there are crowds voicing anger and support for mohamed morsi. demonstrators in tahrir square are calling for the president to resign. some of those we see say they will be marching to the presidential palace later on sunday where security is already tight. the district of the capital, his supporters are staging a sit-in. they say it is in defense of the president. our correspondents are following developments across the egyptian capital. across swelling with in the last hour. their intention is what? lebron says they want to the removal of president mohamed morsi. rebellion started this. they want the president to leave. the government-- is made up of technocrats. >> is there any chance you could get closer to the microphone? you are getting drowned out by the crowd. we would like to be able to hear more clearly what you are saying. what understand some of them will be moving to the area outside the president's palace. what kind of security is down there? >> there is very tight security by the military. the military has said it wants to protect

but i think where the anti-morsi demonstrators are miscalculating is that morsi has also done a significant amount of reshuffling of the egyptian military. so if the military did come in, it would not necessarily be against morsi. it could be against his opponents. and that could spell the end of this democratic experiment in egypt. as many people predicted, that the muslim brotherhood believes in the saying one person one vote one time. >> that's different and quite a contrast to last time, when the egyptian army helped usher out mubarak and ensure some type of stability. >> yeah. that's why i think looking at these demonstrations, superficially of course they look a lot like the anti-mubarak protests of two years ago. but i think politics in egypt have gotten a lot more complicated. nobody should underestimate the support that the muslim brotherhood has notwithstanding that the morsi government has done little or nothing, for example, to overcome egypt's economic problems. the support for an islamic government has been reflected, as i said, in the votes in the parliament. and these people

we don't want morsi. he's been in power for a year and we don't even have enough to eat. >> many egyptians are angry at president mohammed morsi. the former chairman of the muslim brotherhood took the oath of office at the constitutional court on june 30, 2012. as the country's first democratically elected president. religious conservatives were euphoric. on the international scene, morsi initially made a positive impression. then secretary of state ellery clinton praised him for helping to negotiate a cease-fire between israelis and palestinians -- former secretary of state hillary clinton praised him for helping to negotiate a cease-fire between israelis and palestinians. critics say he has scaled to secure basic freedoms -- failed to secure basic freedoms. mass protests became a nearly daily occurrence. street violence was frequent whenever supporters and opponents of the president crossed paths. earlier this year the tensions appeared to ease. the sense of frustration among many has grown in recent mo

we don't want morsi. he's been in power for a year and we don't even have enough to eat. >> many egyptians are angry at president mohammed morsi. the former chairman of the muslim brotherhood took the oath of office at the constitutional court on june 30, 2012. as the country's first democratically elected president. religious conservatives were euphoric. on the international scene, morsi initially made a positive impression. then secretary of state ellery clinton praised him for helping to negotiate a cease-fire between israelis and palestinians -- former secretary of state hillary clinton praised him for helping to negotiate a cease-fire between israelis and palestinians. critics say he has scaled to secure basic freedoms -- failed to secure basic freedoms. mass protests became a nearly daily occurrence. street violence was frequent whenever supporters and opponents of the president crossed paths. earlier this year the tensions appeared to ease. the sense of frustration among many has grown in recent mo

people dead and dozens injured as supporters and opponents of the president clash amid furious calls for morsi to step down. europe's outraged at the u.s. with a key trade pact under threat fresh leaks from the n.s.a. whistleblower snowden to show america has been bugging tapping and cyber monitoring e.u. officials. now meanwhile snowden is still stranded at a moscow airport with ecuador pointing out of russia to decide his fate while the kremlin says the n.s.a. leaker's case is not in its agenda at all. so good to have you with us this evening i'm lucy couched in open you're watching our tease weekly show right here on our network. well we begin with egypt where the latest reports indicate that four protesters have been killed in clashes between opponents and supporters of president mohamed morsi the army estimates that millions have taken to the streets across the country with the opposition demanding that morsi step down will artie's bell true is in cairo for us bell how volatile is the situation at the moment i see those fireworks behind you. well we're seeing violent scenes a ruckus acros

and if morsi opponents start to shoot at the brotherhood and morsi supporters, they will stop that. the military is a revered institution here and seen as the last nationalist force that could serve as an arbiter in what's become a protracted conflict that has defined morsi's first year in office. >> warner: what's the atmosphere like at least in cairo and elsewhere as this weekend approaches? >> it's very tense in 2011 when the uprising started it began as a way to rid the police of corruption and evolved into a call for mubarak's fall. whereas here it's starting as already as a call by many for morsi to step down. so there's a real feeling of tex +*r tension. grocery stores are empty, people are stocking up on food, on water, on ammunition in some cases. people are looking down in their homes. people are trying to find gasoline wherever they can and there's a real expectation of violence. and when you ask egyptians why is it okay for people to die? they'll say question we might have to die to get rid of morsi, that he will not leave easily and that this is the price to really brin

