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>> i do. most of them in benghazi. benghazi liberated in the eastern part of libya, and i think everybody in tripoli stay the course. >> abdul, who is the woman who is standing next to you? >> that is my wife. >> does she want to say anything, ask her if she wants to say anything to our viewers? >> just everybody pray for all of these people. its really a frightening scene. >> abdul, good luck to you. good luck to you, your family. we wish all of you only best. thank goodness youre out of there,...

I wasnt a hero. >> our ivan watson talked with some of the people that he described as heroes. heres what ivans look at what life is like for some of the protesters. >> reporter: morning for the men of the barricade in tahrir square. cold, battle-scarred, and filthy, they fought and bled to protect the symbol of egyptian defiance. it was raining? it was cold here last night. >> yes. yes, yes, yes, yes. and we will stand tired and we will continue forever until that system remuffed. >> reporter: ...

Many among the tens of thousands of demonstrators still jammed into tahrir square repeat that they will not leave until president mubarak steps down. they see themselves on a mission, where turning back is simply not an option. cnns ivan watson spoke with some of them about their bravery and defiance. >> reporter: men barricade in tahrir square. cold, battle scarred and filthy, they fought and bled to protect the symbol of egyptian defiance. it was raining. it was cold here last night. >> yes, y...

Ivan watson. >> reporter: warning for the men of the barricades in tahrir square. cold, battle-scarred and filthy, they fought and bled to protect this symbol of egyptian defiance. it was raining, cold here last night. >> yes, yes. all that we will stand and tired and we will continue forever until that system removed. >> reporter: abdul suffered head wounds during last wednesdays furious battle between opposition demonstrators and president hosni mubaraks supporters. how did you feel fighting o...

Defiance. it was raining and cold here last night. >> yes, yes, yes. and all of the people are standing and tired, and we will continue forever until that system is removed. >> reporter: abdul suffered head wounds during last wednesdays furious battle between opposition demonstrators and president hosni mubaraks supporters. how did you feel fighting other egyptians? >> fighting other jipgs? >> reporter: yeah. >> they are not egyptians, they are criminals. >> reporter: he says hes fighting for hi...

The result, an enclave in an egyptian capital that is largely out of state control. ♪ here, egyptians can sing, dance, give political speeches and even make street art. >> this is art, our art. >> reporter: anti-mubarak messages made from the stones protesters once hurled at the presidents men. >> my friend is sleeps, abdul. >> reporter: this man is a father of two, an engineer who worked for an american i.t. company and a devout muslim. >> the muslim brothers is one organization. we have also...

Happening and police are apparently scarce. thats the case for a suburban atlanta couple, lahla and abdul. you just spoke with your parent this is morning in cairo. how are they doing? >> they dont -- they are afraid about they heard some shotgun, you know, firing. some people they try to break in store. >> so theyre hearing and seeing it all around them? >> yeah. >> and for you? >> im not egyptian. >> well for the families? >> its crazy. theyre trapped in their houses. they cant go anywhere to ...

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For that civil rights group. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ im bill oreilly, thank you for watching us tonight. the u.s.a. once again under threat from the muslim world. that is the subject of this evenings talking points memo. speaking on cnn, imam fiesel, abdul is warning that the violence may break out if the ground zero mosque is not built. >> if we dont do this right, anger will explode in the muslim world. if it is not handled correctly, ...