took place he was one of the few who encouraged the muslim brotherhood followers from the 1st 2nd to actually participate in those protests against the. against the rule of mubarak obviously when the coup took place and he was a member of parliament prior to that he went into hiding for a couple of weeks only to be. hounded by the security forces of. the of the military of the time who was in control and therefore was then arrested and has been in jail since there were calls from his family for the past few months for medical attention to be given to him however they were not reciprocated by the authorities or not some at least he met his fate as did other muslim brotherhood leaders whilst they were in jail if they're in jail or if they've been in jail i mean i want to ask you what this does what this means for and to the muslim brotherhood but it's not the same organization it was in 20 twelve's in egypt it's not the same organization it's been since its foundation actually in reality i mean as much as they would like to claim that they still have the power and influence that they u

who worked to promote democratic principles within the muslim brotherhood he was arrested in 2013 after the revolution and had been in jail ever since. reports. what's significant about dr samadi on is that he is somebody who was one of the icons of the muslim brotherhood not just within egypt but also internationally he was the spokes person for the group he was one of the few who could speak english amongst its leadership and therefore made a lot of media appearances there he was seen to be more of the quote unquote liberal wing of the muslim brotherhood he was somebody who was also very vocal against the hosni mubarak regime as well and actually when the journey 25th protests took place he was one of the few who encouraged the muslim brotherhood followers from the 1st 2nd to actually participate in those protests against the. against the rule of mubarak obviously when the coup took place and he was a member of parliament prior to that he went into hiding for a couple of weeks only to be. hounded by the security forces of these or at least of the military at the time and was in contro

a senior leader of the muslim brotherhood has died in cairo's notorious scorpion prison at the age of $66.00 as an aryan was a doctor and m.p. he worked to promote democratic principles within the muslim brotherhood aryan was also a founding member of the egyptian organization for human rights he was arrested in 2013 after the revolution that has been in jail ever since shell has more when the coup took place and he was a member of parliament prior to that he went into hiding for a couple of weeks only to be. hounded by the security forces of the theater or at least of the military that time who is in control and therefore was then arrested and has been in jail since there were calls from his family for the past few months for medical attention to be given to him however they were not reciprocated by the authorities and ultimately he met his fate as did other muslim brotherhood leaders whilst they were in jail india has resisted the record daily number of corona virus infections the 67000 new cases bring the total now to leave 2400000 infectious disease experts say that the country is

a senior leader of the muslim brotherhood has died in a notorious egyptian prison where some al-arian was a doctor as an m.p. he worked to promote democratic principles within the muslim brotherhood he died in cairo scorpion prison at the age of 66 of being arrested in 2013. and was also a founding member of the egyptian organization for human rights. the world health organization says there's no evidence that corona virus can spread through the food chain but the u.n. agency has warned that infection clusters must not be allowed to spread into communities it says a very small percentage of the world population has had the virus already and it has a long way to burn if allowed to spread the w.h.o. says it also doesn't have enough information to make a judgment on expanded use of the new russian vaccine on tuesday russia became the world's 1st country to grant regulatory approval for covert 19 drug there was a specific question about whether or not we would see. the w.h.o. . expanded use of that we don't have sufficient information at this point to make a judgment on that and we're cur

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in this video, what he's done is he's put himself, at least the people who i think of the muslim brotherhoodcal islamists, they have him endorsing and enforcing sharia vigilantism. think about it. muslims call us and when they start talking about enforcing sharia law, it is "should we use postal when you talk about the hand, it is the sword, is it firearms, is an improvised explosive devices? think about the two brothers who use their mothers pressure cooker to hurt people during the boston marathon bombings in 2013. that's the kind of thing. if you don't know what you're talking about, then you shouldn't do it. if you do come i think would be a great trait of leadership if joe biden came out and said i'm sorry. i made a mistake. i didn't realize this is what i was doing. if he did that, i'd vote for him. >> tucker: do you think there's any chance he will do that? >> here we go. he's trying to harvest every single kind of vote he can get. if he is so desperate as to want the vote of the organized muslim brotherhood, then i think we are in big trouble and i don't know if you'll do it. >> tuck

a senior leader of the muslim brotherhood has died in egypt or tory a scorpion prison in cairo the age of 66 some who was a doctor an m.p. and a founding member of the egyptian organization for human rights he was arrested in 2013 after the revolution and remained in jail until his death new unemployment claims in the us have fallen below 1000000 for the 1st time since march the total number receiving some form of benefits stands at 28300000 that's roughly 18 percent of the work force india's reported its highest number of corona virus infections in a day that brings the total to nearly 2400000. so those are the headlines more news on al-jazeera after inside story. she's the 1st black woman to become a u.s. vice presidential pick the time of increasing racial tension what role will come of the harris play which she helped joe biden's bid for the white house this is inside story. hello welcome to the program. u.s. senator coming to harris has joined joe biden's presidential.

