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It seems as though it is the hard core of the protesters saying things like that most that we spoke to are overjoyed at this point in time. i keep hearing how proud they are on this day. the egyptians feeling they are a role model for many in the middle east. >> the crisis is where will the protests be spreading to next. thank you, fred. for the first time in three decades, hosni gamal is not in charge of egypt. who is? the armed forces under the supreme military council. the military is the most powerful and respected institution. at the top.

If there were more people that die, that doesn't matter. that's what it felt like. as we saw today, those that went to the presidential palace, those that went to the state television yesterday, this protest has been completely, completely peaceful right from the beginning. and all the violence has been perpetrated by the regime, which has killed people. indeed, i saw some of those people killed with my own eyes. >> you began following the democracy movement in egypt with a film called "egypt, we're watching you." that was just five years ago. did you ever imagine in your wildest dreams you wo...

The secretary of defense for george w. bush and an architect of his middle east policy. mr. wolfowitz, when we see what's going on here, we see revolution from the people, what we're not seeing is american interference here, if anything, we kept out of it in the west. what are your views on that as somebody who's seen very different kinds of regime changes. >> i heard another egyptian use a slightly different phrase, it's like the -- this is a huge epic makes event, it's a great day for egypt, i also think it's a great day for the world. that's not to mean that something couldn't go wrong. the...

>> finally, and perhaps most crucially, jane. if i had said to you five years ago, right, i have found the guy who's going to bring pure democratic freedom to egypt and his name is omar suleiman, how would you have reacted? >> unless he's going through some sort of tremendous personal transformation, it would have been laughable really. he's been associated with running a police state, a very brutal police state for 30 years. >> jane, thank you very much. >> glad to be with you. tonight, should israel be worried? and we'll go back on the streets of cairo where hundreds of thousands of egypti...

In the surface which is the end of -- it will have to defer the parliament, it will call for a new election. it will be a very long process. they must try also enter into the arena by joining the political party. we have not very happy because the hamas -- the people of hamas, when they dance, and now they don't mean democracy, they mean the possibility for themselves to take over and impose an islamic state, an islamic entity. so it's going to be very complicated and we hope for the best. >> so what does egypt's revolution mean for israel?