mubarak. at the time, egyptia enthusiastically ushered in a new era, but the new president has since left many people deeply disappointed. some egyptians are downright worried beethat under the muslim brotherhood, the country has moved even further from democracy. one blogger is one of those who openly criticizes the new government, but he had to leave egypt to be able to do so. >> the market square is a popular tourist destination. usually, it is filled with people strolling through, taking pictures of st. mary's church, but not everyone carrying a camera here today is on holiday. kareem is not a taurus. he is a 28-will blog your -- 28- year-old logger -- blogger from egypt. the city offered him refuge for one year. the idea was to give him some breathing room and time to feel safe again. his first impressions involved pigeons like these. >> it is not like this in egypt. pigeons do not just come and sit on your hand. in egypt, birds are wary of humans. poles are not like the egyptians are. i

mubarak. at the time, egyptians enthusiastically ushered in a new era, but the new president has since left many people deeply disappointed. some egyptians are downright worried beethat under the muslim brotherhood, the country has moved even further from democracy. one blogger is one of those who openly criticizes the new government, but he had to leave egypt to be able to do so. >> the market square is a popular tourist destination. usually, it is filled with people strolling through, taking pictures of st. mary's church, but not everyone carrying a camera here today is on holiday. kareem is not a taurus. he is a 28-will blog your -- 28- year-old logger -- blogger from egypt. the city offered him refuge for one year. the idea was to give him some breathing room and time to feel safe again. his first impressions involved pigeons like these. >> it is not like this in egypt. pigeons do not just come and sit on your hand. in egypt, birds are wary of humans. poles are not like the egyptians are.

mubarak. at the time, egyptians enthusiastically ushered in a new era, but the new president has since left many people deeply disappointed. some egyptians are downright worried beethat under the muslim brotherhood, the country has moved even further from democracy. one blogger is one of those who openly criticizes the new government, but he had to leave egypt to be able to do so. >> the market square is a popular tourist destination. usually, it is filled with people strolling through, taking pictures of st. mary's church, but not everyone carrying a camera here today is on holiday. kareem is not a taurus. he is a 28-will blog your -- 28- year-old logger -- blogger from egypt. the city offered him refuge for one year. the idea was to give him some breathing room and time to feel safe again. his first impressions involved pigeons like these. >> it is not like this in egypt. pigeons do not just come and sit on your hand. in egypt, birds are wary of humans. poles are not like the egyptians are.

mubarak. at the time, egyptians enthusiastically ushered in a new era, but the new president has since left many people deeply disappointed. some egyians are dowowowowowowot brotherhood, the country has moved even further from democracy. one blogger is one of those who openly criticizes the new government, but he had to leave egypt to be able to do so. >> the market square is a popular tourist destination. usually, it is filled with people strolling through, taking pictures of st. mary's church, but not everyone carrying a camera here today is on holiday. kareem is not a taurus. he is a 28-will blog your -- 28- year-old logger -- blogger from egypt. the city offered him refuge for one year. the idea was to give him some breathing room and time to feel safe again. his first impressions involved pigeons like these. >> it is not like this in egypt. pigeons do not just come and sit on your hand. in egypt, birds are wary of humans. poles are not like the egyptians are. i have never seen anything li

two years since the fall of former president hosni mubarak. plus weeks environmentalist's in ukraine outraged by the authorities decision to go ahead with a multi-billion dollar gas project that story in a few minutes. mission free cretaceous free in-store charges free. range free. free. to free. download free blog videos. free media. and realized everything is. welcome to the big picture. good luck. to building the most sophisticated. fortunately. mission to teach music creation and. this is why you should care only. live live . live. live . live. live live live. live. live. live. live live live live live . in the news continues now the latest reports on the blast in a mine in russia's northern komi republic emergency services now say seventeen people have been killed by a missing explosion they also say one person is still missing the blast happened eight hundred meters below the surface well more than two hundred fifty miners were underground. has more for us but know that at least two hundred forty two people have been evacuated from the m

