those soldiers in the sinai desert were looking at the sinai powder keg. and also the spillover it comes to cairo talks united with omar short director of middle east studies at the university of exeter. also with us from washington d c the middle east institute. mohamed el men shall we. here in the studio with a kiln the hilly a killer back in august two thousand twelve muhammad morrison is still president. an army spokesperson explained why troops were being deployed to put suppose to be in the militarized zone. it's one that has sort of meandering and since the egyptian israeli peace he was signed tuscany. some items that could and the emotional side to unfold in such an agreement that any minute they came in to school and a number of state come if you are an excellent local court the nation on a more diplomatic and insane we had a really disappointing thing was going to the prison sinai is lousy most buffets. any help of course close cooperation between egypt and israel is not something that egyptians like to crow about. no and this is an interesting q

sinai. >> thank you. now, world powers are starting to arrive in geneva looking to reach a deal with iran on its nuclear program. the president is being pressed by some in congress to be tough. the u.s. president is appealing to them and israel to give diplomacy a chance. >> we'll test the proposition that we can resolve this in a diplomatic fashion while maintaining the essential sanctions architecture, and as president of the united states, me maintaining all options to present them from getting nuclear weapons. i think that is a - that is worth conducting. >> meanwhile britain's prime minister has made an historic phone call to the iranian president. the first such call by a u.k. prime minister in 10 years. david cameron spoke to us about iran's program and the impressed relations between the two countries. >> iran's supreme leader promised not to interfere with the talks. there were complaints about the french who were thought to have blocked an attempt at a deal saying te suk um gore the -- they succ

near two went off buses carrying off-duty soldiers near sinai. there was another car bomb attack in cairo, that blast at a checkpoint. it will good four police officers. in cairo last night, riot police force protesters out of tahrir square. the majority of the demonstrating were speaking out about what they call egypt's military rule ever since president mohamed morsi was ousted months ago. tahrir square by revolutionary activists brought to an abrupt end. tear gas was used to drive protesters from the square. they have been there to mark the anniversary of bloody clashes. those who died protested against military rulers after the fall of hosni mubarak. >> we are here to remember the marchers. we are sorry because the revolution -- we are here to reflect and continue our revolution. supporters also made their awayo the square, driven by opposition activists. these demonstrations started monday night when anti-military protesters defaced memorial to the 2011 revolution. they say the army is trying to whitewash the bloodshed of the last two and a

this is kind of a speciality of southern gaza generally but also sinai.at's made specifically by men, i was told here. so they begin by -- you can see over there, roasting the baby watermelons. they cover them with aluminum foil. they put them through a wire, kind of like a rustic skewer. and then they just throw them in there. and the idea is that they take the pulp out, so that's what's going on. and then what they do while that's fire roasting is they knead an unleavened dough over there with whole wheat, barley, plenty of rich, extra virgin olive oil. and then they throw that into the pit as well, or they dig a pit in the sand over there. and that's fire baked. >> right in the coals? >> yep. and they mix that all together. so it's interesting. because right now, we're about, what, 35 minutes away from gaza city. ask anyone in gaza city if they've heard of this dish and, no. so even in an area as small as gaza, you see this very wide variation. they're going to clean it up. ♪ >> many, if not most of these guys, are not too sympathetic to my country or

this is kind of a speciality of southern gaza generally but also sinai.ally something that's made specifically by men, i was told here. so they begin by -- you can see over there, roasting the baby watermelons. they cover them with aluminum foil. they put them through a wire, kind of like a rustic skewer. and then they just throw them in there. and the idea is that they take the pulp out, so that's what's going on. and then what they do while that's fire roasting is they knead an unleavened dough over there with whole wheat, barley, plenty of rich, extra virgin olive oil. and then they throw that into the pit as well, or they dig a pit in the sand over there. >> right in the coals? >> yep. and they mix that all together. so it's interesting. because right now, we're about, what, 35 minutes away from gaza city. ask anyone in gaza city if they've heard of this dish and, no. so even in an area as small as gaza, you see this very wide variation. they're going to clean it up. ♪ >> many, if not most of these guys, are not too sympathetic to my country or my eth

