have morning the more massacres against their positions in the street three years after the uprising which saw the country unite against a dictatorship egypt is now increasingly divided rather than celebrating a new democracy and much needed change. steeling themselves ahead of more violence . for cairo. now the twenty eleven revolution and almost three decades of rule by a dictator hosni mubarak after more than a year of transitional military rule is almost back candidate mohamed morsi was elected president his government pushed through and new constitution criticized for being over influenced by sharia law a popular uprising against morsi led to him being forced down by the army a year later the military then launched a crackdown on the muslim brotherhood with thousands of supporters killed in the unrest the brotherhood was down the clarity of terror group the editor of the pan-african newswire told us that egypt's government should tackle its differences with the opposition to achieve any stability. the army cannot guarantee security and sat of egypt as long as there's no politica

i think once where riots and mass uprisings are still taking place and the blue ones where nothing is happening at all there's no revolt no uprising at all and you can see for yourself this is pretty much a fifty fifty division such strawman dragon is in between the two sides of the country have great concerns which had previously seemed unthinkable that ukraine might follow yugoslavia scenario and break apart any sort of splits in the area we could happen within the next weeks must be described as quite possible because government wouldn't have enough forces. probably in two parts. the two different times on thursday the opposition declared a truce with the government for seventy two hours but with rioters in kiev again burning tires and hurling burning projectiles at the police hardly anyone in ukraine feels that the crowds are listening to anyone right now alexey version of ski odyssey reporting from kiev in ukraine and the country's leadership has said it's ready to continue crisis talks with the opposition and has offered several concessions president yet a college has promised t

residence and elected government three years after the uprising which saw the country unite against a dictatorship egypt is now increasingly divided rather than celebrating a new democracy and much needed change egyptians steeling themselves ahead of me. violence. cairo. the two thousand and eleven revolution brought an end to the hosni mubarak's three decades in power after more than a year of transitional military rule the islamist backed candidate mohamed morsi was elected president his government pushed through a new constitution criticized for being overly influenced by sharia law a popular uprising against morsi led to him being forced out by the army a year later then the military launched a crackdown on the muslim brotherhood with thousands of supporters killed in the unrest the group was then declared a terrorist movement cairo based journalist mohamed sabri says the brotherhood is responsible for much of the turmoil the keep talking of conspiracy theories the key bill and blaming the government for staging those bombings it's the corpulent which is absolutely nonsense but of

he did since all violence across the country on the eve of the third anniversary of the uprising. four separate explosions in central time will tell them the six people and wounded more than eighty supporters of the government fought with supporters of former president boris eat the two groups plan to hold rival demonstrations security forces are using armored vehicles to block the entrances to tell me this plan in cairo and monitoring the situation from helicopters. anti government demonstrators in ukraine are spending to finance the occupying government buildings in the capital and some western regions meanwhile government and opposition representatives on negotiating in hopes of ending the stand up demonstrators occupied the admin called to ministry in the capital kiev. they threw stones and other objects at police and burned tires new parakeets. devon representatives offered concessions they said the present parliament with plans to reshuffle the cabinet and the view anti protest legislation opposition leaders rejected those proposals as insufficient. kevin representatives say

he was part of the celebration the mark the zapatista uprising.a professor of rule social movements at ecosur center for research and graduate studies in san cristobal, execrable. peter rosset, talk about the celebrations this week on the 20th anniversary of the zapatista uprising the same day nafta went into effect. >> good morning. the zapatista's control about a third of the state which they organized into five economist regions. each one has a capital, capital town receipt of administrative government. in each of the five areas from new year's eve, they had a 20th anniversary celebration with thousands of people from the zapatista communities, often wearing ski masks or bandannas covering their faces, dancing all night to live music with thousands of people who came from all over mexico and all over the world, in fact -- from europe, africa, the middle east, asia, the united states -- to participate in the celebration on one hand of 20 years since the zapatistas said goodbye to nafta and you liberal economic policies, but also to celebrate all

