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few minutes. but first, we want to show you what it looks like right now in tahrir square. that is a live picture and its relatively calm, its 2:00 a.m. local time. the image is in stark contrast, though, what we saw throughout the day and into the evening tonight. rocks and tear gas flew through the air. riot police clashing with protesters who want the nations military rulers to step down immediately. officials say 35 people are dead. 3,000 injured after five days of protests. now, t...

Sandusky. he said he believes one of these cases was made by one of sanduskys family members. he said in that family there are difficulties within the immediate family, referring to some of his childrens immediate families. he said that this case did happen, as he believes, prior to the arrest but it was not reported to him until after the arrest. he denies these allegations like he does all the others right now. it is significant though. if this is found to be credible, it could raise questions...

Sorry, is it 9-9-9? >> no. >> time now for the must-read opinion pages. 42 past the hour. im going back to the dirty people. occupy our consciences. this is in the "washington post." the movement should remind itself of its greatest innovation. its slogan, we are the 99%. this is an affirmation that is trying to speak for nearly everybody. its tactics should live up to this aspiration by building support among the vast number of americans who will never show up at the encampments. elizabeth warr...

Counterattack by the police? >> according to hospital sources, it is at least 30, perhaps even 33. the number of injured, however, is around 2,000. it has certainly been a bloody period. thats what inspired people to come out in such large numbers today. particularly the televised images yesterday of the army and police rolling into tahrir square with armored personnel carriers, setting fire to some of the protesterers tens. then there was one iconic image of egyptian forces dragging what appear...

The military would still remain in charge. after that there would be even more political steps, writing a new constitution, a referendum, presidential elections. it is a process that leaves the military in charge for at least two more years and people here say because of the militarys behavior, because of continued abuses against egyptian people, detentions, convictions in military courts, they say its time to come back in to the streets and there were clashes yesterday, clashes the day before y...

before this man allegedly tried to kill president obama, he sent a tape to oprah winfrey. youll hear what he had to say. also, you remember the story of the baseball player kidnapped in ve vein zela, hes safe and back with his team. lets start right now with the break being story out of libya. where saif gadhafi has been captured apparently trying to flee. he was caught mere the algerian libya poureder. he is wanted by the criminal court. what do know? >> reporter: t.j., were joined ...

university sports program. a coach is faced on leave and we will hear from a friend of the accuser. its called 821. you probably havent heard about it. a united nations development program has become a code word for conservatives and newt gingrich is taking full advantage. >> im wolf blitzer. youre in the "situation room." first, herman cain. he certainly has become the first of the 2012 republican presidential candidates to get protection from the secret service. there are some qu...

suzanne. you have a good weekend. hello to you all. i am the aforementioned t.j. holmes in today for randi kaye. lets start with allegations at a university but we are talking about a different university this time. we are talking about syracuse. listen to this now. associate mens basketball coach bernie fine is on administrative leave while police investigate claims of child molestation that now date back to the 1980s. two step brothers say fine touched them inappropriately when the...

commissioner is 177 demonstrators arrested, and 5 officers injured. but new york mayor michael bloomberg says that isnt the real story. >> so far the real story is there have been, i think its fair to say, minimal disruptions to people and most protesters have, in all fairness, acted responsibly. >> as we said, it is coast to coast. in los angeles, about 300 protesters marched a half mile from city hall to the wells fargo center. crowds gathered in the streets of portland, oregon, thre...

job done. is it enough time to save the world from a deep recession? and the bottom line on occupy wall street. the new york court has ruled that the protesters cannot camp in the park. lets go ""outfront."" >> im erin burnett. we have breaking news. in a major turn of events, occupy wall street protesters told they cannot camp in new yorks park anymore. the protesters were evicted in the early hours of this morning and the verdict came down as dark descended this evening. the tents we...