it was suspended when mohamed morsi was thrown out. the committee must put the recommendation tos a public vote. heated protests continue despite an order against them. >> an australian teenager has been culled -- killed by a shark attack in new south wales. the shark bit him on the legs. beaches have been closed in the area for 24 hours. it's australia's second deadly shark attack. a 35-year-old surfer was killed which a shark last week. >> there's scrutiny over abortion laws in ireland. the nation is in violation of un and european law, says human rights activists and may be guilty of torture when it comes to treating women. >> amanda was 21 weeks pregnant when she and her partner james were told. her baby daughter would survive no more than minutes outside the body and die of heart failure. faced with a choice of watching their baby die in front of their eyes, or termination, they want the act of kindness. they were told they didn't have the choice. >> the thought that she might, you know, that i might carry her to full term, delive

supporters of ousted president mohamed morsi angry over the government's new law restricting street demonstrations. >> after yesterday's black friday madness, shoppers are being urged now to head out today and shop locally for small business saturday. our own laura engel is live in downtown manhattan with more on that. hi, laura. >> hi, gregg. yes, we are here in the east village and the small business saturday movement has certainly gained momentum over the last few years through word of mouth and a lot of help through social media. we're here in this toy store which is seeing a lot of business today. the idea for small business saturday is to get consumers spending at their local mom and pop brick and mortar businesses, which may not have the big budget advertising dollars you see from big box stores which tend to do well the weekend after thanksgiving. now small business saturday has provided a boost for businesses over the last four years. it started in 2010. and last year nearly 70 million people shopped small in their communities on this day for an estimated $5.5 billion in sales. pam who ow

. >> george bush didn't give mohammed morsi tanks. he didn't give him f-16s and didn't give him $1.5 billion. a man who referred to our closest ally in the middle east as the descendents of apes and pigs. how do you justify that? >> -- a democracy if you're constantly giving them money. there's no incentive. >> let's be honest, we don't have a fair democracy here. >> oh, my goodness. >> let's say what it is. but you cannot -- we spend so much time talking about what's wrong across the globe when we don't focus on what's also wrong with democracy here. >> no, there's some -- >> -- to vote because there's -- >> we're a democratic republic that elected the guy that you wanted elected twice. go ahead, yeah. go ahead. michelle? >> there's problems with our democracy. we can start with some of this aggressive gop-led legislation to infringe on the rights to vote here in america. are we not going to acknowledge that's certainly a serious problem in hour democracy. >> she's saying we're not talking about the problems going on in america. that

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

women, all supporters of president mohamed morsi, were arrested after forming a human chain and passing out flyers. >>> ukraine's president made a sharp turn from the european union. al jazeera is there with more. >> reporter: despite last minute attempt to get him to change his mind, ukraine's president refused to sign up to the free trade deal. and the president of the european commission ruled out his suggestion of bilateral talks for his country's future to include moscow. >> for a bilateral agreement between the european union and the ukraine, there should be no format. the time of limited sovereignty are over in europe. >> reporter: in kiev, supporters were streaming in the city to mount a demonstration to show the approval of the decision which followed intense pressure from moscow to retain ties to russia. >> there are reasons why the agreement wasn't signed. the european union refused to make any concessions to our demands, and we don't want to be bought. we are a proud people. >> we need to finish out first, and then only then can we integrate into europe and match their stand

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. >> reporter: they were cents to prison when they were protesting the removal of mohamed morsi and they are held in juvenile detention until they turn 18. in syria nearly a quarter million of syria's refugees are children, a new u.n. report painted a grim picture and said when the school-age refugees are driven to bordering countries they are cutoff from education and forced to work to survive and the u.n. says the children often face grave dangers and more from dana in beirut who are with some of the children. >> reporter: she is 11 and escaped the war in syria and faces a new danger in lebanon. her school is safe but like her many of these refugees also have to work once classes are over. >> translator: a man in a car with a syrian plate number approached me and looked scary and asked to buy some flowers. as i was handing him the flowers he grabbed my arm, i ran in the super market. he waited and followed us. we ran away. >> reporter: because of that she no longer works on the streets but her nine-year-old brother mohamed has no choice, their mother is a cleaner but her salary just is

