Yemen’s Ali Abdullah Saleh Returns, Awkwardly.

Thousands of protestors in the poorest Arab country fed up with president's lies.

After receiving medical treatment in Saudi Arabia, president Ali Abdullah Saleh has returned to Yemen facing a pretty cold welcome. Thousands of protesters hit the streets in Sana’a and Taiz calling for a new revolution after the president once again failed to sign a deal with the opposition to cede power. Government forces injured 17 people in the last protest and 150 people have been killed in the last two weeks of fighting. Saleh, who’s been in power for over 30 years, warns that the country could face civil war and empower al-Qaeda if he leaves immediately.