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Having to do with welfare fraud, the couple claims the boys ran away in 2003. a decade ago, edward and linda bryant kept collecting the government checks totaling more than $170,000 and meanwhile there are court documents detailing horrendous physical abuse against the boys. gentlemen, our legal panel, great to see you. it is rare for a nine and 11-year-old to run away, i hate to say it but it is probably now a murder investigation. >> i know you do, gregg, you hate to say it and it is horrific,...

Military power. and obviously the hope would be that libyan rebels themselves would make a decisive impact and cause a change in the regime. >> is it really possible, edward, to protect libyan civilians by simply firing on gadhafis military assets without putting troops on the ground? >> well, it certainly more difficult in terms of reducing the ability of gadhafis forces to attack. you can destroy tanks, armored vehicles, as your previous correspondent says and nato forces have trained long and...

>> lets listen. >> what are you doing. >> get up, you cant sit there. get up.. >> why not? its a chair. >> that is not a chair. that is st. edwards chair. >> people carved their names on it. >> listen to me. >> by what right? >> because i have a voice! >> yes, you do. >> who is the guy who always plays the jewish psychiatrist in movies? the. >> like judd hersch? >> exactly. exactly. now for your generational dispute between those on the different sides of the digital divide. you call them old fa...

Bot bachelor. >> i love going to bed early on saturday night. >> we do, too. >> its fascinating the royal wedding coming up on the front of magazines everywhere. what is it about the fascination of americans with royals? >> well, i think that the fact that its a wedding i think its a historical event and any historical event that we can all watch and be a part of is exciting. additionally this wedding is symbolic. it marks the 30th anniversary of prince charles and dianas wedding and the ring th...

Intervention in their affairs is unacceptable and they will not allow it. weve been talking online the last couple of days about the developments in egypt and what role if any the united states should play. a. pettybone says, "our role should be to stay out of the internal affairs of sovereign nations." and tender craftsesman says, "we should stay out of it until the citizens of egypt ask for our assistance." and edward says, "theres nothing much we can do as this movement spreads. maybe not eve...

They fired inside the mosque is what this man is telling us here right now. >> well, the crisis in egypt creates a diplomatic quandary for washington. our next guest can definitely talk about that. edward is a former u.s. ambassador to israel, now the director of the baker institute at rice university, joining me live from houston. ambassador, great to see you. i think one of the questions that hasnt been asked enough, weve been talking so much about the protestors and the controversy taking pla...

Some of the people there have used rocket-propelled grenades to fire at the police. so the great majority of the protestors are peaceful, but theres no guarantee that some of them arent going to start to take matters into their own hands by using violence, kyra. >> ben wedeman, live for us there in cairo. were going to keep checking in with you. also, ambassador edward with us as well, joining us live out of houston, the director of baker institute at rice university. well keep following the liv...

Sympathize with george is the contrast with edward, who is an abomination of the person. thats my sense of him after watching the movie. is he really that me levelled? >> yes, he really was. truly, we were light on him. there were many things we could have said and chose not tochlt he was truly selfish. he was described as a man who the gods gave everything to, but they forgot to give him a soul. >> thats a great description. he thought he was a devine right king. he thought he could do what he ...

And ronald mcnair. and payload specialist gregory jarvis. lift-off was scheduled for 9:38 this morning. again, there were problems. a hard freeze overnight left ice on the launch pad. a two-hour delay. and then nasa discovers a faulty fire detector on board the shuttle. another hours delay while its replaced. finally, the lift-off was set for 11:38. a crowd of some 500 spectators, including 18 visiting school children from mcauliffes hometown and then counted down anxiously. >> five, four, three...

Mary rogers, tommy evans, and i were between a group of protesters and a very large group of policemen, plainclothes and otherwise, and they sort of -- about 12 of them gathered around us threatening to beat us with their clubs and sticks. and they wanted to take the camera. we struggled with them to keep the camera, but they broke it. they broke it. >> thats our ben wedeman reporting live right now from kind of a makeshift bureau in cairo. hes kind of hanging out the window and blinking a lot b...