the first anniversary of morsi coming to power. there is fears of more violence after several people were killed and hundreds wounded. >> the muslim brotherhood's office in alexandria still bears the scars of friday's violence. opponents of president mohammed morsi set fire to the building during clashes. tensions are still high. >> if the muslim brotherhood used islam as a shield to do whatever they want, they will hurt a lot of people. >> in cairo, islamist supporters of president morsi have set up camp at a mosque. his opponents have returned to tahrir square and are being spearheaded by the "rebel" campaign. the group says they have collected millions of signatures demanding morsi's resignation. after asking 34 million people, the movement has collected the signatures of 22 million people who are in favor of ousting president mohammed morsi. the u.s. has warned its citizens to avoid travel to egypt after an american college student was stabbed during friday's violence. speaking in africa, president barack obama called on both s

that is, if the brotherhood and the morsi supporters instigate violence they will defend morsi opponents and if morsi the military is a revered institution here and seen as the last nationalist force that could serve as an arbiter in what's become a protracted conflict that has defined morsi's first year in office. >> warner: what's the atmosphere like at least in cairo and elsewhere as this weekend approaches? >> it's very tense in 2011 when the uprising started it began as a way to rid the police of corruption and evolved into a call for mubarak's fall. whereas here it's starting as already as a call by many for morsi to step down. so there's a real feeling of tex +*r tension. grocery stores are empty, people are stocking up on food, on water, on ammunition in some cases. people are looking down in their homes. people are trying to find gasoline wherever they can and there's a real expectation of violence. and when you ask egyptians why is it okay for people to die? they'll say question we might have to die to get rid of morsi, that he will not leave easily and that this is the price t

also this week no mercy for morsi as he walks his first year as egyptian president angry crowds demand his resignation with both opponents and supporters gearing up for mass rallies. what you are coming to you live from the russian capital i'm marina joshie welcome to the program now the n.s.a. spy scandal continues to grow fueled by some fresh exposures from edward snowden revelations of offices being the target of u.s. snooping has set alarm bells ringing across europe with us leaders demanding an explanation from washington germany's justice minister has slammed the spying activities as cold war tactics while the head of the e.u. parliament martin show describes the situation as a huge scandal though saying that more information was needed on it belgian prime minister oh guy ever hostile to cold for an immediate stop of the n.s.a. surveillance program while luxembourg's foreign minister john boehner said the u.s. should watch its own spies rather than snooping on its allies are just that all over has the details on snowden's bombshell revelations. what's the the the documents that s

president morsi enjoys strong support from the united states and has no intention of giving in to the opposition that's according to political analyst and author william. this is like a a festering boil that's that's been boiling as long as morsi has shown that he's done nothing to improve the fundamentals of the economy the economy has he generated the youth unemployment bulges explosion and that i think is a lot of the kind of box that you seen on the streets right now he's trying to ram a sharia constitution down down the throats of the gyptian people and that goes against egyptian cultural tradition ninety or eighty percent of the population are sunni muslim the other thing is the military hasn't yet weighed in as to whether they continue to back morsi as they have done under washington or his washington pressure so much i think this is to make and break situation the obama administration continues to back the muslim brotherhood which is a very unfortunate thing but that's part of a larger geopolitical agenda that washington and the state department have built up morsi has already

warts -- wants morsi out and early presidential elections. it's collecting signatures against him and they're demonstrating on the 30 of this month, marking one year since morsi came to power. but morsi supporters are fighting back. also driving to get millions of signatures. this is a chance to show morsi supporters how popular he still is with him. while not everyone is happy with the president's performance, many are opposed to the movement that want him out of office. >> not so heavy because of that but the egyptians at this moment -- they chose morsi as president. that's not for me. >> there were posters and called from people from the crowd to hold an immediate parliamently election. still, this was a show of support for the president and in a little of a week, it will be the oppositions turn to try and get an even bigger crowd. >> turkey's ambassador to germany has been summoned after a government minister in ankara criticized angela america esm. she said she's appalled by the crackdown against protesters there. they accused merkel of

