ben ali had ruled the country with an iron fist since 1987. he promised tunisians prosperity, but his family and his friends ruthlessly exploited the country. mm. the news of mohammed was easy. death then reached the capital. the young man's active self immolation prompted people as soon as to hit the streets. in previous years, there had already been repeated protests about poverty and rampant corruption. the new hopes that people would really trust us this before and really revolt. so we could put pressure on the system and it looks like that i make when ali go and open your mind. neither can we really want to overthrow the system and see its demise. i'm wondering if i'm out of here at the time my alex katy was the spokesman for a student organization. the young people took to the streets, side by side with workers and teachers. the demonstrators assembled in front of the headquarters of the countries main trade union where they were relatively safe from the police. the regime was responding to the protests with increasingly bloody crackdown

some 2 nations even began to wish for the return of ben ali. ah rochelle, the no, she has been speaker of the tenacious parliament since 2019 and is the leader of the not a party which has close ties to the muslim brotherhood. the party holds moderate positions, but critics initially accused of wanting to use democracy for his own agenda, similar to the brotherhood in egypt. ah, no, she returned home in 2011. he had been imprisoned in tunisia in the 19 eighties and spent 2 decades in exile in britain the name of the 2 in this. while in egypt there was a clash between the muslim brotherhood and the officials of the past system. and this ended in a qu, into nicea, we tried to reach a compromise between us, the both sides. we and the representatives of the old regime embraced democracy and elected as president of the war. now veneer democrat. the moment that in for a subsea canoe, she likes to portray himself and his party as regular conservatives committed to their religious values, but also to democracy. but soon after the revolution from 2011 t

in egypt, the news of the fall of tunisian dictator ben ali rang alarm bells for president post name of arctic the 82 year old had likewise been in power for decades. always confirmed in office by carefully orchestrated party congress's mubarak ruled the country with the help of the military. and the intelligence services with the social and economic situation in egypt was even more explosive than into anesha. about a quarter of the population lived below the national poverty line. many families relied on day labor. 2000000 children between 5 and 15 had to work instead of going to school. unemployment among young adults in egypt was an excess of 50 percent, a ticking demographic time boss. no one else yet was still a student when the unrest in tunisia began yanine m m, i recall very well the day the revolution started in june, easier for us. we went to the tune is the, an embassy in cairo, and shouted slogans in support of the demonstrators. engineers here. now the revolution is coming and it will destroy the regime blue cross and blue cross. mckelly why i got snow the day. we're als

in egypt, the news of the fall of tunisian dictator ben ali rang alarm bells for president hosni mubarak the 82 year old had likewise been in power for decades. always confirmed in office by carefully orchestrated party congress's mubarak ruled the country with the help of the military. and the intelligence services with the social and economic situation in egypt was even more explosive than into anesha. about a quarter of the population lived below the national poverty line. many families relied on day labor. 2000000 children between 5 and 15 had to work instead of going to school. unemployment among young adults in egypt was an excess of 50 percent, a ticking demographic time boss with no one else yet was still a student when the unrest in tunisia began. i recall very well the day the revolution started in june. for us, we went to the chin is the, an embassy in cairo, and shouted slogans in support of the demonstrators. engineers here, now the revolution is coming and it will destroy the regime book or any book crossover. mckelly. why that's not what they were also slogans against hosn

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see mningful poce reform 10ears afterhe revolutn that toppled long-time dictator zine el abidine ben ali. in the occupied west bank, a 15-year-old boy, mohammad said hamayel, was shot and killed by israeli forces friday during a protest against an illegal jewish settlement. at least six others were injured as soldiers fired live rounds, tear gas, and rubber bullets at the protesters. on saturday, an israeli security guard shot dead a palestinia woman at a checkpoint. the woman was identified as 28-year-old ibtissam kaabneh and was at least the fifth palestinian to be killed by israeli security forces in the west bank over the past week. in nigeria, gunmen on motorcycles have raided several villages in the northern state of zamfara, stealing cattle, attacking farmers, and running down anyone attempting to flee. residents said at least 53 people were killed in the assaults thursday and friday. elsewhere in nigeria, police fired their guns into the air and shot tear gas at anti-government protesters wot rallied in lagos, abuja, and other cities on saturday. the protesters were denouncing ri

claudia remembers ben ali's and her five month old daughter, abigail, were last seen at their home saturdayolice say the last time she spoke to her family, she told them that she wanted to live apart from them. claudia is hispanic, about five ft. tall but £165 with black hair and brown eyes, and her daughter has brown here and brown eyes. anyone with information is asked to call san mateo police. san jose police released new video of a deadly police shooting of an armed suspect this week. the deadly encounter involved in undercover police officer inside an unmarked suv and a burglary suspect armed within a legal ghost gun video shows that man approaching the vehicle opening the doors you see here and pointing that gun at the officer gate. if he's jesse gary reports, some critics say the suspect was worried about his safety. saw a black man that was trying to protect himself, and he's being demonized for it. wednesday lou dimes and others reacted angrily to the san jose police release of residential surveillance video. it shows alleged suspect demetrius family with a nine millimeter ghost or

