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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20110212:12:01:00 - Vimarsana News

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Literally, the egyptian military. they are the focus for the rest of the world wondering, what's next. >> this is cnn. it is february 12th. i'm randi kaye. >> we invite you from around the world of our continuing coverage of the revolution in egypt. >> historic change happening in egypt. the protesters are still celebrating. we are waiting for a special message. we will bring it to you as soon as we can. there are still tanks and troops in cairo's main square. a different mood. people are gathering again to celebrate victory and clean up a little bit. >> have a look at the scene just last nigh...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20110212:11:38:00 - Vimarsana News

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We have seen this. we have seen protests happen. quickly, the mood turns into one of people wanting regimes here. we heard from activists there were clashes and threatened the activists there. we spoke to them and he told us that's not the case. he denied it. they are expecting more to happen in other parts of yemen. >> all right. following it in yemen for us. thank you. in iran, friday was the 32nd anniversary of that country's own islamic revolution. they call the timing of the fall of the mubarak regime a co-incident. a middle east is taking shape. not one the west was hoping for. i'm cur...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20110212:11:37:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20110212:11:37:00

Others came out to voice their displeasure with their own government. we look at reactions. how did people in yemen react to the news from egypt? >> reporter: well, randi, a short while ago, the official government statement came out. egypt was expressing solidarity and saying to help the egyptian people in this time strengthen the ties between both countries. you didn't wait that long to hear from the yemen people. after hours of the resignation -- tahrir square was pro-egyptian. in the end, antigovernment demonstration. they have slogans, down with president of yemen. they want regime change...

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But he has to leave power. he can step aside and get the country to move on and the power is transitional government -- caretaker government and have a year of transition. >> elbaradei weighed in on whether or not egypt's peace treaty with israel would survive this revolution. there will be great fear about a potential leader of egypt saying that the peace treaty is not rock solid with israel. >> well, i think -- i think everybody saying it is rock solid, but everybody also saying that at the same breath that whether egypt is a democracy, whether egypt is a dictatorship, everybody in egypt w...

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Feature. the rest of the middle east, the elections in egypt, whether egypt's parliament becomes dominantly muslim brotherhood, whether that takes a kind of extreme islamic, we don't know. what happens in tunisia and bahrain and king of jordan, what happens to assad in syria? all of these things remain with question marks on them. it is from my view one of the most potentially dangerous and volatile times that we live in. >> how much of an intelligence loss do you think we've suffered because of the drone that crashed in iran? and why didn't we do something to blow it up? >> i really -- it's d...