also this week no mercy for morsi as he marks his first year as egyptian president angry crowds demand his resignation was both opponents and supporters gearing up for mass rallies. what you are taking me to live from the russian capital where it's six pm at the moment i'm marina joshing welcome to the program. the n.s.a. spy scandal continues to grow fueled by some fresh exposures from edward snowden revelations of european union offices being the target of u.s. snooping has set alarm bells ringing across the block with its leaders demanding explanations from washington and trade pact between america and the e.u. worth billions is now under threat with germany's justice minister slamming the spying activities as cold war tactics well they had of the e.u. parliament smartens described the situation as a huge scandal though saying that more information was needed on it belgian prime minister a guy verhofstadt called for an immediate stop of the n.s.a. surveillance program while luxembourg's foreign minister john s. aboard said the u.s. should watch its own spies rather than snooping on

egypt's boiling with anger as tens of thousands gather for a massive anti morsi rally in your square in cairo marking his one year in power the president's supporters have also turned out in huge numbers in the egyptian capital well you're looking at the live pictures of the moment from top three year square and opposition activists are demanding the resignation of the islamist leader saying his policies have failed clashes are being reported between rival groups in the cities north of cairo with the offices of egypt's muslim brotherhood being torched parties both true has the latest from the egyptian capital. tens of thousands of people have gathered today to say to president mohamed morsi they say that he must leave in the background you can hitch on to that house which means please leave go out they said this is a make or break day they find enough by speaking to protest as they told me that nothing's changed in the last year they got a saying the economy was singing few and want to show it's just a correct price and horizon rights groups are reporting that said if you say so stil

now deadly riots and gulf in egypt a year on from president mohamed morsi is inauguration rival rallies by his supporters and opponents have been escalating into all out street violence over the past week three people were killed on friday including a u.s. national in alexandria washington has reacted by allowing its nonessential staff to leave the troubled country until conditions improve r.t. spell troop reports. tension is rising across the country in the lead up to the anniversary of president mohamed morsi s inauguration on sunday fierce clashes raging between supporters and opponents of egypt's president morsi in the coastal city of alexandria where u.s. citizen legislator stabbed to death we don't know yet whether this was a targeted attack on the us it is in the gyptian also succumbed to his injuries from bird shots in these and brutal civilian on civilian clashes the latest death we had is from port sayit. during an explosion meanwhile the islamists the supporters of the president saying that he was legitimately democratically elected and that therefore he should only be remove

tension is rising across the country in the lead up to the anniversary of president mohamed morsi his inauguration on sunday fierce clashes raging between supporters and opponents of president morsi in the coastal city of alexandria where u.s. citizen legislator stabbed to death we don't know yet whether this was a targeted attack on the u.s. citizen and egyptian also he succumbed to his injuries from bird shots in these brutal civilian on civilian clashes the latest death we had is from port sayit. during an explosion meanwhile the islamists the supporters of the president and saying that he was legitimately democratically elected and therefore he should only be removed from office in the form of an election so they have mass protest in cairo as an opposition forces gathered on the hurry in the midst of brotherhood to really sing a lot of dissent recently there's been a number of their offices who have been torched and fire bombed by protesters who are really angry at the group egypt is witnessing a security vacuum and an increase in violent clashes on the streets particularly during

a rage in egypt supporters and opponents of president morsi clash. reportedly leaving. muslim brotherhood headquarters is set. to trade with us labeling it as instruments of blackmail over the political. brutal footage from syria. claiming to show rebel fighters beheading supporters of the assad government. this is r.t. with the twenty four hours a day fresh clashes have erupted in egypt between president morsy backers and his opponents with reports saying a protester has been shot dead in the city of alexandria seventy people are said to have been injured with police using tear gas against the demonstrators rival groups are staging rallies ahead of a massive opposition protest on sunday marking the egyptian leaders first year in office true reports now from. these are not east street battles that are ranging between days in support of the president and that is against him agents can still see about eccentric this started this afternoon after demonstration by our two government protesters and descended into the scenes when they were confronted by those who supported the

deadly riots are engulfing egypt a year on from president mohamed morsi his inauguration rival rallies by his supporters and opponents have been escalating into all out street violence over the past week three people were killed on friday including a u.s. national in alexandria washington has reacted by allowing its nonessential staff to leave the troubled country until conditions improve artie's bell troops reports. tension is rising across the country in the lead up to the anniversary of president mohamed morsi s inauguration on sunday fierce clashes raging between supporters and opponents of president morsi in the coastal city of alexandria where u.s. citizen legislator stabbed to death we don't know yet whether this was a targeted attack on the u.s. citizen and gyptian also succumbed to his injuries from bird shots in these brutal civilian on civilian clashes the latest death we had is from portside aides. during an explosion meanwhile the islamists the supporters of the president saying that he was legitimately democratically elected and that therefore he should only be removed fr

