BLITZER: Kobe Bryant fined. Lisa Sylvester is monitoring that and some of the other top stories in the SITUATION ROOM. What's going on?</s>SYLVESTER: Well, Wolf, this is just in. CNN has just learned that basketball star, Kobe Bryant, is being fined $100,000 by the NBA for an offensive remark. He used an anti-gay slur against a referee during last night's Lakers/Spurs game. In a statement, Bryant says the slur doesn't reflect his feelings toward gays and weren't meant to offend anyone. The NBA Commissioner calls Bryant's use of the slur inexcusable. And there has a fresh outrage over this video showing a six-year- old girl getting a security pat-down by a TSA agent at New Orleans Main Airport. Republican Congressman Jason Chaffetz wrote a scathing letter to the head of TSA expressing disgust at what he calls mistreatment of the girl. The TSA says the agent followed proper procedures after an issue arose with the girl's body scan. And the fresh wave of anti-government protests across Yemen turned deadly today with at least five people reported killed. Thousands of demonstrators filled the streets in major cities including the capital Sanaa where government forces sent in armored vehicles as reinforcements. The protests are calling for an end to more than three decades of rule by President Ali Abdullah Saleh -- Wolf.</s>BLITZER: Lisa, thanks very much. Letting others take the lead. When it came to world crises, America used to take heat for going alone. Does President Obama now have different way of doing things? Also, a suspected U.S. drone strike kills a number of militants in Pakistan, but it couldn't have come at a worse time. And Egypt's former president, Hosni Mubarak, and two of his sons have now been detained. We're going live to Cairo.
Bryant Fined For Anti-Gay Slur