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Gets worse, turns out the husband has a long time girlfriend and at one time that girlfriend rented an apartment from the husband and in the basement of that apartment, which is owned by the husband, is a sex dungeon, frequented by a number of people, including the husband, bob bashara, and apparently claims the guy who said that he helped kill the wife just tried to cash a check from the husband, that check now in the hands of police. still no charges against anybody in this case, megyn, but ag...

The heritage foundation. wow. what we have seen in a year. there was so much hope in the arab spring. now it seems like egypt is deteriorating. put it in perspective. >> the arab spring has become the arab winter. beyond egypt, whether you are talking about syria or iran. there are real problems there. perhaps the president would like to take back some of those words. we did see history unfolding. but the question was what was to come. i think the administration felt they knew what was going to ...

Frustration with egypts interim leadership. >> reporter: its a lot more than sports that triggered his thing off. the riot at soccer game. its about the government running egypt right now. we have been told that the riots are intensifying. tahrir square filling up with people all day into the night. but the real action is happening around the interior ministry. thats where the police are run from, the hated entity in that country. the demonstrations are continuing not just in cairo, but in other...

Anger as mass protests get underway. we see 74 people dead at a soccer game because protests broke out and they say -- some are blaming it on the government officials because there is still this big row between the military running the country and others who would like to run the country. >> you have the muslim brotherhood and its allies controlling 70% of the parliament. then you have the military, the supreme council of the armed forces run by a general who is the president of the one think es...

Sand i didnt and jahmee, even though that was irritating, thank you very much. its an issue people feel passionate about and i think our viewers understand that and people get sometimes really passionate about it on the air. anyway, our thanks to both jahmee and sandy. >> major developments in the disappearance of missing baby lisa irwin. her parents are suddenly talking to police again. their lawyer joins us live, as does mark furman. >> anger boiling over in egypt, thousands taking to the stre...

Mubarak and the feeling among many that the generals are in charge and they have got to go. so while many egyptians we talked to say they want an improved economy, a lot of other people say the revolution is not over, and they are fighting on. megyn: there are also several americans not being allowed to sleeve egypt, including the son of our u.s. transportation secretary. it was just about a year ago today that we were hearing this. >> there are very few moments in our lives where we have the pr...

tearful broadcaster broke the news last night on north koreas state-run tv. she reported that the 69-year-old died of a heart attack on saturday. he was a reclusive dictator who starved his own people while building a nuclear weapons nation. bill richardson who has traveled to north korea many times points to several major concerns now. >> the peninsula is a tinderbox. this we knew was coming because of the health of kim jong il. the issue is going to be will there be stability in the ...

And the way his cronies have been. they want to maintain the separate powers and thats at play here. they dont want to rule and govern the country and be responsible for running the day to day affairs of the government. they would rather civilians be responsible for that. it makes for a complicated situation. you have a lot of them who feel that the military and whatever the faults is the only institution that can hold the country together right now. a lot of people protesting against it that we...

Fantastic every time we have something resembling a free election on the arab world to see how many people turn out. we saw it in lebanon and iraq and see it now in egypt and tunisia. i think that really shows how much of a hunger there is for democracy. >> you said what resembles a free election, but many others chose to protest. this could get complicated and we know the process goes until next year. at the core is whether the people can believe and what comes out of these elections here. >> y...

Leadership of the president, we have been able to make progress and exchanging intelligence that can keep our persons and assure and for preventing terrorist activity from taking place. >> we spent a lot of time discussing how we can be supportive of the best elements of north africa. we continue to encourage democracy and transparency and continue to encourage economic development because we both agreed that the aspirations that were expressed in egypt and tunisia are not simply political, but ...