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since last november's court hearing, interim authorities have the courtesy muslim brother -- have declaredthe muslim brotherhood a terrorist group. most leaders are in jail awaiting trial. islamist organization has continued to lead almost every protests despite a ban on demonstrations. for its members, the president's trial is political and the generals in power are not legitimate. >> a coup d'État is a blow to institutions, to the executive and legislative branches of government. it turns everything upside down. we are still in the context of a coup. >> a security source said the general who was instrumental in -- weremorsi was probably run for president in the upcoming elections. as for morsi, he faces charges of plotting with terrorist organizations abroad to both free prisoners during the 2011 revolution -- >> to get a bit more on the situation in egypt, i am joined by a policy specialist. thank you for taking the time to speak to us on "france 24." this trial was adjourned, according to state media, due to this bad weather that kept morsi from getting to the courthouse in the first p

in a statement the interior ministry said the son of a muslim brother leader was arrested. he has admitted to being a member of the group. the group claimed responsibility son of one of the muslim brotherhood leaders. i am confirming they are all connected. they are from the same fabric. everything that is happening in egypt is due to this apparent organization's plotting. >> two people have been killed in violent clark between police and protesters in egypt's northwestern city of alexandria. officials say attacks began after roads were blocked in the city. >>> votofhone executives have been sreached. they show a puppet since the accusations, they have set up a twitter account in the puppet's name calling for her freedom. votophon. >> in the past few hours, the chief of sudan defense forces, the top military man here in south sudan has spoken. he has said they are forced from the rebels by whatever means have expressed interest in moving forward to take jupa. he said this would be defending the capital, juba from bor, and that his forces will continue fighting the rebels un

we have to admit the muslim brothers have a long experience. they survived.ing with the british kingdom and so on, plus management. when it came to take hour they failed miserably. i think this is a major question for them and us. >> u.s. international has put out a scathing report on egypt arguing there is absolutely massive abuse of human rights, essentially no freedom of assembly, essentially no freedom of speech left in the country. >> i must say what i have seen is there is a little bit of a distorted picture that we see. i haven't seen much blame on the number of explosion that are taking place on the pipelines, on the government building, on the schools, on these metro stations. there's only one fixation that there are some activist toss take into prison. it might be some of them are innocent. i feel it's a bit unfair that of all what we see in egypt explosions in mansura, demolishing of police office, explosions, 20 times, killing of four or five policeman. of course when they were killed, they were receiving bumtllets, sending bullets. >> you said eg

the coup that deposed president mohamed morsi and the muslim brother hood. >> they will banish soon and this operation is the only. abdel fattah al-sisi, in other parts of the country, security personnel clashed with anti-coup protestors. high alert, the head of the third anniversary that toppled hosne mubarak. what they call their efforts to break the coup. hamed vaughn, al jazeera. >> nursing home in quebec, canldcanada. at least eight people are confirmed dead but with dozens still missing, that number seems sure to rise. investigators are looking for any clues as to what might starts the fire. >> a pregnant woman on life support, a controversial ruling in a highly charged case. mark schneider has that story. unfortunately we're having some technical difficulty with that story. we'll try oget it for you later. coming up, banking on pot. the u.s. attorney general steps in. the big battle over where to put profits from legal marijuana. plus, check mate. bill gates goes head to head with a young chess champion and all gates money can't save him. unfortunately as we went towards january,

. >>> and the prime minister tells cnbc exclusively the muslim brother is no longer welcome in his country. >> physically, they feel more and more excluded. they are in a state of denial, so they are really stuck. >>> hello and welcome to the first "worldwide exchange" of the week. we kick off the data out of the eurozone, we are unchanged from the estimate, 52.1 in december. 52.1 in november. enjoying a fairly strong finish to 2013. so new orders in at the fastest pace since june 2011. the employment index hitting the 50 mark for the first time in two years, that means employers are hiring people just as many as they are lagging off. but france seems to see the flash repeated. there's a better number out of spain as well. euro/dollar at 1.3601 away from the number we hit weeks ago. we'll get thoughts from kathy, is sturgon manager. happy new year. >> happy new year. in 2013 there were russian consultants in europe and core europe. now it's really false for expecting italy underperforming. they are underperforming on pmi today, but gdp is down 0.1%. and looking inside gdp it is more import

