it was the great cleanup of a square that saw battles, bloodshed, and an 18-day sit-in. sue annual was swept into drains. stones prepared as weapons were put back into the sidewalk. as burnt out vehicles were carted away. all egyptians will be looking for to rebuilding this country. they will look forward to a better country, and they will do all that they can to their best to move ahead. reporter: the military quietly passed the message around that they wanted people to begin leaving the square, which is normally a busy traffic intersection. hundreds of volunteers are dismantling tents in tahrir square where people have been sleeping but these protesters say their movement is far from finished. like many egyptians, 20-year-old alia el-sadda doesn t know what will come next. of course i m a little worried about what s going on, but the biggest step has been taken. reporter: we first met the el-sadda family yesterday afternoon as they marched towards tahrir square, sti