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Mont belvieu. this is 35 miles east of houston. apparently the explosion happened right around noon central time. this facility stores natural gas liquids, and the personnel on site, according to the company spokesperson, on site and trained to deal with this kind of situation, trained to control this fire. according to the spokesperson from enterprise solutions, one person has not been accounted for but at least that individual was seen leaving the facility. one school in the area though has been told the shelter in place. as soon as we get details i'll pass them along. now to egypt. this is ...

Arabis blog is joining us. obviously, you have seen the developments unfold in the last week or so, and i understand life in cairo is beginning to get back to normal, even the garbage collector came by in weeks. what did he say to you? >> that's right. the public opinion is divided in egypt. you have an amazing scene where i am where you have a lot of people who feel they are coming together as one people due to the departure of president mubarak. outside of this place, there is a different feeling, a feeling of anxiety, how long this will week. the garbage collector was saying how long is thi...

Christians stood shoulder to shoulder with muslims, holding a cross and koran, demanding mubarak's resignation. what do you call this? >> revolution. >> reporter: it's a revolution? >> yes. >> reporter: but a day earlier, these egyptian revolutionaries shifted their tactics to face a new, far more dangerous threat. you have people sitting outside your barricades. >> yes. >> reporter: why? >> to face the tanks. >> reporter: why do you have to face the tanks? >> to stop them. >> reporter: the men of the barricades fear egyptian soldiers may use force to kill their revolution. to prevent that, th...

He stole the super bowl. he stole the show. he has a great story. just an adorable kid. we wish him all the best. >> we do. doctors say his outlook is good. >> great. thank you. >> sure. top of the hour, i'm suzanne malveaux. let's get you up to speed. anti-government protesters form a human chain around cairo's tahrir square. their numbers are smaller today. they're vowing they're not going to leave. projectors rejected this weekend's democracy talks as a government ploy. >> it was raining. it was cold here last night. >> yes, yes, yes, yes. >> and all that -- stand and tired and we will co...

Afternoon. right now, if i look around, still a good 4,000, 5,000 people here on that square. you'll see people coming and going, however, they are still out there in masses. the people have been telling us that they have no intention of going home until hosni mubarak steps down. they are, of course, following the political developments going on. all these talks between the government and opposition groups. there's a lot of people i spoke to down there, suzanne, who tell me they don't want anybody even from the established representing parties representing them at all. they want hosni mubarak ...