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That's what the game is all about. >> christopher dicky, you've spent a lot of time in this city and this region. what are the ripple effects of this? not only in the hours and day ahead, but in the days and weeks and months ahead, do we know at this point? >> well, i think, anderson, your introduction was extremely good when you talk about the fear that exists in this country. one of the things that's ironic here is that president mubarak is presenting himself as the only person who can take away the fear from a population of 80 million people. there may be tens of thousands in tahrir square,...

Summer of 2009 when the iranians went out to confront the regime and they lost. the goons won, the goons won. whether the goons will win in egypt remains to be seen. and egypt, as christopher would know so well, that crystal ball which other arabs see their future and their condition. >> we have to take a quick break. more with hala and fouad, christopher dicky, as well. ivan watson, as well. we'll be right back. our coverage continues. ♪

And harder to see what is actually happening in the streets around liberation square. day 11 of this crisis now is dawning. a so-called friday of departure march was planned by opposition forces to end at mubarak's palace. after battling so hard and so long, it's not clear if they really will leave liberation square. it's not clear if they will try to make it to the presidential palace. and it's not clear what egypt's military will do to stop them. and i'm joined by cnn's hala gorani, who is with me. also joined via skype, christopher dicky, middle east editor for "newsweek" and "the daily bea...

We were deliberately targeted today. what's disconcerting is this is usually what happens before something more ominous, more dangerous. when you see this happening, when journalists are attacked and therefore those who attacked them want them silenced, that could be that this is a precursor to something more severe and potentially more violent. that would be my concern today. based on the events of the day. >> a big demonstration has been called by the anti-mubarak forces, it's been called for several days now. even before this violence began. it remains to be seen what is going to happen. i ...

Palace. after battling so hard and so long, it's not clear if they will leave liberation square or if they will try to make it to the presidential palace. and it's not clear what egypt's military will do to stop them. and i'm joined by cnn's hala girani, who is with me. also joined via skype, christopher dicky, middle east editor for "the daily beast" and a long-time reporter in this region. also joined by our ivan watson who joins me from another undisclosed location. ivan, what are you seeing now? what is the latest you've been able to ascertain about what's happening in the square? >> repor...