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to protesters not the solution to be killed this is what we want to see all right ahmed awa gyptian support of morsi thank you so much for being with us here on the program. anti morsi activists abstain. believes the muslim brotherhood is exaggerating casualty figures to convince their foreign allies they need to help against a military. when did. people who were in. the government and. all the egyptian people did not accept that. we did not accept that it is them we did not accept the fascism we did not accept what do you expect from losers of course they're trying to justify their trying to pull over to the well to of course. support those united states for how. we will never ever let anyone into future in our country if they accept that the americans accept that people will go and shoot soldiers in the pentagon we will accept there was a number as it was to shoot our soldiers. now upsetting images of the violence in egypt have been posted on twitter and we can see that some of those injured are children and there are claims that a thirteen year old boy was killed in alexandria and also p

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no one steps awa. they think i got away with it.he problem we treat them like celebrities. charles: if we treat them that way. >> we have to stop. it is not our fault they cannot control their sexual urges but it is our fault that we vote for them. charles: it is our fault that vote for them. do think the mayor steps down? >> you have to do the mikulka. mayet couer was. >> but what is his game plan ? >> he has to come back then worked at a women's shelter that makes him look as he is compassionate that he would never do something like that ever again. charles: mr. mays street is moving in a totally opposite direction of women's rights and respect is like a different direction but yet we do hold the elected leaders accountable to the direction the country is moving. >> maybe this is a great time to start votiig for more women. we have no heard of a lot of women. maybe this is a great speech for you. charles: be putting your hat in the ring? >> o god no. with all due respect what they do is very difficult with a lot of pressure. the p

awas in western louisiana couple of years ago asking questions, at a dinner, i set next to the sheriffhe said, five years ago, do you know how many millionaires that were in this county? he said, one. now? 42 and climbing. that is why fracking is popular in lots of parts of the united states and why it has caught on. average people are making money from it. systemhelped a lot that of private ownership of mineral rights under your property. that has helped a great deal in getting it going. other countries, a lot of places where they have oil shale and can get into it and get gas, but you have to not only have the technology, what you have to have the property ownership structure that makes that attractive. question answer the about -- it was about the nsa. >> [inaudible] role of anonymous? doingr as what they are is exploring and looking at stuff, lots of people do that. insofar as what they are doing is destroying information or producing classified material, which can undermine our ability to deal with terrorist threats, i am quite opposed to it. i would be glad to go into that more p

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billion budget hole forced to declare bankruptcy trying to get creditors to take a fraction to walk awa also helps you deal with the pension problems but it is trying to get every penny it can in refusing to back down in the big reason meniscus says it is in this position in the first place but we could forecast this a couple years ago. >> and interesting development 're not sur what is going on with the bankruptcy. it looks like being mean violate to michigan state law which it is a sad day when one of the greatest cities once called paris of the midwest forced into bankruptcy but also gave help maybe could get on financial footing but it is all up in the air and once again because of a lawsuit. charles: like greece greece, portugal, spain that does not necessarily make the problem go away. >> it is like a new plan and rebuilding is spend $100 million more than it check-in. what did they think it would have been? the population decline dramatically since 2000, 40,000 buildings standing empty. half of the traffic lights in the city don't work. this is a crisis staying out of bankruptcy

don't run awa. instead back off slowly. wave your arms to let the animal know you're human.y kwee yet unless the bear attacks. if the pear attacks curl up in a ball on your side or lie flat and above all stay calm. >> so if the bear attacks you, stay calm. factor tip of the day. okay, julie, we will stay calm. that is it for us. police check out the five tip factor website. go to o'reilly @fox news.com, name and town, if you wish to opine. word of the day, do not be mountebank when writing to the factor what i'm going to do when i'm attacked by the bear is give the bear the words of the day. confuse the bear. and then run -- but i can't run, i have to crural up on my side. again, thanks for watching us. i'm bill o'reilly. please always remember that the spin stops right here as we are definitely looking out for you. >> it is july 19th. rolling stone gave the boston bomber the rock star treatment. but what does the real face of terror look like? a massachusetts police photographer was so outraged with the magazine he exposed it and then was pulled off the streets. we have the

after michael jackson awas acquitted of child molestation charges, jurors said they had a hard time believingcuser's own mother. >> we just couldn't buy the story of the mother for one. >> we thought she was not a credible person. >> in george zimmerman's case, both sides clearly see it as a risk worth taking. two members of his family have testified and three from trayvon martin's. >> as i sever ever and over, that was my best friend in life, and to have him gone is a tragedy. >> i was at the computer and that voice came and hit me. more than i heard it, i felt it inside of my heart. it's george. >> they have to blame somebody. and a lot of it goes down to credibility. >> credibility might ultimately be the key. randi kaye cnn new york. >> back with our panel. sunny, when it comes to the family testimony, there are the specifics of what they're saying, and there's the emotional component, the potential to connect a jury that way? >> yeah, i think that's right, and that's often times why people are called by the prosecution or by the defense, you want that emotional piece out there, you also

she has a master's degree in education and has numerous state and school district awa >>> for 23 yearslma grant has been a teacher in san pablo. she has a master's degree in education, has numerous state and school district awards but as kate kelly reports, it's what she is doing in retirements that has earned her this week's jefferson award. >> reporter: this is what retirement looks like for wilma grant. >> we need to have snowflakes. >> reporter: when she isn't writing scripts, fitting costumes or organizing parents, she is working with her drama club students at tara hills elementary school on their next big production. >> these children are so stressed out. when they come after school, they can just take their hats off and they can just have a good time. >> reporter: and the kids will tell you, drama club is their favorite time of day. >> i think that it's really fun and it's a place where i get to be myself. >> it taught me how to be confident in myself and it's really, really fun. >> reporter: during her 23 years of teaching k through sixth grades in san pablo, mrs. grant watche

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i want awas that say car -- run a car repair garage. i had 25 workers.ouldsion was that i sign up on the exchange and that's my workers could go on and sort of shop in the same way individuals would be able to shop to go through these sources of multiple insurers that we have been talking about. if that is not going to happen. that was one of several pieces of the law that was too complicated to get up and going this year. exchanges for small businesses will be in business. there will only likely be one choice for employees when they go on. in other words, you will offer coverage to your employees as small businesses have traditionally. host: we see the plan choice element has been delayed. as you mentioned, most employees will only have one plan option. by 2015 there will be more of a choice element. guest: that is the idea. aca is about choice. it is supposed to be about diversity. if everything goes as planned, you will go on and you will have choices that look somewhat similar to what the individual going on the exchange will do. right now if you are

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and i am not are awa are not awe senate office tha that is not dy concerned about that, that is not faced with staff quitting the office because the harms of obamacare are so significant and there has been many a panicked discussion among democrats and republicans about what to do about subjecting members and their staff to obamacare. my second of three short questions is what does it say to you that the i.r.s. employees union is asking, let us otofrom obamacare and that members and congressional staff are deeply concerned about the harms obamacare is going t to do to tt them? mr. lee: it tells me that those who are part of the union do not want to be subject to the provisions of the law that they will be enforcing. what it also tells me in the bigger picture is this law creates uncertainty. that's why we see so much angst amongst people on capitol hill who are facing the very real prospect, the very real future in the next few months of going on to these exchanges. because nobody knows what this is going to look like. nobody has any idea. one thing americans don't like in this world of a