deadly riots are engulfing egypt a year on from president mohamed morsi is inauguration rival rallies by his supporters and opponents have been escalating into all out street violence over the past week three people were killed on friday including a u.s. national in alexandria washington has reacted by allowing its nonessential staff to leave the troubled country until conditions improve are true has this report. tension is rising across the country in the lead up to the anniversary of president mohamed morsi s inauguration on sunday fierce clashes raging between supporters and opponents of president morsi in the coastal city of alexandria where u.s. citizen legislators stomped to death we don't know yet whether this was a targeted attack on the us it is in the gyptian also succumbed to his injuries from bird shots in these brutal civilian on civilian clashes the latest death we had is from the point so i eat it during an explosion meanwhile the islamists the supporters of the president and saying that he was legitimately democratically elected and that therefore he should only be rem

on sunday fierce clashes raging between supporters and opponents of president morsi in the coastal city of alexandria where u.s. citizen legislator stabbed to death we don't know yet whether this was a targeted attack on the u.s. citizen and gyptian also succumbed to his injuries from bird shots in these brutal civilian on civilian clashes the latest death we had is from port so i eat. during an explosion meanwhile the islamists the supporters of the president saying that he was legitimately democratically elected and therefore he should only be removed from office in the form of an elections they have mass protest in cairo. opposition forces gathered on the hariri mr brotherhood releasing a lot of dissent recently there's been a number of their offices who have been torched and fire bombed by protesters who are really angry at the group egypt is witnessing a security vacuum and an increase in violent clashes on the streets particularly during protests many citizens are reaching out to private security firms to secure their homes i spoke to some of those people affected by the ongoing v

with me andrew farmer now deadly riots are engulfing egypt a year on from president mohamed morsi is inauguration rival rallies by his supporters and opponents have been escalating to street violence over the past week three people were killed on friday including a u.s. national in alexandria washington has reacted by allowing its nonessential staff to leave the troubled country until conditions improve artie's bell true reports. tension is rising across the country in the lead up to the anniversary of president mohamed morsi his inauguration on sunday fierce clashes raging between supporters and opponents of president morsi in the coastal city of alexandria where u.s. citizen legislator stabbed to death we don't know yet whether this was a targeted attack on the u.s. citizen and gyptian also succumbed to his injuries from bird shots in these brutal civilian on civilian clashes the latest death we had is from port sayit. during an explosion meanwhile the islamists the supporters of the president saying that he was legitimately democratically elected and that therefore he should only

the demands are the same, that president morsi must go. among the grievances, we have people saying their region is different from one to another, they want to remove him as president. there is security here around the presidential palace itself. the army moved in a few days ago -- i just want to tell you what is happening now. is a military helicopter that has been circling the area. every time it comes over the crowd, you can hear a lot of cheering. a lot of people are putting their hopes in the military and the people and the military are it in one hand. 2011.like what we saw in >> and you say they are pinning their hopes on the army, what do you mean? are they hoping the army will get involved and help out? >> that is what they are charging. they are charging the police, the army and the people in one hand. the army stepping in has been a point of decision from the opposition. try to form a national unity government and ring this country forward. others are very contrary to that. get rid that it would of 60 years of military rule and i

riots rage in egypt at least three people are killed as supporters and opponents of president morsy clash with fear is growing of more violence still to come. whistleblowers limbo reports say n.s.a. leaker edward snowden won't be able to leave a moscow airport until he meets diplomats from south america. a fall from grace retired u.s. general james cartwright is under fire and a subject of federal probe for leaking information on washington's hacker attack on iran. it is four pm in the russian capital you're watching our arena joshie a deadly riots between supporters and opponents of president morsi are heating up an edge of clashes have already left at least three people killed including a u.s. national in alexandria artie's both true has the latest from cairo. violent clashes have broken out between opponents and supporters of the beleaguered egyptian president mohamed morsi friday off to rival protests shook the nation that was clashes in egypt crystal city of alexandria but we saw two people dead including one u.s. citizen the american man was reportedly a twenty one year old college

supporters and opponents of president the president clash amid furious calls for president mohamed morsi to step down. meanwhile edward snowden is still stranded at a moscow airport with ecuador pointing out to russia to decide his fate while the kremlin says the n.s.a. leaker's case is no longer on its agenda. europe is outraged and the united states is the key trade pact under threat pressure leaks from the n.s.a. whistleblower snowden show america has been bugging topping and cyber monitoring e.u. wapas is. great to have you with us this evening i'm lucy catherine o'flynn you're watching the weekly show here on our t.v. . egypt has been boiling over with anger over president mohamed morsi reports say that a protester has been killed south of cairo dozens were injured across the country as hundreds of thousands hold rival rallies demonstrators have tried to storm the muslim brotherhood headquarters in cairo opposition activists are demanding the resignation of the islamist president true has the latest. we can do cool so potential violence hit in the capital we clashes between nuns app

