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Instead of facing off against former president hosni mubarak they are now appearing to head towards a conflict, a standoff with the ruling military. ivan watson, cnn, cairo. >> ivan, we'll check in with you later on. their every movement is under the scrutiny of the paparazzi. if you're a young royal about to get married, how do you get away from the spotlight? a look at prince william and kate middleton's favorite hangouts. it's a necessity. find investments with e-trade's top 5 lists. quickly. easily. use pre-defined screeners and insightful trading ideas to dig deeper. work smarter. not h...

Police are firing shots in yemen as well, using tear gas to divert the thousands of people now gathered in yemen. look at these pictures coming in from there. at least four people have been hurt in yemen. in bahrain, thousands of demonstrators at the funeral for the four people who were killed after the military crackdown on protestors there, and you can see the people filling the streets of bahrain. bill: meanwhile they're back in the streets of cairo, where thousands are packing tahrir square for a day of prayer and celebration, a scene said to be 250,000 strong, only a week after the fall o...

Both sides. what we're seeing is remarkable in bahrain, the prodemocracy protests. tells always presumed there any challenge to the government with which we are allied because the fifth fleet? bahrain, it would come from nationalists from iran but instead we're seeing secular democracy, protests erupting in libya, pose ago challenge to gadavi who what's been in power since 1969, the biggest in iran since the 2009 stolen election. we've got to make it clear we're on the side of the people who are protesting unequivocally. yesterday the state department spokesman wasn't even able to call gadavi,...

Streets, a week after mubarek stepped down, and a sheikh who had been banned from the country for three years during mubarek's reign was leading the sermon necessary central cairo. how much of a concern should that be for the future of that country? >> they ought to be very concerned and they ought and try and shape what comes next. at one point during the crisis, again, secretary clinton saying we don't favor any particular outcome in egypt, we ought to favor a particular outcome, it ought to be secular democracy, which means not allowing islamists which in the case of egypt is the muslim bro...

Industrial workers posed a strike in central cairo bringing traffic to a standstill. job actions at the airport and elsewhere throughout the country including the largest textile company here in egypt. virtually all sectors of the economy are being affected. the central auditing chief here in egypt said in the last six years, jon, he filed one thousand corruption reports, filing those reports to the highest levels of government, including the president, and the prime minister, and that all those reports he said largely went ignored, but there does seem to be some progress. we are getting word ...