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>> how should the u.s. get involved? >> it started on the internet but the government still blacking out online communication and cell service. word of what is happening on the ground, will that get out? we will find out with "fox and friends" starting right now. >>alisyn: good morning, this is a big breaking news at "fox and friends" with a start news alert, protesters are back on the streets in cairo chanting antigovernment slogans and clashing with police. the protesters, profits coming after...

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Mubarak is head of the armed forces. and theyre letting them express their feelings. after the brutal thety and the beatings and the tea gas yesterday and you dont see any of that right now. >> saad, thank you so much for joining us. protesters are feeling more comfortable. the question is, of course, how long will this last? joining us now, with thank you very much, indeed, is aradj. social security aas is on the ground saying today in alexandria, the demonstrators are gathering, theyre smiling...

Down and join the protests. back to you guys. life life they are not satisfied by the cabinet resigning. the police have withdrawn from cairo. the military is there. how big a difference does that make? the police are responsibility for much of the violence and the military has been peaceful. >> i have not seen with my eyes or heard of reports of violence from the army. i witnessed police brutality with plain clothes policemen that mingled in the crowd yesterday and beat people. i would say they...

Different issue. there are reports coming in of tear gas and gunfire. in alexandria, there are reports that live ammunition was used. egypts central bank will close tomorrow. the university will close. the pyramid res closed. and tourists are being advised against all but essential travel to egypt. some egyptians are trying to get out and there are some rumors that flights are being chartered to bring people home, but the government in the uk is currently saying it has no serious evacuation plan...

Options? good morning, everyone. im alex witt and welcome to msnbc saturday. lots of breaking news were following for you right now. lets get to the scene on the streets in cairo today. president hosni mubaraks cabinet has resigned on his orders but demonstrators are still taking to the streets by the tens of thousands by some estimates. the death toll has risen to at least 38 with this fifth day of protests under way right now. about 2,000 people have been wounded. joining us from london, with ...

Fall of president hosni mubarak. its quite ironic. we saw some of the soldiers on the tanks shaking hands with protesters. we dont know whether that signals a change in position of the army. its difficult to say. but we have to watch out and see how that develops. the presence and developments here in cairo. no police in the streets. hosni has announced that the cabinet has been dissolved. we see flags and people calling for freedom and democracy. these people are protesting against corruption. ...

Predictable for business. the current president and this discussion of a transition to his son, this was the plan for the business community investing in the market of 80 million consumers with growth of 5% to 6% and now as we discussed on richards show last night, you speak to some bankers saying its a coin toss. we dont know which way it will go. today will be an indicator of the public unrest and the public feeling well beyond cairo. people coming from the suburbs on this friday. a lot to tal...

Charles. >> what do we hear about the leadership? as far as we know, where are mubarak? presumably he is still in cairo. are we hearing from the government at all? >> reporter: as far as we know, yesterday, hosni mubarak was in sham el shake. his son was here in cairo and also a press conference yesterday by the ruling party here in cairo and sort of said that it was willing to talk to some of the protesters, but also, felt that most of these protests were coming from a couple of what they call ...

Lost more than 10% by the close and its down 20% for the year. the market, of course, is closed on fridays. well, the egyptian nobel reform activist returned to egypt to take part in protests today. a facebook group puts the total number of sbepded participants at more than 80,000. frederick pleitgren is following it all from cairo. we understand the government is doing what it can to cut communications and stop the protests and arrested large numbers of people. right? >> reporter: certainly h...