ever since mohamed morsi was ousted, his backers have been holding demonstrations. at least 60 people were arrested today. officials say more than half dozen people were injured. a new report by the un's refugee agency is shedding fresh light on the corners of the one million syrian children after fleeing their war-torn country. the report says psychological distress is widespread among the children. many have been deprived of schooling and separated from their parents. we are going to go to southern lebanon to see how some of these refugees have been coping. students gather for classes at the first full-time school for children in lebanon. syrian teachers were recorded and the school was renovated to be ready in time. >> the start was encouraging. the students came in big numbers. they are happy. the most important thing is we stop them from staying on the streets and preventing their education. >> they are the lucky ones. a new report reveals that many of the 1.1 million syrian child refugees, and millions more have beenin syria, deprived of education. >> many of

to egypt now where there have been precious clashes over the ousted president mohamed morsi and edition security forces. at least one person was killed in the violence at cairo university. police used tear gas and water cannons to this purse protesters. this was in defiance of unusual strength registrations. prison sentences were headed -- handed down to female members of the muslim brotherhood. moving to a show of military force in asia now. china has sent warplanes to the area it declaims that it declares an air defense zone earlier this week. rezoning includes territory claimed by both south korea and japan and they along with the u.s. have been flying a military aircraft through the area over the past 24 hours. >> china on a charm offensive. controversial new air defense against -- attempting to assure neighbors. >> the establishment of an air defense edification zone does not mean we are expanding the existing territorial airspace. it merely insurers more effective protection of our country's airspace. >> however, despite this, they are not prepared to u-turn on the issues. he cont

the turkish prime minister called for mohamed morsi to be freed. syria is providing good cover. it is making it easier for growers to operate without risking arrest. he lives and works in this quiet village at the foot of a mountain. here, the syrian refugee is building a new life for himself funded by cannabis. >> i came here to work with hashish. he is not alone. many villagers here are also syrian refugees. day are around 25 euros a producing cannabis and hashish. with the army focused on the flow of weapons to syria, it has become easier for cannabis growers to work uninterrupted. >> it is easy. there are people who helped get it to, sometimes with trucks. it can be wi-fi mammals or mules. farm animals or mules. military says it is unable to step in. nor anyone in the security forces can reach those disputed areas. they are focused on the syrian opposition and the syrian army. >> according to those growing that cannabis, the traffickers can haul in over a million euros per year. a big reward for anybody willing to work on the age. the young woman from saudi arabia crossed th

this is after they called for the release of mohammed morsi. wasgypt said this unacceptable from ankara. since he wasal forced from power in july. demonstrations in cairo marked 100 days as security forces cleared several camps in favor of mohamed morsi from the city. you in climate talks in warsaw, poland -- a compromise deal has been reached to limit greenhouse that, but many interests them -- that separated negotiators have been left unresolved. many of them will not be ironed out until 2013. arcticntists warn that ice is rapidly melting away, laming carbon emissions for rising temperatures and want some cuts to deal with global warming. the warsaw talks went into overtime as environmentalists accused rich countries of creating an impact. >> some of the industrialized countries have scaled back their targets. that has soured the atmosphere at the talks and i sense that some countries are using any argument that they can to delay the agreement, or to water down their commitments as much as possible. >> and then, at the 11th hour, the delegate

morsi from prison. turkey has been a vocal critic of his removal from power and the government crackdown against the muslim brotherhood. on friday, demonstrations marked 100 days since hundreds were killed when security forces cleared several co-morsi camps in cairo. he was removed from power in july. polandimate talks in have gone into overtime this weekend. negotiations were to finish up on friday evening. but delegates from over 190 countries are still wrangling over their contributions to staving off climate change. many of the issues that had divided negotiators at the start of talks on november 11 remain unresolved. these talks come amid serious warnings from scientists. >> scientists warn arctic ice is rapidly melting away. they blame carbon emissions for rising temperatures melting ice and higher sea levels. they say in mission cuts are the only way to prevent major climate change. in warsaw, there is no agreement. the e.u. wants balloting nations emerging more cuts -- nations to pledge more cut

supporters of mohamed morsi are calling to and to what they say is military rule in egypt. we live the way god wanted us to or we die with our heads held high. when the government is part of the people not forced on the people. it should represent the will of the people. >> that goal may be some time away. egypt's military-backed government says it will hold fresh elections in february or march of 2014. low point in relations between indonesia and australia over alleged spying. indonesia has frozen all intelligence cooperation following reports australia tried to eavesdrop on phone conversations apparently with the indonesian president's wife. there has been no comment from australia so far. it willed states says not apologize to afghanistan for "mistakes made during the 12- year war." that contradicts earlier reports that a mea culpa was being -- asd as hard of talks part of talks. deal or no deal, last-minute efforts to finalize the security pact between the united states and afghanistan appear to hinge on whether president barack obama agrees to write a letter acknowledg

wherego now to egypt backers of mohamed morsi have 17 years ined to prison for taking part in a violent student led product -- process and not sober. a work use of attacking the headquarters of their university. they were arrested after protesters tried to storm the office, which supported the army's overthrow of president morsi. over 1000 people, mostly morsi supporters, have been killed since he was removed from office four months ago. many are going to trial, including morsi himself. that comes as russia's foreign and defense ministers had talks with their egyptian counterparts in cairo today. it comes after a falling out between the u.s. and egypt. washington suspended some of its military aid over morsi's ouster. the discussion could include talks on the sale of weapons to egypt. egypt did have close ties -- this seemstil like an attempt to revise that. this is the highest level russian delegation since the collapse of the soviet union. relations between the u.s. and egypt took a downturn after morsi was ouster. u.s. president barack obama slashed military aid with the aim of pushi

some egyptiansn credit for the overthrow of mohamed morsi last july. has becomeief azizi a cult figure since the ousting of the president. his image is omnipresent across the country. now there are growing calls for him to stand in next year's presidential elections. >> it may look like just any other sweet shop, but here the face of the army chief is immortalized in chocolate. >> the idea first came to me after the revolution. we formed a group to show the world this is not a coup. it is actually a popular uprising. merchandise is big business here. badges, posters, t-shirts are selling fast. his image is everywhere you look. he appears in posters around the country can -- around the country. he has become the muse for songs and poems. deem army chief be the next president? he will be if these people have their way. they are gathering signatures from all over egypt to get him to stand. . we are trying to pressure him to run in the next elections so we are guaranteed a strong president. i think it is not his decision anymore. he will run in the electio

