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Dicey situation. there was one we went downtown with the opposition fighter, and we saw that they seemed to be quite scared. thats where obviously we had to get out of the there. there were bullets whizzing by. its a very uncertain situation. you dont know who controls a lot of these streets. you dont know when a tank will push forward. and you can see, i mean, we were a bit worried, but the people who live there, a lot of them are in absolute fear, wolf. >> yeah, they certainly are. fred, be ca...

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An egyptian interest and we are hopeful there wont be any change. but there is many new forces coming into the system, perhaps like the muslim brotherhood who are calling for tearing up the peace treaty. >> glenn: just a second. i need to stop you there. our intelligence chief said todaying, no, the muslim brotherhood, they are totally fine. they are peaceful people. dont worry about them. >> well, frankly, im going to have to be blunt about it. he is totally wrong. whoever prepared his statemen...

Impact the comingspending. with us, mike murphy, harold ford, nbc news chief white house correspondent, chuck todd, and washington correspondent for the bbc, caddy kay. captions paid for by nbc-universal television good morning, day six of the you rest in egypt, protests giving way to arson and looting. defiant egyptians picking over the streets as the military does little to hold back the tens of thousands of demonstrators. estimates of more than 100 people killed this morning. and president ...

Roundtable, a moment of truth on egypt from the white house and how foreign policy will impact the coming debates over government spending and the race for the white house in 2012. with us republican strategist, mike murphy. former congressman and chairman of the democratic leadership council, harold ford. nbc news chief white house correspondent chuck todd and washington correspondent for the bbc katty kay. good morning. day six of the unrest in egypt. protests now giving way to arson and loo...

Heres the status right now of this fast moving highly volatile situation. tens of thousands of anti-government protesters again swarmed into the streets of cairo and other cities demanding that mubarak step down. mubaraks key government official resigned today. he named his intelligence chief as his first ever vice president. reuters news agency is reporting that police today shot and killed 17 protesters trying to attack two police stations south of cairo. dozens of people were wounded. dozens ...

With mubaraks early responses, asked, for example, about the appointment of egypts intelligence chief as the countrys vice president, one official told fox news the issue is what is the egyptian government going to do? this official said its going to take some time, "days at a minimum" before we can see what lies behind mubaraks personnel move. speaking publicly for the obama administration was the assistant secretary of state. he tweeted this morning and i quote, "the egyptian government cant r...

He is an intelligence chief, a confidante of hosni mubarak. that was televised so that anybody, protesters, demonstrators and the like could gather around televisions and see that he is the first new person to join a cabinet which was suspended and broken up, disbanded earlier in this day. lets go now to itns john ray who has the latest. john, i know you were earlier inside of a loud protest in the center part of cairo in that square. where are you now? what are you seeing? >> reporter: im looki...

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The presidents new pick to lead the top spy office. barbara starr joins us live from the pentagon. good morning. >> good morning, tim and kate. there is plenty of concern. here is the question. what if there was another al qaeda attack. who is in charge of the u.s. intelligence community? summertime confirmation hearings for general david petraeus to run the war in afghanistan and elena kagan to join the supreme court, quickly planned and care re read out. >> i am proud to announce my choice for...