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Thousands of people. these social networking, whether it's twitter, facebook or texting has really helped mobilize and organize people in a way most people never expected. >> this is just basic, basic means for any human being. shelter to live in. food, education. medicine. >> january 27th. the mobile phone disruptions. >> the internet went down in central cairo. >> january 29th, mubarak dismisses his government. he appoints a vice president, omar suleiman, but still refuses to leave. february 1st mubarak said he will not run for re-election, but again refuses to leave.

That was mr. mubarak. it is one of many planned demonstrations right across the country. they have marched on state broadcasting offices. military has completely surrounded presidential palace with tank and barbed wire. the supreme council of the armed forces has issued a new statement this friday calling for an end to the country's emergency rule, but only when the current crisis passes. what you're seeing right now are thousands of people there who have gathered in central cairo, not planning to go anywhere until mr. mubarak steps down. while the president last night had assured that there w...

Before then, but if not, we can ask him then personally. bill: he said on sunday with bill o'reilly, right before the super bowl, there's a process, it does not do -- it did not go through the appellate. he did not seem to give the indication that it would fast track to the supreme court. thank you, governor, one of 28 governors that signed this letter to the white house, david heineman is the governor of nebraska. sir, thank you for your time today. >> you're welcome, thank you. bill: 19 past, martha. martha: remember those freshman lawmakers we told you about that were spending the knit in t...

To this regime and a trusted, structural transition toward a democratic, sustainable representative system of government. >> what was life like under mr. mubarak before these protests began? >> i mean, you've -- i think that's been very well reported over the past few weeks. i mean, we've been living under a -- a state that is dominated by one party. no democratic representation, no faith in a democratic system. the system was controlled by a very heavy-handed internal security apparatus that is -- that is all packaged within state and party-controlled media. >> all right. hassan, thank you ve...

How did this happen? how did this happen? a little pain in my knee. that's how it started. that's how it started, this rash on my face. now it's like my body is attacking me. i want answers. announcer: when you don't have the right answers, it may be time to ask your doctor the right question. could i have lupus? [ praying ] thousands of voices praying as one in central cairo, in egypt's capital, tahrir square. there are thousands of people who have gathered to not only pray but to be a strong presence, a presence against