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Government offices and police stations. this is amateur video. fox cannot verify tie the all then advertisity. no foreign press has been allowed in libya, so it is extremely difficult to confirm anything. there are reports of sniper and military aircraft firing live ammunition on crowds of protesters. in other words, the government murdering its own people. at least two libyan air force fighter pilots who did not want to shoot the protesters have apparently defected to malta. according to the group human rights watch the crackdown killed more than 230 people. but some opposition leaders say th...

But, he will, reportedly, stay in office until then to try to meet the protesters' demands. fox cannot independently verify that information but in the meantime, the protests rage on. that is cairo's main square today, the center of the uprising. and, by the way, the name of the square in arabic means "liberation." 100 people have died sin the demonstrations began with thousands more reported injured. so far, no reports of wide-spread violence today. and now, from cairo. dominic? >>reporter: well, we expect to hear imminently from the president himself which is what the people told us a short ...

And how she is doing now. thanks for being with us this sunday. i'm leland vittert. >> and i'm shannon bream. thank you for being with us. we start today with a fox news alert, a brand-new 29-minute video showing the gruesome mass murders of ethiopian christians. hello, elizabeth. >> hi, shannon. the video shows a killing of two different groups of christians in libya. fox cannot confirm the authenticity of the video but it's consistent with videos released by isis in the past. it does show two separate mass executions. one group being shot dead another being beheaded. the video is almost 30...

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Shows new violence in the largest city in aleppo. fox cannot confirm that. 19,000 men and women and children have died during the 17-month uprising. today, the united nations secretary-general says that the violence in aleppo could amount to "crimes against humanity." it comes as the u.n. general assembly adopts a new resolution condemning the government's crackdown. that same resolution weakened demands that president bashar al-assad step down. russia and china, both syrian allies, previously voted to veto that resolution with that demand in place. jonathan hunt is like if us outside the u.n....