mr. mubarak we understand since then has not even -- not eaten or drunk anything. there have been rumors of him suffering health problems before this heart attack that's being reported. we also understand that mr. mubarak is already in his first session with investigators at the public prosecutor's office when he started having these heart problems and was rushed to the v.i.p. session of the hospital along with his bodyguard. now, mr. mubarak's two sons remain at the public prosecutor's office where they're continuing to undergo questioning. it remains to be seen when mr. mubarak will be able to return to questioning himself, but certainly this is something that protestors in egypt have been demanding. there was a mass rally here on friday with hundreds of tens of thousands of people in tahrir square, demanding that mr. mubarak stand trial. >> dozens of people are reported to be injured by gunmen in a syrian village. residents said troops sealed off the area. on sunday, 13 people including nine soldiers were reportedly killed in clashes during anti-government demon

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stepped up investigations into coaching by the former regime with the former prime minister and mr mubarak's two sons being summoned for questioning. next to the international space station where a russian soyuz rocket has brought three new crew members doubling the size of the team in orbit the mission set off from the same launch pad as the year again in one hundred sixty one just days before the fiftieth anniversary of that historic flight the new crew will spend five months in space and have been tasked with conducting a forty trying to fix experiments as part of a one hundred billion dollars program. arsole reports. astronauts spend most of their lives preparing for the possibility of going to space now russian cosmonaut for example takes about two hundred fifty exams a year and after this is a war the physical training they have to go through all the hard work man and woman put into their professions one of the things they share is something a little more romantic and that's an unwavering a childhood dream of literally rethink first big aspiring cosmonaut sergei the retire watches inte

mr enemy. and now they're getting more than they could give a hopeful one for me gyptian president hosni mubarak's men gone the borders couldn't be easier to get through the big wins in. worlds and smuggled. who. have much more freedom to do whatever they like. and they doing it smuggling weapons into gaza the result two attacks in three months on a natural gas pipeline that supplies a quarter of israel's electricity which is why is the us claims it's bringing a new tomorrow to egypt most israelis would rather remember just a year the eagerness of the united states to topple the former egyptian president hosni mubarak and bring about regime change as ironically most harm the closest ally in the region is well the u.s. says it wants to establish democracy in the region but instead of democracy there's a very real possibility that radical islamic could come to power the u.s. strongly supported the opposition in libya despite al qaeda connections among its ranks now it's apparently governessing support against syrian president bashar assad but the wiki leaks website claiming that washington has been

mr. obama is expected to call for cuts in entitlement programs and the defense budget, while proposing tax increases. >>> and ousted egyptian president hosni mubarakis two sons are being detained while authorities investigate allegations of corruption and abuse of power. mubarak is currently hospitalized with heart problems. >>> after years of jockeying for position, four aerospace museums across the country have emerged as winners of the space shuttle retirement race. alexis christoforous explains. >> reporter: there were hugs and handshakes all around at new york's intrepid sea, air and space museum when nasa announced it will be the new home of the space shuttle "enterprise." >> this is just phenomenal. we'll have a marvelous piece of space history, a piece of american history, international history. >> reporter: on the 30th anniversary of the first shuttle flight to outer space, nasa announced which cities will get a spacecraft after the program ends this summer. "atlantis" will stay at the kennedy space center. "endeavour" will go to the california science center in los angeles. and "discovery" will be in suburban washington at the smithsonia

mr. wittman. u.s. saudi relations stance on mubarak and bahrain. how do you see that panning out?also whether you see the saudis in the long run being more assertive to keep up with the assertiveness. >> this does appear to be one of those relatively down times in the relationship between the united states and saudi air arabia. i've heard various explanations for it. unbeknownst to me i wasn't aware that apparently the saudis were extremely unhappy at a speech that secretary clinton gave an doha up the corrective leadership they thought pointed at them. we got down deep in the weeds of this. apparently in his last days at the state department spokesman, peter jay crowley was making a statement about the region in which he said the united states believes that governments in the region have to respond to and accommodate sentiments of the people including saudi arabia. i mean, a gratuitous addendum to the sentence as the saudis saw. the mubarak thing i don't think the saudis believe that the united states could or should have saved the mubarak presidency. what did they want us to do

mr. wittman on the u.s. saudi relations, where you stand on mubarak and bahrain. how do you see that happening now? and also in the long run being more assertive in this region to keep up this assertiveness. >> this does appear to be one of those rare times in a relationship of it. unbeknownst to me, i wasn't aware of it, apparently the saudis were extremely unhappy at a speech secretary clinton gave in doha in february about the corrupt era of leadership, which they fought pointed at them. we got really down in deep in the weeds apparently in his last days of the state department spokesman, peter jay crowley was making a statement about the region in which he said the united states believes governments in the region have to respond to and accommodate sentiments of the people including saudi arabia. a gratuitous addendum to the sentence as the saudis so the mubarak thing i don't think they believe the united states could or should have saved the mubarak presidency. what did they want us to do any more than we could save the shah, but there's the sense that we contributed to the humiliation and shou

mr. lippman, u.s.-saudi relations and the view of how u.s. stands over mubarak, how do you see that spanning out?so, how do you see the saudi in the longer run being more assertive in this region or keep up this assertiveness? >> this appears to be a down time between the united states and saudi arabia. i heard various explanations for it. unbeknownst to me, i wasn't aware of it. apparently the saudis were extremely unhappy at a speech that secretary clinton gave in february about our corrupt arab leaderships which they thought pointed at them. we got down deep in the weeds of this. apparently, in his last days of state department spokesman, p.j. crowley, made a statement that governments in the region have to respond to and accommodate sentimentses of the people including saudi arabia. i mean, a gray gratuitous addendum as the saudis saw it. i don't think the saudis believed that the united states could saved mubarak presidency. i mean, what did they want us to do anymore than we could have saved the shaw, but there is a sense that we contributed to the humiliation and the or should we say the u