the president and skaf, shafiq is possibly closer to skaf. this mighting a problem for morsi. shafiq will suffer from the parliament and some interviews made in cairo and here, in washington, d.c. i know that the muslim brothers are intentionally blocking some steps badly needed in the egyptian economy. refuse to give $3.2 billion loan which was badly needed to balance the budget. many are saying that the muslim brothers actually insisted that they are going to block this deal because they don't want the government to benefit from it. so maybe having morsi can help. one final thing. can we look at a deal between morsi or the muslim brothers and skaf where the muslim brother cans accept shafiq as president in return to, for example, appoint a prime minister, a few min ters, more powers. is this possible? again, we can hope. however, i think given the history we've been seeing by the muslim brothers i think this is a possible deal. however, i think in what we've been seeing since today's morning is the muslim brothers are interested in establishing some bridges with other forces

skaf was the establishment is there for 60 years. muslim brothers are there for 80 years. the same thing we talk about liberals we are talking about, i'm not trying to make it complicated but it's a case. we have to see the roots, not just the trees. there is a root there. we can't talk about liberals which is a problem now a days raised many time and people that oh, those bunch of people, they talk about whatever rights and maybe they are not believers in god or so on. they are there 150 years and whatever we see civilization kind of modernization, in egypt, cairo and other places is the outcome of those people. we cannot like it's not like somebody came out, came back from let's say, as we egyptians are saying, came back with gulf and say oh, those liberals are the ones ruining egypt. it's not the case. that's why i'm telling you it's the idea of who is going to win. it's a bitter choice. poth of them as a matter of fact most of the people are saying it's a bad choice in two cases. now we are looking for which is less worse. less bad than the other. it's not better. it's

the have a lot to answer to and with the limiting powers that they have the skaf basically an ounce and this is the key it shows that their job is going to be very very tough and it's going to be it's going to take a lot from them to satisfy the public to those individual. who's going to hand over power isn't it by the end of the month news we're getting some. do not have any belief in that i absolutely not i mean if you read the amendment it takes all the powers from the legislative we dissolved the skaf basically dissolved parliament so we have no legislative branch we have a very limited executive branch and the division of france branches that have to be independent so all keys and powers is still lying with scaphoid regardless of the next step what's going to determine this is the mobilization on the ground together with the constitution that's going to be put in place that's going to tournaments a lot in the future because it just very briefly are what i want you all the majority of people now simply craving for stability in egypt and stead of looking for further up people which i

whether it be more see the have a lot to answer to and with the limiting powers that they have the skaf basically an ounce and this could be a chose the job is going to be very very tough yes when people are won't have the demands met like minimum wage and public health and you know when education and we still have a pile of cash lying around people are not going to be happy and that's not what the sector why so many monsters and spend a year and a half of instability for basically people who want answered and on thin now we have no answers we have only power play skaf a sporting with you know playing with with the muslim brotherhood but the people are the ones who are out of losing because the they all are in india and they need their security they need their bread and they need to live a dignified life. still ahead for you this decision with the u.n. trying to lead efforts to end the syrian crisis a separate war of unconfirmed reports and wild allegations. one of how america's so-called war on terror is now going to the people of pakistan and julian assange his latest interview this t

skaf. is continuing mubarak's regime and offering only very minimal sessions to that evolution whenever he has to these demonstrations are up today after the notorious court decision that not only spared mubarak's life but acquitted his sons and six former security officials protesters say the second insult is the heavily criticized presidential runoff election a straight choice between the old guard in the form of an ex mubarak man and the religiously conservative muslim brotherhood i don't think you support your politically stable in the next four years we are now in a surgical operations with the rich and with see things up i'll do more for me happy things but i think is a poor being most are born all successful others believe more time is needed even though it may be a bumpy ride people did not go to. squares and streets again to protest those two big punches in the face more than they think this is their last chance to win begs that country but until then the revolutionaries plan to fi

