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"A bag filled with empty bottles, a bottle of gasoline, a towel and a camera was found with them," spokesman Adel Saeed said late Wednesday."They denied the bag belonged to them and said it belonged to two of their friends," Saeed added. diplomats."He sounded scared, but he said he was OK," Joy Sweeney said of her son, Derrik Sweeney, one of the three American college students being held for questioning. State Department official told her husband the three may have a hearing Thursday, she said.Derrik Sweeney said he and his friends had done nothing wrong, Joy Sweeney told CNN's Erin Burnett on Wednesday night."He is a very bright kid with a good heart who believes in all the people in the world," said Joy Sweeney. "And he really wanted to learn more about the Egyptian culture."The students first met with an American diplomat Wednesday morning, according to a spokeswoman for American University in Cairo. consul general's visit with the students, who have been in custody since Monday. Embassy lawyer present.Wednesday marked the fifth day of violent clashes between security forces and protesters demanding that the country's military leaders step aside.[url=http://www.patientmonitor2016.com/Artema-One-piece-3-leads-ECG-cable-with-clipAHAround-10pin-MF5A253CA.html]Artema One piece 3 leads ECG cable with clip[/url]

Similar protests forced President Hosni Mubarak to relinquish power in February.Sweeney, Gregory Porter and Luke Gates are university students from different schools attending American University in Cairo on a semester long, study abroad program, according to the school.Sweeney, 19, is a Georgetown University student from Jefferson City, Missouri; Porter, 19, from Glenside, Pennsylvania, attends Drexel University in Philadelphia; and Gates, 21, of Bloomington, Indiana, goes to Indiana University.Social media posts appear to show Gates and Sweeney in the thick of recent protests in Cairo, with Gates indicating he had been injured in clashes over the weekend."Earlier tonight rubber bullets a charge and then a retreat," said a message posted Sunday from a Twitter account with Gates' name and a photo resembling one of the men in a police video. The poster added that his knee and elbow were hurt.