in the street three years after the uprising we saw the country unite against a dictatorship egypt is now increasingly divided rather than celebrating a new democracy and much needed change egyptians steeling themselves more violence . for r.t. cairo. the two thousand and eleven revolution eventually led to the toppling of the longstanding dictator hosni mubarak following more than a year of transitional military rule the islamist backed leader mohammed morsi was elected president his government tried to push through a constitution criticized for being over influenced by sharia law last july he was thrown out of office by the army command after months of popular uprising the signaled a return to an era of crackdowns by the military backed government the muslim brotherhood was choked and later declared a terrorist organization editor of the pan-african newswire. says egyptians government is asking for more trouble by completely turning its back on the opposition. i mean cannot guarantee security and sat of egypt as long as there's no political solution to this split that exists between

three is on the uprising which sold the country unites against a dictatorship. egypt is now increasingly defined its rather than celebrating a new democracy and much needed change. egyptians just eating themselves ahead of more violence. though to you auntie. kyra. the two thousand and eleven the revolution brought in and into the post emo barks three decades in power after more than a year of traditional military role. islam is backed candidate muhammad more scene was elected president. he is the government pushed through a new constitution criticized for being overly influenced by sharia law. a popular uprising against more c led to him being forced out by the army a year later than the military launched a crackdown on the muslim brotherhood with thousands of supporters killed in the under wraps. the group was then declared a movement cairo based journalist mohammad snobbery says the brotherhood is responsible for much of the term. the visions are kind of conspiracy theories that could go in claiming the government first thing that goes on. it's the white pant

someone fired shots at children on the playground here at youth uprising. nobody was hurt but the whole building was put into lock down. i questioned the mayor about the number of young people murdered in 2013. >> what is oakland iceland to address young children being killed? >> we plan to continue a cease fire until we call them the most violent people in the city. >> reporter: here is what her spokesman told us tonight. >> some of the efforts we took on with the community last year saw oakland have its second largest drop in homicides in 40 years. >> reporter: but what is true for the city has not been true for this swath of east oakland. >> though we have had an overall drop, we have not had the corresponding drop this this community. >> reporter: since 2011, one in five homicides have happened within a mile of youth uprising and there were up to three shootings a day. >> we need to do more work in east oakland. >> reporter: christin ayers, kpix5. >> youth uprising will hold a memorial for lamar. they also reached out to the toliver family. >>> a final

the attacks come ahead of the third anniversary of the start of the democratic uprising that led to the fall of present costing america. egypt's interior ministry says the driver tried to ram his vehicle into the main police headquarters in central cairo before i'd gunbattle broke out the vehicle then exploded the health ministry says four people were killed and seventy six others wounded state media says one police officer died in another explosion near a subway station in a cairo suburb the third blast targeted a police station near the giza pyramids. an islamic militant organization had sent a warning to police that day earlier. the muslim brotherhood and other islamic organizations are sharply and aunts with the military led interim government that was launched after the ouster of president mohamed more seat last july. supporters of the both sides have been calling for nationwide demonstrations on friday to mark the third anniversary of the democratic uprising tensions remain high in ukraine were anti government demonstrators showed no signs of ending their protests the two sides he

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last july he was thrown out of office by the army command after months of popular uprising. this signal the return to the era of crackdowns by the military backed government. the muslim brotherhood which choked and the leader and a clear day characterization editor of the pan african news wire says agents government is asking for more troubled by completely turning its back on the opposition. we cannot guarantee the security and saturdays as long as there's no political solution to this split that exists between the brotherhood as well as the military handles well and with the egyptian military it's a very tense atmosphere instead of the country. many opponents to the military backed regime. there was a significant void the referendum elections to stop. last week. and i believe that the content of the orange grove. and as long as the current interim government remains intransigent. and i was to continue the reflection of the muslim brotherhood and the forces inside the country the row. there's potential for conflict. in the streets as well as the top of the text itself. we a

