lisa amin gulezian spoke about the cause and the future jie. how did a nice boy like you get mixed up in the revolution? >> it was the first of many questions posed to him. the google exec made headlines as they helped organize the first massive protest that lead to the ousting of president mubarak. >> i wanted to put the spotlight on their practices hoping it would change. >> reporter: it started on his facebook page. he is in the bay area to reflect on the past year. he is in the u.s. to promote his book "revolution 2.0". it is a memwior that takes readers from his childhood in egypt to the revolution last year. but it is a revolution that is now stalled in someways. he sat down with abc7 to talk about the state of egypt today. the military remains in control and protests and killings continue. violent crashes are blamed on anger toward the army rulers. >> i have faith that the power will be transferred. i open at the end of the day that it will happen fast. why? i care about egypt jie. he is. >> he is sure that democracy will prevail. in mou

lisa amin gulezian spoke about the cause and the future jie. how did a nice boy like you get mixed up in the revolution? >> it was the first of many questions posed to him. the google exec made headlines as they helped organize the first massive protest that lead to the ousting of president mubarak. >> i wanted to put the spotlight on their practices hoping it would change. >> reporter: it started on his facebook page. he is in the bay area to reflect on the past year. he is in the u.s. to promote his book "revolution 2.0". it is a memwior that takes readers from his childhood in egypt to the revolution last year. but it is a revolution that is now stalled in someways. he sat down with abc7 to talk about the state of egypt today. the military remains in control and protests and killings continue. violent crashes are blamed on anger toward the army rulers. >> i have faith that the power will be transferred. i open at the end of the day that it will happen fast. why? i care about egypt jie. he is. >> he is sure that democracy will prevail. in mou

you are older than 25 jie.ay older than 25. >> there is something with our generation we don't have confidence in ourselves. why do we need a 20-year-old who hasn't done anything. it has to do with our generation and the fact that our parents didn't do a good job. i am including you. >> you just need friends. you need a friend to tell you you are being an ass and this is what you have to do. if you have to pray for a friend you are zilch and a life coach is the right thing anyway. >> that's what i'm saying. that's what you need. not you are so great and you can achieve your dreams. it is the kind of [bleep] your friends and family can't say. sorry, i just cursed. >> wow, i will hire you. >> mia said it was spur of the moment. you just had a spur of the moment. >> adrenaline and nerves. >> my adrenaline got the best of me. >> doesn't it seem like they are doing this whole thing and structuring it so you have to keep paying into it. >> first it was in the 70s. what kind of job was it? you became a personal coach,

>> yes jie. what about a massive movie called "election day" and it involves all of these well-known stars like ashton kutcher and rachel mcadams and just major stars, and they are all going to vote at different places, and then they kris cross their love lives. >> it is a sequel to "new year's day." but it is called "election day." >> valentine's day and then new year's day and election day. i like it. >> me too. we should go to hollywood. >> you will get a lot of vivid video fans going to that. >> i was just in hollywood. your timing is awful. i could have taken meetings. >> instead you took something else. >> that is really none of america's business. i am done. >>> coming up, donald trump is dead set against voting for obama. can you blame him? but first, did wiener use the campaign funds to cover his buns? we report. >> guests on "red eye" will receive a guided tour of central park with the action brothers. they have been training together for over 15 years. their mission is to show you a go

so let him have his fun jie. in his five games he averaged sixes turnovers pour game. if he kept that up over the 82- game season he would break the nba record for most turnovers by 126. >> you have to break some eggs to make an omelette. >> they are turnovers. >> break some eggs to make a turnover. >> that's what i meant to say. >> jedediah, you asked how many players come from harvard? only four nba players in history went to harvard and i don't believe any whether allstars. >> i was right without even knowing it. >> the number of u.s. presidents with a harvard degree is eight. >> look at you, andy. >> no, look at wikipedia. >> i didn't get that from wikipedia. >> where did you get it from? >> from various sources on the internet. >>> andy, according to the internet, the number of harvard grads is seven. i don't believe the birth certificate. read my blog. >> what does a birth certificate have to do with a college degree? >> he is not president. >> oh, okay. >> try to keep up. >> fair point. >> i got it. >> of course you would. >> terry, you wondered what would happe