i am at somerset house because it is the start of the london designer ben ali.ures. for the bulk of the uk it will be dry, sunny and warm. i was from earlier across the western isles and the rest of northern ireland pulling away into the atlantic for the day. cooler on the atlantic for the day. cooler on the north sea coastline, about 12 to maybe 15 degrees, but inland it could be even warmer than yesterday. yesterday was the warmest day of the year so far, reaching 25.1 degrees in kinlochewe. we could hit 26, possibly 27 today. through the course of tonight, once again we will have the low cloud rolling back in and thundery showers coming up from the south—west, which through tomorrow will advance towards northern ireland, the midlands and the south—east. but still temperatures will be high. again tomorrow we could hit 26 degrees. you will find if you are stuck under the low cloud coming in from the north sea temperatures will be that bit lower. even as we go through the rest of the week, although temperatures will start to slide, there will still be decent for

ali, who was ousted in 2011. the and many women have followed in the footsteps of lena ben, many who died in 2020, at the age of 36 after a long illness. ah, poverty is widespread in tunisia, rural regions. few people have the money to buy farmland from the big landowners or the government. so many work as day laborers. but there has been some progress. for example, in the town of gym and central tunisia, in 2011 local residence, occupied a nearby date plantation. since then, they've continued to work the land. they use the profits to hire more workers and to invest in infrastructure projects. but their claim to the land has not yet been officially recognized by the courts. omar honda was among those who took over the plantation. it was the 1st work that he'd been able to find in years. if a love the thought of when the revolution began, this was the only place around here where we could find jobs. we worked for the landlord. but then we reclaim the land that rightfully belonged to us. about the gym and some local young people joined us and we kicked out the landlord. well, i'm going to have to look at them. and l

ali, who was ousted in 2011. the and many women have followed in the footsteps of lena ben, many who died in 2020, at the age of 36. after a long illness, ah, poverty is widespread in tunisia is rural regions. few people have the money to buy farm land from the big landowners or the government. so many work as day laborers. but there has been some progress. for example, in the town of gymnast and central tenicia in 2011 local residence occupied in nearby date plantation. since then, they've continued to work the land. they use the profits to hire more workers and to invest in infrastructure projects. but their claim to the land has not yet been officially recognized by the courts. omar honda was among those who took over the plantation. it was the 1st work that he'd been able to find in years. if not the thought of. when the revolution began, this was the only place around here where we could find jobs. we worked for the landlord. but then we reclaim the land that rightfully belonged to us. about the gym and some local young people joined us and we kicked out the landlord. well, i'm going to have to look at them a

ali, who was ousted in 2011. the and many women have followed in the footsteps of lena ben, many who died in 2020, at the age of 36 after a long illness. ah, poverty is widespread in tunisia, rural regions. few people have the money to buy farmland from the big landowners or the government. so many work as day laborers. but there has been some progress. for example, in the town of gym, nor in central tunisia, in 2011 local residents occupied in nearby date plantation. since then, they've continued to work the land, they use the profits to hire more workers and to invest in infrastructure projects . but their claim to the land has not yet been officially recognized by the courts . omar honda was among those who took over the plantation. it was the 1st work that he'd been able to find in years if not the thought of when the revolution began, this was the only place around here where we could find jobs. we worked for the landlord. but then we reclaim the land that rightfully belonged to us about the gym and some local young people joined us and we kicked out the landlord. well, i'm going to look at them. and luckily

ali arouzi live for us in tehran. thanks as always. >>> joining me is maryland democratic senator ben cardp, members of the senate foreigntor, thanks so much for your time. iran's incoming president raisi dismissed nuclear negotiations would involve iran's ballistic missile program as well as regional policies two things that we know that the u.s. this time around wants to try to include in the deal. raisi's election, i'm curious to get your thoughts, does it have an impact on any potential deal? does it mean that the biden administration's goal of expanding the deal is unlikely to succeed? >> amman, i have a great deal of confidence in the biden administration and the negotiations. they recognize that the circumstances today are different than when the nuclear agreement was entered in several years ago or when president trump unilaterally withdrew from the deal so they need to look at the current circumstances and the current circumstances as you're reporting very much indicates that we have to deal with iran's activities beyond their nuclear development and we also have to deal with a more permanent ban on nuclear prod