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Elections, so that there will be a suspension of the emergency laws, which to say marshall law and the autocracy we have known under mubarak. but it's very delicate. they want stability. above all else, egypt has been a stable country throughout this terrible autocratic regime and at the same time, guaranteed a peace in the middle east, which is very important. this is a movement that the army there nor the local other powers in the middle east want to see this situation get out of control, but they also want the aspirations of these people to succeed. >> carl, you bring up the good point, the...

Yesterday was cheered by thousands. general anan went down to the square and addressed the crowds, so they're watching this. we don't yet know what they're going to do. >> all right. general, thank you very much. helping us understand the military apparatus there in egypt. we're also hearing from egyptian tv that we're going to have that message, that statement from the presidency in the next ten minutes. we're hearing that from egyptian tv. we'll be following that of course, also, protesters here, as far as the eye can see. massive, and they're not going anywhere. but how long will they remai...

We have live pictures out of cairo, egypt. that as we look at liberty square. you can see the signs. people demand removal. that's the sort of message they are screaming out to president hosni mubarak, who has left the country. we are hearing now. protesters are not backing down and neither is mubarak. the standoff in egypt is testing the loyalty of the military like never before. right now, from what we're hearing, the army is supporting mubarak's plan to stay in office, but promising to lift some of his most hated policies. let's bring in retired general barry mcaffrey. general, is this poss...

What they were seeing and hearing and then this morning as they await a statement from the vice president. there will be a statement from the office of the presidency. this as tens of thousands of people with their fists in the air yesterday after hearing what they did not want, chancing things like long live the egyptian youth. all of that in chance of we're almost there as well and waving v for victory sign, hoping that they would see some of the victory that they had hoped for. it did not turn out that way in its entirety. that all changed unfortunately as president mubarak delivered that s...

His counterpart in the egyptian military. last night after president mubarak's speech a, so we are seeing on many levels here, reaching out and communicating about what's happening on the ground. >> i had anticipated that would be taking place. the called like this can be made in order to ensure that that a peaceful protest doesn't get out of hand and the military comes back and takes charge. it was suggesting earlier that the military may move president mubarak out of egypt. the longer this goes on unrevolved, the economic consequences are going to deepen.