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How Will Mubarak's Trial Shape Egypt's Transition?

Season 2011 Episode 1450 | 8m 13s

After months of agitation by protesters, Egypt's former President Mubarak and two sons will stand trial on charges of murder, attempted murder and abuse of power. Margaret Warner discusses how the legal action could shape Egypt's transition with Arab Reform Bulletin's Michele Dunne and Georgetown University's Samer Shehata.

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