they went through a difficult time because we have to admit that the muslim brothers have a long experienceting with the british kingdom and then the revolution and so on. but they failed to learn management. so when it came to take power, they failed miserably in management, and i think this is a major lesson for them and for us. >> amnesty international has just put out a scathing report on egypt, arguing that there is absolutely massive abuse of human rights, that there is essentially no freedom of sni assembly, there is essentially no freedom of speech left in the country. >> i must say that what i have seen is there is a little bit of a distorted picture that we see. i haven't seen much of blame on the number of explosions that are taking place on the pipelines, on the government building, on the schools, on these metro stations. there's only one fixation, that there are some activists who are taken to prison. it might be some of them are innocent. but i feel it's a bit unfair that of all what we see in egypt, explosions in mansura, demolishing building of the police office, explosions

economy is in shambles, a very large political player in the system, whether one likes them or not, muslim brotherse been put out, and apart from being declared a clandestine organization, and they have now been declared a terrorist organization, and they are painted in the corner by terrorists, because their supporters would be painted as that as well. if one looks at the preamble of this constitution is to create or restore, i should say, national unity, and takes a very historical view of that. earlier conformists have been very much involved in reforming. and this has been a patriotic force that has cemented national unity and taken care of the wishes of the population. it is the hope of general sisi to ride on that wave which will enable him to disassociate himself of the tainted former military man who lead the country, and sort of put himself in the line of earlier leaders who -- who have created more than egypt and present himself now as a sort of a savior of the motherland. >> once again, thanks very much for sharing your thoughts with us on what is happening there in egypt. >>> later in t

the al-qaeda linked group tock responsibility for the attack and many in egypt blame the muslim brotherconstitution with 98 percent voting for it. though it has done little to bridge the grap between the groups. >> connor heart rending amtower video. the apparent rescue of a toddler buried alive in rubble in a leppo. rescuers frantically digging to reach him after they heard him crying and it took him eight minutes to get him out. he could be seen rubbing his eyes. and they say it happen right after a bombing by government forces this woke. and meanwhile, arriving in the un building. representatives met face-to-face for the first time to find a way out of the civil war that dragged out three years. the focus of the talks was on humanitarian aid. one topic both sides agreed to discuss and what they will not touch on is the future of bashar al- assad. an actual end of the war, till don't know how they are going to bring that about. estimated hundred thousand people have died. crisis talks in ukraine are failing to put an end to demonstrations. this is live from kiev. a crowd is sir roundi

the muslim brother rood declared a banned organization again and highlighting this extraordinary sequenceevents, two past presidents facing legal proceedings at the same time. the interim government says real democracy can be realized in a secure government and the maintenance of security given that is a reason for what critics contend are undemocratic actions ranging from a band on unlicensed demonstrations to the arbitrary detention of journalists. the measures apparently backed by some of egypt's citizens, just under 20 million of them voteed in favor of the constitution and they interrupt it and the box is not a sole means of securing in the future and no guaranty the military will again return to the barock and i'm mike hanna. >> reporter: we cannot report because our producers have been detained and peter greste out for 28 days and accused of lies and joining a terrorist group and al jazeera says it's totally unfounded. two journalists from the sister channels are held and a reporter and a camera man and detained for over five months now. the president of ukraine has offered to resh

western get into being because they don't care about the muslim man's they don't care about the muslim brothers and that's always been those democracies have to take responsibility and calm to fight the in syria in which it then it brings up the question that we have in the straps for you there dd. is it 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

