most of the polling put the top two front-runners, as greg mentioned, as former foreign minister amr moussa and dr. fotouh who broke off from the muslim brotherhood about a year ago to run as an independent candidate. the high elections council announced the final results of the first round yesterday, and as greg mentioned, there have been some very interesting developments in the last 24 hours with demonstrations in tahrir square, the torching of ahmed shafiq's campaign headquarters. so i think what we have now is a very highly dynamic situation heading into the runoff of these elections. so what i thought i'd do just to set the scene is talk not about the candidates but about the broad context of these elections and what we can expect to see in the second round or in the run off to these elections, but also what they signify for egypt's post-transition politics. the significance, of course, of these elections, as greg mentioned, it really is the first time in egypt that we have a real contestation for political power in the office of the head of state of the egyptian republic. that is a t

moussa, the same thing. he claimed that the mantel of the revolution on a platform of gradual change from within the system, and of course hamdeen sabahy, all of them claimed to speak for the revolution, but none of them really represented the type of consensus candidate that can form or leave what can be termed as a third force in egyptian politics between the muslim brotherhood on the one hand and the military establishment and the old order on the other handle represented by general shafiq. so, from the beginning, the revolution was always ambivalent about the formal political process represented in elections. the revolutionaries were the biggest losers in the previous parliamentary elections held in november, and now they find themselves heading into the runoff on january 16th, 17th without a candidate to represent them. so there really is no clearly defined center in egyptian politics as of yet anyhow. and what we have now is the polar extremes represented by mr. mursi and general shafiq. so given this

his son and accomplice moussa shabbaz is also convicted of first-degree attempted murder and is sentenceds named police officer of the year for his actions. since the incident the tallahassee police department uses officer perry's dash cam footage as a training tool for new recruits. >> opens fire with both hands. chuck's response, is immediately disengage and gain distance. >> the time to plan on what to do is not once the guy's shooting at you. you need to figure this out before they start shooting at you and put some plan in action don't just sit there. move. do something. >> i'm here today, and so i'm happy. it was a good day. when i saw the video for the first time it had captured everything that these two guys had done, and it brought back, one, a lot of anger that they were trying to kill a cop. and then, two, it also brought back a lot of the memories and the details that i had not recorded in my mind.ç you know, you got a job to do. and so these guys, if we don't stop them, there's nobody else out there to do it, and that's what we do. >> you're going to die if you move! don't m