supporters forced their way into liberation square, many on camel and horseback. both sides have armed themselves with sticks, stone, even molotov cook tas. ron allen joins us now from alexandria, egypt, with the latest developments of what they re seeing there. ron? reporter: good afternoon, thomas. we haven t seen the violence here in alexandria you ve seaon. cairo. amazing scenes of people on horseback dispersing crowds, just an amazing to see. entirely when you consider that yesterday and the previous days were relatively peaceful. there wasn t a confrontation between the pro and anti-government forces. here in alexandria, the minute we got in our vehicle and starred filming pro government protesters they turned on us because they were so angry saying that the western media hasn t told their side of the story of how much support there is for president mubarak in this country. when you get on the streets of this town, the second largest city in the country, there s an