muslim. [applause] barack obama's -- barack obama's brother was announced by the vice president at egypt as an architect of the finances of the muslim brotherhood in egypt. he also works with sudan with a terrorist organization. this is the older brother of barack obama, malik obama and that is why egypt and israel profoundly hate to barack obama. in egypt because he helped the muslim brother rat and in israel because he is helping iran and al qaeda and so forth. in terms of the violations of the constitution of course from the very moment that he took the oath of office to protect and defend the constitution of the united states he violated that oath by naming 45 stars none of which have passed the senate. they are not subjected to congressional oversight. that was just the very beginning. from map point out he has dashed the constitution numerous times and unfortunately our congress closes their eyes. it's about time when he says i have a pen and they mentioned that many times. i have a pen and i have a phone and i can sign an executive order that i want to take executive action. we have to

al qaeda, iran, hezbollah, the muslim brothers. these are not benevolent actors.gypt, strong countries like egypt, strong countries like saudi arabia in the gulf are standing up against these guys. we need to support them. does money buy stability? no. but it sure is a hedge against chaos. jenna: doug, that is also another point is. if we have to be in the game somehow because if we're not, then we're totally out of it all together. so what about that argument, that the money and some have made this argument, that the money despite the human rights violations and everything else, gives us a little bit of an in we might need somewhere down the line? >> look american interests are complicated. you have to be realistic about this. on the other hand you also have to recognize where you're paying for bullets that are killing people. if money will help buy stability, the saudis are doing it. the notion if we toss in extra we get much out of is an illusion and image it sends to people across the middle east is, we don't care. we are quite happy to subsidize regimes that

provide them the apache helicopters, the tanks, the jets that we were going to provide to the muslim brother leaders of egypt. they asked, what's wrong with you people? what are you not getting? you're helping the people that want to destroy you. people can see that around the world. but here in washington, d.c., it's apparently one of the ardest things to find and see. and we hear people saying, well, we really need all the people's most private information about phone calls, every phone call they make. we need to have that as part of the government because one time we believe it may have stopped a bombing. well, if this administration would do their homework, they wouldn't need the logs of every phone call of every american, we could go back to what the constitution does require and the courts should require and that is probable cause before you start giving out personal information, before you let the government start monitoring every email of every person in america. because we were promised my freshman term that if the patriot act were extended, specifically section 206 and 215, that th

the muslim brother hood just declare aid terrorist organization has called for a boycott of this vote bomb explodes in the courtroom. no injuries or claim of responsibility yesterday. >>> finally the pope is auctions off the holy hog. the motorcycle that could be up to $20,000. harley gave the bike to pope francis last june. we're told it rides like a dream. the vatican is not saying if the pontiff ever took the bike for a spin. the money raised goes to a catholic charity. >> what did you say it will go for? >> 20 grand. >> you are nuts. you are more off than the pilots. i think it's going for 10, 20, 30 times that. if the pontiff even touched it. just the notion it is his motorcycle. >> we'll get back to you with what it goes for. >> what do you think seriously? how much -- they gave it to the pope. you think it's going $20,000. that's barely what they go for. >> what do you think? tweet us free. >>> if you were to look at the angles of situation, what do we see? >> i'm with you 100%. if it's worth $20,000, it's going to go for much hr. >>> let's take look across the country. showers

. >> no problem with muslims, they are brothers and lived with them for a long time and only have a projectthe others. >> reporter: we come to the village of the cafe where we are surrounded by an agitated crowd. we are meeting a great variety of armed groups along the road. some are relatively well armed, but these people are essentially vigilantes, village protection groups and say they are guarding the community against soldiers who are some 15 kilometers along the road. we noticed many houses in the village are destroyed and seems the muslim population has been driven out. then we see that the village's are demolishing the mosque. [gunfire] it's one shocking moment in one small village. but all over this country in resent weeks mobs of people have destroyed mosques and churches. we drive on crossing what passes as a front line to meet the celica fighters and confusingly they too claim to be the national army, their commander tells us they want peace. >> translator: shooting someone with a weapon is not the solution. we are here to construct, not to destroy. our job as authority is to ke

