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Morsi returns to presidential palace in Egypt
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Steve Harrigan reports from Cairo
- Duration 1:25
- Date Dec 5, 2012
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He -- protesters.
Furious over Morsi -- recent power grab over the courts.
And his rushing through a new constitution that was drafted by his Muslim Brotherhood allies.
The constitution that many fear if it is adhered to could turn -- yet.
Into an Islamic state.
Steve Harrigan streams live -- a Cairo today and Steve how close to these protesters.
Get to the president.
Bill the protesters got right to the walls of the presidential compound it's really the first time we've seen them move from tires -- And go on the offensive they broke through riot police lines they broke through.
Iron gates.
-- -- getting right from the walls of the compound before they were tear gas.
-- couple of things to keep in mind about this large scale protests.
The police did retreat and the protestors themselves did not try and scaled the walls of that presidential compound and there were no serious injuries and forty.
On either side -- this -- real scenes of chaos.
And a large an angry crowd spilled some restraint being exhibited.
By both sides -- so what should we watched today than Steve what's critical.
-- likely to -- -- counter protest today by those who support president -- he still has large public support in the Muslim Brotherhood.
-- his seat back and forth the street protests on both sides for the next ten days in the run up to the vote on -- new constitution bill Steve thank you meanwhile the white.