mubarak's ouster and. it's eight o'clock here in the russian capital you're watching our do you with me to bomb would say it's good to have you with us this morning. and islam as a rebel group is claiming responsibility for ongoing violence and models of northern city of death after gunmen launched a surprise guerrilla attack earlier the city was rocked by two suicide bombings however france maintains a military campaign in mali to force out this is almost complete local correspondent reports. the situation in mali is obviously going to have a gruesome ending there are more than enough indications of last friday the country was shaken by the very first terrorist attack in its history according to the witness report of what was carried out by a fifteen year old suicide bomber of arab descent the bomber was the only one killed after the detonation of a few hours later responsibility for the attack was claimed by the motor wad jihadists one thing to remember here is that this is a vast desert territory and th

mubarak. we explain why environmentalist in ukraine are outraged by the authorities decision to go ahead with multi-billion dollar gas projects that story in a few minutes. he is he is. the. sometimes you see a story and it seems so. you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything is ok. i'm sorry welcome to the big picture. technology innovation called a list of elements from around russia. the future covered. welcome back the pentagon is questioning the effectiveness of the u.s. missile defense shield in europe after a leaked congressional briefing revealed the system may not be fit for purpose the study claims the shields may be unable to protect america and its nato allies from a potential iranian missile strike reports also acknowledges moscow's concerns that the us system undermines russia's nuclear deterrent washington insists it's not targeted against russia or refuses to provide a legally binding guarant

mubarak's ousting. international news and analysis you're watching r.t. it's good to have you with us and islamist rebel group is claiming responsibility for ongoing violence in mali is northern city of god that's after gunmen launch a surprise guerrilla attack over the weekend the city was rocked by two suicide bombings however france maintains the military campaign in mali to force out islamists is almost complete local correspondent gonzalo one shell reports r.t. . the situation in mali is obviously going to have a gruesome ending there are more than enough indications of that last friday the country was shaken by the very first terrorist attack in its history according to the witness report of what was carried out by a fifteen year old suicide bomber and that of arab descent the bomber was the only one killed after the detonation of a few hours later responsibility for the attack was claimed by the motor wod jihadists one thing to remember here is that this is a vast desert territory and therefore i

mubarak's ousting. it's ten am here in moscow you're watching aren't to you with me to bomb with say. and islamist rebel group is claiming responsibility for ongoing violence in manas mills when city of god that's after gunmen launched a surprise guerrilla attack every week into the city was rocked by two suicide bombings however france maintains the military campaign in mali to force out islamists is almost complete local correspondent reports for r.t. . the situation in mali is obviously going to have a gruesome ending there are more than enough indications of that last friday the country was shaken by the very first terrorist attack in its history according to the witness report of what was carried out by a fifteen year old suicide bomber that of arab descent the bomber was the only one killed after the detonation a few hours later responsibility for the attack was claimed by the mosher watch jihadists one thing to remember here is that this is a bass desert territory and therefore it is very difficu

since the fall of former president hosni mubarak stories after a short break. sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you. are welcome to the big picture. download the official. language stream quality and enjoy your favorite. if you're away from your television. now with your mobile device you can watch on t.v. anytime anywhere. eighteen people have been killed by me fane explosion in a mine in russia's northern comique republic that's according to the emergency officials who also say one person is still missing. and eight hundred metres below the surface more than two hundred fifty miners were underground. has more. we know that at least two hundred forty two people have been evacuated from the mind immediately after the explosion that is the safety that created at one point there were several people who were missing looks like most of them have been recovered unfortunately i didn't that we also know that immediately already a program

two years since the fall of former president hosni mubarak. explained. his decision to go ahead with a multi-billion dollar project that story in a few minutes. good luck. to building a new. mission to teach me. this is why you should. only. speak your language. news programs and documentaries in spanish matters to you. use a little turn to angle stories. visit i. think you understand it. and realize that everything is. there's a big picture. here with me. people have been killed by a methane explosion in the mine in russia's northern komi republic make this report say one person is still missing the blast happened eight hundred meters below the surface well more than two hundred fifty miners were underground let's get more on this now from our team. well what more can you tell us about this incident. what we know that at least two hundred forty two people have been evacuated from the mind immediately after the explosion that is the safety that created at one point there were several people who were missing looks like most of them have been recovered unf

