i object ream habib. [ inaudible ] >> they are acquitted. they are not found guilty. go back to your place. the court -- the court -- the court has mentioned the reasons and the reasons are mentioned in 190 pages. this verdict and this rule is based on the cairo criminal law previous verdicts in nine govern rate to acquit their self. and the court has finished this part of the reasoning by saying the court is reminding everyone with the previous verdict when it comes to acquitting a defendant, this is not to prevent the civil court to reexamine the civil elements because the criminal court is not differentiating between the two criminal and civil cases. in the first felony there is which through and -- the -- the court has verdict for habib. [ inaudible ] >> you are not found guilty. sit down. the court has finished the felony 1,227 by this paragraph. you are not found guilty. please. i think you have dignity. the retrial when it comes to the 1,227 with the big responsibilities, and the burden of sadness because of those who were killed, who

tracy byrnes, larry shover, barry habib.ign possibly here, tracy. >> you dig up dirt on one journalist, leads another journalist to come to the fire to figure out what the heck is going on. he create ad storm here. i get this was supposed to be a goodwill campaign of the guy needs to be fired or suspended just for sake of uber. liz: lanny davis, who worked for clinton administration, he is big crisis management guy. he came on the show, for the guy to have gone to dinner, sitting at a private dinner downtown in new york, oh, but off the record there is this journalist at papped today, which is a blog, she has been critical of us, saying all kinds of mean things, we could pay money to dig up things on her. she is mom with couple kids and journalist, are you kidding me. >> you know you're always winning argument when the other party maybes it personal. this opo research they're trying to do, not as if a public figure running for public office that is going to be elected this is just something trying to do their job. if you wan

habib, thanks for coming on the show tonight. pleasure to have you here. thank you. >> thank you so much. my pleasure. gerri: we still have more, more, this hour including your voice. your voice is important to us. that's why during the show we want to you facebook me or tweet me @gerriwillisfbn. send me an email, go to the website, gerriwillis.com. at the government of the hour i will read your comments, tweets and emails. >>> first while gas prices are going down, guess what? beef prices are going only up. next why high demand is overtaking supply and how it is impacting your favorite burger chains. i will be joined by the ceo of fatburger. it is a great place. don't go away. opportunities aren't always obvious. sometimes they just drop in. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. you can't breathe through your nose, suddenly, you're a mouth breather. a mouth breather! well, put on a breathe right strip and shut y

you are creating jobs for people and streamlining the process to get in and out of bdm habib properly print--to get out if the dmv properly. >> reporter: that are trying to get any appointment as possible this will go into effect january 3rd. >> pam: the number of homeless children in the u-s has surged in recent years to an all-time high. >> pam: a state-by-state report by the national center on family homelessness says one out of every 30 children is homeless. >> pam: and it's even worse here in california - where it's estimated that one in 20 children is homeless. vicki liviakis spent the day with one such family and is here to tell us about it. >> pam: this is so disturbing. >> vicki: this is disturbing. the problem - unemployment, lack of affordable housing and domestic violence. the new report out today calculates that nearly 2.5 million children in america were homeless last year. >> vicki: we're going to introduce you to one of them - two year old kaila. >> vicki: there are some 4,000 children in the city's tenderloin. many- living on the edge. >> vicki: the homeless may be in

he was a figure under burg habib bourguiba and the previous president zine el abidine ben ali. he managed to move his profile away from the old regime. from within his party, there are old regime types in parliament, types who will see him as possibly bringing back that kind of past to tunisia. but the constitution says, and the new constitution that was brought in in january limits his powers, the powers of the president. whatever happens, he will have to abide by what parliament says, and parliament, as i mentioned, will have to be a coalition government. there'll have to be unity, talks, and some sort of consensus. >> and we have seen a steady stream of people going into the pal orisation -- pollerisation behind you in the morning. how are people feeling, do they feel that tunisia is reaching its potential, its transition to democracy? >> many are hoping, holding their breaths, hoping that people will agree with the outcome of the presidential election. i have to say that it is pretty low here and across polling stations in tunis, and outside the capital. that is a little wo

many egyptians blamed the president and his interior minister, habib abli. it gripped the nation for more than three years. while these people who support the former president celebrate, it isn't over. the prosecution can can still appeal this verdict. it's uncertain if mu barrack will actually walk free. he's still serving time on another conviction. mubarak supporters believe an international conspiracy ousteded their beloved president. former air force officer abdullah tells me after today's ruling egypt is victorious. he lost friends during the 2011 uprising and says all the martyrs, families, are in shock. the current regime is cementing a state of injustice. both sides did ultimately agree on one thing. they told me the revolution is dead. ian lee, cnn, cairo. >>> a missing boy is reunited with his mother after four years. the boy was found hidden behind a secret wall in a house in georgia. it's unbelievable story. five adults have been arrested in this case. >>> and this. later, ray rice now eligible to return to the nfl after an arbiter's decision th