the bulk did a line with president abdul fatah al-sisi against the muslim brotherhood.ow that that organise agency has been forced underground, there's signs that the media's abdul fatah al-sisi mania is occurring. cracks are showing. on matters of governance, corruption and economic policy. still there are limit, and those that cross them risk more than their jobs. our starting point this week - five years after the revolution that represented the high water mark of the arab spring, is cairo >>> anniversaries, the news media. some governments have reason to fear them. january 25th approached, marking five years since the mubar abbing regime was -- mubarak regime was swamped. history was not to repeat itself. in print the headlines were equally ominous. live bullets will be used against saboteurs on the 25th. this. >> the media, the pro-government media drums up the same sentiment. anyone that calls for not even protest, but the recognition of the 25th as a date is recommend the as a sympathizer of the banned muslim brotherhood, described as a terrorist organization. .

by then, abdul fatah al-sisi had become president.ew parliamentary elections were held last year, and the new legislature began its work on sunday. it's similar to the parliament of 2010. which has ended the mubarak regime, and the wars, one of the main reasons of 25 january revolution. >> president abdul fatah al-sisi supporters say this is the right step in enshrining a long-promised democracy in egypt. critics say a parliament dominated only strengthened the president. egypt's new parliament must ratify dozens of laws put in place bit the interim leader, and the president abdul fatah al-sisi, including those restricting street protests and an anti-terror law limiting press freedoms and giving police vast powers >>> >>> an associate professor of political science of the doha institute says that this parliament isn't really representative of the egyptian people. >> there are many doubt in this parliament that it would have an impact or be affected legislative body. first of all, the parliament does not reflect the will of the people.

in egypt. >> sunday's session has been hailed by sisi as the climax of the military's transition to democracy, but with no significant opponents to his policies among the newly elected m.p.'s, there's concern over how democratic the egyptian partiality really is. >>> the french president is attending another ceremony marking one year sings the attacks on the charlie hebdo magazine. it became a rallying attack as parisians rallied for free speech. an oak tree will be planted on the final day. plaques have been unjailed to commemorate the 17 killed. >>> the muslim council in france wants mosques to open this weekend for visits by non-muslim members of the public. jacky rowland has the latest from the grand mosque in paris. >> the idea of this open doors weekend is to try to demystify the idea of what that is inside mosques and combat some of the negative perceptions of the muslim religion which have grown as a result of the attacks a year ago against the charlie hebdo newspaper and jewishing market and recent attacks in november in which 130 people were killed. ment idea is that ordin

a military government under former general abdel fatah el-sisi took charge. eleanor clift brought a semblance -- el-sisi brought a semblance of stability to egypt, but his government has also imposed political repression on democracy activists and islamist political movements. forin a disconcerting trend the united states egypts traditional closest ally president el-sisi is openly building a diplomatic and military pact with russia. what explains russian-egyptian relationship? eleanor: i think because el-sisi's human rights violations are much greater than anything mubarak ever did. i think he's worried that the considerable aid he gets from the u.s. might be in danger. he's hedging his bets. pat: i think ell nor is basically right. this fellow is a hardline military dictator in the line of nasar and assad and the rest of them. i think he sees president obama basically appearing to withdrawal graurgely in the middle east, having been burnt in all these places and i think he wants an anchor to win. besides the russians are in syrians. the russians are players

he says mubarak's police state is effectively back but just with a new leader, a cc. -- al-sisi. he disapproves of him becoming essentially militant. freedom of expression, he says, has been muzzled, and he says that lcc is at war with the january 25 protesters. he absolutely wants to sign them. >> this is an unusual article to appear i liver egyptian press. -- in the egyptian press. high the media been telling these stories? >> the way that you would expect. we have one paper to show you here. essentially on its front page it has a big picture of al-sisi, quotes him verbatim during his speech to mark the 25th of january, where he says egypt has turned from a nation dedicated to one group of people to a nation dedicated to everybody. >> bombing back to france, there is much concern about -- coming back to france, there is much concern about french currency. tell us more about that. >> pretty much it has its headline -- you can see if there. that of course is a play on the tto,us french mo freedom, equality, fraternity. the first word had been crossed out and you have a state of e