security forces recently launched an offensive against islamic militants in sinai. or. al qaeda linked group said it was behind the deadly double suicide attack on the iranian embassy in beirut. at least twenty three people were killed with neely hundred and fifty others injured. he of whom are some brigades has threatened to inflict more on each leg syndrome which rules forces in syria. with the bank based in russia the us cents to an off year old wore a pink sprinkles once open to describe the comics created on the stove itself. everyone went out onto the balcony is on the street. we were looking at closely the second explosion hit to the future through most of the hustle people holding from balconies the other side of what things holding from balconies on the twenty two when to begin. the rome's foreign minister interrupt told to run with his tummy and comes up to condemn the attack. in issue an appeal with special needs the tragedy today is going on in to victims of it then and even more more lebanese up with benetton and the victims of all this tragedy that could b

there have been dozens of attacks against security forces in sinai since the president was deposed iny and the military launched a complain there. here is the latest from cairo. >> so far there has been no claim of responsibility even though some security sources tell us that the hallmarks of the attack point a finger at a group based in sinai, and according to the security forces also aboard the boarder in gaza that group has claimed responsibility for several high-profile attacks in the past, mainly the one that was actually -- that failed against the interior minister here in cairo, and just two days ago, they claimed responsibility for the assassination of a high-ranking officer of the national security services here. that officer is actually in charge of a unit called the unit to combat religious extremists, and he was due to give his testimony in a high-profile trial in cairo very soon. so certainly investigators are looking into that. we do expect the ten recruits who have died earlier today to be given a military funeral later in the day or maybe tomorrow. from what we underst

a convoy in the usa's carrying soldiers was traveling from the kingston town it and every sheet in sinai the border with gaza now when the rates night away until security policies recently don't offend say the gains a seventh minute as in sinai. diplomats say if not its weapons from the media finally get to be safe if that is exacerbate it each ip security problems three senior executives of ikea from being put on a full investigation of allegations that they spied on employees and customers. they face accusations of eighty video containing private information from police files the case came to mind often i get inside and the females between the company to secure it. security officers in kolkata have discovered twenty four goal of taking that when the subject at least paying the fine was made up to caning stop race vietnam's think of the packages contained explosives. i believe the boss may have come through tube ride to india which is what the book because it was a go. the gym ed over to madoff and his wife wendi deng of economic or political settlement that is perhaps best known since

this is kind of a speciality of southern gaza generally but also sinai.mething that's made specifically by men, i was told here. so they begin by -- you can see over there, roasting the baby watermelons. they cover them with aluminum foil. they put them through a wire, kind of like a rustic skewer. and then they just throw them in there. and the idea is that they take the pulp out, so that's what's going on. and then what they do while that's fire roasting is they knead an unleavened dough over there with whole wheat, barley, plenty of rich, extra virgin olive oil. and then they throw that into the pit as well, or they dig a pit in the sand over there. and that's fire baked. >> right in the coals? >> yep. and they mix that all together. so it's interesting. because right now, we're about, what, 35 minutes away from gaza city. ask anyone in gaza city if they've heard of this dish and, no. so even in an area as small as gaza, you see this very wide variation. they're going to clean it up. ♪ >> many, if not most of these guys, are not too sympathetic to my c

obama has killed at least ten egyptians so it is in the country's turbulent region of northern sinai injuring another thirty five security officials speaking on condition of anonymity said two bosses were tearing off duty soldiers when a suicide bomb up that ignited the cob all the buses were traveling from the border town of rough up to the coastal city of hilla reach the death toll may rise as many of the injured eye in a critical condition security in the sinai peninsula deteriorated up to the ousting of the islamist president but haven't more sci fi the army in july. a wave of attacks in commercial areas in baghdad on wednesday killing at least twenty one people and wounding seventy two in mostly shiite areas police officials said the deadliest attack was in the central sundry of maplewood world bowman of kakak exploited as an outdoor market killing five people and wounding fifteen others other attacks to place an inch on top she has me on and on their own neighborhoods and iraq has seen a surge in violence since april following a deadly security ryan on a sunday protest camp in

to the army that tie against islamic militants lead to an insurgency against security forces in the sinai even though no one claimed responsibility for the blast is on the clintons have kept up attacks in the desert consumer. attila hundred security forces soldiers killed in the night since once he was only going to lie and especially deadly attack in northern spain night stands out in the august bombing in the region were tearing it down cause i left twenty four policemen dead after an ambush on a convoy of security forces encountered rough rock the violence and political instability caused by the standoff between muslim brotherhood supporters on the act government has taken months of protests in thailand compliance to sniping tonight in a state of constant warfare. american christian gomez has its u s senate is to back his proposals to reduce sanctions on iran in exchange for a reduction in prawns uk program. obama wants a six month window to keep the plame cia charts. if negotiations fail the us the business sections. we wrapped up what we are suggesting. both the israelis the members

