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Strident. they want reform, change and now. we saw children holding up loaves of bread saying that they wanted their family to earn enough money to feed them. we saw people holding signs "no to corruption." we spoke to members of the opposition who said they want to make sure democratic reforms are implemented and implemented now and not taking comfort from the president's remarks yesterday that he would step aside after 2013 and not seek re-election. in the pro-government side, we saw people supportive of the president. a concerted effort by the government to make sure that if there's a large...

Of the curve? >> trying to. it's a much smaller economy, although as you say important because of the peace talks and attracted a great deal of investment. financial services sector is strong. pharmaceutical sector is strong. we also have to keep our guys on morocco. they had a change of leadership with the passing of the king. the new king brought in foreign direct investors and built a good port there with great access to europe but if you worry about things right now, from an investment standpoint, what happens to algeria? >> let's talk about yemen. that's fascinating. we had a report. what...

Gun fire erupted overnight around the square and the world famous egyptian museum. doctors working at triage in the square say at least five people were killed and four others have been critically wounded in that fighting, manisha. of course, charles, as much as many egyptians want change, it is hard to see change in sight. it is a change of the protests of a couple of days ago. arwa damon spoke with egyptians to get their reaction to this unrest. >> reporter: in an almost surreal and unnatural setting in today's cairo, the capital's elite seek refuge. some come craving a sense of normal nor...

Best that he could. >> when i spoke to you around this time yesterday, mohammed, you were in amsterdam on your way there. how different was your perspe perception than when you got there? >> reporter: yesterday, there were a lot of nerves basically on the part of government officials, not just in sanaa but other countries in the region including saudi arabia. the concern is as we have spoken a lot, a domino effect in the region and because yes, ma'am season a key u.s. ally here and a problem of terrorism here and internal strife, a lot of concern that if this thing really is able to continue a...

Week or so and the economy was growing at a pretty steady pace at about 4%, 5% over the past couple of years and the tourism industry which was booming about 11% of the country's gdp. now, of course, with the protests we have seen banks shut down, the stock market shut down and many businesses at a stand still. anger on the streets stemming from deep-rooted issues. jobs are scarce and the cost of living rising. for egypt's youth, it's a call for change. >> i think that my voice is really important, and my voice is going to be heard after today. >> reporter: about 20% of all egyptians live in p...