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Newspaper industry from advertising industry trying to find new growth stream the tablet business could be it and we expect to see that here today. bill: thanks, i love my ipad and cant wait to check it out. >> me, too. me, either! bill: thanks, see you in a half-hour. martha: back for a moment to the streets of cairo where there is violence breaking out. between the groups. two protest groups, supporters of hosni mubarak and those who are against him and we are seeing what we havent seen, it is...

World -- this is what people have told us -- and say the words mubarek, you must go. its difficult for president obama to do that, because americans are not want to be seen as getting rid of yet another muslim country. the muslim world doesnt have the appetite for that. now, some people understand that to some degree but they feel without significant international pressure, those exact words from president obama, president mubarek must cower, thats not going to happen, and really, because that h...

>> its important to keep your commitments to the american people. this is what we told them we would do and we are doing it. they voted for us, we had a very good election in 2010, they expect us to keep our commitments, and we intend to do it. bill: well, the cbo, theres an opinion from the cbo that suggests that repealing health care now would cost the government $230 billion. i know you disagree with that number. why? >> well, let me explain to you, the cbo can only do what we call store what...

Martha: lets go live back to the streets streets of egypt in cairo where you can see people hiding behind these tanks as rock throwing has picked up in the streets today and this is likely because you have mubarek supporters now coming into the streets, going against the protestors, and that has caused a lot of friction on the street. big questions about whats going to happen here. the president has said that mubarek must go now, must begin the transition now is what president obama said. he say...

About it. martha: thank you, i hope people do that, too. thank you. bill: waiting for a vote on the senate, will happen within hours and there are four suspects in the 9/11 attacks, four terrorists never brought to justice, new information from an unusual source just ahead.

Reporting from lake shore drive in chicago, anita padilla for fox news. martha: wow, what a mess. our thanks to anita padilla. chicagos top emergency official has this to say to people stuck in the storm: >> while city personnel work quickly and its possible to get to the motorists, buses and cars off lake shore drive, we certainly understand peoples frustration. in total, we rescued and moved hundreds of people out of their cars and off the drive. and what we can report is that all motorists wh...

Employees youll repeal it and raise the cost to taxpayers, $1.2 trillion, you will vote for repeal. martha: we saw the majority voted to repeal on your side of the capitol, on the house side, it was voted to repeal and mitch mcconnells argument, a lot of folks say why go through the process and if we get repeal the president will veto it and, what about the justification, people voted for us, we promised to make every attempt to repeal the law. >> a frankly agree with him. they campaigned on wha...

Rolling yesterday 3:00 p.m. and finished up earlier today, 9:00 local time which means you are about to see... go ahead and roll it... a time elapsed camera. of 19-and-a-half inches of snow collecting on the streets of chicago, and a pretty good job clearing the streets. martha: exactly. bill: this is the third biggest snowstorm in chicago history, 19.5 inches. they almost got the record, it was 23 inches from 1967, so, schools cancelled in chicago and enjoy it while youve got it, kids, it has b...

Video components, audio components, pictures for a very different user feel. all for less than what you pay to get -- get your newspaper every day. the price tag is 99 cents. per week and that will be unveiled later on this morning. were here at the guggenheim museum, rupert murdoch, ceo of news corp., parent company of the network will unveil it and neil cavuto, our own neil cavuto will walk us through the coverage later on as well. bill: 30 minutes away and theres a question, what makes it so ...

Doing a great job. its triggered protests in some parts of the world, raising the retirement age. weve seen this play out in europe, where these ideas have already been put into action to some extent and now a leading lawmaker here at home says we should raise the social security eligibility age to 69. big controversy over that. bill: also, ten years after 9/11, reports now that four men suspected of helping the hijackers are still out there. ones that might have gotten away after surveillance...