reuters reports deputy secretary of state william burns briefed lawmakers on the decision. it says he told them the obama administration is not legally bound to conclude whether morsi's ouster was a coup or not. u.s. law prohibits financial aid to be sent to regimes that have overthrown a democratically elected government. the americans are giving egypt $1.5 billion this fiscal year. most of the money will be funneled to the military. but president obama has been taking a closer look at the funding. this week, he decided to stop the planned delivery of four f-16s. american leaders view egypt as a key partner in the middle east. the country has a peace treaty with u.s. ally israel. >>> pope francis has called for more social equality during a visit to brazil. it's the pope's first trip abroad since his selection in march. he's the first pontiff from latin america. the pope visited a slum north of rio de janeiro and spent time with residents. the slum is known for drug trading and violent crime. residents say it's poorly policed. power, water and other public services are ina

state william burns travelled to cairo to meet with the leaders of the interim government. he asked to calm the situation. russian defense officials say they are testing the com bad readiness of armed forces. they ordered the largest surprise drill since the soviet era. the defense minster said the week long exercises began saturday in the country's far east. he said about 160,000 personnel from the army, navy, and air force are taking part. military leaders have deployed an 100 tents and armored vehicles and 130 aircraft and 70 naval vessels. the pacific fleet command will send destroyers to the seas of japan. the crews will practice locating enemy submarines. president putin plans to head to the province on tuesday to view one of the drills. delegates from the north and south failed to reach an agreement on a project that benefits both economies. they have been trying to strike a deal to resume the operations. the third round of negotiations missed the mark. officials for the south korean unification ministry said the delegates asked representatives to property more opera

it came as william burns became the first u.s. official to go to egypt since morsi's ouster and addressed a news conference monday. >> only egyptians can determine their future. i did not come with american solutions nor did i come to lecture anyone. we know egyptians must forge their own have to democracy. we know this will not mirror our own and we will not try to impose our model on egypt. what the united states will do is stand behind certain asic principles, not any particular persons or personalities. issueddge in georgia has a last-minute stay of execution for men diagnosed as mentally disabled. warren hill was due to be executed monday night. under the law -- warren hill was sentenced to death for killing a fellow prisoner while serving a life sentence for murdering his girlfriend. all medical experts who have examined him agree he meets the definition of mental retardation. three who initially disagreed have since recanted. hill's lawyers have asked for the u.s. supreme court to intervene, saying his execution would viola

>>suarez: deputy secretary of state william burns was in cairo yesterday insisting that the u.s. is not taking sides. >> we know that the egyptians must forge their own path to democracy. we will not try to impose our role on egypt. what the united states will do is stand by no particular personalities or parties. >> i talked to charles sennott a short time ago. charles sennott welcome. since the confrontation that we saw in your footage egypt has sworn in a new government, the interim president has installed new cabinet ministers. is it a calmer day and night in cairo? >> it was calmer today. i think it felt like a ramadan today, where people are fasting for the holy month of ramadan. i think last night's clashes were so violent, so intense that today seemed to be a day where everyone was regrouping on some level reflecting on some level where this is headed. >>suarez: which are factions on the street? egyptians taking to the street to say what is on their mind. >> we were at the mosque which has become their headquarters and there we talked to the egyptian leadership and said

raters reports deputy secretary of state william burns briefed lawmakers on the decision. he told them the obama administration is not legally bound to conclude whether morsi's oust was a coup or not. u.s. law prohibits financial aid to be sent to regimes that have overthrown a democratically elected government. the americans are giving egypt $1.5 billion this fiscal year. most of the money will be funneled to the military. but president obama has been taking a closer look at the funding. this week he decided to stop the planned delivery of four f-16s. american leaders view egypt as a key partner in the middle east. the country has a peace treaty with the u.s. ally, israel. >>> chinese authorities have ordered a developer to suspend the construction of what could one day be the world's tallest building. they say they haven't officially approved the project. state-run television says the authorities in hunon province suspended just a few days after construction began. the developer says the building will stretch 838 -- in the sky. that would be ten meters higher than the ta

