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There's a crowd of people moving past the barricades. they have become so symbolic of the uprising. i would say it's, at this point, tens of thousands of people coming here. a lot of families with children. a lot of people coming by car. i can see the highway overpass that goes over our vantage point is turning into a parking lot, again. many of the people we have been speaking to, they say they are happy with the fact the military has taken over. they are saying they are going to keep a close eye on what's going on to see that the military, at some point, calls on the government and hands aut...

Horns, throwing their hands in the air. president mubarak out of office. no longer president. he is now in the red sea resort but his fallback plan may be falling flat. the swiss government moving to freeze any assets that may belong to mubarak or his family. once again, his successors, the egyptian military about to issue a statement anytime now. >> who is leading egypt now? his name is tantawi. that's him on the right meeting with admiral mike mullen. he heads the military council as defense minister and commander in chief of the armed forces. it's a post he has held for two decades. during ...

Yemen and algeria. some demonstrators are being detained according to sources within the algerian league or human rights. here is what it looked and sounded like in front of the capital friday night after word of mubarak stepping away from the egyptian presidency. the biggest coalition meeting party said mubarak's fall shows oppression and use of force cannot add light and time for change has come. the government run yemen agency failed to report it. the nation's foreign minister is quoted as saying his country does not risk popular uprising. john. in egypt, it's the day after the historic a...

The scene from last night when egyptians were cheering, crying. the celebration lasted well into the night and into the morning. it's quarter after 2:00 in cairo. a lot of people are still there. not everyone is cheering the change in egypt. some are worried about what will happen next. one businessman who backed mubarak spoke with us on the phone. >> caller: i'm very concerned that if we -- i would have had things to say. after the event that is have taken place, it's not going to be all peaches and cream. we, as a population need to understand it's not going to be a turnkey solution. >> repo...

Among observers that the military has not just the will, but the ability to usher true change in egypt? >> it's a fantastic question because the reality is the military is deeply entrenched in the structure. it is the structure. it has enormous benefits that come from being the structure. the military owns hundreds of factories. retired generals have lavish lifestyles. are they going to give it up easily? no. how do you make it happen? you have to give the people, give civil society a platform of power. now, they have none. they are in tahrir square and it's great. they don't have platforms or...