Morsi Supporters Renew Protest in Egypt

Thousands of Egyptians protested in Cairo and other cities, once again demanding that former president Morsi be brought back to power.

In Fayoum, security forces used tear gas to separate fights between Morsi's supporters and his opponents.

Twelve people were injured there, including five police officers.

Four people were injured in Gharbiya, in clashes there, where police arrested thirteen Morsi supporters.

The main protest took place at the Rabaa camp, in northeast Cairo, where security forces have told them to leave.

There was no violence at Rabaa, on Friday, but the city is holding it's breath waiting for it to begin.