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There is no doubt that this is a situation where the phrase we have used is "threading the needle." there are a lot of equities in the country and in the region and ultimately this is something that started with, was driven by, and will ultimately only be solved by the people of egypt. i think that is true in the lead up to the historic announcement today but will be even more important in the days ahead leading to elections. >> can you talk about any contact that has taken place between us and egypt? >> the president has not made any phone calls either to those in the region or not talked to

Are threatening to do, and the military has to stop them from doing so, we have a new world. >> we do, and the military has to take a very big decision. do they begin to fire on those people that they have so far refused to fire on, shep? or do they decide that this is descending into the kind of chaos that egypt cannot stand? they may then take the decision that the way forward is a military coo. they may finally decide that they have to. they are forced by events to get mubarak out of there to say you can no longer even be president in name. it's a huge decision they may face tomorrow. >> bi...

Regime. multiple tanks outside there and machine gun posts. they were putting up barb wire a short time ago around the building. i can hear some chanting down there but nothing too big. i think people will eventually go home tonight. it's already it's 20 till 3 in the morning now. the big word, shep, the demonstrations that are planned for tomorrow. i think a lot of people are going to be prompted to come on to the street i'm guessing, in fact, they will be. ash lay webster our eyes and ears on the ground. correspondent and technical teams on tahrir square and across egypt for us this early fr...

The youth that freed themselves and then freed all of egypt, were it not for the youth of egypt, egypt would not have been able to change. the youth who freed them are from their own blood. today something new has been started. that is freedom and it is freedom for the youth. >> arwa, we're just going to leave it there for a minute. we're hearing about freedom, pride, about the people of egypt being proud with the will of god and sha law they say will lead to a new government, new leadership, democracy. fareed zakaria is standing by. as we look forward to what might unfold in this country, in ...

Good. thanks. >> reporter: a lot of opinions, a lot of enthusiasm out here as you can obviously tell. people absolutely thrilled and very relieved too. one of the great concerns we had been hearing before all of the blood that had been shed here would be in vain if president mubarak did not step down but now knowing and believing that everything that they've had to sacrifice has been worth it. >> all right, arwa damon, thanks very much in tahrir square. as much as we want to talk about the future, it seems that people in cairo and the rest of egypt just want to kind of enjoy the moment. anders...