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People talking to relatives. but in total, the internet has been working fine as has mobile phone and sms. that was not the case a couple weeks ago when everything was cut off as the regime attempted to cut down these communications thinking that it might stop people from coming here but of course, it never had, wolf. >> halah gorani, you were just there in egypt. they have a very sophisticated mobile phone network in egypt, don't they? all right. well, i continue to watch these pictures. just a few days ago, the square was reenergized after that live interview with wael ghonim, the google exe...

People very, very angry. >> i think what we've seen in the last two weeks or so in the statements from mubarak and his vice president, this is a regime which believes they are egypt. mubarak it seems ahas come to believe he is egypt. what the protesters are saying is you are not egypt. you are part of egypt, yes, you are part of -- you are the person that ruled us but this is the real egypt. this is what egypt can be. the government has fought back by saying, rhetorically saying that no, these protesters, foreign reporters are belittling egypt, are take making fun of egypt. i just don't think ...

That the curfew is now two hours and 45 minutes old. people are still coming to that rear square from across the bridge and other parts of cairo. according to jazeera, there are 3 million down there in the square. that may be a slight overstatement, but it certainly is packed down there? >> so of course, this is a difficult question to answer, but with so much expectation coming from demonstrators that hosni mubarak will step down, if he doesn't, if he simply transfers some of his powers to the vice president, some of his powers to military, then what? >> well, i think if we look at the events...

Two options, under the circumstances mubarak or chaos. he continually in this speech tonight said the change we have started will not be retracted. we cannot do anything to damage our economy. he continually talked about getting out of the crisis and restoring the economy, have safety for people so they can get on with their lives. what has damaged the economy is the mubarak regime's attempt to isolate and kill these protesters. it's the mubarak regime who shut down the internet, shut down the banks, those things didn't have to happen. they were trying to manipulate and create a crisis, who eg...

Is there -- is there a tv monitor they've put up to watch mubarak's speech or listening on cell phones or how are they going to hear it? >> well, a lot of people are listening to it on cell phones. the scene here, anderson, is a little bit different than when you left a couple days ago. the place here has become more sophisticat sophisticated. i haven't seen the big screen that was here before. there's one screen that sort of -- >> clearly having problems with fred's connection. him saying obviously that -- we have seen it become more entrenched, we've seen tents erected in the center of the s...