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Take a look at tahrir square 6:00 p.m. egyptian time. traffic is moving again as the military tries to restore hour. >> welcome to a brand new hour of america's news headquarters. >> good sunday morning to you. i'm jamie colby. the stream of cars in cairo mixed in with holdout protesters and cleanup crews. they are there trying to get things back to normal. scene that may represent the challenge ahead for egypt. greg burke is joining us live. what is the latest from the streets of egypt and the response where you are? >> hi, jamie. there are those pockets of protesters in the square still but ...

Around the egyptian museum. basically they have formed a human chain around the building that houses some of the most precious artifacts in egypt. also the ruling military council released a statement. they say all treaties including a peace treaty with israel will stay in place during the transition and also called on the police to return to the streets as part of a return to normalcy. tahrir square has been the heart of the revolution. it's also where we saw thousands let loose with utter jubilation at the news of president mubarak's resignation. our ivan watson is right there in the middl...

Military on the streets don't have police function. there are a lot of questions about how this country moves on logistically here on. >> it has always been the power in the country. it gets the demonstrators to go home with a promise of transition. there will be a return to normalcy. the police will do the normal unpolitical functions. that can happen and probably will happen. what is interesting is how the army acted. from day one, it was obvious it would be the arbiter of where this will go. after the weird speech with mubarak where he was hanging on and the crowds were enraged and we knew ...

About how this country moves on logistically here on. >> it has always been the power in the country. it gets the demonstrators to go home with a promise of transition. there will be a return to normalcy. the police will do the normal unpolitical functions. that can happen and probably will happen. what is interesting is how the army acted. from day one, it was obvious it would be the arbiter of where this will go. after the weird speech with mubarak where he was hanging on and the crowds were enraged and we knew the crowds would swell this morning with the prayer day and emptying of the mosqu...

They think it's time for the demonstrators to go home. i think that's still their perspective. we are in an uncertain period. unmubarak makes his statement, waste is, as to what comes next. so the military believes it's time for stability and a return to normalcy. that i feel pretty strongly about. megyn: what is the military prepared to do about it in the we have been told the military is empathetic towards the protesters. these are their people. they are not going to open fire on a group of protesters to get them out of tahrir square which is why things have been so peaceful thus far. if the...