Page 2 - Lfred A News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

He's not anti-government, but wanted to stress that fact, police said. we've seen some conversations, a reporter asking about a press conference earlier about a group in the massachusetts area called rise of the moors. it is a nationalist group that rejects some u.s. laws. we don't know about that yet. police haven't confirmed that yet, but that's the early indication we have of what happened here in massachusetts. we're hoping to get more as we go on. for now, i-95 is open. the roads are back open. everyone is safe after a very scary few hours this morning, fred. >> all right. evan mcmorris s...

They're going to keep going on the streets until their nansemond are met. many are saying they want better chances for jobs. they want more social freedom. but the main thing that most people are saying is that they want president mubarak to step down. cle clearly that has not happened. they were going into the streets until that happens. and clearly a lot of the preftors we saw on the streets were very much emboldened. despite they got hit by tear gas, they got beaten, they did in many cases manage to beat the police force back. that was on the street. to prevent exactly what happened today f...

There are concerns about other buildings in the area. residents in a tower in north miami beach were given just a couple hours notice to evacuate after inspectors deemed their building unsafe. for the latest, let's go to cnn's natasha chen, live for us in surfside, florida. natasha, officials just gave a press conference. what did they say? >> reporter: yeah, fred. they're actually holding the press conference right now a few yards away from me. what i hear from the beginning of it, the governor has announced a state of emergency for the state of florida because of the tropical storm. he had p...

Them driving through the streets of cairo and positioning themselves outside of key government buildings. >> for us in cairo, thank you. we'll check back with fred a little later in the program. let's continue our conversation right now with two men who know this country and thing region very well. this is the united nations bureau chief and a former cairo bureau chief for the times. and neil, you lived in cairo for quite some time. president mubarak tonight seems to make the calculation that he can put this genie back in the bottle. can he? >> egyptians seem to be playing by their standard pl...

Critics. we have a pack hour ahead including conversations with the senate foreign relations committee john kerry. let's begin with the latest on this dramatic breaking news from the center of the protests in cairo. fred, i assume after the speech, we have demonstrations. it is 2:00 a.m. so help put us into context, what we're learning of the initial reaction of the egyptian people. >> reporter: well, john, the protests are still going on on the streets of cairo. they've gotten a little weaker. it about 2:00 in the morning. but you're right. after that speech by president mubarak, the people w...