egypt is boiling with anger a mess some two hundred thousand people gathered for a massive and morsi rally into where square in cairo live pictures you're seeing right here this is a protest marking the president's one year in power now his supporters have actually also turned out in huge numbers in the egyptian capital in a separate rally now as these live pictures from tough we are square indicate you can see a lot of people there opposition activists have been demanding the resignation of the islamist leader they say his policies have failed now clashes some clashes have been reported between rival groups in the cities north of cairo with the offices of egypt's muslim brotherhood being torched parties build true reports from the egyptian capital tens of thousands of people have gathered today to say to president mohamed morsi based saying he must be in the background you can hear trying to shout which means please leave go out he said this is a make or break day i don't know if i speak you to protest as they told me that nothing's changed in the last year we've got i mean the econ

this is an opposition activist jailed for insulting president morsi. his father is a loyal supporter as you can get for the president. he says his son went too far. >> the agreement between us and the theological views is partly because he is so outspoken. his words go beyond the limit of our tradition and are not acceptable. >> his fellow opposition activists are gathering to plan protest to mark mohamed morsi's first year in charge. .mong them is his wife with her husband in jail, she has taken up his cause against the muslim brotherhood. they are trying to polarize people, she says, and egyptians know it. within the family, we have to avoid talking politics are watching the news together to stop any controversial discussions. the split in the family are reflected across the society and are turning to violence. this was egypt's second city, alexandria. the muslim brotherhood offices were attacked. two people died am including an american looking on. it is no wonder that egyptians are feel full about what the -- are fearful about what the coming days

tension is rising across the country in the lead up to the anniversary of president mohamed morsi his inauguration on sunday fierce clashes raging between supporters and opponents of president morsi in the coastal city of alexandria where u.s. citizen legislator stabbed to death we don't know yet whether this was a targeted attack on the u.s. citizen and gyptian also succumbed to his injuries from bird shots in these brutal civilian on civilian clashes the latest death we had is from port so i eat. during an explosion meanwhile the islamists the supporters of the president and saying that he was legitimately democratically elected and that therefore he should only be removed from office in the form of an elections they have mass protest in cairo . opposition forces gathered on the hariri mr brotherhood releasing a lot of dissent recently there's been a number of their offices have been torched and fire bombed by protesters who are really angry at the group egypt is witnessing a security vacuum and an increase in violent clashes on the streets particularly during protests many citizens

now deadly riots are engulfing egypt a year on from president mohamed morsi is inauguration rival rallies by his supporters and opponents have been escalating into all out street violence over the past week three people were killed on friday including a u.s. national in alexandria washington has reacted by allowing its nonessential staff to leave the troubled country until conditions improve r.t. spell treat as this report. tension is rising across the country in the lead up to the anniversary of president mohamed morsi s inauguration on sunday fierce clashes raging between supporters and opponents of president morsi in the coastal city of alexandria where u.s. citizen legislator stabbed to death and we've got conflicting reports of whether he was a teacher or in fact a journalist and we don't know yet whether this was a targeted attack on the u.s. citizen and gyptian also succumbed to his injuries from bird shots in these brutal civilian on civilian clashes the latest death we had is from port sayit. during an explosion meanwhile the islamists the supporters of the president and saying t

president morsi has fervent supporters. so tell us among supporters of president morsi what's happening on on the ground in support of the president? [ inaudible ] >> -- atmosphere is absolutely charged. there seems like they're prepared. they're wearing helmets, having club, running military style drills. they have patrols around. it seems like they're preparing for something to go down. inside the rally, though, they're adamant morsi stay in power. but they are vastly outnumbered by the protesters. this has been a rally here that has been going on for the past three days and the number peaked two days ago where we saw roughly 100,000 people. but today it has definitely died down a bit in terms of numbers. but they are still very much charged and stilled a ma adaman significant "stays in power. >> certainly a lot of elements there that would seem scary.se significant "stays in power. >> certainly a lot of elements there that would seem scary.ie significant "stays in power. >> certainly a lot of elements there that would se

