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Alert. the latest in egypt, things develop in the square. protesters have hit the square again in egypt and this is the 13th straight day. president hosni mubarak resisted any calls to resign, but members of his ruling party have quit, including mubarak's own son, reports at one time, the heir apparent to him and opposition leaders met with egyptian vice-president omar suleiman. >> there's signs that life is slowly getting back to normal for some of the 80 million residents. banks are open and limited basis and many stores and restaurants also opened their doors for the first time in a week an...

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We appreciate it. >> we want to show you live video now of cairo where leaders of opposition groups are meeting today with egypt's new vice-president to discuss possible reforms and a transition of power. muslim brotherhood, the outlaw fundamentalist group made up the largest delegation of the meeting we understand. meanwhile, protesters hit the streets again today for the 13th day, as you can see. president hosni mubarak is hanging on and the leaders of his ruling national democratic party, including his son, have now resigned. but there are some signs of normalcy. many banks, stores and rest...

Alert. you're looking at cairo, where we've learned that the muslim brotherhood will hold talks with the egyptian government for the first time in years. suggesting the fundamentalist party may have a role in a post mubarak egypt. this comes as protesters hit the streets again today for the 13th day. president hosni mubarak is hanging on and the leaders of his ruling national democratic party, including his son, have now resigned, but there are some signs of a return to normalcy. many banks, stores and restaurants open for the first time in a week. and just on a limited basis. and world leader...

Dress. they want to segregate male and female. they want a separate curriculum for girls. forget violence for a second. the and they stand for things in terms of gender relations that we would think are backward and would not be comfortable. >> and they stand for the koran and some say they gave birth to al-qaeda. >>, but we have to respect that. >> and egypt stands for that, sharreya is the basis of egyptian law and you have to understand, also, you go back and look at 2006 poll done in egypt. 92% of the people in egypt believe that israel was their enemy, another recent poll shows that 84% o...