inside jordan, the government is battling a vocal opposition dominated by the muslim brotherhood. the parties stepped up its first television channel. our reporter went to take a look. >> jordan's muslim brotherhood said it would have never dreamt of having its own television channel had it not been for the arab spring. there was no revolution here, but the uprisings in the region has brought about greater freedom. the muslim brotherhood launched a channel about a year ago. >> our audience, especially islamic audience, was one of the first groups to make their voices heard in the arab spring. for the local tv channel, this event work in our favor. we became unique. let's although it describes itself as conservatives, his host is unveiled female activism politicians although they will not hire any females unless they wear the veil. there have been attempts to jam the signal. most recently during last november's riot against fuel price hikes which called for the overthrow of the monarchy for the first time. although the size of the channel, technically operating out of these four ro

muslim brotherhood -- >> rose: what are we defining as islamists, follow islam or the muslim brothers. >> political islam that wants to vote for muslim political parties. let's say about a third. do you know with what's confusing when we use these terms charlie the others are not secular in the western sense. egypt is a traditional society. people are very much attached to their religion. they might not wear it in the political path, they might not want sharia law, okay. so secular isn't quite the right word because some of them are nationalists parties. say there was a candidate who won a lot. there was mubarak candidate who would not a lot. i wouldn't call them secular but they are more modern, modernizing party. they are more traditional and not religious based. they are ready to have a modern constitution. >> rose: when you look at the united states and what it ought to do, how does the united states play a role, if there is one, at this moment. >> it's a good question. i think all in all, i still give president obama high marks for how he's handled this because i think it's a dif

the muslim brotherhood is the gateway toe had these young kids reid muslim brotherhood literature. >>ge jeanine: and we keep sending them billions and f-16s and armored tanks. the book, one of the best books i have read. a great reid. >> read. >> judge jeanine: this is about terrorism in boston and watertown. about must jihadists. >> and muslim brotherhood. >> where did you come up with in? >> five years ago. the muslim brotherhood known to a lot of people but based on my experience fighting terrorists my whole life. >> i assume that you are john gibson. >> colonel david gibson in the book and the coauthor her characteristic is kristina the main character in the book and we get forced together as we drop our families off on a plane in boston gets hijacked and moves out from there. >> judge jeanine: your knowledge of the system and intelligence and what would happen in the sequestration like this is so compelling. it is a great -- in the situation like this is so compelling. a great read. i never do this but i got the to tell you, a great book and all about boston. amazing. thanks for

no doubt about it that is the agenda of the al qaeda and the muslim brotherhood except they don't use violence overtly to oppose their agenda. lou: their presence year we would see a very similar police presence. half this seems to be utterly credible police presence talking about one terrorist 19 years old who has carried out a terrible terrible crime against the american people. but is this response typical if these occur because it is massive and today we learned it is unsustainable to break away from this and change direction. >> is a lesson learnt. -- it is a lesson learned. they have capability for this. there needs to be a focus on these explosives like the bomb saw what -- bomb squads and they need to be able to work together to be sustained by training and lots of technology to take a device in understand explosive and have works and immediately bush said the affirmation out to change the procedures and the objectives at the time. >> made mission is to quarantine the guy and get an. and to stop any potential harm. that is the on the mission they have so with hostage takers in

you are helping the muslim brotherhood. we don't want them running it in egypt. we want freedom and your government helps the wrong people. you help the muslim brotherhood. he said, please dell others, quit helping the radicals. and i have been surprised that was not the first time, but it was the most recent time that someone turned out was from egypt, muslim, they want to live in peace. they don't want radicals ruining their lives and think it is wrong for the members of the radical muslim brotherhood to persecute, kill, inflict pain and suffering on coptic christians and jews. they don't think it is appropriate. they may not agree with them, but they want to live in peace. and yet this administration continues to help the wrong people. and after i met the young man v.f.w. and i he found out we are sinding tear gas to -- sending tear gas to egypt to help the radical muslims in egypt, like jewish residents in egypt, like moderate muslims who disagree with the kind of radicalism that is being forced on them until egypt, and then we find out this week this adminis