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morsi. and it will effect anyone who wants to protest about anything to do with corruption or the economy or anything. this effects all egyptians and it is gl - galvanizing and this is any democracy people can protest and this is denied with a raft of other rights that people enjoy under democracies and yet the interim authorities are saying this law is supposed to safeguard the rights of protesters, it's absolutely absurd and will back fire a huge deal and create a wide backlash against the very justified perception that it's a police state. >> and that is an illustration as you say moving away from democracy and toward a police state and showed by the arrest of women and girls as young as 15 facing heavy prison sentences and does seem to be a sign that the interim governor is becoming bolder and more harsh in it's responses towards protesters. >> i mean, this is just the latest of many developments and signs that the interim authorities are absolutely intolerant to any decent whatsoever, w

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morsi, the first elected president in the country's history, but this most clampdown on protests has sparked outrage among islamist and secular egyptians alike. >> ( translated ): is freedom of expression, that has been reserved by international decrees and human rights, a crime? >> ( translated ): what do you mean that i have to get permission to go out and demonstrate against a law that i am opposed to? this is ridiculous; it's a joke. >> sreenivasan: security forces used water canons and tear gas to break up tuesday's protests by secular activists in front of parliament. 14 women involved in the demonstrations were beaten and dragged off by police before being released on a deserted desert highway in the middle of the night. and yesterday, arrest warrants stemming from the protests were issued for two prominent liberal activists: alla abdel fattah and ahmed maher. their supporters decried the order. >> sreenivasan: maher spoke with abdel fattah or ahmed maher are terrorists, they are peaceful protesters, they are peaceful fighters for the freedom. >> sreenivasan: maher spoke with

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movement, that is a movement that does support the anticoup alliance and former president mohamed morsi. but typically what they did before going to school or university they stood in the street for about half an hour sometimes carrying balloons with the sign of their anticoup loins on it. on the day they got detained they were forming a human chain. now they were sentenced for thuggery, for destruction of public property among other charges. something that the lawyer says they will now appeal. but certainly it raises a lot of questions for many people here, especially if they were detained before the protest law happened and then they were charged right in the middle of the europe roar that exists in this country because of that protest law. cairo university and other universities actually have been in turmoil for quite a while. the anticoup alliance has been holding a lot of the demonstration in there, students that support them are holding those demonstrations. they do turn violent once in a while and today that is exactly what happened. now according to the interior ministry the stu

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morsi. what they did is before going to school or university, they stood in the street for half an hour, carrying balloons with the anti-coup alliance. they formed a human chain. they were sentenced for thuggery, for destruction of public property among other charges - something that the lawyer says they'll appeal, but certainly it raises a lot of questions for many people especially that they were detained before the protest. the university and another university has been in turmoil for a while. now, the anti-coup alliance has been holding a lot of the demonstrations, and the students that support them are holding the demonstrations. they do turn violent once in a while. that is what happened. according to the interior ministry the students spilt outside of the campus. the interior ministry say the security forces use a protocol spelt out by the protest law, which warns the students to go back inside the campus. the students remain outside. then they use the water canon, and then they fire

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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

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that's a movement that does support the ain't coup alliance and former president mohamed morsi. before going to school or university they stood in the street for half an hour, sometimes carrying balloons with the sign of the anti-coup alliance on it. other times, like the day they were detained, they were forming a human chain. they were sentenced for thuggery, for destruction of public property among other charges. something that the lawyer says they will appeal. but certainly it raises a lot of questions for many people, specially that they were detained before the protest law, and they were charged in the middle of the uproar that exists in this country because of that protest law. cairo university and another have been in turmoil for a while. now, the anti-coup alliance has been holding a lot of the demonstration in there and students that support them are holding the demonstrations. they do turn violent once in a while, and that is what happened. according to the interior ministry, the students spilt outside of the campus. the interior ministry say the security forces use t

