push police into retreat. and then the protesters came onto our side, and it was amazing, their numbers. nora s footage, like so many of the powerful images that are captured during those first weeks of revolution, ends up on youtube and inspires others in egypt and beyond to join the revolution. i think it was really the most documented event in our lives. just 18 days after it begins egypt s revolution succeeds in pushing hosni mubarak from power when on february 11th, 2011 he resigns. thousands of egyptians celebrate the end of his regime. but for many egyptians the situation does not improve. mubarak is merely replaced by a
push police into retreat. and then the protesters came onto our side, and it was amazing, their numbers. nora s footage, like so many of the powerful images that are captured during those first weeks of revolution, ends up on youtube and inspires others in egypt and beyond to join the revolution. i think it was really the most documented event in our lives. just 18 days after it begins egypt s revolution succeeds in pushing hosni mubarak from power when on february 11th, 2011 he resigns. thousands of egyptians celebrate the end of his regime. but for many egyptians the situation does not improve. mubarak is merely replaced by a council of military rulers. and in a few months time
push police into retreat. and then the protesters came onto our side, and it was amazing, their numbers. nora s footage, like so many of the powerful images that are captured during those first weeks of revolution, ends up on youtube and inspires others in egypt and beyond to join the revolution. i think it was really the most documented event in our lives. just 18 days after it begins egypt s revolution succeeds in pushing hosni mubarak from power when on february 11th, 2011 he resigns. thousands of egyptians celebrate the end of his regime. but for many egyptians the situation does not improve. mubarak is merely replaced by a council of military rulers. and in a few months time clashes begin again.
the demonstrators prevail and push police into retreat. and then the protesters came onto our side, and it was amazing, their numbers. nora s footage, like so many of the powerful images that are captured during those first weeks of revolution, ends up on youtube and inspires others in egypt and beyond to join the revolution. i think it was really the most documented event in our lives. just 18 days after it begins egypt s revolution succeeds in pushing hosni mubarak from power when on february 11th, 2011, he resigns. thousands of egyptians celebrate the end of his regime. but for many egyptians the situation does not improve. mubarak is merely replaced by a council of military rulers. and in a few months time
pakistan is still a dangerous country. but for once there are hopeful signs from there as well. up next, another country where the military has tussled with elected leaders egypt. where is its revolution headed? i have a great panel. the big problem in egypt is that respect for constitutions in this country is somewhat lacking. so you can imagine the same thing that happened on february 11th, 2011 and that happened on july 3rd, 2013 will happen at some future date because whatever constitution we re going to get there s no real public commitment. [ male announcer ] fight pepperoni heartburn and pepperoni breath fast with tums freshers. concentrated relief that goes to work in seconds and freshens breath. tums freshers. tum.tum.tum.tum. tums! fast heartburn relief and minty fresh breath. [ slap! ] [ male announcer ] your favorite foods fighting you? fight back fast with tums. calcium-rich tums starts working so fast