the two treo is on their way to -- the trio is on their way to nasser city -- to nasr city.door-to-doore, waste pickup service. this 12-year-old starts at the top of the building and slowly makes his way down. za -- the zabbaleen will recycle up to 85% of this rubbish, an astonishing figure. work in richer areas, where they believe they will find high-quality waste. >> look at this, for example. and these pots. cardboard -- that's also useful. we throw out all the organic material. here, there would be rubbish rotting everywhere in the city. the residents would not be happy. we have to clear this every second that -- every second day or he would just accumulate -- or it would just accumulate. >> in 2003, the egyptian government tried to formalize the city's waste management by signing contracts with european countries. tallmodern machines clear rear square and the capital -- clear tahrir square and tehe capital. these foreign companies offer better health and conditions than those seen with the zabbaleen in garbage city. >> i think this is crazy. it is a shame. they want to

these are the pictures from the nasser city area. tear gas is being fired on anti-coup demonstrators. >> this is the scene live outside of the courtroom at cairo police academy, where he'll be appearing shortly. security is on high alert. mohamed morsi is on trial with 14 muslim brotherhood members, accused of inciting the killing of protesters during mohamed morsi's presidency in 2012. the prosecution says mohamed morsi incited his supporters to use violence and commit murder. the case looks at the deaths of people protesting against a decree extending mohamed morsi's powers in 2012. he's accused on calling on his supporters to disperse a sit-in outside a presidential palace. 10 died in the resulting violence. mohamed morsi faces other charges, including fraud and conspiracy to commit terrorism, but will stand trial for those at a later date. >> now to a senior lecturer on mus lamb. we are seeing protests on the streets of cairo, met with force by security. what sort of volatile backdrop is the trial taking place against? >>. >> i t

height of iraqi occupation in two thousand and seven blackwater murdered seventeen civilians and nasser square in baghdad here's prince's account of that incident. mr square started with a car bomb and a team moved to help that team leave the area and after they go through the whole use of force continuum they ended up having to fire and firefighter up to it in the armored vehicle that the guys are in was disabled by incoming enemy round was delayed them longer because the vehicle was disabled and so yeah it's a tragedy. a tragedy indeed a prince's retelling of the event is far from accurate and you have to take my word for it or to the iraqi government a u.s. military court and an f.b.i. investigation at least fourteen of the seventeen iraqis killed that day were shot without cause it was also never confirmed that a car bomb even went off in iraq interior ministry that explosion was from two mortar shells that landed in the vicinity of the heavily secured compound blackwater was protected and furthermore according to several interviews blackwater guards said quote during the operation

president says the upcoming conference wants to focus on not talking terrorism up let's look at how nasser is from europe contribute to the spread of jihad to someone. international news life or. international with me hugh national thanks for joining us. and these are not images from the disaster these are actual scenes from the ukrainian capital taken other night the pictures show protesters running amok angry over plans for laws they say are aimed at punishing them for holding rallies the response has been fear is a mix of molotov cocktails clubs and fireball was all thrown at police trying to stave off a revolution there. forty. it's morning now in kiev but the chance in the right place where the investments unraveled in a very violent manner yesterday are not dying down you can see what remains of the police cars and police buses which were burned yesterday a predicting picture of what happened here yesterday over there just literally fifty meters away from here all the police lines the right police the special regiment called the better they're trying to secure the governments of wate

anxious or wary about any efforts in that direction and since you served as ambassador years and nasser to saudi arabia let me ask you this question i know that this alliance unlikely alliance between israel and saudi arabia didn't emerge yesterday existed for quite some time probably quietly and it was glued by the united states but nowadays both of these countries at least the current leadership of these countries are somewhat critical publicly of the obama administration and i wonder whether you think that this alliance between saudis and israelis can be sustained on its own without the united states i think they have concerns which are directly but i don't i don't see this as an alliance and i don't think it's likely to. it's it's interesting during the cold war saudi arabia. was able to put aside its differences with the united states over the israel palestine issue no saudi arabia has such an im strong concern about the power of iran but it's again willing to set aside. the israel palestine issue and relegated to a second level of priority and even to. act in such a way is to invi

