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people were wounded at an offcampus house. police say suspects were kicked out of the party and then came back, blazing and firing indiscriminately into the house. no arrests yet but police expect to have warrants soon. environmental protection officials have been called to the scene of this train fire in northwestern ohio. officials say 28 cars jumped the track earlier today near arcadia. each carrying approximately 13,000 gallons of ethanol. some 20 homes were evacuated. firefighte...

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next week if this stalemate continues? more street protests and n behind the scenes negotiating in egypt. day 12 of the anti-government protests there. officially 11 people are dead including an egyptian journalist. more than 5,000 people are hurt. at one point demonstrators formed a human chain to keep out army tanks and supporters of president hosni mubarak. it ended peacefully. opposition leader mohammed elbaradei has been with the protesters today. his national association for ...

repeal health care have a different take on their own insurance coverage. to the movement to install democracy in egypt now. its after 11:00 p.m. there and again the government has ordered protesters to stay off the streets and out of the squares. journalist ian lee is on the phone now from cairo. what do you see at this hour, ian? >> reporter: the protesters are still in the street and theyre still defying the curfew. theyre still very defiant. they were telling me earlier that they...

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over the last several hours. clearly things out of control now. it seems like there is no kind of authority on the streets of cairo and elsewhere in egypt. anderson, if we could bring you back in to recap, update what you have been seeing for the viewers just joining us now at 11:00 eastern time. the sun has gone down, darkness is there and there is violence erupting in the streets. anderson. >> reporter: yes, suzanne, the situation has really deteriorated, and its shocking that its be...