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on this grave stone are angels and people weeping. what are people waiting for, their ship? here it comes, borne by the deluge. in a market place now frequented by money changers with beards and baggy trousers, who restores the limbs and who throws open the gates for hollow-eyed gods coming in from babylon with red chests and white furious hair? i wonder who? on the day of march 1st in the 5th year after the second millennium, a massacre took place in babylon. it's my pleasure it introduce the next poet, george evans. . >> first, i would like to read a poem by my dear friend and wife, daisy samora, who was to be here today but is in nicaragua, keeping in mind what michael said about jorge and casablanca, i will read it in her language or my spanish first, then in translation. it's a poem directly addressed to poets but certainly to activists as well. (speaking spanish) no man's land. we are a mine field of clarity and whoever crosses the barbed wire comes back to life. but who is interested in crawling through undergrowth? who dares sail a tempest? who wants to come face to

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and music from stone sour.eto and the cletones. ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" >> dicky: and now, tonight's the night. here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you, cleto. thanks. hi, everyone, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching, thanks for being here. thank you for making it through this downpour today. it rained today, which, as you know, is unacceptable. this weekend, it was like 80 degrees this weekend. i spent all day saturday at the beach just so i could take pictures of myself and text them back to my family in brooklyn. i don't even like the beach. i just wanted to be out there to rub it in. this morning, all of a sudden, water started falling out of the sky. fortunately, by the time i figured out how the hell to get my wiper blades on in the car it stopped. but now they're seeing between tonight and sunday we're supposed to get an inch and a quarter of rain, which is more than an quarter of an inch a day. why is god doing this to us? this is it. battle los angeles

i have washed the mountain, i have washed the stones and the pebbles that clings to the trees. i have washed the mountain. i have lit the paths and the back ways around the mountain. i have lit the caves and the stairs and the hidouts in the folds of the mountain. i have washed the summit and every crevice of t

john de miranda, president and ceo, stepping stone, san diego, california. william lossiah-bratt, board of directors, southeastern regional representative, faces and voices of recovery, cherokee, north carolina. dr. clark, why should we be concerned about ethnic and racial differences within the addiction and recovery field, as well as other differences? well, one of the things that we want to make sure is that people who have substance use problems are able to recover and that materials that we use can assist them in that process. and so, you know, there are differences associated with cultural values and beliefs, starting from how one physiologically responds to a particular substance misuse to how certain substances are used in a cultural context. so if we're going to facilitate recovery, we need to understand the language, the beliefs, the social context associated with those substances. and that will help us facilitate that person's recovery by showing that we understand the life experiences that they have associated with their use of substances. and i

falling ash and stones are disrupting businesses and affecting travel in the region.nt shinmoe is on the border of kagoshima and miyazaki prefectures. it has been active since late january. a series of eruptions continued on monday with one explosion sending smoke 1,600 meters into the air. ash and stones have been raining down on residents living downwind of the volcano for more than a week. the main part of kirishima city is located about 20 kilometers from the crater. the city is famous for its hot spa resorts. the local tourism association says 20,000 tourists have canceled their reservations even though the 29 hotels surveyed are operating normally. the accumulated ash is creating a traffic hazard. police report 14 car accidents due to slippery roads in mimata town in miyazaki prefecture. the japan automobile federation is calling on people to drive carefully and keep a safe distance between cars. >>> japan's defense ministry is considering a new tactic to protect the country's southernmost islands. it follows a new set of defense policy guidelines that call for

stepping stone came into existence 35 years ago because gay men and lesbian women in san diego could not get into those recovery resources that were available then. or if they could, their experience was negative. so a number of people came together and said, well, let's start something for our community, and that was really the beginning of stepping stone, and i think that is true for a lot of these kind of culturally specific treatment programs. idiosyncrasies, sure. life in an alcohol and drug treatment program for the lgbt community is very different in many ways because the issues are very different. for example, when we built the facility 10 years ago, we had this very nice staircase that was going up to the second level. and our then ceo said to the architect, "i want that staircase to look like a woman's high heel shoe." it does, and that's one thing that is what makes stepping stone different from other treatment programs. so they adapted to their aesthetic. exactly, exactly. and the jokes are different and the interactions are often very different. and i suspect that that m

