i can t really see what the images are. ivan watson is there. ivan, obviously it seems the front line is still drawn by the egyptian museum and you still have these two sides opposing and as dawn breaks, the pro-mubarak supporters are clearly going to be able to grow in number. reporter: well, the ambulances have continued to come in and out, taking away wounded. we started to see some of the opposition activists lining up to conduct prayers here in the street. and that has been the common theme really throughout this time. and one of the most amazing things, when the clashes first began, anderson, when you had the two camps facing off at each other, with perhaps 25 feet in
right now, liberation square. i can t see what the images are of. ivan, obviously it seems the front line is still drawn by the egyptian museum and you still have these two sides opposing and as dawn breaks, the pro mubarak supporters are clearly going to be able to grow in number. reporter: well, the ambulances have continued to come in and out, taking away wounded. we started to see some of the opposition activists lining up to conduct prayers here in the street. and that has been the common theme really throughout this time. and one of the most amazing things, then the clashes first began, anderson, when you had the two camps facing off of each other with perhaps 25 feet in between them as they were hurling stones as each other, amidst that fighting you would
welcome back to special coverage of the chile mine rescue. you are looking at live pictures. as we watched the rescue efforts, stalled for the time being. the passage of time on our minds. as the wait for this to happen turned from days into months, routine helped keep the miners sane. work shifts, smoking breaks, game time all part of daily life under ground. a look at a day inside the mine. a new dawn breaks. 33 miners trapped half a mile deep.
so my challenge tonight has been to remain alert so that i can take care of patients and not injure myself. and so far i ve been taking care of them. i had an injury myself. i m still awake. reporter: as dawn breaks, dr. martin is still at it. still treating patients for a second straight day without sleep. doing his best to care for haitians in need until relief comes for the night shift. so that s 24 hours. that s 26 hours. reporter: david mackenzie, cnn, port-au-prince, haiti. extraordinary. checking our top stories, senator john mccain is facing a challenge from a fellow republican. former congressman j.d. hayworth announces his candidacy next hour. hayworth is taking on mccain in the republican primary set for august 24th. a source close to indiana senator evan bayh says he will
it s here in this particular neighborhood, this is what one community, one small community is seeing. you re looking at a motor boat. the water is 150 yards away. and as you look further in, what is left there, that used to be somebody s home. you can see it s just a shell of one. and that s a road. we don t know where it came from. residents trying to figure out what to do next. waiting throughout the night, the line of cars stretching and growing as dawn breaks. i want to go home. i want to see my home. i want to see that we have a home. heidi and allen, out of their key largo house since irma hit. fear and anxiety growing by the minute as they wait. my house where i pay taxes, and i m not allowed to get in here. i spent five days on the [ bleep ] road. before tempers flare even more, 7:00 a.m., the first road block comes down.