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Central cairo are essentially breaking the launch the government slapped a curfew on the city, 4 p.m. until 8 a.m., knock allowed outside. as you just saw, plenty of people ignoring tcnn's ivan watson was in the middle of the crowd when two things happened, the curfew time arrived and egyptian fighter jet he is shot across the sky. >> reporter: this is an unmistakable show of military force, the fighter jets flying low over cairo's tahrir square, liberation square, a symbol of defiance for days now against the mubarak presidency. and the people here are still chanting, the curfew was supposed ...

Checkpoints and they are searching passing cars and scaring off suspected looters, protecting their families and homes and businesses from the wave of lawlessness that has erupted in cairo since the police force largely melt aid way friday night after a day of clashes with demonstrators here. so, a scary evening out in residential neighborhoods of this sprawling city. meanwhile, here in the square, a couple of hours ago, as you mentioned, we had a visit from one of egypt's most famous political figures, mohamed elbaradei, the former head of the international atomic energy agency. and he came a...

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As we said, we have one main demarngd the end of the regime and the start of a new phase. >> elbaradei told fareed zakaria it is time for president mubarak to step down. is 11 p.m. in cairo and alexandria in egypt, where the stability of the country is unclear, the future of the leadership unclear. people were ordered to stay in their homes one the sun went down, that did not happen. tanks rolled doubt face the protesters who responded by posing for pictures with them. people in cairo are looting stores, the number of policemen keeping order in the city right now, zero. by any standard, this i...

A federal judge rules the entire law unconstitutional. it is tuesday, february 1st 2011, i'm chuck todd. >> aim savannah gutry. we have breaking developments out of the middle east, the unrest in egypt having an impact on the entire arab world this morning. the king of jordan fired his government, had his cabinet in the wake of the protests in the middle east over food price and poor living conditions. similar moves in cairo, of course have not stopped the anger on the streets and we are just learning that the u.s. state department has now ordered all nonemergency embassy personnel to leave eg...