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And that s what we are seeing here, people are angry and they are saying right now that he must go. as the protesters make their voices heard, opportunists are seizing a chance to strike. looters hit homes and businesses, abandoned police stations were picked clean of weapons. the egyptian army forces deployed to cairo s city center, replacing the national police who seemed to have simply van herbed. a museum obviously struck by looters, we are getting reports of both army tanks and members of the community circling the famed egyptian museum, home to king tut and other relics of egypt s storied past. egypt s revolt is playing out for all the world to see, but it isn t the only hot spot in the arab world. we ll tell you about others after this. we wans mew t mubarak to get. get out, mubarak. get out of egypt. we don t need you. we don t want you here in egypt. ....
Message before things will get ugly. he s referring to hosni mubarak, the president of egypt. he is firm in his denunciation of the egyptian leader. that s mohamed elbaradei, one of the opposition leaders. earlier he told reuters he is not, repeat not, under house arrest. i assume he ll be out on the streets as the daylight begins in cairo in the next few hours. meanwhile, dancing with leaders who rule with iron fists. for years the u.s. has supported egypt s hosni mubarak. democratic administrations, republican administrations. has president obama now, though, decided to cut ties with him? some answers up next. the people of egypt have rights that are universal. that includes the right to peaceful assembly and association. the right to free speech and the ability to determine their own destiny. these are human rights and the united states will stand up for them everywhere. hi, i m chanelle pickens. ....
As we approach the dawn of what everyone expects will be day six of protests in egypt, this is what we know. curfew is in place and it is relatively calm in egypt right now but earlier today these were the scenes. tens of thousands of protesters took to the streets. much of it was peaceful. there was also looting at police stations and at some people s homes. hospital authorities in alexandria tell cnn at least 31 people have been killed. early yerp the state run nile tv reported 38 people had died. what is starting to look like anarchy in the streets has some egyptians resorting to vigilante justice. in the absence of police protection, citizens are now arming themselves with sticks and knifes to protect their homes and belongings. nile tv reported tonight about 1,000 1,000 inmates escaped from a prison outside cairo. the mubarak government is holding firm for now. the president appointing his ....
To. we re in survival moment right now. and there is no sign from the government that anything will change. we have to leave it there. i want to thank you for joining us. wolf, you hear from what sounds like a very, very tense time there in cairo. scary stuff indeed, isha. just getting this in from reuters, the reuters news agency. they ve had a chance to speak with mohamed elbaradei, the former head of the international atomic energy agency, an egyptian, one of the opposition leaders. he s now back in egypt. let s listen to what he s saying about all of these demonstrations. he obviously did not understand the message coming out from the egyptian people. it was almost an insult to the egyptian people that the only response i will have a new government people know full well that he is in charge of every aspect of running the country. i hope he will understand the ....
It s my understanding homes near you have been ransacked. tell us about that, what you ve been seeing and hearing. hello? kareem, if you can hear me i can hear you. i can hear you. i m in cairo right now where what is traditionally a very safe district, ten minutes walking from the president s house, but there s absolutely no safety here whatsoever. we ve been hearing gunshots left and right all night long. we ve been here. the men of each household have come down and formed their own group militias, holding down security for every building because we have loved ones upstairs, women and children. and elderly, are sitting by. we don t have any police and we keep hearing things in the street. we have made our own militias. people have brought down knives, brought down war they can find in their houses. we are not a traditionally armed and violent people as egyptians. we don t carry guns usually. ....