but his inscription is on the left side of the stone. >> the most troubling for me is knowing that my here and me and my sister crying over this side and he was not even on this side. >> reporter: just as troubling was how the problem came to light. the sisters say the cemetery uncovered the mistake as it was preparing to bury their mother last summer in the double plot. >> we had no idea until the night before we buried my mother, i got a call from hills of eternity saying there's been a mix-up. >> reporter: so while the grieving family watched, the widow was buried on the left side of the double plot under her husband' inscription. so how could this all happen? well, neither the cemetery nor art and stone the company that made the monument would talk on camera. but each says the other should have caught the mistake and both say the saleen family bears some responsibility because the family approved the final design. >> we just figured they knew. i didn't know we were supposed to know what side they were on. i mean, i just didn't think that was our responsibility. and we thought that

at each other difficult to say which side started throwing the stones first but we do understand rightnow that there are a number of injuries and that a five has just broken out so stones bottles anything they can put their hands on to has been thrown the army is no way to be seen like it did yesterday it has been maintaining a perimeter border.

. >> the professor says the attackers lobbed molotov cocktails and threw stones. earlier in the week they made sure that no one carried weapons into the square. >> they allowed throngs of people with whatever clubs and sticks and knives and stones that they were carrying. >> they say it looks like the army is siding with the mubarak government. >> for the first time i saw it was actually on april 6th 2008. >> the former head of mideast study at the american university in cairo he has seemed the same tactic in other demonstrations. >> they want to demonstrate to the international audience and especially president obama it's either us or chaos. >>> the professor at stanford says the army appears to be going along indicates they are siding with mubarak's choice of a successor m sul sul. we'll hear more coming up at 6:00. >> we'll seal you later on. >> state public utility's commission ordered pg&e to lower the pressure on under ground gas lines. they continue an investigation in the san bruno gas explosion. this week investigators learned that pg&e had allowed pressu

they started throwing stones at each other difficult to say which side started throwing the stones first but we do understand right now that there are a number of injuries and that a five has just broken out so stones bottles anything they can put their hands on too has been thrown the army is no way to be seem like it did yesterday it has been maintaining a perimeter border standing really very much on the outskirts only of this morning the army did issue a statement on egypt state television calling on protesters to discontinue now that is the first word from the army that it seemingly does not support this demonstration that has caused some here in egypt to ask the question as to whether or not mubarak isn't behind these demonstrations and whether or not it's not giving him the convenient excuse to not have to call his army and having said that though chaos on the streets people are sites and people have been running in all directions we are hearing the criticism from all quarters we're hearing that the egyptian museum is a focal point of these demonstrations concerns that people migh

you can when stepping stone support at the margaret thatcher foundation. it's an essential document and want everyone who is concerned about the coming election to read it and think it. it best expresses what i think is a core precept of thatcherism that british decline was a punishment for socialism, not imperialism but socialism. and conservative policy was developed around a strategy that john hopkins set out in the paper which not only helped thatcher achieve victory but led directly to almost every key thatcher i perform. now, he wrote in steppingstones stepping stones, events continue to reveal the true morality of the true left but the real point, socialism is less moral than capitalism rather than as immoral, has not been made. and this is the point he thinks needs to go out to the electorate, that it is not we're proposing an immoral but technicality, a moral as well as superior solution. he proposed the electorate could be divided into three categories, doers, thinkers and fielders. think about that for a minute. voters fall into three categories

it's right in front of stones town. southbound 19th avenue close tore san francisco state southbound 19th avenue is a good area to avoid. now, it is relatively light at this hour. so if you're driving on 19th avenue just get over and you can get down that way. in fact, you probably know that way around or you can go on sunset and stay on sunset and take you around to the lake there and then get on brotherhood way to get back to the freeway. let's move along and take a look at the commute westbound bay bridge. getting busy now coming into san francisco at the toll plaza. and this morning's commute on the san mateo bridge looks okay. little bit of wet weather out there. you can see roads are wet. it's one of those days driving in fact i feel that today and maybe tomorrow not going to be great driving weather. factor that into your plans, right, steve? >>> sal, very much so. yes. no doubt about it. we're already starting to see rain develop. show you that on live storm tracker 2. that's an angry sky. it's only going to get