there's no justice if morsi stays in power. >> the leaders of the coalition of groups who oppose morsi have pledged to continue their demonstrations until he quits. security forces have put concrete barricades and shipping containers in front of the presidential palace in cairo. military commanders say they've mobilized their troops to protect the public and safeguard government buildings. our nhk crew has seen a tank regiment deployed in the suburbs of the egyptian capital. >>> u.s. president barack obama says he won't intervene directly in the edward snowden affair. he says he shouldn't have to call foreign leaders to ask them to help american authorities arrest the former intelligence contractor on espionage charges. snowden is hiding in a transit area of the moscow airport. >> i'm not going to have one case of a suspect who we are trying to extradite suddenly being elevated to the point where i've got to start doing wheeling and dealing and trading on a whole host of other issues. >> obama argue you'd regular legal channels should be enough to handle the u.s. request to extradite s

in egypt supporters and opponents of president morsi hold massive. reports of deadly clashes coming from alexandria and. disturbing and brutal footage from syria appears on the web claiming rebel fighters beheading supporters of the government. from the new center here in moscow this is r.t. with twenty four hours a day edward snowden has become the centerpiece of a boiling diplomatic row between ecuador and washington the whistleblower who expose u.s. intelligence operations is meanwhile still believed to be stuck in the transit zone of moscow's. is also. the latest so quite a strong reaction from ecuador to washington over its bid to get it. exactly explain tower. they have certainly responded quite brashly in the sense that they've. been which is known as the. trade. that. the trade agreement that sort of gave ecuador beneficial preferences in its business relations with the united states preemptively saying that this was in response to quote a blackmail of ecuador over in the former n.s.a. contractor as asylum requests now. officials us speaking

they are protesting wmohamed morsi. hundreds of thousands protesting in cairo. so far, the protest, today at least, by and large, have been peaceful. >>> the brain trust is back np angela wroorye. good to see all of you. this is a portion of the program where we ask you to submit headlines. this week of course america celebrating independence and freedom from landmark decisions on same-sex marriage to the ongoing debate to secreter iek surveillance. mike, since you are the new-comer we come to you, sir, what is it? >> in light of the fact that americans weren't that upset about spying, my headline is america wakes up, immediately goes back to sleep. >> you really think that there's widespread apathy and indifference with the spying and snowden stuff? >> i think the federal government and national security apparatus have done an amazing job selling what the nsa does, fbi, cia does, and i think people believe the federal government has struck the right balance between liberty and security. even though we have no idea what they are actually doing in total. so we re

riots rage in egypt at least three people are killed as supporters and opponents of president morsy clash with fears growing of more violence still to come. what lowers limbo reports say and it's a leaker edward snowden won't be able to leave a moscow airport until he secures the backing of south american diplomats. and the obama administration targets another leaker the u.s. general james cartwright is under fire and they say the subject of a federal probe for divulging information on washington's hacker attack on iran. welcome to r t it's six pm and the russian capital now deadly riots between supporters and opponents of president morsi are heating up an edge of clashes have already left at least three people killed including a u.s. national in alexandria are just bell true has the latest from cairo. the worst clashes were in egypt's coastal city of alexandria where we saw two people dead including one u.s. citizen the u.s. embassy for their part have removed all non-essential staff in fear that this could be a targeted attack in addition president obama came out calling for dialogue be

people dead and dozens injured as supporters and opponents of the president clash amid furious calls for morsi to step down. european states are outraged at the u.s. placing a key trade pact in jeopardy after the latest leaks from n.s.a. whistleblower snowden show america has been bugging tapping and cyber monitoring you offices. meanwhile snowden is still stranded in a moscow airport with ecuador pointing at russia to decide his fate while the kremlin says the n.s.a. leaker's case is not on its agenda at all. and broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is r t i'm sean thomas certainly going to have you with us now we begin with egypt where the latest reports indicate four protesters have been killed in clashes between opponents and supporters of president mohamed morsi the army estimates that millions have taken to the streets across the country with the opposition demanding a morsi to step down offices of the muslim brotherhood and freedom and justice party have been attacked across the country belt true has the details from cairo. we're seeing violent scenes a ruckus across the co

morsi's one-year tenure is full of failures. we demand he steps down. >> morsi's islamist supporters are rallying in defense of the president. many set up tents near the presidential palace where they plan to hold sit ins. >> morsi is an elect and legitimate president. we support the president at the risk of our lives. >> health ministry officials say one was killed and 400 others injured in rival forces earlier this week. they deployed troops across the country. the number of demonstrators is expected to rise further after friday's weekly prayers. south korean president is building stronger ties with china. she began a visit to beijing by getting to know the president. now she has been talking with other chinese leaders and showing how determined she is to work with them. she spent some of her second day in china meeting senior officials including the premier. she is believed to have proposed chinese and south koreans invest more in each other's countries and thought to have suggested they work together to transform economies s

