cairo, egypt. global post correspondent louise is a lublock is there. louisa, can you give us a sense of what you've seen on the ground today and perhaps more broadly how what we've witnessed over the last 24 to 48 hours is different from what we saw during the revolution following the -- during the arab spring almost two years ago now. >> reporter: well, today i spent my morning in a mosque which has been turned into a make shift morgue carrying 235 people who died yesterday. it was a very, very nagsy site. you had grieving families all over the place surrounding the bodies people who had been shot with micro shots and also some of whom had been charred when their tents or field hospitals had been burned down. it is a -- >> louisa, is there a sense from the people that you had the chance to visit with today, so