. >> similar comes like spry and getaround. >> basically with car sharing it's been taking off for then years. zip cars led the way for that but it was quite limited to geography so if you go peer to peer way you can have a lot more cars available. >> these start-ups is taking advantage of a change in the law that allows to rent cars for a few hours or a few days. >> we see cars as low as $3 up to $15 an hour. >> owners are no on the hook for damages. rental companies pick up the insurance coverage. >> in california, using your car for a personal car sharing, it has no effect on your existing insurance policies. >> there is no risk to the owners. they have insurance and they are completely covered during the rental period. >> these peer to peer auto rental companies to unlock the cars. the companies can install devices that enable the car to be unlocked or started remotely. if the owner prefers they can get a renter to hand off a key and never obligated to go through the transaction if they don't feel comfortable. >> the owner's fees are limited but they do pick up the cost of the gas.

and the first lady attended a buckingham palace state dinner in honor of the obamas, hosted by the spryyear-old queen elizabeth ii. mr. obama met u.k. prime minister david cameron, and delivered a speech to the u.k. >> we committed to working together to that we could find an approach and is consistent w security needs. >> question, what are the intentions between the i don't think so and great britain today, pat? >> well, the tensions between -- britain is on sort of an austerity program now, also the british and french want the united states to be a little more aggressive in libya, which they've been very out front on. and for the g-8 he has problems with polls. the polls are concerned about given up the anti-missile defense and were the russians. so the real problems they've got is, john, they've got greece, ireland, spain and other countries that are real danger every going down, quite frankly. we've got the imf involved and the americans got their own debt problems. i'll tell you if you look at this, you look at the g-8, you're looking at a western world which is somewhat contracti

the spry 99 year old said he's not sure why he wanted to be a teacher but thinks that the fellow graduates could learn a thing or two. that is all they did teach. learn how to run the type writer. >> as for what it took for the graduates to reach are you years old. >> good family and good life and everything good worked for me. he didn't expect it to get better. >> and i never dreamed of it happening to me. that is part of the wardrobe. >> it is a power tool. >> and soon he will be tweeting. >> and take the hat off in the eat. it is a heat wave and now it is down right hot. it is the camera it could be a little bit of the haze in the air. we have clear skies from the coast to inland areas . showing what conditions are like. these are the high temperatures are so far. it is 94 in livermore and 92 in clover dale. it is still 95 in antiiot. that is a weather term. 66 in san francisco. these are the highlight . breeze schecooler. further cooling will occur on friday and saturday. there will be patchy fog . certainly mild overnight . low temperatures in the mid-to upper 50s and low of only 58 i

i guess that's supposed to be like an evolution but it's the john travolta it seems like a lehman sprys in some way. [laughter] a very longwinded way to say that it was exciting to me to try to have a female protagonist and she's not in the serving of the more desirable getting the guy she's, you know, her mother's strength to save her sister. >> my new american life is a 26-year-old albanian woman on a tour in new york city and she gets a job as a caretaker for someone in new jersey. it isn't a character we often see in fiction. the brothers are looking around menacingly. were you realizing this was a political fiction in some ways? >> i did because after a while i did begin to realize it was political in the sense it's about immigration but writing fiction from an idea i start from a character or observation of reality and so it just so happened that the woman, the heroine is smarter and more savvy than the men. it does happen. it doesn't happen all the time that happens sometimes so i felt there was a basis in reality for what i was doing. >> i just want to rap back around to the fi

there i was very spry is. -- surprise. i was there rebuilding my family and i came back to the u.s. in january 2012, and in the revolution happened january 25. my daughter called me and said, daddy, what in did you do? -- what in the hell did you do? [laughter] i have been there three times since january. to enter your question, just in a short statement, i think egypt is different today than i ever thought that it could be. to a lot of people from outside, it sounds like that there is chaos or unorganized, crimes are happening in egypt, but i would like to assure the audience here that egypt is safe. egypt is beautiful. egypt is moving forward. give it some time. we need some time. egyptians overseas are delighted to go back to egypt for assistance or intellectual communication with the political back in egypt. but i believe that egypt is an example and i think many other countries in middle east will follow their example as we see today. that is the short answer. >> it is appreciated. how and arab-americans help the egyptian revolution? >> the arab-americans are egyptians, all egy