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>> the same sort of scene is unfolding in alexandria. we have live pictures in cairo showing the exact same thing. what might this mean as far as hosni mubarak is concerned? >> it would maybe to establish an authority tear general view on the street and rather than facing as they were before. perhaps recognizing that the army will crush them really to put order on to the street. and it gave the impression that it wasn't clear who was making the decisions about security here. >> nic, we're going to go to frederick, who is outside of the information ministry in cairo with more of what is happeni...

There. you're not only feeling the anger of the protests, the anger of the people who have no communication with the outside world. we can only imagine this will anger the people toward the government. >> john jensen, a journalist with the daily news in cairo. he was at one of the protests earlier today. i want to get him in here and get him on the line as quickly as we can. john, what did you witness today? >> jim, i was at a protest on the geezer side of cairo. what started at around 500 people throwing rocks at police who were firing tear gas back at them quickly grew to numbers that our es...

London and has stayed there. i'm not sure what to make of it. i would be surprised if mubarak has fled because it would seem more likely that he will try and do something, to broker some kind of a deal. but in any event, the decision remains his, whether he's in cairo or london and my suspicion is that he is in cairo. and will he have to decide whether he will get in front of this change or whether he's going to be dragged, kicking and screaming. >> yeah, that is the question. thank you very much, fareed zakaria. the question is, if he speaks, who is left to listen to him right now in egypt. >...

Because we've got a very pan nor r panoramic view and we can see hundreds of people on the bridge. i know that there are demonstrations going on everywhere, even in my neighborhood, which is a leafy quiet neighborhood. there are demonstrations on it. these scenes are being dum pli indicated in many places around cairo, if not all -- many parts of egypt as well. >> and another question, you said that people were cheering when you said that you were from cnn and you were out and about in the crowds. we talked to a protester on the street of cairo who said he was sort of taken aback that the unit...