streets i spoke to the leader of the april fix he actually led the movement to support the muslim brotherhood. and president mohamed morsi indeed against the alternative contender for the presidency in some way last year but now the muslim brotherhood and president mohamed morsi have broken the promises which they made to the revolutionary youth including to april sixth and that's why people are on the streets and that's why they're angry. the russian president vladimir putin is heading to hanover in germany today will try to calm the international hype stirred by office searches of nongovernmental organizations in russia plus the role of the country's funds and debt had cyprus. reports on the talks. a lot of mia putin will begin his visit to germany in the netherlands by opening the world's largest trade fair here in hanover russia is one of the main partners of this year's event and over plenty of russian technology on display but also provide a chance for vladimir putin to sit down and have a chat with german chancellor angela merkel just recently to be a putin gave a interview on german t

indeed against the alternative contender for the presidency in someone last year but now the muslim brotherhood and president mohamed morsi of broken the promises which they made to the revolutionary youth including to april sixth and that's why people are on the streets and that's why they're angry it's been three years since wiki leaks published a graphic video that left a black mark on america's action in iraq footage showing u.s. helicopters killing more than a dozen iraqi civilians shocked the world and had an impact on the soldiers who say they witnessed the massacre we spoke with an army veteran who shared his memories of a day he says he'd rather forget. fork by the way it was the video that put wiki leaks on the map turned the tide of war in iraq and landed private first class bradley manning in military detention but for army veteran ethan mccord it was just another day on duty the helicopters are approximately about a mile and a half away. when they resume these guys. and from looking at it now you can't see anything and i mean that right there is obviously a camera dangling. if you

is being accused of betraying the arab spring and only pursuing the interests of his muslim brotherhood in the chaos sectarian clashes on the rise with coptic christians facing increased violence and the believers say the police have done little to protect them as bell true reports. days after a brutal assault on egypt's main coptic cathedral activists and opposition leaders meet to discuss a response many of them like three a christian protest. he was trapped inside the church say they're still in shock. tactics from everywhere even from the street next to the gas stations by the. police called inside that's not what this is going to be are civilians bombarded us with molotov cocktails rocks rubber bullets and live ammunition and the police protected the homework and they were painting the. sort of the more the nation was shocked on sunday and bloody scenes of egypt's security post is firing tear gas and birdshot bullets directly at mourners gathered on st marks beach or here behind me one of the main churches to coptic christians president mohamed morsi has promised to investigate and

and people's thoughts and minds today food prices are rising again wages are stagnant and the muslim brotherhood led government has not so far taken credible steps to reform the security apparatus is the interior ministry of course it's not the first time we've seen the scenes and when these protests do break out they reflect an increasing polarization between the muslim brotherhood dominated government and the opposition which still feels that the original demands of the revolution has already been met. coming up later in the program is it iraq all over again russia criticizes the u.n. for obstructing the investigation into the use of chemical weapons in syria comparing the expanding investigation to the weapons of mass destruction height which led to the u.s. invasion in iraq. in exactly three years since wiki leaks published a graphic video which left an indelible blot on america's reputation the footage which shows u.s. helicopters killing more than a dozen iraqi civilians not only shocked the world but had a dollar impact on american soldiers who witnessed the massacre we spoke to an army v

streets i spoke to the leader of the april sixth the un she led the movement to support the muslim brotherhood. and president mohamed morsi indeed against the alternative contender for the presidency in some way last year but now the muslim brotherhood and president mohamed morsi have broken the promises which they made to the revolutionary youth including two april sixth and that's why people are on the streets and that's why they're angry. and staying in the region tensions between israel and palestine have flared up once again this week fueled by the death of a high profile palestinian prison serving a life sentence in an israeli jail the backlash included a violent protests across the west bank last hunger strikes by palestinian inmates and fresh rocket exchanges between israel and hamas has renegotiate i was in the west bank closely following the developments. one man's death turned into a rage of the masses at the beginning of the week sixty four year old my sorrow book handy a died in the israeli prison according to his family the palestinian prisoner has complained about his health sin

streets i spoke to the leader of the april fix he actually led the movement to support the muslim brotherhood. and president mohamed morsi indeed against the alternative contender for the presidency in some way last year but now the muslim brotherhood and president mohamed morsi have broken the promises which they made to the revolutionary youth including two april sixth and that's why people are on the streets and that's why they're angry. authorities at the guantanamo bay prison again this week the hunger strike among the camp's inmates is growing if issue a number of those refusing food now stands at forty one inmates lawyers however say the figures several times higher with three of the prisoners hospitalized and around a dozen currently being force fed the strike began more than two months ago in a protest over treatment and conditions jonathan hafitz who's from presented a number of the kuantan of inmates believes it will be some time before the extreme action achieves anything i think the more pressure may force the us to respond it may not come right away but i think that the pressure

