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we begin tonight with breaking news. we have new details about satellite images showing earth moving vehicles at iran's military site. this is the same site that international atomic energy agency inspectors have tried to visit. iran has indicated this week they may give them access. foreign affairs reporter is following the story from the state department tonight and what can you tell us about these reports? >> well, erin, we're talking about this site, this military base that the international atomic energy inspectors have been trying to get in. iran has said no when they made a tr...

let's go "outfront." we begin tonight with breaking news. we have new details about satellite images showing earth moving vehicles at iran's military site. this is the same site that international atomic energy agency inspectors have tried to visit. iran has indicated this week they may give them access. foreign affairs reporter is following the story from the state department tonight and what can you tell us about these reports? >> well, erin, we're talking about this site, this military base that the international atomic energy inspectors have been trying to get in. iran has said...

And the opposition has not gathered substantial crowds. for the past few nights, syrian state tv said assad is prepared to deliver a speech. every night they have been disappointed, it could be because every time an acrannian leader tried to deliver a speech it's been the countdown to end of their regime. >> bret: reena, thank you. opposition groups in yemen today blame president ali abdullah saleh for the presence of militants there, including al-qaeda. protesters are still demanding that saleh end his 32-year rule. meantime, bahrain's president, rather parliament, accepted the resignations o...

Either. >> interpret what you think the people in the streets heard from mubarak today and what they heard from obama. what do you think their reaction is? or their interpretation of those two presidential remarks in the last couple of hours. >> you could practically hear the eyes of 8 million people in cairo rolling in their sockets. they heard this many, many, many times from the egyptian president. we'll do better, more reforms, more democracy. they've seen from the united states, you know, we're serious and you better do it this time and nothing ever happens. so people, this is not a speec...

What next? both president obama and for the egyptians as a whole. we know this thing as has been stated earlier in your program, it's not led by political parties. this is a popular revolt led basically by young people. >> okay, put orn your middle east hat now. think of yourself back in the middle east now. what will be in amman, jordan, right now to this, on all sides? are they scared? >> not just jordan. i mean, the axiom, the conventional axiom is that it may not happen in egypt like what happened in tunisia, but if it happens in egypt, it will happen elsewhere. egypt -- >> that's the bloc...