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However, the rest of the country is largely in the rural part of the country because the muslim brotherhood would be a stronger showing coming up on saturday. >>shepard: and what happened with the protests since the vote? >>reporter: when veto a an election people do not like the results they take to the streets much it is violent with tamps surround -- thanks surrounding the palace chanting "down with brotherhood rule." the people out protesting are the ones who originally started the revolution, the liberals who kicked president mubarak out of office and now they is last every election so fa...

Irregularity. leland, what kind of irregularities? >>reporter: everything if stuffing the ballot box to showing up at polling stations in chaos but we have heard the accusations after every single egyptian election. complicating thing is the attorney general resigned making it difficult for anyone to figure out who would investigate or prosecute the crime. we are will seeing the same kind of things that are coming out of this election which is people not happy with the results. so far, in half of the country, 57 percent voted in favor of the islamist constitution which is very strongly worded ...

[ male annou♪ music ounds good. kids will spend 22 minutes watching us, the super duper party troopers, sing about ants in their pants. brushing for two minutes now, can save your child from severe tooth pain later. two minutes twice a day. they have the time. >>shepard: protests in egypt demonstrating against president morsi after the first round of voting on a draft constitution. the media reports that over the weekend 57 percent of people voted in favor of the draft which the opposition claims is too islamist and limits women's right of free speech. officials are investigating accusations...

Somebody who served this country with valor in vietnam. and somebody who is currently serving on my intelligence advisory board, doing an outstanding job. >> reporter: for the record, the white house said late yesterday, no decision had been made, rick and jamie. >> james rosen in washington, thank you very much. pressure is mounting in washington meantime to cut foreign aid to egypt. later on this month the u.s. set to deliver fighter jets, tankers and millions in aid to that country. the first part of 213 million dollar foreign aid deal struck with former president hosni mubarak and now with...