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It's important to remember that as we watch what happens over the next several hours. >> anderson, thank you very much for this report. please stay safe there. we know it's incredibly dangerous. you're doing an extraordinary job for us. we appreciate it. thank you. >> earlier today egyptian vice president omar suleiman flatly denied the government had any connection with the violent pro-mubarak actions in tahrir square. a short time ago i spoke with senator bob casey, chairman of the subcommittee that deals with egypt. here's what he told me about the leadership. you met with vice president om...

Reporters from "the new york times" that wrote that report, piers, and they do have some new information, but the basic thrust is something we've been reporting since tuesday afternoon. i went back to look at the transcripts -- we're all tired we've been working long hours -- to see that i wasn't losing my mind but had this conversation with anderson on the program tuesday night that the administration and senator casey in your interview made an important point. they can't dictate, of course. this is a decision for the people of egypt to make, but the administration, as we've reported tuesday ...

>> is all hell about to break out in egypt? arm thugged attacking journalists. >> i was about to get in my taxi. i realized there were a line of thugs with clubs with nails embedded in them. >> what's behind this extraordinary menacing crackdown? >> i have a terrible feeling in the pit of my stomach that means there may be something they don't want us to cover coming up. >> tonight we cannot reveal where anderson cooper and our cnn colleagues are reporting from, but we vow to bring you their stories. >> the egyptian government must demonstrate its willingness to ensure journalists' ability to ...

As he's a very capable person, i don't think he's the kind of person who could be the leader of this transition. probably the best thing that could happen here, and this is -- there's no rule book or guide book for this, but if there's representation by the military, representation by civilian authorities and especially representation by the pro-democracy forces working so hard to bring about this change, if you have a coalition of folks to come together and begin this process right now, and, of course, president mubarak has to get out of the way and allow this process to take place so they ca...

Normal politics and certainly, you know, some militants have been muslim brotherhood -- brothers initially and have gone on to terrorist groups, but somebody like ayman al zawahiri, the number two in al qaeda, has written a book, an entire book criticizing the muslim brotherhood for mostly on the very simple reason that the muslim brotherhood engages in democratic politics which people in al qaeda thinks is against islam so in fact there is a great deal of hostility between al qaeda and the muslim brotherhood and these groups have very little in common other than they both think that, you know...