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everybody has heard gio benitez out there in the world. welcome. thank you. we are excited to have you. tell us about yourself. where did you come from, what are you about? born and raised in miami. spent ten years at the local cbs station there. then i came over to abc news. it s been exciting. fun. we are happy to have you. we will have a great time. serious stuff to get to. let s get started. egypt is bracing for bloodshed as backers of ousted president morsi have declared this a friday of anger. the death toll has already topped 600 with thousand injured. now christians are in fear and pleading for help. their churches looted and gutted by fire. abc s mohamed lila is in cairo with more. reporter: it is striking terror into the heart of egypt s christian community. by some accounts dozens of churches attacked, some accusing christians of siding with the military. an angry mob bursts through the gates. others looted.
this is murder. you can t kill your own people! and get away with it. reporter: all day at this make shift morgue, empty caskets streamed in and coffins with bodies streamed out. standing here you can feel the anger rising in the air. every minute new body are being carried out. as we pushed our way inside the stench of death surrounding us. this woman tells us. america will pay the price for this massacre, saying, the next terrorist will come from the families of those who were killed here. and on the way out, a chilling message. the crowd chanting arabic word in other words egypt s peace is dead. mohamed lila, abc news, cairo. thank you so much. a tough situation there. overseas, a strong earthquake rattled central new zealand this morning. shaking had local radio djs scared as their studio camera shows and they eventually took cover under their equipment.
angry mobs torching 18 churches in protest. mohamed lila, abc news in cairo. firefighters struggling to control a stubborn wildfire racing through the northeast part of utah. facing wind-driven flames, twisting into tornado-like funnels. so far at least 14 homes have burned to the ground. the fire is 25% contained. hundreds of families were supposed to be able to return home last night. officials say that will not happen until this evening at the very earliest. that keeps us from letting people back in. you know, if we would let people back into those houses up there, we d be evacuating them again right now. we want to make sure it s safe before we let the public back in. residents are getting frustrated. a man arrested last night after he charged through a roadblock to get to his home. investigators say there was no distress call from either pilot before their u.p.s. cargo plane crashed into a field near the birmingham airport. both pilots were killed and wreckage scattered ov