relates criticism of the verdict. mohamed fadel fahmy, peter greste and mohammed badr were sentenced to three years in prison for spreading false news. al jazeera rejects the accusations and demands release >>> egypt is saying it will hold elections in october and november, allowing voters to elect parliament for the first time in three years, the parliament was dissolved by a court in june 2012, the president abdul fatah al-sisi held legislative power, and the planned proof of a commitment to democracy. >> saudi arabia will hold elections, for the first time women will be on the ballot and able to vote. 200 women showed interest in running. one spoke so al jazeera today. ed. >> it's a stepping stone. we believe we view our tradition very much. the way of change is revolutionary, we believe we take time and steps towards the change. >> since the registration opening days ago. 16 women signed up to cast ballots. a lack of awareness among women is to blame for the low numbers. >> the iranian nuclear deal will be an the agenda when president obama meets with saudi arabia. it will be the fi

journalists in egypt. baher mohamed, mohamed fahmy, and peter greste were found glif aidinguilty of aiding a terrorit organization. claims they and al jazeera deny. >> secretary general's stance is clear to all including the egyptian authorities. the secretary-general has brought up the case of these journalists and other incarcerated journalists, in many of his bilateral meetings. he will continue to raise the case of incarcerated journalists. as i said both quietly and sometimes more vocally. >> two british journalists and an iraqi fixer working for vice news, are accused by a turkish judge of being members of i.s.i.l. they have been filming clashes between security forces and youth members of the procushedzh pkk. no date has been fixed but their trial date is weeks away. >>> peru, the world's largest producer of cocaine, allows it s military to shoot down suspected drug planes. shipped out on small planes to bolivia and brazil, this route is used to supply routes further afield to africa and europe. >>> barona sanchez joined a special drug unit. >> after a tip from an informant m

how my life works from here on. it defines my life. but particularly for baher and fahmy, it makes it impossible to look beyond that point. it really defines everything. to where you build up say good-bye oyour kids and wife as baher did earlier today, to not know whether you're going back into prison that makes it an incredibly difficult way to live and to have another adjournment is very difficult. i was just talking to them on skype and for them too, the whole family it's tough. everyone has built up to this moment. it's been such a long fight and it's been a fight that's engaged everyone's energy, it sucked out all of the time that anyone in the family has had over the past 18 months. and so we all thought it would be over today. we all thought that we would at least know what the situation was and then we would at least be able to plan and move on with our lives. it hasn't happened and again for this delay is really difficult for them all. >> charles trendell the active manager of al jazeera said, "we are just waiting for justice to be done." >>> the nuclear deal that iran scut w

fahmy were sentenced to three years in prison. they and al jazerra deny the allegationses. >> there has never been any evidence presented in the first trial or the second to confirm any of the allegations against us. in fact, i would like to publically challenge the prosecutor to present evidence of anything that we produced that was falsified. >>> malaysia's prime minister has criticized demonstrators. they want him to resign and the amid corruptions allegations but the prime minister said their actions are not sensible. he's saying the street protests are not the right champion to voice their concerns. wayne hay reports from koala lumpur. >> reporter: they converged on the center in the 10s of thousands. calling for the resignation of prime minister. it hasn't happened yet. but the leaders of the owe called movement say their protest can be still be called a success. >> in the name of parliament for them to put in. [ inaudible ] in par lamb. this is really a message, a true signal to the prime minister that he need to go. >> reporter: behshi means clean. the protesters say the prime m

career is but particular or baher and fahmy, they walk away as free men or go back into prison. it really defines everything and to be in this position where you build up, you say goodbye to your wife and kids as baher did earlier today, not knowing whether you'll see them at the end of the day or go back into prison, that makes an incredibly tough way to have to live. to have another adjournment is really difficult. i was just talking to them on skype as we watched it. for the whole family, it's tough. everyone has built up for this moment. it's been such a long fight and it's been a fight that's engaged everyone, everyone's energy. it sucked out all the time that anyone in the family has had over the past 18 months, and so we all thought it would be over today. we all thought that we would at least know the situation and at least be able to plan and move on with our lives. it just hasn't happened and again for this delay, it's really difficult for all. >> secretary of state says the recent nuclear deal with iran will make the world a safer place. john kerry is on the way to the middle e

brotherhood. peter greavedder bahar mohamed and mohammedded familia fahmy we sentenced to three nears in prison they have denied the accusations. >> there is never any evidence that the prosecutor presented eighth third first trial or the second to confirm any of the allegations against us. and, in fact, i would like to publically challenge the prosecutor to present evidence of anything that we produced that was falsified. >>> lebanese security forces say 10 people were arrested during saturday's demonstration in the capital. police pushed back protesters who tried to set fire to barricades in front of the government head quarters in beirut. it is the second weekend of mass rallies which began as a protest against rubbish piling up on the street. the demonstration has become a wider campaign against the government which protesters say is corrupt and ineffective. >>> mark dow is electorate at the university of beirut and also one of the organizers of this protest movement and joins us now live via skype from beirut. thanks for being with us on the program. this protest -- >> thank you for

sentences to the three men. one, mohamed fahmy, who is also canadian has been represented by amal clooney who blasted the egyptian government for the ruling. >> the verdict today sent a very dangerous message in egypt. it sends a message that journalists can be locked up for simply doing their job, for telling the truth and reporting the news. >> clooney's reputation for conquering courtrooms as a human rights lawyer was somewhat eclipsed when she conquered hollywood's most famous bachelor. >> amal, whatever alchemy it is that brought us together, i couldn't be more proud to be your husband. >> since her 2014 wedding to george clooney, amal has been stealing the show on red carpets and magazine covers and getting a shoutout at the golden globes for her long list of accomplishments even though george was the honoree. >> so tonight, her husband is getting a lifetime achievement award. >> reporter: but now as the fight to free the al jazeera staff surges back into the spotlight, amal is taking charge here, too. leading the international outcry against a regime widely condemned for go

al jazeera journalists. he sentenced mohammed fahmy, peter gresta to prison. more news right after this break. >>> welcome back to "cnn newsroom." the man who shot and killed two young u.s. journalists apparently identified with terrorists. >>> vester flanagan fired 17 rounds from a glock pistol when he killed alison parker and adam ward. >> my job as governor is to keep our community safe. when you dropped off a loved one at school or work, you want to know that you've done everything you possibly can to keep those communities safe. we lose on average, 89 individuals a day to gun violence. there are too many guns in america. and there's clearly too many guns in the wrong hands. that shopping plaza where the shooting happened reopened on friday. a memorial for ward and parker has been set up in front of the chamber of commerce. >>> to texas, a sheriff's deputy was killed after he was ambushed at a gas station. a man walked up to the deputy on friday night and shot him execution style. the gunman kept firing after goforth fell to the ground. here's a picture of the suspect. they say