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Him. on the heels of the secret service scandal involving prostitutes in colombia, there are new reports of a similar instance in march of last year. a local news station in seattle reporting a secret service advance team in el salvador took strippers back to their hotel rooms. the secret service said the recent investigation in cartagena generated several new stories. any information brought to our attention that can be assessed as credible will be followed up. white house to reauthorize 1999 violence against women act. the senate is debating and could vote on it as early as today. while ...

>> and how quickly it happened. all right, let's give you the rest of your headlines this morning. after months of protests, yep men's embattled president agreed to step down. he'll leave within 30 days and hand power over to his deputies. in return, the yemeni leader will get immunity from prosecution. the obama administration is urgi urging a quickly. human rights the u.s. and european union to crackdown in syria, more than 120 killed in the the past two days and syrian troops opening fire on funeral processions. libyan trial leaders are trying to get the rebels to lay down arms in misurata....

It's up to the united states to be a helpful but insisting partner. we cannot afford a tiananmen square in cairo. >> former president jimmy carter predicted that president mubarak will have to resign because, quote, the people have decided. that view was echoed by carter's national security adviser and mika's dad. >> what could be appear issue is that mubarak becomes convinced with outside advice that it is in his interest as well as in egypt's interest that he goes and that he sets in motion a process which facilitates that. >> former american dip low mats warning against the potential conseq...

In the up rising. >> john ray, we appreciate you keeping us posted. thanks so much. president obama meanwhile urging a, quote, orderly transition to democracy in egypt, stopping short of calling president mubarak to step down. obama spoke with the leaders of saudi arabia, turkey, israel and great britain on the need for an egyptian government that is responsive to its people. secretary of state hillary clinton also kept up the administration's delicate balancing act, saying mubarak must live up to his promises of reform. >> are you calling upon egypt to call for free and fair elections and w...