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right now i want to bring in mona who is in cairo and, mona, what i want you to set up for us is howoint? i think all of us in the states who don't necessarily know the intricacies of american politics watched with just tremendous emotion and admiration for the, what looked like the most beautiful expression of popular uprising we had seen recently in our times. probably since the fall of the berlin wall as people nonviolently brought down a regime that was so corrupt and so brutal to its people and now we see a choice between the muslim brotherhood and the old regime and the question, and the question that george asked is, what happened and how did we end up at this point? >> well, first of all, you have to remember that we've been under military rule since 1952 and that regime was the regime behind hosni mubarak and we got rid of hosni mubarak, we didn't get rid of the regime. the institution may be a bit less and their weapons and they're not the military. the oldest opposition movement in egypt. they have been in operation for 80 years. during the mubarak regime the only way you

and mona yacoubian, she lived in syria as a fulbright scholar during the mid 1980s. during the 1990s, she was an analyst at the state department. she's now with the stimson center, a washington research organization. andrew tabler, who are the rebels? >> well, there's the civilian opposition, of course. the ones who you're seeing concerning the tax, those are the free syrian army and their affiliates. those include defectors from the syrian army who went to turkey, defekors from the syrian army who now operate within the country, with the opposition. and sort of local affiliates with sort of like the equivalent of minutemen during the american revolution who protect protestors. they are increasingly carrying out attacks against the assad regime throughout the country. >> ifill: mona yacoubian, when we have seen another regime fall or attempt to be overthrown we've seen these rebels spring up. how do we know they're not fighting each other? >> we haven't had reports of rebels fighting each other at this point in syria. it's also clear that there's no centralized comma

mona, thank you so much.we're going to be following that and see exactly what hosni mubarak's fate is in the next couple of hours. >>> so you think john edwards' political career is over? don't be so sure. politics full of prodigal sons. we'll take a look back at some other fallen politicians who have actually pulled off some pretty amazing comebacks. uh-oh. [ male announcer ] when diarrhea hits, kaopectate stops it fast. powerful liquid relief speeds to the source. fast. [ male announcer ] stop the uh-oh fast with kaopectate. >>> jurors in the john edwards' trial are speaking out about their nine grueling days in the deliberation room. listen. >> we had emotions. each day was a new day. we would start with calmness. we actually prayed together as a group. we'd finish the day and challenge ourselves every bit of the day. >> there were times it got very frustrating. the emotions got high, and we'd have to take a minute, step back, and just everyone calm down. >> so some jurors said they believe that edwards wa

i'm joined by mona, what does this verdict mean for egypt? >> well, the verdict overall, rob, is seen by many people in egypt as the latest blow, the latest blow of injustice from the military party ruling egypt since they forced mubarak to step down on february 11th a lot of people feel there was forgery during the election, we have the run off coming up on the 16th and 17th as you said, they are dissatisfactioned with the two contenders. one is considered part of the old regime and one from the muslim brotherhood. people are looking -- putting this verdict in the middle of this whole big bag and saying this is just a big charade by the military junta and despite the life sentence mubarak got, the fact his sons were acquitted and all those interior ministry officials were acquitted and on top of that not a single police officer over the past 15 months has been found guilty of killing the almost 1000 people who died during the revolution, all of that has caused a tremendous amount of anger that you saw explode in the courtroom and the people

mona ramuny and her seeing eye horse. i have to stop to look at this because we haven't seen it. >> it's little horse. >> a little tiny one, almost look a little pony. they are at the center of attention. she bliewnd and was visiting the woman would found and trained cali. she hopes mona do everything from crossing the street to picking up objects. >> she will do anything i ask her. to she is very protective and very trusting of me and that goes both ways. she saved my life more than once. cali can work for 30 years while a dog usually has a span of 10 years. >>> he stayed away from scissors for two years and all for a good cause. we'll have that coming up. >>> here also big good morning to our facebook fans. day. missy and her son usey. he is recovering from a broken leg. his favorite part of the day is ask weather guys. get well soon. for your chance to be tomorrow's fan. day, log on to our facebook opinion and leave a comment under their picture. >> cute picture too. >>> a maryland middle schooler has gotten rid of som

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the days are long but mona says the sacrifices are worth it.ion where less than a third of them work, the lowest in the world. >> it wasn't hard to do it as a woman. it was harder to do it as a mother. the reason it was hard as a mother is because you're constantly juggling. >> reporter: pulled? >> you really are, by three boys, your husband, your family, your extended family which is really the mumzworld family. especially the -- but that's what life is all about. it's about, you know, rising through the challenges and doing the best you can. >> she was pretty inspiring. like so many women around t

the days are long but mona says the sacrifices are worth it.g women in a region where less than a third of them work, the lowest in the world. >> it wasn't hard to do it as a woman. it was harder to do it as a mother. the reason it was hard as a mother is because you're constantly juggling. >> reporter: pulled? >> you really are, by three boys, your husband, your family, your extended family which is really the mumzworld family. especially the -- but that's what life is all about. it's about, you know, rising through the challenges and doing the best you can. >> she was pretty inspiring. like so many women around the world juggling pensing things. one of the most interesting things i've learned from so many of them, ones who choose to wear