as most porous and geneva on the sides of her a suicide bomber in egypt's sinai region is attacked by scaring off duty soldiers reportedly killing eleven and seriously wounding another thirty four witnesses said that the attacker drove a car filled with explosives into military convoy on the road between iraq and al qaeda is so this will cause to begin a plate in the insurgency by militant islam is in sinai the region has seen a surge in violence since the minute the acid in the brotherhood that has come and more seem to mind. the european union has awarded its toll on us the human rights to the courageous pockets tony gill who has risked a lot in the struggle for adult education. sixteen year old manuel use of science despite being shot in the head by the taliban for that accepting that he is the sucker off prize in the name of god lala spoke out for the fifty seven million children worldwide deprived of education. also because of forced marriages and child trafficking sixteen year old mother of a youssef say was the center of attention in the european parliament and the teenage camp

another explosion in egypt's sinai peninsula has left ten soldiers dead and thirty five more wounded in an attack is the bloodiest in that region and here's the bombs went off into knots and scaring off duty soldiers in the northern sinai. it's thought to have been a suicide bomber but that is still yet to be confirmed there's been another car bomb attack in cairo that lasted ten weeks has reported the wounded four police officers. also in cairo last night riot police force anti military protesters al tahrir square. two days of demonstrations marking the sec is an average street clashes that left dozens dead the majority of those demonstrating were speaking out against what they call each its military role ever since president ahmed mosque was ousted by the army four months ago. stephen carroll explain this. i returned to tahrir square or revolutionary activists will soon abrupt end by the piracy is rife that the scribes tear gas to try and see him in that street protesters from the square. he responded with stones and fireworks to eighteen and to mark the second anniversary of the d

. >> rose: also you vacated sinai. >> hold on. we'll talk about sinai in a moment.he egyptians never talked about wiping out the jewish nation, certainly not over the past years prior to their goal was to restore sinai. here we have people who are explicitly saying we want to wipe out israel. we advocated the gaza strip. and they've shot thousands of missiles days after we left. president paris said it's going to become the singapore of the middle east. it became the vietnam of the middle east. so howmentz do we have to hand over land to people that minutes later shoot missiles from my children? i live five kilometers from the green line in smaller israel. i have four kids. i'm not going to put them in harm's way. >> rose: what does that say to you, the palestinians are different kinds of people? the palestinians are what? what does it say to you? >> well, it says that the palestinian leadership is day in, day out, educating their children to hate while we learn all these peace songs. if you turn on right now, the palestinian "sesame street yet qts you'll see them t

the mayo clinic, cedar sinai. children's hospital in seattle and houston and st. louis.ose hospitals aren't going to be able to take care of those patients either. >> saw the front page of the "the washington post" today. what some of the insurance companies are saying is that they want them not to go to the mayo clinic and cedar sinai go to the clinics. routine care offered at community based hospitals is often comparable of pricey academic medical centers. i will tell you when you are really sick you don't want to go to a hospital that doesn't have a lot of experience. you want to go to a medical center where they do research and where they see this all the time. you don't want to go to maybe your community hospital which might be great for certain things but not for some other things. >> as you said, often but not always. and always is the case when you want to make sure that people get the care that they need from a doctor they choose at lower cost and it's somebody that has practiced medicine for 24 years taking care of people in wyoming. i know there is a lot to be

some of the military parts that are being given to the military to help preserve the security in the sinai peninsula. there's the matter of enhancing the u.s.'s stature across the great e-middle east. it would -- greater middle east. it would not do for the barack obama situation to cut off all ties with a country with whom it has had a longstanding political relationship. one of points that john kerry is making whilst in cairo is that the interim government, backed by the military, can't exist inperpetuaty, it needs to get on with establishing elections for a democratic-elected parliament and needs to take the steps sooner rather than later. >> let's talk about the visit to cairo. we didn't know about it until he landed, which makes you think iraq, afghanistan - dangerous places. what are the security concerns. it seems like the relationship between the two countries is clearly not what it was. >> certainly it is telling this the u.s. state department did not want to anoups or confirm -- announce or confirm that this is a possibility. it says that the u.s. is disapproving of how the inter