william burns took time to discuss strategy. u.s. and chinese officials will keep talking to address accusations both sides have made about cyber attacks. >> we are pursuing issues such as cyber enabled threat of through the newly created cyber working group formed under the strategic security dialogue. >> officials from the united nations should mediate. they should help set up the rules for cyber security to prevent any unnecessary disturbances. a u.s. support said china has the most active and diverse missile program. the chinese military is expanding the military of nuclear warheads that can reach the u.s. experts at the national air and space intelligence center compiled the assessment. they said china has been deploying the 31 a intercontinental ballistic missile. this has a range of 11,000 kilometers putting the u.s. mainland within reach. they are starting to deploy anti-ship missiles. they want to prevent u.s. aircraft carriers from getting near chinese waters. china is suspected to soon deploy a new submarine launched missi

do you think william burns trip to egypt will achieve anything in the short term that we will be able to see for ourselves? is he simply on an expedition to find out what is going on? >> i see it as a fact-finding mission. i do not think it has any of the goals. it might bethought to release mohamed morsi. i do not think that is one of the objectives of the visit. there has been a u.s. assessment that has invested too much in the ability to stabilize the situation in egypt. this assessment was revealed to be wrong. i think the u.s. administration from allhear directly corners and reassess its politics in egypt. >> mr. burns is not likely to turn around the military men and those behind the toppling of mohamed morsi and say you have to sort this out quickly or we will cut aid. unlikely? is in thet think it interests of the united states or the intention of the united states to cut military aid to egypt. this military aid is in the u.s. overallhe policy in the middle east. it is linked to the maintenance of the peace process and relationship between the military in the united states and

is william burns, an arabic speaker going to be pushing reconciliation. still on the streets digging in an interim government which is pushing ahead with announcing its cabinet to get that road map going. its promising supporters to get the country back on its feet. >> we know there had been arrest warrants issued for at least seven muslim brotherhood leaders today. what about morsi himself? is he under house arrest? is he formally arrested? is he being detained? has he been charged with any crime? what do we know about him? >> i think we know a lot because of what we don't know. we simply know he's being held at an undisclosed location. the government insists he's in good condition. we heard over the weekend from state media that prosecutors will be looking at complaints alleging that somehow mohamed morsi is involved in spying or the involvement of the killing of protesters. we simply don't know where those complaints came from or how they might translate into the law. but this is the point here. the one many will be looking to the interim government fo

diplomatic of state william burns expressed disappointment that china allowed edward snowden to leave hong kong for moscow. >> we were very disappointed with how the authorities in beijing and hong kong handled the snowden case, which undermined our effort to build the trust needed to manage difficult issues. >> reporter: but china's state counselor defended hong kong's actions. >> translator: with regard to the snowden affair, the central government of china has always respected the way the hong kong government handles matters. they have done everything in this case in accordance with the law and are beyond reproach. >> reporter: the u.s. government has charged snowden with disclosing details of secret u.s. surveillance programs. he's believed to be hiding out at the moscow airport. during the meeting, the u.s. government also demanded that china deal with cyber attacks on american government agencies and private companies. but the two countries achieved some positive results. these included an agreement to begin negotiating a treaty government investment. >> china announced intentio

deputy secretary of state william burns took time to discuss strategy with chinese state counselor. burns said u.s. and chinese officials will keep talking to address accusations both sides have made about cyber attacks. >> we are pursuing issues such as cyber related theft through the working group which was formed under the auspices of the security dialogue. >> yang said officials from the united nations should mediate. he said they should help set up the rules for international cyber security to prevent any unnecessary disturbances. >>> a u.s. report says china has the world's most active and diverse ballistic missile program. it says the chinese military is expanding its nuclear war heads that can reach the u.s. experts at the national air center has compiled the intense. the missile has a range of more than 11,000 kilometers putting the u.s. mainland within reach. china is beginning to deploy anti-ship missiles. they want to prevent u.s. aircraft carriers from getting near chinese waters. china is expected to deploy a new submarine-launched jl-2 ballistic missile that will let