now bill for the meantime though egypt is marking its second anniversary since the toppling of hosni mubarak with certainly violent clashes and tear gas we go to the gas we're getting all the reports what's the latest from where from where you are now. who. more planned protests today the focus of today is for women's rights ought to there's been a number of reports of a very violent sexual assaults on women in particular female protesters on by. five pm we're likely to see mass marches here supposed to be a global protest of course we had marches yesterday to mock had the stepping down of the ouster of hosni mubarak this is organized by coalition of different opposition forces there a number of marches focused particularly in the capital coming to the presidential palace and her square the focus of the violence was that once again at the presidential palace and we witnessed a lot of tear gas and also protesters using monitor during them at the palace in this show of anger there was also a number of reports all of those similar protests happening down in the south of the egypt and eg

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mubarak. explain why environmentalist in ukraine are outraged by the authorities decision to go ahead with multibillion dollar gas projects that story in a few minutes. he he is . sometimes you see a story and it seems so. you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear sees some other part of it and realize that everything is ok. i'm tom harvey welcome to the big picture. live. technology innovation hall the list of elements from around russia. the future covered. welcome back the pentagon is questioning the effectiveness of the u.s. missile defense shield in europe after a leaked congressional briefing revealed the system may not be fit for purpose the study claims the shields may be unable to protect america and its nato allies from a potential iranian missile strike reports also acknowledges moscow's concerns that the us system undermines russia's nuclear deterrent washington insists it's not targeted against russia refuses to provide a legally binding guarantees m

mubarak stories after a short break. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you don't know i'm charge of the big picture. download the official publication. choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorite. if you're away from your television just. not with your mobile device you can watch on t.v. anytime anywhere. eighteen people have been killed by me fane explosion in a mine in russia's northern comique republic that's according to the emergency officials who also say one person is still missing. and eight hundred metres below the surface more than two hundred fifty miners were underground. has more. we know that at least two hundred forty two people have been evacuated from the mind immediately after the explosion that is see that created at one point there were several people who were missing looks like most of them have been recovered unfortunately i didn't

mubarak was iron fist all over the country lasted for three decades meanwhile egypt's public prosecutor ordered the arrest of a muslim cleric for saying the leaders of the opposition should be condemned to death under islamic law for calls to overthrow president morsi reaction now to the latest developments in egypt from ramsey baroud author and journalist joining us live from seattle ramsey very nice to see you sir mubarak quit two years ago and has been tried over the killings of protesters in the twenty eleven uprising so the number of fatalities in the ceaseless violent protests against the current president since january twenty fifth amounts to over sixty so is there a trial looming for mr morsy that. not necessarily because morsi was in fact an elected president and what has been happening since then is not exactly a popular a unified popular uproar against the addicted bitter but rather political polarization that has swept through the country for the last two years reaching the point of both sides justifying violence against one another and as it is you have these this increasin

mubarak. plus we explain by environmentalists in ukraine are outraged by their phones his decision to go ahead with a multi-billion dollar gas project that story in a few minutes after a short break. good lumber tour. to build. anything mission to teach me the creation of why you should care about humans. this is why you should care only. we speak your language. news programs and documentaries in spanish matters to you breaking news a little turn to angles stories. you hear. the spanish. visit. sometimes you see a story and it seems. you think you understand it and then something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything is. hard bargain the big picture. taking. people have been killed by methane explosion in a mine in russia's northern republic make this report say one person is still missing the blast happened eight hundred meters below the surface more than two hundred fifty miners were underground let's get more on this now from. well what more can you tell us about

mubarak's ousting. am. international news and analysis you're watching r t it's good to have you with us. and islam as rebel group is claiming responsibility for ongoing violence in mali is northern city of god that's after gunmen launch a surprise guerrilla attack over the weekend the city was rocked by two suicide bombings however france maintains the military campaign in mali to force out islam is is almost complete local correspondent gonzalo one shell reports. the situation in mali is obviously going to have a gruesome ending there are more than enough indications of that last friday the country was shaken by the very first terrorist attack in its history according to the witness report of what was carried out by a fifteen year old suicide bomber and that of arab descent the bomber was the only one killed after the detonation of a few hours later responsibility for the attack was claimed by the motor watch jihadists one thing to remember here is that this is a vast desert territory and therefore it