i would rather be in a great hospital like massachusetts general or ucla or cedar sinai or mayo if i have a tough illness. community hospitals are great, but you go to the university hospitals for the best care. and if they're being shut out, that by definition is going to lead to a decreased quality care and ultimately a two-tiered system of medical care. >> we've gotten the doctor's take, now the nurse's take. deborah, your thoughts on this. >> the nurses over the entire country have been concerned about this health insurance reform. and it's not obama care or the affordable care act that's limiting the choices. let's be clear, these are the insurance companies that were left in charge of health care and wrote health care reform. they're the ones limiting care and creating this bureaucracy to deny our patients care. >> okay. but with all due respect, today, what people really care about is care being denied. are their children not going to be able to get -- because the report is these major hospitals because of a law are not going -- they're not included. not in the network anymore

. >> at least 10 egyptians have been killed in a car bomb attack in the sinai pens -- peninsula. we are joined from cairo. what happened? >> well, the information we got so far is that there was a bus driving on the road between r rafaq, carrying army recruits, on the way back to the base. a suicide bomber attacked that bus. a car rammed into that bus, and 10 recruits have been killed. 35 more have been wounded. now, this is not the first time an attack has occurred on the road. in the past the major happenings on the road is there were improvised explosive devices. this is the first time there has been a suicide attack on the road. >> it's long been known as a lawless area. these sorts of attacks have increased in recent months, haven't they? >> they have increased since the ousting of mohamed morsi, and, actually, i think the group that has in the past that claimed responsibility, only two days ago here in cairo, there was a shooting where a senior officer of the national security deals with that, has also been killed, basically, on a busy street in cairo and was a big lose for

a lot of military aid is coming through to egypt, and so much pressure coming from israel that the sinai peninsula is being held. there's a growing mill tansy in that area. the u.s. said we will keep the aid coming for that specific area. there's talk that they want to withhold the aid. they are re-looking at the situation. they are not seeing anything so far showing that the egyptian government is listening to the pressure to improve the democratic principles and growing on - the crackdown on the free bres and the muslim brotherhood. the thousands of people incarcerated - not charged or expecting a trial date soon. >> relations are ongoing. the message from egypt is we could look beyond the u.s. there was talk of moscow, a diplomatic mission to moscow over the last week, where discussions about various things, including the military situation were discussed. we are hearing from moscow that the russians are looking fort partners in the med terrainium, because of what happened in the harbour, where there's russian naval ships. there's a problem with the civil war going on in syria. there'

relies on their ability to deal with hamas and insurgent groups in the sinai in the peninsula. it's against u.s. interests to walk away from whatever is happening in cairo. the idea that because egypt had an amount of influence in the region, the u.s. wants to see the country move past the long-running political crisis and re-establish come democratically elected government. the u.s. is using leverage in doing so. it's worth noting that because john kerry has gone to cairo to deliver the messages, that the u.s. is stepping up pressure on the interim government to get on with it. let's talk more about the visit, the visit that nobody knew about until he actually landed, which is unusual, considering the relationship the two countries had in the past. it makes you think of dangerous places like iraq and afghanistan. what does this say? what should we read into that? >> the situation on the ground has been considered unstable. there has been a number of human rights abuses that the u.s. government does not like. crackdown on the burgeoning free press. crackdown on political oppone

and isn't in yet democrats in the sinai at the clintons tearing the car lift one by the narrowest of margins against his republican rival confounding pitching and isabelle was the swing states. on an estate tuesday's results could prove an anime edge of the parties' support ahead of next year's midterm congressional elections. it didn't. the canadian men at the center for drug and alcohol scandal has apologized to smoking crack cocaine and promised never to make the same mistakes. rob ford who is married to robert air canada's largest city has been weathering a damaging media still since may. in what was expected to be his resignation announcement on a metal fork surprised many by refusing to quit. i was elected to do a job. and that's exactly what i'm going to continue doing. when each end. i made a commitment tribal voters. i delivered on that commitment. and i will continue to deliver on the commitment of saving taxpayers money. until now ford has steadfastly denied the drug allegations and expressed his anger at being conceded by the press. thank you however after police confirme

