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>> shepard: in that role that he was responsible for the torturing of egyptian civilians? >> if it is presumed that all intelligence, including that of the united states, is responsible for torture, i think this is a matter that would be difficult to ascertain. >> shepard: how great are your concerns for what happens tomorrow in cairo and alexandria and other places after friday morning prayers? >> certainly all the egyptians are interested in the welfare of their country and at the same time, have the right to express their opinions and in all freedom they have been guaranteed that right unde...

[. >> shepard: don't despair, don't give up, don't give up is what the speaker is saying right now. just a moment ago as a new speaker replaced what we believe to be an imam. the new speaker said do not think that mumbarak will leave peacefully. he will not leave this country peacefully. then, speaking to the young people in the audience, mostly students, told them "get educated, and lead the revolution. anyone who thinks this problem ended with the speech by put hosni mubarak today is decidedly wrong. the egyptian ambassador, we are scheduled to speak with in a short time, the ambassador to t...

Close relationship. the government hasn't changed much. president mumbarak has moved a little bit to say he is he giving up powers. the same people we have been dealing with for decades is in power. ability for the united states and imperative to convince that government to move faster on the reform in the sense that they have got to open up the process is so that some of the democratic parties and some of the protesters on the streets who have ideased ideased into to be included in the process of deciding what egypt is going to look like. because, if that doesn't happen. and if the egyptian g...

Interpreter. gave away the water for the nile projects. he mentioned that they stole the well. it is widely reported now that the president, who gave away some of his powers today, or all of them if you believe the ambassador, that the president has amassed a fortune of some $70 billion. how he did that, we are, well, not certain. one protester says the egyptian president hosni mubarak may be stubborn but he and his friends are stubborn, also. that protester says we are ready to die here. that comment came hours after president mumbarak spoke on state television and around the world. he transf...

Killed in the protest movement, and they were called the martyrs, so i think that's who at the end he was saluting in addition to mubarak, wolf. >> yeah, he may have been saluting those martyrs then at the same time as a military officer he may have been referring to the martyrs over the years over the generations in egypt that specifically the soldiers who died in battle on behalf of egypt. >> i think listening to that, yeah, i think listen to that he was referring to those individuals who lost their lives over the last 18 days. that's what it sounded like to me, the martyr, it's a way of des...