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House, then susan rice, the state department and the e lution. until we got to today. secretary clinton. >> well, common sense suggested from the beginning when you look at the different things that happened around september 11. and you look at what happened in libya. that it was a little bit more than a spontaneous uprising. so i'm not surprised we got here. i think the question that you have been asking during the week as you reported this and we've been asking is this going to be a problem for administration? if and until they get a handle on this. an at least show the american people that ...

Throwing rocks. throwing molotov cocktails despite the egyptian president mohammed morsi saying it was unislamic to attack foreign embassies here. that is something they did not need. nighttime here, the police have dug in their positions against the protesters. they are demanding u.s. ambassador leave. local media reports she is still here, arriving in the country today. the protesters shouting with our soul, our blood, we defend you prophet muhammad. the difference here with this crowd 18 months ago, bret, when we saw in the re-lution is back then they were talking about freedom, democracy, ...

Barrages, syrian president bashar assad and his army have failed to crush the re-lution. assad held in reserve the vast supply of chemical weapons. today, the pentagon confirms it's making contingency plans to use u.s. special forces on the ground to prevent the weapons to be used on civilian population. syria's ally russia promised chemical weapons would not especially be moved from their storage facilities. such assurances provide little comfort to syrian refugee leaving their town with only the clothes on their back and water bottles for the journey. there are wounded people everywhere, say...

President mubarak. >> i'm more than angry. >> are you going to stay in the square an keep protesting? >> of course, i will. >> do you think more people will come? >> yes. we want freedom. >> dr. morsi of the muslim brotherhood came out on top of the first round of voting. not a surprise in egypt, where the brotherhood has the only nationwide political machine. >> the other is among egyptian's richest men. me financed the re-lution and supporting a liberal candidate in the election. >> has the promise been broke broken? >> this is not a country that should surrender. >> like many egyptians, saw...

Ouster. two people were killed. crackdown are taking place in spite of presence of 250 united nations observers. government troops killed 50 people, including 13 children. votes are tallied from egypt two-they presidential election to replace ousted leader hosni mubarak. there is a serious question hanging over the country. leland vittert in cairo hooks whether the military will step aside. >> during egypt's re-lution, those in the tahrir square saw the army as savior. now 15 months in military rule, soldiers with automatic weapons stood guard at every polling station. egyptians aren't so sure...