the military parts that are still being given to the military to help preserve the security in the sinaieninsula, for example. there is also the matter of trying to enhance the u.s.' stature across the middle east. it would not due for the obama administration to cut off all ties with the country with who it's had a long standing political and military relationship because of these political problems. >> with that said one. points secon secretary kerry isg while he is in cairo, this interm government cannot exist in perpetuity. it needs to get on with the business of constitutional reforms and establishing elections for a new democratically elected president and parliament. and it need to take on has to steps much soonerrather than later. >> let's talk about this visit to ki cairo. we didn't know about is unti une landed. >> which makes you think iraq and afghanistan. extremely dangerous places. >> what are the security concerns and the relationship between the two countries is clearly not what was. >> it certainly was telling the u.s. state department did not want to announce or confirm

of the public change changed its mind and supported such a peace that included with to all form the sinai peninsula so if an attorney will stand up and say this is my suggestion for for a little agreement with the palestinians he will have that much or it is this this is happening i think in israel only or letters or war and peace if it will be only the social matters then the public can. challenge the prime minister but i don't think war and peace but ben i mean that apple seems quite a phenomenon from outside because he's always been a target of criticism from both foreign and israeli press but still he keeps winning power and as we know it happens that a critically why do you think he has they so much support. their first tool if there is no left left in israel winning the left side of the political map has been almost crashed. there is no real peace camp as we used to or today we have sent in right with a minimal. amount of left so. that the neo is positioning himself. in the middle of the political map these kind of them order it right also i think it has economic achievements the co

the sinai peninsula opened to tear rstzs and smugglers. iran ever closer to nuclear weapons and they wonder why the united states doesn't perceive its own interests or those of its friends and allies. >> the president would say he's acting in the american interests, in our national interests with some of these policie policies. >> there's nobody in this part of the world who agrees with that. what we have seen is a decline in american power that's unprecedented in its speed and amount. we've seen russia and china moving in to fill the gap, and our friends here in the region really shaking their heads, saying what is wrong with the united states? why can't they get their act together? why can't they understand that a declining, withdrawing america, simply contributes to regional chaos or gives opportunists like aron and russia a chance to advance their own interests. >> we had the nsa scandal, the but why is that different?ela >> well, i think what we see is that the potential risk to the united states of leakers like edward snowden changes

the public changed changed its mind and supported such a peace that included with the war from the sinai peninsula so if an attorney will stand up and say this is my suggestion for for a little agreement with the palestinians he will have that much or it is this this is happening i think in israel only or letters or war and peace if it will be only called moment but there's social matters then the public can. challenge the prime minister but i don't think war and peace but ben i mean that apple seems quite a phenomenon from outside because he's always been a target of criticism from both foreign and israeli press but still he keeps winning power and as we know it happens that a critically why do you think he has a slight support. first of all if there is no left left in israel winning the left side of the political map has been almost crashed or there is no real peace camp as we used to or today we have sent in right with a minimal. amount of left is so. little you know is positioning yourself. in the middle of the political map these kind of them order it right also i think it has econo

government is a sagging economy a weakening tourism industry terrorism being strewn throughout the sinai peninsula . after years of financial turmoil the british economy is showing signs of recovery but so far the construction sector remains in the doldrums leaving thousands of workers unemployed artie's bullyboy takes a closer look at where the industry's heading. it's supposed to be a bellwether for the economy as a whole but britain's construction industry has been crippled by the financial crisis literally this central london site was surprised to house a skyscraper called the panic oh but those cranes over there have been lying idle for almost two years off the financing for the office tower dried up now instead of the pinnacle those in the business professor call it the stump instead while commercial buildings lack private funding government budget cuts have hit public projects hard one hundred fifty thousand skilled construction workers in the u.k. are out of walk and on the dole the welfare payments of costing the government over two billion pounds a year if this government inves

seventh grade ccd of my lads has been the target of several rocket attacks by militants in the llamas sinai peninsula and earlier this autumn the idea and covered vast tunnels between the gaza strip and israel which they believe are made from one to acts against the jewish states. more than a million israelis live within range of militant rocket fire and says it can disrupt life in cities across israel sending residents fleeing for shelter and causing damage to schools and parks. with the increased presence of israel's iron pill missile defense system and aggressive tactics at deterring them of violence israel to continue to reduce the number of cross border attacks in eighteen weeks. as you. afghanistan's class synagogue is cared for by several bullets into the last known as peanut you to remain in the country now in his fifty students who has become somewhat of a celebrity since the next alas she died in twenty oh five was a clueless or by eminem can win if you like brothers together we are equal the entire world the measures leading the way to go. well aware of his identity in afghanista