whether it be more see the have a lot to answer to and with the limiting powers that they have the skaf basically announcing this decree. shows that their job is going to be very very tough yes so when people are won't have the demands met like minimum wage and public health and health care you know one education and we still have a pile of cash lying around people are not going to be happy and that's not what the sector why so many of our marketers and spent a year and a half of instability for basically people want an answer and until now we have no answers we have only power play cafe spoiling with the you know playing with with the muslim brotherhood but the people are the ones who are out of losing because the they all are in india and they need their security they need their bread and they need to live a dignified life. while we've got the world covered for your county dot com here's a taste of what's online for you right now the bahrain grand down the opposition leaders just as police used tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse antigovernment protesters. there's no place like ho

dismayed that little if anything has changed under the ruling supremum council of the armed forces or skaf in fact with either. care. is continuing mubarak's regime and offering only very minimal sessions to that evolution whenever he has to these demonstrations erupted after the notorious court decision that not only spared mubarak's life but acquitted his sons and six former security officials protesters say the second insult is the heavily criticized presidential runoff election a straight choice between the old guard in the form of the next move barrett man and the religiously conservative muslim brotherhood people did not go to queers and states again to protest those two big punches in the face one of them is a saying this is their last chance to win beggs that country others believe more time is needed even though it may be a bumpy ride i don't think for a political story within the next four years. surgical operations which you would see through the more happy things but i think that would be more stable. successful but until then the revolutionaries plan to fight on which brings u

issue of religion, so religion versus secular politics, the old guard versus the new revolution, the skaf vest the protesters, the muslim brotherhood versus the protester, and all of this in a highly charged political environment where there was really no negotiating forum for all these forces to develop a consensus on the transition moving forward. but i think more importantly the reason why we have this polarized outcome has to do with what really is the anomalous nature of the revolution itself. now, the revolution started out really much more as a protest movement than a full-fledged revolution against the regime. it was not a revolution, of course, in the classic sense where we had a very defined leadership that can put forward an alternative vision for the old legitimacy which crumbled with the fall of mubarak. the revolutionaries themselves, because of this quality of -- their leaderless quality, had a very hard time transitioning from protest to politics. and this left a vacuum that was inevitably filled by others. so the revolution itself did not put forward a consensus candidate

dismayed that little if anything has changed under the ruling supremes council of the armed forces or skaf in fact we see that. if there is continuing mubarak's regime and offering only a very minimal course sessions to that it will send whenever he has to these demonstrations are up today after the notorious court decision that not only spared mubarak's life but acquitted his sons and six former security officials protesters say the second insult is the heavily criticized presidential runoff election a straight choice between the old guard in the form of an ex mubarak man and the religiously conservative muslim brotherhood i don't think injured or more political if they were in the next four years. surgical operations will be reaching with something. for me. things but i think for most they're born. successful others believe more time is needed even though it may be a bumpy ride people did not go to. queers and streets again to protest this is all so big punches in the face more then they think this is their last chance to win begs that country but until then the revolutionaries plan to f

that evolution is not over yet i mean no revolution ends in a year and a half and certainly not with skaf in power i believe that with the next you know coming months there will be a lot of mobilization there is a lot of the huge expectation on this coming president whether it would be sheffield or whether it be more see the have a lot to answer to and with limiting powers that they have the basic to be announced and this is the key shows that the job is going to be very very tough yes when people are won't have the demands met like minimum wage and public health and health care you know an education and we still have piles of cash lying around people are not going to be happy and that's not what we sacrifice so many of our martyrs and spend a year and a half of instability who are basically people who want an answer and until now we have no answers we have only power play cafe spoiling with you know playing with with the muslim brotherhood but the people are the ones who are out of losing because the they all are in india and they need their security they need their bread and they need t

forces skaf to remain in power looking at a decision that was announced yesterday just two days before an important presidential runoff and according to that decision the islamist dominated parliament has been dissolved in addition to that which i think is backed by the army and was also a prime minister in the mubarak era has been given the green light to remain in the presidential race the decision also reverts image a slate of all fourteen back to the ruling military and the military really holds executive authority in this country and to a new president is elected so you have this very worrying situation where a president will be elected in the absence of a constitution and also in the absence of a parliament so at this stage there are more questions than answers the official line from the muslim brotherhood is to respect the decision of the court we heard as much from a candidate dr mohamed morsi although he did warn that there could be more dangerous consequences and he did say in fact that if there were any kind of mishaps in the elections and he would support people going back