deputy secretary of state william burns traveled to cairo to meet with the leaders of the interim government. he asked them to take measures to calm the situation. >>> the philippines has opened talks with the united states over a planned joint-use military base on the edge of the south china sea. the facility will strengthen ties between the two allies at a time when the philippine government is entangled in maritime disputes with china. nhk world reports. >> reporter: philippine ambassador to the united states on tuesday said the two sides have started senior level talks about a proposed facility at suvic bay. >> we are currently in discussions on how we can strengthen the relationship, the alliance. >> reporter: formerly the site of a u.s. navy base during the cold war, was one of the largest u.s. military facilities in asia. many philippine were opposed to the u.s. presence. and in 1992 the navy base was returned to the philippines. the area is currently being developed as a special economic zone. the philippines wants to strengthen its alliance with the united states to counterbalance t

deputy secretary of state william burns met with egypt's new leaders on monday. he said the u.s. only wants to support democracy. hours after that meeting, supporters of ousted president mohamed morsi fought with police in cairo. it was the biggest violent protest in a week. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," a mixed shopping picture for americans and new concerns for the boeing 787. ashley morrison is here in new york with that and more. good morning, ashley. >>> and good morning to you, alexis. well, asian stocks were mostly higher as a softer yen helps a a blue chip exporters. half a percent. and hong kong's hang seng was unchanged. key economic data will drive u.s. markets today. the dow jones industrial average was up almost 20 points on monday's close. the nasdaq gained 7 points. >>> new evidence suggests mixed signs for the nation's economy. the commerce department reported on monday that overall retail spending was up 0.4 of 1% in june from may. consumers bought more cars, trucks clothes and furniture but they cut back everywhere else. the decline in spending might be due to we

until now, the organization has refused to meet with, for example, william burns, the u.s. deputy secretary of state who was here for a couple of days. they said they will not meet anyone until their deposed resident mohamed morsi is released. if indeed they are meeting sometime today, it seems as though they are trying to get talks going, that some diplomacy is underway. it will be interesting to see how it develops. >> we will keep a close eye on it. thanks for joining us from cairo. hello, again. from out his or headquarters -- from al jazeera headquarters in doha. the second-in-command of the yemen-based al qaeda on the arabian peninsula has been killed in a u.s. drone strike. a spokesman confirmed the death shahiri, a saudi national who was released on guantÁnamo bay. when he won children and a cook died of food poisoning after eating a school meal -- 21 children and a coke died of food poisoning after eating a school meal. the food may have contained poisonous chemicals. proposed --he deposed resident morsi have been demonstrating and cairo. earlier there were scuffl

william burns is the first high level american official to visit since president morsi was thrown out by the military. morsi supporters continued their sit-in hoping to attract 1 million to a march later on today. >>> that deadly wave of coordinated explosions ripping through iraq. at least 38 people were killed in mostly shiite city fueling fees they're going back towards full sectarian fighting. violence has now spiked in iraq, the deadliest levels in five years. >>> there is word that nelson mandela may soon be out of the hospital. mandela remains in critical yet stable condition but the man who succeeded him as president told reporters he may be discharged to recuperate at home and his wife said he is responding to treatment, mandela turns 95 on thursday. also, overseas the journalist who first broke the story on edward snowden is sounding yet another alarm this morning. glenn says he has thousands of documents that amount to an instruction manual for how the nsa is built and how it works. snowden remains stranded in a moscow airport. he has asked russia for asylum until he can ge

william burns is the first high level american official to visit since president morsi was thrown out by the military. morsi supporters continued their sit-in in eastern cairo last night. the supporters are hoping to attract 1 million people to a march planned for later on today. >>> now to that deadly wave of coordinated explosions ripping through iraq. at least 38 people were killed in mostly shiite cities fueling fears that the country is sliding back towards full scale secotarian fighting. the bombs went off shortly before muslims broke their ramadan fast. violence has now spiked in iraq, the deadliest levels in five years. >>> there is word this morning that nelson mandela may soon be out of the hospital. mandela remains in critical yet stable condition, but the man who succeeded him as president told reporters that mandela may be discharged to recuperate at home now. mandela's wife also said recently that he is responding to treatment. mandela turns 95 on thursday. >>> also overseas, the journalist who first broke the story on edward snowden is sounding yet another alarm this mo

