>> muhamed ali said it is hard to be humble when you are as great as i am. i think there is a lot of that kind of mentality. it can't be a real self-examination. if anybody is honest with themselves, they know they make mistakes. they are imperfect. the tendency is to gloss over those things, to think that one can just get by, that one's

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two other journalists abdalla al shami and muhammed badr have both been detained for over 60 days. >>> dramatic confrontation friday night over a massive barricade over the capitol of kiev, protestors seized government offices around the country, after late night talks from opposition leaders and president viktor yanukovych led to no agreement. opposition leadervill leader viy klitschko. yanukovych dropped the treaty with the european union after closer ties in russian. for more, jennifer glasse is in kiev, glad to have you back. protestors have agreed to extend a 24 hour truce until tuesday. now buildings have been seized and we have dramatic pictures you took of the confrontation over barricades. what is going on? >> that's right, antonio. that fragile truce seems to be unraveling here in kiev. protestors use sticks panned bats and pipes and anything they can find to beat on metal, to let the police know they're there. they were throwing stones and molotov cocktails, the police trying to put out those burning fires. tensions still running high. protestors trying to keep the pressure

his star really rose with the in julyf muhamed morsi 2013.e was seen as pushing away the threats of the islamists who are often described as terrorists ad since then, he has enjoyed cultlike personality. his picture is posted everywhere. there is been talk that is dominated the news in this country of whether he will run for president from escalating calls for them to run for president. a few days ago and what appeared to be a series of carefully choreographed moves, it seemed to set the stage for a likely presidential run. he was promoted to field marshal, which is the highest ranked in the egyptian military. in the supreme council of armed forces made a public announcement to give him the go-ahead to run. in a statement they read, they thanked the military generals for the approval and thank them for giving him the right to respond to the call of duty. what is significant about this public announcement is that it makes the military institution ss a whole complicit in sisi' potential run. it makes it very difficult for the senior officers to

and that is not from richard sherman that is from the greatest, muhammed ali. >> the nfl has put togethers -- he is a big personality. the fans in seattle absolutely love him. he is all pro. but does this make a statement that, you know, if you go over the top and you're the wrong color in this country, you're going to get criticized? i felt -- i felt america lost a little bit last night. >> well, ed, it's also funny because just last week when he did the same thing or in similar games when he has done similar things, it's not been a problem. what you really is is a bunch of sore losers. i think we have more 49er fans than we thought. folks are saying everybody is going to be broncos fans now because the only folks that love seattle that are left are just seattleites. i can't attest to that. i'm born and raised there, and i have my seahawks blue on. but i think people understand it's trash talking. it's all in a day's work. and it's just a lot of fun. so hopefully we can get past this and he can continue to be the person he is. maybe be a little nicer. and we can just have a good super bo

. >> right on that point right there, this may be a little -- well, we celebrated muhammed ali's birthday last week. this may shock and amaze you, but there is an issue of hypocrisy here, because back in 2005 when huckabee was governor of arkansas, he signed a law mandating insurance plans covering contraception, and that law did not exempt church-affiliated hospitals and university. was he being uncle sugar back then? >> look, i think this goes back to e.j.'s point that part of the reason that they do have huckabee as they try to rebrand themselves is because he has demonstrated himself in the past, in part because he was the governor of arkansas, a poor state, to actually be reflective on issues of race, to be reflective on issues of poverty and inequality. and i'm actually a little bit surprised of this particular set of utterances from huckabee because we do have a set of policies from this individual that demonstrate that he knows better. but it's as though -- it's almost like the wheels of this party are moving so quickly towards a single -- >> came out for akin. >> yes. >> but the

it's the first vote since the military ousted former president muhammed morsi.upporters and the muslim brotherhood calling the results a fraud and vowing further protests. >>> california governor jerry brown saying the state is seeing its worst drought in a century as firefighters battling flare-ups in a wildfire near los angeles that caused thousands of folks to leave their homes. it is believed an illegal campfire sparked that blaze. >>> the massive data breach at retail giant target may only be the tip of the iceberg. it appears the cyber attack could be part of a much broader hacking campaign aimed at multiple merchants. what needs to be done to protect you from identity theft? good to see you. how at risk is the u.s. credit card/debit system of fraud? >> without a doubt the u.s. credit card and debit card system is the most at-risk system in the world. in fact, we rank dead last. this is the problem here. this little bar, this is a scanning bar that goes through a machine. that system is completely exposed. basically, the rest of the world uses emv technolo