mona edwards who lives in texas lost her daughter gina to cancer in two thousand and eight. gino was thirty eight years old. i met. kenny in the summer of one thousand nine hundred sixty seven and he had just came back from vietnam we were together about three years and we got married and the following year we had our first child and that was gina and gina was born with congenital birth defects she had. her. purse her abdomen was open from the sternum to the pubic area. she had all of her internal organs on the outside of her body and they were enclosed in a sack she didn't have a uterus while her uterus was split its heart shaped her bladder was the same way heart shaped. she didn't have a anus she didn't have a vagina. her hips were out like this and her it proved rib cage was too. and she was deformed in the genital area you couldn't tell what issues male female or why they couldn't tell that she was female until they got her to children's hospital and they found ovaries and they said well girl then i had family members that had been to the hospital to see her that were t

mona yacoubian will be joining us from the stimson center.he other issues and guests that can be heard on c-span radio. nancy in the c-span radio studios as always on this sunday. good morning, nancy. >> good morning, steve. topics today on the network talk programs including the presidential election, the economy and foreign affairs. and reairs at the five network talk shows come to us as a courtesy of nbc, abc, fox, cnn and cbs. we begin at noon with nbc's "meet the press." host david gregory welcomes massachusetts democratic governor duvall patrick. ohio republican governor john kasich and former new jersey democratic senator bill bradley. abc's "this week" follows at 1:00 p.m., guests today include stephanie cutter, deputy campaign manager for the president. and eric fernstrom, an advisor to mitt romney's campaign. chris wallace hosts ed gillespie, a romney campaign advisor and steven ratner who led president obama's automobile task force. cnn's "state of the union" reairs at 3:00 p.m. eastern. candy crowley welcomes the virginia governor

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finalist two years ago must wait until later on tuesday to finish her day one clash with germany's mona. and russia's top ranking mill player safely into the second round in london mikail usually needing four sets though to take care of donald young twenty six fighting back from a set done to be on her a little american and we treat her soon off though he is an odd schooling going to germany florian meyer while another russian igor and three have had a tough fall outing in dance britain's all over golding but still came out the right side of things. football where we'll know our first euro two thousand and twelve finalists on wednesday when reigning champion spain take on portugal while stopping christiane rinaldo will be vital to the holders hopes spanish midfielders l.b. along so insist that spain's attack all cost game plan will not be altered most of the things we are trying to do keep the ball true to have their control over. try to look for the attacking that's the best way to look for for the big three. teams that we are there is because we were sure from no one takes nothing for

i'm mona rabi. i'm a general assignment reporter so bear with me if the question is a little too broad. if i were a member of the middle class fallsing out of the middle class, what over the next 6 months, election aside, would i have to be worried about the most? what one or two critical pessimistic forecast you see for someone like that? if two years ago, it was my home is losing most of its value. if last year, it was realizing that as someone as the unemployed, my unemployment is going into month 12, month 14, 18 months unemployment. is there a way for people like you to sort of know or see over the next six months what would be the next one or two crisis moments for that category of person? working poor? middle class? your average american? >> yeah, i think one of them is student loan interest rates. that's the one sort of real, big, open question is can congress figure out a way to not have the interest rate on government subsidized student loans double, which it would, i think, the end of thi

but psychological help is the last thing on mona's mind she can hardly scrape together enough money to buy food for her family she gets a little comfort from believing her son died for a cause but even that threatens to be wiped out as the country braces itself for a fresh round of protests as anger against the ruling military. policy r t cairo. the ins and outs of egypt's political hardships are also in the spotlight in today's edition of crosstalk that's coming away at a fifteen thirty g.m.t. with the progress of democratic change succeed or even any in the first place. there are thirty people who rule egypt you know another twenty nine they threw mubarak out of the window because they didn't want his son to succeed he's a very competent hard minded tough soldiers and seems to me that to describe it as a popular uprising is very hopeful it isn't like that at all. they wanted to get rid of mubarak and they did it with a complicated but in the end successful way i mean we were just democracy fit in here if. it doesn't fit there's no such thing yes the military has taken back nearly all

authorities have come here most egyptians have stayed away but psychological help is the last thing on mona's mind she can hardly scrape together enough money to buy food for her family she gets a little comfort from believing her son died for a cause but even that threatens to be wiped out as the country braces itself for a fresh round of protests as anger against the ruling military mounts policy r t cairo. this and other stories always available at our website artie dot com you can check out what else we've lined up for you as well for example drop dead gorgeous some other hefty ballerinas put in artistic military display through the eyes of the bolshoi theatre is the lead choreographer. and quit smoking in a shot in new york the lab develops a vaccine to help you kick the nicotine habit and find out more on that at our team dot com. well facing a possible energy shortfall in the coming years britain is looking for a boost here with no money to develop nuclear power alone it must try and seduce foreign investors it's a decision though that has many wondering if the u.k. government is putti

