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what s happening here and just wait and see over the next couple of days. not good news from the history books there. thanks. the turmoil in egypt is sending wall street to its biggest loss in two months. that happened yesterday. the stock market had already taken some hits earlier in the week but images of open revolts in the streets of the u.s. ally sent stocks plunging. what is the economic fallout of the revolution in egypt? joining us now is trish powell, great to have you here in the studio. good to be here. worst session for you for stocks in two months. other things leading up to it but obviously this is having a huge effect. i totally agree. markets and investors hate uncertainty and the situation in egypt is loaded with uncertainty and if i can talk about what was just being said. a lot of viewers and investors remember what happened in 1979. and they know how quickly a situation can get ugly and when it gets ugly, and unpredictable, it can go on for ages. that situ
museum here, the cairo museum also vandalized to some degree. the crowds that we were out with still remain angry and defiant. they want to see hosni mubarak go despite words of reform that he issued in that state television address overnight. and the changes that came today. we d heard of vice president, the first vice president in his 30 year rule being named his name is omar soliman, the spy chief here in egypt. a safe and secure hand but a mubarak crony and we re already hearing from the street that won t be good enough and we re hearing from the street, juliet, problems of insecurity. that thugs and looters are moving into the vacuum left by the police which have pulled back as the army came in and they re hitting these areas and it s a serious problem. tomorrow, it s a critical day, we think, in this. days of unrest. it s a work day in the arab world and we ll be looking to see if egyptians go back to work are happy with the achievements that they have already accompl