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Sort of gotten used to the status quo in egypt at the moment. and it is the collaboration of so many egyptians, muslims. and christians working together, really to patrol the street he is. >> let me ask you, sunday is the beginning of the week. has business begun? are stores open or is it still a sense of a crisis situation? >> no, theres definitely a crisis. i mean, we have gone from stability to total instability. i would say 95% of all businesses have come to a complete halt. people like myse...

Now, the demonstrate verse shown that. >> what we dont want are radical ideologies to take control of a very large and important country in the middle east. >> i dont have any criticism of president obama or secretary clinton at this point. i mean they know full well that we cant give the egyptians advice about who their leadership is. thats beyond the reach of the united states. and i think we ought to speak as one voice during this crisis. >> speaking as an egyptian rather than in your officia...

That amazing into a police precinct. >> you will continue the big, huge story. >> talk a lot about egypt and talk about the difference between the parliamentary and the army. general russell honore, a contributor on cnn, he has worked with the egyptian army and he will explain to us the difference between those two and the really close relationship that the american army has with the egyptian army and to explain how much money we give to the army every single year and explain our role in that un...

Time for a cnn equals politics update. we are keeping an eye on all the latest headlines on the cnn politics desk. here is what is crossing now. european leaders banding together to urge egyptian president hosni mubarak to make major reforms. the heads of england, france and germany issuing joint statement sake the reforms should be made quickly and include open elections. turning to u.s. politics now, a weekend meeting near palm springs, california is fuelling a heat deed bait over the role...

I talked to her today and she had critical inform information citizens trying to evacuate egypt. >> well, thank you very much for giving me an opportunity to talk to you today. certainly taking care of american citizens in egypt right now is our top priority. and we have tried to get information out about the situation there through a variety of means. we understand the frustrations with not being able to get through either by e-mail or by phone. we, as you can imagine, are getting hundreds hund...

Americans. >> the biggest problem seems to be the lack of internet in egypt. so jacobs is calling on americans in the u.s. who have family and friends in egypt to download the information, check it out and then try to send that over to their loved ones or friends in egypt that may not have access to the internet. well, the s.a.g. awards are tonight. we are going to go to the -- live to the preview on the red carpet. thats coming up. and quaker loves morning. ♪ because when you start your day...

Support the protesters, supporting their aspiration for more democrat circumstance more jobs, more political inclusion but not going to call for president mubarak to step down, not yet. i think what you heard secretary of state hillary clinton say is she is implying an end to the end of mubarak, she is calling for a transition, for a transformational process. she has been talking a lot about elections this september. what she is hoping is president mubarak will institute dialogue with the people...

Hand, anything, tools my car, tools i use my car tools. >> reporter: he blames one man for the upheaval over taking his country. >> thank you, mr. mubarak. we want to thank him very much for this situation we are in. please, mr. mubarak, please, thank you very much. >> reporter: latif and the others will probably is to spend more nights with their club defending their houses, still, they say these days are dives hope, even as chaos seems to reign. fr frederik pleitgen, cnn oh just a minute. se...

Number, the ambassador the white house, people that i know in washington write work, i have called them at state. at least we have cell phone coverage. we are being told to call a number, when you call a number, you are being told to go to the internet site. we have no internet access in egypt and then when you cant when you press the but the torn emergency assistance, you are kept on hold. so apparently there are over 50,000 americans in egypt, some of whom may be flown out of the major cities ...

And theyre asking if egypt, why not here? so i would not be surprised if the iranians at some point took back to the streets. >> im going to jump in on that thought because youre saying if egypt, why not here. egypt isnt done yet. hosni mubarak is still very much in power. let me ask you if tunisia may be the exception that proves the rule that some of these governments are in power because they are ruthless, because they have enormous resolve, because they are willing to do what it takes to mai...