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there will be more bloodshed because there already has been a lot of bloodshed in yemen. and you've been to yemen, so describe what you think will happen next. >> reporter: john, i've been to yemen numerous times in the past year and a half, and i was there in february when this protest movement was really starting to take root. when i was there, you were just seeing thousands of people in the streets of sanaa and other parts of the country. in the last few weeks tens of thousands of demonstrators every day in the streets of various cities across yemen, they have one demand, the demand is that president saleh step aside now. the president has been able to skillfully navigate tribal politics over 30 years in the country. he understands or he thinks he understands what he has to do to survive. he will make concessions and he'll step down by the end of the year and that he's ready to transfer power peacefully. even though negotiations are ongoing between he and military commanders, the fact of the matter is that president saleh is in the corner and he knows it and protesters are just demanding that he leave.
and there are concerns that there will be more bloodshed because there already has been a lot of bloodshed in yemen. and you've been to yemen, so describe what you think will happen next. >> reporter: john, i've been to yemen numerous times in the past year and a half, and i was there in february when this protest movement was really starting to take root. when i was there, you were just seeing thousands of people in the streets of sanaa and other parts of the country. in the last few weeks tens of thousands of demonstrators every day in the streets of various cities across yemen, they have one demand, the demand is that president saleh step aside now. the president has been able to skillfully navigate tribal politics over 30 years in the country. he understands or he thinks he understands what he has to do to survive. he will make concessions and he'll step down by the end of the year and that he's ready to transfer power peacefully. even though negotiations are ongoing between he and military commanders, the fact of the
and foreign media and human rights groups say 100 people have been killed in attacks across the country, so far and exact figures are tough to come by, as a result of the blackout. gunfire was heard in the yemeni capital on the tenth day of massive protests and riot police killing at least one protestor and wounding 5 and the people are demanding president saleh step down after 32 years in power. and, in the meantime, celebrations in the streets, erupting in bahrain's pearl square after the country's royal family ordered the military to leave the area, and not attack protesters. and thousands fought through riot police and tear gas to remain control of the square, and the central rallying points of the up rising. and days of violence let to add least five people killed and algeria the police beat back
protesters calling for the country's 73-year-old ruler to step down classes reported in kuwait, where police fired tear gas at hunt -- and hundreds gathered and democratic countries are not immune to the wave of vice an protest, thousands of citizens exercising the rights in iraq, demanding better governance and, demonstrations continue in tunisia after the president was forced to flee in january sending shockwaves through the arab world and opening the door to widespread protests throughout the region. harris? >> all right, julie bandaras, thank you very much, we had a team on the ground in bahrain now, and we'll get more from them a little later. there's tape of this, a man shot in a pharmacy parking lot and a camera getting it all and now a manhunt and, the ice agent murdered in mexico, coming home. his body returned to his family for burial in texas.
today, the ninth straight day of protests there. thousands are demanding that president saleh step down and in jordan eruptions between pro-and anti-government factions. protesters are calling for cabinet elections trying to break the king's hold on absolutely power. unbelievable. we've got a budget show dunne on capitol hill. even as we watch the house floor now. we can show you live pictures. they are debating 400 plus amendments to this year's spending bill. they are all being debated on. we've heard from an aide to democratic leader nancy pelosi who says a government shutdown is now more likely than. no one controversial amendment, among these 400 being debate, is by republican mike pence, and it would cut all federal funding to planned parenthood. debate got very personal last night when a congresswoman revealed she had once had a medical abortion.
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