in people's hearts and minds today food prices are rising again wages are stagnant and the muslim brotherhood led government has not so far taken credible steps to reform the security apparatus is the interior ministry. and the brotherhood has now. is fully in a position where a group of groups like it was said to her had supported it to give them the benefit of the doubt it gets the erstwhile military rulers of egypt but now put my hand the leader of the able six told me earlier today they're disappointed in what the brotherhood has done they're disappointed in their recode and their failure to live up to the promises that were maimed. and as a result they're out on the streets and they've been out in the streets today chanting against the for the who they formerly helped to bring to power. tom thanks very much indeed for that tom. based journalist live on t v well coming up later in the program is it iraq all over again russia criticizes the u.n. for obstructing the investigation into the use of chemical weapons in syria erin the expanding production of the weapons of mass destruction heigh

with only two prosecutions for sectarian violence since the revolution many believe the new muslim brotherhood government is continuing mubarak a culture of impunity in the meantime thousands continue to demand justice for the cathedral victims and christians like tony say they will continue to protest in till the government acts this is true for r t cairo. present fledging a preacher now says they russian budget for space exploration is to skyrocket all the signal that fifty billion dollars will be pumped into the national space program up until twenty twenty so go online for more washers and dishes to reach for the stars. and also in america the f.b.i. is doing all it can to sneak a closer peek at passo online communications to dot com and find out how much money the agency wants to point into the lives of its citizens. u.s. secretary of state john kerry said talks with north korea are possible only the country agrees to end its nuclear weapons program during a visit to the south korean capital he reiterated america won't accept the north as a nuclear power one pentagon intelligence report s

streets i spoke to the leader of the april fix he actually led the movement to support the muslim brotherhood. and president mohamed morsi indeed against the alternative contender for the presidency in someone last year but now the muslim brotherhood and president mohamed morsi of broken the promises which they made to the revolutionary youth including to april sixth and that's why people are on the streets and that's why they're angry. let to bring it up today for the moment but with a new city with more in half an hour from now in the meantime after the break we report on the lives of palestinian families. washing shoulders with an israeli waist. with us for that if you can. you know when the history of any culture there are some dark chapters throughout human history there's been war on every continent and religious strife and oppression every culture has some skeletons in their closet and in recent u.s. history the scandalous prison at guantanamo bay as making patriotic americans scurrying around a decade or so rather than slamming the door shut and get mall i hate that term condemning it

streets i spoke to the leader of the april six he actually led the movement to support the muslim brotherhood. and president mohamed morsi indeed against the alternative contender for the presidency in some way last year but now the muslim brotherhood and president mohamed morsi have broken the promises which they made to the revolutionary youth including two april six and that's why people are on the streets and that's why they're angry. a new type of bird flu has been discovered in china this week promoting the government to cold tens of thousands of birds so far the virus has killed six people out of the eighteen infected but the first time a new strain of flu is hit china let's have a look at how the infection has spread not only across the population but in the media as well many of the articles written read like horror stories sparking pony way out of proportion with the facts and you remember past bird flu and swine flu outbreaks in the attention they grabbed across the media when all these crazy pilbeam has more on hold the hype to cold panic is already spreading across the globe over

the muslim brotherhood wins and campaigns on better healthcare and education and jobs and he gets to go back to the egyptian people and say i deliver or didn't deliver. the egyptian people will have a second chance to vote for somebody that they are interested in putting in power. a democracies take time to evolve. it seems like the role of those who are living in comfortable free societies ought to take an interest in the evolution of that. demcreation for our own national security. >> immigration reform. i talked to you at the ranch in crawford. >> when was that? >> 200.. >> it had turned ugly and we lost the essence of america if we bash the immigrants. i am concerned that a emotionam debate, thatends up pitting people against each other will cause america -- to lose its soul. >> do you think we are heading that way again or do you think the country has changed since then? >> i think people know the system fails. it is broken . so it will be interesting to watch the debate go on. it is a difficult debate because there is it a lot of moving part. i rarely speak publicly and takes a

