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CNN The Situation Room August 15, 2013 21:05:00

after a telephone briefing with his national security team on the escalating violence in egypt, president obama emerged from vacation mode in an effort to jolt that country s interim military government off what he called a dangerous path. the egyptian people deserve people. reporter: cancelling bright star, a long time joint biannual military exercise set for next month. our traditional cooperation cannot continue as usual when civilians are being killed in the streets and rights are being rolled back. reporter: this stepped up pressure comes amid calls to suspend the $1.3 billion in annual u.s. military aid to egypt, something that would be virtually automatic if the white house would call the military ouster of former president morsi a coup. but the obama administration has dug in its heels, insisting it would not be in the best interest of the u.s. does anyone in this building feel that perhaps it was a

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20130814:23:30:00

time for the top of the news. deplorable. that s what secretary of state john kerry called the violence in egypt today. government officials say almost 300 people are dead. more than 1400 others hurt. demonstrators have been camping out for weeks protesting the military ouster of president mohammed morsi last month. today the government made good on its threat to clear those camps. moving in with armored cars and bulldozers. egyptian tv reports some protesters fired at security forces as they moved none the camps. 40 security forces thought to have died. look at this, a witness says it s a police car plunging off a bridge. tonight, the u.s. is condemning the violence. threatening to call of a military exercise with the egyptians and reviewing u.s. aid to egypt of more than a billion dollars annually. leland vittert with an update from our middle east newsroom tonight. leland? right now in cairo, shepard, a very tense calm

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CNN CNN Newsroom July 15, 2013 15:13:00

people to evade and possibly replicate that sort of surveillance. but he insists that snowden does not want that information to be made public, michaela. this as we still await word on where he s actually going to get asylum if he gets it at all. phil black, thank you very much. let s move to cairo now. pro and anti-government protesters continue to pack the streets. this as the number two diplomat in the u.s. state department meets with interim government o officials. deputy secretary of state william burns is the first high-level u.s. official to visit cairo since the military ouster of president mohamed morsi. nick patton walsh joins us live from cairo. we say hi to you. tell us what is the scene in the streets there today in cairo? reporter: well, behind me the anti-morsi protests for so many days fill tahrir square. they re really ebbing at this point. their supporters say pretty much they ve won, they re able to go home. but across town what s key is the pro-morsi crowds se

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CNN State of the Union July 7, 2013 16:01:00

we re awaiting a news conference. and we ll bring to you live when it happens. meanwhile, the flight data record ers have arrived at the lab and investigators have started downloading the material. ntsb chairman told cnn they would be reviewing data and interviewing the pilots in the days to come. the death toll stands at two. 182 injured. we ll continue to follow the story. and half a world away, the growing turmoil in egypt. a country long considered a key middle key to middle east stability. and now a country divided in the wake of military ouster of its islamic government. we re seeing more demonstrations and perhaps clashes between supporter of morsi and thouthos

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20130729:18:02:00

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20130729:18:02:00
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