. >> this past week the uprising turned deadly killing four protesters and one police officer. >> police are searching or clues as what may have prompted a man to open fire. he shot two workers before killing himself. he was armed with a shotgun and explosive devices. >> we report more from colombia, maryland. >> police here at the columbian mall as they process the crime scene. they cordoned off the parking lot. they have police cruisers around the perimeters of the mall. they don't want anyone getting into the mall as they work the crime scene to figure out what happened in morning. >> a busy shopping morning turned into chaos. police, swat teams, ambulances rushed to the mall, arriving after 911 calls poured in. inside there was panic. >> then i see people running and screaming and i heard it again. it was boom, boom, boom. people just started screaming and running. ... can't be shots. >> these scenes have become all too common. >> our hearts and the police department's hearts go out to the families of the people that lost their lives. it shouldn't happen in the colombia mall. that's

seven people are killed in clashes in egypt as rallies mark the third anniversary of the country's uprisingthe syrian government and opposition meet in geneva and there are grave doubts about whether they have any common ground at all. picks up her second grand slam title, after winning the australian open. ♪ >> we begin in egypt, where the situation remains very volatile. we just had reports coming in that the health minister says 29 people have been killed in another day of violence and the divided country. saturday, which marks the third anniversary of the uprising against autocratic ruler hosni mubarak, has seen rival rallies and antigovernment marches and smaller gatherings backing the egypt, al- forces in cici. >> another day of violence highlighting the three years of mubarak.n since hosni security forces used tear gas and fired automatic weapons to keep government activists from reaching tahrir square. hundreds of thousands of egyptians had gathered there to support al-cici. the general led the military overthrow of the muslim brotherhood government last year and has promised fresh

that some semblance of the old order that was supposed to have been done away with result of the uprising is coming back the new constitution upon which people were voting lays out important personal and political freedoms and institutionalized the autonomous role of the military, and egyptian constitution lays out personal and political freedoms only to have them undermined by laws and actions of the government. it doesn't look good three years hence is the bottom line. >> david rhode, alongside what many claim are oppressive actions by the current regime we have the u.s. congress looking at a way to give the obama administration a waiver to a law that says the u.s. cannot give money to a regime taking power from a democratically-elected government. the regime is looking to give $1.55 billion in support to the egyptian military. is this something americans should be worried about? >> this is a return to a long-running u.s. policy of backing military regimes in the middle east. i have not spent much time in egypt, but i spent a great deal of time in pakistan. we are following the same str

thousands took to the streets today to mark the third anniversary of the uprising that forced long-timeeader hosni mubarak to step down. a 25-year-old man from los angeles was taken away by egyptian security forces for unknown reasons. jeremy hodge had been working in egypt as translator since october 2012. his mother says he needs medication for severe asthma. >> he is in detention wednesday night, and the embassy has not been allowed a one-on-one visit. i would say that's the most distressing thing. >> the u.s. embassy is aware a u.s. citizen has been detained in egypt but cannot comment. >>> the relationship status of the president of france has changed. an aide to the president confirmses hit ended his relationship with his cam panon of seven years. they weren't married but she was considered the first lady of france. two weeks ago a tabloid reported the president was having an affair with a french actress. >> coming up at 5:00, the startling moment between a lion and two kids taking pictures of the animal. >> she dedicates her life to helping others. await tress gets the tip of a l

there are some indications that the old order, the uprising that brought mubarak down is coming back, and they lay out personal and political freedoms, but it does institutionalize the autonomous rule of the military. and egyptian is have laid out personal freedoms, only to have them undermined by laws and be actions from the government. it doesn't look good three years hence from egypt is the bottom line. >> now, david rhode, the current regime, we have the u.s. congress, looking at a way to give the obama administration a law that says the u.s. cannot give money to a regime that has taken power from a democratically elected government. and the u.s. is looking at giving 1 had the $5 billion in support to essentially the egyptian military. talk about that, and is this something that the americans should be worried about? >> this is a return to a long u.s. policy of backing military regimes in the middle east. i haven't spent of time in egypt, but i spent a lot of time in pakistan. we are following the same track, back being the army and thinking that we can buy security and stability.