. >> monday also saw the start of the trial of mohammed morsi in egypt. he stands accused of incitement for murder. the charges relate to events last december while he was still president. clashes outside the presidential palace left several people dead. prosecutors accused morsi of coording the groups behind the attack -- coordinating the roups behind the attack. the judge postponed the trial until january. one of his attorneys described is statement to the court. >> the president said he rejects the military coup and he rejects the legitimacy of the prosecutor general. >> it's not just morsi's supporters who have doubts about the legality of his own. the international community has expressed concern that the army is using the upsurge in violence as a pretext to turn egypt back into a police state. observers hope the postponement of the trial will bring an element of calm to egyptian society. >> the european union wants to see a drop in the number of shopping bags. to use a process nonbiodegradable bags. experience has shown that it gets quick results. >

morsi was ousted. wexler we are just waiting here. what else can we do? we all have important reasons for traveling. every other day we pay for tickets and we come here and we get sent back. >> wasn't always like this at the cross and question mark >> no, it was not. all the problems started after morsi was ousted. cairo new government in accuseshamas, affiliated with morsi's muslim brotherhood, of trying to destabilize egypt. travelers here describe themselves as collateral the and of the situation. >> that are afraid of us because of the problems of their country but we have nothing to do with it. >> egypt's the decision to officially close the only -- gateway and the destruction of the tunnels have palestinians in gaza complaining that they are now under two different blockades. >> to saudi arabia next where authorities have launched a campaign to round up undocumented workers. that is after an amnesty period giving them a chance to correct their statuses ended on sunday. keen to get out before risk

the trial of mohamed morsi has to january 8. his trial at the high-security police complex outside cairo was suspended minutes after it began. morsi is the country's first ever democratically elected leader. he has been charged for inciting to the death led of protesters during his time in office. thomas waterhouse reports. >> day one of the morsi trial, and just hours after the hearing began, it is already adjourned. telling the court, "i am the president of the republic," morsi refused to don the customary white prison suit. he then succeeded in disrupting proceedings further by singing in court. leading the judge to push back the trial to january. >> sorry about that, we seem to be having technical difficulties. our correspondent catherine stably is at the courthouse in cairo. she gives us more details on what happened there this morning. mohamed morsi has refused to recognize the judge at the trial. he says it does not have any legitimacy. he has been taken away by helicopter. we saw him fly overhead and he is being taking t

he made his first visit there since the army removed president mohamed morsi from power in july. kerry is trying to repair relations hurt by a partial freeze of u.s. aid. he met with the foreign minister in cairo. kerry said he believes democracy is crucial for stability and growth. >> we support you in this tremendous transformation that you are undergoing. >> they met a day before former president morsi goes on trial. last year morsi became egypt's first democratically elected president. now he faces charges of inciting violence and complicity in the deaths of prisoners. his supporters in the muslim brotherhood say they're planning to protest when the court proceedings get going later on monday. kerry called on the leaders of the group and security forces to exercise restraint. >>> kerry is heading to israel to try to push the middle east peace process forward. israeli leaders have made his work more difficult even before he arrives. they have approved plans to build more homes for jewish settlers in occupied palestinian territory. the israelis issued tenders for the constructi

secretary of state john kerry in egypt days before mohamed morsi's trial. yern breaks yet another soccer record. polls have closed in local elections in kosovo. serb participation in kosovo's political life is a key element of a european-union-brokered deal. today's voting was marred by reports of masked men strain -- storming the main polling center , throwing tear gas and smashing ballot boxes. >> they were only local elections. for kosovo's leaders, they were a barometer of relations between ethnic albanians and serbs. >> knees on the first free elections for all of kosovo -- these are the first free elections for all of kosovo, and that makes them historic for all of our young nation. >> it was the first democratic vote since kosovo broke away from serbia. >> it is a test of democracy and our country, proof that everyone has a voice -- democracy in our hastry, proof that everyone a voice. >> one polling station closed after masked men stormed it, smashing ballot boxes. ethnic serb hard-liners called for a boycott. there were widespread reports of voter

motel at ashmore protests in cairo over the trial of deposed president mohamed morsi. he is said to still be the will -- legitimate ruler. he's accused of being responsible for the deaths of protesters when he was president. will beolice officers on duty when the trial begins tomorrow. pakistan has summoned the u.s. ambassador due to recent protests over drone strikes. the leader of the pakistani taliban and was killed in waziristan on friday, and pakistan accuses the u.s. of sabotaging their attempts to start peace negotiations with the taliban. mehsud was one of the world's most wanted men, and had a $5 million bounty on his head. he was accused of being behind an attack that killed seven americans working for the cia years ago, and is said to be responsible for a failed attempt to bomb it time square in new york and is responsible for thousands of deaths. he was killed in north waziristan. close to the afghan border. to discuss the government's offer of peace talks. pakistan,minister of bring, was elected to peace through negotiation instead of military action. the