ahmed maher is their leader. >> ahmed maher is a civil engineer. almost compulsively quiet, compulsively limelight-avoiding young guy. but very tech savvy. >> narrator: david wolman from wired magazine has been reporting inside april 6th movement and watching maher use the web to spread antigovernment messages to eager young egyptians. >> in the real world, these governments are good at suppressing assembly. but short of shutting off the internet, the governments really can't prevent the people from communicating and convening in this new and incredibly powerful way. >> narrator: maher was plugged into a network of activists determined to expose the repression in the mubarak regime. >> what happened in egypt in the last few years was that a lot of bloggers were just filming police brutality on mobile phones. >> the power of a video, of seei in action someone bei beaten and tortured and killed, is incredibly powerful. it's something that probably words just-- it can't convey in the same sense. >> narrator: egyptians saw something new and shocking: g

in the old days the leader of the local mountains well as with ahmed a mean used to throw warriors breaching the strict laws of the day from such cliffs into the abyss those of them who could safely reach the banks were allowed to live on however there were only a handful of survivors. more than a hundred years on a team of rafters went to the canyons balsam to put themselves to the test in a bid to get the upper hand on the powerful mountain stream a belisle river always complained rough is on that clearing trap it is quite an ordeal. the. old ones the ones old ones like the ones all of the ones. who are back away. rafters know the belisle river has an unpredictable character and extremely difficult rapids as is the science of international competitions each year tons of groups are rushing play bass and boulders and treacherously conceal all those. currents change cools to hollow out nieces under the rocks will pull spring up in the most unexpected places the river floods off any detail study of it it is therefore impossible to chart the best route from the rapids. all the boat everybody ge

and of course of bricks ahmed brics countries call for peaceful solution of libyan crisis through dialogue as leaders are giving a press conference at the summit in china the world's fastest growing economies have come together in a bid to have their say in the global issues. that you ask is using the latest technological achievements just spread democracy in the arab world the trainings for the anti-government activists or hope to give a ripple effect but some say america's intentions are not bad in a sense. and relations between the u.s. and pakistan hit their lowest levels since nine eleven slam abad demands washington cuts the cia operations in the country drone attacks continue to cause casualties among civilians. because of the top stories here in our city back at the top of the hour with more sports next the meantime. thanks for another very warm welcome to sports today i'm you know neal our headlines this hour. then there were four a shelf out in real madrid complete the semifinal lineup in the champions league. breaking the rules and each are punished first feeling to feel young r

ambulances on the scene and that they leaving behind a number of destroyed tanks a number of destroyed ahmed vehicles now nato has responded by saying that it is aware of these claims that at this stage we have and they have no more information than that this follows an earlier strike or what the libyan foreign ministry says were british planes hitting an oil field in the south east of this country now it's not immediately clear what was the target because city an oil field is not a military target it was some here in tripoli suggesting that perhaps they're trying to stop the production of gadhafi zoila perhaps purines him from being able to access the money he gets from that to continue with his military operation but three guards were killed in that strike several people have been injured now the foreign ministry is calling that an act of aggression it's a sort of violates international law it also violates that u.n. resolution one nine seven three which actually sanctioned foreign intervention in this country in the first place increasingly in nato is bearing the brunt of criticisms from

director leon panetta and pakistan's intelligence chief, lieutenant general ahmed shuja pasha. for more, we turn to shuja nawaz, the director of the south asia center at the atlantic council, and the author of "crossed swords: pakistan, its army and the wars within." welcome. you were recently in pakistan. does this represent a new break or a continuation of the building tension? >> i think this is a very sharp escalation of the war of words between the united states and pakistan. it's really reflecting the very deep-seated anger that i could feel in my conversations with senior military and intelligence officials in pakistan. and what they thought was very striking use of tactical weapons inside pakistan which risked damaging the strategic alliance between the two countries. >> ifill: this is not new, this unhappiness about the use of drones. was it the c.i.a. contractor, the raymond davis case that sparked it? why the meeting yesterday here in washington? >> i think it's a culmination of a number of things. the raymond davis case was merely a symptom of this difficult relatio

i won to thank our panelists, ahmed bin abdullah al-mahmoud, nabil fahmy, ibrahim kalin, thank you.pplause] speeches three click program notes about tomorrow. first, the working groups begin at 9:45. at 11:00, we have a terrific plenary on the rule of it the media moderated by david gregory immediately followed by a luncheon where we will bring together the whole procedure of the form and you are working groups. [applause] ♪ [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> now a discussion on the muslim brotherhood and political unrest in the arab world. house intelligence subcommittee examines the groups influence in egypt and the rest of the middle east. founded in 1928, the muslim brotherhood is the oldest and largest islamic political group. [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon and welcome. the house select committee on intelligence, subcommittee on terrorism, human intelligence analysis and counterintelligence will come to order. the first order of business is to welcome my ranking member, mike thompson and the other members of the subcomm