speak, they are not clerics, they are lawyers and doctors and men of science with advanced degrees, mohammed morsi the new president studied engineering at the university of southern california. >> rose: right. >> their supreme guy i believe is a veterinarian. >> rose: what kind of role do they want to play in the world community? >> there is a profound sense that they are the natural leader of the arab world a

he is locked in a power struggle with generals who have ruled the country since hosni mubarek was forced out. the generals dissolved the new parliament and stripped more citi of many of his powers, brennaman is travelling with secretary clinton in egypt. a former secretary of state condoleezza rice says the united states should never deal with the muslim brotherhood so how did this meeting go today. >> it required some diplomacy. >> presiden secretary clinton wn uncomfortable situation. >> they supported the hosni regime, which jailed members of the muslim brotherhood, including mohammed morsi himself. >> so the exchange they said was constructive and one state of beneficial told me it lasted around an hour, the president shook the secretary's hand and told her the expectations of the egyptian people are high, there is no going back, i am told in particular they had a fooled exchange on the economy. they need u.s. aid right now and trade. there was positive feedback on a proposal that business executives here as part of job creation, this country's double digit unemployment. >> cordes: m

later he was salute bid the country's top generals, more cia an, morsi, an islamic, took power after mubarek was ousted. the constitution limits him to one, six-year term, bill whitaker reports it is tainted by a drug war that exploded out of control. >> reporter: are you scared? rodolfo montes has one of the most dangerous jobs in mexico, he' a journalist covering the brutal drug cartels, the money, the murders. >> ( translated ): i am very fortunate to be alive he told me. >> reporter: mexico is the deadliest country on earth for journalists, almost 50 have been killed since president felipe calderon declared war, much less than the total killings but more than ever cartels have reporters on their cross hairs, two were just killed and dumped in a ravine, surveillance video caught armed gangsters firing bombing a newspaper in that city, a columnist gunned down in juarez. montes said they kidnapped his wife, roughed her up and held her nine hours and kidnapped and pistol whipped. "the message is very clear," he said. "stay out of cartel affairs." it is having a chilling effect on mexico's jo

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the general's ruling egypt says former president must be bar re mubarek was kicked out.transition could be a bit of a power struggle. we are in the middle east bureau with the latest. >> mohammed's leadership in the brotherhood has a lot of people in israel and washington very nervous. the big question is how much power president more sees going to have especially when it comes to foreign intelligence cooperation, tact kel control of the army and then egyptian foreign policy. the army formally handed over power yesterday and at one point we are told the country's leading military figure saluted the new president. the question remains is egypt's army will take orders with moresy of the outlawed religious group. they received 1.2 billion of u.s. military aid and has close ties to the united states. the top generals run by committee. that committee will be in charge of rewriting the constitution and deciding how much power the new president gets. it will likely breakdown to morrissey -- that might not sit well with the tens of thousands who packed up on friday to hear morri

mohammad morsi facing opposition from the military who which has ruled since hosni mubarek was oustedast year. >> gregg: back to the top story. mid-atlantic region taking a one-two punch. extreme heat and powerful storms causing widespread outages and left millions without any air-conditioning in triple-digit temperatures. 13 related deaths have been reported so far including a woman that died in a barn collapse in dublin. knocking down powers lines and trapping drivers in cars. >> it was crazy. i couldn't keep control of the car. people were all over the place. everybody was slamming on the brakes. >> there were gigantic tower lines and poles leaning over the road. you could see it from a mile distance. it was like something how the of a steven king movie. >> elizabeth pran is live in charleston, west virginia. >> a massive effort to get people that are stranded. working tirelessly to get power back to the neighborhood. they may get power by this evening but i did speak with a public information officer with west virginia. she tells me there is still about 500,000 people out of power