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There for awhile. >> well, you know, i do think you dont get into politics, certainly at that level, or your level, if you dont want to be loved, if you dont have a little bit of ego. so i guess you cant really blame a person if it gets under your skin now and again. >> you have to have a big skin. youre lying if you say it doesnt bother you. >> were going to talk again to governor rendell, karen and guy. in the meantime, it happens to the best of us, get lost in the moment and losing your place...

Sadat would have a chang of hard and by decades end signed the first peace treaty with the jewish state. >> he switched 180°. opened negotiations with the israelis resulting in the camp david agreement that brought peace between egypt and israel. >> reporter: islamist radical. was brewing. in 1981, sadat was assassinated by members of islamic jihad an offshoot of muslim brotherhood. >> the brotherhood is an organization founded in egypt. it is devoted to the creation of a islamist state in egyp...

In the yom kippur war of 1973. sadat would have a chang of hard and by decades end signed the first peace treaty with the jewish state. >> he switched 180°. opened negotiations with the israelis resulting in the camp david agreement that brought peace between egypt and israel. >> reporter: islamist radical. was brewing. in 1981, sadat was assassinated by members of islamic jihad an offshoot of muslim brotherhood. >> the brotherhood is an organization founded in egypt. it is devoted to the creat...

Remember egypt is not the only country in the middle east where revolution is brewing. today angry demonstrators gathered again in the streets of yemen calling it a day of rage, thousands rallied against the autocrat ig reign of the president there who has already promised to step down at the end of his term. cnn internationals mohammed jamjoom joins us from yemen, the only reporter there. welcome. does yemen look anything like egypt over the past couple of days? >> thanks, eliot. while there ha...

Need to work and improve on that investigative process. >> jim miklaszewski at the pentagon, thanks very much. so right now, the cleanup is under way in chicago after the massive winter storm. the mess brought one of the worst storms in the citys history. chicagos used to bad ones but thousands left without power. look at this shot. roads shut down. cars abandoned. schools and businesses had to close down. for many, the next snowstorm is brewing and a deep freeze is coming with it. lets go to ...

>> well, a group of new york teachers are standing up for their jobs in education. theyve created their own organization to expose union policies that are ruining what they believe the education system. this is a group called educators for excellence. its now 13,000 members strong and the united federation of teachers union is taking notice. joining me now is sydney morris, a new york teacher and the founder of educators for excellence. good morning to you. >> good morning. thanks for having me....

Those who feel vulnerable and, have not found themselves in a foreign land and the kind of country where you get the destabilizing events happening and people are trying to make their way to the airports and american citizens are having difficulty in getting out, so tension there, at the airport, people are eager to get back home to america. >> heather: thank you so much for covering is and you keep yourself safe as well. thank you. >> gregg: all right, to politics now, here at home, a battle is...

California, snow across the lake tahoe area and the cooler air also coming in with this. take a look at the forecast for today, across the eastern part of the country and temp-wise, the southeast still looking really nice, atlanta another beautiful day and i was yesterday, people were driving around with the tops down in atlanta. and nice atlanta almost spring-like weather, but those thunderstorms across the area of texas and across the west, this is where weve got the troubles brewing, the big ...

Times he must do something about this. so its not really a surprise, is it? >> i think the slow developing situation, even the incidents that have marked this year, the explosion at promise in alexandria, the beating and killing of a businessman earlier, all these were events that signaled that on top of the disconnect, trouble was brewing. but i dont think you can ever predict exactly when the crisis will erupt. and if you will, this crisis with its -- the predicat ne in tunisia. i dont think a...

Disconnect, trouble was brewing. but i dont think you can ever predict exactly when the crisis will erupt. and if you will, this crisis with its -- the predicate in tunisia. i dont think anyone is completely taken by surprise. we know that the end of the mubarak period would be with us in some reason annual time frame. weve been thinking in these terms. maybe the day, but the situation is not a surprise. >> the u.s. has sent foreign aid to egypt since 1948. and thats always been viewed as a soun...