i ask local elder muhammed bedel what life is like now under the self-appointed al-shabaab rule. >> reporterfollowed the hizbat, the al-shabaab police, on their beat. none of them would let me film their faces. the first stop was this restaurant, telling the female owner to remove the rubbish from outside. then, they make their way to the local hospital, where they check the pharmacy for out-of-date medicine... >> reporter: ...and also, the cleanliness of the facilities. they seem satisfied. our final stop is a mini supermarket where they checked product expiry dates. but as soon as they hear the call to prayer, everything stops. people head to the mosque for midday prayer, whether they like it or not. passing vehicles are pulled over. >> reporter: the al-shabaab police make sure everyone goes to the mosque. >> reporter: this butcher is reluctant, but "no" is not an option. the mosque quickly fills up, with some having to pray outside in the heat. it's a good opportunity for al- shabaab spokesman sheikh ali dhere-- this time in civilian clothes-- to drum up more support. >> reporter: it's an

>> muhamed ali said it is hard to be humble when you are as great as i am. i think there is a lot of that kind of mentality. it can't be a real self-examination. if anybody is honest with themselves, they know they make mistakes. they are imperfect. the tendency is to gloss over those things, to think that one can just get by, that one's mistakes don't have to be admitted. that you don't have to change your ways. i think the really honest person will admit also that they are not their own creator. that everything about their own lives is not of their own making. >> in politics, i want to show you some video of senator jeff sessions on the floor of the senate. it will be fairly obvious why i played this. > when i first came to washington considering running for the senate, i met at a republican mÃnchen and happened to say a thing or two. i said i could think of no greater honor than to represent the people of alabama in the greatest deliberative body in the history of the world. this is a great liberator body. that is our heritage and it is being eroded. it i

. >> rose: what is this other film you did, muhammed ali's greatest fight? >> well, that was a film about the supreme court and it was about -- >> rose: when he was -- when he took his draft status all the way to the supreme court? >> went right up to the supreme court and to everybody's surprise -- >> rose: he won. >> he won. he won because my goodness, my mind went completely blank. but one of the justices, his clerk turned him around. his clerk argued with him and said, you know, there's no difference -- you know, it isn't -- you have to accept that he was honorable in his conscientious o.k. >> rose: is this something you wanted to do? >> i read it! >> rose: you what? >> i read it! i read the script. the truth is i met the english writer, a south africa writer. i said "what are you doing?" he said "i'm writing something very good." and i said "can i read it?" read it and said "you're absolutely right." >> rose: is this how you get most of your jobs? >> from partying around at parties. more or less. >> rose: you go to a party and say "hey, do you have a sc

the top hurting now to oust saddam like john kerry says or is that operative douse the jihadists muhammed because of missing you guys not going to get anything done as far as posting the jihadist it is it's a phenomenon that has been growling and the fact that it's very easy to reach syria is much more of in the shooting was before deciding that the west and didn't take part in to any meaningful action on the ground. is he making them really you vulnerable to what's happening. they have lost their fates. the states of being on the syrian people is not in the ends of the wax by not intervening in one way and on west has given way to other countries such as iran and syria. i mean outside of saudi arabia to talk to decide what's gonna happen. due to the outdoors and are gone. i mean it's it's easy to blame everything on the us. but i would have a deposit this and that even the infra and t us and other pows were to stop supporting the syrian opposition and surrender value to the extent that even to the small extent that they're supporting them now does anyone really think this is going to and

this vote is the first since a coup toppled the first freely-elected president muhammed morsi. morsi supporters and the muslim brotherhood boycotted today's vote calling it a fraud and vowing to keep up their protests. >> a team of u.n. nuclear inspectors on the ground in iran. the international group visiting two uranium-enrichment facilities as part of an interim deal reached with the u.s. and world powers. under the six-month agreement going into effect monday, iran agreeing to limit uranium output in the return of easing western economic sanctions. >> those who are troubled by our existing programs are not interested in repeating the tragedy of 9/11. those who defend these programs are not dismissive of civil liberties. the challenge is getting the details right. that is not simple. >> president obama getting sort of mixed reviews now following his big speech yesterday proposing new limits on the nsa, restricting access to the telephone records of millions of americans, among other things. elizabeth brown has the latest from washington. >> president obama clearly said he is

drinking the bar, and if they have a problem with this, this generation would never be able to handle muhammed that is an excellent comparison. ali backed it up. >> right. >> ali -- >> so did richard. >> richard hasn't won a ring yet. he is one step away from the mountaintop, but he hasn't won a ring yet. if the seahawks lose, the media is going to descend upon him like vultures? >> no, it depends on the game he has. if he gets burned deep a couple times, it could be a different story. he plays his game, ok, and they still lose, no. i think that brands are still very excited about what he has accomplished to this date. >> jamie fritz, director at fritz martin management, marketing manager of richard sherman of the seahawks, thank you for coming. > thank you for having me. >> there is breaking news, the company is undervalued. we got julie on the breaking newsdesk with more details. julie. >> icon on the case on apple that he has made that it's undervalued, it should return cash to shareholders. what is new here is that he is increasing his stake from yesterday. trish, when you spoke to him yes

