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Former president be reinstated. bulldozing into one at cairo university, it was over quickly. but at the other protest, they held fast. security forces fired on them with tear gas and then automatic weapons. egyptian security forces here are clearly using live ammunition. they are firing into the side streets. there are frontline positions between protesters, security forces, all over cairo, and this one looks like it is about to get very ugly. this 37-year-old customs broker, guided us through the streets, warning of government gunmen. even you want to take a shot, take a cover to take a picture. reporter: there are snipers trying to shoot? yes. reporter: he says he came here because he believes had is vote was stolen. we re fighting for principle, for the president we elected, okay. it doesn t matter who ....
It is a battle for some of those hard core supporters, you will see them out there. but at the same time [ gunfire ] [ inaudible ] reporter: egyptian security forces are using live ammunition. they are firing into the side streets. security forces are all over cairo. this one looks like it s about to get very ugly. secretary of state kerry calling events deplorable. egyptian vice president mohamed baredai has called off negotiations. arwa damon with guns going off around her, joins us tonight. it s the middle of the night there, comparatively quit compared to earlier today. what have you seen and heard? ....
Behind tear gas and bullets. at first light, egyptian security forces which ousted the elected egyptian president, mohammed morsi, moved in to finish the job and break up two camps of protesters who demand that the former president be reinstated. bulldozing into the area at cairo university, it was over quickly. but at the other protests, they held fast. security forces fired on them with tear gas. and then automatic weapons. egyptian security forces here are clearly using live ammunition. they are firing into the sides. there is a front line of the position between protesters and security forces all over cairo. and this one looks like it is about to get very ugly. a 37-year-old customs broker guided us through the street, warning us of government gunmen. already two journalists have been killed. ....
egypt is unraveling. it s hope of democracy obscured behind tear gas and bullets. at first light, egyptian security forces which ousted the elected president six weeks ago moved in to finish the job. and break-up two camps of protesters who demand the former president be reinstated. bulldozing into one at cairo university. it was over quickly. but at the other protests, they held fast. security forces fired on them, with tear gas. and then automatic weapons. egyptian security forces here are firing into the side streets. the front line positions between protesters, security forces, all over cairo. and this one looks like it s about to get very ugly. 37-year-old customs broker guided us through the streets warning of government gunmen. already two journalists had been killed. ....
See them out there. but at the same time [ gunfire ] [ inaudible ] reporter: egyptian security forces are using live ammunition. they are firing into the side streets. security forces are all over cairo. this one looks like it s about to get very ugly. secretary of state kerry calling events deplorable. former top diplomat muhammad ba mohammed bareday has called off negotiations. arwa damon with guns going off around her, joins us tonight. it s the middle of the night there, comparatively quit compared to earlier today. what have you seen and heard? reporter: well, curfew is ....