a video of russia's most wanted terrorist threatening an attack on the capital has emerged next to hamad someone who appears to be the man blamed for blowing himself up at the airport. those were the top stories of the week here in our t.v. and sports next with andrew farmer. are you watching the sport and these. shocking start russian singles to underdogs. speeds west of the k h l jewel star clashing simply does. talk on the day of amazing upset seniors primeval. we begin with the tennis they were russia had the worst possible start to that fed cup clash with france searching both singles to trial. in straight sets off the teammates because they had lost a call and i a real shot for the russians on home court they should have cruised through. they now have to win the remaining singles doubles match on sunday that. i started to rush. to. get. something that we're going to go for tomorrow and really really fight for you know where we never give up we never have a country is known for and. we're going to go out there and really. there were stock of gold in the all stars game record thirty

they called for the ouster of king hamad bin isa al khalifa and his family. the protesters are expected to hold another rally after friday's prayers. the government has stepped up security by deploying military vehicles in manama. the gulf cooperation council has held an extraordinary meeting in manama on thursday. the four ministers of six gulf arab states pledged political economic insecurity for bahrain and rejected foreign interference in the country's affairs. concerns are rising in other gulf nations, including saudi arabia and kuwait that the protests may inflame their own minority shia populations or that shia-ruled iran could interfere in the affairs of arab states in turmoil. >>> japan's economy trade and industry minister banri kaieda. he will closely monitor the impact of anti-government demonstrations on oil production in the middle east. he expressed concern saying crude oil prices are rising because of the unrest. >> translator: i think we won't be able to avoid a democratization of the middle east. it's important that the situation stabilizes

by the british crown prosecution service pakistan captain sam one but along with mohammad amir and hamad are safe or seen here when i pay in court on march the seventeenth along with that agent. he's the key to expecting my third party to arrange a place to bowl no balls against england during the lord's test last summer and then deny wrongdoing and i've also been the focus of a separate investigation by the international cricket council. the findings of which will be revealed on saturday. european rugby fans can rejoice the continent's top competition the six nations gets on the white tonight with a sizzling clash in college if y.-o. is hosting england and what looks like one of the most open tournament in years to welsh atomically out of form fighting to win any of their previous seven tests on that last six nations strive in two thousand and ten when they beat england in that right now before going on to secure the grand slam but were some time on the welsh and desperate to get off with good stuff. it is time we started what it. is a bit cool and all but to before that obviously look

king hamad said in a rare televised speech that peaceful protests are legal in the country. he promised to investigate the deaths and carry out political reforms. >>> egypt's supreme court council of the armed forces has order its committee to draft constitutional amendments within ten days. the council chief mohamed hussein tantawi gave the order to the eight committee members on tuesday who met for the first time. the military council said it plans to put a draft constitution to a referendum within six months this. would establish a democratic election system before holding presidential and parliamentary elections. the committee members had begun discussions on six matters to be revised in the constitution. these include qualifications for running in presidential and parliamentary polls, the term of the president and the process for amending the constitution. the military council has limited the number of articles to be revised so that it can complete the process in a short time. the move is apparently aimed at showing the council wants to make a quick transition to a demo

undoubtedly some bahraini citizens do support king hamad bin isa al-khalifa, but the shi'a majority suffer discrimination, and young people are disappointed that there's been so little political and social reform. tanks are now on the streets of manama. the army ready to crush any further unrest. >> ( translated ): the central command of the bahrain defense forces announces that military forces have deployed in the capital, in order to take necessary procedures to protect citizens and residents, to protect their rights and their properties from acts of violence. >> reporter: this evening gulf foreign ministers gathered in manama for a scheduled meeting, each one anxious that the unrest will spread, that princes and kings will prove as vulnerable as the presidents of tunisia and egypt. and down the road at the hospital, protestors kept their noisy vigil waiting for news of the wounded and demanding the overthrow of bahrain's ruling dynasty. >> lehrer: later in the evening, bahrain's foreign minister defended the crackdown. he said the violence was regrettable, but the demonstrators left the

king hamad to hand over his powers.he middle east. >> we have now seen protests in half a dozen arab countries. are they trying to capitalize on egypt's momentum? >> reporter: that's what we sense on the ground. more than anyone imagined, these protests are contagious. activists in bahrain watched the overthrow of mubarak in egypt and it inspired their push. same with iran, algeria, yemen, in libya another round of protests scheduled for today, and it's forcing the hand of so many arab leaders who have been in power for decades. it's literally revolutionary change in this part of the world. >> we hope for your safety. lara setrakian reporting live from cairo. thank you. >>> as we mentioned earlier, our correspondent miguel marquez was beaten by riot police. we're happy to say he is okay this morning, though he does have some pretty bad bruises. miguel is back on the beat and will have the latest on the unrest later today on "good morning america." >>> well, as lara mentioned, protesters are expected to be back in the st