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Cnn she feels safe, but trapped. >> you cannot get away by water. you cannot take public transportation because its been deemed unsafe and you cannot fly, so apparently, there are over 50,000 americans in egypt, some of whom may be flown out of the major cities, but those of us who are not in cairo or alexandria are trapped right now. >> and you saw laura murphy talking about those 50,000 americans. in terms of those 50,000 americans in egypt, there are some 380 government employees at the embas...

Their family, for their friends, for their country. and so, you know, it has been incredible. things that quite honestly, as a lot of people led up to the 25th and to friday, you know -- im not sure how many people are expecting this to happen among the egyptian and american students to know. >> real quickly, do you know how youre going to get out of there? >> we do. right now we have a couple different plans and were waiting to see which one is the best option. one of the problems has been most...

You up to speed. egyptian police return to the streets today for the first time since fridays clashes with protesters. so far, police have steered clear of cairos tahrir square. the united states began e evacuated stranded americans from egypt today. charter flights are delivering them to europe. the dows stocks are higher today despite the unrest in e just a minute. right now, blue chips are up 30. stocks plunged. in tampa today, a judge ordered the 50-year-old mother charged with killing h...

Beginning to see a return, a couple of policemen on the street. too afraid to pra troll by themselves. sticking near the army checkpoints. wherever you drive in the city you come upon a protest. one passed in the square behind me just a few minutes ago. some several hundred people, some several thousand. they are still continuing, going on in different areas more or less all the time. >> nic, appreciate it. we want to get to cairo where cnns frederik pleitgen is there on the phone. you covered a...

School break, i never would have imagined this type of uprising. people are in the streets, very impassioned, relentlessly coming back every day. the youth -- most of the youth are there because always, as you mentioned, a high unemployment. so this is kind of a sense of purpose every day to go out and continue until they see their demands come tradition. >> dina amer working for us in the cairo bureau. we appreciate you calling in. its great to have your experience and background as an egyptian...

Batman and now this. well see. and tomorrow will mark one week since egypt convulsed into crisis. protesters are calling for a million people to hit the streets in cairo and alexander on tuesday. now, up risings in three other countries actually se the stage for egypts revolt. starting with tunisa where a grad student sets himself on fi fire. his death sparks unprecedented fury and protests against the government, forcing the long time president to flee. in algeria, riots break out over rising...

That more than 200 are being flown out of the egypt. our suzanne malveaux is reporting on cairo, because she lived there and has firsthand insights, but we welcome you. you have moved to atlanta. >> i have. im feeling a lot of love here, too. its been fantastic. >> being a twin, i expect you to baby-sit my twins and mender my twins. >> i do ill do that. >> what do you think, leaving the white house? >> the news is everywhere. im excited to be here as well as in washington. its great. obviously...

Plains and midwest before heading on to the northeastern states. now, i want to zero in on our big story of the day. the antigovernment demonstrations happening in egypt. ivan watson is in central cairo that is really at the heart of the protests. you are on the ground. give us a sense, what is going on now on the streets? >> reporter: at this point, you have thousands of demonstrators who have gathered here for another night in spite of a curfew that was supposed to begin at 3:00. they are ch...

>> reporter: well, certainly the del stragz are continuing here at the focal point of the people power opposition movement here in cairo to the presidency of hosni mubarak. we have thousands of people here despite the curfew, suzanne, who are gathering and chanting for hosni mubarak to resign and flee the country really. as you move out from the center of cairo, you see that the numbers of demonstrators that have swelled, that has gone in parallel with the amount of soldiers and tanks and armore...

"grannies on safari." we are joined by the producer. can you hear us? >> i can. >> tell us what the situation is for you and your tour group. have you been told about whats going to happen to you in the hours, the days to come? >> weve been trying to work and have been wokking closely in the last day with the american, the state department because weve been told and actually, by the way, it was laura murphy who was part of our group. she was part of our 14 travelers that came with us to egypt an...