too many lives that the death toll continues to rise three years up to the conflict began with an uprising against president tell us that the senate today d in case you don't mind that state is to show a government helicopter from a scene from the sky and diane hit the capital damascus the aide to keep the government of prime minister to tie it angela is really twenty high level prosecution spread the paste. it takes is committed to head to the tt sherry which headline says is embroiled in a plot still wanted mine to the corruption allegations. the high council of judges and prosecutors handed out by justice minister bikie abbas tag says the chief prosecution and seven of his deputies in istanbul are among the case has been reassigned these changes come in day out of the government tightened its grip on the panel that appoints all judges and prosecute as agile as they see one of the biggest crises of his team ethic he is and how lah. a huge corruption investigation became in mid december with a string of high profile the rest including the sons of two cabinet ministers. meadow was called t

the deaths come on the two-year anyone of the uprising in egypt.the clash has been raised lar largely by laumist protesters for a few days. nearly 170 other people have been injured in the protests. >>> it's an annual tradition on the potomac river. but this year the polar plunge required swimmers to pack an ice pick. the freezing dip they took today, but slightly warmer today but th >>> we want to go back now to the big story of the day, a gunman opened fire at the colombia mall this morning. three people including the gunman are dead. chris gordon is watching developments on the police investigation right now and he's at our live desk with the latest. chris? >> doreen, we want to start with a statement from zumiez. our hearts go out to the victims and their families. police identified those victims as 21-year-old brianna benlolo of college park, maryland and 25-year-old tyler johnson of elcot city. both of them were zumiez employees. both of which were shot by a gunman before the gunman shot himself. sources tell nbc news that this was a domestic

the uprising began in 2011 as part of the arab spring. over the past three months, web users have been urged to contact south korean authorities and teargas manufacturers to ask them to stop selling teargas to bahrain. thousands of e-mails have been sent. stagedrators have demonstrations in front of and bassies.-- of em they want to continue to focus on countries that supply these crowd control weapons of suppression against bahrain -- to bahrain. >> with north america hit by a wave of extreme arctic blasts, social networkers have renamed the city of chicago chiberia and have been using it as a hashtag to post eyewitness accounts of the exceptional weather conditions. this photo of lake michigan, for example. others have been posting handy hints for how to deal with the temperatures of -20 degrees, like this guide for how to walk on an icy path without slipping or falling over. >> a number of web users speculating on robert moog on the -- robert mugabe's health. rumors were relayed online before the head of state issued a statement denyin

. >> a citizens uprising in west san jose. residents combat crime and a police shortage to take back a city park. from across the bay to around the world, the stories that matter on "kpix 5 news this morning." captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald. >>> good morning, it's thursday, january 9. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. time now is 6:00. >>> i'm anne makovec live in the newsroom following developing news that may change your dinner plans. live cockroaches found in one of california's largest chicken processing plants. the usda calls it an egregious violation. >> reporter: i'm cate caugiran live in san jose, where regional medical center is going to be setting up more tents to accommodate for an influx of flu patients. >> reporter: it's definitely cold they are morning. it's cloudy, misty, it's foggy. the effect all this will have on your weekend with a look at mobile weather. >> and we're looking for a little rain around th

three years after the uprising that toppled president hosni mubarak. the celebrations were in contrast to the violence that killed 49 people on the third anniversary of the revolution. a suicide bomb attack in afghanistan killed four and injured 22, including 22. the explosion happened next to an army bus. the taliban claimed responsibility. >> james ferguson has more. >> afghan security staff were on a bus that was attacked. it's common to see employees busked from their home to a place of work. >> in this says an accused bomber on footwearing a suicide vest totalled to board the bus while it stopped to pick up staff members. he was unsuccessful but attempted to debtonate his explosives. the afghan army written on the side as soon asking vehicles to take their staff to work, trying to avoid this kind of attack which is not uncommon mere, it's not worked and these attacks happen from time to time. the attack comes a day after comments from the afghan president hamid karzai pushing for the peace process involving the u.s. and the taliban to move forward

