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Heralded their own safety. you are hearing this background noise. this banging of these makeshift, it looks like, half inch steel beams at street level. you hear that chanting going on all night long by both sides. while richard was talking, someone down there is also using a laser pointer. and young people coming out of the neighborhood beneath the building where we are with replacements, with bottles of gas with rags coming out the top. they have gone out to rearm and refuel. however dwindling their army is on this overpass. as daylight starts to come up, i am now seeing that some of these r...

Me. i think we could probably use a new prime minister and a nice course correction and, excuse me, richard, you and i were talking yesterday. the government of kuwait out of nowhere -- >> citizens $3,000, there is a ripple effect across the region. people in this government in this region particularly ones that have been in power a long time are very frightened. just recently we've seen syria back away from cutting food subsidies. we saw libya do the same thing. egypt although it didn't have much of an impact had a summit to work on food prices. the president of yemen says he won't run again ...

In these images that we are seeing tonight affect the way that egypt will or won't resonate in other countries around the world? >> well, these images, part and parcel of the last few days, think of iran, think of the last attempted citizens uprising there. think of yemen. think of the saudis. think of what the king of jordan did yesterday. the term prairie fire has been used. that is a very convenient overstatement and may be wishful thinking on the part of some people in this region who may not be thinking, okay then, what next? richard specifically, starting in tunisia. >> where it will go,...

Getting to the rporai and coeivabl if ye government were to follow, martial laws, being able to get out them don't want people to get out before the curfew is lifted. to your direct question, i think it is a lot trickier now. any time you have this violence. it is even more difficult to communicate the embassy will be open during working hours for u.s. citizens. not for other people. but it is just all the more difficult for them to try to get mubarak to leave voluntarily. and the other point that brian williams and richard engle were make go, that diplomatically, the last-ditch effort would b...

People in the square. it's nighttime for you but today is just beginning here, rachel, and i think it's going to be a very long one for cairo. it's hard to predict what will happen when this gets really big but i think it's almost a foregone conclusion. >> richard, let me ask you about the u.s. state department's action. the u.s. embassy reading their statement advises u.s. citizens in egypt we plan to continue evacuation efforts thursday. we're assessing the need for flights after that. all remaining u.s. citizens who are able to depart should proceed to the airport as soon as possible. do no...