muslim brothers said that. the united states now the united states is negotiating with the muslim brothers usually i say george bush and bin ladden are twins so we cannot discuss the muslim brothers or the egyptian revolution in isolation from their superpowers and the word. politics the muslim brotherhood did not start that evolution the muslim brothers are not the majority in egypt they are the minority that evolution under twenty five of january started without the muslim brothers there was not the same islamic slogan or christian or religious it was a very secular revolution from the beginning and when that revolution succeeded then the muslim brother joined on in the usually do that also in just a few days ago on the it's of july with the second revolution the muslim brotherhood did not share and they were even against it and today they are against the demonstrations but the medians of people in egypt are demonstrating and so the muslim brothers have no choice so they join. us we're going to you ok this is

bush and then lead them out of planes so we cannot discuss the muslim brothers or the egyptian revolution in isolation from their superpowers and their work. quite attics the muslim brotherhood did not start their evolution the muslim brothers are not the majority in egypt they are the minority that evolution under twenty five of january started without the muslim brothers there was not the same. old christian or religious it was a very secular revolution from the beginning when that revolution succeeded then got muslim brother joined our pain we usually do that also in just a few days ago on be it's of july with the second revolution the muslim brotherhood did not share and they wouldn't even against it and today they are against the demonstrations but the media and of people in egypt are demonstrating and so the muslim brothers have no choice so the drawing. is only going to you because if this is the muslim brotherhood is a political factor on the ground i mean how do you deal with it ok it is popular with a lot of heat now lorenzo go ahead. of course there is sort of a lot as usual i

bush and then lead them out of twins so we cannot discuss the muslim brothers or of the egyptian revolution in isolation from their super followers and there were. quite a ticks the muslim brotherhood this is not start their revolution the muslim brothers are not the majority in egypt they are the minority that evolution under twenty five of generally started without the muslim brothers there was not there seemed. christian or religious it was a very secular revolution from the beginning when their revolution succeeded them the muslim brotherhood dry and are in the usual you do bet. also in just a few days of it's of delight with the second group the muslim brotherhood did not share and they wouldn't even i didn't think they are against demonstrations but that me and of people in egypt are against thinking and so the muslim brothers have no choice so they die. but i'm going to go to you because if this is the muslim brotherhood is a political fact on the ground i mean how do you deal with it ok it is popular with a lot of people now lorenzo go ahead. yeah i'll course it is because of a lot

and so the muslim brothers have no choice so they guy. has let me go to you because he this is the muslim brotherhood is a political fact on the ground i mean how do you deal with it ok it is popular with a lot of people now lorenzo go ahead. yeah of course it is part of a lot of people i think you know the problem is. how do you deal with that on a practical and i think the the the supreme council of the armed forces also as a probably in a way a lot of people are accusing them of striking a deal with the brotherhood. which to some degree is true because at the end of the day the brotherhood is this point in time the only force they can reasonably acquire twenty five thirty percent of qualified minority will lead him to be did the greatest party in the future egyptian parliament or how you deal with the liberals i think that is where the problem lays in the thank you have not been able to create to untie brotherhood the coalition where you have forces from all walks of life good anyways do not share these almost platform views and run aga

do only i say george bush and then lead them are twins so we cannot discuss the muslim brothers or the egyptian revolution in isolation from their superpowers and there were. quite attics the muslim brotherhood did not start their revolution the muslim brothers are not the majority in egypt they are the minority that evolution on between q five of gen he started without the muslim brothers there was not that same deal. old christian or religious it was a very secular revolution from the beginning when that revolution succeeded then the muslim rather grind on in the usual you do that also in just a few days ago on the it's of late with the second revolution the muslim brotherhood did not share and they were even against it and today they are against the demonstrations but the neons of people in egypt are against treating and so the muslim brothers have no choice so they join in on the air circle around tahrir square as we're going to you because it is the muslim brotherhood is a political fact on the ground i mean how do you deal with it ok he's popular with a lot of people you know the

