you just saw rezza sayef, he is popping up on the screen with me., while this looks peaceful and loud, we have 23 people that have died. there have been some protests that are violent. how are they reacting to this information or do they know about it at this early stage? >> why could they even be sure many of them know about it. it's not clear what the implications are. there are so many twists and turns to this traumatic conflict. the latest twist coming on facebook, no less. as you mentioned, the president delivered a statement that he's taking the necessary steps to establish a coalition government. he says once that coalition government is established, he's going to call for jury elections. that seems to suggest that egypt, the president is prepared for wholesale changes within the leadership. suggests that perhaps the prime minister is going to change. now, the big question, is that enough to staff the armed force's ultimatum delivered two days ago to the president, to the opposition faction, ordering all sides to fix this conflict? is the pre

these pictures rezza are unbelievable. >> reporter: yeah, look.four consecutive days, the opposition factions the liberals the moderates, that es are the critics of president morsi have been coming out. they're coming out once again. you can tell that they sense the ouster of president morsi is tantalizingly near. that's what they want. they want to get rid of president morsi. they feel that it's coming. of course, the armed forces has injected themselves into this political conflict 48 hours ago giving an ultimatum to president morsi to either fix this conflict, resolve matters with the opposition or the military saying they're going to step in. deadline for the ultimatum is here. now we wait to see what it brings. will the president back down? will the armed forces convince all these factions that are going face to face to sit down and come up with a solution? we can report the armed forces senior military leaders have been meeting with leaders of various political factions, groups, obviously, trying to negotiate some sort of political consensus