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And that causes much more anger and people gathered again around 2:00 around the mosque, and they were seized by security forces. and the security forces created more brutality. we have confirmed a few names of people that have been killed. another eight names are being circulated and we are trying to confirm the names. people are being slaughtered right now in dara. the protesters, though, unlike in tunisia, unlike in egypt, they re not calling for the end of the president s regime. no. no one has told the president to leave. they are asking for a simple and realistic demand. they are asking for the release of prisoners of conscience. they are asking for the abolishment of emergency law. ....
Unlike in tunisia, unlike in egypt, they re not calling for the end of the president s regime. no. no one has told the president to leave. they are asking for a simple and realistic demand. they are asking for the release of prisoners of conscience. they are asking for the abolishment of emergency law. they are asking for reform in the country. syria is full of young people who would love a quality education. they have to be given the chance to prove themselves and to build the country. this is not the way the president should be managing this. he has to start listening. it s the time to start listening and acting. he can t afford anymore promises. reforms should have started 11 years ago, not now. this man has to start listening to the demands of his people now. i applaud your courage and appreciate your talking to us. ....
Circulated and we are trying to confirm the names. people are being slaughtered right now in dara. the protesters, though, unlike in tunisia, unlike in egypt, they re not calling for the end of the president s regime. no. no one has told the president to leave. they are asking for a simple and realistic demand. they are asking for the release of prisoners of conscience. they are asking for the abolishment of emergency law. they are asking for reform in the country. syria is full of young people who would love a quality education. they have to be given the chance to prove themselves and to build the country. this is not the way the president should be managing this. he has to start listening. it s the time to start listening and acting. he can t afford anymore ....
Egypt, tunisia, hillary clinton, jasmine. all these words that are associated with the unrest in the middle east and north africa. largely because the same conditions apply in china. different but you can see that the chinese leaders are extremely concerned with the series of high-level meetings all dealing with social stability and what they call social management. indeed. having spent sometime in china i know what they re doing right now. thank you. we appreciate this. of course, we don t know where it s going. this is unpress debited and how bad it s going to get. totally unchartered territory. we know about moammar gadhafi. how much do we know about his sons? cables reveal many of them seem to share their father s violent tendencies and expensive tastes. in here, inventory can be taught to learn. so products get routed to where they re needed most. ....
People concessions and in saudi arabia s case, billions of dollars in an effort to stem the tide. four days after mubarak fell, peaceful demonstrations started in libya against president gadhafi. unlike in tunisia and egypt, the crowd started smaller and the international media was not allowed in the country but like the other leaders gadhafi was defiant. what reports got out told of soldiers firing teargas and bullets, even bombs dropped on protesters. none of which cnn could confirm. still, they were determined and ten days after the demonstrations started gadhafi s son had to go on state tv to threaten them. and later the president used his media to show a picture of peacefulness, power and business as usual. so now, john, here we are. the uprising in libya having an impact on the oil price which is oil prices which is having a major impact on the rest of the world. a huge effect. we want to walk you through the ....