wonder how long can it last the transformation of tunisia is far from complete and president mao's yuki must now face the realities of power. mr president can you hear me hello how are you was that sasha it is it is very nice to see you are you know i have always been you really. the job you have done and i think really we. i wish you the best you know. if you never have some problems that you would be what come in tunisia. thank you. so you were imprisoned back in one thousand nine hundred three and i was in prison in two thousand and ten but this experience was very interesting for me how to survive solitary confinement. and i think perhaps everyone should go through this experience just once can you tell me how you survived prison. well you know i just spent spent four months in solitary confinement so but i did barely which is the prime minister in tunisia spent more than ten years in sort of confinement and i always admired him i never say i never understood how he could you know survive to this kind of experience but because after just four months i was just talking to myself you

joining the election campaign recently i think there is a huge interest towards which in in in the yuki despite the rhetoric well our one may refer to this as a referee or somebody else couldn't view it that we simply i think perceive it is part of the russian character i mean british people or british troops or file at least the nor the russians are emotional and that they love us for that and i think being emotional and sometimes sort of being succumbed to rhetoric is is a part of the russian character i mean we have we gauge and rhetorics in our kitchens so i think that people in britain will see sort of beyond that and these certainly wants to understand the man that britain will have to deal with. i know you haven't i haven't read this reasoned book but i did read your book about the beatles and you're really good in really understanding what the people are under their masks this is what i think you're the best to do that what can you tell us about about food and that this question i've been asking to many people during the last couple of months do you believe that he is genuinely

the young men played into their hands as they squandered a one goal lead to go down three one in his yuki honda quit the visitors in front right before the interval but it was a routine off to the restart nelson the others came off the bench to need to grab the equaliser. and go for these out of the lease was first to the rebound to keep the home side to one lead with a nice to go. going to be then probably turn provider to set up the line at the moment the new one. when is really just denying to start champions league football next season. and this guy will be doing the right play by angie despite a two nil home defeat at the hands of champions an eight first that is on the volley did shannon's cross right after the break and then because of assisted and somewhat first is late go is this a petersburg side to their title defense on a high. while a last gasp goal by inform the miss him of it helped fourth placed on a draw one won it people on the who sized explosive exploit after ten minutes i quote on to that lead to the end but that salvaged the draw to do you can to injury time the ball

scares have led to the opening of nearly 100 independent store fronts across japan where residents like yukiradiation. i can't believe the government, we don't believe them. we have to protect ourselves. that's what we've learned from fukushima. japan's government is constantly monitoring radiation in the air, ground, and water on a local and national level. but she is a living example that the government can't control the spread of radiation everywhere. never listen to what the government tells you, she says, if you do, you'll pay. she and her family go back inside with little relief from the government. they'll try to handle this crisis on their own. cnn, japan. >>> and the 9.0 earthquake that unleashed a tsunami and japan's nuclear crisis was the fourth largest quake on record and the biggest one, of course, ever to strike japan. >>> and egypt's historic presidential vote may be headed for a runoff. and there are concerns that one leading candidate could turn egypt into another iran. >>> new orleans is about to become the biggest metro area in the world without a daily print newspaper. >>