muslim brotherhood in sudan. now he is kind of pushing the brother agenda here in washington, d.c. ohammad is a leader of this group that the muslim brotherhood name is on documents and by the way, isna, one of our outreach partner for the federal government, isna is named as an unindicted co-conspirator in the largest terrorism financing trial in american history. so was care. has anyone heard of them? the council on american islamic relations. this whole kind of alphabet soup of american muslim civil rights organizations, so-called civil rights organizations who claim to speak for the muslim community in america and the bullied their way to the forefront. i talk about in the book iv needed moderate muslims who don't want jihad, who don't want sharia and they say, look, you have to bore my face and discuss my voice if i'm going to speak out about this because i'm scared. because my family will kill me if i say this. erick, you don't know, the muslim brotherhood are the gatekeepers of american mosques. i think the people in the boston area who said, look, started out pretty moderate

>> a muslim politician and former health minister of central african republic has been hacked to death murdered by a crowd of men o. he was accused of being involved with seleka rebels. his brother managed to escape. christian and muslim gangs roam the street despite the appeal by the newly sworn president to lay down weapons. al jazeera cannot report from cairo because journalists have been detained. our producers mohamed fahmy and bader mohammed and peter greste have been held for 28 days. they're accused of joining spreading lies and joining a terrorist group. al jazeera say the allegations are totally unfounded. two others from al jazeera as sister company have been held for five months. >>> peter greste says: >> you can read the full transcript of peter greste's letter on the al jazeera website at www.aljazeera.com. >>> now a shooting at a shopping center in the united states has killed at least three people. the shooting happened in columbia near baltimore in washington, d.c. maryland police on saturday warned shoppers to stay inside while they searched the sprawling complex with around 200 stores. the president of afghanistan said he won't sign the security deal of the un

now, we have plenty of muslim brothers here in the united states and so far they say, look, we've been in essence, their position is, we have not really needed violence in the united states because we're getting so much control without violence. but certainly violence is an appropriate tool in places like egypt where they got ousted so they couldn't follow through with pursuing a new ott monday empire, new world -- ottoman empire, a new world caliphate, as the 12th imam believers wanted to take over and began right there where the ottoman empire used to exist as it began its way around the mediterranean. but for those who believe the 12th imam is going to emerge out of chaos, even if it's elf-inflicted nuclear chaos, those that believe he'll emerge and begin ruling and take over a world caliphate, they know they can't afford to lose egypt as an important lynch pin. 90 million people there in egypt, that is critical if they're going to take over and have a royal caliphate. got to have egypt. so last july when i took to um and or and this pode talked about the incredible uprising, how de

his hands were tied, his brother tells me, then they cut his throat. , christians people and muslims have fled such violence. these people are our hiding in the grounds of a half finished church. they just want to go back to the way things were but on the streets, a toxic mix of hysteria and hatred. much blood has flowed here already. the wild men may determine what happened next in the central african republic. >> for more on the situation in the central african republic, i spoke with the deputy director of the africa program, the center for strategic and international studies. now that michael djotodia has resigned, who will take charge? >> that is a big open question. there will not be many people lining up to volunteer. veryis taking over a dangerous time. and as a report made clear, very very high sectarian tensions. a lot of anger and frustration and ill feelings between the majority christian community and the minority muslim community that had an interim president as their figurehead. >> we saw them using their machetes. who was in charge of them? >> who is in charge. it is g

. >> why should the muslims leave, this is our country. the christians are our brothers, but they don't understand that. >> reporter: this might be a sign of hope. the national army has reported back to duty. when the seleka militia seize the power last year many of these men and women have gone into hiding. >> for now they have no barracks, no weapons, and many have no uniforms. they're not being paid, either, yet they have turned up for work. that says something because many people in this country are desperate for some sort of authority and normality to return to their lives. the interim leader has the trappings of power but in reality he has very little power. ultimately if things are to get better he's going to need the french an and and african peaces in. >> reporter: this woman cares for all these children in her own front yard. their orphanage was looted by seleka, who also killed two of the children. even the most vulnerable people in this country are treated with no mercy. >> reporter: well, let me introduce my guest at this point. he is the u.n. official in ch

