flew into a rage over a packet of nuts has been found guilty of violating aviation safety. first the judge in the retrial of two al jazeera journalists has released them on bail. mohamed fahmy and baher mohammed will now be freed after 411 days in detention in cairo. they had been in court on the first day of their retrial accused of colluding with the outlawed muslim brotherhood. they both deny the charges. their colleague was freed and deported on february 1. he d spent 400 days behind bars, they re trial will resume february 23. we have a report. al jazeera english s cairo bureau chief mohamed fahmy and producer baher mohammed were arrested september 29, 2013. initially it was believed to be temporary and based on accreditation problems. within days, egypt s top prosecutor announced they were held on terror-related charges. the journalist and al jazeera network rejected the charges of aiding the muslim brotherhood. so did the global media community. protestors around t
greeks show support for their new government, but debt talks with the e.u. have failed so far. an egyptian court grand two al jazeera journalists bail. mohamed fahmy and baher mohammed have been detained 411 days accused of colluding with the outlawed muslim brotherhood chars they and al jazeera deny. their colleague australian peter greste was freed and deported february 1 after spending 400 days behind bars. their trial will resume on february 23. we have a report. al jazeera english s cairo bureau chief mohamed fahmy and producer baher mohammed were arrested on september 29, 2013 alongside correspondent peter greste. initially, their detention was believed to be temporary based on problems with their media accreditations. within days, they were held on terrorism charges alleging they were aiding the outlawed muslim brotherhood. the journalists and al jazeera rejected the charges. so did the global media community, protestors around the world demonstrating in solidari
the korean air executive who flew into a rage over a pack of nuts is found guilty over a violation of air safety. greeks show support for their new government, but debt talks with the e.u. have failed so far. first and eception court released to al jazeera journalists on bail, mohamed fahmy and baher mohammed were detained 411 days in cairo. they re accused of colluding a the outlawed muslim brotherhood charges they and al jazeera deny. their clothing, australian peter greste was freed and deported february 1. he d suspended 400 days behind bars. the trial will resume on february 23. victoria reports. al jazeera english s cairo bureau chief mohamed fahmy and baher mohammed were arrested december 29, 2013 always peter greste correspondent. originally it was believed to be temporary and based on bureaucratic problems with media accreditation. within days, egyptian s top prosecutor announced they were held on terror related charges alleging they were aiding the outlawed
underwater paradise we ll take a dive on a corral reef threatened by human destruction. hello. an egyptian court has granted bail to two al jazeera journalists. mohammed fahmy and baher mohamed have been detained for 411 days in a cairo prison. they are accused of colluding with the outlawed muslim brotherhood. charges they and al jazeera deny. their colleague, peter greste was freed and deported on february 1st. the trial will resume on february 23rd february 23rd . this could be the beginning of an end. mohammed fahmy and baher mohamed have been granted bail at the start of their retrial. [ applause ] reporter: baher mohamed was asked by the judge to a security bond of around $33,000. we ll abide by everything in the egyptian law, and i m sure he is being vindicated by this and completely vindicated later on in this case. everything was possible but we wanted to keep ourselves, you know, like not too excited or and just expect wanted to expect the worst but we
to take back military intervention. also ahead: now that i know the finish is near, i can finally have a hot shower and warm bath. the winner of the yukon arctic ultra marathon. first ukraine s president says troops have pulled out of the eastern town of debaltseve in what he described as a planned and peaceful way. they were surrounded by pro-russian rebels. fighting in the town continued despite a ceasefire. debaltseve s become a key prize for the pro-russian separatists. it s at the intersection of two major highways that link separatist territories in the east. its rail hub is also important for delivering coal supplies. loss of the town represents a serious defeat for ukrainian troops. i don t know, our commanders didn t tell us whether it s a retreat or rotation. they told us that change our position because our unit had been there quite a long time and we had quite a lot of losses, so they took the position that we should leave our position. the press kept