Inside the Muslim Brotherhood headquarters in Alexandria Egypt.<br/> <br />Shattered glass in the hallways.<br/> <br />Offices covered in debris.<br/> <br />On Saturday demonstrators set fires outside the offices in outrage over President Mohamed Mursi granting himself sweeping powers.<br/> <br />They threw out what they could.<br/> <br />The head of the office Midhat al Hadad says they will not respond in kind.<br/> <br />(SOUNDBITE) (Arabic) HEAD OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE OF MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD IN ALEXANDRIA, MIDHAT AL-HADAD, SAYING:<br/> <br />"We do not use violence nor do we call for it. We are not a minority. We know our own weight and the weight of our opponents well. But I say with my own mouth, that we will not use violence ever. And we only deal with others through the law. "<br/> <br />In Cairo hundreds take to the streets in a nighttime demonstration of support for the President.<br/> <br />On Monday Mursi is expected to meet with senior judges in an effort to ease the crisis.
