central square in bahrain's capital city, just days after riot police opened fire on marchers. david lee miller is streaming live from bahrain with more. david? >> reporter: heather this is a notable day in bahrain, for one reason, there was a dramatic lull in the violence, but, still, the conflict here remains and the conflict that is pitting the majority shiite muslim population against the sign muslim royal family. at this hour there are still demonstrators camped out at the square where the violent, bloody clashes took place last week. the demonstrators i talked to this evening say they are prepared to stay in the square as long as it takes to get what they want and the crown prince has said it times for dialogue and time for the government, anti-government, demonstrators to sit down at the table and talk, and, the protesters say they are more interested in action, than words. and they want certain assurances
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