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

friesen finland finds himself under attack for speaking out against chechen terrorists dealt with maher and sterile links borders in helsinki finland shelters and instruments islamised website for march make statements about terror attacks in russia. and breaking the news breaking the budget u.s. networks the cost of covering disasters in war and so find the millions needed to pay their start and course. time outlets have spent most of their annual budget just months. well despite public criticism of how well reid's participation in the bombing of libya griffin continues massing its forces anti-war activists john rees told loren at the government will not withdraw from the conflict before the coalition reshape some political map of the region here's more of his thoughts. today i'm talking to john reese he's very active in the stop the war coalition that position is that the british military should not have got involved in intervention in libya john reese thank you very much for talking to martine now the government says that the air strikes prevented a massacre in benghazi why are you r

bill maher, louise rening and a lot of people said if you do this, you cannot negotiate. that's a good thing. the city attorney said as a result of passage of this, you cannot negotiate. but there's either a finding that it impacts or it doesn't. the truth of the matter is that if it does impact and the reason for prop k was to stop concessions. this is a public property. it's a public easement for air and lifmente anybody their same mind would charge money if they were a private owner if they were going to sell it. we're proposing to give it away. we can't buy it back. we can't buy back new parks in those areas. once you build around it, there was nothing but an air shaft. and that's what happened. almost wiped out st. mary's park, the only one in chinatown at the time, et cetera, et cetera. economic debate was held and decided by the voters overwhelmingly, i might add. the ballot says -- if you read the ballot argument on the front page, you shall if you vote for this, you want to establish permanent standards. if you vote against this, do you want flexibility? that's w

maher and the basic arguments. and i appreciate all of the work they did on prop k. and i think prop k works. and i think the city as commissioner moore says benefits from legislation such as prop k. but i would like to ask questions of the city attorney, if i may, because to me a great deal of this revolves around the fact that legislation can have mistakes in the manner in which it's written. and i know all three of the people to whom i referred in the audience have been involved for many, many years with legislation and have seen legislation that contains errors. to me, this is revolving around the correction of an error to a good extent. comment? >> deputy city attorney burns. fs my understanding this is not regarding an error in the legislation but rather there was an error in the memo that went with the docket in 1989 by these bodies jointly. and that the correction being proposed today by staff is not to change the standard of 20% that was applied to these parks but rather to correct that this park individually does not meet that standard. staff, of course, ca

opportunity to win a cruiserweight bank for the first time in his amazing career lead would have me maher is regarded as one of the top boxes in this category despite losing his last bite to w.p.a. champ market hug by a split decision. my motivation in this particular battery that froze i get opportunity to share would russia tell a big effect god gave me. because the way title is the only one that's alluded me between murder we had a week or so as to get there before we took it so that brings us up to date so we got more bit lighter next time it is the. or the. man in the ship would be soo much brighter.

hear's one from bill maher ripping george w. bush. >> president bush filed. he's paying $207-k. wow. of course, president bush's tax return different. he claims the christian rights as dependents. he declared the 2000 election as a gift. [laughter] chris: a little more bite there, wasn't there? when we come back, enough about taxes. let's turn to debt. there's a hot debate among young evangelicals right now. is there a hell? what if there is no hell? plus, scoops and predictions. be right back. chris: welcome back. this week's "time" magazine has this cover. "what if there's no hell?" it talks about a michigan minister, a pastor, who rocked evangelicals with a best-selling book. pastor bell argues there is no hell, thank god is a forgiving god. here's the video talking about why the traditional roots to salvation may not be necessary. >> you need to be initiated or baptized or take a class or converted or being born again? how does one become one of these few? the center of the gospel of jesus is that god is going to send you to hell unless you believe in jesus. and so what gets

security services radio russia's republic of english kill several terrorists from the in a separate bill maher of the most wanted man in the country. well our dreams have now latest from the world of sport now i am an arsenal fan for my sins and before you say anything i don't think are something that should be replaced as i asked the manager ok i talking points why is that they carry because you have not won anything six years nine in the champions league every year brings on young players come on you know you've got you've got a market that is a fair point it's a fair point. but at the minute. everything that happened from the english premier league coming up plus a look at the action from the russian prime league in a few months. hello there you're watching the sport and this is what is coming up. surprise leaders new boys bowled a stun gun on the moscow to go joint top in the russian premier league. but our plans are the first side through to the current cup final after something like a might see. on the india crown cricket world champions after beating sure lanka in months. but let's star

questioned by police fall we have argued for the use of a large he has been a longtime critic of darfur maher is behind a massive advantage here for violence and his mouthpiece website called censor. the anger of libyan rebels with nato tactics that countries rose together was a number of civilian casualties opposition leaders lashed out of the alliance for not arming them and failing to properly respond to it on its offensives. hand-out stricken portugal has finally asked the e.u. for a bailout a move many predict it was only a matter of time this comes as a fresh world europe's economy still struggling after already bailing out ireland and reads. and next the prime minister of kyrgyzstan tells algren all about the changes his country has gone through says life savers popular uprising which ousted president spotlight is coming up in a few minutes. for the. we've got. the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers. if. you. are and. how will he handle welcome to spotlight the interview show at r.t. i'm going off and today my guests on the program is item by the. last

killed seventeen militants last monday the wife dr and assistant of russell's number one terrorist dog maher of were identified among his death experts agree this proves there is a high chance of more of himself was killed as the three were the first side somebody said not yet been identified before runs across multiple records take several weeks but multifarious operation targeting them are over his inner circle responsible for a series of deadly attacks in russia started earlier this year the results of the mission were released as moscow marked the year third the double suicide bomb attack on two of the matter of station of the suspects behind the atrocity has been identified in mosul being killed in special anti terror operations are things i do not question about visited the site of the moscow blast. it started off as just an ordinary monday morning for me three people he like many others had a certain string in his step knowing the harsh moscow winter was over but little did he realize the night to me he would be thrown into just a few minutes late and suddenly there was a very horribl

