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bridge collapses. sending a tourist bus plunging into the forest below and the death toll could get higher. clock is ticking and tensions are soaring and if you want an idea how things heat are over the debt crisis, listen to this. president obama storms out of yesterday's meeting vowing he will veto any extension of the debt ceiling that is only short term. reports say he said to aeric cantor, quote, many could bring down my presidency. the august 2nd deadline is looming and pessimism is growing. a major rating agency says it will review the nation' sterling bond rating for a po...

Him to step aside and someone else in his cabinet to take over w with regard to an orderly transition for free and fair elections. this is a leader whose international support is declining, i think, very rapidly and by using these tactics of violence against protesters on the streets, he is really, i think, dig is his own political grave. >> it's interesting, though, it may be he loses some international support for doing so, but at this point, it looks like the tactic is working. it has disbursed the crowd of demonstrators and looked like the attackers had surrounded tahrir square. michael, c...

Restored this morning. but in a crowd situation like this, it's pitted an old school circumstance covering this story and living here, being here and being part of this dynamic, not only is it word-of-mouth, these people are on foot and moving as gangs and en masse. the downside, when a concussion, an explosion goes off, as it did here a moment ago, you have mass movement, panic movement, a stampede. richard engel was out here on the balcony shooting pictures of it. the upside it's old. fashioned communication. >> brian williams in cairo, egypt. thank you for setting the stage there. we will k...

Those appeals are not being listened to. we have not seen the army move any of its military vehicles, open fire on anyone. mostly the military has taken defensive positions. the police are not obvious here. we cannot tell who they are. the protesters claim that many of the pro-mubarak supporters are really policemen and really paid employees of the government who have been sent in to break up their movement. >> i know that mubarak's announcement that he would not run for re-election but it's going to take months for him to resign, received boos from the crowd out there they were not pleased by...