. >> such a loser jie.that as it may. >> go away, nerd. >>> she is cuter than a smurf giving butterfly kisses. i am here with our fox news anchor julie. and he can slash tires with his thoughts. america's future foundation chairman. and he was voted off the great survivor edition, bill schulz. and his beard has its own beard. he is so excited to be here. gavin mcguiness writer for talking mad.com. his book how to hmmm in public comes out march 20th. and his pages line cages. it is our new york times correspondent. good to see you, pimp. >> today's front page looks at the variety and >> >> my personal favorite is the game show which loosely translated means, you are the food. he slashed the host slash police officer to get out of the political nature. he is immediately sent and gets eaten by a bear. >> that's nice. >> it is nice. wish we had that here. >> wish we did too. >> yes. agree to agree. >> go away, strange paper. >>> they thought adele was swell and made a big do to do about the foo. yes, the grammi

how it can ease your commute jie. we have high clouds moving overhead right now. getting ready for the rain to return. we have quite a bit of wind in the forecast. we will tell you when you can expect all of this wet weather to return. -dad, why e you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are the great tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that can help lower cholesterol. stickers? uh-uh. a perhero? ♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪ >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >>> a san francisco teenage track star is being credited with helping inspire people during the super bowl season. >> and it began with a heroic finish in a crawl to a championship race. thomas roman is here with her story. >> holland reynolds is 17 years old. not many teenagers can claim a new york giants football coach used them as an

>> yes jie. you said it is about the trump money. do you think he will be generous with the purse strings? >> no. he should be, but i don't think he will. >> jedediah, you said trump is a liberal and he supported socialized media. sounds like romney. >> a bit. he supported it on a large scale. i don't think romney is on record trashing george bush and saying he needed to be impeached. i would hope not. >> sounds like something he would have said if he would have helped him. >> it might have been something he said when he was the other romney five years ago. that's possible. >> romney 1.0. now he is new expim proved. new and improved. >> bill, shap smith did not make up the fact that shakira and big bird were going to make it up. after he reported it, they backed off. >> so who is at fault here? should my ire be directed to the pop singer or the bird or the handsome anchor? >> never at the handsome anchor. >> and by the way, hanker 1* short for handsome anchor. >> house of representative votes to ban welfare payments. what about the s

. >> dance with the one that brought them jie.that old adage for a reason. >> now let's talk about the state. what is the biggest problem right now? >> lack of service. confidence. we are focus owed what is wrong and not right. it has more scientists and engineers and researchers and nobelists than any other state in the planet. we have the top 10 universities everywhere in the world in the great state of california. we are the birthplace of nano tk tk -- technology and biotechnol we are a gateway to asia and a world that has been created in front of our i eyes. we have to get our mojo back by focusing on what is right and getting back to as what president clinton would say in the future business. we need a little spirit. if believitart believing again as we deal with the soft ven see governor brown is doing a good jofnlt this state will come back in a very very big way and i mean that. >> you can watch it right here on abc7. >>> san francisco supervisors are set to vote on a proposal that would expand the plastic bag ban. they we

." >> the first one you saw jie. "old yeller." >> really? >> yes. others got to see "bambi" and i had" old yeller." >> an lean yaw -- an lean ma jolie was the talk there. someone even started a twitter account just for her right leg with tweets like, look, i'm everywhere now. for more red carpet action and a complete list of the winners and our oscar slide show go to abc7news.com. >>> and now to abc7's arts and entertainment reporter don sanchez who attended the biggest oscar party tonight. hi, don. >> hi, good evening. this evening is just wrapping up. they call this the biggest oscar party outside hollywood. i think it was again this evening. it is all about the glitter, the glamour and the glitz and the theme this year as they watched the awards was scandalous. cheers from a crowd that would appreciate the era. from those who have seen the artists it was the right choice. >> everybody can remake a movie, but to do something like that, i thought that was good. >> where else can you find full oscars in suits and paparazzi catching a ride. the glamo

