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Warning shots trying to separate government supporters and opponents. some people are armed with machetes, razors, clubs. molotov cocktails are flying. and this surreal scene. government supporters charged the square on horse and camels swinging clubs at protesters. it is unclear how many have been wounded. following the lead of egyptian president hosni mubarak, yemen's president announced today he will not run for office again when his term ends in 2013. ali abdullah salei also pledged he would not turn power over to his son. they say their protests will go ahead tomorrow as planned. and a ...

Signs of those who are unhappy, who are frustrated and revolting against their government. >> you are absolutely right, suzanne. this is a regional problem at the moment. this is where it all started, tu nearby sha, tunis. what you are seeing in cairo is interesting. it took a month to have people leave power. this is a week. you had trouble in algeria as well, and some protests in sudan. yemen is important. the president said he is not going to run again in 2013 when he is up for re-election. there is concern because he said that before. in 2005, he said that and didn't keep his word. all of ...

Very concerned about what they are seeing in cairo. taking a look at pictures from earlier. these are live picks that we're seeing. it's very dark, difficult to see, but it still seems that the streets are quite crowded with protesters from both sides. what the white house is concerned about is that there are a lot of leaders, those leaders in those countries that you mentioned, in the region, who are looking, looking to us, looking to the united states, some sort of leadership in terms of how the obama administration responds, and you've got somebody like hosni mubarak, president mubarak, who...

Anti-government protesters. clearly, there was some premeditation in all of this. >> ben, explain to us, though, because these are people, they live side by side. these are families, some people relatives or friends. how does something like this happen where you have this kind of violence, egyptian against egyptian here. at least to my understanding, it seems like it's no longer a protest for or against president mubarak. how is it that egyptians are turning on each other like this? >> reporter: well, because they have such great differences of opinion regarding president mubarak. now, what's ...

In confidential summaries of disciplinary reports that we obtained. bad behavior that may have you wondering why many of these employees didn't lose their jobs. these internal reports that include a sex tape, sleeping with informants, tapping into fbi databases for unauthorized searches, viewing pornography on bureau computers, even driving drunk. we went to the president of the fbi agents association. it was pretty appalling reading some of the acts of misconduct. is that ever acceptable? >> no, it isn't acceptable. specifically demonstrable conduct or criminal conduct is never acceptable. >>...