many protestors, anti-morsi protestors are calling on the military to intervene and try to drive morsi out. right now the military is calling for calm and talks. they are saying they will not intervene. >> heather: thank you very much. >> meantime, secretary of state john kerry declaring real progress has he wraps up four days of mideast peace talks. he is giving his assessment after sitting down with palestinian president mahmoud abbas and also benjamin netanyahu. he says he has narrowed the gap between israelis and palestinians and he says renewed peace talks are within reach. as secretary kerry heads to a security summit in southeast asia but leaving a group of aides to continue mediation efforts. >> president obama is paying tribute to former south africa president nelson mandela. he took a trip to robin island. he is visiting the prison where the leader spent 18 long years confined in a tiny cell. ed henry traveling with the president joining us live from capetown, south africa where president obama gave a speech earlier today. tell us more about that and what the president has be

a raging divide in egypt supporters and opponents of president morsy clash in street violence reportedly leaving one person dead the muslim brotherhood headquarters is set on foreign. relations cool over snow they could have put the trade pact with the u.s. labeling it as washington's instrument of blackmail political. and. disturbing brutal footage from syria appears on the web claiming to show rebel fighters beheading supporters of the. life from a new center here in moscow this is a party with the twenty four hours a day fresh clashes have erupted in egypt between president morsy backers and his opponents with reports saying a protester has been shot dead in the city of alexandria at least seventy people are said to be in injured with police using tear gas against the demonstrators rival groups are staging rallies ahead of a massive opposition protest on sunday marking the egyptian leaders first year in office true reports now from. these are not a street battles that are ranging between the uses to pool surprise and that is against him from egypt's coastal city about eccentric they s

these are the anti-morsi people. in another part of town, there's a large demonstration in support of mohamed morsi, and we're expecting large numbers of protesters outside of the hadiya palace, which is the normal home of the egyptian president, but we understand that mohamed morsi is not there now. today is sunday, the beginning of theirocairo, but i can see in the streets below, there are many few people out. many businesses are closed today out of fear of what could happen. what's interesting, though, compared to back 2 1/2 years ago when the uprising took place that ousted president hosni mubarak is you don't have the same element of fear. in january 2011, people did not know how the government would react to these protests. now people have been empowered, the opponents of mohamed morsi feel that they can bring out large numbers in the street. there are expectations that there could be violent confrontations today between the two sides but not part of the equation is the egyptian police, the muslim brotherhood,

by deepens in egypt supporters and opponents of president morsi to hold a massive rally is fueling fears of street violence as a country's leader is preparing to mark his first year in office. this is already coming to life in moscow six pm here on marina joshie welcome to the program now add word snowden has become the reason why ecuador has abandoned an agreement with its largest trading partner tito's pulled out of a preferential trade pact with the u.s. because it says washington's blackmailing it over its possible asylum over offer rather for the acts cia employee the whistleblower meanwhile is still believed to be stuck in a transit zone of moscow's sheremetyevo airport the details from marty's false cop . all nations involved in the continuing snowden saugor are walking a political and diplomatic tightrope taking really i could go on the united states now earlier this week one u.s. official claimed that preferential trade agreement between the two countries could be in jeopardy if ecuador to grant political asylum to edward snowden or again they want to help edward snowden all of

egypt tensions boiled over again this week in the run up to today's one year anniversary of mohamed morsi as rice to the presidency the armrest flared up. controversial speech given by these alarmist leader anti-government protesters clashed with morsy supporters resulting in several deaths however the largest demonstration is yet to come it's been announced for later today people are already gathering into his square the opposition is so far of willing to make any compromises and says it's determined to oust the president artie's beller true that the people at the grass roots of the dissent. every day local graffiti artists. paint a new anti government just cairo's tahrir square is latest to mark a nationwide protest sunday is in support of tomorrow meaning rebel a grassroots campaign collecting signatures calling for the resignation of president mohamed morsi how could the model but as a citizen i just want food health services and education we don't have these instead morsi gave is just three pieces of bread a day you can see by his belly he eats term in one meal. frustrated like many

