( cheers and applause ) bassem youssef. bassem youssef. ( cheers and applause ) bassem!t was that? what was that? >> i'm a-- america is not that safe anymore. it's very dangerous. it's like-- i'm a littlibility scared to be here. ( laughter ). >> jon: wait a minute. you're scared of us? >> yes. >> jon: no, no, no, we're scared of you, yeah. we're scared of you. >> he's got a point -- >> no. we are scared of you. haven't you watched fox news? ( laughter ) haven't you seen ann coulter? >> jon: no, i haven't. >> now i can't aware my hijab. i saw ann coulter about three tables away, and the negative energy. >> jon: you can even feel it across the room? >> just like a zombie will not generate that kind of negative energy. >> jon: really? >> yes, yes. >> jon: you know, i had no idea. did you have a nice time-- this "time 100" dinner. >> yeah. >> jon: that must have been a lot of fun. i personally think people's most beautiful people is the honor that should be going to you, but the time 100 is also a good honor. what was the dinner like? >> oh, they had this, like little entre

after issuing an arrest for basram youssef who is out on bail for criticizing egypt's president morsisef told nbc that he's taking the headlines in stride and refusing to change. >> people have said that you are carrying the torch of free speech for egypt. giving a lot of very significant -- >> i would love to be called any of these things. i mean at the end of the day it is a political satire show, we try to talk to people in a different tone, in a different style of things. i mean if you watch or television that's a lot of talk shows and people talking straight. so we just take people outside of that zone. >> this has caused a lot of amusement on both capitals and some concerns. ayman joins me now, i want to talk about this interview. the level of ridicule involved in this. we've seen jon stewart blasting president morsi for what he has done. but at the same time, there is a more serious situation here. which sin creasing censorship and increasing crackdown on free expression by the muslim brotherhood and the new regime. >> that's absolutely correct. in fact you know, youssef is per

youssef is free on bail for a segment poking fun and morsi. the u.s. embassy tweeted this link that brings you to jon stewarts defense of youssef from earlier this week. >> for someone who spent time in jail yourself, you seem eager to send others there for the same non-crimes. they are emerging stronger and more emerged. sending them to prison is lowering the quality of prison yard athletics. >> that tweet caught the attention of egyptian officials who responded tweeting it's appropriate for a dim lotmatic mission to engage in such political propaganda. egypt is taking its toll on a leader source of revenue. "the new york times" reports since the fall of hosni mubarak, tourism is down significantly impacting 3 million people working in 70 related industries. president obama travels to colorado for stronger gun control laws in america. they responded to last year's aurora shooting requiring background checks. it's a significant component to what the president is urging congress to adopt. with them expected to vote at some point next week. the nra is pu

. >> reporters of satirist bassem youssef protested against the decision to investigate.e faces several accusations, including undermining security, insulting the president, and contempt of religion. >> this is very disturbing. when we took to the street we demand freedom, which includes all forms of freedom of expression. to summon any media personality like this is against the principles of the revolution. >> the aim is to terrorize the media as the -- as a whole. instead of focusing on the media, official should worry more about the people's concerns like bread and fuel. >> the chant against the president and the mothe delivera clear message. although accusations were not filed by any specific group, they were quite mad at the prosecutors, accusing them of only acting when it was in the interest of the president. dozens of people had already gathered outside the prosecutor general's office, demanding his resignation. protestst staged their after a court ruled his appointment was illegal. for months people have accused the government of systematically targeting its oppo

nearby is mohammed's 11-year-old friend youssef, who tenderly cares for a rebel fighter. these children should not be here, but two years of civil war have left few innocents -- and not enough doctors. outside the clinic, between the bursts of violence, children try to play, jumping rope, shooting marbles, just feet from spent shells. photo journalist marcel mettelsiefen spent weeks filming this life in aleppo. where food and water are scarce. the world has failed to stop the war in syria, and failed to get relief into cities like aleppo. what happens next is difficult to imagine, but it is real. just three days after this video of a smiling youssef was filmed, he was brought into his own clinic, dead from shrapnel wounds. life inside one city, amidst this brutal war. even if young mohammed survived, his childhood, now lost forever. alex marquardt, abc news, london. >> and again the civil war in syria began on march 15th, two years ago. >>> and still ahead next on "world news," some advice for anyone driving here at home. 95 cars and trucks slam into each other in the fog