brothers and sisters. >> that wasn't the case for those opposed to the military backed government. the former president ousted in a coup, the muslim brotherhood labelled a terrorist organization. they told al jazeera of one case where snipers fired ammunition into a crowd. >> translation: the protesters weren't armed. in the past the police used tear gas, but they used light ammunition >> just to clarify, have you treated women and children tonight? >> few of the protesters were women. some children were injured. a 10-year-old child died as a result of being shot in the head. many people that came to hospital were dead. 7 people died in a nearby hospital. >> dozens are dead. the military cracks down on dissent, three years after millions of egyptians united to demand democracy the county is clearly divided. >> the brotherhood issued a statement yesterday vowing not to leave the streets until the killers are put on trial. three of our al jazeera colleagues have been imprisoned. peter greste, mohamed fadel fahmy and baher mohamed are being held. [ technical difficulties ] ..for the east coast of new york, only hitting 16. this air..

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apparently looking to harm any westerner because his brother was killed by european troops in his home country the central african republic is overrun by muslim rebels and france has troops there trying to contain the violence european union also wants to send reinforcements but russia doesn't have any soldiers there. the state of the union address to shortly is a chance for the u.s. president to take stock and set the agenda but it comes at a time when americans are increasingly negative about how they view their own country when asked in one word to describe the u.s. many citizens shows divided or troubled and some think the situation is getting even worse while just a slightly smaller number thing think that things are actually changing for the better was artie's least a couple of reports previous promises made in iraq a bomb as key political address have not always been promises kept. looking to put the toughest year of his presidency behind hamburger rock obama will deliver his sixth state of the union address to congress and the american people here in washington on tuesday yet again joe mystic issues are expected to take center stage a

attorneys into home and the west to bed because his brother was killed by a european troops in his home country. the central african republic is overrun by muslim rebels unfolds as troops than trying to contain the moment european union also wants to send reinforcements but russia doesn't have any soldiers that. the state of the union address usually is a toss for the us president to take stall and set the agenda becomes a time when americans are increasingly negative about all the view that in country when asked in one word to describe us many citizens shall use divided or troubled something the situation is getting even worse well as the slightly smaller number thing you think that things are actually changing for the backup was all cvc capital reports previous promises made in iraq a bomb is key to that address. note always be in coma since the toughest year of his presidency behind him barack obama will deliver his sixth save in the union address to congress and the american people here in washington on tuesday. yet again domestic issues are expected to take center stage as the president of the camera away from the controversies that march

friends around the world, because anyone, muslim, secularists, any persuasion, race, creed, color, religion, national origin, if they believe in freedom, they're brothers in liberty. and something i think that would do well for this administration to learn at some point before it's too late, we should be able to work with the enemy of our enemy. moderate muslims in afghanistan islammists adical leading and in charge of afghanistan again. there is a simple answer to the problem of us leaving afghanistan, which will soon ecome taliban-run again. and this administration's bug willing, even though the bug willing began in the last administration, in fairness, it did -- but the final bug willing will be by this administration if we don't take action to prevent those who fought for this country for believing they died -- their loved ones died in vain. i don't believe they did. they fought for liberty. i heard from too many who have lost in afghanistan who have said don't let our loved one who died in vain. the taliban were defeated in a matter of months in afghanistan. and we did it with less than 500 embedded special ops, intelligence. we gave air spofert.

brothers and sisters. a revolution. >> that was not the case for those opposed to the military-backed government. the stormer president ousted in a coup, the muslim brotherhood labelled a terrorist organization. a doctor told al jazeera of one case where police snipers fired live ammunition into a crowd. >> the protesters were not armed, they were throwing bottles at the security forces. in the past police used tear gas. on this day they used ammunition. >> to clarify, have you treated women or children tonight? >> few of the protesters were women. there were some children injured. a 10-year-old was shot in the head and decide. 14 that came to hospital from dead, seven died in a nearby hospital. >> dozens are dead as the egyptians turned on each other. three years after millions of egyptians united to demand democracy the country is clearly divided. >> here is what is coming up next on al jazeera. there's anger over the cost of the world cup, and thousands of brazilians out on the streets. details in a moment. the growing popularity of a political party in india. how successful will the elections be later this year. >> hello again. the top storie

