those are your top stories. a special edition of "new day" is coming up at the top of the hour and a live state of the union at noon eastern and the latest on the zimmerman verdict. now back to "fareed zakaria gps." this week egypt filled out its interim government, mostly with liberals. more importantly, perhaps, the muslim brotherhood has said it would not participate unless morsi is reinstalled as president. so what in the world does egypt do to heal its wounds? joining me now, a great panel. dahlia mogahed is the former executive director of the gallup center for muslim studies and the co-author of "who speaks for islam?" steven cook is a senior fellow frr middle east studies on the council of foreign relations and tarek masoud, of course, is middle east specialist who teaches public policy at harvard university. so tarek, where are we now in egypt? >> well, as you noted in your intro, the interim government with this newly installed president, has put forward a road map for egypt's new bright