CBS Evening News - 2012-11-23
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[0:00] Tonight, outrage in Egypt.
[0:05] >> Thousands protest after Egypt's
[0:07] president is accused of assuming the
[0:09] powers of a dictator. Reports from Holly
[0:12] Williams in Cairo and Chip Reed at the
[0:14] White House.
[0:16] On this Black Friday,
[0:19] are the customers coming out? Seth Don
[0:22] on what that could mean for the economy.
[0:25] >> We're going to need a bigger car.
[0:27] >> The Beatles first audition.
[0:31] I saw a girl in my dream
[0:33] >> and the executive who said they had no
[0:36] future in music and Scott P with the man
[0:40] who mobilized an army more than a
[0:42] million strong children helping
[0:45] children. Kids are looking to get
[0:47] involved. They're searching for it.
[0:54] >> This is the CBS Evening News with Scott
[0:57] Py.
[0:59] Good evening. Scots off tonight. I'm
[1:00] Anthony Mason. Two days ago, Egypt's
[1:03] President Muhammad Morsey won widespread
[1:05] praise for brokering a ceasefire between
[1:08] Israel and Hamas. But today, thousands
[1:11] of Egyptians protested after Morsey
[1:14] granted himself broad new powers,
[1:16] putting his decisions above any court.
[1:19] Morsey called the move temporary, but at
[1:21] least 100 people were injured as
[1:23] protesters clashed with police in cities
[1:25] across Egypt, including Alexandria and
[1:28] the capital. Holly Williams begins our
[1:31] coverage tonight in Cairo.
[1:35] >> Thousands of Egyptians poured onto the
[1:37] streets, furious with the country's
[1:39] first democratically elected president.
[1:43] They accuse Muhammad Morsey of behaving
[1:46] like a pharaoh, making a power grab by
[1:49] presidential decree.
[1:51] During the Arab Spring, Egyptians came
[1:54] together on Teria Square to topple the
[1:56] country's longtime dictator