no, skaf was there for 60 years. moment muslim brothers are there for 18 years and then the same thing when we talk about liberals, i'm not trying to make it complic e complicated. it's a case. we have to see the wood, not just the trees. raised many, many time and those people were coming on television, they talk about woman rights or whatever rights and maybe they don't have believes in god or so in so. no, the liberals are there in egypt for 150 years and what they see civilization, modernization in egypt, cairo and other places is the outcome of those people. we cannot, it's not like somebody came out back, came back from let's say as the egyptians are saying, came back from gulf with some money saying those liberals are the ones ruining egypt. that's not the case. and that's why i'm telling you it's a whole idea of who is going to win. it's a matter of, it's a bit of choice and as a matter of fact most of the people revolutionaries are saying, it's a bad choice in two cases. now, we are looking for which is less

asked for the constitution skaf as been saying that if if the. pully if the parties the political parties didn't form and a constitutional assembly and for forty eight hours they will have to go back to the one nine hundred seventy one constitution again as if we didn't do anything by saying i think that is scared definitely needs to crissy of its power and authority . you know the control a great deal of the economy in the country and that defended the need to protect this in the constitution because you are just very briefly you've taken part in a lot of the protests there since the revolution do you think the country will be better off now in the future just your very personal view briefly. well i definitely think that. this situation is not going to go back to how it used to be reform work. before there is the ocean of course people started to sink in a different way and talk with each other debates and have an opinion people were afraid to talk before their solution happened but right now everyone has an opinion and everyone is able to expre

reports from the state media that he is committee did but these reports have been refuted by the ruling skaf the ruling military which insists that he has not died but says that he is in a critical condition we're also hearing from his lawyers that he's in a coma and that he's suffering from water to the lungs the one factor that all sides do seem to agree on is that late on tuesday the former egyptian president did suffer a stroke but it's not clear whether that stroke happened before during or often he was moved from prison to a military hospital most egypt since all skeptical about this news most people here one verified confirmed reliable and solid information before the election i believe that the former egyptian president has indeed died thomas which is dimming we have seen in the last hour or so people slowly making their way back home although there are some die hard so no doubt they'll be having a sit in at least in the midst day also before those official election results come on thursday the fundamental question though when are skiing just tough people in tough here feel about the

basically the eats and the water created the old mubarak regime including skaf itself the supreme council of the armed forces so the fact that even we as a candidate in itself shows that the whole process is rigged because this man is a legend you know for a partner in the camel's back then he has thirty five cases lost in cases against him and he was. disqualified then then run again and now i believe that with this very thing the next coming days are going to be super crucial in the future of this revolution and if we can stop this election from from now the election for say but from sheffield from running together with this verdict i think you see a lot of protest and a lot of anger in the streets in the next coming days that could reshape the whole process of the election judy thanks for the program to you bring him there live from cairo. president putin has called for patients to let kofi annan peace plan work in syria resisting pressure to his human tougher stance against the regime concerns of a nato missile shield and the euro zone's debt woes also came into focus as the russian l

he's been transferred to the military hospital on order of skaf. council of the armed forces in egypt. this is according to mubarak's own lawyer. but as ivan was mentioning there, there is still some confusion exactly as to which hospital he might have been moved to, whether or not he's going to be transferred to another hospital, whether he's going to be treated at the modi military hospital and then taken back to prison. but the big question is right now, what's going on in egypt? you have the dissolution of parliament. the military now issuing addendums to the constitution giving themselves extra power. and then you have two presidential candidates who are both saying they believe they've won this presidential race. all the while people in tahrir square once again angry with what's going on and very confused. and i think you're seeing that from the united states as well. just wait and see what is going to happen. and on the streets in cairo and elsewhere in egypt, will there be more violence? i think that's also a big question, wolf. >> and cert