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Cairo coming up. and students as young as six are getting tickets for misbehaving in class from the police. is this a good idea to send kids home from school to the courthouse? we report. you decide. curtis: welcome back to geico radio, its savings, on the radio. gecko: kate from mill valley, its all yours. kate: well, im shopping for my first car. gecko: nice! i do hope youll choose geico and save a good bit of cash... curtis: what color is the car? i bet youd look great in a blue car. kate: no...

Crisis. and watch him very, very closely, appointed vice-president today and were efforting a picture as we saw, but thats a powerful dude. you probably heard about the bedlam at cairo airports and people who are doing everything they can to get out of egypt. easier said than done. no planes are getting in or out and i would suggest that the former security director of israel et al. airlines, what do you recommend to your people who are still in egypt? >> unfortunately, most of the israeli touri...

Returned to the country. the death toll from the last five das -- days of rioting is 35 and thousands are hurt filling local hospitals. egyptians are fed up with crushing poverty. unemployment. and corruption of 30 years of mubarak rule. >> for more on the situation of what is going on on the ground, fox news radio reporter joins us live from cairo. tell us the scene at this hour. >> good morning. i am looking over my hotel balcony in central cairo at the square where major demonstration. and un...

Pyramids. banking infrastructure was the only thing the government left up and running. >> for more on the situation on what is new this morning, we are joined on the phone by fox news radios reporter in cairo. what can you tell us? >> good morning, the protests game momentum marching from the ministry of information alongside the square chanting over and over "mubarak must leave," "the people are with the army," and "our blood and hope for the people," against the smoldering ruins of the nation...

Section of society. i talked to a man who speaks perfect english who has a ph.d. and i have seen youth walking with no shoes, the level of poverty is unbelievable. most people in this population of over 80 million live under poverty line of a few dollars a day. but people, and the other thing that must be stressed, if any time someone gets aggressive or angry the crowd calms them down. they are determined to make this peaceful. the difference you are seeing in your video and what i see happening...

Hands with gloves, they are in the crowd. this is very significant. women like that dont often come out in public especially mingling with men. you see young men and university students, poor people, people that are bringing their children into the streets holding their hands and what we are seeing today which we did not see year the egypting in appear -- egyptian flag appearing as they walk around toward the square. they are gathering momentum and gathering more people. >>clayton: thank you fro...

Peaceful. we have enormously close ties with the egyptian military and its a real point of strategic leverage for the united states. we dont need that stability disrupted by having the muslim brotherhood in power. and we dont know exactly what the extent of their support is among the egyptian people. we know that they have been capable in the past of terrorist acts and they have assassinated sadat in 1981 and they are a well organized group of radicals poised to take advantage of turmoil and ins...

>> mike viqueira, thank you very much. well speak with you again. richard engle is joining me live from cairo. another good day to you. i can hear the crowds pipt sounds even louder than we did last hour. are you seeing a gathering crowd and those numbers swelling? >> reporter: the numbers are swelling. the egyptian army has been called into the streets to try and impose a curfew that is supposed to start in less than an hour from now. there are absolutely no indications that the protesters or...

Cairo. i dont see at this moment any problem as long as the army is supporting there. >> neil: is it your sense that american personnel who want to get out of there arent going to get out of there because-- in the conventional way. should we send military planes in to get them out, send in helicopters and b-52s to get out americans? >> without agreement, the egyptians, i dont think the country will make this kind of mistake by sending the airlines to fly or military aircraft to evacuate their pe...

Displaying them right now. richard engle, thank you very much from cairo. we hope to see you again. americans are planning protests across the united states today to show solidarity for egyptians. protests planned today include evens at the united nations in new york and at egypts embassies in washington and chicago. more on the continued protests in egypt. well have a live report from the center of cairo where those protests are happening. is there any scenario where hosni mubarak would willi...