million people the jets really tree backed government says the tunnels are used to take weapons into the sinai dependency up and accuse hamas of backing the egyptian muslim brotherhood which was ousted by the army in july. he has been a vocal critic of the ousting of muhammad will see whose is this the muslim brotherhood pope teaches a seminar i t o t to turkey's ruling justice and development penalty. kyra last week expelled to peace ambassador and downgraded diplomatic relations after accusing anchor of meddling in egypt in total offense and collaborating with hamas and the brotherhood. according to british broadsheet the guardian the us national security agency has been collecting details about the online sexual activity of prominent islamist radicals in order to undermine them the latest revelation comes courtesy of a document leaked by edward snowed in a recently published by the huffington post the americans buying agency targeted at six so called radicalized it's none of whom is alleged to have been involved in any terror plots the leaked document alleges that it's their choreography an

in egypt at least twelve soldiers have been killed and twenty four wounded in a car bomb attack in sinai the suicide bomber rammed an explosive laden vehicle into one of two buses carrying off duty soldiers in the heartland of the islamist insurgency the attack came just hours after a raid on a checkpoint in the capital where four policemen were wounded by an explosive device hurled at their post. in spain hundreds of students gathered in front of the ministry of education in the truant to protest against the new education reform bill which is currently being approved by the country's parliament demonstrate to say that no one forced more cuts and i for a system where students with less money did not have the same opportunities as wealthy ones there has been compared to the days of dictator franco. the mean time the very highest ranks of the church and government are vulnerable to the menace of naked protest from an exposed just a few minutes here and. if you. know opportunity. to start to construct your. cue don't want to be a bit give don't want to be gangsters you don't want to be. dru

age group at least twelve soldiers have been killed and twenty four wounded in a combo much talk in sinai a suicide bomber rammed an explosive laden vehicle into one of two buses carrying off duty soldiers in the heartland of the islamist insurgency that's came just hours after a raid on a checkpoint in the capital where four policemen were wounded by an explosive device held at the party's. screen hundreds of students gathered in front of the ministry of education in madrid to protest against a new education reform bill which is currently being approved by the country's parliament demonstrators say the lou we're in for small consolation for a system where students with less money do not have the same opportunities as wealthy ones the bill has been compared to the days of dictator franco. the very highest ranks of the church government are all vulnerable to the menace of naked protests thanks to the heroes of our next special report so don't miss feminist s'posed in just a few minutes. since the start of the arab spring there has been hopes of change and the creation of a better future sa

provisional government is sagging economy a weakening tours a ministry terrorism being strewn throughout the sinai peninsula and on the backdrop of all these issues egypt has to be able to stand firm not just within its own political influx which is currently going on but also in its relations with the rest of its neighbors in the region and around the world but while mohamed morsi may be the centerpiece for judicial joyous prudence right now in egypt but this must be taken within the context as the previous speaker had said within the provision of the new government and also within the in the content well known but greater that was it for this trial is going on it's already started ok i think you know maybe it should have been different but we've already started this game here and greg i would go back to you i mean this judiciary that you're talking about was at war with morsi during the entire time he was in office before he was ousted so do you have still confidence in the judiciary when you had a force that was appointed by the former president i mean i don't see that they got along very well

hour in egypt at least twelve soldiers have been killed and twenty four wounded in a couple months in sinai a suicide bomber rammed an explosive laden vehicle into one of two buses carrying over two just soldiers in the hard lined land of islamist insurgency. just hours after a raid on a checkpoint in the counter so one of the policemen were wounded by an explosive device. in washington a small number. demonstrators gathered to protest against the trans-pacific partnership trade agreement denouncing corporations to take pot they sliced into a cake shaped like the is claiming the world is being called up holding slogans that read with corporate. they say the agreement will enable cooperation and it's to see a government. that will. the very highest ranks of the cha-cha government are vulnerable to the menace old naked crowd says thanks to the eurozone next special report don't miss says simon exposed in just a few. economic ups and downs in the find out all day long the deal sang and the rest because i think the case he will be if briefly. if you. got no opportunity. to start to construct yo

suicide bomber rammed a car full of explosives into a bus carrying soldiers in an egypt rest region of sinai security officials say ten people were killed and thirty five others wounded after talks in the area have been increased since the ousting of president morsi this year just don't choose day clashes again erupted between supporters and opponents of the current government with police using tear gas and buttons to just pass thousands of course. to greenpeace activists have been freed on bail by a court in st petersburg that's on top of twelve others that have been left out since the beginning of the week so standing trial for her to go through to get is are they trying to scale an oil platform in the arctic in september and we'll have more details on this next hour with our correspondent at the courthouse just. the lack of access to basic sanitation is the cause of millions of deaths across the globe i did not investigate issued today's breaking the set that's coming up in just an hour two point five billion people do not have access to a toilet or sustainable sanitation obviously that's