some protestors blamed the banned muslim brotherhood and demanded that mohamed mosh morsd his aids be put the death. marching for morsi and his brother hood. human rights record since the 2011 revolution i'm joined from boston by charles sennett, correspondent for two front line documentaries on egypt's ongoing crisis, one of which earned an a&m. is gldeanna. it's good to have you both on the show. charles i want to start with you. you've covered egypt extensively. what were your thoughts when you heard about these bombings and are things worst than they were before president morsi was deposed? >> my first thought is great sadness. to see egypt return to a cycle.violence and bombings which they knew very well from the '90s when the mubarak regime was putting down an islamic uprising, egypt is going places where i don't expect it to. three years ago, the exciting resolution, this summer i was in egypt and watching it change again in ways i thought i'd never seen with tremendous violence and really indiscriminate killing by the military and the police in the streets of cairo against the protestors. today though, it's something that sor

to the leader of the muslim brotherhood is a mystery which was recently banned in egypt and which the country's army backed government has listed as a will deny station. the brother that was previously made by president muhammad will see who was ousted from office last july by the army and is now on trial for insulting to the mast jailbreak which took place in twenty eleven egyptian authorities to the palestinian militant organization hamas has been working with the brotherhood orchestrate a series of violent incidents throughout the country in recent months i. the was i i the accused and more. we were. well i will. it hurt the truth. i know. from the window the point. zai . i. the but we wanted to find out from some of the pedestrians. they will remember the legacy of ariel sharon. it is that he is fighting throughout and his conquests in his army as well as the next and then to the land's use of concrete. i will remember him to a slump from his early career but also is the man who does real places that didn't want to live anymore. it was responsible for getting out of the un against his own voters. it was fun. and then using free to leave and has a strong and i

recently found his brother the car seat providing moans and groans was seven point five billion dollars chewing will cease when the rain the guitar e mails received is that gaza providing muslim brotherhood affiliates to mess with the two hundred and fifty million dollars wrongful construction work however since the change of regime in egypt car and has already repaid sermons back to guitar in addition news organization out to sea or in the above egyptian colts and that in this that the terror charges of two series and buttock atari ruling elites and has been accused of bias and grits coverage or for more see and for democracy protests in egypt austria now the zero s a report to the plate the hotel bills of the series of muslim brotherhood supporting dissidents. the footage is going to tear into law it is another sign of the news channels first choice the previous regime the atari television network recently jones out to sarah america to cry from the daily news on the apatow is the world's richest country in central africa and the city's ambitious future plans which include boosting the twenty twenty two thief who woke up the eye. it is you. two people had been taken to hospi

muslims have bolted in at that the nice man who the reareas behind builds club said. it then my announced on the kill point towards her and her husband and my younger brother. that's why we can did i see who was seeing now on a busy and asian b hel on toint outomenominal ound there was col cas from the stomach in a season and they may transform that into a problem between muslims and christians interested in reality there isn't a religious program students are on the part until recently muslims and christians live peacefully together to sing not just church and donkey was even protected by young muslim is to use his own hypocritical to my amazingly easy to diminishes when the sun was going to kill him in the whole room where costs are. and his family seeks revenge is over i do see one is there when they come in the retail component. there are a go. we tell them listening is a must protect all religious buildings too soon and often can you do christian families have sought refuge near the church it was meant to form a majority in this district are taunting the premises was going to steal these children and they are fleeing the conflict to come here to find n

inevitably going to bring the muslim brotherhood to power, and that's unfortunate because that disenfranchised part of the country has no interest in had the most brothers and power. and brotherhood principle prior is not improving economy or anything else but it's perpetuating the muslim brotherhood in power. that is unfortunate i don't know how teacher that. except by having -- it's interesting. we did a survey, a study that examined the creation of new constitutions throughout the world. they were more new constitutions created in the year 2012 than in any other previous time in history. i challenge anybody to tell me what model was most commonly used. all right, since nobody is raising their hand, it was canada's. not the american model. there's not a lot of difference between the canadian constitution and ours. it is more of a parliamentary system, no doubt about that, but the reason people look to candidate was not because of the system of government or anything else. it was what kind of a country is canada? are the kind of a country that we want to model ourselves after? a country that is benign, it doesn't force itself on its neighbors or other