now well for the meantime though egypt is marking its second anniversary since the toppling of hosni mubarak with certainly violent clashes and tear gas we go to gas we're getting all the reports what's the latest there from or from where you are now. we've got more planned protests today the focus of today is for women's rights after there's been a number of reports a very violent sexual assaults on women in particular female protesters on by. five pm we're likely to see mass marches here supposed to be a global protest of course we had marches yesterday to mock this stepping down of the ouster of hosni mubarak and this is organized by coalition of different opposition forces there a number of marches focused particularly in the capital coming to the presidential palace and to her square the focus of the violence was it once again at the presidential palace and we witnessed a lot of tear gas and also protesters using monitors storing them at the palace in this show of anger there was also a number of reports of similar protests happening down in the south of egypt and in egypt secon

mubarak's ouster. here in the russian capital you're watching our do you with me to bomb would say it's good to have you with us this morning. and islamists a rebel group is claiming responsibility for ongoing violence in models in northern city of death after gunmen launched a surprise guerrilla attack earlier the city was rocked by two suicide bombings however france maintains a military campaign in mali to force out a slight islamist is almost complete local correspondent gonzalo wants reports. the situation in mali is obviously going to have a gruesome ending there are more than enough indications of that last friday the country was shaken by the very first terrorist attack in its history according to the witness report of what was carried out by a fifteen year old suicide bomber of arab descent the bomber was the only one killed after the detonation of a few hours later responsibility for the attack was claimed by the most of the how this one thing to remember here is that this is a bass desert te

he likened the poll to the sham democracy of the ousted leader hosni mubarak. he says he will change the dates of the elections so that coptic christians don't have to vote during their eastern celebration. chadian troops have attacked a rebel base in northern mali a day after 13 of their fellow searche soldiers were killed. the chadian military says at least 65 rebels were also killed. french troops are also fighting and what they call the final campaign to drive al qaeda from its mountain hideout. 100 us soldiers have been sent to neighboring niger for surveillance training. unmanned drones are already running surveillance missions in molly. -- in mali. the vatican's chief spokesman has criticized the italian media, accusing it of spreading gossip and misinformation about pope benedict the 16th. one unconfirmed report suggested that the catholic pope stepped down after being given a gay clergy who were being blackmailed. benedict is due to step down on separate 28th. -- february 28. >> frankly, the italian people have been rather interested -- uninterested in

mubarak left power. they are accusing him of trying to monopolize power. they say itas hurt theeconomy. we have a report of one of today's rallies. >> this is outside the university in the heart of the capital. the elected president, moror, and they have been holding demonstrations for several weeks. the muslim brotherhood, which is the main supporter, and other muslim or islam groups, basically, they do not want to see more violence. they are calling on the opposition. they are saying you have to accept that the president was elected as president. live with him for four years. give him a chance and see what he can do. this was rejected by the opposition, holding a rally not too far from this one. they say he has hijacked the constitutional process, which is what the people do not want. for the moment, it seems to be rhetoric and not violence. they are gathering in support of the president, saying no to violence. >> after four days of being stuck at sea, the nightmare is finally over for those aboard the

riots shook egypt on the second anniversary of the revolution that drove hosni mubarak from power. more than 60 people died in conflicts between police and rock-throwing protestors. in cairo, police fired tear gas into the largest church in the middle east, where a field doctor was treating victims. they are also protesting the new constitution that they say does not adequately protect women or religious minorities. opposition partrts are calling for a new national unity government and amendments to the constitution. those parties also joined with the muslim brotherhood in calling for an end to political violence on both sides. >> george: egypt's coptic christians make up about 10% of the population. recently the historic church ordained a new leader. pope theodore the second. >> wendy: the new pope says his country men need to love one another. gary lane brings us his exclusive interview from cairo. >> reporter: as egypt's first coptic pope in more than 30 years, he leads a church that has spread to six continents. blindfolded boys selected theodore as the successor. he once serve

