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louis and "newshour" political editor david chalian explain what the upset means for president obamas sinking political fortunes. >> brown: then, ray suarez examines the congressional probe of a failed solar-panel company that received federal loan guarantees worth half a billion dollars. >> ifill: from cairo, margaret warner reports on the rise of egypts oldest and most established islamic movement, in the aftermath of the arab spring. >> now the muslim brotherhood, long confined to o...

warner reports on the rise of egypts oldest and most established islamic movement, in the aftermath of the arab spring. >> now the muslim brotherhood, long confined to only social and religious service, could soon become the dominant force in the government. >> brown: and we assess the looming showdown at the united nations as palestinian officials push for statehood and a vote in the general assembly. thats all ahead on tonights "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour has been ...

warner reports on the rise of egypts oldest and most established islamic movement, in the aftermath of the arab spring. >> now the muslim brotherhood, long confined to only social and religious service, could soon become the dominant force in the government. >> brown: and we assess the looming showdown at the united nations as palestinian officials push for statehood and a vote in the general assembly. thats all ahead on tonights "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour has been ...

york one correspondent errol louis and "newshour" political editor david chalian explain what the upset means for president obamas sinking political fortunes. >> brown: then, ray suarez examines the congressional probe of a failed solar-panel company that received federal loan guarantees worth half a billion dollars. >> ifill: from cairo, margaret warner reports on the rise of egypts oldest and most established islamic movement, in the aftermath of the arab spring. >> now the muslim br...

Plunged the african nation into civil war. he surrendered today after french troops stormed his compound. state media are reporting 11 people were killed and more than 100 were injured after an explosion struck a subway station in the capital minsk. back in this country, a guilty plea from the man accused of trying to help bomb washington-area subway stations last year. farouk ahmed got 23 years in prison. oil giant bp will pay $30 million to seven counties in floridas panhandle over the n...

He surrendered today after french troops stormed his compound. state media are reporting 11 people were killed and more than 100 were injured after an explosion struck a subway station in the capital minsk. back in this country, a guilty plea from the man accused of trying to help bomb washington-area subway stations last year. farouk ahmed got 23 years in prison. oil giant bp will pay $30 million to seven counties in floridas panhandle over the next three years. the grant is aimed at help...

What form will this egyptian leadership takes and will those pro democracy activists be satisfied. >> i want you to join me in questioning an expert on whats going on, profess ter tra rec massoud, john f. kennedy school of government joining us on the phone. tell us what you think right now. i dont know if you have any inside information on what president mubarak is going to do. give us a little sense of history. >> yeah, i dont have any sense -- any inside information, but if in fact the presid...

Happened. until mubarak has actually addressed his people or until his wheels are up, out of there. chris matthews, youve seen these events, perhaps on a smaller scale, as we all have in the past, this is extraordinary. >> i think churchill wrote this in one of his marlboro books, history reaches a point and then it starts again. and were at one of those moments. this is continuity, its something new. and in egypt, this has been a military decision, in 1953 when nasr came and in and they dumped ...

Dumped the old poetentate, farouk, they gave them nationalism with nasr, and with sadat, they gave them pride. and all these years it was the military promoting these people to be head of state. my bets on tantwari, the defense minister, hes the one that called the meeting of the military council. suleiman was not at that meeting. i think hes yesterday. theyve got to take out the trash if theyre going to lead or even be part of this revolution. my sense is that rachels dead right about this musi...

Authority or power to suleiman. think its most probably the case. military is there to say it will support that. >> let me ask you, mohammed, about this whole question of authority. i mean, theres a difference between authority true legitimate authority and power with a gun, and i guess i want you to go through this right now. at this moment, two groups that seem to have authority in egypt are, one, the military, because of its long history of fighting for egypt against its enemies, and also for...