. >>> to the streets, deadly clashes mark the third anniversary of the uprising that toppled a regime. now, troubling questions about egypt's future. >>> deep freeze, a new wave of arctic air descends deep into the u.s. >>> the big changes planned for nutrition labels that could help us make better choices about the foods we eat. >>> and florida's dog rescue angel. and the great lengths she is going to save animals in need. >> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, a saturday trip to the mall, the rite of weekends for millions of americans turned into a terrifying ordeal today for shoppers in a mall in suburban maryland when gunshots rang out. police describe him as a lone shooter, producing a rifle inside a store. witnesses say shoppers ran for safety, some making their way out. others hiding in the mall for hours. when it was over, three people lay dead, including, police believe, the attacker. it happened in columbia, maryland, less than an hour's drive from both washington, d.c. and baltimore. nbc's kristen welk

me that is the limit states in two thousand and eleven and iraq as well as the beginning of the uprising in the city as it did the interest groups on both side to see in the cia and dia de. and then even a fool or idea that these teams as good as it possible that the office to obtain an estimate of the vote in this technique tuesday. this is why we are seeing today called traditional slow slow slow. i decided that the hoops as well as that of the good and gould said. coming to see it as little as seven am today and the danger is that these groups have been getting a local success and become the main opposition group to do it on the regime to a city and the regime and the osce in the eyes of these groups in lebanon as we have witnessed in the dust explosions that took place the un said ponce dossier killed over eight thousand people in what was the highest death toll the country has seen since the west sectarian bloodletting began to subside in two thousand and seven. us secretary of state john kerry says the next stage in talks with iran on its peak of the program will be very difficult.

the attacks come ahead of the third anniversary of the start of the democratic uprising that led to the fall of president hosni mubarak. egypt's interior ministry says a driver tried to ram his vehicle into the main police headquarters in central cairo before a gun battle broke out. the vehicle then exploded. the health ministry says four people were killed, and 76 others wounded. state media says one police officer died in another explosion near a subway station in a cairo suburb. a third blast targeted a police station near the giza pyramids. an islamic militant organization had sent a warning to police a day earlier. the muslim brotherhood and other islamic organizations are sharply at odds with the military-led interim government that was launched after the ouster of president mohamed morsi last july. supporters of both sides have accounted for nationwide demonstrations on friday to mark the third anniversary of the democratic uprising. >>> government and opposition leaders in ukraine have failed to strike a deal to stop the unrest that has gripped the country. protesters are still

yet it's a test this as the seat chair of the building was a symbolic acts of the people in the uprising he wants a place where he'll start to speed with the people's justice. now i start and to institute their own the multiples. well you need trescothick to yanukovich is used to tempt the opposition with positions of power even offering one of them the role of prime minister has been rejected. the focus is now stands on to tuesday special session of parliament in which the president has pledged to reshuffle his government would amend them are tasty sweeping anti protest goals the history in the making. cdc has adopted the new constitution ahead of democratic elections later this year. but that was followed by singing and celebrations that document which is the trace missing piece if this ends months of dead oak trees the mississippi before says cheney's his progress in stopping porta cot president but not least the asic and contrasts sharply with the chaotic transitions and neighboring countries. yeah but absorbed in each of them was that isn't enough to cause he says. people have succe

the playhouse as sinuses to support a bill uprising from the functions of risk pushing america into war. he's gearing up for tonight. it was just a few months ago inside the united nations headquarters were the presidents of iran and the u lastly it groundwork for new and positive diplomatic relations. however the historic success achieved over the past four months may soon be significantly compromised if not destroyed by america's own lawmakers according to reports fifty nine us senators are now backing i'd new package of unilateral aimed to increase pressure on iran for its nuclear program. this means that the setting is just one ball of light from the sixty needed to pass most legislation with the house of representatives which is already showed strong support for economic pressure against tehran according to reports the legislation would a black lace up early running industrial sectors and threatened banks and companies around the world being banned from the us market with the help of one export anymore forty on the other provisions would only take the facts get in on violates the s