. >> and what a man did to win a high octane ride on an america's cup racing boat jie. and then later on "nightline." >> coming up next on "nightline," it is a steamy knew christian movement as pastors are urging their flock to have more sex to bring them back to god. and extreme penny pinchers. they compete to live on a dime and win major cash. eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee >> closed captioning brought to >>> tonight the san francisco 49ers are a major step closer to playing in the south bay. santa clara has just signed off on the contractor, the terms, the pebble tees. the penalties. it looks like the goal is to complete it a year ahead of schedule. lisa, when did they help you get it built? >> august 31st, 2014, just in time for football season. if the contractors can't do it, they will face major penalties. a new stadium and a new home by 2014. >> not only is it a great contract to make sure things are built on time and on budget with the best people and the best materials, it means that we will have football here able to play in 2014. >> reporter: if the contrac

. >> he wants to leave for my daughter jie. they say the drugs -- >> they say the drugs are costly and they sometimes end up in the net of safety care. they say they understand that the hospital needs to give the organs to people who can pay for the after care, but they are still hoping for a different outcome. if you would like to learn more go to our website. we have the complete statement from ucsf under see it on tv. ama dates reporting. >>> a judge denied an emergency order that would have allowed him to see his son. he asked a family court judge to grant him visitation rights. he has not seen his wife or their two-year-old son since being charged with misdemeanor domestic violence, battery and child endangerment. the charges stem from an incident on new year's eve. the judge would not give him immediate access to his family, and the sheriff left court visibly upset. >> i know what he -- i miss my son terribly, and he misses me. i have to go. >> his wife says she is in favor of letting her hussy their son. her attorney hel

. >> and what a man did to win a high octane ride on an america's cup racing boat jie. and then later on "nightline." >> coming up next on "nightline," it is a steamy knew christian movement as pastors are urging their flock to have more sex to bring them back to god. and extreme penny pinchers. they compete to live on a dime and win >>> tonight the san francisco 49ers are a major step closer to playing in the south bay. santa clara has just signed off on the contractor, the terms, the pebble tees. the penalties. it looks like the goal is to complete it a year ahead of schedule. lisa, when did they help you get it built? >> august 31st, 2014, just in time for football season. if the contractors can't do it, they will face major penalties. a new stadium and a new home by 2014. >> not only is it a great contract to make sure things are built on time and on budget with the best people and the best materials, it means that we will have football here able to play in 2014. >> reporter: if the contractor doesn't meet its deadlines, it will be fined $6 million per missed game w

show your id for certain transactions, but what is more uncommon is to swipe your id into a computer jieit is making people nervous. what is happening to all of that information 1234* michael finney is here with a special report. >> california law says it is illegal for businesses to swipe your driver's license and store the data. but there are plenty of exceptions to the rule. now more retailers are capturing personal information with a quick swipe through one of their machines. >> there's hundreds and hundreds of seed beads. >> she makes unique crafts like these bottle ornaments. >> making a part-time living with that. >> which is why she shops often at the michael's craft store chain. at least, until she had a troubling encounter. >> they asked me for my driver's license. >> mitsy was returning these lights that didn't fit the bottle. they only cost about $3. but michael's said she would have to swipe her driver's license to return them. >> they said they needed me to take it out of my wallet so they could swipe it on their computer. it just didn't feel right to me. >> she had a recei

the change could save $100 million a year jie. so a nickel costs more than a dime to make. >>> larry beil is here. >> i am outraged by that. >> if you want to prove you are a playoff team, these are games you just have to win. the warriors face the shorthanded blazers. shorthanded blazers. david leigh -- david [ male announcer ] with citibank, it's easy for jay to deposit checks from anywhere. easier than actually going to the bank. mobile check deposit. easier banking. standard at citibank. >> woman: don't forget the yard work! >> o.k. >> announcer: with citibank's popmoney, dan can easily send money by email right from his citibank account. >> nice job, ben. >> announcer: well played, dan. well played. citibank popmoney. easier banking. >>> it looked like the warriors caught a break. they were hosting portland. the trailblazers without aldridge who was injured. these are games you cannot lose. feeling flexible? high degree of difficulty there. i don't know where the arrow ended up. warriors up 12 in the second quarter. big night

show your id for certain transactions, but what is more uncommon is to swipe your id into a computer jie is making people nervous. what is happening to all of that information 1234* michael finney is here with a special report. >> california law says it is illegal for businesses to swipe your driver's license and store the data. but there are plenty of exceptions to the rule. now more retailers are capturing personal information with a quick swipe through one of their machines. >> there's hundreds and hundreds of seed beads. >> she makes unique crafts like these bottle ornaments. >> making a part-time living with that. >> which is why she shops often at the michael's craft store chain. at least, until she had a troubling encounter. >> they asked me for my driver's license. >> mitsy was returning these lights that didn't fit the bottle. they only cost about $3. but michael's said she would have to swipe her driver's license to return them. >> they said they needed me to take it out of my wallet so they could swipe it on their computer. it just didn't feel right to me. >> she had a receipt

