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Egypt are peaceful, even fest e festive. you are looking at live pictures now of tens of thousands gathered in tahrir square. wed like to take you beyond the headlines for a look now at how journalists covering this crisis have become a part of the story. theyve been hassled, attacked and even rounded up. among them, a friend of mine. he is joining us in cairo. first of all, i have to say i was so relieved to hear from you. we have been trying to get in touch for the last days or so. i understan...

We started seeing more people show up. but the big event was a couple of weekends ago when the state health department lifted the swimming advisory and people could get back in the water. that was a big deal. because now it sent an all-clear signal to our visitors that it is safe to come back, and that was the big concern i think people have, was safety. >> reporter: you know, t.j., having this thing take place, no doubt, was a ka fas tas if i. but having it take place this time of the year when...

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