gives egypt every year, about $1.3 billion of it goes to the egyptian military and a lot of that is actually spent right here in the u.s. on weapons, fighter jets, et cetera, et cetera, which are then sent to egypt. arwa damon is standing by live in cairo. arwa, what s been happening today? well, if you compare it to the levels of violence that we saw taking place yesterday, it most certainly has been relative speaking fairly quiet. earlier in the day we actually went down to one of the churches that had been looted and burnt by an angry mob of islamists, as eyewitnesses were describing them, as being the actions of the government when it came to deciding to send its security forces in, its policemen in to use violence to clear out those two sit-ins as having a very significant ripple effect here. you have these increased attacks on the christian community.
still on trial. rezza, keep an eye on things if you would, please, for us, live in cairo. i want to get us back live into the testimony in sanford, nevada. on the stand is a florida department of law enforcement crime lab analyst. the reason you are seeing a box on the stand, inside na box is a gun. it is the gun in question and she is a firearms analyst. and what type of fire. a is it firearm is it? it is a .9 mill mit ter cal tech semi automatic pistol. what do you mean by sigh automatic? in very basic terms, semi automatic means a pull of the trigger is required for each shot to be fired. what do you mean specifically by 9 millimetre? 9 millimetre is the calibre of the ammunition the firearm is designed to fire. are you familiar with that brand the cal tech brand? yes. how so?
and they re no longer able to secure these stockpiles? according to a western intelligence estimate, it s going to take about 70,000 troops to try and preserve these weapons from falling into the wrong hands, and everyone knows when regimes fall in the arab world, there s a tremendous amount of chaos afterwards. that could be a major concern for the u.s. and international community if these weapons fall into some of these rebels hands. mika? ayman mohyeldin live in cairo, thank you. as wall street always lets us now why you re awake wall street? i kind of thought we were going to business. well, actually, we had it up there. t.j. was talking in my ear, says he s got a question for you. oh, great. he ll ask during the break. oh, god. purple, purple. as always, we want to know why are you awake? shoot us an e-mail or tweet us. we re going to be reading the best responses later in the show. unfortunately, by that time, hr will be here and we will have already dragged
ahmed shafiq also claimed victory. morsi leads the unofficial vote count by 800,000 currently. but just a as the counting began, the ruling general dissolved the muslim brotherhood control parliament and tripped whoever rips the presidency of virtually all powers. you don t think they will? i wish. i wish for future for my kids. now the election commission has already delayed its results. once there is a report out they will declare a winner tomorrow. if shafiq wins the muslim brotherhood promised demonstrations that make the ones behind me look small. if morsi leads, it could mean the egyptian revolution version 2.0. bret? bret: we will follow it closely. leland vittert live in cairo. thank you. leaders of four of the euro zone s largest economies have agreed to push for a
said on what he heard attorney general has nothing to hide and wants to resolve the process. issa said it was time to turn over documents and attorney general wanted to give a brief something they still seem to be far apart. bret: we may hear from the attorney general in a few minute. you will see it live on fox. thank you. we still don t know who will be the next president of egypt. both candidates from last weekend s runoff are claiming victory but leland vittert tells us the man who ran the country for decades is said to be clinically dead. leland vittert live in cairo. hello. reporter: good morning, bret, from cairo. a little past midnight here. and the one source that is reporting president mubarak is clinically dead is the middle east news agency. you heard that from a few other diplomatic and intelligence sources. although they cannot confirm he is clinically dead. they slin think he. is whether he suffered a