. >> he wants to leave for my daughter jie. they say the drugs -- >> they say the drugs are costly and they sometimes end up in the net of safety care. they say they understand that the hospital needs to give the organs to people who can pay for the after care, but they are still hoping for a different outcome. if you would like to learn more go to our website. we have the complete statement from ucsf under see it on tv. ama dates reporting. >>> a judge denied an emergency order that would have allowed him to see his son. he asked a family court judge to grant him visitation rights. he has not seen his wife or their two-year-old son since being charged with misdemeanor domestic violence, battery and child endangerment. the charges stem from an incident on new year's eve. the judge would not give him immediate access to his family, and the sheriff left court visibly upset. >> i know what he -- i miss my son terribly, and he misses me. i have to go. >> his wife says she is in favor of letting her hussy their son. her attorney hel

the change could save $100 million a year jie. so a nickel costs more than a dime to make. >>> larry beil is here. >> i am outraged by that. >> if you want to prove you are a playoff team, these are games you just have to win. the warriors face the shorthanded blazers. david leigh it >>> it looked like the warriors caught a break. they were hosting portland. the trailblazers without aldridge who was injured. these are games you cannot lose. feeling flexible? high degree of difficulty there. i don't know where the arrow ended up. warriors up 12 in the second quarter. big night for david lee. 29 points and come get some. gerald wallace, not known as a three-. -- point shooter, but he was knocking them out. monty ellis and that is picture perfect, warriors by two. robinson played the majority of the fourth quarter in place of monte. driving for two and just under four minutes left. he somehow got it to david lee and wallace might run -- might want to guard him. the blazers take the lead. far left and look, just seconds left. six seco

kranz worked on mercury, gemini and apoll jie space missions and was fight director when the apollo astronauts landed on the moon. he and his team played a significant role in guiding three astronauts back to earth after an explosion on the spacecra spacecraft. this is part two of an oral history interview conducted for nasa's johnson space center. >> it is time to move on to apollo 12. i can remember pete conrad since you were talking about one great test pilot, another said to me, lord, those guys landed on the moon. what do i do for an encore. was there a similar feeling here at mission control? >> no, i think that they -- in fact it didn't take a second for the program office to ratchet up the complexity, objectives. once you land on the moon, what are you going to do to top it? i'm going to land next to a surveyor satellite on the moon that was put up there a couple of years ago. we're going to give them a verbal guidance update, they're going to enter into their computer which is going to alter their trajectory so they can land right there. and doggone, if they didn't do it! i think the

. >> and what a man did to win a high octane ride on an america's cup racing boat jie. and then later on "nightline." >> coming up next on "nightline," it is a steamy knew christian movement as pastors are urging their flock to have more sex to bring them back t anod. and extreme penny pinchers. they compete to live on a dime and win major cash. when a carpet is clean and fresh, it's irresistible. experience this in your home with resolve deep clean powder. its moist powder penetrates deep, removing three times more dirt than vacuuming alone while also neutralizing odors at their source. it's a clean you can see, smell, and really enjoy. resolve deep clean powder. don't just vacuum clean, resolve clean. 49ers are a major step closer to playing in the south bay. santa clara has just signed off on the signed contractor, te terms, the pebble tees. the penalties. it looks like the goal is to complete it a year ahead of schedule. lisa, when did they help you get it built? >> august 31st, 2014, just in time for football season. if the contractors can't do it, they will face m

