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Food. without police present, the protestors policed themselves. considering their anger, it was remarkably peaceful. volunteers kept order and even collected trash. does it make you proud to see this and to be an egyptian? >> of course, of course. i have a lot of my colleagues that left cairo two, three days ago. but i decided to stay, be a witness for this new rise or sunrise in the egyptian life. this is something we are proud. we decide to come together here. >> up to 300 people have been killed so far in this crisis, according to the u.n. and today in the crowds, some held pictures of tho...

Many here expect the u.s. to do more to force mubarak to finally step down. >> we have drastic and major reform programs that we need to do, because we don't have education, our economical system is is way beyond your imagination. we are living below the poverty line. so if you stop supporting the mubarak regime, maybe we can elect a good president and help us to reform. >> even after curfew began, the protests continued well into the night. it was the biggest turnout so far, but some feared it would not be enough. do you think it's going to be a turning point? >> i'm not that optimistic about...

Protestors policed themselves. considering their anger, it was remarkably peaceful. volunteers kept order and even collected trash. does it make you proud to see this and to be an egyptian? >> of course, of course. i have a lot of my colleagues that left cairo two, three days ago. but i decided to stay, be a witness for this new rise or sunrise in the egyptian life. this is something we are proud. we decide to come together here. >> up to 300 people have been killed so far in this crisis, according to the u.n. and today in the crowds, some held pictures of those whose lives have been lost. man...

This is something we are proud. we decide to come together here. >> up to 300 people have been killed so far in this crisis, according to the u.n. and today in the crowds, some held pictures of those whose lives have been lost. many here expect the u.s. to do more to force mubarak to finally step down. >> we have drastic and major reform programs that we need to do, because we don't have education, our economical system is way beyond your imagination. we are living below the poverty line. so if you stop supporting the mubarak regime, maybe we can elect a good president and help us to reform. >...