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Out by relying on each other. the grocer next door, abdullah, slashed prices taking an even greater financial hit to help people out. the most important thing, he tells us, is that we treat each other well. he's been reassuring customers that everything will go back to normal. and he delivers to the homes of those too afraid to venture out. at a handbag and shoe store, we meet mohammed, just one of many who took security into their own hands. i have been living and sleeping here for around two weeks he tells us because of the thieves and robbers. i have to protect the store. mohammed was sayin...

Dali. >> this is one of the strongest sales in 25 years in the firm so the hope and expectation is that the year will start extremely well. one has to bear in mind that many of the works of art on view we've been working on for 20, 30 years. >> reporter: the 1901 still life with sun flowers as a reference to his friend. assuming then sun flowers would help it sell. it could top $11 million this week. >> he was thinking about the business even then? >> absolutely. all artists think about the busine business. they have an eye for what sells. >> reporter: the sale is followed by post-war sales fu...

On sunday, cairo appears to be resuming some of the normal you teens. arwa damon got this glimpse of the city's new normal. >> reporter: this is one of cairo's upper middle class neighborhoods. traffic is back. shops are reopening. things would appear to be normal. wechb talking to a number of people here who say normality taken on a different meaning in today's egypt. mohammed salid is the proud owner of a butcher shop. a thoughtful witness to this nation's tumultuous history. he says, he's seen worse. but the uncertainty of the current stalemate weighs heavily on him. business is still down....

Well. not something anyone here is accustomed here but egypt is taking on a new form. there must be change. we need change chef mohammed explains. i always spoke out. but before, no one was listening. as we chat at this stand, a woman who was listening interrupts. there is something called freedom and privacy she declares angrily. i would never come to your country asking questions. this is between us egyptians she lectures chef mohammed. why are these foreigners interfering? another customer, a filmmaker, confronting many debates like this in recent weeks. >> well, i fight my way through the ...