more protests in europe bowas my takes more powers. >> the world talking about climate change the economic hard times are putting the brakes on high expectations. and >> the egyptian president is meeting with senior judges today to assume a sweeping new powers. >> moving north towards autocratic rule. the of called a nationwide strike. >> he says his new powers are temporary but they want him to revoke his presidential orders immediately. >> for a fourth day, they swarm tahrir square to topple the president. they are outraged at his sweeping power grab. a massive protest is planned for tuesday. >> we demand the president of days the people who voted for him. they elected him to work on their behalf, not to do as he pleases. >> the political unrest is growing in scope. the judges sidelined are organizing their run protests. turbulence on the cairo stock exchange in the wake of sunday's major sell-off. traders and market analysts fear a lengthy political crisis. he has since tried to assure his seizure of powers will be temporary. he's has confidence in the search for a compromise. they're a

even for a guy like david la bowa who calls himself a parking grewu. he wrote a book about it. >> you have to be afraid of the meter person not knowing the rules and giving you an erroneous ticket. >> reporter: but if you get a ticket you don't deserve, instead of blaming the officer, blame the confusing signs. >> can i park here or not? >> no. because there is another sign up there. that's why in the city you have to be careful about every sign. >> this man got a ticket in san francisco in a spot he thought was legal. >> i got a ticket right here. >> he saw the lines painted on the street, it's what he didn't see that cost him. >> i looked all over to see if there was any sign and i don't know how i missed that. >> because its behind a bunch of trees. >> that's how i missed it. and i'm waiting for them to come back and say that is wrong. >> reporter: and odds are that that will happen, at least for his initial dispute. last year 75% of the drivers who submitted their ticket told they still had to pay. >> now serving a-02. >> reporter: until they dispu

to grow our economy and create jobs and decisions we have to make in the coming weeks to hope that, bowa. but is certainly part of governing that these issues arising have to do with them. >> just a question -- he won't sign any bill of the bush guys. it's highly unlikely you would ever get a bill to the desk. my question is, how open is he to the notion that's been put forward by tim kane, to maybe make the limit 500,000 or million in terms of going forward the newspaper negotiations. is he willing them out completely or is that something he'd consider? >> i've given you pretty good parameters going into the process that he himself had begins at the proposal -- the specific proposal he has before congress. a plan that achieves balance that allows to continue to invest important areas of the economy. but he is not led to every detail of that plan. i'm not owing to negotiate hypothetical details. i would again say speaker boehner insane and i'm not in the position -- he's not and i don't think the president is in a position of boxing ourselves and our boxing others out. he looks forward t