they are against to demonstrate sions but the neons of people in egypt are against and so the muslim brothers have no choice so the drawing. is only going to you because it is the muslim brotherhood is a political factor on the ground i mean how do you deal with it ok in this party with a lot of you know the answer go ahead. of course any sort of oh if you will i think you know the problem is. how you do that on a practical and i think the our need the supreme council of your own forces also as i probably know a lot of people at. using of striking a deal with the brotherhood that which to some degree is true because at the end of the day the brotherhood is at this point in time the only force they can reasonably acquire a twenty five thirty percent of qualified minority will lead him to be did the greatest party in the near future egyptian parliament how you deal with the liberals i think that is where the problem lays in that they could have not been able to create a. brotherhood the coalition where you have forces from all walks of life that anyways do not share these almost platform and vi

bush and then lead them out of planes so we cannot discuss the muslim brothers or the egyptian revolution in isolation from their superpowers and the word. politics the muslim brotherhood does not start their revolution the muslim brothers are not the majority in egypt they are the minority that evolution on the twenty five of january started without the muslim brothers there was not the same deal islamic. or christian or religious it was a very sick. from the beginning when their revolution succeeded them the mausoleum rather dry and by being the usual you do that. no just he would be the girl it's of delight with the second revolution the muslim brotherhood did not share and they wouldn't even against it until they are against demolished nations but me and the people in egypt again and so the muslim brothers have no choice so they join. us but i'm going to you and i say this if they don't get the muslim brotherhood is a political fact on the ground i mean how do you deal with it ok it is popular with a lot of people now lorenzo go ahead. yeah of course it is because of a lot of people i

the muslim brothers of course are not the muslim brothers established in 1948. it is not the muslim brothers of the nazi years or a lot of the mubarak years. it is constantly shifting and changing and also we have to look at the generational aspect. i mean many of you probably know that the youth are, many of the youth are parting ways with the old generation and many of these youth were in the square, into rear. they were co-mingling and mingling with you might call the more secular counterparts. often people don't need because of the way society works. so there was a certain kind of appreciation for the other although still there is inoperable -- a lot of wariness. many are much more tuned in to what secular young progressive youth want and also the youth now -- i do gender studies and i have always looked at gender in women and the youth are very gender mixed. i went to several meetings prior to the march 9 demonstrations, and it was women and men, youth, both youth. i mean male youth and female youth and they are much more mixed in general. it is the elders

the muslim brothers and other groups are components of the egyptian people. it cannot be ignored. the last regime had taken a lot of measures against them. they put them in prisons. they dealt with them with very severe conditions. but we say the muslim brothers and other groups, if they are committed to the rules and to become -- and to the constitution of egypt, they have right to practice and enter into the political life. by this action of the scaf, they are changing in better conditions. they submitted a request to have their party. the committee of the parties approved their party because that are not adopting religious content. they are not seeking to have a religious country. the of seeking to have the same rights as all egyptians. our belief is that the measures of the mubarak regime with the muslim brothers gave some more credibility than they deserved. i tell you that recently, one or two months, there were elections in the student union in cairo university, about 20 persons, maybe less than. their volume in each of this not exceed 25 persons, maybe less. but at the end

the muslim brothers, of course, is not the muslim brothers that was established in the beginning.lim brothers even from a lot of the mubarak years. it is constantly shifting and changing. and also, we have to look at the generational aspect. i mean, many of you probably know that many of the youth are sort of parting ways with the old generation. many of these youth or in tahrir square, and they were mingling with what we might call a more secular counterparts. often people do not meet because of the way society works. so there was a certain kind of bleeding and appreciation for the other, although still a lot of wariness. but i think the number islamists are much more attuned into much of what these secular young progressive youth want. also, the -- i do gender studies and always look at gender and women. the youth are very gender-mixed. i went to several meetings prior to the march 9 demonstrations, and it was women and men, both youth, male and female, and they're much more mixed in general. the elders are a male hierarchy. also what is interesting -- it is hard for us to think

