with them. if the government was in control here, enforcing a curfew, the demonstration couldn't have taken place. the army, as we have seen is taking a step back and protecting government buildings. seeing this army armored personnel carrier this evening chasing through the streets that is the first time i've actually seen the army take a proactive position and it's not clear what that proactive position is. is it chasing down the vehicle through the street or chasing down the demonstrators who are chasing that vehicle down? it is a kwoent minds of a lot of people here, is the army on their side or still on president mubarak's side? again, i come took what i've just witnessed here it san indication of how tense that relationship is and how tenuous the goodwill between protesters, people and the army who are on the streets, drew. >> nic, i will ask to you peek over your balcony there and see if you can see if there is a scene down there or if it's moved on from your vantage
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