deputy secretary of state william burns is in cairo to talk to the new government which features two western leaning officials in key parts the former u.n. nuclear chief mohamed el baradei has now become a vice president covering foreign affairs and the country's foreign ministry as x. adoption ambassador to the u.s. bill fahmy meanwhile apartments of the muslim brotherhood have released a document on social media they say came from the group it apparently shows their own eyes ation calling for more bloodshed and there is a finding of the egyptian army middle east journalist barry nando's says the islamists still need to be involved in the political process. and the big question is what what power will they really have these civilians i mean it's really the. military are running. around the country sense. that they are somehow going to lead the muslim brotherhood. little game i think that's the big question. morsi being much more all and then he was to the opposition not trying to get a monopoly on power as he did i mean morsi played a very stupid game and in effect shot himself down

deputy secretary state william burns has already met some of the new officials in the former u.n. nuclear chief mohamed el baradei has now become a vice president covering foreign offense and the country's foreign minister is x. egyptian ambassador to the u.s. . in amman opponents of the muslim brotherhood have released a document on social media they say came from the group it apparently shows the organization calling for more bloodshed and disbanding the egyptian army the middle east jones says the islamists still need to be involved in the political transition process. and the big question is what. will they really have. these civilians i mean it's really the it's really the military are running egypt they run the country since one thousand nine hundred thirty two and to say that they're not oh somehow going to let the muslim brotherhood back in to the political game i think that's that's the big question morsi being much more. than he was to the opposition not trying to get a monopoly on power as he did i mean morsi played a very stupid game and in effect shot himself down and

burns is in cairo to talk to the new government which features two western leading officials in key posts the former u.n. nuclear chief mohamed el baradei has now become a vice president covering foreign affairs and the country's foreign minister is ex interruption ambassador to the u.s. now bill farmy meanwhile opponents of the muslim brotherhood have released a document on social media they say came from the group it's hard for you shows the organization calling for more bloodshed and they does the finding of the egyptian army journalist nanda says the islamists still need to be involved in the political process. the big question is what what power will they really have these civilians i mean it's really the it's really the military are running egypt they run their country since the nine hundred thirty two and to say that they are now somehow going to lead the muslim brotherhood back in to the political game i think that's that's the big question morsi being much more open than he was to the opposition not trying to get a monopoly on power as he did i mean morsi played a very stup

deputy secretary of state william burns has already met some of the new officials in current the former u.n. nuclear chief mohamed el baradei has now become a vice president covering foreign affairs and our country's foreign minister is next egyptian ambassador to the u.s. army opponents of the muslim brotherhood have released a document on social media they say came from the group and it apparently shows the organization calling for more bloodshed and the disbanding of the egyptian middle east journalist barry lando says the islamists still need to be involved in the political process. the big question is well what power will they really have the civilians i mean it's really the. military are running. around the country. to do and to say that they are somehow going to lead the muslim brotherhood. to the political game. that's the big question morsi being much more all and then he was to the opposition not trying to get a monopoly on power as he did i mean morsi played a very stupid game and in effect shot himself down and. in he shot his own party down at the same time and he's he's as

deputy secretary of state william burns has already met with the interim president and head all the me well despite that this is what's happening right now in egypt these are live pictures from nasr city that's just east of current where supporters of the deposed president morsi demanding his release from. the minute tree he's holding a live pictures there from current well the former u.n. nuclear chief mohamed el baradei has now become a vice president covering foreign affairs and the country's foreign minister a sex addiction ambassador to the u.s. now bill fahmy and one opponent solved the muslim brotherhood have released a document on social media they say came from the group and it apparently shows. the organization calling for more bloodshed and the disbanding of the egyptian army a middle east analyst barry lando says he is going to still need to be involved in the political process. the big question is what what power will they really have these civilians i mean it's really the it's really the military are running egypt they run the country since one thousand nine hundred thirt

