Countrys political future is turning more violent. Reports of at least 30 dead and it is spill further into the streets. The u. S. State department condemned clashes between s7 supporters of ousted president Mohamed Morsi and his opponents. The crowds throwing stones, firing guns. In short, allout mayhem on a key bridge crossing the nile river. Our team in cairo has been witness to the kay ought all night watching it unfold. We begin with nbcs eamon mohyeldin. Good evening. Reporter we watched it unfold this evening from right here. Su porters of former president Mohamed Morsi marching in the streets demanding the ousted president be reinstated before marching on to the state Television Building where they came face to face with morsis opponents. The two sides fought the battle for hours. The type of fighting many fear is pushing egypt to the brink. It began with two sides taunting each other, just yards apart on cairos most important bridge. They broke up pavement and sidewalks and u
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