with only two prosecutions for sectarian violence since the revolution many believe the new muslim brotherhood government is continuing mubarak's culture of impunity in the meantime thousands continue to demand justice for the cathedral victims and christians like tony say they will continue to protest in till the government acts this is true for r t cairo. president vladimir putin announced as the russian budget for space exploration is to skyrocket promising more than fifty billion dollars will be pumped into the national space program up until twenty twenty so go online for more russians and vicious to reach for the stars. also online in america the f.b.i. is doing all it can to sneak a closer peek at past not online. communications go to yahoo dot com and find out how much money the agency wants to pry into the lives of its citizens. the u.s. has once again hinted more aid is set to head to the syrian rebels secretary of state john kerry met with the opposition for many this indicated washington's sticking firmly to the trend of supporting a loyal movement so governments at any cost and. t

with only two prosecutions for sectarian violence since the revolution many believe the new muslim brotherhood government is continuing mubarak's culture of impunity in the meantime thousands continue to demand justice for the cathedral victims and christians like attorneys say they will continue to protest in till the government acts this is true for r t. a ten billion bailout for cyprus is now all but guaranteed after a euro zone finance ministers settled on the fine print the same officials though cyprus which is asking for more that's that's all it would get is a merger that nicosia will need to come up with thirteen billion euros almost twice the amount of money needed just weeks ago in parallel the eurozone was the secret government to stop pressuring. country's central bank which by law now says only to senior european banks. also be forced to sell vast amounts of its gold reserves which is something marx and stacy believe was almost always been true because and call so the four kinds report is coming up in ten minutes time. into its gold reserves well we have said that the e.c.b. the s

who was in sudan at the time we got permission to establish that contact through the syrian muslim brotherhood message to some of bin laden was we all were against the american presence in saudi arabia we had the same enemy therefore we could work together undermining the saudi regime and pressuring it to remove americans from the arabian peninsula then we got a reply from bin laden he said the baath regime in iraq was a pos eight and that it was because of the iraq regime that the americans came to the middle east therefore he couldn't have any contacts with this regime that there were other attempts to establish a connection but a sum of bin laden's position never changed americans also contacted bin laden they were the ones who transferred him to afghanistan to fight against the russians over the course yanna if bin laden refused to work with saddam hussein does it then mean that it was the u.s. who cooperated with al qaida and not iraq hone. i would not define it as cooperation though as it was later revealed they did have contacts they coordinated their actions and supported al qaeda is f

government, muslim brotherhood. fair or unfair.re is the question of what to do this guy does seem to be liberal. he served lots of powers and he's using emergency authorities in various ways. what should we do? >> at the moment, it is what we shouldn't do. we shouldn't support a loan unless it has the strictest terms. if the egyptians get this money, they will then allow them to go into the private marketplace to get more support. we do not want the muslim brotherhood in egypt to succeed on their terms. we only want them to succeed to if they are willing to proceed by terms that protect the rights of egyptians and respect the interests of the united states and its neighbors. i am skeptical whether they will do that. we should hang very tough and say we will only work with you under specified conditions. your sovereign right to protect those conditions and our sovereign right to not work with you. worse things in this regime. >> place is already a complete mess. >> i think one of the things that surprised me, fareed, about egypt is

this administration has so many muslim brotherhood members that have influence that they just are makingecisions for america. >> in another interview, gohmert said he doesn't think the president personally is rooting for radical islam, it's just the people around the president that are the danger. here he is. "i don't ascribe any ill motive to obama. he has advisers around him that do not have the same goal as he does. he has people around him giving advice who support the muslim brotherhood, who steer him in wrong directions." again, believe it or not, this is a u.s. congressman talking. >>> now to sarah palin. palin did not attend the white house correspondents' dinner saturday night but tweeted on the subject. "that white house correspondents' dinner was pathetic. the rest of america is out there working our asses off while these d.c. assclowns throw themselves a nerdprom." palin, of course, had a job as we know as governor of alaska but decided as we all know to take french leave. she's also left fox news. i just remember her coming to the msnbc party two years ago and had a great ti

the muslim brotherhood wins and campaigns on better healthcare and education and jobs and he gets to go back to the egyptian people and say i deliver or didn't deliver. the egyptian people will have a second chance to vote for somebody that they are interested in putting in power. a democracies take time to evolve. it seems like the role of those who are living in comfortable free societies ought to take an interest in the evolution of that. demcreation for our own national security. >> immigration reform. i talked to you at the ranch in crawford. >> when was that? >> 200.. >> it had turned ugly and we lost the essence of america if we bash the immigrants. i am concerned that a emotionam debate, thatends up pitting people against each other will cause america -- to lose its soul. >> do you think we are heading that way again or do you think the country has changed since then? >> i think people know the system fails. it is broken . so it will be interesting to watch the debate go on. it is a difficult debate because there is it a lot of moving part. i rarely speak publicly and takes a

