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The streets. hamas says egypt must open the crossing. one famous voice who has been blogging and tweeting throughout this revolution, is the egyptian star in syriana. he's an activist, too. i guess the egyptians built the pyramids, after all. i spoke to him and asked what it's like to be in cairo the last few days. >> it was -- we can match that with possibly the opening of the great pyramids. >> indeed. the one thing that is really important about this is that egypt is the center of the arab world. you're an actor. you know that films are seen throughout the middle east. what happens in egypt...

Can come out. as long as you can come out and do it peacefully, then, you are exercising your constitutional right. now, you have no fear. you can overcome your fear. egyptians are finally celebrating their victory. but it did not come easily. we take a look at the 18 days of determined protests. ♪ [ male announcer ] sitting. waiting. hoping. that's a recipe for failed investing. open an e-trade account and open doors, seize opportunities, take action with some of the most powerful yet easy-to-use trading tools on the planet. all built to help you maximize the potential of every dollar you...

Who has the concerns of many, what egypt will see, as egypt transitions from the mubarak dictatorship, to a democratic government. thank you so much. >> i would like to add one more thing, please. >> sure. >> we egyptians know that our military is the finest fabric of our society. let them do their job. >> okay. >> give them a chance to do what they need to do. >> okay. we appreciate your thoughts. this is a delicate transition ahead. today egypt, tomorrow yemen. those are the cries on the yemeni capital. more celebrations and anti-government protests in the city's main square, called tahrir...

Will have. >> everybody's got to pack up and go home and face daily life again, but it's still up in the air what that's going to be like. what do you feel going into next week and how do you think things will unfold? >> definitely i think a lot of people today, they focussed, very much today was a day of celebration, everybody focussed on the fact that president mubarak, ex-president mubarak has finally gone. that's strange to say, but also that we're under military rule. that's very worrying because we had military rule that brought us mubarak. so how is that actually going to turn out for u...

>> she joins us from cairo via skype. ether, what a difference a day makes? >> yes, 180 degrees. it's kind of unbelievable to think that, you know, i'm looking at the papers today and you had just ten days ago, the leading government paper, their headline was millions turn out to support mubarak and today the headline reads, the people have toppled the regime. it's kind of a little surreal, i don't think it's really sunk in, tahrir, that means liberation, that egyptians through their courage, through their nonviolence, we were actually able to do this. history has been made on my doorstep. and...