what was the day like, nima? >> reporter: there are still a lot of people out. i think most people don't want to go home because then if they do, this day will have come to an end. it was absolutely incredible. you had people dancing, people crying, it was incredibly emotional and it seemed to be very much the people's day, fredricka. you had in addition to the official celebration an entire parade route taken up with when i was told were -- going to come and perform and never made it to the parade ground because they got surrounded by people with them and alongside them. today, the president of south sudan was thanking those in the international community who have been instrumental in making this happen. and the united states as well has been one of the biggest, a high level delegation with former secretary of state for the defense colin powell and u.n. ambassador susan rice here. and they told me that seeing the president here together on this day has given them a lot of hope. let's take a listen to what they had to say. >> i was here in january 2005, signing

you can hear it behind nima. thanks so much.checking the top stories for you on this saturday morning. new signs of unrest in the egyptian capital where tens of thousands of protesters return to tahrir square last night. they are not please with the reforms after the ouster of former president mubarak earlier this year. some pledged to stay in the square for 18 days. the length of the revolution that toppled mubarak. >>> the federal aviation administration wants fedex fined more than $689,000. the shipping company is accuse of breaking federal rules on transporting hazardous materials on cargo planes. a fedex spokeswoman said all the cases involved paperwork errors that never put the aircraft in any danger. last month the united kingdom's transport ministry banned fed eksz from bringing cargo due to security issues. >>> in orlando, the family feud between casey anthony and mother cindy is still going. a spokesman said casey denied her mother's request to visit last night. on tuesday, the 25-year-old was acquitted of murdering he

nima, thanks so much.outh sudan. >>> we're going to talk more about south sudan next hour on cnn. the new country from washington's perspective. stay with us for that. >>> clipping coupons out of a newspaper, many of us do it. when and why would it be against the law in texas? our legal guys can't wait for this case. >>> he's a baseball legend. and now roger clemens finds himself defending his record in a court of law. our legal guys are back. avery friedman in cleveland and richard herman in las vegas. gentlemen, roger clemens, he went on capitol hill. he testified and now he's being accused of perjury, making false statements to congress. we're talking about testimony that didn't even have to happen. and now he is fighting for his life. he was on the road to the hall of fame. but maybe now, no. what is -- >> that's for sure. you actually nailed the issue. his deposition was taken, sworn under oath, by lawyers who worked for congress, worked for that subcommittee. and the purpose was to get information ab

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i want to go to nima. bring us up to speed as far as what's happened. does the number seven fatalities, does that number even still hold? >> our understanding, brooke, is that death toll will definitely rise. emergency services have said that they still are unable to fully access the buildings around that initial blast. one of the government spokes people said that although today was a national holiday, hundreds of people were in those buildings. and they continue to be trapped in there. they are unable to reach those people as of yet. and on the island, a labor party spokesman, the ruling party in norway said that they had seen a panic on the island. many of them there are ages 15 to 25. and some tried to swim to safety, brooke. >> you mentioned something, that at least it gives us a sliver of encouraging news. the fact that it is a national holiday. i do know, though, as you've been reporting, there are people still trapped inside some of those buildings who were still at work. do we have any estimate, nima as far as how many people are still in there

nima el ba injure joining us live. many thanks to you >>> coming up, the crew of the shuttle "atlantis." and the astronauts were given on experiment to do which probably wouldn't appeal to most people to say the least. ♪ read your mind ♪ we need your questions ♪ each and every kind ♪ every kind ♪ will this react with my other medicine? ♪ ♪ hey, what are all these tests even for? ♪ ♪ questions are the answer ♪ yeah ♪ oh >>> live from cnn hong kong and london, this is "world business today." welcome back. >> let's recap our top story. thank you and good-bye. the "news of the world" is no more. hundreds of job losses and public disapproval. there are cause for heads to roll. at the heart of it, of course, we see the former editor, rebecca brooks seen here just yesterday in london with the news corps boss rupert murdoch. she'll be questioned by police later today. we don't have any confirmation of that. meanwhile murdoch's takeover of b sky b is in the spotlight with calls for the deal to be stopped. but according to today

joining us now from london with more, nima, can you bring us up to date? at present, randi, our understanding is that although rescue workers have been able to access the island where that second incident was going on with the shooter, that police now believe that there is reason -- strong reason they say, to believe there are explosives on the island. they say they are treating both crime scenes as an ongoing incident. they've asked oslo residents to stay indoors, away from the city center, not just this evening, but throughout the weekend. asking people not to use their mobile phones, to free them up for emergency services. and they say the most important thing is to stay away from gatherings, randi. >> so if i'm understanding you correctly, it sounds like the situation may not be over? >> well, that is their concern. that after the explosion, and it was a huge explosion. and we spoke to eyewitnesss as far away as 6 kilometers who heard it. the emergency servicers who came into the area, sboor the center of oslo only to discover there was a second incide

. >> nima, thank you so much. an important story. the world's eyes need to be on somalia right now., here are some facts about somalia. it's a country of about 10 million people. just about all of them are muslim. the life expectancy of a child born in somalia right now, is 49.6 years. the literacy rate, just under 38%. that rate is much higher for men than it is for women. 60% of the people are nomadic, 25% are farmers. the main export, bananas and livestock, camels, cattle, sheep and goats. the transitional federal government and parliament rule the country, but much of the country is controlled by local warlords. somalia also serves as a base for many of the pirates operating off africa's east coast. so the united states closed its embassy there in 1991 and has no formal diplomatic presence. the state department warns all americans against travel to somalia. >>> ten minutes to the top of the hour here on this cnn saturday morning. we will turn our attention back to washington, d.c., a lot of attention has been paid there lately but it still seems a deal not getting done. both hou