he worked to promote democratic principles within the muslim brotherhood he died in car a scorpion prison at the age of $66.00 of being arrested in 2030 and was also a founding member of the egyptian organization for human rights those are the latest headlines the stream is next looking at how i saw is benefiting from the coronavirus pandemic stay with us. i haven't located you watching the stream home edition today what's happened to i so groups around the world while the world has been tackling a global pandemic are they making a resurgence you can weigh in on the conversation via you tube in the comments section we would love to hear from you we can put your takes your questions your concerns to our very expert panel and you too can be in the street. i'm going to say hello to the guests the guests will introduce themselves to you yogi it is good to see you can you tell everybody who you are. hi good evening from manila philippines my name is curity engle breasts and i am senior analyst for the international crisis group been working in the southern philippines and mindanao for the last

who worked to promote democratic principles within the muslim brotherhood and was arrested in 2013 after the revolution it's been in jail since india has reported its highest number of infections in a single day the 67000 new cases bring the total to nearly 2400000 official figures put the number of deaths more than 47000 but infectious disease experts say that india is still months away from hitting its peak there's that fear of 0 after the stream next. a global pandemic mass protests demanding change economic recession and geopolitical tensions not to mention the small matter of a looming election join me steve clemons in conversation with leading voices on the bottom line your weekly take on u.s. politics and society on al-jazeera. let me take you back to when you were about maybe 5 or 6 years old how would you handle the current advice i am for me ok what's in the home edition of the stream i topic today is that mental impact of a global pandemic on young says h between north and around fighting is if you will in you shave tell us about your family the kids in your family the kids th

a senior muslim brotherhood leader dies in a tourist cairo prison after years behind bars. and in this case ac double trouble was a strong struggle on the evening day of the 2nd text details later with me as. the government crackdown on dissent in better reuss is intensifying after the country's disputed election and all the 700 people have been detained during the 4th night of protests joining 6000 already in custody some foreign journalists are also being detained in their hotels thursday has seen a fresh wave of peaceful protests women have been forming human chains in the capital minsk in a demonstration against the crackdown it was all triggered by president others under caution because landslide win in sunday's election which the opposition says was rigged the un human rights office has condemned his government's response and called for the release of detainees. regional leaders say time is running out for president bush and co to agree to dialogue with his opponents so fast and has more from an. i. the state academic choir is singing a song of protest on the steps of

another senior muslim brotherhood leader dies a nana gyptian jailed we'll look at the legacy left by some. green shoots of economic recovery or false hope we'll dig into the latest u.s. job figures. and major league soccer leaves its bible and let some fans back in to watch games will be here with the details in scores. several countries across europe are reporting a surge of corona virus infections france is seeing its highest number of cases since restrictions were eased in may in spain the government says there are 675 active outbreaks of germany has its highest increase of cases in 3 months don king joins me now live from berlin dominic what measures are being taken in like have been new cases. suddenly in germany you have the very clear sense of the government is very concerned indeed about the number of cases that are coming up every day in the 1000 range going back now many days indeed and the clear fear is that 2nd wave which would be so big as to force each state in this country back into some form of lock down that's what they're trying to avoid the interesting thing is tha

in the middle east and almost exclusively what is primarily against turkey and qatar and the muslim brotherhood iran seems to be a far distant threat in that sense not to say that they're not concerned about iran not this in and they don't have a major challenge with the iranians but that doesn't seem to be their focus or leaves me with a conclusion that this is rather much more of a talking point that is quite effective to make in washington rather than necessarily being the root cause of this you know when this deal was announced last thursday we spoke with a lot of people even a high profile rabbi in the united states told me that this was just the beginning that more arab states would follow the lead of the u.a.e. today however the saudi foreign minister but he seemed to mix that idea. yes i don't think you're going to see an onslaught there might be one or 2 more states that will follow suit but there are some specific benefits for the u.a.e. that this had u.a.e. is untangle a turkey it's in tangle with qatar and this and they're down to the very hawkish crewel israel constituencies in was

a senior leader of the muslim brotherhood has died in egypt star torii a school in prison in colorado the age of 66. who was a doctor an m.p. and a founding member of the egyptian organization for human rights he was arrested in 2013 off the revolution and remained in jail until his death. you want to climb and claims in the us a full and below $1000000.00 for the 1st time since months the total number receiving some form of benefit stands at $28300000.00 that's roughly 18 percent of the workforce india's reported its highest number of corona virus infections in a day that brings the total to nearly 2400000. though those are the headlines one use on al-jazeera after inside story. she's the 1st black woman to become a u.s. vice presidential pick the time of increasing racial tension what role will come along how was played and what she helped joe biden's bid for the white house this is inside story. hello welcome to the program. u.s. senator coming to harris has joined george biden's presidential campaign biden's choice of a black woman of indian descent as his vice president comes at