. >> what does her book shelf, if you will, if you're in this part, tell us about who she is jie mean, what are some of the artifacts in there? >> some of the mows amazing artifacts, the one that's resonant, a piece of burnt wood. a piece of timber burned during the ward of 1812 at the white house and came to us from a collector that references while dolly madison didn't save it, it references dolly madison's heroism, the thing we all remember that dolly madison saved the portrait of george washington and other pieces from the white house that she was the last one there as the british were advancing, and really left just a little in front of the advancing british troops who then burnt the white house. >> in 1814. >> in 1814, although we call it the war of 1812, you that was left, the skeleton of the white house. you can see in the graphic behind the dresses, a period picture of the burnt white house. >> and her action following that to keep the capitol? >> there was talk about moving the capitol to what seemed to be a safer place or easier place -- something that didn't have to be reb

way design and what are they doing at the get-go to have industry and national labs and universities jie was just visiting a hub, a computation for nuclear reactor simulation, and it was wonderful, because they said at the very beginning, what are the problems that industry is interested in? let's say a premature aging of the fuel rods. how do you extract more energy from those fuel rods? how do you make those, the reactors safer? those are the things that industry actually sits with every day and can you simulate this? can you simulate erosion process and so from its very design it was, we can use the powers of high performance computing, the intellectual powers of the people in the universities and labs to help industries solve these problems, and so the hubs are specifically designed for that. the other thing i very quickly should mention is that we have also been easing the way to have technology transferred from national laboratories and universities, national laboratories, since we help control the technology transfer policies, we've just had a very exciting meeting about 250 peopl

>> yes jie. is it spelled l-a-f-f? >> yes. >> that is laughable. >> what's wrong with him? ♪ >> john: another run up at the gas pump. how high will it go this time? we look at the reasons and the politics behind it. this is "special report." ♪ ♪ >> john: i'm john roberts in for bret baier. if you gas up your car lately, you probably notice you are paying more to do it. some predict you will pay more and very soon. prizes are on -- prices are on the rise despite demand is set to be at the lowest point in 15 years. we have fox team coverage. leland vittert in jerusalem has the latest on how tensions with iran are a factor. we begin with doug mckelway up in maryland where prices reach important psychological mile post. doug, good evening. >> geng, john. in chevy chase, maryland, premium cracked the $4 margin. a from cursor to what most americans can expect in the spring and summer months. >> prices for regular unleaded are up 12 cents on average in the last three weeks according to the latest leung survey. the spike is result of several factors uncertainty in the middle east a

>> it is money they make for beating each other up jie. >> but who pays the pages 1234* we pay the prisonerses. disuse it bather you that inmates own more things than you will ever have. >> inmates have a better life than this out mate. i would also say that according to recent studies listening to a black eyed pea record willower id. >> let's get it started indeed. >> it is time to take a break. don't even think of leaving me now. >>> just in time for spring, gitmo is getting a new soccer field at the cost of $17 billion. >> what? >> no, it is $750,000. >> what? >> yes, still. it is about half the size of a football field and was selected because of the sport's popularity among the alleged terrorists. the field has been constructed so detainees can access it up to 20 hours a day through special passageways without being escorted by the military. dana, are you a country clubber. i'm sure you think this is awesome they are turning gitmo into a country club. should obama be impeached? >> what? >> i strung those two together 689 say yes or i will care for you. >> nobody said doing our duty woul

. >> cricket goes on to are a week jie. five days. >> there are no insects involved in the game. i thought that was a stupid joke when i was saying it, but i said it anyway because frankly i don't care. pab, you have a son, as you bragged about many times with all of us childless couples here. are you planning on steering your precious son away from soccer if you know it will cost him two days of his existence? >> he plays a little bit now. >> oh brag some more. i bet he is really good too. >> how much does he bench press? >> not that it matters. >> you have to expose them to everything. to me it proves what we already knew is soccer is a fundamentally flawed and boring game. anything that could produce a two-day tie needs a change to the scoring methodology. >> they should just change the name of soccer to 0 at half. an -- andrew, you are incredibly positive so i think you like soccer, but should we just ban it? >> i played soccer growing up. it works your crafls, hamstrings. your rare muscle there on the side, you want an activity that gets people going. if it lasts two days al

