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All Progressives Congress (APC) in Delta State has expelled one of its leaders in Ika South local government area, Chief Cairo Ojougboh.

People want you out than they want you in. the concern is a short drive away from here are the supporters of president morsi, and that sets the stage for a potential showdown, where you have on one side the president, his islamist supporters, on the other side, the liberals, the moderates who want him out right now. and all eyes on cairo to see what happens today. >> reza sayah, ben wedeman, thank you. i used to live in cairo, and i know tahrir square well, that is jam packed with people. that is really going to be heating up. >> we'll keep track of it, definitely. okay, vice president joe b...

The attacks on cairo. people forget about this. the attacks on the cairo embassy were real. a dozen others were attacked at the same time. it was only after those attacks and the operating assumption of some people involved was the guys in benghazi saw what was happening, hey, now is our time. round up the boys. so it did kind of merge together a couple days after the fact. they're still trying to sort it out. it doesn't seem to be, even if they got it wrong, you don't see any guilty intent. >> was there any demonstration at the benghazi facility that preceded the terrorist attack? >> apparent...

Ship disaster. a crew member from the costa concordia filed a lawsuit in chicago against the ships owners. the owners today offered lump sums of about $15,000 a piece to uninjured passengers as catccompensation. a suicide bomber blew up a car at a funeral procession in baghdad. 32 peak were killed. dozens more wounded. attacks predominantly against shiites killed at least 200 people since the start of the year. the u.s. is trying to get egypt's attention yanking on the purse strings a bit. the new leaders of the country continue to prevent american aid workers from leaving. chief intelligenc...

Egypt's attention yanking on the purse strings a bit. the new leaders of the country continue to prevent american aid workers from leaving. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge has an update. >> thousands converged on cairo's tahrir square to mark the one-year anniversary of the day of rage that pushed president hosni mubarak from power, the obama administration threatened to cut military aid unless democratic progress was tangible. the issue came to a head because at least six americans including the son of transportation secretary ray lahood are barred from leaving the country...