sayed mohammad it to him said that the heating up the step isn't too different identities and different than it does of success and fabian. in my view. included in the grip of another. and last report. it is appointed. the deeper then cooled different part of me the deeper than going for portugal agility and content the deeper than forty third the above title. every day and the deeper than four different regions of success and failure. get a nice touch i'm not the actions of the net getting to know i'm on the government in which the lord and gateshead be defeated. they were no allegations of digging in the low spots so it does seem a bit awed that the bnp. it's also tend to invest in index and the beating. the us open on tv to the body the cynical engaging the game even if article it's the beauties in home a book by bnp does not want to participate in the elections is that the bnp soup the mold hundred as the umpteenth time today to see schenectady when she wasn't fitting to him that he did in two thousand and two thousand and twelve when she has seen the stock and added he was on this

even if they look my son are probably ready to keep fighting islamist supporters of morsi like mohammad say they are in hiding fearful of showing any allegiance to the oust of muslim brotherhood president. since they cleared the sit in some men started shaving their beards and the women took off their new cabs anyone who is against the coup does not sleep in their own homes they spend nights at friends or even an barmes they're not even arresting activists but normal people the checkpoints because they look like islamists with a beard even the simplest expression of support for mohamed morsy like a piece of stationery puts people in danger both from the communities and the state hundreds of morsy supporters have been arrested and many face trial after tonight's overthrow by the military security forces say the crackdown is necessary to secure the country but human rights organizations say it's part of a wider clampdown on i the military backed government is determined to enforce new legislation banning protests without police permits so now leading secular activists are on trial to be jaile

mohammad's job involves processing hides in a giant drum. he says14 but he looks older. >> i'm in pain a lot. there are all scars on my hands and legs and these injuries are never ending. >> he earns about $2 a day. the water they're wading in is laced with argue a arsenic. this makes the leather soft and supple. >> the doctors say they cause cancer. >> lung cancer and cancer of the nose and bladder cancer. >> there are more than 200 tanner ies britis employing 30,000 people leather sales were a billion dollars last year the leather is exported in the u.s. and europe where it will be fashioned in to coats, shoes and hand bags. he is the head of the workers' union. this is a product that is used wor worldwide for luxury items. >> a survey done by a bang will bangladesh environmental group say 30% die before the age of 50 for years the government has made promises saying they'll move the tanneries out of this densely populated slum into a modern facility but so far those promises have gone unfilled. of ththe government's latest pls to relocate them by

mohammad works with premier securities. a cairo based stockbroker. he says it's improved recently but any recovery is fragile. >> we start to recover in june of 2013. and because some ambassadors like arab ambassadors especially expecting that we will recover soon and economic. >> many financial analysts believe the stock market is an indication of egypt's political and economic stablity. and only a political settlement acceptable to all can bring sustained economic recovery. domenic cane al jazeera cairo. >> in parts of mexico the police can't be trusted. so after years of bloody violence and lawlessness they are warning their own groups to face the cartel we have more from mexico's pacific coast. >> on patrol with the community police. these men used to be farmers and mechanics before they picked up a gun. like jose after being kidnapped and black mailed had several family members killed by the drug cartel said enough is enough. >> the army is trying to take away our weapons and try and kill us. >> i would rather die than give up my weapon. hundredses are

land egyptians in jail regardless of their age or gender where a lot mohammad chairperson of the british egyptians for democracy group says that the detention of the fifteen year old is far from an isolated case. so this fifteen year old child along with many many children are now placed in prison just because they have things simple symbol is a symbol was false and is on a yellow background and he's actually at least in an adult facility alongside suggs and rapists and criminals in fact this is actually outrageous what we're seeing is the military regime. going absolutely mad because a child is reminding its of its atrocities and he clear violations of human rights are taking place and as as you know at the moment there are many many children as well some of them we know about some we don't know anything about because once they're in prison you don't get access to a lawyer or medical attention. back in the u.s.s.r. and why not at all to dot com we look at a study that suggests more than half of people living in former soviet states wish the union had never disappeared in two decades after its historic collapse. plus the

. >> mohammad gulab: i love you. >> luttrell: he says, "i love you, too. for you," he says, "my brother." >> cooper: we wanted to know why gulab was willing to risk his life to help a complete stranger. he told us it was because of a tribal code of honor called pashtunwali. explain pashtunwali. >> gulab ( translated ): pashtunwali is a respect, a respect for a guest that comes knocking at your door. and even if he is in need, or if he is imminent danger, we must protect him. i knew i had to help him, to do the right thing, because he was in a lot of danger. >> cooper: you knew that they would come for him. >> gulab: they did. the taliban came and sat down with me. i said, "no, i will not hand him over to you." >> cooper: what did they threaten? >> gulab: they told me that, "you will die. your brother will die. your cousins will die. your whole family will die. it is not worth it. give us the american." and i said, "no, i will protect him till the end." >> cooper: gulab has suffered for protecting luttrell. he says his house was burned down and a cousin kil

