unclear. we ll do our best to verify the statements to figure out what they mean. we ve seen a will the of mixed messag messages. until an authority figure steps up in a televised address and clearly states what s happening it s not clear what this country is going through. in the meantime the proterss are filling the square right now. if you can take a step back and look at the best two and a half year we could be nearing part two of the egyptian revolution. remember two and a half years ago egypt kicked out, booted out the dictator. in came morsi freely and fairly elected in democratic elections. after a year the opposition factions, the liberals, the moderates accuse the president of imposing an islamist agenda on egypt and pushing aside all
mohamed morsi out. connor power live in jerusalem. what are the protesters demanding? these are some of the largest protests we have seen in egypt in months. both anti-government and pro-government groups turned out to take part in these demonstrations. it s primarily he cue lawyer christians and egyptians. they are angry with morsi and the muslim brotherhood party. opposition leaders say morsi has failed to fix egypt s struggling economy and he and the muslim brotherhood have curbed religious freedom forcing an islamic agenda on egypt. things are peaceful until early this morning where hundreds of people were injured across