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Guto one and a minute later, it s a different price. then when you are trying to do emails altwork, they start to send you stuff. eric: don t email at work email you are online, reading stories and they start to send you flyers. eric: well, it s just beginning. christmas is on its way. so. let s get back to the news. eric: egypt. that s the top of the news. a new wave of violence has gripped that. president muhammad morsi s power grab has set off more clashes and protests. where does egypt go from here. and an american professor, behind bar fist argentin aconvicted of smuggling cocaine. he says, he is the victim of a scam involving a bikini model. what s the truth here? we will take a closer look. everyone believes he was set up. it looks like he made a bad decision to accept a bag that she shouldn t have accepted. ....
good to see you, thank you. thank you. a fox news alert. egyptian president muhammad morsi trying to calm a new uprising, saying his latest decree is temporary. police in cairo, using tear gas, angry with the decree. morsi has given himself almost absolute power by placing himself above all oversight. welcome to a brand-new hour of america s news headquarters. eric: both supporters of the president, promising massive marches. the government wants to turn out a million people for a protest supporting him on tuesday. we go to steve hariggan, live from cairo. hi, steve. reporter: eric, the number of protesters who are against the president, who think he is trying to put himself above the law, but issuing a decree say ....
eric: new concerns over the effect of muhammad morsi s latest decree on the nation. hundreds of protesters have been clashing with egyptian police for a third straight day. and more massive demonstrations, both for and against morsi are planned for the coming week. will morsi s power grab plunge egypt into a new round of uncertainty and shake up the fragile middle-east? or could he back down? aaron david miller is the adviser to the woodrow wilson center. thank you for joining us. pleasure to be here. eric: are you surprised at morsi, what he did? and how it is now unfolding in egypt? the good news is you have a civilian, in theically elected ....
He is governing egypt and he has to worry about the economy tanking. i wouldn t rule out a deal between the military and muslim brotherhood. may seem like they are opposites but they may find a way of living together that excludes the pro democracy fashiction wh is the smallest operating in egypt now. the military and brotherhood may have different objectives. that would be the worst outcome of all. why would that be? because it would give the brotherhood political dominance inside egypt. i think that would call into question the camp david accord with israel, a peace treaty we have relied on from middle eastern stability for the past 30 years. it would put more see in a position as head of the brotherhood to aid hamas and other radical groups through out the arab world. that would be for u.s. pro ....