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>> so when i found out this piece really fit. >> exactly! >> all right. and you can learn more about michael fosberg and his incredible story at incog know toetheplay.com. saturdays protests in egypt were relatively peaceful. well have an update as dawn approaches in cairo. your top stories are straight ahead here on cnn. plus will.i.am of the black eyed peas says 12 minutes is plenty of time to perform at this years super bowl. he does a cameo on this show to talk about it. thats next.

And ed sable was elected as a contributor the founder of nfl films. the induction ceremony will be held august 6th in canton, ohio. lets go to the uprising in egypt ending its second week. a small army of protesters has set up camp in tahrir square, ground zero of the pro democracy movement. well go inside the barricades. >> reporter: cordoned off not just by the military but by an army of volunteers. tahrir square in the heart of cairo appears to be a well fortified site. searches are stringent...

Ed stable is the founder of films. the induction will be held august 6th in canton, ohio. in egypt the uprise something ending its second week. tahrir square has become ground zero of the pro-democracy movement. arwa damon takes us inside. >> reporter: cordoned off not just by the military but by an army of volunteers, tahrir square in the heart of cairo appears to be a well fortified site. searches are stringent and thorough by lines of people forming human barricades. piles of rocks to be us...

Demonstrators marched today outside the united nations blasting president hosni mubarak and making their voices heard. it was a similar scene in washington where protesters voiced support for the protests in egypt. and this picture showing christians forming human chain to protect muslims during prayers in tahrir square speaks volumes about a country where christians and muslims are often divided. earlier today i got a chance to meet some demonstrators here in downtown atlanta who talked about t...

And i think the black eyed peas is @bep. but to be part of this go to @iamwill. >> right. from my phone. this is personal. i really want that connection with the people watching the super bowl or people that cant no matter what country you are, follow me, and youll be connected straight to me. right where im showing you from my perspective on moments where im not singing to have that relationship enter activity between people watching and the person on stage. time for your top stories on cnn. ...

The egyptian people are our brothers. what happens to them is vitally important to them and all of us in the region. and we support them a hundred percent. >> 30 years is too much. unplugging egypt from the rest of the world wont help. he cant unplug our voices. >> hey, hey, go home! mubarak has to go! >> and once president mubarak is out one of the top names to replace him is leading opposition figure mohamed elbaradei. cnn has him tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. i want to show you newly released video ...

Actually my whole life ive felt connected to african-american people, to african-american culture. >> hello. >> so when i found out this piece really fit. >> exactly! >> all right. and you can learn more about michael and his incredible story at incognito the play.com. saturdays protests in egypt were relatively peaceful. well have an update as dawn approaches in cairo. your top stories are straight ahead here on cnn. plus, will i am of the black eyed peas says 12 minutes is plenty of time to ...

Tahrir square. right now, christian and muslim in egypt. one, not two. never will be two. it will always be one. >> reporter: people who say why as 10-year-old out here? >> im here to support every age thats in egypt, every age should have equal rights no matter how small or old you are. >> i want to tell all americans that if youre for freedom, for democracy, get out here, protest for egyptians. they deserve freedom just as much as anyone else and please, please president obama, i know you have...

Right now, christian and muslim in egypt. one, not two. one, not two. never will be two. it will always be one. >> reporter: people who say why is a 10-year-old out here. >> im here to support every age thats in egypt, every age should have equal rights no matter how small or old you are. >> down down with mubarak. >> i want to tell all americans that if youre for freedom, for democracy, get out here, protest for egyptians. they deserve freedom just as much as anyone else. and please, please, pr...

The voices of their people. the egyptian people are our brothers. what happens to them is vitally important to them and all of us in the region. and we support them a hundred percent. >> 30 years is too much. unplugging egypt from the rest of the world wont help. he cant unplug our voices. >> hey, hey, go home! mubarak has to go! hey, hey, ho, ho, ho, mubarak has got to go! >> and once president mubarak is out, one of the top names to replace him is leading opposition figure mohamed elbaradei. c...