Kerry Urges Stability During Egypt Visit
Says U.S. in committed to working with military-backed rulers
US Secretary of State John Kerry has called for an end to all violence in Egypt and urged moves to full democracy on his first visit to the country since President Mohammed Morsi was ousted.
"History has demonstrated that democracies are more stable, viable and prosperous than any alternative," he told a news conference.
"With stability comes tourism and investment, and with both come jobs."
He said the US was committed to working with Egypt's military-backed rulers.
