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Well. but tell me a bit more of what you're seeing as this night of celebration continues to unfold in cairo right now, fred. >> reporter: yeah, hala, it continues to unfold and continues to get bigger from our vantage point here. if you want to take te'i look, as you can see, of course, tahrir square and that highway thoroughfare we've been talking about that goes right through central cairo here, the crowd is getting bigger and bigger. we're seeing more cars, more cars stuck actually. more people on the streets. they've turned this place into one big party ground, if you will. so it certainl...

It's people in egypt have a revolution. so we will not finish anything until our demands are done. so what the first demand is the mubarak regime is done. and when you change and social justice and freedom. and until this we will still stay at tahrir square and everywhere in egypt protesting. >> reporter: if the leadership does not get the message, just take a look at this painting right here. this picture of a young man with a flag. and on his t-shirt is says one simple word, "freedom." ivan watson, cnn, cairo.

Will act as guarantors to ensure free presidential elections in september. again, today is expected to be one of the biggest demonstrations yet. the mood down there now is of prayer and of hope. but there has been frustration and anger demanding the ouster of the man who's been in power the last 30 years. from hope to disbelief to outrage, the egyptian president's address has taken anti-government protesters through the gamut of emotions. thousands of angry demonstrators are now, as we've been see, streaming into cairo's tahrir square. they're praying right now. as we report, there are fears...

>> reporter: cnn, cairo. >> we're joined by a protester who was in the square for last night's presidential address. he's about to rejoin the demonstration and has asked us to only identify him by his first name for security reasons. hasan, tell us, were you at the square last night? >> yes, i was. >> what did you see, what did you feel? >> i mean, it was incredibly disappointing. the president's speech came, you know, well below the expectations that people had. everybody was ready to see an end to this regime. and a beginning to a structural transition toward democracy, and last night people...

Another mass protest in what appears to be the beginning of a revolution. we have team fox coverage tonight mike emanuel at the white house. jonathan hunt on the egyptian's military moving forward. first our dominick dinatale streaming live from cairo. >> yeah. a much more subdued field tahrir square than when we spoke on "studio b." a few thousand people have emptied out on the square behind me. we are down to 60,000 people who remain deeply disappointed in not getting what they wanted to hear after all the expectation that we were finally going to hear hosni mubarak was now leaving. people a...