. >> i think you need to start your own twitter war with chris brown jie. twitter wars are silly. >> the thing that is so sad about this, first of all rihanna is a role model for young girls. she is the one who looks weak. look, we forgive in forgiveness and redemption, and you have to show you are remorseful. he wins a dpram me and says f all of you haters. it sucks. >> there are no role models, except maybe paul. you don't follow him in fashion tips or you wouldn't be dressed like a librarian/ lumber jack. >> wait a minute, satan dressed me. >> what do you make of this? >> look, normally i'm like, look, if you don't like what somebody is doing -- if you don't like it, don't watch it, don't buy the video, whatever. but in this case i think these people are flaunting and making money off of a bad, criminal event, and i think it is distasteful and it is a disconnect. it is like if oj got acquitted and he did a remake of "gentlemen prefer blondes." it would be awkward. or his own pumpkin carving show, that would be weird. >> that would be weird. >> that's whe

that's disgusting jie. he has now tweeted "i am so over everybody's opinions. happy valentine's day, ladies. let today be about you. love you. >> a big softy. >> i think a lot of women need to be afraid. >> although in fairness, rocky did end up loving apolo. >> they ended up loving each other. >> so there is still hope? >> there is still hope, absolutely. >> i don't know about this. what do you make of the po nie t that he could be a role model and somehow he came out of the abuse cycle a better person. is that what she is saying? >> i think she is fishing for a booty call. i think she wants chris brown to go over to the view and throw a chair through the window and give her a little vitamin p. >> she is a married woman, sir. >> are we being too hard on him? what if he has changed? >> listen, kids learn what they live. if this kid was beaten and saw his mother beaten by men, then he might be violent. i spanked my daughter one time lightly. she beat the hell out of me. is it unacceptable? absolutely. do we all make mistakes? if the guy does it again or has a pa

>> yes jie. is it spelled l-a-f-f? >> yes. >> that is laughable. >> what's wrong with him? ♪ >> on one hand their leader brass about nuclear power. on the other hand they want to make nice, asking for talks. can anyone negotiate with iran and will the u.s. stand behind israel and stand up to ahmadinejad. an action movie with no stuntmen. real life navy seals using real live ammo. directors of "act of valor" join the governor tonight. ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. [applause]. >> hello, everybody. thank you. thank you very much. great audience. we are delighted to have you. welcome to huckabee from the fox news studios in new york city. over the next ten days i'm going to be in israel taking a group of about 175 people to see firsthand this remarkable nation and an american ally. we will travel and visit the great biblical and his score tal sites of that shaped world history and have been the bedrock of faith for thousands of years. i have often said that reading the bible before a trip to israel is reading it in black and white. but after visiting this incred

. >> i think we could may down our debt jie. a little political humor there.ill, would you ever judge a man who would do this to his abode? if you saw the guy's apartment covered with decals? >> i think it is a genius idea, but it is one of those not in my backyard things. it makes me want to move into a mcmansion where they have the rules and the swing set can't be primary colors and neither can your house. >> good po nie t. i hate backyard stuff. if it doesn't fit with the overall -- i hate it. that's why i don't go into people's backyards. you live in an apartment. the best you can do is a broken beer sign on the front of your door. >> what is so great about it is you can directly point to the guy across the street. i am going to paint on my door. we love marriachi music in the morning, but try these noise can selling headphones. here is a few numbers for a few pittbull organizations. >> bill you applied for, this but as of now they don't have boards for city dumpsters. are you sad about that? >> this makes me sick about the worst coast. these guys guys hav

it is a credible threat and it is one that israel and the united states have to take seriously jie. we do have to take it seriously? >> absolutely. >> aren't we the only country allowed to make preemptive strikes? who the hell does iran think it is? >> actually i know you are sort of kidding, but i agree with that. >> i am not kidding at all. >> that's the only country with authority to do that. i do think -- i'm sure i am the lone voice, but i think iran deserves to be uh. >>> lated and i think they are evil. i think that is a small factor and it could tank our economy. >> why are they suddenly so aggressive? they used to be chilled. it is like, relax. >> you want to take that. >> thank you. i would be a good ambassador. >> you don't want to know. >> you were saying in the green room that we should give iran whatever they want and do whatever they say. >> have i to retract that. i have to retract that. i agree, and i think iran's statement they will take preemptive action against anyone they unilatirally see as a threat. it is a way to shift away from violence and will result from