mubarak left power. they are accusing him of trying to monopolize power. they say it has hurt the country's economy. we have a report from the scene of one of today's rallies. >> this is outside the university in the heart of the capital. this is put on by supporters of the elected president, morsi, and they have been holding demonstrations for several weeks. the muslim brotherhood, which is the main supporter, and other muslim or islam groups, basically, they do not want to see more violence. they are calling on the opposition. they are saying you have to accept that the president was elected as president. live with him for four years. give him a chance and see what he can do. this was rejected by the opposition, holding a rally not too far from this one. they say he has hijacked the constitutional process, which is what the people do not want. for the moment, it seems to be rhetoric and not violence. they are gathering in support of the president, saying no to violence. >> after four days of being stuc

and with the fall of hosni mubarak in egypt, the new government there has a somewhat different feel. they are looking more internal. their politics are much more in line with islamic politics of iran. and they are less beholden to u.s. policy. i do not think there will be an incredibly friendly relationship between egypt and iran. but what we are starting to see is some relationship between the two. >> but don't they have a very different idea about the civil war in syria? gregg's they absolutely do. they do not in line see eye to eye on many issues. in the west, we call it the arab spring. the iranian leadership call that an islamic awakening. they have a very civil philosophy, witches witches thad is -- which is that which is bad for the u.s. is good for the iran states. whether or not they're very friendly with iran is beside the point, because egypt is going to be less friendly with the u.s. >> a new date will finally be set on the talks with iran posing nuclear program. how will those talks turn out? respects a long distance to go before the -- >> there is a long distance to go

you have to remember in the days of hosni mubarak, and even before, it was the interior ministry that pursued and persecuted and tortured and jailed the muslim brotherhood. now they find they have to take orders from them. so even though at the moment they are trying to put down these demonstrations, these riots, these clashes, they're not succeeding and we're hearing the soldiers, the recruits are getting increasingly exhausted, tired, demoralized, and their officers are unhappy doing the dirty work of the muslim brotherhood. >> dangerous days. ben wedeman, thank you very much. stay safe. we'll have more on the turmoil shortly and the attack on america's embassy in turkey. >>> hostage crisis that is happening now back home in rural alabama going to day four. a little boy, 5 years old, we're told, held captive in a below ground bunker, being held, police say, by this man, 65-year-old vietnam vet named jimmy lee dykes. local authorities released that photo late today, first time we have gotten a look at him. he's said to be a survivalist with anti-government views. the immediate crisis

you have to remember that the days of hosni mubarak and even before, it was the interior ministry that's pursued and persecuted and tortured and jailed the muslim brotherhood. now they find they have to take orders from them. so even though at the moment they are trying to put down these demonstrations, these riots, these clashes, they're not succeeding, and we're hearing the soldiers that recruits are getting increasingly exhausted, tired, demoralized, and their officers are unhappy doing the dirty work of the muslim brotherhood. >> dangerous days. ben wedeman, thank you very much. stay safe. >> we'll have more on the turmoil shortly as well as the attack on the embassy in turkey. >> now the hostage crisis happening back home in alabama. a 5-year-old boy held captive in a below the ground bunker. held by this man, a 65-year-old vietnam vet named jimmy lee dykes. that's the first time we have gotten a look at him. he's said to be a survivalist with anti-government views. he shot and killed a school bus driver and took the boy hostage. victor blackwell is in midland with details. you lear

mubarak two years ago. protests marking the second anniversary of the uprising that toppled mubarak have killed nearly 60 people since january 25, prompting the head of the army to warned this week that the state was on the verge of collapse. our correspondent is in cairo for us. we are hearing about water cannon shots being fired. how serious is the tension there at the moment? >> it basically escalated in the last hours. we have peaceful demonstrations at tahrri square and at the presidential palace, but demonstrators tried to break through the barriers at the international palace. police acted with tear gas, then the demonstrators threw molotov cocktails. we have the same blame game going on. the presidency says that the parties who organized the protest are responsible for today's violence while one of the opposition leaders said on twitter that it is morsi who is fully responsible for the violence that happened to it. >> opposition held talks with the muslim brotherhood. how have members of the opposit

