on the egyptian interior ministry has declared a state of the lead after protests with storms the israeli embassy compound in cairo plenty of documents from a window to the bottom it came with thousands gathered in tahrir square once again demanding swift and shining on the concrete timeline for a transfer from miniature role to democratic government. as the headlines.

the egyptian interior ministry has declared a state of tough for prosecutors protests around that storm today israeli embassy compound in cairo. and we need to define it is again let's get an entire day of square once again demanding swift change under the concrete timeline for a transfer from in the troops into iraq to the government. also by the u.s. major punches welcome president obama's plan to create jobs but x. could say the hoffa treatment on the stimulus package might be trusted not to trust with congress.

the egyptian interior ministry declared a state of undress having to use really embassy in cairo was stalled with the ambassador recall during a day of protests for political change which sent water. for the u.s. major parties welcome president obama on the great job but i would say the tremendous stimulus package might be just too much for a split congress to swallow. as the headline is up next on the show from our washington studio and today we'll take a look at what's changed in the u.s. since the nine eleven attacks a decade ago stay with us for that.

egyptian t.v. is reporting part of the interior ministry building has been set on fire one of the organizers of today's demonstration dr shah the early heart says the problem is that very little change thanks mubarak was ousted. we think that now we are living they are very very much similar to the days we lived in the previous regime . not just decisions regarding the independent media but also decisions regarding how they deal with demonstrations and with the strikes of the people and the way also that the security forces there with the spectators of a football match two days ago which also have fueled a lot of rage in the three shows that the security is also treating us in the same manner as they did before before the revolution so there hasn't been any real change. the world's ice hockey community remains are mourning with the loss of almost the entire lokomotiv team after their plane crashed on wednesday forty three people died when the yak forty two crashed on takeoff near the russian city of jaroslav people also gathered in prague to remember three czech nationals who were among the many top pl

interior ministry. dealing with the legacy of hosni mubarak is one of egypt's greatest challenges. as the violence shows, egyptiansare still deeply divided by the past and about the future. bbc news in cairo. >> in other news from around the world, as many as 750,000 people could die if the somali drought worsens in the coming months. that is the warning from the u.n. that has declared famine and a new area. tens of thousands of people have died after what is said to be east africa's worst drought for 60 years. the pakistani military say they have arrested a man described as a senior al qaeda leader. he was detained in the capital of the province. the military says he had been personally directed by osama bin laden to focus on economic targets in the west. european stock markets have dropped sharply with banks bearing the brunt of the losses. shares in paris, frankfurt, and london fell as concerns grew about high government debt among some members of the eurozone. the current slide in markets began on thursday in new york in response to evidence of the slowdown in the global economy. in paris today, the corruption

hundreds of egyptians have been injured in violent protests in cairo in which the israeli embassy has been attacked the interior ministry has declared a state of alert as serious trouble broke out during protests demanding swift political change following for ovaries revolution and right now will bring you live pictures from cairo where dozens of demonstrators broke into the building throwing paper from the windows things radium bassa has been recalled to tell of it with his family and diplomatic stop leading to the first test is destroyed parts of the wall around the building and tore down these raiding flag replacing it with an egyptian one so-called stress prompting nine hundred seventy nine peace treaty with israel have grown in egypt scenes former leader hosni mubarak so with rose seven months ago had gathered in the capitals square edging announced a military rule and a concrete timeline for one day that just civilian government and dr sharkey all designed a hog. says very little has changed since mubarak stepped down. we think that now we are living very very very much similar to those who lived in the previous r