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Grandchildren, do you think if there was violence, children would be there? it's clear that they will not give in. >> mona is also a writer and speaker on the subject that's happening right now. this goes back, by the way, to 1981 when mubarak was named president and then called for a state of emergency. those broad powers are still in effect today. then we take you to january 1st, 20 2001. a christian church was bombed. tensions between the population of christians and 90% muslims was on display then. tunisia is bubbling. protesters setting themselves on fire. want their president gone. then ...

High tomorrow. as many as 1 million egyptians demanding the ouster of president hosni mubarak. but after 30 years, why now? richard lui is here now with the details. >> good morning, chris. as we try to answer that question, there's also the composition of the protesters out there right now. they are the middle class, the educated elite, the poor and the young. the egyptian middle class, they feel they don't have real freedom. that's why they're out there. the educated elite feel they're being blocked and cannot take their rightful place as leaders. then there's the poor with one in five in 20...