. >> this administration has so many muslim brotherhood members that have influence, they just are makingecisions for america. >> that's louie gohmert from texas saying the muslim government is in our government and the sound of silence from the republican leaders. thanks for being here, angela. >> thank you, rev. >> don't you think more moderate republicans would want to denounce this kind of rhetoric? it can go over well with voters. >> well, rev, the interesting thing is this rhetoric is not new. we've heard this from the very beginning of president obama's first election. from 2008, this rhetoric is so old, you begin to wonder whether the silent strategy really works. there are a couple of things that folks do hopefully it will go away if you ignore it or to address it head on and dim it. perhaps it is now that time. louie gohmert is a public official and clearly he does not take the oath he's required to take in the constitution, according to article 6, to heart. there is some obligation that you have to act in good faith and he continues to display that he doesn't have any ability t

there is no tolerance by the muslim brotherhood. we should have seen that coming.urprises. >> did you see it coming, greg? >> yes, i did. but i see everything coming. the middle east, most of the middle east has not gotten the memo on oenlightenment. talking about time zone difference flying from jfk and cairo. there you are 7th century. it's ridiculous. it's easier to mock christians here than to condemn violent muslims there. i mean, what happened few centuries if islam wins? there is going to be a lot of people who are dead. i'm talking mainably gay people who, you know, they don't have any rights there. >> a couple of months ago right here in jersey city there were a couple coptic christians beheaded in jersey city. people are saying is it going to spill over? is it going to continue here because it's going on there. >> i give him a lot of credit for sticking it out there. >> so brave. >> a lot of people would leave i would assume. new twist on the basketball scakdz at rutgers. why the fbi is investigating the whistle head coach just got canned for roughing up

the premer on the muslim brotherhood's stradge -- strategic plan . the fact that the f.b.i.ow interviewed one of the brothers about a year or so ago, failed to detect his jihadist impulse i would suggest in part because of the success of thization jihad that made it impermissible for the f.b.i. to know. they have had their files purged of information that give offense to these . that mines the f.b.i. is less able to deal with the threat and >> what should we do differently? i am nopt talking about the f.b.i., i am just talking about all of us. >> the first part of business is to learn what we are up against. the famous chinese strategist said you can't defeat an enemy you don't know. there is a wealth of material in places like that . the explanatory memorandum and introduced in evidence and takes them 15 minute to read it and it tells them what we are up against and gives you insight in the terfolly of the embrace of the muslim brotherhood and helped to bring them to power in egypt and next in syria and other places around the world and very much advance the agenda in the u

and this muslim brotherhood and started in boston and expands. >> your tears are mumples?> muslim brotherhood, absolutely. >> bill: you can't do that you just heard our muslim guest. >> of course you can we can and we will. not all muslims are a terrorist. everyone that is attacking us happens to be. >> i don't think president obama is going to read your book. >> i tried to get in the white house. it hasn't happened yet. >> maybe you if you said unnamed terrorists. >> book from me to the white house i don't see it happen. >> the book is bed terrorist. mocking cnn for terror coverage. crowley and colmes. one of the murdered three americans before the attack last week. investigation is going on. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. [ male announcer ] at his current pace, bob will retire when he's 153, which would be fine if bob were a vampire. but he's not. ♪ he's an architect with two kids and a mortgage. luckily, he found someone who gave him a fresh perspective on his portfolio. and with some planning and effort, hopefully bob can retire at a more appropriate age. it'

have a point, but most of those who supported the rebels probably would rather supportive muslim brotherhood's style of an islamist state, not a taliban- style state. >> a good stop these groups from gaining more influence in syria? >> for the time being, i do not think there is a chance. the americans have tried very hard to support other groups in syria, but i think this will only lead to more in fighting within the rebel movement. clucks from the german institute of international security and fares, thank you for being in the studio with us today. reports from iran sale least 30 in a powerful earthquake in the south of the country. the u.s. geological survey said the quake had a magnitude of 6.3. >> the tremor hit some 90 kilometers south east of the sport. officials say this nuclear plant was not affected. some 800 people are said to have been injured. the operator of the crippled fukushima nuclear plant has detected a fresh leak out an underground water storage pool. >> the operator said a new leak had developed in the number one storage pool. this is where contaminated water was being tr