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You had the weeks or months or years of re-adjusting in the region. he sees there is a great risk out there but says at this moment in time he believes president obama is doing the right thing by saying mubarak must go. and we need a transitional government. >> john king, thank you very much. >> thank you. when we come back cnn's nic robertson broadcasts live from inside egypt and a brave young reporter on the front lines in cairo defies authorities to get her story out. i'll talk to her live in a moment. welcome to the department of negotiation. home to the latest deal making technology.

>> reporter: he's a judge that's come out on the streets here with the anti-mubarak protestors. he is a well respected judge who's gone toe to toe here with the regime. he told me he was incredibly proud of the youth for doing what his generation couldn't do. but when he watched what happened in the center of cairo, when i asked him if mubarak should go before an international tribunal for crimes against humanity, he agreed whole heartedly. >> of course, of course. very recently internationally lawyers and human right also push it. >> will that convince him to step down? >> of course. he have ...

I left i had to have help, of course, and three people in tahrir, three local people volunteered their services to lead me out by secret passages and i just tremendously admire their courage and willingness to help us. >> nick, what was your reaction to mubarak's interview with christiane amanpour, because he was trying to make out that although president obama has asked him to go now, that will descend the country into chaos. i mean it seems a pretty ironic statement given what we're witnessing today. we've seen scenes chaotic to put it mildly. >> i mean for 30 years mubarak's systemic policy...

Sure the next people are dominated by the muslim brotherhood. that would be a disaster for us and disaster for the plo and jordan and for saudi arabia. >> the muslim brotherhood are the leading opposition in egypt. >> by far. >> there's no sign at the moment of extremism there. but i -- you know, a lot of people say they're playing a game here. >> piers, let me just mention one thing. how about hosni mubarak come into power? he was sitting next to anwar sadat who was killed by the muslim brotherhood. you go back through the whole history of the muslim brotherhood, if you think that they are th...

To come together and begin this process right now and, of course, president mubarak has to get out of the way and allow this process to take place so they can transition. >> omar suleiman said earlier today that he firmly blames the media including western media for inflaming the rioting that we've seen in egypt. seemed a pretty ridiculous statement to me. what was your take on that. >> well, i think it's not just a misreading of what happened on the ground but i think it indicates sometimes what happens to leaders when they're -- when they're not observing what is plainly evident. this was a ...