deputy secretary of state william burns has already met some of the new officials in cairo the former u.n. nuclear chief mohamed el baradei has now become a vice president covering foreign affairs and the country's foreign minister is excedrin ambassador to the u.s. now bill fahmy meanwhile opponents of the muslim brotherhood have released a document on social media they say came from the group that apparently shows the organization calling for no bloodshed and they disbanding all the egyptian army the middle east journalist says the islamists still need to be involved in the political process. and the big question is what what power will they really have the civilians i mean it's really the military are running egypt they run the country since the nineteen thirty two and to say that they are no somehow going to lead the muslim brotherhood in the political game i think that's that's the big question morsi being much more. than he was to the opposition not trying to get a monopoly on power as he did i mean morsi played a very stupid game and in fact shot himself down. shot his own part

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this is deputy secretary william burns and earlier he emphasized that the united states will not be taking sides in egypt. joining us now is k.t. mcfarland. great to have you with us. the egyptian muslim brotherhood. no part of those egyptian meetings with the secretaries. is that it for the muslim brotherhood and barack obama? >> well, they have waited 80 years for their moment to take charge and they have a year ago and it totally blew it. they started grabbing all aspects of power, but most importantly they have run this economy into the ditch. >> it was already weak, but now it is in complett freefall. lou: are you surprised that they had moved money into egypt to support them? >> the first thing he did in office, mortal enemy of saudi arabia. at that point the new interim government were very close to saudi arabia and the judge similarly that these are parts of the first countries and the one that they really show up with big-money and they are trying to get this new interim government enough time so that they can get their act together. at least they now have a chance the leading mus

deputy secretary of state william burns said during his visit that the u.s. will not take sides during egypt's political turmoil why do you think the u.s. took the stance after actively backing the ousted president before the coup well they're trying to protect the long range interest of the united states if they take the position only to solve or more see the twenty million people in the street which resulted in a venture of the former for good use. who. they would lose all that support they already the opposition accuses the united states of being in cahoots with the muslim brotherhood so the long range interest of the united states is maintaining the peace treaty between egypt and israel that's their number one and the whole one point five million billion dollars was for that purpose to be very honest. in jordan and saudi arabia. to be maintained with the new leadership i think the military will go along with that but the opposition may not go along with all the demands of u.s. foreign policy interest in middle east. ok straight to greece to the world upda

this is deputy secretary william burns and earlier he emphasized that the united states will not be taking sides in egypt. joining us now is k.t. mcfarland. great to have you with us. the egyptian muslim brotherhood. no part of those egyptian meetings with the secretaries. is that it for the muslim brotherhood and barack obama? >> well, they have waited 80 years for their moment to take charge and they have a year ago and it totally blew it. they started grabbing all aspects of power, but most importantly they have run this economy into the ditch. >> it was already weak, but now it is in complett freefall. lou: are you surprised that they had moved money into egypt to support them? >> the first thing he did in office, mortal enemy of saudi arabia. at that point the new interim government were very close to saudi arabia an the judge similarly that these are parts of the first countries and the one that they really show up with big-money and they are trying to get this neinterim government enough time so that they can get their act together. at least they now have a chance the leading muslim

