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Tahrir Sq standoff, gunfire audio, pro-Mubarak protester on Obama

(2 Feb 2011) SHOTLIST 1. Wide overhead shot of pro-Mubarak protesters (bottom left) retreating from anti-Mubarak protesters 2. Mid overhead of anti-Mubarak protesters using shields to protect themselves as they throw projectiles, camera tracks as pro-Mubarak supporters also throw projectiles and chase anti-Mubarak protesters back, one of the anti-Mubarak protesters falls down, some pro-Mubarak supporters surround him and appear to beat him 3. Mid overhead of anti-Mubarak protesters gathered, gun is fired UPSOUND: gunshot 4. Wide overhead of scene in centre of Cairo UPSOUND: gunshots 5. Mid overhead of anti-Mubarak protesters, with banner reading (English) "People demand removal of the regime" UPSOUND: gunshots 6. Various overhead shots of pro-Mubarak protesters gathered behind trucks, throwing projectiles at anti-Mubarak protesters 7. Mid overhead of anti-Mubarak protesters gathering around the trucks, throwing projectiles back at pro-Mubarak protesters, as group of pro-Mubarak protesters carry an injured protester out of the scene, covering themselves with a sign 8. Wide of protest 9. Wide of protest, zoom in to clashes 10. Protesters running away 11. Protesters dragging metal barriers 12. Wide of protest, protesters standing on tank in foreground 13. Army dispersing protesters 14. Tracking shot of wounded protester 15. Low-angle shot of protesters gathering stones to throw 16. Wide of protesters running away 17. Protester running toward protest with metal railing 18. Close of smashed car windows 19. Wide top shot of pro-Mubarak protest 20. Pro-Mubarak protesters climbing on top of car, carrying dog with banner on him reading (Arabic) "El Baradei" 21. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Name not given, pro-Mubarak protester: "We say to Mr. Obama, thank you, the Egyptians know how to choose their leaders." 22. Wide top shot of protest STORYLINE Several thousand supporters of President Hosni Mubarak, including some riding horses and camels and wielding whips, attacked anti-government protesters Wednesday as Egypt's upheaval took a dangerous new turn. In scenes of chaos and pitched fighting, the two sides pelted each other with stones, and protesters dragged attackers off their horses. The turmoil was the first significant violence between supporters of the two camps in more than a week of anti-government protests. It erupted after Mubarak went on national television the night before and rejected demands he step down immediately and said he would serve out the remaining seven months of his term. A military spokesman appeared on state TV on Wednesday and asked the protesters to disperse so life in Egypt could get back to normal. The announcement could mark a major turn in the attitude of the army, which for the past two days has allowed protests to swell, reaching their largest size yet on Tuesday when a quarter-(m) million peacefully packed into Cairo's central Tahrir Square. Nearly 10-thousand protesters massed again in Tahrir on Wednesday morning, rejecting Mubarak's speech as too little too late and renewing their demands he leave immediately. In the early afternoon on Wednesday, around 3-thousand Mubarak supporters broke through a human chain of anti-government protesters trying to defend thousands gathered in Tahrir, according to an Associated Press reporter at the scene. Chaos erupted as they tore down banners denouncing the president. From there it escalated into outright street battles. At one point, a small contingent of pro-Mubarak forces on horseback and camels rushed into the anti-Mubarak crowds, swinging whips and sticks to beat people. that stunned Egyptians. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...