i was mess morzed. i feel as a direct connection between his career in law, his work in the civil rights movement and that of his political career beyond which demonstrates an inherent and deeply felt caring and concern for people. but also, he has the talents and the gifts to translate that caring and concern into political and social action. a gift. he makes time for people. this is evidences not only by examining willie's record in public life but i can a test to this personally. when it was a long line of people waiting to see him. a long and varied line. some people -- it struck me we have a very broad cross section to see people who willie had made time for. i saw this every time i came to city hall to visit mayor brown. while he was certainly making time for me and he's always been very open with me and i appreciate that, willie. he's never ever not responded when i have reached out adhesion always made time for me. this is a man who made time for people. it represented a very broad cross section

i was mess morzed. i feel as a direct connection between his career in law, his work in the civil rights movement and that of his political career beyond which demonstrates an inherent and deeply felt caring and concern for people. but also, he has the talents and the gifts to translate that caring and concern into political and social action. a gift. he makes time for people. this is evidences not only by examining willie's record in public life but i can a test to this personally. when it was a long line of people waiting to see him. a long and varied line. some people -- it struck me we have a ve

secretary of state john kerry meeting with egyptian president morz morse morse promising to restore millions in aid. between the 1948 and 2012 the u.s. gave egypt $7 billion in foreign aid. that is the 1.3 billion in military aid from today to present day. michael singh, national security affairs and washington institute for near east policy and good morning to you. >> welcome, bill. bill: $250 million at a time when sequestration just kicks in. i think a lot of people are shaking their head on this. is this smart money, michael? >> well, no, bill. it is absolutely not. i think that this is a symbolic gesture by the united states. in fact, egypt's needs, the egypt's external financing needs number tens of billions of dollars. in order to get that kind of money they need to make a deal with the imf the imf will not make a deal with the muslim bother hood government until they show a commitment to economic reform. this is meant to show as a friend to egypt. frankly allies with egypt and egyptian opposition think we've been too supportive of this muslim brotherhood government and therefore this