those are on your left. the muslim brotherhood has been camped out protesting the coup that happened. on the right is a pro-military rally in tahrir square, the same place people swelled to over the past couple of weeks when they wanted the military to come in. that's when they kicked out morsi, although by a very slim margin. he moved egypt much more towards a hard line, people weren't happy with that. the military has now come in. what we're waiting for is to see if this erupts in violence. already nearly a hundred people dead since the coup began. right now 3:30 in cairo. ramadan prayers happen at sun down, and that's when we may see some fireworks later. kelly: yeah, leland, we'll be keeping an eye on that one. leland vittert reporting for us, thank you. martha: fierce reaction to attorney general eric holder's plan to target texas.