government is a sagging economy a weakening tours a ministry terrorism being strewn throughout the sinai peninsula and on the backdrop of all these issues egypt has to be able to stand firm not just within its own political influx which is currently going on but also in its relations with the rest of its neighbors in the region and around the world but while mohamed morsi may be the centerpiece for judicial joyous prudence right now in egypt but this must be taken within the context as the previous speaker had said within the provision of the new government and also within the in the content well known but a great one for trial is going on it's already started ok i think you know maybe it should have been different but we've already started this game here and greg i would go back to you i mean this judiciary that you're talking about was at war with morsi during the entire time he was in office before he was ousted so do you have still confidence in the judiciary when you had a force that was appointed by the former president i mean i don't see that they got along very well there's no re

at least twelve soldiers have been killed and twenty four wounded in the car bomb attack in sinai a suicide bomber rammed an explosive laden vehicle into one of two buses carrying off duty soldiers in the heartland of the islamist insurgency it came just hours after a raid on a checkpoint in the capital where four policemen wounded by an explosive device which was held at their post. in spain hundreds of students gathered in front of the ministry of education in madrid to protest against a new education reform bill which is currently being approved by the country's parliament demonstrators say the law will enforce more cuts allowing for a system where students with less money do not have the same opportunities as wealthy ones but has been compared to the days of dictator franco. britain's population is about to rise by almost ten million over the next couple of decades over half of that is thanks to immigration and are against the massive influx of foreigners as boiling in the u.k. that is to sort of silly reports newcomers add more than just strength to the numbers. the fabric of british s

government is a sagging economy a weakening tours the ministry terrorism being strewn throughout the sinai peninsula and on the backdrop of all these issues egypt has to be able to stand firm not just within its own political influx which is currently going on but also in its relations with the rest of its neighbors in the region and around the world but while mohamed morsi may be the centerpiece for judicial joyous prudence right now in egypt but this must be taken within the context as the previous speaker had said within the provision of the new government and also within the in the context well known but not great and they were for this trial is going on it's already started ok i think you know maybe it should have been different but we've already. started this game here and greg i would go back to you i mean this judiciary that you're talking about was at war with morsi during the entire time he was in office before he was ousted so do you have still confidence in the judiciary when you had a force that was appointed by the former president i mean i don't see that they got along very

between supporters of ousted president mohamed morsi and these clashes followed a suicide bombing on the sinai peninsula that killed eleven. also. hundreds of protesters literally threw smoke bombs at police who responded with tear gas and brute force broke out in the square in central rome where people had gathered to protest against a high speed rail that was front of the project argue it's a waste of money and would hurt the environment really was timed to coincide with the meeting between italian prime minister and french president in rome to discuss the plans. this is specter the merican drone strike in northwest pakistan has killed six people police say they are manned aircraft fired at least three rockets at an islamic seminary killing teachers and students two afghan militants were reportedly also among the dead in a separate incident two policemen in a civilian have been killed by an explosion in the south west of the country after a bomb rigged to a bicycle went off in a group of people it's not yet clear who was behind the attack. so that brings up today for the moment more news fro

out on the job comg up it's the false identity would it take you inside the public's it's become the sinai peninsula. wednesday's attack that killed eleven off duty soldiers. rawlings spiral of violence in cairo against radical militants the violence of the border of israel gaza and not too far from suez canal enough to grab the whole world's attention

going to cause to other members of the world rather world especially of course if you think egypt's sinai peninsula will told syria is amiss millets and talking about the potential of it it's got a lot of enemies is what is going to get. well there are a whole network of countries all around the world with different religions different ideologies different economic systems but they're all pulling together to oppose the will of wall street and the domination by the financial centers in london and oppose the will of the western bankers in the imperialists and whether it you know it's china russia iran venezuela cuba these countries are coming together and standing against the power of western banking financial institutions standing against imperialism and this is a development that is a very much a threat to the order the old order of power where a few super rich countries dominate the world things are changing and i think the fact that that there isn't these negotiations are going on the fact that a deal has been reached is a positive sign it shows that the the old way of doing things is c