>> guest: i would say the origins of that are primarily theological. dante puts mohammad in the last circle of hell is a theological idea but with all of these prejudices they take different forms in different periods of time so they are like an underground stream data wraps at times according to the conditions of the particular historical terrain they are in. and so clearly today part of it might be theological but part of it is also the fact that what is carried over for all this time is that muslim governments are inherently desperate to stay. muslim men are barbaric and angry and violent tomb non-muslims. muslim women are oppressed by their husbands, so those things have really carried on for quite a while in the united states and they may have originated in a fairly theological context that they increasingly change so when women's rights -- we could see a difference in the ways in which muslim women had previously been an object of fascination by many american audiences like i dream of jeannie for instances the tail end of that where you have a diaphanous clade clad

authorities say a car loaded with explosives blew up in central beirut police and paramedics carried wounded people from the sea former finance minister mohammad the child to was killed in the attack. he was a leading sunni politician local media organizations are calling the explosion an assassin. sectarian violence has been escalating in lebanon since the civil war broke out in neighboring syria. last month in a shia district of beirut killed more than twenty people people around the world are preparing to mark the new year but for refugees from syria there is little reason to celebrate. many of them are without their families and are in need of shelter and basic supplies the united nations refugee agency says more than two point three million people have fled the country and is carol's you know she she was the key reports from a refugee camp in jordan the need to preheat and is located in the desert in nose and jordan. close to the border with syria. it opened in twenty two of the era now was the kindness of people leaving here treaty and the united nations and supplements for food the key here. the series b women and children account for s

investigators say new inforation helped lead to several arrests in the murder of mohammad reza sade-gh-zadehcharles clifford is live in milpitas with more on the charles? >> reporter:milpitas police have charged four people with murder and robbery in connection with the september 2012 killing sadeghzadeh. the first suspect is 19 year old jerry coneal, who is being held in san mateo county on separate charges. the second suspect is 19 year old warner travis, who is a resident of las vegas nevada, he was arrested in menlo park on december 6th. >> reporter:the third suspect is 19 year old delmon armstead, he was arrested in a santa clara hotel room on december 6th. the fourth suspect is 20 year old bianca barrow, she is from menlo park and was arrested in menlo park on december 9th. >> reporter:even though the 4 suspects were teenagers at the time of the crime, they are all being charged as adults. milpitas's police chief says he hopes the arrests will bring a sigh of relief to the community. >> pam: a fiery and fatal crash on interstate 580 captured on cell phone in a car heading in the opposi

mohammad safari describing infected by western doctrine. also warning the iranian missiles are capable of hitting israel, and he says israel will be eliminatedthe iranians attack. joining us now, fox news middle eastern terrorism analyst, retired lieutenant colonel, former u.k. advisor to the country's ministry of defense perry good to have you both here. i mean, this is a quick return to old rhetoric to talk about the elimination of. where is the iranian government headed here? >> look, the nerve center is headed by an agency that you just mentioned, the iranian revolutionary guard. what he said basically means that the center is in that direction. the president is doing diplomacy. what is interesting about that is that those leaders have won top boss. ayatollah. so whenever one of the other says a the end of the day, it will decide where they are going. he has not decided to let go of the nuclear power. that is why i am very reticent to believe that he will go far as policy. lou:s this an effort anan effective attempt to block his power from reaching out further? >> well, in order to acquiesce i think it is important that the ayatollah act

show of support from will say can lead to serious attention from the authorities however young the offenders are ports now on this story a one fifteen year old who saw fit. mohammad buckra waits at home for the return of his fifteen year old son that jailed for taking a pro morsi ruler to school teaches notified the authorities when they saw the four think it symbol which commemorates the bloody august dispersal of sit ins in support of egypt's ousted president. the first time in my life that the child is locked up in the military prison for having a ruler there is even and the rest warrants out for me for inciting my son to take the ruler to class but even if they look my son up we're ready to keep fighting islamist supporters of morsi like mohammed say they are in hiding faithful of showing any allegiance to the ousted misname brotherhood president. since they cleared the sit in some men started shaving their beards and the women to go off their new cabs anyone who is against the coup does not sleep in their own homes they spend nights at friends or even in barns they're not even arresting are to this but normal people the checkpoints because they look like isl

say interim government has officially designated the muslim brotherhood as a organization intensifying its crackdown on the muslim that word. the political party is the power base of ousted president mohammad boise. in trimmed every time this is no sound piece as severely criticized the group in front of reporters. he claimed the muslim brotherhood of caring and a deadly suicide attack on a police station in northern egypt to disclose that anyone who ages in activities with integrated finance is the organization will be penalized according to the law. the military backed interim government has been tightening its grip on the muslim brotherhood says the military ousted morrissey and effective cure in july miller a senior officials from icy support base have been detained. the government security forces have also detained former prime is to hush him can feel his head under my seat and deal is not a member of the muslim brotherhood but is seen as being close to the ousted president. i needed corridor is sent in skandia tonight year sentence for failing to implement a court order for the government to re nationalize the company that had been sold to foreign investor. and now he's against the i

with gandhi, churchill, martin luther king, billy graham, and by the way, mohammad ali was instantly recognizable. i was saying-- you can go down the list. >> why do you believe that? >> men of conviction don't fit the system. they are willing to fight the system. you go back to the bible and they spend time in prison before they became second in command. >>a i guy named jesus and a few followers ended up in jail as well. >> exactly. we have to incarcerate the people who challenge our country. >> isn't it amazing about nelson mandela that his greatest political move, his greatest political strategy is following jesus's that we forgive and from colin powell to james baker said what made him great is he forgave the people that persecuted him. >> the books on him will be quite large, but know one of the greatest ones is this. leaders absorb the pain. they don't retaliate. when you are in conflict, you hit me, you hit me and the eye for an eye and everyone ends up blind. at some point the most mature has to say you get the last hit. you hit me and i'm not going to hit back. the greatest test of the person's leader