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Anderson, with ben, with ivan the real possibility that president hosni mubarak might say well, i am handing over some of my powers to the vice president to the head of the military but not all of my powers. i will remain the emblematic figure head of this regime. this reem led by president mubarak and his close associates for 30 years. an interesting point there about about the opposition, about the muslim brotherhood, about the youth movement also in the square. what will they do in how will they react if president hosni mubarak does not step down? how will the military relate to the muslim ...

If they're going to try to push through barricades. >> ivan, how many people are we talking about? this is five or six miles away from tahrir square, as opposed to the parliament, which is much closer. how many people dyspeel off from the main crowd? . >> reporter: they seemed to be funneling out past the egyptian museum right now. it is not, by far -- there does seem to be another column of people pushing through as well. the only way to keep an eye on this, probably, is to step out of the square and see where people are going to go right now. >> all right, but the move in the square is anger...

Over the world will be in an important way. >> there you have it, wolf. as you can see people, i would say it's getting a little more edgy as this drags on. people were expecting hosni mubarak to speak about 40 minutes ago. it hasn't happened yet. it is getting more edgy. however, as you can see, they are still very, very confident. one of the other things that's worth mentioning is that i have the impression, i'm sure ivan that the square is getting a lot fuller by the minute, wolf. >> i'm sure it is. we're going to check in with ben wedeman in a moment. ivan watson is there. halah gorani, an...

Foreigners trying to influence events on the ground in egypt. none of that obviously is the case, but he is clearly trying to appeal to many of the egyptians whose voices who have not yet joined these protesters when people are concerned about stability. well call on you to think about the future. there is a deep strange in europe that yearns for stability, and mubarak has provided that for years. he's touching those buttons of national 3r50id, of the desire for stability, and he keeps calling these protesters the youth movement, and keeps -- and perhaps that's why we had the minister of defen...

If he does not do that, this will grow. we can't say whether or not violence will immediately break out. but certainly, the momentum will only build more people, entirely now given all these signals that he is going to step down, people's expectations have been raised. they're tasting in that square, wolf, i know, maybe the pictures after awhile start to look the same to everybody watching around the world, but every day is different in that square. it really is this extraordinary place where people for the first time in their lives, you know, can actually express themselves. we hear people, i...