you can watch anchors who were previously in favor of el-sisi now critical of sisi and the government more broadly. that suggests a fracturing in a sisi coalition. i think that would only further suggest to the current government the need to prevent things from getting out of hand on january 25th. that might explain their need to keep protests down and prevent celebrations. >> thank you for taking the time to join us from boston. the president of sri lanka said that foreign judges and prosecutors should not be involved in the investigations in allegation was war crimes. the army and the tamil tiger armies are being investigated from the civil war that ended in 2009. >> it's an extremely important investigating team. they're finding out what happened during the civil war in sri lanka. for many it's still an open wound. they toured the area of the country once the stronghold of the tamil tigers. >> if anything, some people are reluctant in this 30-year-old war. you see this long period. and during this period maybe army people, the ttt, this is normal. >> the fact finding mission starte

through those crackdowns, what is the government saying. >> it is important to know that president sisie out yesterday and praised the revolution of five years ago am but he praised even more what he called the fix to that revolution, namely the military cou p that brought him to power. and he defends a lot of these security crackdowns as the only way to defend egypt against the insurgency, especially groups that are affiliated with isis right now. but the crackdown in the last couple of weeks was in the very neighborhoods where the opposition is used to using as their real base, and that is undo town cairo and that's why we see an opposition that is so demore allized. those are feeling that you really see across this country. hari, there have been eight elections here in the last four and a half years. the turnout of the last one was 28%. there is a tiredness, there say real fraction among the opposition. and that means that if if there were protests right now in egypt, there is simply no organized alternative to this government. >> sreenivasan: all right, nick, joining us from cairo t

members who support president abdel fattah al sisi have a majority. groups are worried the government may become more authoritarian. legislators elected constitutional expert ali abdelaal as speaker, belonging to a group of lawmakers who support sisi. parliament has 13 days to decide whether to approve some laws by decree. one law allows security organizations to ban demonstrations. another puts restrictions on the media in the name of fighting terrorism. critics say such laws run counter to the spirit of democracy. supporters of the government's top security policy won a major victory in elections held from october to december last year. >>> prodemocracy party are set to take the reins of power in myanmar. buddhists, who make up 90% of the population, and muslims. nhk reports. >> reporter: a law requires buddhist women to get permission from authorities before marrying someone from another religion. the law also forbids no s conv to another religion. one monk flaunts his hostility toward muslims. >> translator: muslims are different. they're trying t

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that's what president sisi was saying. we don't have credibility in making those arguments. we just don't. so we need to have conferrings with the leadership in the muslim world about how they immediate to take this on themselves. but i think that's something that america's diplomats need to talk to the leadership of those countries about. mr. langevin: ambassador? mr. ford: the most effective social media video i've heard about in the last sex months to delegitimize the islamic state came out of the syrian -- the the free syrian army. it shows victorious free syrian army soldiers marching a bunch of orange-clad islamic state prisoners and says we're now going to execute these guys because they're infidels. they're apostates. which is what the islamic state has been doing to flee syrian army soldiers they've captured. but at the last moment, as they're about to behead them, a screen comes on and quotes several verses from the koran that says, god says grant mercy. don't ill -- god says don't kill people. and at the last second, their chains are pulled back and they're set fr

they urged sisi to run for president. he says he saved the nation.is. >> you have counterrevolutionary forces who have tried to hijack the revolution. you have a divide. hundreds have been killed, thousands locked up. they say they are committed to democracy. their >> believe otherwise. security state is back. zeina hodr is back. >> criticism new regional states. the country's warring faxes missed a skushl deadline to form aounty government on friday. these agreements and the transition of south sudan now, the government is insisting it should be i have appealed to him to put away these, hadn't given me an education that we would discuss. >> eight e job descriptions involved in a bond repair of the bullial mask have been charged with negligence. the beard was knocked off in 2014 and hastily reattached with glue. it went back on sdpai last month after a team of specialists removed the glue and attached the beard using a more traditional record of beeswax. it's referred to as a noble prize for architects, this year's pritzka's prize went to an architec

