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And i flew back to cairo and our primary priority has been working in our district with all our neighbors, friends, taking care of over 3,000 of our employees that live all over cairo. making sure they are getting food and water and all the necessary medical attention that is required. that has been our focus for the entire 10 days. >> did you still feel it is a very dangerous situation? that people are not safe in your neighborhood. >> after the break of five prisons having over 11,000 criminals out on the streets, with arms, you definitely have to be feeling concerned. some of these have bee...

Keep back the crowd. overall, the protest was peaceful. the arm promising not to use force, calling the protesters' demand legitimate. >> the goal of the thousands and thousands of marchers coming all over cairo to here, litigation square -- liberation square in the center of the city. this is again, determination. >> reporter: as activists bound the drum louder for mubarak's departure, calling the tune the increasingly dire situation here. egypt - minister offering food age. the question is what will happen next? will mubarak statement divide and deplait the protest? or will the partial victo...

Overall, the protest was peaceful. the arm promising not to use force, calling the protesters' demand legitimate. >> the goal of the thousands and thousands of marchers coming all over cairo to here, litigation square -- liberation square in the center of the city. this is again, determination. >> reporter: as activists bound the drum louder for mubarak's departure, calling the tune the increasingly dire situation here. egypt - minister offering food age. the question is what will happen next? will mubarak statement divide and deplait the protest? or will the partial victory egg on the activis...

We heard from ben in cairo, people are most concerned about their personal properties, their businesses, they want those things protected. but alexandria and cairo are very different cities. can you kind of spell out the similarities and differences between these two big cities in egypt? >> reporter: alexandria is a city that's had a reputation for the police and the interior ministry to be particularly brutal against the people in terms of picking people up for questioning, in terms of torture, the allegations have been even killing last summer, there was a very well-known case here where a y...

This demonstration in tahrir square, but i can tell you, probably most cairo residents are more worried about their homes, their property, and their loved ones. >> ben, egypt has one of the largest militaries in the world, half a million men strong. it is a police state, and even though the police fully have been pushed back, you have to wonder why the police, such as they are, why the military is letting that kind of chaos, that kind of danger overtake the capital of the country. >> reporter: well, if you speak to many of the people on the street, their worry is that this is president mubarak...