many signs indicating that the islamists in this new parliament the muslim brotherhood as well this salafist the second talk didn't. actually go in most cooperate with stalls and that's why many people have been able to speak to here in kabul road say they feel a little bit. tracking the latest developments in cairo so you can check out all of these twitter feed as well as maria's personal one of the latest on egypt's first parliamentary session and the growing of frustrations in the region as we can see here in one of the tweets she writes the demonstrators are calling for presidential elections in two months instead of waiting until june so they are online for you right now. the leader of libya's national transitional council says the country could be heading right into a civil war it follows protests in the city of benghazi resulted in the resignation of his deputy this past weekend enraged libyans took to the streets of a city which was the epicenter of opposition in the uprising against gadhafi demonstrators are now accusing the end to see your corruption a lack of reform and favoring f

many signs indicating that the islamists in this new poll and the muslim brotherhood as well as salafist the second body that. they see a vote actually go in most likely to cooperate with scoff and that's why many people have been able to speak to here in pa wrote saying they feel a little bit strange. tracking the latest developments of all of us in cairo or bear in mind you can check out our to twitter feed as well as more years of personal one of the latest on egypt first a parliamentary session under growing frustration in the region as you can see in one of the latest tweets she says that people keep calling for the ruling generals to step down all the details are standing by for you now twenty four hours a day online on our look at. the leader of libya's national transitional council says the country could be heading towards a civil war and follows protests in the city of benghazi that resulted in the resignation of his deputy this past weekend integration libyans took to the streets of a city which was the center of opposition in the uprising against gadhafi demonstrators are now

parliament in an almost five hundred member body that means almost half of it and even more conservative salafist are new party or that are worn almost twenty five percent is going to take one hundred twenty seven seats and these will be the people responsible for new for these that will be people. who are going to shape actually the future politics of this country because these will be people responsible for a new constitution this is one of the major task of the new parliament here in egypt to go in to write the nation's next constitution so it's very important analysts and experts here in egypt say that that also may mean that the military that has been the backbone of gyptian politics here since the fall of monarchy in the ninety's in the fifty's will continue to stay in power because the parties that these elections is openly supporting the supreme council of armed forces the power from mubarak last february and since they are supporting them that means that the military will stay in power for longer right now they say that the will only leave they will only go when the president the next pr

many signs indicating that these were missed in this new poll and the muslim brotherhood as well as salafist the second party that warn of vote actually go in most laughter to copulate with scoff and that's why many people have been able to speak to here in karl rove say they feel a little bit trained because they say the muslim girl they would have been with them have been with the demonstrators protesters have been with people on the streets all over egypt since the beginning of the uprising last january only expressing their opposition to the old regime they've been very soon and to mubarak but and this is actually why they've gained wide support from the egyptian population the since the election russians in the in the firm grip people say they feel as if the muslim brotherhood no longer care about what's going on here in egypt they say they haven't been as active as they used to be before and that's why people some chance that the muslim brotherhood actually used to use this stance anti and to mature and to stop and to mubarak's sons to win the elections and now since they have got the

many signs indicating that the islam is in this new poll that the muslim brotherhood as well is salafist the second part to that war and they see a vote actually going most likely to cooperate with scoff and that's why many people who have been able to speak to here in pa wrote saying they feel a little bit strange. croatia voted sunday in support of a bid for membership the yes ballot however wasn't a solid one with more than half of all eligible voters simply ignoring the national referendum the country is now set to become the union's twentieth state by july next year but only after all the other members ratify the move croatia was split on the issue with those in opposition saying there is nothing to gain from a bloc currently experiencing its worst ever financial crisis analysts say they're going to must focus on reforms to save the country's credit rating and boost the economy before they become a fully pledged member and as our teeth tom barton reports the divisions are here to stay even after the vote. violent scenes in the croatian profit it's the country's the referendum that s

share of the seats one by the brotherhood party and by the newer party which is the vehicle of the salafist but i think that we've known i mean if we had a clear look at what was going to happen from the first day of the arab spring we knew that the brotherhood was going to be the group that inherited power and post mubarak egypt and they haven't given any indication so far the they're going to pursue. for a tarion party is in fact they're playing the sort of more moderate foil to the to the nor party and i think it would really benefit the united states to work closely with with the freedom and justice party and its leadership to try to hammer out some kind of a loose consensus. foreign policy goals and things like that it will be a more contentious relationship there's no question because there's nothing easier than than working with an authoritarian regime that you support that you and i mean we impose and i don't think there's any and that's changed but there's no indication that they're going to be authoritarian why is there assumption that they're going to be authoritarian i mean they

elections after now there's a majority in the phantom of the muslim brotherhood and their allies the salafist democracy agencies which are funded by the u.s. congress government have been raided ten days ago two weeks ago raided by the government which is which has been basically the result of this revolution and then a leader one of the leaders of the democracy it is the ira mr know who would sound or who does son of the secretary for transportation is now banned from reading egypt so there is a serious crisis between the administration and and egypt today and coming under scrutiny are these n.g.o.s in egypt what are they suspected of. there are no charges i mean those n.g.o.s have been in egypt since two thousand and five at least the i.r.r. the one i know more about and they have been the whole year last year operating basically they are under the age of the egyptian government they have sometimes egyptian workers and american workers they train young egyptians to foreign action for civic duties now the egyptian authorities that not really see why those n.g.o.s have been shut down but ther

was he right to support elections in egypt that have resulted in the muslim brotherhood and the salafist being voted into power is or is that the people of egypt have chosen to lead quite a few people including prime minister israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu are extremely unhappy about so what should the role of the u.s. be concerning is. this is a subject max blumenthal writing fellow for the net nation institute has written quite a bit about now i spoke to him just a little earlier from our new york studios and i asked him about the role of the super pac it is alive and well this year as we already know i asked him if he thought this would be one of the loudest voices against president obama coming up this year take a listen. well. what i wrote about in english is the degree to which israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is completely immersed in the american presidential campaign in the culture wars of the united states he's the first israeli prime minister who's aligned himself completely with one political party the republican party in a campaign to unseat president bar

even if it is the salafists? >> i think there are a number of explanations. one is a mistake.r stupidity. they think they can get away with it. it's a way of showing their power. but it could also be a way of testing us it doesn't matter at this point where the explanation is though we would certainly like to know. we need an extraordinarily strong response. at the moment it doesn't need to be public. but that would be the next step. we cannot leave any diplomatic ambiguity here. this conduct is not acceptable. megyn: the state department says it is concerned and it could jeopardize our aid to egypt. >> that's diplomatic ambiguity. we are not concerned, we are outraged and that's what we ought to be saying. megyn: the gloves were already off. not you knockout punches are flying. just ahead, our focus group. how do republican voters feel about this? do they like seeing this? she goes digging through crash every week in search of scratchoff tickets. redeeming the stubs for points one of them turned out to be a $1 million winner. turns out somebody didn't scratch enough. now not