probably took no more than, well, at least the initial part, took just not very many minutes at all. and i had gone through the same experience of coming up against that full body scan. yeah. about three months ago. so let me backtrack here. you have had the full scan before. what made it different this time around? why didn t you want to subject yourself to the pat-down that we know is mandatory if you re flagged and it s designed obviously to keep our airports and airlines safe? well, and it happened again, partially because i was hoping that it was just an oddity, that maybe it was an odd thing that i h had. second time through, this time, i knew what i had to do was what my husband and i had agreed on, and that was having his support meant a lot to me, and that was that absolutely no matter how hard a time i was going to have and we knew it would be hard i was if it ever
i don t know whom he would appoint. if it s a reshuffling of the deck, i don t know whether it would work. the odd thing, of course, is many of the people in his government, the prime minister, the trade minister, the finance minister, these are young reformers who have reasonably clean records. the problem the egyptian public has is with mubarak, not with his government. fareed, don t go away. hold on one second. fred pleitgen is on the scene. tell us what s going on. i understand some protesters are really close to you. reporter: yeah. they are really close to us. you can see them sort of right now in front of our building. what they are doing, wolf, is making their way to the information ministry right now, and as you can see the people there are quite angry. they have been chanting things like we want him out. we want him out. we want a change. they came by here and, of course, these people came by here just really a couple ever seconds after mubarak s speech was over so clearl
wherever they were. in this were small breakout groups through cairo. hundreds of pro efforters. the tv building was surrounded by riot police. the biggest demonstrations took front in front of the lawyer and journalist unions where police freely beat them with truncheons. protesters burned tires and threw rocks and fought off police. two civilians had been killed yesterday. they were communicating on twitter but access to that has been blocked and now they re forced to distribute instructions by facebook. the message is huge protests are planned for this friday after noon prayer services. charlene, how is hosni mubarak responding, if at all? he hasn t. the odd thing is he hasn t responded at all. he hasn t said one word, nor has any member of his government except for the minister of the interior who has threatened to
bone cancer. last week they found a human bone, they tested that for dna. they found more human remains and confirmed they are those of zahra baker. what we do not yet know is one the cause of death, two the motive, or three there still is no firm suspect. both her father and her step-mother are in jail, but they are in jail on different charges. the step-mother has admitted that she wrote a bogus ransom note in this case. the odd thing is the ransom note wasn t about zahra, it was about another girl who had not been kidnapped. the step-mother also wrote a jailhouse note in which she says that she did not kill zahra baker. she also says kind of weirdly that after zahra died the father did something, and i m quoting here shannon, horrifying. there is a news conference in this case 4:00 on the east coast today, 1:00 in the west.
threatened than israel by a possible airanian nuclear bomb. not only the nuclear bomb, it s as technology advances, weapons become more sophisticated and the damage done by other nations will become so great the urgency for peace agreements soon i believe becomes it just becomes even greater. not just a matter of stopping a nuclear bomb. it s the fact there s a very, very strong technological arms race going on with all kinds of weapons being delivered to other arab nations. syria getting the defense shield and attack rockets from you know the odd thing, you know it better than i, it s still wonderful to be in israel. every time i go there i love. . there s something wonderful about it. there s something spiritual great about that country. the name of your book walking israel. when we return let me finish by pointing out the absurdity in the right wing character assassination of our president. decadently delicious. 60 calories.