because of a lack of police forces on the ground. they've disappeared since friday. since the uprising on friday. there is a lot of unrest on the streets outside of downtown. there's people forming vigilante militias to try to shield their property from looting gangs. i, today, we were talking about the prison breaks. i was at one of those prisons that had seen a prison break earlier in the day. and when i got there, there was still gunfire going on between looters who were trying to steal the rifles out of that prison, that normally the prison guards used. and the people i spoke to in that area said, look, we have no cops on the street. we have prisoners running around here. and those prisoners have guns. so right now, a lot of people in cairo are very, very afraid. meanwhile, as you said, these protests in downtown, they continue and they continue to gather momentum. drew? >> fred, can you give me a sense of the security in cairo itself? is it a case where the people are literally taking control of the streets themselves? and thus, it's not chaotic or