. >> and i am steve chaid. >> floodwaters, and detroit says the good times are back. tunisia's anti-government clashes have rched the catal,unis the official civilian death toll stands at 21. civil-rights groups say that number is far higher. that government has ordered the indefinite closure of all schools in universities in an effort to stamp out the clashes, which the tunisian president has described as terrorism. >> one western town has been one of the worst hit by the violence. people here are angry. >> where young people are unemployed. we are dependent on welfare. many have four people to feed and have to get by on only 40 rose per month. -- first40 euros per month. >> but the government is sticking to more government friendly views. >> if you want something, ask in a legal way. do not be destructive. >> some are in the hospital. the president says you are free to express ourselves, but not with violence. >> the president has condemned the rioters as terrorists, but he has promised to cut a graduate of an implied by creating 300,000 new jobs. -- promise to cut

at >> in i am steve chaid at business desk. >> egyptian opposition leader mohamed elbaradei flies into cairo at the capitol braces for more protests. the german parliament remembers victims of the holocaust. and ancient statues go back on show in berlin after being deduced to revel in the second world war. -- after being deduced to rubble in the second world war. ♪ >> nobel peace laureate and egyptian opposition leader mohamed elbaradei says his country must change, and he is ready to lead the transition. elbaradei has flown in to cairo to join protests against the government of president hosni mubarak. elbaradei's arrival comes amid mass arrests in an ever-growing security presence on the streets. >> the return of the nobel peace laureate and former head of the international atomic energy agency -- scores of people came to meet him at cairo airport. he could become a figurehead for the demonstrators. he is considered a potential challenger to president hosni mubarak. >> [inaudible] i wish we did not have to go to the street to express to the regime that we need change. we tried an ele

. >> i am steve chaid at the business desk. >> our top stories at this hour.housands of egyptian protesters took to the street and an open challenge to president mubarak. protest in lebanon over the appointment of a hezbollah- backed prime minister. and russian leaders pledged strong action to find those responsible for monday's deadly airport bombing in moscow. >> thousands of egyptians have taken into the streets of cairo in protests against president mubarak. protesters said they were inspired by the recent demonstrations in tunisia, which led to the president there being overthrown. unconfirmed reports say a policeman died in the disturbances in cairo. two demonstrators were reported killed in suez. the united states, a close ally of egypt, called for restraint from all sides. washington says it still regards the mubarak government as stable. >> the center of cairo in the hands of demonstrators. in unprecedented scenes, several thousand people were out to show their rejection of the government of president hosni mubarak. the police, who up to now have alwa

. >> and i am steve chaid. >> our lead story at this hour, russia is on high alert. s suicide bomb attacks in moscow's main airport kills 35 people and injures 130. ♪ >> crash that is in a state of high alert after a suicide bomber killed 35 people at moscow's main airport. another 130 people were wounded at the bombing at the doh note -- the domodedovo airport. the russian president has ordered extra security at all airports and train stations across the country. >> an amateur video taken by cell phone shows the international arrivals hall of moscow's main airport just moments after massive blast tore through the building. fix smoke-filled the hall where russian officials believe a suicide bomber set off the device near the baggage carousels. police cordoned off this part of the airport. but even as survivors were still being evacuated, air-traffic resumed. the russian authorities are keen to show the hadhe situation well under control. president medvedev immediately went on national television. he pledged to do everything in his power to bring those responsible to

. >> and i am steve chaid at the business desk. >> our headlines at this hour.t remains in the grip of mass protests tonight as the government imposes a curfew and deploys the military. >> german chancellor angela merkel warrants speculator is that the bureau will be defended at all costs. >> berlin names today for german troops to start withdrawing from afghanistan. ♪ >> aged has imposed a nighttime curfew following the biggest day of anti-government protests since the unrest began four days ago. -- egypt has imposed a curfew. it is enforced by in cairo and other major cities until early saturday morning. this comes after security forces struggle to control huge crowds, demanding the resignation of president hosni mubarak. >> the authorities imposed a nighttime curfew throughout the country, but protests continued in in defiance of the order. the situation escalated in cairo, where demonstrators tried to storm the billings of the foreign ministry in the state tv service. clashes between police and demonstrators had continued all day. earlier, police usedememptp