is it is a muslim brotherhood. you are very. close to. one of the 1st to feel the soft stuff. yes this. yourself. gus gus in the walk and he tried to make kids. funny because. michelle. suddenly i felt that was with my friend again. like can build a syndrome going to him wrong. i asked him to send me everything he was not using for the sort of parts. of the film about my flatmate was becoming something bigger. than. you. you know. she. did get up. to much to do more new cristal to be made animation last week and yeah since it out on that. and some others. but but you are not supposed to be like on the ball and that is really a document gaza story i mean they're usually i mean it israelis are we say they're targeted airstrikes but of course the reality is that you know target strikes but you know if 3 missiles from the sky you're firing decisions there's always somebody around me. ok the double blast was about 5 minutes before this moment. as well that. like each other. yet yet yet. with. 3 years have gone by since we both left rome and i met. when visiting our families . well

he worked to promote democratic principles within the muslim brotherhood who died in car a scorpion prison at the age of $66.00 after being arrested in 2030. and i saw his headlines here on al-jazeera stay with us they say land continues next why. in the last 10 years we have developed an inseparable bond with our cell phones. smartphone capabilities are bolstered by artificial intelligence which serves our needs whilst keeping a watchful eye. unknown entities siphon our data from public wi-fi networks. our frenzied online activity generates an avalanche of data. these torrents of data are stored in banks of servers all over the world in the big data your digital footprint is worth more by the day. welcome to shands than 90 percent of consumer electronics sold worldwide are produced in this city. smartphones tablets and video game console are all manufactured by the bucket load. all of the u.s. tech giants produce their goods here and this colossal workshop. boutique electronics are packaged alongside their bargain basement imitators. the city center boasts a gigantic electronics bazaar wh

and the central government in libya is backed by turkey, but also in tight cahoots with the muslim brotherhoodon where right now the u.s. is probably best standing back on the sidelines and letting turkey and russia battle it out in proxy status and then waiting to see what happens because there's no way for us to get in the middle of that without it turning into a larger conflict. it's pretty messy, lou. lou: and the president has made it clear he's not interested in having our troops involved in messes that don't affect, aren't important to u.s. national security. jim hanson is, as always, good to have you here. >>> the president is about to take, we are told, the podium at the white house briefing room. thank you again, jim hanson. the fact of the matter, he has a great deal to talk about as we have been discussing. new, a new -- [laughter] name has entered the democratic side of the presidential contest. he's already had quite a few things to say about that. perhaps more will be said by the president today. we are also looking at a pandemic that is difficult it seems some days to judge whe

egypt was turned over to the radical muslim brotherhood, forcing the military to retake control.q is in chaos. iran is on the path to nuclear weapons. syria is engulfed in a civil war and a refugee crisis that now threatens the west. after 15 years of wars in the middle east, after trillions of dollars spent and thousands of lives lost, the situation is worse than it has ever been before. this is the legacy of hillary clinton: death, destruction and terrorism and weakness. >> boo! >> but hillary clinton's legacy does not have to be america's legacy. the problems we face now, poverty and violence at home, war and destruction abroad, will last only as long as we continue relying on the same politicians who created them. a change in leadership is required to produce a change in outcomes. [cheering] tonight, i will share with you for action for america. the most important difference between our plan and that of our opponents, is that our plan will put america first. [cheering] americanism, not globalism, will be our credo. [cheering] as long as we are led by politicians who will not

it was a little bit in the out you know muslim brotherhood guy. again is that of the middle. or so i did but it would was he would want to go to. a dog and from boca. would you know they walk all over the orszag when they. were for drug or. home or whatever. where we were. or who cared a little or whose go it was probably due to reduced. on the other side of the border in pakistan the memories are just as strong in 1907 saladin colleagues family were muslims in india he's never forgotten how he escaped the killing but others didn't. we were staying in our house on 6 september 19th 476 o'clock when my mother was saying a spear i heard a shriek cowing somebody. i turned and i saw it with the sword you hear coming in my sister's wedding and. it was the enter the. room of my mother killed her and they ran. toward us. this is the house saladin fled his home in fear of his life when he returned the horror lay in front of him when i enter the house it was just like here are the. holes nothing sort of holes. then you see your own mother. drenched in blood. and stomach open. then star

