have anay that we official statement from the interior of the ministry. but perhaps the more ominous warning came from the interim president himself. he gave up a telephone interview to or private tv station here and the anchors specifically asked, now what? he told her what comes next is that the state can no longer .emain silent roads andoff threatened the state institutions. it is not clear what that means if it is an imminent threat, a specific threat to an imminent breakup or raising the stakes to try to pressure the brotherhood into a serious process of negotiation. ande will leave it there bring it back to you. the egyptian military has been reacting. we salute you. thank you. the people there have been at this amateur footage shows protests in support of the army. there are protests for and against the military. it has become a very sensitive area with several attacks against security forces in the last few weeks. the nextpeaker of generation fellow at the washington institute who is an expert on the muslim brotherhood. as you can see, a very flui

she says anais loved to be around nature, animals and people. we're going hear from her friends at the uc santa cruz campus radio station. >> our breaking news stories out of egypt. country's president is now under house arrest after being overthrown. these are live pictures of tahrir square it's now 2:00 in the morning and millions are still celebrating. opponents say he failed to enact reforms promised to. egypt's military put a temporary civilian government in place. official as rested top figures in the muslim brotherhood. the president met with members of the national security team to discuss this situation. and also wants a return to democratic rule in egypt. >> oh, a lot of big news today. now to latest on day three of the bart strike. both sides are at the barlgining table. and talks now enterert late hour. two new top mediators from the state we have live team coverage tonight including a look at the impact on frazzled commuters. laura? >> two new mediators asked both unions and bart to keep their statements to a minimum. and that is wh

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the victim is 21-year-old anais riddenberg.ls say fourth adult staffers were hurt yesterday when the oak tree came down near a dining hall. no children were injured. >>> prosecutors in the murder trial of george zimmerman may have had their most important day yet. last year the man who shot and killed trayvon martin said he did not know about florida's stand your ground law. yesterday a former college professor testified zimmerman got an a in his criminal justice class that included talk of self-defense and stand your ground. >> you know, with florida and other states they have what's called the stand your ground law which evolved from the doctrine through case law. >> and did you cover that specifically? >> yes. >> did you discuss specifically self-defense and stand your ground laws in the connection of violent crimes such as murder? >> yes. >> cbs news legal analyst jack ford is watching the case. jack, good morning. >> anthony, good morning to you. >> how significant is the professor's testimony, do you think? >> it could be

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