morsi but what they typically did was before going to school or university? >> they stood in the street about half an hour, sometimes carrying balloons with the sign of the anti-coup alliance on it. other times, like on the day they got detained, they were forming a human chain. now, they weren't sentenced for thuggery, for destruction of public property among other charges, something that the lawyer says they will now appeal. but certainly, it raises a lot of questions for many people, especially that they were detained before the protest law happened they know charged right in the middle of the uperror that exists in this country because of that protest law. >> hoda, we are hearing reports that a college student has been killed at cairo university during one of those anti-government rallies. is that what you are hearing? >> reporter: cairo university and other universities have been in turmoil for quite awhile. the anti-coup alliance has been holding amount of the demonstration in there the, steined events that support them are holding those demonstrations.

and a court in northern egypt has sentenced a group of female supporters of the asad president mohammed morsi to lengthy prison terms for a protest in alexandria twenty one women including several teenagers will spend eleven years behind bars for their rally. in support of the banned muslim brotherhood party the military overthrew morsi in july leading to mass unrest and violent clashes in cairo. israel has had statehood for more than six decades but the term israeli is conspicuously absent from the list of nationalities living in the country artie's poorest slayer explains this apparent contradiction and why some see it as a barrier to ending discrimination in the country the us has uncle sam russia has the bare france has mario on and israel has a question mark if nothing else it's weird in france you're french in the united states you're american in south africa you're south african but here in israel you cannot be registered as israeli i'm though the really low you can come from moscow . and demand to be registered nurse military. but you cannot there man. it's a totally absurd situ

the women formed a human chain earlier this month during a rally for mohamed morsi. they were convicted under a new law that bans demonstrations wow government permission. >> police in iraq found the bodies of 13 men killed execution style. some of the bodies were dumped in farm lands. the bodies were often left in remote areas during the height of sectarian vials in 2006 and 2007. 15 iraq keys were killed across the country this week. >> a deadly accident in brazil is casting a shadow over next year's world cup. two construction workers were killed. aljazeera has the story. >> workers are under pressure to get world cup stadium finished on deadline. this is just the latest in a number of accidents and the most serious. it's dominating local t.v. coverage and from the air it's easier to understand what happened. a crane involved in lifting part of the roof has collapsed, crushing in to the roof of the stand. >> we were leaving for lunch. i heard a loud noise and looked back. i saw a piece of the crane. it was a huge noise. my coworkers working close to the incident s

morsi. sometimes they'd carry balloons with the four-finger symbol of the anti-coup alliance printed on the balloons. they were forming a human chaining in alexandria. many people decried how harsh the sentence is, 11 years and one month. some of the girls are 15. when they come out of gaol, if the sentence is not changed, they will be 26. they were sentenced four obstructing traffic, for possessing illegal tools that could harm other citizens, for thuggery and for other minor crimes that certainly don't deserve a harsh sentence, and have many people here wondering where the country is heading and how far this will go >> right. and, of course, we understand lawyers will file an appeal. we don't know where that will go. this, of course, is part of a larger crackdown on any form of descent. do you think people in egypt are starting to notice that and get angry with the way the military-backed government is ruling the country right now? >> absolutely. i think over the past few days they venture

the outrage was across the board, not just contained to stoppers of former president mohamed morsi. several human rights group decried the sentencing. what is surprising is how quick it came. the judicial system is renowned. yesterday it was the second hearing, they had a harsh sentence. >> although these are mohamed morsi supporters, pretty much all of them - one has been told, those that don't support mohamed morsi, who were happy to see him go, who are targeted in terms of arrests when they are protesting too. >> well, certainly there is an uproar at the moment following the protest law. if you look at events over the past few days, a group of youth movement in front of the opera house, parliament, they were protesting. 24 remain detained pending investigation on allegations of thuggery. certainly there is fear that there is a return of the police state. it's difficult for the government, because for the past few months, as long as they were cracking down on senior elements of the muslim brotherhood, or on the sit-in. people did give them support. now people are beginning to worr