lou: the same egyptians, led by president sisi, this president tried to insist that he accept the muslimtherhood in his new government. the same one? >> yeah, the same one. this is the guy who has lost thousands of egyptian soldiers fighting isis in the sinai, fighting isis in libya. they're begging us for equipment, offensive equipment to carry out this war, and we refused because al-sisi is not politically correct as far as this administration is concerned, lou? lou: not politically correct and geopolitically this administration doesn't possess one single clue. the iranian provocations, are they to continue without response? i cannot believe what i have witnessed on the part of the u.s. navy over the course of the past month? >> where's john paul jones when you need him? don't give up the ship. the riverine command boats captured by the iranians -- lou: our ten sailors. >> ten sailors, they are incredible pieces of equipment. six machine guns. 50 caliber gatling gun mounted aboard, sadly they gave up, we allowed the iranians to capture and humiliate them. lou: is this country going to

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happening in burundi right now, the vision between the ethnic groups in burundi and you know with sisit he has done planning for a third term and it's a bit different when you look at rwanda because it's not the people of rwanda are saying we don't want you, it's you know after that it's seeing it again and organized by the government and you cannot tell whether 98% is true reflection of the will of the people but again i would say a big majority of the people of rwanda still love him. >> sometimes one size doesn't fit all and thanks for joining us. now iran president is ordering defense ministry to expand its ballistic missile program in response to reports the u.s. is considering more sanctions. washington condemns iran for test firing missiles. iran says any new measures would put the nuclear deal signed in july at risk and roslyn has more from washington d.c. >> reporter: officials dismissing the threat to expand the missile program because the u.s. says if it does decide to sanction iran it's because of its own national security interest. here is the problem iran has restrictions

hundreds of people have been subjected to "enforced disappearances," as president abdel fattah el-sisi widens his crackdown. have been reportedly held for hundreds months without charges or access to a lawyer in secret prisons run by sisi's security forces. many say they have been tortured. some have died in the secret prisons and their bodies later surfaced in morgues. national council on human rights lawyer nasser amin said -- "this is an unprecedented catastrophe for human rights and freedoms in egypt." in canada, a human rights tribunal has issued a major ruling saying canada has discriminated against first nation's children by providing for of a kelly less funding child welfare services on reserves. the underfunding of services disproportionately pushed first nation's children into the custody of canada's child welfare system. are many, this recalls century long practice by the canadian government of forcing first nation's children into boarding schools aimed at stripping them of their indigenous heritage. cindy blackstock of the first nations child and family caring society spoke

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he has been an officer for 30 years and served the department sisie 19 85. congratulations. >>> now 7 weather with chief meteorologist phil ferro. >> phil: all right. let's take a look at the nation here coast to coast. we still have plenty of cloudiness across the florida straights. there is rain and snow and ice making it's way to the mid atlantic states. but the area we are watching is this developing low right there. the tail end of that could impact us here by friday. and bring us colder air for sunday and mony mornings. right now it is pretty chilly across the upper midwest. 21 in minneapolis. icago 22. 20s, 30s and 40s up and down the east coast. we're looking nice here with way temperature of 69 degrees. so as thiarea of low pressure makes it's way across the mid over the next couple of days, it will be a big rain and ice maker. especially for the southeast. then ice will start to move in. over kentutky. tennessee and the carolinas. it's going to be treacherous driving here over the next 48 hours. but that not all. as the air gets colder, with all th

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. >>> so here's that other sisi of the massive snowstorm we've been telling you about. ththscene at the national zoo this morning as the panda couldn't get enough of the snow. although closed to the public today, the zoo provided this video and by this evening it has been viewed by 26 million people. easy to see why. >>> tonight in minnesota another slicic of winter. a new women's champion figure skater will be crowned. there's an unusual matchup in the making. twin sisters competing against each other on the ice. >> repepter: an olympipi and former national champion. >> every day in training you dream might happen to you. >> reporter: but when she satekates for this national title, she won't be the only golden girl on the icic her twin sister, carly, also qualified for the championship. >> have the nerved ramped up yet? >> i'm going in completely with no expectations because i just feel lucky to be here. >> reporter: carly is skating later than gracie. bothth20-year-olds have trained in california undede famous coach frank carol. now for the first time competitor. >> g