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The region, specifically in neighboring egypt. protesters there continue to fill the street, calling for former president morsi's return, nearly a month after he was overthrown. what is the latest? we understand that senators mccain and graham are planning a trip there. >> that's correct. the situation on the ground right now remains somewhat tense and really it focus on that sit-in protest. the reason being obviously that every night the members of the anti-coup coalition have been organizing protest rallies not only across the country but from cairo to various different government buildings....

Prisoners. secretary of state john kerry has been working on this diplomatic effort for months. elsewhere, in egypt, weekend clashes killed 84 supporters of ousted president morsi. the muslim brotherhood is calling for more marches, including marching on the army's intelligence headquarters. for a look a these challenges, we're joined by mark ginsburg a former ambassador to morocco. thanks for being with us. let's start in egypt. what is the significance of the nature and provocation of the muslim brotherhood's marches here, and what role, if any, do we see the u.s. and john kerry playing? >> ...

Vests attacked the intelligence headquarters in kabul this morning. it's exactly the kind of attack afghan officials are concerned about as they try to prepare their army and police for laf after u.s. troops leave. with me now, rhode island democratic senator jack reed, a member of the armed services committee, who's just back from his 14th trip to afghanistan. senator reed, good morning, sir. >> good morning, chuck. >> let me start with the 30,000-foot question on the front of afghanistan. would afghanistan be in a worse -- in worse shape today if it wasn't for the u.s. surge? >> i think they...

though, who want his job. plus, the tea party movement dealing with new divisions while stirring up red hot anger among liberals in congress. why some democrats see the tea party as their worst enemies. and a state of alert as the nation prepares to mark the tenth anniversary of 9/11. we're digging for information on the fbi's latest concerns and whether americans should be worried. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." we now know that president obama wants to deliver his big speech on jobs next wednesday night before a joint session of the house and senate. with m...

Been following this story in pakistan, officials here have been pointing in the other direction when it came to the whereabouts of bin laden. saying that he was on the border with afghanistan, in afghanistan, in another country, even dead, and now it turns out he was hiding less than 40 miles from where i am standing right now in the capitol of pakistan, islamabad, the current president in pakistan, zardari, in full defensive mode today and in swift comments since the capture and killing of the al-qaeda leader, he says that absolutely not, pakistan did not know the whereabouts of the guy, even...