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turn of events. just when it seemed the situation in egypt had calmed, yesterday there was a sudden and deadly outbreak of violence in cairo as anti-government protesters came under attack. the egyptian government confirmed on state tv, the overnight clashes left five people dead and 836 people wounded. nbc news chief foreign affairs correspondent richard engle filed this report late last night from cairo. >> egypt ordered a crackdown against anti-government demonstrators, but not with...

returning to their roots. here is julie watts. >> reporter: winning the title of best wi-fi hot spot means big business in this town. >> we have so many start ups that come in everyday, meeting, talking about business. if it wasnt for the internet and ability to go online and sour product and work on your product, then, you know, maybe we wouldnt be as successful as we are. >> reporter: while fast wi-fi keeps people cooling back during the week, its the no wi- fi on weekend policy that...

families. and buried treasure. the discovery of a lifetime for one unemployed man who is soon to have a much bigger bank account. plus it could open a new page in history too. thats a great story. >> it is a great story. it benefits him and everybody else as well. meantime, we have gwen here in for tucker this morning, tell us what is going on with our weather. and its been a dicey morning. a little bit of moisture out there. >> and affecting everybodys commute. we have light rai...