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'60s but in the end they all led to dictatorships never lasting democracy. it's too soon to tell for tunisia but there is hope. we look at them not as an isolated episode but part of a decade of change. there is a pattern emerging. ten years the political landscape was bleak in the arab world. today there are sprouts of democracy breaking out all over. this progress is mostly happening as two steps back, one step forward, two steps ford, one step back, but it is happening. start with iraq. it's still struggling through deep sectarianism, it is a somewhat functional multiparty government and vi...

Former city manager. the same city manager who made nearly $800,000 a year and that did not go over well. the city stopped the loan program and it's trying to figure out how much money it is owed. martha: we have 500,000 people filing for unemployment claims this week. that, the worst job numbers we have seen in nine months. the market is down a third of a percent. bill: one step back, one step up, two steps back. there are new concerns in the effort to stop iran from building a nuclear weapon. israel may have only days to strike a news jar facility. if the bombers fly what would that mean for...

And other places it was in part by saying we're not going to be corrupt. we're religious. we're students, and the corruption of the government isn't serving you. we'll be brutal but at least we'll be honest. if they're still offering that and we're trying to make an afghan government that is not corrupt to be a viable alternative to that but our very presence by the virtue of the fact we have to spend a ton of money and we're foreigners and have to protect ourselves, is our influence here, our presence here is inheritly corrupting because a lot of money flows everywhere we go. it's like it's n...

If the taliban -- when they took pure in the '90s, it was here and other places it was in part by saying we're not going to be corrupt. we're religious. we're students, and the corruption of the government isn't serving you. we'll be brutal but at least we'll be honest. if they're still offering that and we're trying to make an afghan government that is not corrupt to be a viable alternative to that but our very presence by the virtue of the fact we have to spend a ton of money and we're foreigners and have to protect ourselves, is our influence here, our presence here is inheritly corrupting ...

Before as you know under previous administrations of both parties. kim jong-un, his father, his grandfather, the regime that rules north korea has done a two steps ford, one step back strategy. reporter: they are deep in discussions about how and when to open up the testing site to international visitors. a move that just weeks ago would have seemed impossible. eric: we'll have more on the peace talks coming up and whether kim jong-un can be trusted. we'll interview a former state department official who advised president trump. during a joint press conference with benjamin netanyahu within th...