of people who are being killed of course we have marches to maka this stepping down of the ouster of hosni mubarak this of course devolved into clashes by the presidential palace much take us was thrown up protest as he responded with molotov the similar protests occurred around the country down south in the suit and now we had reports including egypt's second city in alexandria although the focus of the consciousness definitely is most weeks by the presidential palace an indication that the protest is attending to more violent means to push the regime to fill the demands. under the new egyptian constitution the black bloc is considered a violent group ramsey brute and author who writes extensively about the middle east thinks organizations like this sprout up because the country is so polarized for the last two years egypt has not been allowed to have a strong central government that is keeble or pushing the political process forward and thus the economy of the country the social cohesion and everything else as a result you have this is huge vacuum and this polarization and that is allowi

clashes beginning during rallies marking the second anniversary of the uprising against former ruler hosni mubarak and in response to death sentences for 21 defendants involved in a mass soccer riot last february. more than 50 people have been killed in the unrest, fueled by anger over morsi's policies and the slow pace of change. a devastating nightclub fire kills more than 230 people in southern brazil. the fire sweeping through kiss nightclub with about 900 people inside. it's believed the blaze was caused by a band's pyrotechnics show, igniting the soundproofing foam on the ceiling and releasing a toxic smoke. most victims dying from smoke inhalation, not burns. early investigations revealing that security guards briefly prevented partygoers from leaving through the sole exit. firefighters trying to get in, finding many victims blocking the entrance. save a penny for a rainy day? more like for a postage stamp. the u.s. postal service now charging a penny more for stamps and postcard mailings. the price of a first-class stamp for domestic mail rising from 45¢ to 46. the u.s.p.s. also r

mubarak this of course devolved into clashes last night by the presidential palace much take us was throwing up protesters he responded with molotov similar protests occurred around the country down south in the suit and now we have reports including egypt's second city in alexandria although the focus of the clashes was definitely as is most weeks by the presidential palace and indication that protesters attending to move violent means to push the regime to fill the demands and of course want to build true right now one of the new constitution of the black bloc is considered a volunteer group author and journalist ramsar group things to organizations like this because the country at the end of the day is just polarized for the last two years egypt has not been allowed to have a strong central government that is keevil been pushing the political process fooled and thus the economy of the country the social cohesion and everything else as a result you have this huge vacuum and this polarization and that is allowing the egyptian society to be open for exploitation what has been happen

mubarak. around the strongest ally in the arab world has now been serious serious been a brutal ally of iran is the reason why the pro israel lobby why the americans why the saudis etc so keen to talk sad now there's no such moment the syrian government is about where it's all going around would be even more isolated than it is today and to you in a very dangerous position so that's what makes sense for iran trying to build bridges with. all of their financial motives behind this meeting where we've got to believe the economies are bearing in mind the situation there in iran with all those sanctions appearing to have a quite an impact on the iranian economy do you do they both need each other i think they do believe that and i think morsi point of view i think as we see. all the rest of egypt people are very happy with how things are going to get seen carrying on the move are actually people are on the run the one way in which you can say to these people look i'm not just a us puppet i'm going

mubarak when monday's rallies which would include a march on the presidential palace are intended to increase the pressure on the country's new leader mohamed morsi his is misled the government is accused of measures after last week's decision to shut down the video sharing website cheap. protests have led to bloodshed in the capital and elsewhere in egypt a spokesperson for the position. says that people are so disillusioned with the government to be cool to pull text. people are going to are going to the streets they are going on the streets willingly they don't really need any opposition calls for due process because the whole country is in a standstill there's nothing moving forward because there is no real administration at pressing the people needs and the people demand the actual anger in the streets so the only solution that i can see and any sane person can see that the opposition leader mr brotherhood and all the different political factions to be in a quality of government that would be the only solution and the only way out because at that moment this government will take

mubarak this of course devolved into clashes by the presidential palace much take us was throwing up protest as he responded with molotov the similar protests occurred around the country down south in the suit and now we had reports including egypt's second city in alexandria although. focus of the class was definitely as is most weeks by the presidential promise and an indication that protesters attending to move violent means to push the regime to fill the demands of course want to build true right now under the new egyptian constitution the black bloc is considered a violent outlaw group ramsey brood an author who writes extensively about the middle east the things that organizations like this because the country is ultimately so polarized. the last two years egypt has not been allowed to have a strong central government that is capable of pushing the political process forward and thus the economy of the country the social cohesion and everything else as a result you have this huge vacuum and this polarization and that is allowing egyptian society to be open for exploitation what

