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What, shepard half of the people who voted for him meaning the muslim brotherhood have quit. moved to the opposition. he has been elected democratically but half of his voters have moved away from him and he has never, as you said, in the introduction conducted any serious reform it is very odd that on paper he has been elected democratically and on paper this is a coupe. reality this is a revolution protected by the army. that's the real perception. >> shepard: remembering that the spring of the arab spring in 2011 began at a fruit stand. we realize these sorts of movements sometimes spread. ...

They can now organize across vast regions mobilizing populations. idle, humiliated by poverty, and crushed by government corruption, their frustration and their anger grows. in such a setting for america to actually change lives, to change communities and nations in the middle east, foreign aid must also play a role and the shape that role should play was brought into focus by the life and death of muhammad of tunisia, that street vendor who self emulated and who sparked there by the arab spring. you probably know his background but it touched me. he was just 26 years old. he had provided for ...

Unhealthy foods will be banned because of new guidelines. schools are encouraged but not required to extend the policy to evening and weekend events such as the sports concessions and fundraisers. so no more bake sales. maybe a fruit stand instead. tonight we have a new series on big issues facing the country in this election year. first up, national security. the presidential candidate position on the war on terror. here is senior white house foreign affairs correspondent wendell goler. >> both the president and his likely republican channeler accused the other of flip-flops and bad policy ...

Waiting for it and trying to prepare for it, but you can never really prepare for it. you think you're ready, but you always have the knot in your stomach and worrying. because it's kind of like the rest of your life rides on tomorrow. not only for me, but for my family. they're waiting. >> tomorrow morning, the board will decide whether or not he is suitable for parole. but haro is already making plans. >> then i'm going to go to the fruit stand and get me an avocado and a big juicy hamburger. sing a song with my granddaughter. coming up, a thoughtless crime tears a family apart. >> but the...

good evening upon. i'm ali velshi sitting in for erin burnett tonight. out in front, campaign is kicking into high gear. candidates are criss-crossing the state, trying to pick up last-minute support for the first contest in the race for the gop nomination. let's go straight to the political correspondt. jim acosta is on the ground in iowa. good to see you. lots of campaign events and everybody is back in the game. a recent poll shows 12% of voters in iowa, still undecided. you spoke with the iowa gop chair about the race. what did he have to say? >> reporter: ali, basically he said ...