that is the most in history. our talk back is, does anyone not watch football? exact talk back question is what is it about noobl united statab states americans? one says, hugging guys around in the georgia dome who might probably fight if we were having a conversation over politics. i received high fives from women who probably would lock their car doors if they saw me walking down the sidewalk when they get a crucial first down. scott says nothing in football comes easy. every inch, every first down, every tackle, every touchdown takes months, years of intense work, sweat, pain and heartbreak. football resembles life in a way. this from amanda. americans are united by nature. we can and will find any reason to have a party and come together. i don t know if i completely agree with that one, but i like the sound of a party and coming together and having fun, and watching a good football game. you know, like the super bowl. it s the party.
egypt s health minister says about 5,000 people have been hurt in the unrest. he says 916 of the injuries happened wednesday. that s when mubarak supporters stormed tahrir square with clubs and machetes. al jazeera says that thugs stormed its offices in cairo today and burned television equipment. they say it s the government s latest move to stop coverage of the protests. authorities ordered al jazeera to halt operations in egypt last sunday but it hasn t. egyptian state tv supports that most detained journalists have been freed and are in what the report calls a safe place. journalists from cnn, bbc, new york times, washington post and other organizes have been attacked or otherwise harassed. we don t know which journalists are now quote in this safe place. a high profile reporter for state-run nile tv says she feels liberated after working off the job. he says she was forced to report one side of the story, the government side and she says she felt suffocated. i wa
hello, everybody. happy friday to you, wherever you may be. glad you re with us on this february 4th. i m t.j. holmes. i m kiran chetry. we re checking out the latest pictures on the day of departure in egypt as it s being called. protesters are hoping today will be the day that hosni mubarak, leader for 30 years, leaves office and the people have not left cairo s tahrir square all night. thousands of people packed in shoulder to shoulder. one of our sources there who s been there every day says he has never seen this many people gathered. you re looking right now at video that the egyptian government doesn t want you to see. over the past 24 hours it s become nearly impossible for journalists to do their job. many have been detained, some have been beaten, harassed. a former colleague, kris ann amanpour did have a chance to sit down with egypt s new vice president. just to make it clear, you will not order the military to evacuate them from the square? we will ask them