international sources now people and companies that are named in this list include to such names as a muslim brothers to international terrorist organization and russia as the most wanted terrorist. you know what is hoped to be achieved by releasing these details well several several years of the world's thought. terrorist that are present here in volatile region of russia north caucasus where we are right now as the chechen rebels but now the situation has it changed to russia's most wanted terror is the motto was to put on the world on the list of the world's most wanted terrorist and now no matter where a terrorist act happens no matter in which capital in which part of the world really these same people are behind that moves and where old fighting with one same anime and this this document that was published in this new paper it just shows the system ok medea caution of thanks very much indeed for the from what you could cause of our source caucasus. what you know if you live from moscow still ahead of the program crime and punishment for dancing in the balkans war. you get a mandate to disarm an

the muslim brothers and other groups are components of the egyptian people. it cannot be ignored. the last regime had taken a lot of measures against them. they put them in prisons. they dealt with them with very severe conditions. but we say the muslim brothers and other groups, if they are committed to the rules and to become -- and to the constitution of egypt, they have right to practice and enter into the political life. by this action of the scaf, they are changing in better conditions. they submitted a request to have their party. the committee of the parties approved their party because that are not adopting religious content. they are not seeking to have a religious country. the of seeking to have the same -- they have to have the same rights as all egyptians. our belief is that the measures of the mubarak regime with the muslim brothers gave some more credibility than they deserved. i tell you that recently, one or two months, there were elections in the student union in cairo university, about 20 persons, maybe less than. their volume in each of this not -- their volume

jesus you know my point was that he was born christian he was this is this guy's not a muslim terrorist and his brother was motivated by a number of right wing fundamentalists in the united states not some christian probably most of them people that you and i would agree are not actually christians but they were you know hate mongers basically is not only a matter of time before their words fall on an american and shouldn't the d.h.s.s. the department homeland security be focusing on this. well you look at what happened to dates on we arrested another individual who was planning to attack fort hood he was a muslim or he was a soldier he have weapons he had bomb material that he was carrying with them he was spotted by a gun store owner he wasn't stopped by all of the security that you're talking about that's been devoted to islamic terrorism of the united states this is where the threat is coming from this is where i think more resources need to be devote yet but well and good point and ear talking about a an attempt or a guy who was planning or thinking about planning or what let's assume he was plann

muslim brotherhood won't look for plan to control whole egypt. >> magdy khalil says the brother hood xchanging power and control. originally elections planned for september, the military council says they'll be delayed until november. more time maybe needed to overcome the political advantage to the better organized muslim brotherhood. >> the muslim brotherhood and others will win the majority seats in the parliament. christians and secularist don't want to see that happen. they are trying to slow this whole process down. they have launched a new campaign called constitution first. >> constitution first is like modern united states in 1867 muslim brotherhood and council, they support elections first and liberals and the moderate muslims support constitution first. >> christians an secularist fear if the parliamentary election is held first tmuslim brotherhood and other parties will write the constitution that will islamize egypt and impose sharia law. >> there is a majority of people today that would like the freedom and democracy. maybe not precisely the way that we have. real danger

muslim. so what finally turned him into a crusader against islam? the nato campaign in serbia. "it was completely unacceptable how the u.s. and western european regimes bombed or serbian brothersey wanted was to drive islam out by deporting albanian muslims back to albania". his writing reads. it says he became estranged from his dad when he was 15 years old. breivik's father is now retired and living in france. >> it's impossible to explain. he was just like other boys of his age. i'm not sure what more to say. he was a bit withdrawn. he wasn't very sociable in a way. but he had no extreme tendencies in the period i knew him. >> breivik's father didn't want to show his face on camera but he didn't shy away from what he this of his son. >> in my darkest moments i think rather than killing all those people he should have taken his own life. >> do you feel guilty in any way or responsible for what's happened? >> i feel shame and grief for what has happened. i really wish it undone. but it has happened and it's horrible to think about. i'm going to give with this for the rest of my life. >> life snn long horror and grief. something that victims' families and survivors may know al

