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Question will remain once the dust settles and it will be some time yet has this regime changed and will it be enough to keep the country stable and the region? >> david cameron welcoming whats going on in egypt right now. the revolution has succeeded in egypt. its now approaching 8:30. 8:22 p.m. in tahrir square right now. the celebration, i think its fair to say at least on this night in cairo, elsewhere in egypt only just beginning. hala, its a momentous occasion and i guess its a cliche but ...

And civilian government? are they likely to do that? >> what model will they decide to follow? what shape will the leadership of egypt take? >> theyre so woven into egyptian society, not just on a military level but in the economy, in the society, arent they? >> and at the highest levels of politics. thanks very much, mike. >> good relationship with israel, suleiman, as well, a hot line, has done business with this man for some time so interesting to see how it plays out. >> it will, indeed. wol...

End quote. the president traveling on air force one to michigan today, and as we heard from our crew that travels with the president, jon, they definitely have the news on and were watching the developments out of egypt, but not saying much, the president, robert gibbs, as well, as well as the state department, not having much of a comment right now at this time. jon: the white house, state department trying not to be seen as fomenting a revolution or pushing events in any particular direction, ...

And i say this loosely, borrow your neighbors shovel, for goodness sake, return it when youre done. speaking of burials, this store sea bit more serious in this new hampshire town. no more graves will be dug until spring. thats because the workers who keep all those roads plowed in snow are the same guys and gals that take care of the cemetery and theres only so many hours in a day. besides, they would have to jackhammer through the rock solid frozen ground to even begin a fresh grave. burials...

Actually help get to that point and, if so the people on the streets are happy but, remember theyve endured 30 years of this, and when you hear the passion in their voices, and how they feel about it, and a number of the people we talked to said we are willing to die for this cause, and die for our freedoms, and, it seems like the meetings they are not as interested in, it is hosni mubarak going on and getting in with the transitional government and figuring things out from there. jamie. >> jami...

Treated as adults. theyre children. they lack the emotion capacity, the life experiences as adults. you know, they cant be held to the same standard legally and thats why parents are often civilly responsible for the actions of their children. >> judge: forget that. if this kid and what he ended up doing was taking that gun, shooting her in the back of the head, reloading and then going in the bedroom again, there was a second gun on the bed, he points a gun at his sister and she begs him and sa...

Treated as adults. theyre children. they lack the emotion capacity, the life experiences as adults. you know, they cant be held to the same standard legally and thats why parents are often civilly responsible for the actions of their children. >> judge: forget that. if this kid and what he ended up doing was taking that gun, shooting her in the back of the head, reloading and then going in the bedroom again, there was a second gun on the bed, he points a gun at his sister and she begs him and sa...

Treated as adults. theyre children. they lack the emotion capacity, the life experiences as adults. you know, they cant be held to the same standard legally and thats why parents are often civilly responsible for the actions of their children. >> judge: forget that. if this kid and what he ended up doing was taking that gun, shooting her in the back of the head, reloading and then going in the bedroom again, there was a second gun on the bed, he points a gun at his sister and she begs him and sa...

Theyve finally come around to a policy which is more engaged and started in 2009 when they said they didnt interfere and never pushed mubarak to do the things that would make this a smoother transition and at the same time i think its not too late now to see what youre seeing now, a new consciousness in egypt about democracy and i think this should be somewhat optimistic that they can carry this out. >> dan, what do you think? >> i pretty much agree with all of this, with one big caveat and i ag...

Strategic in how theyve tried to win over the army on their side. i hope that wont happen. i dont expect that it will. but i do think that the protesters may be in for a very long haul. ive met president mubarak many times. he doesnt seem the type of person who easily walk away. so this may become quite a protracted struggle. >> so you think he can wait this out or he at least will try to wait this out? >> i think he will certainly try. whether he can succeed or not will depend on how well organ...