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Fighting is raging once again in Khartoum, the capital of Sudan, where a power struggle between rival factions has claimed the lives of hundreds of people. Around 185 people have been killed and more than 1,800 injured in the wake of an attempted coup. A US diplomatic convoy came under fire yesterday and the EU’s

Rather get mugged than audited because its like a mugging. martha: ill take the mugging. >> most people would. so now combine that, combine the fear of the irs with the anxiety of not knowing about health care, and youve got the perfect crisis, the perfect storm. and the strategy is that a lot of americans are now losing sleep over what this health care legislation means to them. martha: and you know all that anxiety and nervousness, it goes into everything. into the way you live your life and w...

Government buildings in cairos twin city. so a lot of violence continues today on the ground in cairo. yesterday we heard from secretary of state john kerry. today well hear from the president within the hour. bill: certainly deserves attention. well bring that to you when we get it. meanwhile the troubled clinton foundation faces questions over bookkeeping. multimillion-dollar debt is raising questions as hillary clinton emerges as potential contend fore2016. martha: interesting story well talk...

Mosque. that is when we see this really play out whether cairo and egypt heads down the spiral of almost syria, heading towards civil war or whether calm returns here and army is able to consolidate that power. martha: thats a big if for egypt right now. thank you very much. bill: country of 80 million people. so many of our cameras pick up what is happening in cairo, not the rest of the country. were watching all of this as best we can. the white house is condemning the violence in that country...

In the month, a few weeks back? they were trying to negotiate some sort of a peaceful solution to the crisis and figure out a fact-finding mission of their own on the ground in cairo. martha: unbelievable to think of the prospect of a failed state in egypt. so how did we get here? lets go back to the timeline, june 29th, the beginning of the summer, 22 million egyptians sign ad petition and they were not happy with the leadership of mohammed morse system they wanted him to step down. the next da...

On the healthcare vote, that president obama wanted. that the tea partiers didnt want it through. they did it. and its life. its law. why isnt the same answer in place now for the democrats who are losing, but theyre losing fairly in wisconsin? >> more healthcare for more americans is not as hurtful as less education and less healthcare and fewer jobs. maybe what you see here is the rise of hurt and people are acting out their democratic rights and sharing their pain. they want to be heard and i...