were a group of female supporters of ousted president mohamed morsi have received prison sentences for protesting xandra twenty one women including german ours will have to spend eleven years behind bars for their demonstration in support of the muslim brotherhood earlier this month this comes after opposed broke up several protests in cairo under a new law that bans protests of more than ten people without permission. in brazil at least two people have been killed when a crane collapsed on the one of the two thousand and fourteen football world cup banty's it happened at a stadium in some power which is due to host the opening match of the competition is the third fatal accident to happen since construction work began for the event brazil has been in a race against time to complete the arenas before next month's deadline set by full bowls governing body. dozens of demonstrators in tunisia have staged an assault on the headquarters of the ruling party of the town of gaza were towcester iscariot office furniture out of the building before burning it in a nearby street public discontent

morsi have received prison sentences for protests in alexandria twenty one women including juveniles will have to spend eleven years behind bars for their demonstration in support of the muslim brotherhood earlier this month this comes after police broke up several protests in cairo under a new law that bans the protests of more than ten people without permission. in brazil at least two people have been killed when a crane collapsed on one of the twenty fourth the football world cup and it happened at a stadium in some power which is due to host the opening match of the competition is the third fatal accident to happen since construction work began for the event brazil has been in a race against time to complete their weakness before next month's deadline set by football's governing body. demonstrators in tunisia have staged an assault on the half waters of the ruling party in the town of protesters carried office furniture out of the building before burning it in a nearby street public discontent with the government is soaring in the country which was the cradle of the arab spring r

the president mohamed morsy have received prison sentences for protests in alexandria twenty one women including juveniles will have to spend eleven years behind bars for their demonstration in support of the muslim brotherhood earlier this month this comes after police broke up several protests in cairo under a new law that bans protests of more than ten people without permission. in brazil at least two people have been killed when a crane collapsed on one of the twenty fourteen football world cup venues it happened at a stadium in some power which is due to host the opening match of the competition is the third fatal accident to happen since construction work began for the event brazil has been in a race against time to complete their weakness before next month's deadline set by football's governing body. dozens of demonstrators in tunisia have staged an assault on behalf waters of the ruling party in the town of gough so scared office furniture out of the building before burning it in a nearby street public discontent with the government is soaring in the country which was the cradl

they called for the reinstatementment of mohamed morsi. the start of the holiday season with grocery shopping. it's worth pausing, thinking about where the food comes from. in this case seafood. despite global efforts - 85% of the world's fisheries are harvested at capacity or in decline. two-thirds of fish population are in bad shape. they are unhealthy. and the population of large fish, sword fish and codd, has fallen by 90%. scientists warn that we are removing fish from the ocean faster than they can reproduce. what can you do. melissa chan has the details. >> the start of the dungeness crab season in san francisco. it technically runs through next summer. most of the haul sells in the first month. popular demand outpacing supply. >> eating sustainably and locally is at the heart of bay area culture. >> when it comes to seafood consumers have trouble knowing where the fish comes from. there are ways to do that. in an effort to maintain crab population, a law limits the numbers of catch a fishing boat may get, to give the fishing indust

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

morsi. >> protestors in bangkok are occupying tie land's department of special investigations. they say they will stay there overnight. they want thailand prime minister to 10 down. she is facing a no confidence vote in parliament. an arrest warrant is out for the former member of particle lent leading those protests. >> pakistan named a lt. general as its new army chief, leading an army of 600,000 troops. the nation's armed forces also have nuclear weapons. we are in pakistan now. what does this mean for the u.s.? >> as far as the united states is concerned, the military enjoys excellent relations with the u.s. military. however, it is interesting to see that pakistan military is living up to its tradition of transferring the responsibility to a new general. it must be understood that the new general has served within the pakistani military since 1976 when he was inducted into the military and he has also been attending the military staff college in canada, and also attended courses in germany. he would be very much interested in continuing that relationship. however, it is a

