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Nonenglish-speaking customers. how the restaurant is defending this decision. as the violence in cairo rage today, new protests elsewhere in the arab world raising concerns. also calls for more protests tomorrow and over the weekend. unrest that started in tunisia and spread to egypt threatens jordan, yemen, algeria, sudan. martin fletcher in amman, jordan. >> reporter: some resistance here in jordan among the protesters against the new cabinet the new prime minister installed. they do not accept that cabinet in particular, the new prime minister himself. they say he's more of the same. a fo...

And the protestors do not want violence, they do not want to follow violence of cairo but insist on reforms in the country. meanwhile, a meeting today between the muslim brotherhood and the new prime minister and king abdullah in jordan. that is an important move. it's the first official meeting between the king and the muslim brotherhood in a decade. that's a sign that both sides are looking for some kind of compromise. at the same time today, in yemen, demonstrations in several cities, tens of thousands of protesters called in for the immediate stepping down of the leader, the president. now...

Years of president, he's been president for more than 30 years, 30 years of president, 30 years of promises, 30 years of lies. so these cynicism that many of the protesters across the middle east are showing towards the promises of their leaders who have saying they will instill some kind of change, for instance, president mubarak in cairo, of course, saying he will not run for re-election and his son will not stand for re-election, as president either, is a great cynicism across the region at those promises and that cynicism is fueling the increasing protests across the arab world. i have to ...

Around cairo. egyptian authorities say at least 13 people have been killed, 1200 injured since yesterday's afternoon. gangs of thugs supporting president mubarak have also attacked foreigners and journalists, and the egyptian army has rounded up foreign journalists including "the washington post"'s cairo bureau chief. a million tourists have left egypt during ten days of turmoil. nbc news chief foreign corner richard engel joins me. i watched you throughout the night. can you give an assessment how it compares to around yesterday and late into the evening? >> reporter: very different scene rig...