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Glass didn t give way. so police say the men left without any jewels in a stolen car. egypt s public prosecutor ordering former president hosni mubarak and his two sons detained for 15 days to investigate them for corruption and abuse allegations. zain verjee live in london. good morning, zain. 15 days investigation for these two? that s right. good morning, guys. this is a really huge deal. i mean nobody in egypt thought months ago something like this would ever happen. they are saying that this is justice. what we heard is that gamal and alaa mubarak are in this place called tora prison, going to be there for 15 days, held on suspicion of being involved in killing protesters that were out on tahrir square during the uprising and also on suspicion of corruption. as for hosni mubarak himself, he s been questioned but was admitted into hospital. there are reports that say that he had a heart attack, but it s likely that the questioning of him will continue. you know, guys, just a fe ....
Palace like? on thursday still clinging to power, mubarak was under tremendous pressure to resign. the obama administration was sure he would step down. gama mew barack convinced his father to resign. already reports that mubarak s other son allah got into an argument with gamal. there are even reports that senior officials thood separate the battling brothers. the military had had enough. they allowed the protesters gather outside the presidential pennsylvan palace. some say he has gone to the seaside resort of sharm ....
Adam shapiro from the fox business network will be here at the bottom of the hour. a new era in egypt. playing out a transition to democratic elections and a major move shaking the political foundation to its core and today, the military dissolved parliament, suspended the constitution and announced a six month military rule until elections can be held. the day also rich in symbolism. pictures of former president hosni mubarak were once common throughout three daimler-chrysler kadz of power, and now pictures are coming down. a report from an egyptian state paper saying that mubarak s two sons nearly came to blows as their dad s regime was coming apart. the younger brother blaming gamal for undermining their father s authority. david, tell us how it s looking at tahrir square this evening? harris, this is a ....
Military wanted to get rid of mubarak. mubarak wanted to make his son gamal, president of the country and the military that s been in charge in the 1950 s, didn t want it. the demonstrators were about 200,000 in the city the size of cairo that isn t that much. what happened here is the media focused on the crowd and they didn t focus on the internal politics and what we have now is the military in charge, they may hold elections, but it s going to take a long time to hold elections. a long time to find hundreds of thousands of candidates to run. and in the meantime, the military is running the country. you don t think then that the military will hand over control to the civilups? because that s what they said yesterday? it may, but it s not going to be in two months. it s going to take, to organize the political parties po run, to find the thousands of candidates at the local levels and everything is going to take a long time. in the meantime, the government can t step out and the ....
it translated to liberation square. it has lived up to that name. the square is being filled with what appears to be thousands of egyptians, going from demonstrators to celebrators, making the most of it. two-thirds of the country have only known gamal has president. they are celebrating without him as their leader. there are many questions of who is in charge? what next for gamal, and are the protests over? joining us live, fred, it is still the weekend in cairo. i am assuming there will be celebrations that will continue. is anyone thinking about sunday, the first day of the working week? reporter: not right now. there is an absolute celebration. most of the them stayed the whole night. you can imagine the shift the country has gone through. i have the newspaper, which just a couple of days ago, only would have had the government line here. the title today is the people have brought down the regime something you never would have heard from the newspaper before. ....