turning to other news, turkey has declared the egyptian envoy persona non grata. this is after they called for the release of mohammed morsi. wasgypt said this unacceptable from ankara. since he wasal forced from power in july. demonstrations in cairo marked 100 days as security forces cleared several camps in favor of mohamed morsi from the city. you in climate talks in warsaw, poland -- a compromise deal has been reached to limit greenhouse that, but many interests them -- that separated negotiators have been left unresolved. many of them will not be ironed out until 2013. arcticntists warn that ice is rapidly melting away, laming carbon emissions for rising temperatures and want some cuts to deal with global warming. the warsaw talks went into overtime as environmentalists accused rich countries of creating an impact. >> some of the industrialized countries have scaled back their targets. that has soured the atmosphere at the talks and i sense that some countries are using any argument that they can to delay the agreement, or to water down their commitments as

. >> unfortunately, the al jazeera network has become sort of persona non-grata, airing content in favor of the muslim brotherhood. so the response in egyptian society has been absolute condemnation, complete boycott. many of them have decided they will not interact with the al jazeera brand in its entirety. >> many of the people who filled tahrir square demanding change, many egyptian journalists who covered that story are the very same people now willing to curtail media freedom. the argument they make that he can odes across the airwaves is that stability matters more now than the freedoms that people for the, even died for then. that's a tough call. but even if they did not get it right, the question egyptians must ask themselves is: once freedom of expression and freedom of the press are surrendered in the name of stability, how does a country get them back? >> egyptians want a real path toward a democratic, political forces cher you can vote politicians in and out based upon their work and the media has to always been the eye on all of this. and the force authority on all of this.

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he has to charities at some houses are persona non grata in retaliation for cairo doing the same to the turkish envoy in cairo the for tat expulsions come on to anchor a call on the egyptian government to release as did president muhammad were staying. turkey has been the focal critic of course was the agent after he was removed from power in july and has called for him it would seem to be released from prison on friday demonstrations marks one hundred days since hundred mechanics when security forces appeared to vote for more see counts in cairo. un climate talks in warsaw poland have gone into overtime this weekend negotiations were supposed to finish up on friday evening. cause i get from over one hundred and ninety countries are scare them wrangling over their contributions to stating on climate change and many of the issues that had divided negotiations at the start of the talks on november and that that remain on results these telkom amid serious warnings from scientists scientists warn that arctic ice is rapidly melting away maybelline carbon emissions for rising temperatures and

the foreign ministry called in the turkish ambassador to tell him he was personae non grata. >> afghanistan's president will ask tribal leaders to ask for a security pact. leaders gathered for talks. if the loya jirga agrees to a deal u.s. troops will be allowed to stay in afghanistan beyond the 2014 deadline. we across to jane ferguson in kabul. was the move expected from hamid karzai? >> it was not expected. as the delegates face a last full day of negotiating the pack, the row between hamid karzai and washington d.c. is overshadowing that. the delegates tomorrow are supposed to present opinions on the draft, whether or not they support it or want changes made. really, what people are asking is even if they do support it, will it be signed? the president is sticking to his guns, releasing a statement saying that last night he spoke to u.s. secretary of state john kerry and reiterated his position that he will not sign it until after the presidential elections in april. we have seen an estimate from the u.s. secretary of defense, chuck hagel rejecting that saying it needs to be signed by the

anthem in guantanamo bay, cuba, but yet the constitution has been kicked down the road and is persona non grata, cuba. >> nevin: at the end of the day, i think we all have to look at each other and say, "are we doing this?" >> stahl: your client, ksm, he admits that he was the mastermind of 9/11. he didn't wear a military uniform. he wasn't on a real, traditional battlefield. he hid among civilians. this is a bad guy, by his own confession. >> nevin: yeah, you know, lesley... >> stahl: you're not saying he's not the mastermind? >> nevin: here's what i'm saying. i'm saying that, in the united states, we have a process. we follow it. we've always followed it. we apply it to everyone, except not now. >> stahl: there will be a lot of firsts in this trial by military commission, given the cia's tactics, the unique nature of the crime, and unprecedented legal questions that are now being fought over in pre-trial motions at this high-security legal complex. this is the first time cameras were allowed to videotape where the trial will take place. this is the courtroom where the first american war crime

attorneys said every day you listen to the national anthem in cuba and the constitution is the persona non-grata, you can't always listen to what the defense attorneys say. they are putting out their best arguments. he is saying we should be allowed to present how our clients were treated. this goes back to the harsh interrogations and how they are being treated here locked up with the charges. they want that in the courtroom. they want that on the public. >> they say they are being listened to and don't have privacy. >> this is a part of our piece because they found there were listening devices when the lawyer was talking to the clients. the client-attorney privilege was in some way abused and that became a big pretrial issue. >> can't wait. a lot of stuff. there will be a second piece too. will this piece concentrate on the legal wrangling and the second would be in those cellblocks. we have a lot more. >> fascinating. >> you can watch the full report sunday on 60 mondays here on cbs. >> toronto's mayor has his job, but speculation about alleged drug use is reaching a fever pitch thanks to a k

the turkish ambassador in cairo has been cleared persona non grata.itichas been a vocal of egypt's leaders. the turkish prime minister called for mohamed morsi to be freed. syria is providing good cover. it is making it easier for growers to operate without risking arrest. he lives and works in this quiet village at the foot of a mountain. here, the syrian refugee is building a new life for himself funded by cannabis. >> i came here to work with hashish. he is not alone. many villagers here are also syrian refugees. day are around 25 euros a producing cannabis and hashish. with the army focused on the flow of weapons to syria, it has become easier for cannabis growers to work uninterrupted. >> it is easy. there are people who helped get it to, sometimes with trucks. it can be wi-fi mammals or mules. farm animals or mules. military says it is unable to step in. nor anyone in the security forces can reach those disputed areas. they are focused on the syrian opposition and the syrian army. >> according to those growing that cannabis, the traffickers can