CNN Radio News Day: January 29, 2013

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(CNN) – Welcome to CNN Radio News Day.

• Egyptians in three cities along the Suez Canal have been ignoring curfews put in-place by President Mohamed Morsy. Clashes between anti-government protestors and police have killed nearly 40 in the town of Port Said.  Cairo has also seen violence.  Now, Egypt's defense minister says this latest flare-up "may lead to the collapse of the state." CNN Senior International orrespondent Ben Wedeman says it's a warning to take note of:

"I think many people were alarmed by what he said because he's warning of the possibility of a civil war."       

• President Obama outlined his immigration policy ideas today in front of a crowd inside Del Sol High School in Las Vegas.  The majority of students there are Hispanic.   Mr. Obama's proposals and those of a group of senators revealed yesterday include a pathway to citizenship.  One immigrant who can't wait much longer is Fredi Dominguez. He was deported four years ago just months short of getting his high school diploma.  He's back in the U.S.,  and hopes to stay here once immigration reforms go into effect.

"If I wouldn't have gotten deported I would have graduated,  so I wouldn't be going through all of this," says Dominguez.

• Tomorrow the Canadian phone maker,  Research in Motion,  will show off it latest model, the BlackBerry 10.   At one point the BlackBerry was the smartest phone on the market. In fact, BlackBerry was the first and only smart phone when it debuted in 2003. Ten years later this pioneer of the smartphone is in trouble, so a lot is riding on the big BlackBerry reveal.

"They've had a lot of problems the past couple of years. They've had delays and they've been trying desperately to update their product line," says  Heather Kelly, a tech writer for CNN.com.

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