last year a rolling stone article ended the career of general stanley mcchrystal now rolling stone has done a profile on general david petraeus who's taken over command of the war in afghanistan now while petraeus himself declined to be interviewed the article aptly titled king david's war portrays a man who does whatever it takes to make things go his way that includes undermining the president working with and paying off corrupt warlords escalating violence despite the counterinsurgency strategy that he himself wrote the book on and perhaps most importantly being a master of spin in his nine hundred eighty seven doctoral dissertation at princeton betray us wrote the following what policymakers believed to have taken place in any particular case is what matters more than what actually occurred but nearly ten years into this war how long can that betray us keep manipulating the situation before the veil is finally lifted here to discuss it with me is robert farley a blogger at lawyers guns and money robert thanks so much for being here tonight thank you for having me now i want your op

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who threw stones on t.v. dot com. in some petersburg multis available in hotels for a story of a little at best a joke for an ace old school to kowtow to trip us hotel patricio toto. nova tilson to. stone. in a sea of calmness if you visit. the stories from our teacher night thousands flee from political unrest in north africa in the middle east but as they arrive in european countries looking for safety they're accused of bringing violence and instability with them. and anger at the government reaches boiling point in libya with clashes in airstrikes against protesters reported colonel gadhafi denies fleeing the country and he refuses to step down. president to meet rivette of want of decades of turmoil if the protests continue it comes as moscow sends in planes to pick up hundreds of russians working in libya. plus the red planet cities last guess for now with a six man crew making the final walk. as part of a simulated mission to mars the volunteers know halfway through the five hundred twenty day sped up to the sc

who threw stones on t.v. don't come. that's. drama unfolding on the streets of cairo as pro and anti mubarak demonstrators cast a new round of unrest in egypt as those demanding the president's resignation call face to face with his supporters to capitol street. russia called the deportation of the steeple a man for moral influence allegedly committed to do so on thrown we are. serious consequences. the u.s. mainstream media has found a new opportunity to demonize iran a book on suicide bombers in the arizona desert is reported as an omen for a domestic attack. you're watching r t seven pm here in moscow welcome to the program now we begin with egypt our continuing coverage of the cautious there happening on the streets of cairo now between the members of the opposition and protesters rallied to support the current president hosni mubarak or the country's leader and he will seek rest reelection in september's vote after more than a week of violent demonstrations across the country urging him to step down our policy or joins us f

the gate on the right has similar stone pillars topped with stars of david.t's called 'the jewish gate'". now i'm going to skip a bit to the next page: "i gave the attendant my surname. she disappeared into a musty back room, then returned momentarily with six worn yellowed cards. each contained the name of someone interred at the cemetery, the date nd place of the person's death, along with date, style, and location of bial. the names were my great-grandparents daisy and melvin feiler, my great- great-uncle edwin cohen, my grandparents alene and edwin feiler, and my uncle stanley feiler". final quote: "i thanked her, returned the cards, and stood up to leave. 'are you going to visit your family?' she asked. 'sort of', i said. really, i came to visit my own gravesite". now, that scene would make a lot of sense if somebody were 65 or 70, but here you are a young man born in 1964 in that situation. how did that scene come to be, and what does it mean? - well, there's a lot into that scene, actually. first of all, i come from savannah, georgia, and it's a place

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the journalist of our sister organization was injured he was hit by a stone because people are using stones or using bricks they using molotov cocktails anything that they can get their hands on now there was a moment yesterday when it looked as if this violence could be prevented when all of a sudden people arrived on camels and on horseback it's not really clear who sent them so question suspicions who is behind this violence and with me to explore this i have mr addle add way who is a member of the egyptian foreign relations council thank you for joining me do you think that there is foreign involvement i think that is because a lot of range means a lot of support especially from the media front from media from outside egypt and i think this is really very sad because. a lot of pressure from many a faction of factions they don't like to see egypt. i don't know when you talk about foreign influence which countries specifically are we talking about. come to you but i think there's a lot of factions they want to see the middle east different they don't want to see stable middle is yo