brothers and sisters. the 25th revolution. >> that was not the case tore those opposed to the military-backed government. the former president labelled the muslim brotherhood a terrorist organization. a doctor told al jazeera one case where snipers fired live ammunition into a crowd. >> the protesters were not armed, only throwing stones and bottles. police in the past used tear gas. on this day they used live ammunition. >> just to clarify, have you treated women or children tonight? >> few of the protesters were women. there were some children injured. a 10-year-old child died as a result of being shot in the head. putting people who came to the hospital for treatment, already dead. >> seven people died in the local hospital. >> dozens are dead as egyptians turned on each other. three millions after millions of egyptians united to demand democracy. the country is now divided. >> it's been a difficult three years for egypt since the arab spring. james gelvin, author of the "arab uprising, what everyone needs to know." >> we are too quick to jump to conclusions. most say it ended in 1999 with napoleon of france. we've been three years since the

brothers and sisters. the great 25th revolution. >> that wasn't the case for those opposed to the military backed government. the former president ousted in a coup, the muslim brotherhood labelled a terrorist organization. al jazeera told of one case where snipers fired live ammunition into a crowd. >> the protestor from not armed. they were throwing bottles at the security forces. police in the past used tear gas, on this day they used live ammunition >> just to clarify, have you treated women or children? >> few of the protesters were women. there were some children who were injured. a 10-year-old child died as a result of being shot in the head. seven people died in a nearby hospital. >> dozens are dead as egyptians turn on each other and the military cracks down on dissent three years after millions of egyptians united to demand democracy. the country is divided. >> al jazeera cannot report from cairo because our journalists have been defined. producers mohamed fadel fahmy and baher mohamed, and correspondent peter greste are in custody now for 29 days. they are accused of spreading lies. allegations that al jazeera says are unfounded. two other journal

brothers fall through? >> no one ever said it is fool proof. >> it is counter-productive to police work. >> it is not just ideology to say muslim is a threat.ut it does matter. not just somebody who says, advocates violence. a lot of people that became radicalized started by believing the americans had a war against muslim, so they see themselves as being a white knight from coming to defend the muslims, they believe they're acting ethically, when we have limited resources, megyn, when it comes to national security issues, we have to use it as intelligently as possible, we have to look at all the data, which includes national origin, religious beliefs, et cetera. >> we'll have to hear the official announcement, thank you both so much. >>> we learned in the past few hours that the u.s. is scooping up more than 200 million text messages a day. so when is president obama going to give up -- what is he going to give up when he announces changes to our spying program tomorrow? he will make a big announcement about domestic spying cases and what exactly he will keep. we have predictions. >>> plus, rush limbaugh versus bruce springsteen. we have a

brothers and sisters. the great revolution that was able to over power terrorism. >> that wasn't the case for those opposed to the military-backed government. the former president naftate coup, the muslim brotherhood dubbed a terrorist organization. oneplace case, police fired live ammunition into the crowd. >> the protesters were not armed, only throwing stones and bottles at the security forces. police in the past used tear gas but on this date used live ammunition. >> to clarify, have you treated any women or children tonight? >> a few of the protesters were women. there were some children who were injured. a 10-year-old child died as a result of being shot in the head. in total, 14 people who came to a hospital for treatment were already dead. seven people died in the nearby hospital. >> reporter: dozens are dead as egyptians turn on each other and the military cracks down on dissent. three years after millions of egyptians united to demand democracy, the country is now clearly and violently divided. patty colhain, al jazeera . >>> another report later in the program of a recap of what's changed. >>> i spoke about egypt's revolution, with a profess orb of the author of arab uprisin