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this is deputy secretary williams burns. he met with egypt's interim government earlier. he emphasized at that meeting that the united states will not be taking sides in egypt. joing us fox news national security analyst, kt mcfarland. kt, great to have you with us. the egyptian -- the muslim brotherhood, no part of the egyptian meetings with the secretary. >> no. >>s that it for the muslim brotherhood and barack oba? >> well, the muslim brotherhood has waited 80 years for their moment to ta charge i a middle east country. they have a year ago and ty totally blew it. they got greedy, started grabbing all aspects of power. they started snuffing out the opposition. most importantly, they ran the onomy into the ditch. >> which, by the way x e should point out was already weak. >> was already ak. but now it is in complete free fall to the point where half the people in egypt don't have food. >> are you surprised that arab states, saudi arabia, kuwait, the united arab emirates moved money into egypt to support them? >> here's what's fascinating about the interim government. mo

this is deputy secretary williams burns. he met with egypt's interim government earlier. he emphasized at that meeting that the united states will not be taking sides in egypt. joining us fox news national security analyst, kt mcfarland. kt, great to have you with us. the egyptian -- the muslim brotherhood, no part of the egyptian meetings with the secretary. >> no. >> is that it f the muslim brotherhood and barack obama? >> well, the muslim brotherhood has waited 80 years for their moment to take charge in a middle east country. they have a year ago and they totally blew it. they got greedy, started grabbing all aspects of power. they started snuffing out the opposition. most importantly, they ran the economy into the ditch. >> which, by the way x e should point out was already weak. >> was already weak. but now it is in complete free fall to the point where half the people in egypt don't have food. >> are you surprised tha arab states, saudi arabia, kuwait, the united arab erates moved money into egypt support them? >> here's what's fascinating about the interim governm

this is deputy secretary williams burns. he met with egypt's interim government earlier. he emphasized at that meeting that the united states will not be taking sides in egypt. joining us f news national security analyst, kt mcfarland. kt, great to have you with us. the egyptian -- the muslim brotherhood, no part of the egyptian meetings with the secretary. >>o. >> is that it for the muslim brotherhood and barack obama? >> well, the muslim brotherhood has waited 80 years for their moment to take charge in a middle east country. they have a ye ago and they totally blew it. theyot greedy, started grabbing all aspects of power. they started snuffing out the opsition. most importantly, they ran the economy into the ditch >> which, by the way x e should point out was already weak. >> was already weak. but now it is in complete free fall to the point where half the people in egypt don't have fd. >> are you arab states, saudi arabia, kuwait, the united arab emirates moved money into egypt to support them? >> here's what's fascinating about the interim government. morsi, the musl

this is deputy secretary williams burns. he met with egypt's interim government earlier. he emphasized at that meeting that the united states will not be taking sides in egypt. joining us fox news national security analyst, kt mcfarland. kt, great to have you with us. the egyptian -- the muslim brotherhood, no part of the egyptian meetings with the secretary. >> no. >> is that it for the muslim brotherhood and barack obama? >> well, the muslim brotherhood has waited 80 years for their moment to take charge in a middle east country. they have a year ago and they totally blew it. they got greedy, started grabbing all aspects of power. they started snuffing out the opposition. most importantly, they ran the economy into the ditch. >> which, by the way x e should point out was already weak. >> was already weak. but now it is in complete free fall to the point where half the people in egypt don't have food. >> are you surprised that arab states, saudi arabia, kuwait, the united arab emirates moved money into egypt to support them? >> here's what's fascinating about the interim

the secretary of state william burns is in cairo for the first time -- high-level egyptian talk since the ouster of president morsi. on sunday, a muslim brotherhood spokesperson mocked the u.s. for refusing to grant morsi's ouster a coup, which would in turn jeopardize $1.3 billion in u.s. military aid. not about president morsi being released or even about his personal safety, but protecting the democratic choices of the egyptian people and the ballot box choice where they stood for hours in the sun. this is about protecting the will of the people and not allowing the military were sanctioning a military coup while the u.s. is afraid to use that word still. >> on sunday, the head of egypt's armed forces defended morsi's ouster saying the military was enforcing popular will. the interim egyptian government continues to form a new cabinet. on sunday, the veteran diplomat albert dave was sworn in as egypt's -- elbaradei was sworn in as egypt's interim. the texas senate has given final approval to the anti-choice measure initially blocked by senator wendy davis and a people's filibuster