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perhaps one of the most is youssef. he works for it systems. he has several kids. amazing human being and great father. kevin and raymond have jobs. raymond works for an employee's union. i can't remember where kevin is. we see them a lot. the 16-year-old is now 40. he struggles in some ways because of the disabilities that the others have not. they weigh on him in a different way. the amazing thing is that they are alive. the intention was that they would not make it through this. no conspiracies, but just in the sense that in this new era of the new jim crow, it was assumed that they would disappear and the oops mistake of we got the wrong guy could be covered up because these guys would disappear. instead, they remind us daily of the hero it perseverance -- heroic perseverance i wish i had myself. >> you talked about the film becoming a press freedom peace. what was it like having your work, your notes, your video under a subpoena and having to fight back? >> it was a mixed blessing. it was something incredibly foolish about the city subpoenaing records write-in

gyptian political satirist the bust them youssef was met by mobs of supporters after being granted bail on sunday three cases have been lodged against them for broadcasting biting. this is a mock prison morsi and religious leaders on t.v. gyptian authorities reason to be instigated a campaign to crackdown on dissent in the country warrants have been issued full five prominent members of the opposition after protests in front of the muslims the brotherhood headquarters in moscow. the afghan government says it will push for peace talks with the taliban before foreign troops withdraw at the end of twenty fourteen this their spine the taliban refusing to speak directly with president cuz i or his government describing them as american puppets however the taliban recently announced as ready to enter politics and has opened an office in doha to facilitate peace talks with the us years of stalled negotiations followed america's offensive in the country aimed at combating terrorism earlier the afghan leaders set the greatest threat to his country is not the taliban but interference by foreign s

political satirist bassem youssef was met by mobs of supporters after being granted bail on sunday three cases have been lodged against him for broadcasting biting criticism or. is on t.v. . he's recently instigated a campaign to crackdown on dissent in the country once had been issued for five prominent members of the opposition of the protests in front of the muslim brotherhood headquarters in march. the rebels who overran the central african republic capital of bangui last name that had taken a government leader told him will head the new administration while nine members of the opposition remain in place for the elections and twenty sixteen fighting escalated in january after the collapse of a power sharing deal between us the president was easing and the rebel group. well we may soon be able to take a not so grounded look at what's going on in space russian scientists are planning to build a space observatory right on the moon's surface beginning with rupert research lab in the near future. reports now from somewhere the outer limits. a century since neil armstrong's giant step ende

. >> had just to tie up this issue, possible use of youssef, they don't have to worry about going to egyptians, they are part of my family from egypt. there's no way any harm can befall them because of their opinions. >> youssef is facing three lawsuits for his political satire. >>> the website for u.s. forces in korea, the website, get this, has now gone down in the midst of rising tensions on the korean peninsula. a u.s. defense department official tells cnn there was a hardware crash and it could be a while before that website goes back online. we're told as of right now, there is no sign that this had anything to do with a cyber attack or some kind of outside interference. we're monitoring this situation. we'll update you as more information comes in. >>> up next, a kiss from the pope may have changed one disabled boy's life. my conversation with his mother, that, and a lot more coming up. c >>> in los angeles today, they started looking for a dozen or so people who can listen to weeks of lurid, sensational testimony, then figure out who's to plam for michael jackson's death in

charles: i want to ask youssef mejri talk about open mindedness. i know conservatives, people in the tea party, and immigration issue rubs folks the wrong way and feels like often they throw out the baby with the bath water. we talked about how important it is to fill stem jobs, and, sadly, we don't have enough americans to fill them, but there's 2 million vacant at this moment. you know, can we allow the einsteins to come in the country and the g.o.p. allow einsteins to come in the country, or will they be against that? >> i think if we find the right balance between the visas, border security, and the pathway to citizenship, you will see the g.o.p. lead the way right now. my biggest concern is that president obama is trying to force this down their throat trying to guilt them into a bad bill that creates more government dependency. at the end of the day, the g.o.p. is looking for higher wages, lower unemployment, and people getting married. marriage creates strong families, and strong farmers creates strong economies. charles: this jobs report is

