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To this? >> why doesnt the cops ever step in? >> l.a. is run by hollywood. and there is an executive who was quoted as saying, charlie sheen shows up on time is always plight and makes hundreds of millions of dollars. thats why. because tv executives are all vampires, but thats why. thats why he gets private rehab. thats why his behavior is tolerated because he makes a lot of money and hollywood runs it. >> i love how denise richards showed up. it is like a pretend compassion, when in fact she w...

Themselves. now all eyes look on the eyes of the military. when i buzzed crowds of protesters some people felt panicked because they felt they were about to be bombed. mohammed elbaradei is emerging. the name might found family. he used to head up the u.n. nuclear watchdog agency. he joined the crowds yesterday, a move that energized many of those protesters. our fred pliken was right there. plight again. there is -- but certainly thats something thats being discussed and is the talk of the town...

Solidarity with them and we were rallying in front of the embassy just to get the message that we do support the plight of the egyptian people and we support all their demands. and you know, we feel so helpless here and we wish we were there with them and this is why were holding the protests. >> and we seem to hear and you can correct me if im wrong, but we seem to be hearing at least from the protesters on the street. our reporters who are reporting this, the tweets coming into fox this mornin...

Television didnt go far enough. he fired the cabinet. he said that he understood the peoples plight. they say, thats not enough. that he and the rest of his regime should go. the focus yesterday seemed to be destroying police buildings and attacking the police. today, its much more peaceful, randi. people just walking up and down here. >> so if this standoff continues between mubarak, this -- without the police and military on the street, does it really come down to the egyptian military, then? ...

Television camera as if its going to make their voices heard. for now, it does. look how many turned out here. the tanks were there. the military is on the streets. the question is, is this a show of force? what is it there for? fred plight joins us live from cairo. he has been watching the developments this day. fred, tell us, what is your impression as you look out on this scene. >> reporter: my impression is this is one of the times i have seen demonstrations where people are happy to see tan...

Protestors calling for calm, going up to the police, patting the police on the back. the police not wanting it appears to follow through with their orders to clear the protestors off the street, almost sort of sympathizing with the protestors plight. then when the tide turned against the police and the rocks were thrown, the police retreated. so fear on the street and the number of damaged police vehicles and the way that the police have pulled back from confrontations here is that the police do...

Coming on state television was going to be him stepping down or he was truly leaving the country. what have they seen? as far as they can see hes tried to dodge the responsibility, fire his government, talk in the way that was talked in the past about understanding the peoples plight, helping them with the economy, helping the social situation, looking after the poor. they have heard it all before. they dont believe it, so this is a country that was expecting something else. theres a huge amount...

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Hes lost his job, cant get a job and there were seeing the frustration of everything building up. he finally gets an interview. so overall did you like this film? did you think it really was a slice of real life? did it hit home with you? >> yeah. i think this is a very timely film now. its right to whats happening to a lot of families. its got a superb cast, ben affleck, tommy lee jones, chris cooper. john wells, who wrote and directed it, is responsible for tv shows like "e.r." and hes done a ...

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