Protestors set fires outside the gates of Egypt's presidential
palace on Friday as Cairo endured a second straight week of
demonstrations against Mohammed Morsi. Police responded with
tear gas and water cannons, creating a chaotic scene of violence
and mayhem.   During the day, tens of thousands of mostly
peaceful demonstrators filled Tahrir Squarem waving signs and
chanting slogans as they called for a quick end to Morsi's
reign, but the nighttime has devolved in to an even more
chaotic scene as small bands of fighters defy the curfew to hurl
petrol bombs and rocks under the cover of the darkness—as it has
almost every night since the protests were reignited
on January 25.  More than 60 people died in clashes with police
over the last week, but even more trouble is expected as the
city heads into the weekend. The deadliest protests took place
in Port Said, where Friday marked the one-year anniversary of a
terrible soccer riot that killed 70 people.   Morsi has imposed
a curfew and emergency law in Port Said