. >> i got to tell youssef mejri -- you were preaching from the same book. this is not 2010.> she's right. >> she's right. >> we voted for it, but as it's implemented, is it great? >> doo i think it's great? the fact my kid -- >> do you think it's great the way it's implemented and americans like what they see? >> they like the fact when they go to a well visit, there's no money. the fact they keep your kids on the insurance longer, yes, and in 2014, when the physical parts of it are implemented -- we'll have that discussion. obviously, honestly, liz, they came back and waived the two factors. like it or not like it, voted on it last november and voted they liked it. we would have had romney president. >> out of time. bell rings, round whatever it is. [laughter] thank you very much. >> thanks so much. >> simple as doing a google search, type in "pressure cooker bomb," hit enter, click a link, find out how to build one. question, is this freedom of speech to be protected under the first ea. or should the sites be shut down posing a danger to the public? we'll ask the judge tha

take control of the reputation, build the assets that say things about youssef mejri want. -- you thatfirst pages. >> 96% of searches don't go beyond the first few pages. >> thirty grand for life? >> not for life, people will continue to post things about you. you have to keep it fresh. >> wait, wait -- >> i still -- >> i give you 30,000 bucks, how long does it last? >> several months. >> and then? >> then you have control. >> then how much more? a maintenance or we do it for you, and that's 7,000 more. >> wait, wait, several thousand more? >> a month. >> a month? >> yeah. >> are you saying you would have positive stories in the search for stuart shoving negative stories down in the search? you would click on stuart's, page after page, positive stories, is that the service? >> in parts, and there's additional assets, yes, tell your side of the story, and pieces of the search results, you don't control which means somebody else does. >> interesting. >> i could go on forever. mike, fascinating stuff. come again. >> thank you. >> the woman who earned superinten dent of year hon res no 200

department lab to identify itself to determine where the car was rented from in new jersey which lead to youssefers being arrested. >>gretchen: you do believe some of the crime scene photos released to the media, these remnant particles, that somebody might get in trouble for that. why? >> it's the first time i've seen in a major case crime scene photos somehow leaked to the media. someone gave them out. they are potential evidence in a criminal case. i can't see that the police department or the f.b.i. is happy that those photos got out a day or two after the crime. >>gretchen: it looks like at least we have some leads to go on now with some of these photos. thomas ruskin, former nypd detective who has tremendous experience in this. thank you so much. let's go over to brian. >>brian: over here on the couch with stuart varney and steve doocy. two rockets fired from an egyptian peninsula ended up in a resort. there has been an investigation and so far no proof the rockets were fired from egypt. the immigration bill, under it immigrants who have been in the country before twert can ap-- before 201

copycat products, i can only tell youssef mejri walk -- you, you walk into an apple room in manhattanm only. i don't know how it is in the middle of the country. you can't fight the tape. connell: buy more or let it go? >> i'm permly buying more. you know, i still love the stock, but, you know, i'm cautious with earnings coming up, and everyone's gearedded up for bad earnings call, could be a presale before earnings and there's a pop. i'm permly buying the stock. connell: thank you, jason. dagen: just one note, being a resident of manhattan, there's standing room only in my local sandwich shop. there's no room to move. connell: apple store, any sthoar. dagen: you can't go anywhere. it's not an indication with the apple store in new york city jammed with people, and they are all tourists, by the way, just browsing. nay are just loitering. they use the bathroom and leave. connell: you sound like a tourist. dagen: because of my accent? connell: accent. moving along. dagen: i'll key your car if you bump me? is that tourist? connell: take a cruise. dagen: last place on earth i need to be i