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the fussing of salesmen, the struggle of life, kids threw stones at one another in the middle of the road while dirty water flooded the avenue and the wind toyed with gates and roof tops, alone in a state of semi oblivion. . >> on the day al-matarazzo street was bombed, did you notice how quickly it folded in itself? or the broken tea cups and coffee-stained saucers, the gray matter, and just before the street was eviscerated by those, just before that moment, did you hear the patter, the proclamation, the prayer as they wrangled and swore, denied and affirmed, did you hear the words as they fell? for a thousand years we have, two thousand years, more coffee? what do you think? but this book says -- map, border, industry, collusion, resistance, truth, spirit, faith, doctrine, domain, love, free, portal, wind, cut. did you hear the euphony of the street like a rain forest of song birds pefrpblged among the crinkle and fluttering leaves of newspapers as they addressed if not solved, defined if not created the problems and the promise of tomorrow? did you hear the explosion, the screech

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crowds are throwing stones at each other. the shots are ringing out. after 10 days, the exhaustion is visible among many anti-mubarak protesters, but they say they will not leave until mubarak leaves. >> this is a revolt for our dignity. we need justice. we need those who have committed crimes against humanity to be punished. >> the prime minister apologized for the violence, pledging a full investigation. meanwhile, the vice president signaled a new openness to dialogue. >> today, the president has instructed me to talk to all political parties immediately in order to have a dialogue about all of these issues. >> all the same, violence continued unabated on tahrir square. protesters are reported to have attacked and wounded foreign journalists. makeshift hospitals are being set up. the army has at times moved against anti-mubarak supporters , and attempted to create a buffer. but they have had little effect on the continuing violence. >> we are joined by a correspondent in cairo. the government spent the day apologizing. how has that gone down amongst

. >> id has been a day of barricades, blood, and stones. the protesters have organized themselves. collecting ammunition, tons of rubble to ruffling at the president's supporters. >> she is saying, mubarak destroyed egypt. look at what he is doing to us. he should just leave. it has been a week and a half a protests and a day and a night of violence of exhaustion. before all of this, he was building a business. >> we are here to send our voice. >> he had just arrived from his job in london. >> mubarak is an egyptian. at some point, and he will realize that we all want democracy. so, the people have said the word, i think. >> the battle of the square and the stones intensified in the afternoon. they broke out and rushed the supporters of the president and drove them out. some panicked, retreating back across the nile. others who did not go fast enough, were grabbed and dragged back into the square. the protesters believe they're being infiltrated by government spies. just kill me is what he says. egyptians are learning how to take each other. from time to time, the army tried warnin

but they collected themselves in counterattack and bodies of stones went both ways. most of the afternoon, the clashes ebbed and flowed across egypt's capital. they have warned to be out again in the morning. camels and horses and joined the battle on the president's side. soldiers pulled out some casualties, but did not intervene. >> i am telling the army to stand in front of their responsibilities. >> will barack go to hell! -- lebaron, go to hell! -- mubarak, go to hell! >> this is the eighth responsibility of hosni mubarak. he is killing his people. >> is trying to reassert his authority over the center of his capital city. it is a terrible humiliation to have a demonstration like this going on for so many days. dozens of casualties on the anti-government side have been taken to an improvised dressing station. it overflowed from the mosque that it was based in and into the street. >> he is a kid, 17 years. >> he says that many of the wounds were caused by nuys as well as stones. the violence has overwhelmed the them all. the president's -- the protestors thought

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they collect of themselves and counterattack and volleys of stones went both ways. most of the afternoon, the clashes and and flowed across the heart of egypt's capital. the army's warned the protesters to get out early in the morning. men on camels and horses join the battle of the president's side. soldiers pulled out some casualties, but did not intervene. >> of the army needs to stand up to their responsibilities. we the people, no matter what the opinion is. we do not want this. >> some of the president's people were captured by the protesters. both sides claimed that their proponents were paid. >> this is president mubarak tried to reassert his authority over the sand dollar -- center of the capital city. for a leader like this, it is a terrible devastation to have something like this to go on for so many days. dozens of casualties on the anti-government side were taken to an improvised dressing station. it overflowed into the streets. the doctor in charge did not have much time to talk. >> he is a kid, 17 years. >> many of the wounds were caused by knives as

