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TUNIS, Tunisia  A leading Tunisian economist estimates that the family of 
Tunisia's ex-dictator embezzled more than $20 billion dollars from the North 
African country.A U.N. team on Thursday presented Tunisia with a check for 
$28 million dollars recovered from the Lebanese bank account of Leila Trabelsi, 
wife of deposed president Zine El Abidine Ben Ali.Economist Ezzedine Saidane 
on Friday describe the check as a "small sum" easily obtained, and 
warned that it could take 15 to 20 years to find the 
rest.Information about the Lebanese account was found in a presidential 
palace near the capital, making it relatively easy to recover.The Tunisian 
economy has been hard hit by its revolution and the financial crisis 
in its European trading partners.
sked Gen. Martin Dempsey, 
chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, whether he agreed with it. 
Dempsey said he had not seen the report."You said it's not publicly 
released, so I choose not to comment on it," Dempsey said.The DIA 
assessment is not out of line with comments Dempsey made Wednesday when 
he was asked at a Pentagon news conference whether North Korea was 
capable of mating a nuclear warhead to a ballistic missile that could 
reach Japan or beyond.In response, Dempsey said the extent of North Korean 
progress on designing a nuclear weapon small enough to operate as a 
missile warhead was a classified matter. But he did not rule out 
that the North has achieved the capability revealed in the DIA report."They 
have conducted two nuclear tests," Dempsey told a Pentagon news conference. 
"They have conducted several successful ballistic missile launches. And 
in the absence of concrete evidence to the contrary, we have to 
assume the worst case, and that's why we're postured as we are 
today." He was referring to recent moves by the U.S. to increase 
its missile defense capabilities in the Pacific.At the House hearing where 
Lamborn revealed the DIA conclusion, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel was asked 
a different version of the same question: Does North Korea have the 
capability to strike U.S. territory with a nuclear weapon? Hagel said the 
answer is no."Now does that mean that they won't have it or 
they can't have it or they're not working on 
 
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