harris: nobody did survive. the pilot and his three children and two other men on board all killed. the local sheriff saying dad had just picked up his children from his ex-wife s home outside of phoenix. the announcement of a united states backed deal for yemen s president a step down sparking more protests in that al qaeda hot spot. demonstrators have been calling for president to hand over power. thousands of yemenese say the deal is not enough. here is reena ninan. hi, harris, agreed to a deal to step down. that hasn t stopped protests from raging on in yemen. [sirens] at least five protesters were killed by pro-government forces, one day after yemeni president signed a u.s.-backed power transfer deal brokered largely by saudi arabia. protesters are angry with the deal because it grants immunity from prosecution. thousands took to the streets and chanted no immunity for the killer. if the deal holds, it will be the fourth arab leader ousted
from america s news headquarters, i m ainsley earhardt. a developing story regarding the future of yemen, the country s president reportedly arrived in saudi arabia where he is expected to sign a power transfer deal. according to yemeni tv, he arrived in riyadh early wednesday. but it is not clear when he will sign the deal. following months of protests, asking for his ouster, he has agreed to sign the agreement, but has changed his mind each time. under the deal, he would sign over power to the vice-president in exchange for immunity from prosecution. a judge has been suspenned for beating his son with a belt. his daughter put the 2004 tape on the internet, where he was viewed by millions of people. i m ainsley earhardt. now back to on the record. thanks for watching fox. for your headlines, go to
that s logistics. saving time, cutting stress, when you use ups that s logistics. breaking news in yemen. months of protest finally bringing about the desired result. the president has just stepped down, signing a power transfer deal in the saudi capital today. this proposal is aimed at ending that country s nine-month uprising. also an update on the death toll from the clashes in egypt. that s climbing by the day. among them, though, three american students are in custody, but one boy s father doesn t believe his son is in any danger. he s an american, and i suspect that the egyptian government isn t going to do anything stupid at this point, and they re not going to hurt
loyalists. gadhafi s sons say they are both in custody and wanted by the fcc and war crimes charges. yemen s embattled president has arrived in riyadh. he s expected to sign a power transfer deal to end ten-month-long political crisis in his country. the parents in a high-profile missing child case are scheduled to testify before the phone-hacking inquiry in london on wednesday. the mccanns were highly scrutinized when their daughter, madelei madeleine, was reported missing in 2007. they ll join other victims of media intrusion who will give evidence before the inquiry. those are the top stories from cnn, the world s news leader. i m monita rajpal. world business today starts now. it s 9:00 a.m. here in london. good morning, i m nina dos santos. and it s 5:00 p.m. here in hong kong. i m andrew stevens. you re watching world business today. the top stories this wednesday, november the 23rd, stock markets sink into the red worldwide. as poor manufacturing numbers fr
it s not showing an extension of all of that terrible selling in the last couple of days. what s happening? for the moment, it s not, christine. the europe peern markets an mar minutes ago. the markets you said in your introduction showed asian markets losing quite a bit overnight. some of those markets hitting lows we hadn t seen, in fact, since last year or even the year before that. nikkei should point out end of the day up to the tune of about a quarter of 1%. the stock market, same here in europe. losses earlier on to today s session. firmly in the green for the moment. we ll, of course, have to see how the united states market bets trading, sort of dictate the trend heading towards the end of the week, christine. one of the reasons everybody s so worried or perhaps elated, on a positive note, we had the 23 the g-20 meeting. economists saying there seems to be a growing debt between what economists and the market says it should be and what politicians can realisticy d