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The concessions will include freedom of the press, lifting martial law when security permits, and suspending parliament while investigations are under way into corruption. leading activist mohamed elbaradei spoke a short while ago on "meet the press." >> there's still a huge lack of confidence between the government and the demonstrat s demonstrators. there's a good deal of fear that the government will retrench and then come back again to -- with vengeance, if you like. the process is opaque. nobody knows who is talking to whom at this stage. the process is managed by the outgoing regime with...

By tomorrow. [ male announcer ] ducati knows it's better for xerox to manage their global publications. so they can focus on building amazing bikes. with xerox, you're ready for real business. welcome back to "msnbc sunday." i'm alex witt. we have breaking news this hour. the egyptian government has agreed to huge concessions to protest groups after the country's vice president met with some of those groups, including the muslim brotherhood. the concessions include freedom of the press, lifting martial law when the security permits, and suspending parliament while investigations are under wa...

The concessions include freedom of the press, lifting marshal law when security permits and releasing protestors detained since the demonstrations began 13 days ago. the announcement comes after the vice president met with a wide representation of major opposition groups for the first time today, including the muslim brotherhood. so who are the muslim brotherhood and what role could they play in egypt's future? they hold outlaw status and touts itself as politically independent. many are concerned they could have radical influence over the egyptian government. i am joined by evan coleman, do y...

Martial laws will only be lifted when security permits. you know, it really is astonishing. remember, one of the opposition groups involved in these talks, the large opposition group, the muslim brotherhood, has been banned in egypt since the 1950s. now we're seeing them sitting down with egypt's vice president, omar suleiman, in talks about the future of the country, and he does appear to have endorsed a plan as well to set up a committee of legal and political figures to study changes to the constitution so that, for example, more candidates can run for president. really, what is happening i...

Emergency laws that are hated by so many in egypt, particularly by those who support the protests. this martial law was brought in in the 1980s by president mubarak. many say that it is contrary to human rights. now they're saying they are prepared to lift those laws. and they do say they will only do that when security permits. and it really is astonishing, alex, when you remember that one of the opposition groups involved in these talks today, one of the largest, the muslim brotherhood, has been banned in egypt since the 1950s. now we're seeing them sitting down with egypt's vice president, ...