Different outlooks when it comes to the soon to be end of the presidency of donald trump. On one side theres the president s supporters, angry at the results of the National Vote count, convinced they were robbed and cheated. They demonstrated here in washington today. Then theres the president himself, publicly sigh lent, mostly out of sight today, slowing down only to wave at the pro trump protesters as they shouted in the streets. All of this happening at the same time as two major developments. The president s own officials declaring the election, quote, the most secure in american history. That comes from his department of homeland security. And an alarming spike in the deadly pandemic, 12 Straight Days now of more than 100,000 new coronavirus infections. A real World Medical emergency on a national came and at a critical time of transition when the company desperately needs solid leadership even from a president whose one term will end in a matter of weeks. Lets go to cnns jeremy
top of the hour. i m brooke baldwin. we begin with the biggest story in the world once again. egypt. they are calling it a day of anger. right now a military imposed curfew. and today more bloodshed. bringing the death toll for the week to more than 600 just one day after the egyptian military threatened to open fire on anyone who attacked them or their buildings. the muslim brotherhood responding, putting out a call to all supporters of mohamed morsi, the deposed president, telling them to take their anger to the streets. and they did precisely that. our own correspondent there, reza sayah, witnessing the worst of this so-called day of anger in downtown cairo. here he was. reporter: let s go see what s happened. [ speaking in foreign language ] reporter: okay. this is someone who appears to be injured. i see a hole in his side. come this way. okay. okay. it looks it looks like he s been shot. and he looks remarkably calm. i saw that there could be a bullet wound in his
0 machine gunfire. tear gas. military choppers. the chaos erupting in e yipt. protesters calling it a friday of anger as the government crackdown shows no signs of slowing down. i m brooke baldwin. the news is now. a dad begs chris christie, don t let my daughter die. today, the republican governor reveals his decision on weed. what if i told you you were actually swinging right next to this little boy. what? do missing posters really help? wait until you see this experiment. plus, one of america s biggest secrets no more. the truth behind area 51. and if you can t hear what i m trying to say does this summer s biggest hit sound a little too similar to a marvin gay song? a new lawsuit takes up that a new lawsuit takes up that fight. captions by vitac www.vitac.com top of the hour. i m brooke baldwin. we begin with the biggest story in the world once again. egypt. they are calling it a day of anger. right now a military imposed curfew. and today more bloodshed. b