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Announcement that has electrified these people. the announcement that hosni mubarak would be stepping down. here is haw it happened. >> president hosni mubarak has decided to step down. president hosni mubarak decided to step down as president of egypt and he has decided that the higher council of the armed forces will lead the nation. jon: and that's how it happened, just about 33, 34 minutes ago. that's what set this crowd absolutely into, well pandemonium. >> reporter: this is just crossing and coming from our foreign desk, the google exec you heard me mentioning with k.t mcfarland is one o...
Military. >> yeah, you know the military has a very vested interest in the status quo in some ways. it's not just a western military. the egyptian military has the role as commercial military too, it has a role in the economy and in politics and in national security and the question is will they move the country in the direction of the reform that the opposition is calling for? i think there is still a lot of unanswered questions and we're in unchartered territory once again today as we were in some ways yesterday, so there are real challenges ahead for the people of egypt, for the region, and...
From this assembled crowd in tahrir square. [chanting] jon: absolute pandemonium, joyful pandemonium at the word from egypt's vice president, he announced that hosni mubarak who has been the leader of that country for almost 30 years has indeed stepped down. what are the ramifications in the rest of the arab world? ambassador robert jordan a former u.s. ambassador to saudi arabia under george w. bush joins us now. ambassador jordan did you ever think you'd see this day. >> reporter: never thought i would see this. this is exciting. jon: it is exciting. it has to fill our state department and s...
After 30 years the thought of mubarak being pushed out by his own people is incredible. we are able to hear this officially. we had never heard anything officially from the government that he was stepping down. this comes now from the vice president who was installed just a couple of weeks ago, and you've got to tell from the crowd, they are going absolutely crazy. there is pandemonium, a constant screaming of horns here in egypt, the crowds going crazy outside the ministry of information. this is what they have given so much for. these protesters were attacked, endured incredible violence. al...