muhammed--mohammed farid's 3 jim hardy the tv and radio ads were paid for by anonymous businessmen wholaws and established the freedom and democracy egyptians fought so hard for in the 2011 revolution. it's the lack of trust rights groups fear it is a return to a mubarak era police state. the government insists east is on a path to democracy and the six security crackdown is protecting egypt from terrorist groups including the now banned muslim brotherhood. check out this new video and kron4 this morning. dozens of homes are destroyed in western australia because of brush fires. already some 44 houses in the perth hills are burned. the fire started in circleville sunday morning. since then, the fire has been fueled by soaring temperatures and fanned by strong winds. protesters are taking over bangkok this morning in hopes of ousting thailand's prime minister. kron4 have been flooding into intersections in bangkok all morning saudi checkpoints and the city. thousands of people are now camped on the streets. the protesters want thailand's prime minister removed from power. and also hoped

. >> muhammed remembers how up market the mace once was. >> this cinema, i remember, it was very deluxe limited. people would come with their families here. this was hardly a free seat. everything was perfect, carpet, curtains, there was lighting on the stairs. it was full of men and women. >> while the rest rushed to modernize, the park cinema stayed locked in its past. few investors wanted to throw their money into something now so unpopular. it remains open simply because the government covers its most basic costs. now a crumbling attribute to a culture lost. >> movies in afghanistan were banned under the taliban from 1996-2001. >> a sky diver most 12,000 feet above the ground in that video is from the helmet cam p.m. you can see the camera shake. one of his fellow sky divers, his leg hit him in the head. he was knocked out, unable to open his parachewed. his friends grabbed him and deployed the chute. he has absolutely no memory of what happened. we'll keep it rolling. just take a look. i'm del walters, more news in two and a half minutes. for america. >> outrage in atlanta over a f

she agreed to kill a swedish artist who offended muslims by painting the head of the prophet muhammeddog. >> the u.s. is speeding arms shipments to the iraqi government, including 58 surveillance drones and 100 hell fire missiles. the weapons can be used to wipe out rebel safe hanks. >> for more on the response in iraq, we're joined by richard barrett. good morning, thanks for being with us. fallujah was hard fought and hard won by u.s. troops. i was reporting from iraq during that battle. what's really at take in fallujah today and an bar province. >> the integrity of iraq is at stake, because here's a battle between the sects. as a result of some improved policies, feel more engaged with the whole future of iraq. i think this will go on and they'll be looking to sort of even possibly create such a state. >> but there are the sunni tribes and then there is this al-qaeda linked group. that's how we've been describing it. when americans hear al-qaeda, they think of 9/11, bin laden. does this group operating in iraq and syria have anything to do with the group that we knew as al-qaeda b

and this is from the parliament member in iran, muhammed nabavian. quote, i assembled the delegation accompanying me and we decided not to meet with obama. on tuesday afternoon after the press conference, they said to me, why did you humiliate obama in america? and i said, there was no humiliation. here i recall the words of khomeini is one must humiliate the infidel leaders, recalling his description of the events. it is very important that the leaders in this country, cluding our president, realize that to these religious fanatic nuts, he is an infidel leader, we are infidel leaders and we're worthy of being humiliated and as the leaders of the great satan we're worthy of being destroyed. that must be understood. and what has come about as radical islamic -- and i'm very careful about that despite some of the -- more ignorant in the left wing would say and the left-wing media, we don't have to fear moderate muslims. and i'm talking about the kind of moderate muslims i've befriended in egypt and afghan who are the enemy of my enemy, who are the enem

muhammed ended the longstanding policy to oppose the death penalty in all circumstances. the pakistani authorities, the seriousness with which we view these developments, the chief minister on monday, high commissioner continues to raise this case with the relevant authorities, officials are meeting pakistani high commission officials in london as they discuss this and other cases. we take this extremely seriously and we are making that clear at every level. >> delivering the drop of 20 points, 25% over the last year, with this in mind is the prime minister aware, going forward today to build a number of specials to revolutionize and facilitate the industrialization of the energy sector, will the prime minister agree that portsmouth would be a place to do this? >> i congratulate the hon. lady for everything she has done in recent weeks to highlight the support in all matters maritime in the broad sense of the word and i am aware of this interesting project and they will be meeting with the business department shortly, it is a testament to their reputation of folks at hand