number five, the overthrow of egyptian president mohamed morsi. revelations of widespread surveillance by the nsa. number three, the supreme court's ruling to fully recognize legally married same-sex couples. syria's use of chemical weapons is number two. and the number one story of 2013, the 16-day government shutdown. we'll be right back. which rewards her for responsibly managing her card balance. before receiving $25 toward her balance each quarter for making more than her minimum payment on time each month. tracey got the bankamericard better balance rewards credit card, which fits nicely with everything else in life she has to balance. that's the benefit of responsibility. apply online or visit a bank of america near you. >>> to politics now where new york governor andrew cuomo joins the ranks of bruce willis, daniel day-lewis and colin firth as one of the sexiest men alive over 50. this is his second time on the list. >>> hold the steak and eggs for al gore. he's gone vegan, reportedly making the dietary change a few months ago so now he's

the government is currently in charge after the army deposed mohamed morsi in july. july. >>> on monday iran greed with western powers to scale back its nuclear programs for some relief from sanctions. >>> bangladesh has set a day for elections despite boycott parties. it will be held on january 5th. the opposition coalition vowed to hold protests unless it's leader resigns. >>> pakistani police have stopped activists trying to block n.a.t.o. supply routes into afghanistan. opposition has been stopping trucks passing through in protest to drone strikes. >> reporter: n.a.t.o. supplies to the province have been blocked by protesters from the pakistani. they have threatened that their workers will set up check force throughout the province and they're stopping all container cargo which is headed to afghanistan. they are checking documents to ensure that they are supplies to n.a.t.o. these are supplies under the agreement. those trucks are being allowed to go through. however, the pakistan say that the government is in coo hoots with washington on those drone strikes. to

the law is aimed at supporters of ousted president mohamed morsi and say it's a blow to political freedom. temperatures rising and it may send the mercury higher in a once cool and pristine forest and using her camera to show race in one of america's most diverse cities. and a possible modern miracle in history and pope francis said what the church says are the remains of st. peter. you are looking at a live picture of dallas this morning, they are getting cold rain right now from the massive storm moving across the country. ♪ power of the people until we restore our freedoms and rights. good morning and welcome back to al jazeera america, i'm stephanie sy, just ahead what some say is a real world example of climate change and we will take you to a once beautiful oasis that is changing because of human development and let's see what temperatures we will see across the nation today and nicole mitchell is back. >> it was a shift for a lot of people over the weekend as the cold air, the double shots moved in and starting to get chilly this morning once again. i want to reference texas and

the law is to stop supporters of ousted president mohamed morsi. human rights groups call the move a blow to political freedom. >> a year after the sandy hook tragedy, details are set to be released monday. a prosecutor will publishing findings from the investigation into the shooting - with 911 calls and the police report will not be made public to protect the survivors and families of victims. a gunman killed 20 children and six teachers at the school. >> new york city's controversial stop and frisk is making friction. one man has been subjected to the policy twice and is taking action. >> four days after being stopped by the police, this man felt powerless. >> they basically jumped out of the car, four large officers and were yelling, "get on the wall", and it just, to me, was bizarre experience because i had not done anything. they said if i didn't have id or produce it, i would be going to gaol. they basically said, "the next time a cop tells you to do something, you better do it." i remember those words ringing in my ears. >> the police let h

he is the fourth journalist to be held after mohamed morsi was deposed. if the accusations were related to a civilian minister he could be tried here. but because the accusations relate to general assisi he will be tried in cairo. and some say military justice is no justice at all. no to military trials of civilians. >> to keep democracy you have to keep people safe, if you take the rights away the rights of a just trial you're not going to have democracy, you'll have people hating the government hating the military and you don't want that in the streets. >> egypt's constitutional committee has just allowed, many opposition groups have condemned it and promised to campaign against constitution if the article is not approved from the final draft. but-- removed from the final draft. but that is no consolation to tasmin. just one person among many thousands here still being subjected to military justice. dominic kane, al jazeera, cairo. >> in syria, reports are surfacing, where the government is trying to attack strong holds. activists say more than 160 figh