opinion now in ukraine is that their inability to provide crucial decisions let's to the violence uprising by using islam i'm not even listening to them everything is already been done by us here but if we are running the show they are forced to listen to us. and now their movements leaders have tossed off the president's invitation to leave the government but what pumping up when you thought of the only say one revolution now you offered them to control government to fight corruption and change the law there with you isn't it their actions are deprived of any you object on the way they could not even agree on whether to accept a presidential amnesty for the jailed protesters yesterday you were. president and of course said he'll release the detained protesters if there is no for the resistance in central kiev and our position is the same it provided prospers that us masri i asked will only agree with you on a call that just turns on the release of the protestors if the interior minister orders police not to arrest our people anymore rob except with i decided to get the shots but i just st

pushed through a new constitution criticized for being overly influenced by sharia law a popular uprising against morsi led to him being forced out by the army a year later the military then launched a crackdown on the muslim brotherhood with thousands of supporters killed in the unrest the group was then declared a terrorist movement or car a base journalist mohammed sabri says the brotherhood is responsible for much of the turmoil there at the moment. the they keep talking of conspiracy theories they keep blaming the government for staging those bombings in it's the corpulent which is absolutely nonsense but at the same time opposite the opposite side which is the regime and the regime loyalists and the. protestors are not peaceful themselves and are as hostile as the muslim brotherhood is what should be stopped now and what the government should be working tirelessly to stop inciting violence you know why doing those gaps between sectors of the community and moving the country forward towards a phase of civil strife. syrian government officials and their main political rivals have held

by at least it will make his big and celebrations marking the third ended a streak continues his uprising which helps it was depressing anita and i mean. known as the cradle of the arab spring she knew she was the country these events inspired a wave of uprisings across the middle east including in libya egypt and yemen. but none like in those countries web revolution has launched the lead to ten while this salmon is a testament to a country which is edging closer to achieving democracy cheney's yet which recently rejected trio well as the basis of its constitution has become a model in a region plagued by instability out on the streets two nations gathered in their thousands amid tight security to celebrate the enemy's downfall. elections are now in sight for the north african state of the ruling motorists islam is part and accept last week resigned in a deal to overcome deadlock with its secular opponents and make way for technocrats administration to govern until new elections late to bc in ancient it's the atmosphere was festive as an ox as supporters marched and sean sit alongside th

entering a crucial stage as both sides begin their first direct negotiations since the start of the uprising of twenty. edward snowden the whole. thing he'd already be behind bars if you congress with the n.s.a. leaks in the first place. headlines its national with me rule thank you for joining us we start with the news coming in from cairo where two explosions went off on friday morning the first blast killed at least four people and dozens just outside the police headquarters in the center of the egyptian capital at the explosion severely damaged the front of a building of the attack also caused extensive damage to the museum of islamic art just across the street witnesses report following the bombing and a second blast struck near a metro station in a different part of cairo at least fifteen people reportedly injured there these are live pictures for you right now and attacks on security. and police locations of course have stepped up since the gyptian military overthrew the regime of islam as president mohamed morsy and launched a crackdown on his supporters last summer as we show you th

they supported initially they supported the rebel groups the mainstream lot sufficiently in this uprising live with a heavy weapons one that you'll. dispatch the promise of obama to bomb subject position in syria because of the use of chemical weapons. this was rich with russian intervention is stopped them from doing the eight and in fact it's good because i can see it is a double standard because is it ok to keep together keeping people work with. bullets and. missiles rather than chemical weapons for the wars to be going on in the united states gave up. illogical greater interest. and a flush. ride more islamic and middle east expert from the hebrew university of mr miles thank you very much indeed time. suicide bombing has killed at least twenty three soldiers as a military recruitment center in balad donned that is believed to be in retaliation to government attempts to push al qaeda fighters from polluter the u.s. is weighing in offering help along with iran which says it's ready to send military equipment there are she's going to check on looks at tehran and washington finding them