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Welcome back. we're bringing you live coverage from cairo. these are supporters of president morsi and the muslim brotherhood demonstrating. they are distressed, outraged, upset after the egyptian military ousted the democratically elected president morsi in a coup, though the military is not calling it a coup, saying they're setting the stage for parliamentary and presidential elections. call it dpa gentleman have you, egypt tired of another someone who led the country and did not share the highest concerns, putting president obama in an awkward position. i want to go to the white house, wher...

We'll take you back to sanford, florida, in just a moment. take a look at these pictures. i have to show you this. left hand of your screen, hundreds of thousands of people protesting against the democratically elected president of egypt, mohamed morsi. that is tahrir square. that was the heart and soul of the revolution some 2 1/2 years ago that ultimately ousted the then leader, hosni mubarak. on the right side of your screen, just a couple miles away, folks with quite a different perspective. these are pro-morsi demonstrators. according to a morsi spokesperson we've been in touch with here ...

Wiggle room. each government, each parliament will make those decisions based on how they see fit and what they see the facts are. i think this is a double-edged sword for the west. the egyptians are saying look, we are the people and we have put our voice on the streets, marched with our feet and said no confidence to our president of one year. we'll see if it can actually bring egypt off this failure of governance into some kind of more rational set of politics. as you know, in this emerging democracy, there has been no political parties. they clearly showed they weren't able to govern. i ...

Dan lothian is getting more reaction from the obama administration. ivan watson is still watching what's going on. ivan, this looks like new year's eve in cairo. >> reporter: it does. i mean, and it's not just here. i was traveling throughout central cairo just about a half an hour ago and i saw these pockets of egyptians celebrating what many of them felt was the imminent overthrow, you could call it, of egypt's first ever democratically elected president, mohamed morsi who was elected just a year ago. i'm frankly quite stunned at how much ill will he had generated amongst so many egyptians t...

I'm wolf blitzer in washington. we're following huge breaking news out of cairo. we expect momentarily the opposition leadership in egypt, the opposition to the egyptian president mohammed morsi to be making a statement. what's being described as a road map to new elections in egypt. it looks like the egyptian military has dramatically stepped in. mohamed morsi, unclear where he is, what his status is right now. he is the democratically elected president of egypt. but clearly the egyptian military and millions of egyptians, they have an other idea for morsi right now. we're continuing to follo...