to bring their supporters to the streets on the day marking two years since the ousting of president hosni mubarak money israelis are which will include a march on the presidential palace signed tended to increase the pressure on the country's new leader mohamed morsi is a islamist led government is a repressive measurements after last week's decision to shut down the video sharing website view train and regime protests have led to bloodshed in the capital and elsewhere in egypt spokesman for the opposition after a minute how a recess people are so disillusioned with the government they no longer need to be called to protest. people are going to go into the streets they are going on the streets willingly they don't really need any opposition calls for a new protest because the whole country is in a standstill there's nothing moving forward because there is no real administration at pressing the people needs and the people demand the actual anger in the streets so the only solution that i can see and that every sane person can see that the opposition leader mr brotherhood and all the all th

mubarak was on a war of a country a loss of three decades and a lot of group of masked young men calling themselves the black bloc and gaining force as a kid playing street protests across egyptian cities and also he had an exclusive chance to speak to its members. of the black bloc is an idea that came about as a reaction to the negligence of our peaceful demands and also as a reaction against the oppression of the interior ministry which received orders from the regime we stand against the oppressive and tyrant regime we call upon the interior ministry to deliver justice for those who have been killed and we will continue our demands until they are met our actions are in self-defense we are protecting ourselves but have never attacked anyone and we will always be present in egypt even after all our demands are met however we will take on a different form the aim behind our presence is to prevent injustice in any form no one listens to our demands and the proof is the number of people who are being killed. and also on journalists around siebert who believes there are plenty of reasons f

mubarak with monday's rallies which would include a march on the presidential palace are intended to increase the pressure on the country's new leader mohamed morsi is misled the government is accused of this ignatius after last week's decision to shut down the video sharing website. and protests have until bloodshed in the capital and elsewhere in egypt a spokesperson for the opposition. says that people are so disillusioned with the government the need to be cooled to cool text. people are going to are going to the streets they are going on the streets willingly they don't really need any opposition calls for a new protest because the whole country is in a standstill there's nothing moving forward because there is no real administration at pressing the people needs and the people demand the actual anger in the streets so the only solution that i can see and that any sane person can see that the opposition the brotherhood and all the all the different political factions to be in a quality of government that would be the only solution and the only way out because at that moment this

demanding the polls the goals of the revolution that ousted hosni mubarak two years ago what's increasingly becoming a similar scenario in the gyptian quarter sort of the government to block the video sharing website you cheap in the country for a month citing content. true reports the decision is only likely to inflame tensions as the rest continues. there's been a lot of condemnation of the by protest movements who see you cheap as a vital resource for disseminating information about human rights abuses by the security forces it's also an indication of an islam is ation of egypt has been a number of quite controversial statements made by these hardline muslim clerics in the last few weeks including a religious edict calling opposition forces to be killed and a muslim cleric speaking to. justifying sex mob attacks on egyptian protesters in tahrir square you have a very restive country here in egypt in the last few weeks especially since the second anniversary of the johnny one hundred five revolution when thousands gathered in the streets of egypt complaining that their president had mostl

and tightening his grip on power the protests took place on the second anniversary of the toppling of hosni mubarak was on this story all over the country a lawsuit for three decades and while agents public prosecutor orders their arrest of a muslim cleric four say the leaders of the opposition should be condemned to death sunday islamic nor of course to overthrow president morsi and now i spoke to also on trial this ramsey buried here believes the country has become immensely polarized. for the last two years egypt has not been allowed to have a strong central government that is key booboo pushing the political process forward and thus the economy of the country the social cohesion and everything else as a result you have the huge vacuum and this polarization and that is allowing egyptian society to be open for exploitation what has been happening is not exactly a popular new unified popular uproar against the addictive nature but rather a political polarization that has swept through the country for the last two years reaching the point of both sides justifying violence against one anothe