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the fire on sunday in the siberian city of kemerovo. investigators believe the fire started in the cinema hall. the flames caused the roof for two movie heaters to collapse. about 47 people were injured. >> and that shopping center was packed when the fire started. more than 100 people were evacuated. witnesses say some people jumped from the windows trying to escape the flames. on to egypt now, where polls are open for the first day of the nation's presidential election. voters have three days to cast their ballots, but there is little doubt that president abdel fattah al sisi will win a second term as president. >> his posters are plastered all over cairo. critics say his opponent is a sham, he is a puppet of the government simply meant to legitimize the contender after other con tenders quit out of
not already eligible, will by the bithe time the mid terms come around and have already begun to register en masse to be able to exercise this right. clearly going into the week, it's not an issue that will be going away. rick santorum released a statement that high school students should learn cpr rather than worry about gun control. it's completely tone deaf. the question now, how does the republican party regroup and how do they address the valid concerns of what we see as a massive popular you rising to impose stricter gun control. >> many people did see that as a head scratcher. amy greene, thank you so much for your time. >> thank you, george. after this short break, a fire ripped through a shopping mall in a siberian city. 53 people are dead. and many children appear to be among the victims. plus voting is under way in egypt for the nation's president. but it's essentially a one-man race. cnn is live in cairo with the report ahead. stay with us.
fear. moussa insists his campaign is for real. >> scnn is live outside a pollig location in cairo. why did the government make it so difficult for people to challenge sisi? . >> hey, george, at this polling station, this is one of 11,000 that are across the country. and we've been seeing people line up to vote. and you're right. they have just two options. they have president abdel fattah sisi. and moussa mustafa moussa. that doesn't mean there weren't other people who tried to challenge the president. you had a former army general, a former presidential candidate from 2012, a human rights lawyer, all very prominent people. all of them withdrew from the election for various reasons. some citing intimidation. the general was actually arrested. they say he a broke a number of
anything more and, george, that's a mandate. >> we'll continue to follow it. thank you so much for your time and reporting in cairo. another story we're following. catalonia's ex-president is reportedly set to appear before a german judge on monday. carles puigdemont was arrested in germany on a european warrant after crossing the border sunday. he has been living in self-imposed exile from spain since the catalonia independence referendum last september. the government wants to charge him with sedition and rebellion. but puigdemont's attorney doesn't believe he'll be extradited. in barcelona, protests broke out on sunday after the news puigdemo puigdemont's arrest. some 50 people suffered minor injury. there. >> we'll take a quick break. but still to come, the kremlin has its eyes on washington. the u.s. president is weighing a decision to expel russian diplomats after the poisoning of a former russian spy and his
things up where the leaders meet more often at summits all across the european union and that's something they will talk about on friday and then they will have to figure out if it really does speed things up all right and we're bustles bureau chief max hoffman at the e.u. leaders summit tonight in brussels max as always thank you very much. all right let's talk about sex and let's imagine we're in cairo egypt are the game's over cairo is one of the most dangerous places in the world for women in public the u.n. says it is the worst city for sexual harassment against women but the egyptian capital remains one of the most silent places when it comes to discussing sex and sexuality seven years ago the government removed from school curricula and as a result. of that ban many young egyptians are growing up without any guidance on sexual relations birth control or how to prevent sexually transmitted disease sex is such
things up where the leaders meet more often at summits all across the european union and that's something they will talk about on friday and then they will have to figure out if it really does speed things up all right we're bustled bureau chief max hoffman at the e.u. leaders summit tonight in brussels max as always thank you very much. all right let's talk about sex and let's imagine we're in cairo egypt are the game's over cairo is one of the most dangerous places in the world for women in public the u.n. says it is the worst city for sexual harassment against women but the egyptian capital remains one of the most silent places when it comes to discussing sex and sexuality seven years ago the government removed from school curricula and as a result. of that ban many young egyptians are growing up without any guidance on sexual relations birth control or how to prevent sexually transmitted disease sex is such
there are a lot of differences but the uprising in ukraine is reminiscent of another social revolution, the one that took over cairo's tahrir square. the film "square" highlights the throwing over of hosni mubarak. and in the quest for a new life.
military rulers. most alarming was their recent use of a shoulder-held missile to bring down an egyptian military helicopter in the sinai where the egyptian military is having trouble putting down an insurgency by al qaeda-linked groups n.recent weeks, that insurgency has spread to the capital cairo where islamist fighters have assassinated an egyptian official outside a government building and set off a car bomb outside security headquarters. during a global threat hearing on capitol hill this week, cia director john brennan warned of the rising threat of al qaeda-style attacks in egypt. >> the number of attacks has certainly gone up over the past six weeks and senior level egyptian officials have been killed at the hands of these terrorists. >> reporter: posters urging egypt's all-powerful defense chief to run for president this spring have all over cairo even though a military spokesman pushed back on reports that field marshall abdul fattah
>> reporter: martha, not only tear gas round but live ammunition. we have live pictures we want to get to coming out of cairo. ramses square is in northwest cairo. that is where the muslim brotherhood called for all their folks to converge. noon prayers end ad couple of hours ago. there are house thousands of people in the streets streaming here to form a new protest camp. we've seen in the video very clearly muslim brotherhood gunmen, often times they have fired back with ak-47s. who they're firing at, why they're firing we don't know. it certainly disputes the muslim brotherhood claim that their protests are quote, unquote, peaceful. they say they will remain in the streets and continuing to defy the army until mohammed morsi, who was the democratically-elected president up until seven weeks ago, is returned to office. so far it appears the military is allowing marchs to happen. there are tanks and armored personnel carriers all over cairo and today once again the