but psychological help is the last thing on mona's mind she can hardly scrape together enough money to buy food for her family she gets a little comfort from believing her son died for a cause but even that threatens to be wiped out as the country braces itself for a fresh round of protests as anger against the ruling military announced. r.t. kyra. exactly twenty four minutes past the hour on the russian capital is daniel with all the business and daniel the world's most profitable company is russia's gazprom. similar made the revelation at today's annual general meeting where he explained also why the firm won't be sold off in russia's big profits as asian drive from this year all it is to buy most is a gas from h.q. . well it's official gas problem is the world's leader when it comes to their proper the second year in a row and not only in the oil and gas industry but also among the other companies now miller has said that gazprom will remain a state owned company unlike the rumors that have been flying around saying that i guess from might want to shed some of its stake to other mar

but psychological help is the last thing on mona's mind she can hardly scrape together enough money to buy food for her family she gets a little comfort from believing her son died for a cause but even that threatens to be wiped out as the country braces itself for a fresh round of protests as anger against the ruling military mounts policy r t cairo. so how free our team is facing a deadline well we believe that it or julia songs turn himself over to u.k. police and as ecuador is still miles over his request for asylum fears of outside pressure on the nation intensify. plus searching for energy independence but coming up short the u.k. seeking out foreign investors to help give it a boost but it's an enterprise that critics say could be putting lives at risk. watching r t r join a sanchez he has no plans to hand him self over to police after being someone for extradition procedures and his interview with the b.b.c. the whistleblower stressed that asylum law both internationally and a massively takes precedence over extradition law there were leaks out of there has been holed up in ecu

housing boom are being blamed because the problems are for more serious than europe's claims chief or mona prodi j.p. morgan trader the long way almost all times more than this debate it's a new report the losses from the bank's chief investment office in the u.k. first came to light last month the trouble will disclose more of about that on july thirteenth. quarter earnings the bank has slumped three percent in the opening hour u.s. corporate profits also fell for the first time in four years reverse things wall street today gains the single currency is now retreating to the dollar that's on fears that today's summit will again fail to tackle the you're across is properly spanish bond yields went over seven percent today that's the level which triggered bailouts in ireland and portugal it is frightening the euro zone's biggest economy germany which will enter week phase according to its powerful institute and most go here the old slipped under thirteen hundred points today losing all of yesterday's gains season for russian blue chips and they're sounding upbeat but investors cagey over th

but psychological help is the last thing on mona's mind she can hardly scrape together enough money to buy food for her family she gets a little comfort from believing her son died for a cause but even there threatens to be wiped out as the country braces itself for a fresh round of protests as anger against the ruling military mounts policy r t cairo. join us on says he has no plans to hand himself over to police after being summoned for extradition procedures in his interview with the b.b.c. the whistleblower stressed that asylum law both internationally and the massively takes precedence over extradition law that we can take senator has been holed up in ecuador's embassy in london for over a week waiting for the south american state to decide on his bid for political asylum ecuador has been taking its star i'm studying the allegations that is handed over to sweden the sanj could eventually face prosecution in the u.s. we're espionage can carry a death sentence but sagal admin's founder of the national security whistleblowers coalition says the longer the delay the more chance that w

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good to you have here, mona, kelly and as well as i'm sorry, emily, i'm going to taste test all of yournstead we decided to get a real pro here. how excited will you be to hear that martha stewart -- martha is going to be here to judge the cakes. come on in, martha! and martha is a real pro here. she's going to tell us what she's looking for. tell me what do you look for when you're judging these cakes? >> i look for creativity, originality, i look for beautiful design and i look for taste. >> of course. fantastic. >> and that's all in the execution of a baked cake. these are quite something. >> they are. of course you all have, you know, you're home and you're working on these creations but i understand, moania your husband helped come up with the design plan, is that right? the champagne bubble cake here? >> he came up with the idea of a champagne bottle for a dear friend of mine for her 40th birthday. >> let's give it a try, martha. >> you can make the most beautiful cake and if it doesn't taste good, what the heck. >> right. and this -- now i understand there's a minty chocolate fla

the last thing he did was "mona lisa." >> no, he has no po mi t. executives can hire who ever they wants. like you said. being an actor, you are not promised any roles ever. like being a tv show host you were never promised -- >> i am the whatever. or whatever, the thing next to me. >> it makes me mad though that that -- come on this is america. it is a free world. if they want to hire somebody for something, or if they don't want to hire you for something you can't come out and say that should have been my job. maybe it was offered to him and then they took it back maybe he would have more of an argument, but it was never his role anyway. i can understand where he was upset, but there is nothing wrong with it. >> i get your point. america is a free world unless you are short, very good. >> now you are putting words in my mouth. >> that's exactly what you said. i heard it. my ears may be small, but they get everything. >> have i a theory on this. i have a theory on this. the recall that occurred for the last couple days, wasn't that designed to tak