president of the upcoming conference and must focus on targeting terrorism of all else look at how nasser is from europe contribute to the spread of jihad is spotted. hello and welcome to our team to national twenty four hour news live from moscow. and then story now. and these are no interest from the disaster as things are chill scenes from the ukrainian capital taken overnight the pictures show protests is running amok angry over plans for laws they say are aimed at punishing them for holding rallies the response has been fierce and mix of multiple cocked molotov cocktails clubs and fire balls thrown at police trying to stable for a revolution and i think russia is and can say well if a central kiev looks like a war what's happening that. indeed you said it correctly it looks like a war zone here in the korean capital kiev the scenes of sunday night something completely unprecedented fire on the police trucks molotov cocktails thrown rocks thrown at the police the police responding with flash bangs all very loud very hard to breathe in central kiev because of all the pepper gas straigh

the reign of the nasser government security agencies did orchestrate such attacks to blame the opposition so it's very likely that this is something that some security agencies are planning and perpetrating in order to stick the label of terrorism to the muslim brotherhood with the claims from this all coddling group and of course the accusations against the muslim brotherhood you think that they are unfounded there is no way that the muslim brotherhood would want to carry out such atrocities. what i am sure about one hundred percent is that the muslim brotherhood has nothing to do with this and they would never go down that course their best assets at the moment is to continue their peaceful protests because this is what will awaken those within the egyptian population who have not yet realized that what happened on the third of july was a coup and was an abortion of the revolution just how serious of these turns of events the these these attacks now people dying in the center of karo just how serious is this now for egypt. well this is serious then this is bad and it's evil at the same

nasser was the category driver, ahead of stefan petter han sell. >> one of major league's baseball parks is preparing to host an n.h.l. game. the ballpark is being covered in ice. the new york rangers will face the devils, and the islanders on the 29th. the yankee stadium game is one of six games held this season. >> it's a lot of history and it's a lot of great players that play there. a little different. obviously you won't have the fans as close to you. at the same time it's a great venue and we are excited to go. >> the sochi winter olympics weeks away, the world's attention is focussed on the athletes competing at the games. >> a small town in colorado known as ski town usa has sent more athletes to the winter games than any other town in north america. al jazeera's correspondent reports. >> forget football. this is how they do friday night lights in steamboat springs. the kids line up and launch themselves into the darkness. >> saturday morning it's time for speed camp. >> and saturday afternoon a cross-country race. >> i'm on top of house and kill. it may be humble compared to big

there were some in nasser city. there's a strict protest law in egy egypt. these days they are small scale. they happen in unannounced areas and disperse quickly if the security services show up. a lot of caro, carrying on with -- cairo, carrying on with business is normal. >> will security forces tighten security. it's a big month. the constitutional referendum held next week, and it's the anniversary of the referendum. >> the constitutional referendum, authorities want a good turn out to give legitimacy to the constitution, and a peaceful atmosphere during the anniversary, to force the resignation of hosni mubarak. the authorities keen to keep a lid on the situation in egypt. >> thank you. bernard smith there with the latest on what is going on in egypt for us. >> and just a reminder that we cannot report from egip because our team in cairo has been arrested without charge for 11 days now. >> let's move to anbar, where many have been forced to flee their homes. >> these are a few of hundreds of families looking for safety. after days of intense fighting be

nasser had other ideas. but you here in his own right.but even he was threatened by the totalitarian vision of the muslim brotherhood and i quote him in the book. he says they want to shut down movie theaters. they wanted to cover women from head to do. it was horrible. the brotherhood wanted to share power until they could get full power, of course. they were crushed in the early 1950s. locked up not after -- not before i should say they were through with a succinct egyptian leaders, says an egyptian prime minister, causing a wave of fear, a campaign of terror and mayhem in egypt. and by the way, in the late 1930s, early 1940s, burning synagogues to the ground, harassing jews in the streets, publishing nazi style anti-semitic began to. and you wonder why mohammed morsi who, by the way, you may not know this, he joined the muslim brotherhood according to his wife, his better half i suppose, he joined the muslim brotherhood not in cairo, not in alexandria. he joined the muslim brotherhood here while he was a student at usc, the university