. >> and i am steve chaid. >> floodwaters, and detroit says the good times are back. tunisia's anti-government clashes have reached the capital, tunis. the official civilian death toll stands at 21. civil-rights groups say that number is far higher. that government has ordered the indefinite closure of all schools in universities in an effort to stamp out the clashes, which the tunisian president has described as terrorism. >> one western town has been one of the worst hit by the violence. people here are angry. >> where young people are unemployed. we are dependent on welfare. many have four people to feed and have to get by on only 40 rose per month. -- first40 euros per month. >> but the government is sticking to more government friendly views. >> if you want something, ask in a legal way. do not be destructive. >> some are in the hospital. the president says you are free to express ourselves, but not with violence. >> the president has condemned the rioters as terrorists, but he has promised to cut a graduate of an implied by creating 300,000 new jobs. -- promise

. >> and i am steve chaid at the business desk. >> our headlines at this hour.t remains in the grip of mass protests tonight as the government imposes a curfew and deploys the military. >> german chancellor angela merkel warrants speculator is that the bureau will be defended at all costs. >> berlin names today for german troops to start withdrawing from afghanistan. ♪ >> aged has imposed a nighttime curfew following the biggest day of anti-government protests since the unrest began four days ago. -- egypt has imposed a curfew. it is enforced by in cairo and other major cities until early saturday morning. this comes after security forces struggle to control huge crowds, demanding the resignation of president hosni mubarak. >> the authorities imposed a nighttime curfew throughout the country, but protests continued in in defiance of the order. the situation escalated in cairo, where demonstrators tried to storm the billings of the foreign ministry in the state tv service. clashes between police and demonstrators had continued all day. earlier, police used batons

. >> i am steve chaid at the business desk. >> our top stories at this hour.housands of egyptian protesters took to the street and an open challenge to president mubarak. protest in lebanon over the appointment of a hezbollah- backed prime minister. and russian leaders pledged strong action to find those responsible for monday's deadly airport bombing in moscow. >> thousands of egyptians have taken into the streets of cairo in protests against president mubarak. protesters said they were inspired by the recent demonstrations in tunisia, which led to the president there being overthrown. unconfirmed reports say a policeman died in the disturbances in cairo. two demonstrators were reported killed in suez. the united states, a close ally of egypt, called for restraint from all sides. washington says it still regards the mubarak government as stable. >> the center of cairo in the hands of demonstrators. in unprecedented scenes, several thousand people were out to show their rejection of the government of president hosni mubarak. the police, who up to now have alwa

. >> and i am steve chaid. >> our lead story at this hour, russia is on high alert. s suicide bomb attacks in moscow's main airport kills 35 people and injures 130. ♪ >> crash that is in a state of high alert after a suicide bomber killed 35 people at moscow's main airport. another 130 people were wounded at the bombing at the doh note -- the domodedovo airport. the russian president has ordered extra security at all airports and train stations across the country. >> an amateur video taken by cell phone shows the international arrivals hall of moscow's main airport just moments after massive blast tore through the building. fix smoke-filled the hall where russian officials believe a suicide bomber set off the device near the baggage carousels. police cordoned off this part of the airport. but even as survivors were still being evacuated, air-traffic resumed. the russian authorities are keen to show they had the situation well under control. president medvedev immediately went on national television. he pledged to do everything in his power to bring those responsible

at >> in i am steve chaid at business desk. >> egyptian opposition leader mohamed elbaradei flies into cairo at the capitol braces for more protests. the german parliament remembers victims of the holocaust. and ancient statues go back on show in berlin after being deduced to revel in the second world war. -- after being deduced to rubble in the second world war. ♪ >> nobel peace laureate and egyptian opposition leader mohamed elbaradei says his country must change, and he is ready to lead the transition. elbaradei has flown in to cairo to join protests against the government of president hosni mubarak. elbaradei's arrival comes amid mass arrests in an ever-growing security presence on the streets. >> the return of the nobel peace laureate and former head of the international atomic energy agency -- scores of people came to meet him at cairo airport. he could become a figurehead for the demonstrators. he is considered a potential challenger to president hosni mubarak. >> [inaudible] i wish we did not have to go to the street to express to the regime that we need change. we tried an ele