morsi. it's been a hundred days since security forces stormed the mosque in the capital. >> turkey's foreign minister has spoken about the expulsion of the ambassador. he spoke exclusively on how the continuing tensions would affect the relations between the two countries. >> our policies of egypt were clear and will continue to be so. our statements against the military coup is not because we are supporting one group against another one. this one is because of our respect to the choice of the egyptian people. because the election in 2002 was the only free and fair election with multicandidates in the history of egypt and it's the egyptian people's choice that president mor morsi was elected president of there are a lot of reports coming from different countries regarding the deal struck by the united states and iran. a historic deal by all means. what is your stance on it? i know you are flying out to iran later on on monday. what is turkey's stance in regard to this break through. >> in tu

morsi. this represents a string of episodes and stances issued by them reflecting an unaccepted challenge to the will of the egip shn people. >> what was it that the turkish prime minister said that was a last straw for the egip shops >> translation: i applaud mohamed morsi. i have no report for those that put him on trial. >> turkey's remained an outspoken critic of military coups that followed mass protests. his party had ties to egypt's muslim brotherhood. while other countries like the united states and cuttar shifted their stance to work with the egyptian regime turkey campaigned for president mohamed morsi's reenstatement. egypt's government considers this as overstepping the mark. turkey delivered a tit for tat, matching egypt by doesn't grading and expelling the ambassador. >> the turkish president and foreign minister made conciliatory statements, the prime minister made his feelings clear by delivering the anti-coup salute at a meeting later in the day. >> a lot of news going aroun

turkey campaigned for mohamed morsi's reenstatement. egypt's government considers this overstepping the market. now there's a tit for tat - downgrading diplomatic relations and expelling the ambassador. >> the turkish president and foreign minister made conciliatory statements, expreting confidence the two -- expressing confidence the two countries will get over their differences. >> it's a crucial week in the united states and afghanistan. a gathering of tribal leaders wrapping up in kabul, voting on whether to keep american forces there after 2014. before the meeting afghan president hamid karzai said he would not sign an agreement before next year's election. that position upset the tribal leaders. >> hamid karzai doesn't have the right to say these words. i'm saying this is a big mistake he's making. whatever we want and whatever hamid karzai wants it has been accepted. he wants to delay the agreement. this is not for the benefit of afghanistan. it's to the detment of afghanistan -- dertment of afghanistan. >> results will be announ

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

it is called for by the former egyptian president mohamed morsi to be freed. it's the latest blow o on the diplomatic efforts between the two countries. >> reporter: the government of egypt has decided the following. first, the egyptian diplomatic representation in turkey. second, the egyptian ambassador be permanently transferred to the egyptian morning ministry has he has been called for consultation since august 15th. third, the british ambassador to cairo to the egyptian foreign ministry to tell him that he is no longer welcome. why egypt, regret the people of turkey, the sitting turkish government responsible for the deterioration of bilateral relations made steps taken by egypt necessary. >> we're live in istanbul, ani anita, turkey's position on opposing the coup has been consistent. what prompted the egyptian authorities to take this stand now? >> reporter: the statement is a long one, and they cite two reasons for taking this action. one of them is that turkey has been sponsoring meetings of organizations that seek to plant a state of instability in t

and early november there was a statement issued by the foreign ministry that mohamed morsi should be released. now they feel they have interfered in domestic affairs and said that turkey was misrepresenting it's will of the public opinion. and it was the will of the egyptian people and taking sides by allowing meetings of organizations without specifying which organizations they were talking about to happen in turkey. >> hoda, thank you. let's go to turkey. and let's go to anita in istanbul. what did the turkish government allegedly say that the egyptians found so provocative. >> well, they're pointing to something that the prime minister said in a speech he made ahead of a trichotomous coon the 21st of november. now with a look at that speech nothing that we can make out, nothing in the statements that the prime minister has made in the months since the toppling of the morsi government. but have a live and judge for yourself. >> i applaud president morsi' stand for justice. i respect him. i have no respect for those who have put him on trial. his stand, his statements is a stand of

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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