Anderson Cooper has been attacked again! The CNN journalist has once again tweeted that his life was in danger. Protestors threatened to behead Cooper and the other passengers in the vehicle. Today he tweeted, "The situation on ground in #Egypt very tense.  Vehicle I was in attacked.  My window smashed.  All ok."
Anderson Cooper has been attacked by supporters of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak in Cairo, reports CNN.
Anderson Cooper, the CNN newsreader and television presenter, was set upon by a pro-Mubarak gang and 'punched in the head ten times', according to journalist Steve Brusk.

 CNN journalists and cameramen were attacked in today's Cairo Tahrir Square riots. Wednesday, February 2, 2011 was a bloody day for pro-Mubarak supporters and anti-Mubarak government protesters alike. News journalists from BBC, ABC News, and CNN were caught in the crossfire, and were hit with sticks, rocks thrown at their heads, and repeatedly punched in the face and kicked by the angry mob.

CNN star reporter Anderson Cooper is on the streets of Egypt,covering the political protests. As violence erupted in Cairo’s central Tahir Square in Cairo (see where that is), he and other journalists reportedly became part of the story.