DARYN KAGAN, CNN ANCHOR: But first, our "CNN 20" segment, a look back at the Philippine elections that marked the end to Ferdinand Marcos' political career.</s>MIKE CHINOY, CNN CORRESPONDENT: The Philippines had experienced a presidential election called by President Ferdinand Marcos. When it was over, he had won, but it was widely felt that the election had been rigged and that he had stolen victory away from the woman that many felt was the rightful winner, Corazon Aquino. In the weeks after the election, tension continued to rise in the Philippines. We got a phone call from a source telling us that dissident soldiers had taken over a military camp on the outskirts of Manila and were declaring their opposition to President Marcos. Throughout that night, tens, hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets, many in response to a call from the radio station urging them to come out and show their support for Mrs. Aquino. President Marcos resigned, and I remember seeing thousands of people parading, celebrating in the streets, cheering, singing and marching on to the palace of the former president, celebrating of the successful conclusion of the "people power" revolution.
CNN 20: Election in the Philippines, February 25, 1986