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bed that have immigrants living where they have been forced their own versions of sharia law were stoning has seemed to be have happened but it's there is it was people here i need to absolutely but sometimes it is a lot of your younger you and i really i don't see why do we need a log in sure i don't think you're going to be going through another do you think you should just use it out here. that i think it's not a g.o.p. tactic that spread fear and spread it's not appropriate but is that the united states has its own nice to realize not going to interfere with that i think you just mentioning it to people just scares the population i think is right here in part those are true the fact that we do have issues with radical islam in this country we keep having people arrested and some of the only have all that is as if i didn't. why the next one is exactly why it why have twenty states proposals on the books or in some cases even laws banning something that we that jaimie you say it's never going to happen here if they don't i don't these are serious concerns of the larger world needs to do

now according to rolling stone a general in the u.s. army illegally ordered a team of soldiers who specialized in psychological operations to manipulate visiting american politicians and providing more funding and troops for the war in afghanistan is the latest exposé coming from michael hastings the same reporter who last year and it general stanley mcchrystal career and he calls it another runaway general in regard to lieutenant general william caldwell who's in charge of training afghan troops but according to hastings called the offer ordered and informations operations unit to provide deep analysis of pressure points to secretly manipulate lawmakers without their knowledge and even worse to have this project take priority over all other duties now keep in mind using propaganda against american citizens is in violation of u.s. law and one man tenet colonel michael holmes spoke out and was then reprimanded by military investigators but if what hastings writes is true this exposes not only a disregard for the law but also puts into qu

the square was stoned by police powers earlier. the police moved in to clear the square without warning about 3:00 a.m. local time. hundreds of people were in the square spending the night in tents. the authorities said that they had exhausted all chance of dialogue with the protesters and they had to intervene to restore order and ensure people's safety. the police commander tells the protesters to disperse and the events were shown on state tv. then some prepared to attack the security forces. they did not harm anyone, this protester said. we were sleeping when they surprised us and attack us. demonstrators fled with the police in pursuit. helicopters flew overhead. the smell of the teargas remained sere -- several hours after the crackdown began. the wounded screamed by the dozens in the state-run hospital. the opposition condemns the police confrontation. there is one -- there's more than one way to avoid confrontation, he says. whoever took the decision was aiming to kill. >> i directly conveyed our deep concern about the acti

leonardo da vinci once said, if you want to understand a mountain, you should examine a stone. a stone contains all of the many features of a mountain. >> on his large-scale prints, the houses often appear much bigger than they are in real life. that's why he likes people to see his photos in exhibitions. it's the ideal place for playing this game with illusions and reality. >> from one illusion to the next. well, almost. they say christmas keeps getting earlier but we're going for a place in the guinness book of records today. we've been to frankfurt, where christmas is is already in full swing. at at a trade fair that took place there this week. >> christmas is only just over but here in frankfurt, it's already christmas time again, at least judging by these men in red suits and white beards. but is everyone at the trade fair crazy about christmas? translator: for me it's normal, not strange at all. translator: my personal christmas isn't until december 24th, but normally every day is christmas for me. >> all the flowers and everything make you feel like it's christmas alread

molotov cocktails replaced the sticks and stones of the afternoon clashes. a message on twitter spoke volumes. "oh, my god, oh, my god. we in tahrir square. they are killing us. the thugs have killed us." >> it's been absolutely appalling what is happening down there. >> couric: no stranger to conflict, marie colvin of the "sunday times" lost her eye covering the srilanken civil war. he was in the thick of things as pro mubarak forces converged. >> they came with pieces of machinery. they came rocks and knives and they came to clear tahrir square of the supporters. they're now chopping up the pavement to throw rocks back. it's mayhem down there. >> couric: did the mubarak government orchestrate this? >> this has been organized on some level by the mubarak government. we don't know what level. but the people we are seeing attacking tahrir square right now are mubarak supporters. quite a few are government employees. it simply does not happen in egypt without official sanction. >> couric: meanwhile it was unclear what role, if any, the egyptian military was pl

they collected themselves and counterattacked and volleys of stones went both ways. most of the afternoon, the clashes ebbed and flowed across the heart of egypt's capital. the army had warned the protesters to get out earlier in the morning. men on camels and horses joined the battle on the president's side. soldiers pulled out some casualties but didn't intervene. >> i'm calling the army to stand in front of their responsibilities now with the people whatever their opinion is. we don't want this! >> some of the president's people were captured by the protesters. both sides claim that their opponents are paid for what they're doing. >> hosni mubarak. >> this is president hosni mubarak trying to reassert his authority over the center of his capital city. for a leader like him, it is a terrible humiliation to have a demonstration like this going on for so many days. dozens of casualties on the anti-government side were taken to an improvised dressing station. it overflowed out of a mosque where it was based into the street. the doctor in charge didn't have much time t

