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reza sayah is in iran, and i asked him, why would iran send a monkey into orbit?edy shows are probably going to have a field day with this, but for iran, launching a monkey into space is serious business. eventually, they want to get a human being up there. they're starting with a monkey. before you make fun, remember, the u.s. did this in the 1950s as part of their space program. iran first tried this in 2011. it didn't work. state media reporting it worked this time around. this monkey was strapped in like a mummy making monkey business very, very difficult. it is not clear when this happened. whenever iran tests any rocket, washington always sounds the alarm saying it could be a secret test for their nuclear program, and it is very likely that you will hear some of the concerns again, erin. >> all right. reza, thank you very much. >>> now our fifth story "outfront," obama the skeet shooter. i'm not making this up. in an interview with the new york republic, the president revealed he can relate to people who enjoy firing guns. when asked if he has ever fired one

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people this weekend are furious about something more specific and here's cnn's reza sayaha. >> he first delivered a stern warning to egyptians calling on the country to end the violence and then he took his most aggressive action yet against protesters, declaring emergency ruling curfews for three cities. the president making announcement in late-night televised address after another day of violent protests throughout egypt. the protest turning violent in the city of port said for the second day. these violent demonstrations have been going on since friday, the two-year anniversary of the 2011 egyptian revolution, now the president saying enough is enough, saying he had no choice but to get tough. >> translator: the civilians are likely to disturb the security of this nation. we will deal with them severely. there is no -- repeat -- everyone should know. that's the nation's institution is capable to protect this nation and these people and these institutions. and i did confirm earlier as you all know that i am against any excepti exception, but if i was pushed, if i was pushed, i will a

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reza sayah, thank you very much. you were in tahrir square two years ago. describe for us what you saw back then and the kinds of images that reza is bringing us today. it seems like it's not the same thing. >> what's happening today and what happened two years ago is not the same thing. egyptians are continuing to express their frustration. when i was there two years ago from the end of january until hosni mubarak was forced to step down on february 11th, it was a true change in leadership and historic moment when entrenched dictator was finally forced out of office. however, if you look back two years, sometimes it appears as though some of the reporting was maybe a little breathless, maybe a little naive. the people have spoken. now a true democracy can be the reality of millions of egyptians. it has not been the case for many of the critics of the new president. the muslim brotherhood president mohamed morsi. they accuse him of acting like hosni mubarak with a beard. they say on december 25th a constitution was approved that limits the rights of freedom

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for i am in moscow i met reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story chaos spreading across egypt with violent clashes and more tear gas fired at protesters in cairo at least thirty two people including police officers in two football players have reportedly been killed in egypt's port saïd where crowds tried to storm a prison this after twenty one people were sentenced to death accused of stirring up last year's stadium violence in the city that claimed seventy four lives correspondent bill true has more from cairo. the violence continues here in cairo between protesters and security forces on the cornice by the nih and this happened after protesters decided to move the demonstration from tahrir square to the parliament building then security forces responded with quite a lot of tear gas the air here in downtown cairo is really stinging even at this time to it's very hard to breathe when you're outside meanwhile the situation is definitely escalating import the death toll goes up every hour and over three hundred injured the army are still on the streets apparently they've

cnn's reza sayah is in cairo. what is happening there now? this has been going on all day. what is happening now? >> it is 9:00 p.m. local time, victor, and here in tahrir square we're starting to see some of the protesters leave. there are still several thousand people here, but things relatively calm at this location. however, in other parts of cairo, in other parts of egypt, things seem to be escalating, we're seeing violence in pockets of clashes in the side streets, few blocks away from tahrir square. we're seeing clashes between protesters and police in front of the state tv building here in cairo, several blocks away. we're also seeing clashes, we can also tell you that protesters have blocked off traffic in both directions. the 6th of october bridge, a major bridge over the river. they also blocked off a subway system here near in tahrir square. hard to believe it was two years ago, but an uprising here in egypt eventually toppled then president hosni mubarak, and it started right here in tahrir square this iconic landmark, people gathered and demanded an end to the

president-elect and i still remember vividly which is the good thing about the book remember building reza on march 2nd or 3rd. you've got to do something about the crisis and signed a document. we have to be together to ensure the country to read we may keep them in the white house. lincoln did the same thing. he wouldn't declare any policy about facing down secession about every aspect that is compromised. he secretly discussed with the republicans how far he was willing to go on the compromise and also drew a line in the sand and that idea as profound silence and activity it was a great lesson. i was frankly shocked and senator mccain went to a cabinet meeting to discuss an economic plan that a lame-duck president had said was instituting yet we can argue all night whether it was required and whether it held or didn't, weather was a bailout or loan program, but i think the president-elect needed a clean slate. i think we will get through it to january 25th. we got through at the beginning of the depression and we got through to march 4th of 1861. when the seven states left the union and

reza, what is going on?here is calm where we are in port said right now, nowhere near the violence that we saw over the weekend. there was demonstrations within the past hour but this time those demonstrations did not break the government-imposed curfew put in place a couple of days ago. that's because there was a change here within the past few hours. the governor here decided to reduce the curfew and instead of it going into effect at 9:00 p.m., it's going into effect at 6:00 p.m. and the skits frchizo strategy from the president, last night the muslim brotherhood, through their website, announced that the president has changed his mind somewhat. he's asked the governors in these three provinces to make the decision whether they want to keep the curfew in the emergency rule or cancel it and, as we mentioned it, one governor here, the port said governor, has decided to reduce it. wolf? >> what do we expect in the days to come? what do we expect from president morsi? >> reporter: well, look, when there's tur

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thank you very much, reza. >>> a murder mystery that turned washington, d.c.ide down, a brand new development in the shandhand i shandra levy murder. defense attorneys want a retrial. they say prosecutors withheld important information about a witness. we don't know which one. but defense attorneys say the government had the information during trial. 30-year-old igmar guandique is serving a 60-year sentence after being convicted of first degree murder in 2010. >>> a 23-year-old man living in a $2.5 million mansion by the water in boca raton, florida, and not paying a dime. andre barbosa, doing some very posh squatting. this house in foreclosure and empty. he moved in. police say they can't boot him, because no one saw him break in, and the neighbors not one bit happy. >> walking into a house? that's crazy, and the point of not being able to get him out is even crazier. >> so florida law apparently allows the squatter to move in, claim the title. he needs to stay there seven years, pay the property taxes and hope the owner, bank of america in this case, forgets

cnn's reza seha is in cairo. >> reporter: more clashes throughout the day, also clashes in the city ofay in port saeed. that's where thousands turned out in funeral processions to mourn several protesters who were killed over the weekend. an incredibly sum mutumultuous n egypt. now emergency law and curfews in three cities along the suez canal. he first delivered a stern warning to the people of egypt. warning them not to protest anymore. and then he announced the emergency rules in the city of suez, port saeed and another city. the announcement after a weekend of dead lie violence. the president saying he had no choice but to get tough. >> translator: those who attack civilians and like to disturb the security of this nation, we will deal with them severely. they will know, repeat, everyone will know that this nation is capable to protect this nation's peoples and institutions. >> reporter: the emergency law and the curfews will last for 30 days, according to the president. police will have extended powers. people will not be as free to protest, if at all. remember, egypt lived under