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Few precious days." christoph anderson, not only the author of this book but the father-in-law of vaunted "daily rundown" executive producer brook brower. >> the very best executive producer in the business. >> that's what we hear. >> i didn't have to say that. >> thanks. we're continuing to follow the breaking news out of egypt. the president will make a statement from his martha's vineyard vacation residence at 10:15 a.m. on that situation in egypt. we'll bring it to you as soon as we have it. next, we'll go live to the streets cairo where the confrontations are taking place right now. but f...

Building here, near the capital, cairo. it is in a district called giza, one of the major metro areas. there, dozens of protesters attacked the governor's office. they used molotov cocktails and set the building on fire. we understand fire trucks trying to get to the scene were block from doing so by the protesters. hundreds of employees in the building itself have been evacuated. police are using tear gas to push back protesters. these are initial reports but it does highlight the volatility of what is unfolding here. where supporters of the muslim brotherhood are continuing their protest des...

This is more suggesting that these people are terrorists. so you have a lot of people in cairo who will tell you this is a very good thing and it's tough to see how they will change their minds from that one. >> the big news here state side is president obama's expected to release a statement in about 30 minutes or so. is there any sense of sort of -- there about the u.s.' involvement, lack thereof thus far, is that even a topic of conversation with people that you speak with? >> it's been a big topic of conversation. both sides have consistently believed america has supported their opponents....

Just limited to the egyptian capital of cairo. there have been demonstrations through the the country and the last few hours we saw demonstrations in egypt's second largest city. you see anti-morsi protesters taking to the streets. in a late-breaking development we are getting word that egypt's election committee has announced egyptians living outside of the country are going to have to wait a few more days to vote in the referendum on a new constitution. they were supposed to start voting as soon as tomorrow, egyptians living outside the country. we are now told they are going to have to wait...

Al require many such a shock outcome. the situation is going from bad to worse in egypt. protests become more violent by the day. the latest from the streets cairo and the impact the chaos here could have on one of our key allies in the middle east. plus detroit has got a cash problem. one city councilwoman's solution is a bailout from president obama. why the city's money woes could soon get much worse. >> our people overwhelmingly supported this present. there ought to be a quid pro quo and you ought to exercise leadership on that. it's not just that. but why not? [ female announcer ] the hu...