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Dont stand much of a chance if the state is trying to have you beat up. >> >> mike: steve, have you been in dangerous situations on many occasions, out of curiosity, why do you keep going back? it looks like one of those adventures might be enough for most of us. what is it about the journalists, i know you talk about the compelling story, what is the drive? >> >> you know, governor, i think you get a chance to see history right before your eyes, to have a front row seat, to see those u.s. jets ...

Chair of the new york city advisory board or astia, a group dedicated to increasing the role of female entrepreneurs. mike kaufman is editor of ink.com and deputy editor of inc. magazine. >> its like a knife in your heart when you hear a story like this. >> its fascinating really. >> you have a business idea and start talking aboutist to people. is the lesson dont talk about it? >> i dont think so. there are sort of two pieces to the story. one is like on a very human level. of course she feels ...

Fought going anywhere. this one american lauren bohn is in egypt and a former intern here at cnn. lauren, hello to you. let me start with that. why are you one that is not taking the state departments advice and getting out of cairo? >> right. well, ive been here, t.j., for the past week covering this on the ground, not only as a young journalist has this been an amazing experience but just on a human level to see the sheer amount of hope out on the streets and to see all these people coming tog...

I wasnt on air for quite a while just trying to figure out what to do. >> cnn international correspondent, ben wedeman there. and, wolf, clearly its a difficult time for people like ben who have family there on the ground trying to tell this incredibly complex and difficult story. >> its amazing. my heart goes out to all of the people in egypt right now, journalists, nonjournalists. this is a story that does have a powerful human dimension beyond all the strategic importance and all of that. but...

Deborah hill is with a group dedicated to increasing role of female employers. and mike hockman. great to see both of you. its like a knife in your heart when you hear a story like this. >> its fascinating really. >> you have a business idea and you start talking to people about it. is the lesson dont talk about it? >> i dont think so. there are sort of two pieces to the story. one is like on a very human level, of course, she feels betrayed and shocked it happened. you can understand her person...

Excellent. youssif, can you open your mouth for me, ah? okay. >> what was it like when you first met youssif? >> when i first saw youssif, i saw a face that i had seen several times before, a young child, very scared, a glimmer of hope that something could be done but not quite trusting. i knew from that moment that my work was cut out for me, not just from a surgical standpoint but on a human level. how can i get this child to trust me? and right now were in the process of that. >> reporter: gr...

Several times before, a young child, very scared, a glimmer of hope that something could be done but not quite trusting. i knew from that moment that my work was cut out for me, not just from a surgical standpoint but on a human level. how can i get this child to trust me? and right now were in the process of that. >> reporter: grossman scheduled youssifs first and most important operation for eight days later. on the trip to the beach, members of a nearby church wanted to help with spiritual he...

We would have to give jobs to people to serve on that board -- >> no, the selective service boards were mostly voluntary. people who volunteered to help their country as an act of patriotism. it is like jury duty. if you could find a good number of people who would be willing to serve on almost a county by county -- for big counties neighborhood by neighborhood. you want a general set of rules and have an opportunity for people to be reviewed at a human level, which i dont trust the federal bure...

Census bureau stimulus program we would have to give jobs to people to serve on that board -- >> no, the selective service boards were mostly voluntary. people who volunteered to help their country as an act of patriotism. it is like jury duty. if you could find a good number of people who would be willing to serve on almost a county by county -- for big counties neighborhood by neighborhood. you want a general set of rules and have an opportunity for people to be reviewed at a human level, whic...

We would have to give jobs to people to serve on that board -- >> no, the selective service boards were mostly voluntary. people who volunteered to help their country as an act of patriotism. it is like jury duty. if you could find a good number of people who would be willing to serve on almost a county by county -- for big counties neighborhood by neighborhood. you want a general set of rules and have an opportunity for people to be reviewed at a human level, which i dont trust the federal bure...