 In Bangladesh, weeks of violent protests have thrown the country into crisis. Now the army enforcing a strict curfew. These protests first broke out weeks ago over a new quota system that allocates up to 30% of government jobs to the families of veterans who fought for independence against Pakistan in 1971. The army has now been deployed in the country's capital to enforce a strict curfew with a shoot-on-site order. That curfew expected to end at 10 a.m. on Sunday. ABC's Ines Delicaterra in London.