particularly about names or the key bearers or implementors of ideology for instance osama bin ladin maher and so on in the afghan area also eventually macgruber region in africa and northern caucasus another so therefore ideologists in leaders are always connected to organizations we know a large number of examples throughout history when the disappearance of a sacred leader deprive the whole structure of its pillar as a rule an organization emerges following the collision of some significant processes and a character with complicated causal facts that's why the international community focuses on neutralizing the leader in some way or another hoping pressure will follow on the structure it only makes sense of the structure is impacted negatively it undermines the organization's combative spirit and then leaders begin to alternating compete for power in the structure gets disorganized clearly these aspects undermine your has ation in general according to you information how many camps are militants are active there in other regions. well in one way or another the national air terrorism com

russia southern republic of the on monday it was thought that russia's most wanted terrorist bill maher of would be among those killed but a number of friends a cast of get to be carried out to verify the information going to great security forces off and destroy the militants camp with terrorists were being trained the operation took place on the eve of the first anniversary of the twin suicide bombings that ask help natural flaming of lives or tears medina caution of it caught up with some of the survivors of the deadly attacks. it started off as just an ordinary monday morning for me he like many others had a certain spring in his step knowing the harsh moscow winter was all over but little did he realize the nightmare he would be thrown into just a few minutes later suddenly there was a very horrible sound as if something huge had formed. and i woke up and there was a small haze. he was shouting and rushing out of the car would meet me had heard was the start of the worst terrorist attack in the russian capital in six years just before eight am the first of two explosions hit the mo

immense metro bombing led to focus on internal politics and belarus investigative journalist polish maher says president lukashenko is regime was the target. it's quite hard to judge of this. sort forward three notions that a group of disaffected people or young extremists or someone with mental illness my suspicion is that it's going to go because it's only one hundred meters from these are going to storage and offices and of course these are very controversial figure he has ruled the roost for now for i think nineteen years he's rushed over many of the elections the last elections in december contested and i think what we're seeing is a rising discontent with these authoritarian regime a president of belarus has after been criticized for his hardline stance on his opposition terrorism expert says look great means his rivals are incapable of such an attack as the one we saw in. the president look at franco won a highly disputed election in december and there is a deeply disgruntled opposition but the opposition has never showed any signs of being able to be involved in something like thi

but ever since dealing with international terrorism others like investigative journalist paul glass maher say that president lukashenko is a regime way of even talking it's quite hard to judge at this point the k.g.b. have put forward three notions that are a group of disaffected people or young extremists or someone with mental illness my suspicion is that it's aimed at president because it's only one hundred meters from these are going to strafe novices and of course he's a very controversial figure he has ruled the roost for now for i think nineteen years he's rushed over many of the elections the last elections in december contested and i think that what we might be seeing is a rising discontent with its authority regime. while a bit of research reels from but that will get stuck extremist views find a safe haven in the unexpected place finish or thirty second or the promotion of terrorism right under their nose in the country's capital harboring a website which openly supports a time in russia. to flee says it's going to accept tens of thousands of new refugees from unstable i repeat

claimed are terrorist in fact one of the world's most wanted terrorist especially in russia joe cool maher of basically crimes himself that this is his window to the world this is his propaganda mouthpiece and of course he was claims out by the un to have links to al qaeda so according to international law this site should be shut down it's part of his assets which should be frozen according to the law but instead this priest who has been speaking out against this site for years and he himself has been the victim of psychological terror here in finland has been fired will speak more about that with me and why this is happening is a doctor you'll come back him and he has been dealing with this case for years himself claims he's a victim of psychological terror tell us how is it possible that molar a has been defrocked for criticizing a site which is known to belong to dock omar because the. ruling elite. if you can sort of finish finish the soil and they are. trying to change the public opinion in finland among the official do among the media to protect more of the respect to do more if you

they would never say, "i just saw bill maher last night, and looks like he's gained some weight" or blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, you know? this, that, and the other. but i've gotten, "janeane garofalo looking like an unmade bed." and then one person put something like-- in an interview, that said, "let's hope her new year's resolution entails joining a gym." because our culture objectifies women and is dreadfully unfair to women on every level, i would say that there'd be a number of people who are watching it-- i bring it up only because there will be people out there watching it who will have comments on my physical appearance and also my strong opinions, and somehow the two will equal unlikability. do you know what i mean? whereas if you were addressing, right now, another male comic, that would never enter into it. like, "boy, i found that guy unattractive." i get frequently accused of just rolling out of bed, not being clean. someone wrote a letter to conan asking that i take a shower next time i come on. and-- and joan rivers attacked you. well, she attacks everybody. joan rivers

. >> maged maher is an activist and a good friend of the imprisoned blogger, michael nabil, whose caserights splash point. nabil was hauled before a military court and sentenced to three years in prison for what he wrote. >> we're not free yet. we went to street and we shouted loudly that we want freedom. if people go to jail, because expressing an opinion, we don't have it yet. >> reporter: so a question hangs over egypt and the answer to it matters to the whole world. are you free today? >> we are free, and we are to create the system now. >> reporter: this man is a poet. he was one of the more prominent activists in the revolution. we first met him when he was camped out in tahrir square during the protests. we returned to the square with him on friday. more traffic than protests. a few protesters were there, urging national unity. the biggest security presence were the traffic cops. and we found yousef is still cautiously optimistic. like so many egyptians we met. >> we are free people but we want to be a free nation. >> reporter: it matters so much because egypt with its 85 millio

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