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A great deal of concerns for the safety of American journalists, crew members and reporters has everyone buzzing for details and information on the recent attacks in Cario, Egypt involving CNN reporter Anderson Cooper and a handful of others on site.

According to updates from TMZ, Copper was not the only one punched and attacked by the angry mob of Mubarak supporters early this morning. ABC’s Christiane Amanpour was also involved an attack in the city.

Read what she had to say below about her attack.

CHRISTIANE AMANPOUR DESCRIBES ANGRY MOB ATTACKS IN EGYPT

Unfortunately it gets worse. Watch as Katie Couric attempts to report despite the loud protests from the crowd below.

Anderson Cooper makes his round of updates despite angry crowds and attacks in Egypt.

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