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And i think were central to this this. i think its a competition between the radical and muslim brotherhood to wrap themselves in the flag and religion and if that is, that will hurt the egyptian economy, investment and that will hurt our relationship with egypt. >> and what will it mean ultimately for our relationship and frankly for security in that region. >> well, i think it could have negative consequences. i think whats so sad, this happened at a time when there are american businessmen ar...

focus. later, shocking new details in the jerry sandusky case. e-mails reveal the truth about who knew what, when. it is saturday, june 30th. good morning. glad you are with us. im randi kaye. with temperatures soaring in greece, new york, tempers are cooling. that is because the four middle school students abusing karen klein, their bus monitor are going to be punished. you remember the video, im sure. they enjoyed hurling insults in a steady stream of profanity at this grand math...

Isnt much better and people are desperate in their hope that this new president might be able to stabilize the situation and get the country back on its fe feet. on cry rows usually packed streets something is missing, the tourists. in their place the campaign posters of the countrys first free election, including independent candidate abul pat patua. is the economy a big deal in this election? election? >> yes, of course. >> reporter: this parking lot used to be full of tourists every day. we a...

Groups and fought the bad decisions that came out of the massachusetts supreme court on gay marriage. he has a great record of taking strong action to deal with the issues that the social conservatives care about. and i think he has to communicate that today. martha: all right, john senunu, thank you very much. i know youll be watching his speech very closely today. rick santorum is the first one up, that happens a few minutes away. thank you sir. >> thank you good to talk to you. bill: 19 past ...

Bunkers deep underground. the b53s were put into service at the height of the cold war 50 years ago. the u.s. gives egypt more than $1 billion in aid every year. what exactly does that investment get us, since egyptian president hosni mubarak was driven from power. there are serious concerns from our state department. leland vittert is streaming live to us from cry row. >> reporter: many people, megyn right now would tell you that egypt is quickly becoming a lawless country. the army went from b...

Kicked out of the united states for being too radical, this man now runs a small tailor shop in cry row, but his real -- cairo, but his real mission is far from making clothes. >> im trying to convert as many as i can because this is a war, you know? its to wash the plain of the people. >> reporter: he helps lead a group that are growing, evidenced by this million man march two months ago where protesters demanded egypt become an islamic state. does that mean youd like to see shah sharia law in ...

The people want the general to step down, the crowd roared, over the sound of gunfire, tear gas canisters and street combat. the overwhelming military response used against the christian protesters now and the to sit approval of a violent mob that stormed the embassy in cry row last month shows a government scared of hard-line muslim elements within the country. the egyptian military faces a major credibility crisis when it took power back in february it promised never again the kind of violence...

The people want the general to step down, the crowd roared, over the sound of gunfire, tear gas canisters and street combat. the overwhelming military response used against the christian protesters now and the to sit approval of a violent mob that stormed the embassy in cry row last month shows a government scared of hard-line muslim elements within the country. the egyptian military faces a major credibility crisis when it took power back in february it promised never again the kind of violence...

significant reduction in the american standard of living." their words, not mine. but when you break it down, the reality gets even more troubling. during the recession, the average income slipped by about 3%. but after the recession when the economy was supposed to be picking up, take a look. the average income dropped by nearly 7%, down to $49,909. incomes fell more after the recession ended than they did during the actual recession. as the senate begins debating president obamas job...

Friendly with the crowd, but inside this museum he said that he was beaten until he was almost unconscious. human rights watch is raising quite an alarm bell about his story and various other stories of torture that are coming to their attention saying that while at this point it is not systematic, it most certainly is worrying. they really want to see these types of cases, first of all, brought to light but also more importantly to see an end to these types of human rights violations, something...