exactly the kind of scene william burns did not want today. he has met with the interim government. he said the u.s. wants an elected democracy. we'll have to see how it impacts the interim government. tonight they call the supporters out in tahrir square. we are for the pro morsi crowds. with the clashes like i've just seen. >>> our fifth story, asiana airline suing over a racist prank. the airline involved in the crash that you see there says it will sue an oakland television station after it mistakenly aired false names. they said the names which spelled out phrases that sounded like something wrong, holy expletive and we too low were confirm by one of the agency's summer interns. they insist he did not make up the name. no one saw or heard those names thought they were real. this is just my interpretation here. this is way beyond an intern issue. stephanie miller and others are with me. you are an attorney, a practicing attorney. do you think asiana has a case? >> this is ridiculous. this is as close to frivolous as you get. they're worried about the reputation being hurt? how a

william burns is the first high-level official since morsi was thrown out by the military. morsi supporters continued their sit-in. in eastern cairo last night. the supporters are hoping to attract 1 million people for a march planned later today. >>> egypt had a new vice president now. he is mohamed elbaradei. he led the main opposition group. in criticism much of the muslim brotherhood. if he looks familiar, he won a nobel peace prize. as head of the international atomic energy agency. >>> as nsa whistleblower edward snowden awaits asylum in the moscow airport, we're hearing from glenn greenwald. the journalist who broke the story. and he says snowden has more documents that could be more damaging. for the u.s. than anything he's released so far. he says that snowden has chosen not to release them. greenwald claims that snowden's leaks were only meant to alert americans, that information they thought was private was not. >>> an event for superfast motorcycles turned deadly after one racer lost control of his bike. 44-year-old bill warner of florida was going 285 miles per

. >> reporter: meanwhile, william burns, the state department's number two official, held closed door briefings with key members of the house and senate defense, intelligence and appropriations committees to explain why the u.s. needs to stay engaged in egypt and not cut off aid. senator bob corker came out of that briefing and said that the administration as of now has not yet determined whether or not a coup took place in egypt. >> jennifer, thank you. >>> the mother of one of the four americans killed in the benghazi terror attack last september, shawn smith, was asked about a familiar refrain that the obama administration has been repeating in the last few days about phony scandals. here's patricia smith from "your world with neil cavuto" today. >> it's not fake, my son is dead. why is he dead? all i'm waiting for even to this date is for someone to get back to me and tell me what happened. why did hillary do what she did? why was there no security there when there was supposed to be? and who was the general or whoever it was that called back the troops when they were going to hel

deputy secretary of state william burns is the first senior american official to visit cairo since the army ousted president mohammed morsi. burns met today with the interim president and the head of the military. afterward, he said the u.s. wants all sides to work together, so egypt can succeed. burns' arrival in cairo came as thousands of islamist supporters of ousted president mohammed morsi demonstrated again. they waved flags and pictures demanding his return to power. u.s. officials insisted today president obama remains committed to arming rebels in syria. they played down a "new york times" report that the effort is much more limited than first discussed. the report said the c.i.a. will provide only small arms, on a limited basis, and that it could take months for the program to affect the battlefield. the full u.s. senate went behind closed doors this evening in a bid to avoid all-out fracture over filibusters and senate rules. democratic leader harry reid said republicans must allow confirmation of seven presidential nominees they've blocked so far. if not, reid says majority

the deputy secretary of state william burns is meet with egypt's interim president adly mansour. the visit takes place just hours after three people were killed and 17 more were wounded in egypt's north sinai province. suspected militants were using rocket-propelled grenades to attack a police car, but missed and hit the bus that the victims were on. all right. i'm told now that eric holder is getting a hug from alexis herman. old friends. he's going to be speaking out on what's going on. let's hear what he has to say. i'm sure he's going to thank the women of the delta sigma theta sorority first. >> good afternoon deltas. >> good afternoon! >> thank you secretary herman for those very kind words. and thank you all for such a warm welcome. it's a privilege to join all of you. president butler mcintyre, national social action co-chairs watkins, ladimore and boyd. and every member of your executive committee and the executive board in celebrating delta sigma theta's centennial year here in our nation's capital. and not far from where the sorority was founded. but as you heard, it's