weather officials say thick layer of ash and stones could become hazard if there is substantial rainfall. the foot of the mountain on the miyazaki prefecture side is at risk for mud slides. residents are on alert if the rain gets heavy. officials warn people to stay four kilometers away to avoid the risk of large rocks blown from the volcano. the city office is preparing residents for further resupgss disrupting or distributing a hazard map, rather, to about 43,000 residents in. a village about six kilometers away from the crater, officials deliver the maps house by house. the colors in red and yellow shows areas at risk from lava flows if there is a sudden eruption. >>> the u.s. government says a ten-month investigation has concluded that no electronic control problems caused unwanted acceleration in toyota vehicles. >> there is no electronic-based cause for unintended, high-speed acceleration in toyotas. >> transportation secretary ray lahood released the results of the investigation on tuesday. the department says the only causes of so-called runaway vehicles manufactured by toyota mo

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a reporter for "rolling stone," the same reporter whose award-winning profile of general stanley mcchrystal led to the four-star general's resignation has a new story out. in this one an american general is accused by one of his own officers of using military psychological tactics, known in the trade as psy-ops, on u.s. senators to get funding for the war. our pentagon correspondent, jim miklaszewski, has our report. >> reporter: the explosive charge in an article for "rolling stone" claims the u.s. army illegally ordered soldiers in psychological operations to manipulate american senators into providing more support for the afghanistan war. >> 4:59 a.m. >> lieutenant general william caldwell, in charge of training afghan troops, was seeking more money and american soldiers to to target lawmakers with a propaganda campaign filled with favorable news on the training and the war to win their votes. but using psychological operations against any americans is illegal under any circumstances. lieutenant colonel michael holmes of the army national guard told nbc news he refused to follow the orde

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. >> the standoff turned more violent when the two sides began throwing stones and petrol bombs at each other. the fighting continued into the night. the health ministry says three people were killed and more than 600 others were wounded. the number of casualties is expected to rise as the violence continues. egypt's state-run broadcaster is calling on people to leave the square. meanwhile, the country's opposition groups met after mubarak's televised speech on tuesday to announce that he would not run in the presidential election in september or seek another term. he also called for dialogue with the opposition. at the meeting, four groups, including one led by the former head of the international atomic energy agency, mohamed elbaradei, agreed to talk with the mubarak administration to ensure a smooth transition of power. but the influential opposition group, the muslim brotherhood, stood by its demand for mubarak's immediate resignation. the muslim brotherhood says it will form a provisional government and skap a peace treaty with israel after forcing president mubarak to design. the

. >> it's been a day of barricades, blood, and stones. the protesters have organized themselves, making shields out of scrap metal. and collecting ammunition. tons of rebel flinging out of the supporters. she's saying, mubarak destroyed egypt. look what he's doing to us. he should just leave. it's been a week and a half of protest, and a day and a night of violence, exhaustion, and pain. before all this, this man was building a business. >> he has just arrived from his job as a doctor in london. >> mubarak is an egyptian, and i think at some point he will realize that we all want democracy. so the people have said the word. >> the battle of the square and the stones intensified in the afternoon. they broke out and rushed the supporters of the president, driving them back. some panicked, retreating back across the nile. others who weren't fast enough were grabbed and dragged back into that require square. -- into tahrir square. the protesters believe they're being infiltrated by government spies. anyone suspicious gets a rough ride. just k

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while some layed down on the stone ground as if dead. they says the in support of the protesters who have lost their lives in egypt. but for one of these students, one of those deaths is true. her skull was crushed by local police. >> she was always very happy. always joking with me when i was learning arabic. she died protesting against 30 years of dictatorship. >> reporter: this student says his father a dentist stands guarded in front of his family's apartment building at night. >> my dad is going around in shifts with a gun, that he needs to possess himself. police are not helping us. >> reporter: many egyptians here who have lived under egyptian president hosni mubarak, are frustrate. >> as a result you feel like you are living as a second class citizen. >> reporter: more protests are coming, including one in front of u.n. plaza and another here on campus next week. reporting live at uc berkeley. rob roth, ktvu. >>> a panel of energy analysts warned congress that the unrest in egypt could boost energy prices. the ongoing turmoil in