match.com could ever be held responsible for what guess on, particularly something like this, because even if match.com did something careless, the activities of the two participant would supersede any liability. match.com won t face anything. these two have never been more suited to date. nothing to worry about now. wow. i m flabbergasted. here s what the problem is to me. you re saying there might be a case here. everyone has a case and we re clogging up take care of this really well. marry have a case and may have a defense, and the laws is written in a way to account for a situation when both people are at fault. so it will straighten out based on what each one can prove. the question is whether or not she ll win. she assumed the risk but can that assumption of her risk overcome his knowledge? all right. listen, i have to leave it there. thank you very much. and i want to say thank you to
a live look at the white house. snow is coming down in d.c. and the roads are clogging up, as is the normal procedure here in the nation s capitol. in world s news, european leaders are expressing concern over the egyptian government crackdown on protesters this week. the u.s. responded with a bit more caution. correspondent greg palkot tells us what prompted egyptians to take to the street. for the second day, demonstrators did battle with security forces. they define a ban on gathering, protests have been the biggest in egypt in decades. they re angry about economic conditions in the country. angry at the new rule of egyptian strongman president hosni mubarak. we are here for a change. we are here to protect against the threat of the egyptian regime. activists were spurred on
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a live look at the white house. snow is coming down in d.c. and the roads are clogging up, as is the normal procedure here in the nation s capitol. in world s news, european leaders are expressing concern over the egyptian government crackdown on protesters this week. the u.s. responded with a bit more caution. correspondent greg palkot tells us what prompted egyptians to take to the street. for the second day, demonstrators did battle with security forces. they define a ban on gathering, protests have been the biggest in egypt in decades. they re angry about economic conditions in the country. angry at the new rule of egyptian strongman president hosni mubarak. we are here for a change. we are here to protect against the threat of the egyptian regime. activists were spurred on by protests of toppling of the