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Those kind of reforms the. the president himself talking there, saying, i did push. >> reporter: right. he more often than not pushed in private. sort of like we saw when the chinese president was here for a state visit at the white house. in public, very warm words and in private the u.s. says that's where they push because that's how diplomacy tends to work. but i've been on plenty of trip was president obama as well as with president bush, the former president, to egypt where, in public, the u.s. presidents mostly have very, very warm words for hosni mubarak. in private, they may be tougher...

We're following breaking news in egypt. cairo, alexandria and susays, violence is spreading. in alexandria, tear gas is thrown into the groups. city of susays, thousands turning out to the streets today, despite three people having been killed dozens wounded there. police are out in full force in kai error and they're not only targeting protestors. it's just an incredible scene on the streets of egypt today. those three major cities. president mubarak is about to speak, we believe. we're going to join our cnn network international. listen in. >> state-owned television, we want to welcome our v...

With rancid, thick smoke from burning tires and cars as well. the curfew went into effect about 50 minutes ago, but it doesn't seem any of the protestors are observing it. they continue to try to make their way into the middle of the city. egyptian television announced that president mubarak would make some sort of statement, but that has yet to come. he in his capacity as a commander in chief of the armed forces announced a curfew from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. in alexandria, suez, and of course cairo, cairo being the scene of the biggest protests and clashes between the police and the protestor...

But secretary of state hillary clinton expressing concern can about the situation. >> she was urging violence not to take part. but we heard gunfire not too long ago fired by the police because they are ransacking the police station in cairo. nick, what can you tell us -- i'm sorry. let's go to ben wedeman first. we heard real gunfire. what do you see? >> now they say that the protesters have withdrawn from the front of the police station and they are in front of the ministry where we see staff from that building running out possibly for what is going to happen there. one of the goals that the...

The egyptian government wants everyone off the streets. these are live pictures. reuters is reporting there's smoke coming from the ruling party's headquarters in cairo. we understand there's been violence between the demonstrators and egyptian riot police. we don't know who started what. there are differing stories coming from either side. egyptian public television saying that the demonstrators themselves became violent, but, of course, we're hearing from the demonstrators that it's been peaceful. in fact, the most the demonstrators say they've been doing ischanting, mubarak, go to saudi ara...