he has spread a conspiracy theory that muslim brotherhood has infiltrated the american political sphere. which got him actually banned in 2011 from the annual conservative political action conference. csp has been criticized by republicans and democrats alike and organizations that monitor extremist groups including the anti-defamation league has criticized c.s.b. and the southern poverty law center designated them as a hate group. i would like to register my concern that they are represented here. i have a question for mr. german. the oregon governor, kate brown, the attorney general ellen rosenblum, and other local officials demanded that federal agents leave portland, arguing they have escalated violence in the city. oregon governor kate brown said "the federal officers here brought violence and strife to our community." mr. german, you talked about how aggressive riot control tactics against protesters incite greater violence in response. would you say the tactics federal agents used in portland are ones that de-escalate protests or provoke violence? >> thank you for the question. y

that are linked to the muslim brotherhood, such as hamas and other outfits in libya, for example.lot to be gained by technology and health care cooperation. one of the first thing they're going to do, they say is to work on trying to find a vaccine the coronavirus. israel is a highly technologically advanced country. uae is fast catching up. so there is a commonality there but nevertheless, from the arab streets there are cries of betrayal and a stab in the back. deals have been signed by the uk government for two more experimental coronavirus vaccines. a total of 90 million doses have been purchased from a belgian pharmaceutical company, janssen, and a us firm nova—vax. britain now has on order 340 million doses of six different potential vaccines. more details from our medical editor, fergus walsh. there are nearly 30 coronavirus vaccines undergoing clinical trials, and well over 100 more in laboratory development. the uk is said to have one of the world's biggest stockpiles. advance orders have been placed for 340 million doses of six different vaccines. most require two doses,

they sided with the muslim brotherhood in egypt against the egyptian people. refreshing change that muslims around the world oh a debt of gratitude to president trump and to jared kushner and also recognize shake mohammed the leader of the uae is really the power house. you will saudi arabia join the amman open embassies, this is the end of the arab boycott the israel. pete: a titanic shift brought about by the president. thank you for your time this morning. >> great to be with you. i have missed you. great to see you. pete: likewise. see you soon. still ahead an arizona school district moves ahead to reopen classrooms despite push back from teachers and unions. the push to reopen came from the community and should be honored. that's after the break. ♪ ♪ i can feel a fire like a hand out the window in the wind ♪ a car drives by ♪ it's always been given ♪ you better start living right now ♪aa days gone by ♪ our agents helped make saving on insurance easy usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa here's your iced coffee! ♪ america runs on dunkin' will: cl

with a longer program we could talk about the class of nationalism and the muslim brotherhood and all that kind of stuff. that's one thing. we also have on the cyber front of the warfare if you ar they wg with russia which is very much at the forefront in "spy master," things they've done not only here but in the baltics. you've got the chinese. there was that big hack where they took a lot of u.s. navy secrets, everything the north koreans have been up to. the world is a very dangerous place. i continually remind people of america has been one of the greatest forces for good and safety and security in the history of the world, but they are constantly being bombarded. and i think the advent of the internet and our reliance on it has only made us more vulnerable to a different kind of terrorism, cyber terrorism. >> host: real life events are part of your books. >> guest: they are. so, it's funny some of the stuff happens in my books before it happens in real life candid and sometimes the events are a backdrop. for instance, we traded a couple of years ago in the previous administration

he has spread a conspiracy theory that muslim brotherhood has infiltrated the american political sphere. which got him actually banned in 2011 from the annual conservative political action conference. csp has been criticized by republicans and democrats alike and organizations that monitor extremist groups including the anti-defamation league has criticized c.s.b. and the southern poverty law center designated them as a hate group. i would like to register my concern that they are represented here. i have a question for mr. german. the oregon governor, kate brown, the attorney general ellen rosenblum, and other local officials demanded that federal agents leave portland, arguing they have escalated violence in the city. oregon governor kate brown said "the federal officers here brought violence and strife to our community." mr. german, you talked about how aggressive riot control tactics against protesters incite greater violence in response. would you say the tactics federal agents used in portland are ones that de-escalate protests or provoke violence? >> thank you for the question. y

he has spread a conspiracy theory that muslim brotherhood has infiltrated the american political sphere. which got him actually banned in 2011 from the annual conservative political action conference. c.s. perform has been criticized by republicans and democrats alike and organizations that monitor extremist groups including the anti-defamation league has criticized c.s.b. and the southern poverty law center designated them as a hate group. i would like to register my concern that they are represented here. i have a question for mr.ierman. the oregon governor, kate brown, the attorney general ellen rosenblum, and other local officials demanded that federal agents leave portland arguing they have escalated violence in the city. oregon governor kate brown said the federal officers here brought violence and strife to our community end quote. mr. german, you talked about how aggressive riot control tactics against protesters incite greater violence in response. would you sthay the tactics federal agents used in portland are ones that de-escalate protests or provoke violence? mr.ierman: than