Ahmed, a pro-democracy protester in Cairo’s Tahrir Square, speaks to Al Jazeera about the injuries that he has recieved while demonstrating, and who he wants to see in government.
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Tens of thousands of people have staged protests against Hosni Mubarak, the Egyptian president, in Alexandria, on what activists have dubbed his “day of departure”.

An Al Jazeera producer said the crowds had gathered on Friday at the Qaed Ibrahim mosque in the centre of Egypt’s second city, which sits on the Mediterranean coast.
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The revolutionary chants on the streets of Egypt have resonated around the world, but with a popular uprising without a clear direction and an unpopular leader refusing to concede, Egypt’s future hangs in the balance. Riz Khan talks to Muslim scholar Tariq Ramadan and Slovenian philosopher Slavoj Zizek about the power of popular dissent, the limits of peaceful protest and the future of Egyptian politics.
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Hundreds of thousands of protesters have turned out across Egypt to demand that Hosni Mubarak, the Egyptian president, step down.

The protests in Cairo centred on Tahrir Square, where multitudes gathered in a largely peaceful demonstration.
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There have been dramatic scenes in Cairo’s Tahrir Square as pro-Hosni Mubarak supporters clashed with opposition demonstrators. In the ensuing carnage, several people were killed and hundreds were injured.
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Hundreds of thousands of pro-democracy protesters, from all walks of life, have gathered at Tahrir Square in Cairo to demand the resignation of of Hosni Mubarak, the president.

After offering the Friday prayer at the square, the crowd shouted: ‘Leave Mubarak’.
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David Brooks joins Hari Sreenivasan to answer questions from the reddit.com community. Brooks discusses his appeal on television, his upcoming book “The Social Animal” and the budget fight in Congress
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While official unemployment was released at 9 percent today, Paul talks about a much broader measure of unemployment: his own U-7.

Read the post over on Making Sen$e at http://www.pbs.org/newshour/businessdesk/2011/02/a-disjointed-jobs-report-and-u.html
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Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper says the political transition will occur in Egypt, but the “question is what kind of transition this will be and [where] it will lead.”
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President Obama addressed the Egyptian protests at a news conference with Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper on Friday afternoon. He said that violence and suppression were unacceptable, but also made clear that the Egyptian people are responsible for determining the future government.
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Anti-government protesters prayed in Cairo’s Tahrir Square as darkness fell on Friday night in Egypt. More coverage: http://to.pbs.org/eK6ajT
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As protesters demanding Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak’s ouster packed Cairo’s central square by the tens of thousands on Friday, similar demonstrations took place across the world, including Iran, Turkey and the West Bank. In Tehran’s Palestine Square, thousands voiced their opposition to Mubarak and vented anger over what they saw as interference from United States President, Barack Obama.
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