muslim general is responsible. but you know i was only nine years old when. everything i had in life the first to kill my mother and then my father and brother i was wounded and taken captive they held me for fifty six days and only god knows how or why i survived. but even though gonna survive his loss just like that of thousands of people here is being ignored. each was a hague tribunal and i was supposed to be a witness in his trial but in the end me and about thirty other witnesses were simply cast aside they didn't call us didn't ask what happened to our families and the tribunal only gave him two years in prison. the balkan war so he missed atrocities visited an all sides and perpetrated by all players but the version most often propagated by western media is rather one sided in blaming the serbs. so the create a russian role for so called humanitarian interventions which. occurred in considerable number. of circumstances that so called precedent can be traced through the years into today's headlines bosnia iraq afghanistan and most recently did libya have all played only host to nato troops and u.s. imposed no fly zones it is very important for. the cr

brother who was serving multiple life sentences for a series of killings. at the u.s. secretary of state has announced that washington has been in contact with egypt's muslim brotherhood the move was welcomed by the country's largest islamic group which has a strong following in egypt well international relations professor mark ellman says that the u.s. is looking for an ally that can influence the egyptian people. it's by far the best organized group in this post mubarak situation and so if you if the elections go ahead in september the likelihood is that it will be if not already part of the largest group. and it's also where the americans are distancing themselves from the support for many decades of barak and his person but it's a food for the negative very negatively by many egyptians that we have to remember that the americans and the british before the muslim brotherhood as a useful potential ally against the west arab nationalism recently they have been looking at the arab spring and the collapse of the threat to paris dictatorial regimes some former allies like mubarak in egypt others enemies like assad in syria and they see the muslim brotherhood which is an

brother. at a mosque in kandahar, four people killed including a muslim cleric and a young child. at least 15 others wounded. witnesses say the bomber concealed the explosives in his turb turb turban. >>> a triple bombing yesterday killed at least 17 people. among the targets the city opera house there and a popular marketplace. no one claimed responsibility yet. pakistani militants killed 166 people in a larger attack three years ago. >>> in libya, it's been tough going for rebel fighters this week trying to close in on tripoli and secretary of state hillary clinton will be in turkey today for a meeting on nato's air campaign. mark phillips reports from western libya. >> reporter: the situation has changed again this morning. these are rebel fighters retaken the town of equalish. this area was under gadhafi control yesterday as surprise attack and driven a much smaller rebel contention out. yesterday afternoon and through evening in force, the rebel forces came back and have driven gadhafi forces they say about four miles or so down the road that way. one difference today is you

muslim brotherhood's office was a small apartment with a tiny sign outside. their headquarters now, a palatial six story villa, with guilded furniture, chandeliers, and the group's logo, crossed swords and the koran. the brother hood is rich from donations from around the arab world. it's leaders like osama arian are -- egypt's most powerful political group says it wants quote, islamic democracy. >> we need to give the whole world a new version of democracy. >> reporter: the brotherhood says it is not antagonistic to the united states, but it is staunchly anti-israel. >> israel cannot do it. >> reporter: why not. >> because they want to live in war. it is the history of the jewish people. >> reporter: in tahrir square today, both groups were out, the secular revolutionaries and the muslim brotherhood, each demanding faster change. this is a struggle for egypt's future. in addition to the protests here, there were also demonstrations in shar mel shake in front of the hospital where the egyptian government says mubarak is under medical supervision. brian? >> unbelievable turn of events since you and i stood in that spot five months ago, richard engel back in cairo for us. >>> when we come back here there's a ne