huge financial hole. standard & poor s downgraded in nine countries in the union. financial ministers reaching an agreement on another greek bailout. a lot of trouble with debt ridden banks. europe demanding an end to stringent austerity measures that all this resulted in the eurozone going back into another recession. thirty-two people dead, including two americans off the coast of italy. when the cost of concorde a cruise ship runs aground more than 79 people killed and 8000 injured. a district court says that they would like to oust president hosni mubarak to life in prison. and mohammed morsi, of the muslim brotherhood party takes
again, but first, developing news right now out of egypt. violent reaction in cairo after the sentencing of former egyptian president hosni mubarak to life in prison. protesters wanted him to get the death penalty. police clashed with demonstrators and the former president was killing the sentence for the killings that forced him from power. he suffered some sort of a health crisis after the verdict. we ll have a live report from cairo in just a few minutes. right now here s a live look at tahrir square. once again, thousands are gathering in protest to hosni mubarak being sentenced to life in prison as opposed to getting the death penalty. let s go to front page politics. president obama will leave chicago for washington within the hour. the president wrapped up a two-day swing through the midwest where he touted his economic record, despite some tough new jobs numbers. the president headlined three fund razors in chicago.
choice black mormons face in the upcoming election butt article contends black mormons will vote like most americans on the issues. from the sacramento bee, two deputies are facing charges of illegally selling dozens of high-powered pistols. the sales netted them thousands of dollars in profit. a gun dealer and a sacramento resident are also facing charges. and on the front page of the boomer rang in laramie, wyoming, a legal fight over an indian tribe s plan to kill two bald eagles for religious reasons. another tribe is opposed to the sacrifice and wants the courts to now prevent it. developing now, thousands are gathering in tahrir square in cairo. former president hosni mubarak was sentenced to life in prison earlier today and demonstrators wanted mubarak to get the death penalty. protesters battled with police in the streets, throwing rocks at police. they were dressed in riot gear after the prison term was announced. eman is in cairo. with a hello to you, what is the
square on those images you re seeing on the screen but thin cities all across the country. there s no presence of police or military to confront with the protesters and that s probably the biggest indication that it won t be very violent. but as it drags on over the course of a day or two, if it does even last that long, there is always the potential for there to be some kind of violent confrontations. yeah. also may i ask you about president mubarak s health. apparently there was some sort of a scare where he had to be treated, i guess, in the helicopter? he was being transported to the prison in? reporter: that s correct. the news agency here, the official state news agency reported that the president was suffering a critical health condition. they didn t elaborate what it was exactly, as he was being transported to the prison. keep in mind as soon as the verdict was read and he was taken out of the courtroom, he was transported to the prison as opposed to the medical facility wh
of, $15,000, and he was released. but the judge was very upset yesterday that it was revealed that zimmerman had at least $135,000 in a checking account. he ll be answering some of those questions to the judge presumably later this week. al alex. okay, charles, thank you very much. if you hear anything, let us know. other developing news this hour from egypt where thousands are gathering in tahrir square. they are reacting to the life sentence in prison given to hosni mubarak today. as we gave you a live look, many protesters are calling for mubarak to be executed. there were also battles between protesters who were throwing stones and police in riot gear. you see him there, former president mubarak had been convicted for the deaths of the protesters that had driven him out of office last year. after the verdict he suffered some sort of a health crisis. it happened as he was being taken to prison. let s go to front page politics. right now the president is