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Coming together, trying to bring about this type of change. still a lot of concern about the potential for violence. one man we spoke to saying, look, the tanks are just outside. right now the military is being friendly, but tomorrow they could be our enemies. >> it seems there are two completely different strands. one is the festive atmosphere of the protesters, the unity of purpose. on the other hand, you describe aptly the food lines and shortages and almost vigilante atmosphere and place where is society has broken down. which is winning? they seem to be competing emotions in the city of c...

Who is aimon nor. we'll introduce you to him later. we have reporters ready to update us on this. nick robert witnessed the aftermath of a raid on a police station notorious for corruption. egypt's economy grinds to a halt and basic food supplies are scarce and anderson cooper is in cairo where he's been in tahrir square and talking with the man who may be the next leader of egypt, mohammed al elbaradei. what's going on there? >> it's about 3:00 a.m. and the big story is the massive demonstration planned for tomorrow. protesters are calling it the million man march. whether or not that many pe...

Demonstrate and for reporters to cover the demonstration. the big question is what will happen at this march tomorrow? where wille it go? there are reports that it will go to the president's house. whether or not it will make it there is not clear. it is no doubt going to be a dramatic day. i spoke to elbaradei this morning in tahrir square. i spoke with him sunday night. he said, mubarak must go tonight. obviously mubarak didn't go. i spoke to elbaradei today out in his residence outside of cairo. he told me that he's disappointed with the u.s. response thus far. this was before the envoy was...

Steps down. as events in egypt continue to develop here are the key issues i will drill down on tonight. tomorrow's march of millions may be the defining movement in the movement against president mubarak. in cairo it is scheduled to start at tahrir square, known in english as liberation square. the troops will not fire at protesters which is reassuring but the situation is volatile with tanks in the central square. it seems clear that the army is distancing itself from president mubarak and signalling tacit support for protesters. an interview on state television, the newly appointed vice pre...

Roads around cairo closed and president mubarak ordered a shut down of train service in an effort to stop what seems inevitable, a demonstration beginning in a few hours. meanwhile, there is a call for a peaceful transition from one era to another. this is a dramatic step for a key ally of mubarak. this could mean he's prepared to make his own presidential run. also in what might be the too little too late category the u.s. state department sent a special envoy to egypt to press the case for democratic reforms. the new envoy is frank wizner who was ambassador to egypt from 1986 to 1991. and st...