here the pro-morsy crowd in tahrir square the anti-morsy crowd. both large and both ready for a confrontation. the opposition, made up of young revolutionries, old regime loyalists, and ordinary citizens fed up with fuel shortages, power cuts, a collapsing economy, and rising crime will hit the streets sunday to demand the immediate resignation of the muslim brotherhood-supported president mohammed morsy, elected a year ago in egypt's first post-revolutionary presidential vote. the president's supporters insist he must stay in power. some demonstrators have brought clubs and sticks and say they're ready for a fight. refat ali traveled from upper egypt to the capital with a message to morsy's opponents. "our patience has run out," he says. "either you back off or the only thing left to do is to attack you with one fist." brotherhood spokesman jihad haddad warns the group's supporters will not turn the other cheek. >> this time under the bounds of the law we intend to execute our right of self-defendants to protect the protesters, our buildings, and

a raging divide in egypt supporters and opponents of president morsi clash in street violence reportedly leaving one person dead while the muslim brotherhood headquarters is set. to begin brutal footage from syria appears on the web claiming to show rebel fighters beheading supporters of the assad government the top stories this hour. live from the new center here in moscow this is a party with you twenty four hours a day fresh clashes have erupted in egypt when president morsy is backers and his opponents with reports saying that a protester has been shot dead in the city of alexandria seventy people are said to have been injured with police using tear gas against the demonstrators rival groups are staging rallies ahead of a massive opposition protests on sunday marking the egyptian leaders first year in office true reports now from. these are not a street battles that are ranging between the uses to pool surprise and that is against a moment egypt's coastal city of alexandria they started this often named after demonstration by anti government protesters and so descended into not these

clashed with morsi. support is resulting in several deaths however the largest demonstration is yet to come to spain and i'm still later today the opposition is unwilling to make compromises and is determined to ice the president artie's bell true met the people at the grassroots of the descent. every day local graffiti artist mom paints a new anti government hero just as cairo's tahrir square is latest to mock nationwide protests sunday is in support of tomorrow to meaning rebel a grassroots campaign collecting signatures calling for the resignation of president mohamed morsi how could the model but as a citizen i just want food health services and education we don't have these instead morsi gave us just three pieces of bread a day you can see by his belly he eats ten in one meal. frustrated like many threw his support behind tomorrow which has gathered over eighteen million signatures they hope to install a transitional government and early presidential elections tomorrow a person's right to use can be

and draw and divide deepens in agent supporters and opponents of president morsi are gearing up for a massive rallies fueling fears of street violence as the country's leader is preparing to mark his first year in office. it is four pm in moscow you're watching joshie welcome to the program edward snowden has become the reason why ecuador has abandoned an agreement with its largest trading partner he knows pulled out of a preferential trade pacts with the u.s. because it says washington's blackmailing it over its possible asylum offer for the x. cia employee the whistleblower meanwhile is still believed to be stuck in the transit zone of moscow's sheremetyevo airport but he tales from artie's paul scott. all nations involved in the continuing snowden saugor are walking a political and diplomatic tightrope taking really i could go on the united states now earlier this week one u.s. official claimed that preferential trade agreement between the two countries could be in jeopardy if. to grant political asylum to edward snowden or again they want to help edward snowden all of those respon

tens of thousands of people have gathered today to say to president mohamed morsi they say he must be in the background you can hear trying to shout which means please leave go out he said this is a make or break day i don't know why speaking to protesters they told me that nothing's changed in the last year we've got i mean the economy worsening fuel and going to church just a great crisis in horizon rights groups are reporting abuses so i still say the police haven't been reformed they're saying that he's incapable of running this country these protests has been hard to be fooled by last week's campaigning full tomatoes which means we have to face a big mixing twenty two million signatures calling for the president. meanwhile of the president his bosses that he's staying in the setting is democratically elected and that will the only way that people can change in history to find a box basically to secular in the sentiments there at the moment is staying over at a mosque a few kilometers away and they are saying that he was voted in this is. just a mess and therefore these painted le

no mercy for morsi as he marks his first year as it gets president angry crowds demand his resignation was both opponents and supporters gearing up for mass rallies. so this week more leaks from n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden the u.s. has been blogging tapping and cyber monitoring e.u. offices in brussels washington and new york. while snowden still stranded in a moscow airport with ecuador pointing at russia to decide his fate while the kremlin says the n.s.a. leaker's case is not on its agenda at all. what you are coming to you live from the russian capital i'm marina joshing welcome to the program. egypt's boiling with anger as tens of thousands gather for a massive event and morsi rally into harir square in cairo marking his one year in power the president's supporters have also turned out in huge numbers and egyptian capital clashes are now being reported between rival rallies in another city north of cairo. well these are live pictures you're looking at from talk we're square at the moment and opposition activists are demanding the resignation of the islamist leader saying h