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We'll bring you president obama's reaction momentarily. the official death toll according to egypt's own ministry of health now stands at a staggering 638. it has mounted precipitously since yesterday's broadcast when it stood at 235. by 3:20 a.m. eastern time, it was raised to 327. by 4:35 a.m., it was raised, again, to 421 dead. at 6:43 a.m., it was raised to 525 dead with over 3,700 injured. today, 3:45 p.m. eastern time, the death toll was raised yet again to 638. the dominant image of the day, wrapped body in mosques. funerals began today, another reminder as if egypt needed one that the ...

From cairo. amman? >> good morning, mikap. egypt is waking up to the scope of what happened yesterday and it is one that many people here are realizing it was worse than what they anticipated, and that is because as you were saying the death toll now stands at about 421 people. 43 additional security force members were killed. get this, there are still about 200 bodies still unaccounted for laying in one of the mosque near one of the sit-in locations. it is a dangerous day here, to say the least. the muslim brotherhood and their supporters are calling for nationwide protests in the coming hour...

Battle for baby veronica. a couple hoping to visit the adoptive daughter who was ripped from their arms by the courts. are they any closer to getting her back? we also have a story about a shocking confession from an internet giant. google admitting the e-mails of over 400 million gmail users may not be so private. we'll take you through it. a lot of other news for you as well. let's get right to it. we're watching egypt. the government crackdown in cairo, the big story this morning. it's left 421 people dead, thousands more injured. the egyptian capital witnessing its bloodiest hour since...

It is 5:00 a.m. in the east. the bloodiest violence in two years. at least 421 people are dead, thousands more injured after police moved in to try and dispurse two sit-ins with morsi. supporters fought back. reza is live with the latest. >> reporter: it is eerily calm. it has a lot to do with the emergency law that went into effect last night. you can feel the cloud of uncertainty hanging over this city and this country a sense of dread after yesterday's awful events. many are describing what happened yesterday as a massacre. with the staggering death toll and increasingly it's going to be ...

Google is making it it perfectly clear they are indeed reading your e-mail. we're going to tell you what they are doing with that information. we'll start with egypt because the country is in a state of emergency bracing for more protests after the bloodiest day since the 2011 revolution. at least 421 people killed wednesday with security forces crack down on supporters of mohamed morsi. the muslim brotherhood is promising there will be more demonstrations. we're going to start with cnn live in cairo. good morning. what's the situation on the ground? >> reporter: good morning, chris. eriely ...