. >> in june 2012, egypt elected a new president, mohammed morsi of the muslim brotherhood.n february of 2011, egypt's next door neighbor libya also went up in flames. the country's dictator moammar gadhafi was cooperating with the u.s. since the invasion of iraq in 2003. many voices around the world were demanding he be removed from power. once again, the president's top military advisers counseled caution. when he sided with those that urged him to support the overthrow of gadhafi his secretary of defense resorted to extraordinary measures. did you actually tell your subordinates to limit the amount of information they gave to the white house on military options available in libya? >> all i said was, i don't want any military plans or options going to the white house i haven't seen. >> i mean, you write it more bluntly. you say don't give the white house staff too much information on the military options. they don't understand it. >> pretty much. >> a little more blunt. you had concern about that. >> absolutely. >> about running military operations out of the white house.

after security forces killed demonstrators protesting against the military's removal of president mohammed morsiamnesty said there -- the situation is even worse. is numbered news. i am tom mackenzie. finance ministers have approved the recent reform efforts and will disburse $11.5 billion. the great bailout program is fully back on track. to not justorward the successful completion of the first review but also of the intention of the imf and management to go to the board. we think it is an important in the long greek program, an important moment for all of us. since last summer, where we had a major crisis of confidence between us, that confidence has begun to recover. ishaad: bloomberg news [indiscernible] what was agreed at this meeting? two headlines. good disbursement of the bailout aid which is being sent to greece to see it through payments they have to make during the summer. also a pulmonary agreement on debt relief. certainly nothing in that medium term or long term relief. just enough details to keep the imf on board and that is really crucial for the agreement for many of the hardlin

it was a time of turmoil here in egypt, which pitted the supporters of president mohammed morsi, whichthem come from the muslim brotherhood, against the security services. and hundreds of people had died in the clashes between the two, more so on the side of the muslim brotherhood. there was a lot of tension there. so people were vandalizing, you know, this is the report we're hearing that they vandalized this plane, which expressed the frustration after all of that. security has been stepped up at egypt's airports, especially after last october when the metrojet plane was blown up by isis over the sinai peninsula. and so if this was a terrorist attack, if this was a bomb, there are a lot of questions to be answered. there hasn't been a claim of responsibility, which makes a lot of analysts and terror experts believe that it most likely wasn't a terrorist attack. but we can't rule that out. but if it was one, they would have to look at the origin of the flight, and that goes to paris and was it possible that a bomb was put on the plane there? we do know paris has had some recent attack

like stewart did in america, yusef brilliantly and boldly took on the powerful in egypt from mohammed morsi brotherhood to currently al sisi. yousef's satire was too biting, after being suspended and pulled off the air and forced to move to different channels, he announced he had had enough, the shows ended twoiers, and he left egypt in part over fears of his safety and now living in california, yousef will soon debut in california "the democracy handbook". listen in. >> it is an amazing honor. >> oh, my god, it's an amazing honor. i may be in one of the coolest cnn studios ever. it is so cool. >> we got an award for it. >> the bricks and stuff. we need a live audience and people cheering for us as we go in. this is crazy. yeah. >> you had your own shows. you had a show on after the egyptian revolution? >> yes. >> it was the number one show in egypt and then president morsi didn't like it and he prosecuted a case against you and morsi gets deposed, but it turns out the new regime doesn't like it and doesn't allow it to air. >> i'm not popular with the regimes and they have a problem with my