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Yesterday and its bureau closed. al jazeera says it's another attempt to shut down open reporting. and the violence is hurt one of the country's biggest industries, tourism. u.s. travelers have been canceling trips there. delta and egypt air, just a few of the airlines suspending flights. one travel agent who specializes in the middle east predicts 80% of trips booked to that region will be canceled. and there's growing concern among israeli leaders that they could lose egypt as a critical ally. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has ordered his officials not to comment publicly on the prot...

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Understanding of how democracy works. it's the largest arab nation in the world. and the fact that it's moving towards the possibility of a more democratic, more liberal state is good for america. it's good for the world. >> well, could elbaradei at least fill an interim position? i mean, what we've heard, obviously, here's somebody who has been living in luxury wearing vienna and a lot of the people on the streets are saying he's lost touch with what our situation is. >> he was the former head of the iaea, nobel peace prize winner. he also seems to have managed to galvanize this disparate coa...

This crisis, especially how explicit to make their support of the protesters and how explicitly to call for president mubarak to leave. and so what you have yesterday was secretary clinton, is the needle moving several notches in favor of mubarak leaving, but still a hedge. of course, there are fears about who may take over. maybe there will be some radicals that we don't know of yet beyond the muslim brotherhood who could take power in cairo. of course, there is this deep conflict in the heart of american foreign policy for this administration and the last one. both wanting egypt's support an...

With students. and when i go out right now, you don't see as many students anymore. you see a lot more of the presence of the muslim brotherhood. and they seem to be slowly, slowly taking more of a leading role in this grass movement, this grass-movement demonstrations. >> we're going to talk a lot more about this. richard, thank you, and reza and colonel jacobs will be back in our next half hour. throughout the weekend, protesters around the u.s. stepped out in support of egyptians. in seattle, protesters carried signs that read "down down mubarak" and "we'll shout until he's out." dozens g...