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Rage and revolution

Journalists are under attack in Egypt after a dramatic escalation of violence last night, covered live by NBC's Brian Williams and Richard Engel. Today, some Egyptians are trying to create an information vacuum, as pro-Democracy protesters struggle to take back ground lost to Mubarak supporters. We'll have more from Brian and Richard, as well as an update on the 76-year old American woman living in Egypt and struggling to protect her home in Tahrir Square.

Also, Andrea Mitchell has the latest U.S. response, and Martin Fletcher reports on protests surging in other Middle Eastern countries.

Plus, Chicago digs out from that massive blizzard as the middle of the country deals with dangerously cold temperatures.

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	Video: Muslim Brotherhood: 'Guarding Egypt's population'

	Dr. Kamal Helbawy, a long-time member of Egypt's opposition movement, the Muslim Brotherhood, claims it is "the only well-organized institution in Egypt." Interviewed in London, Dr. Helbawy tells NBC News the Muslim Brotherhood has a priority to put freedom first. (NBC News Web Extra)

	Video: Brian Williams reports amid gunfire in Cairo

	NBC's Brian Williams from a balcony over Tahrir square describes the chaos and heavy gunfire that you 'can feel thumping in your chest.' (Nightly News)

	Video: American in Egypt: 'I don't want to leave'

	Video: Mubarak cracks down in Cairo

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	Egypt unrest and world reaction A mostly peaceful week of protests turned violent Wednesday when supporters of President Hosni Mubarak charged the crowd. Anti-Mubarak protesters fought back. At least one person was killed and hundreds injured in the clashes. View slideshow