it is all being done with the help of former muslims.ary lane shows us more. >> reporter: most muslim immigrants come to north america for educational and economic opportunities. others come to escape oppression. on a rare occasion, some, like these brothers, harm the nation that has welcomed them. watchti is a former islam from sudan. >> suddenly when they come here, they change. they change to be fanatic. >> reporter: the government can only do so much to protect us from islamic fanat cism. how should we respond? a few christian d.v.d. teaching series provides spiritual and educational responses. >> i think it is going to help our nations, our countries, to be well-equipped to deal with terrorism and to also deal with the people here that we need to take care of, the muslim people that god brought here for us to give them the gospel right here. >> reporter: the truth unlocked d.v.d. series provides an understanding of islamic religious beliefs. tim clemens is co-producer of "truth unlocked." >> this came about with our kids interacting

muslims are supposed to listen. before class for next week, my own schedule i will bring to the forefront. it was strange having dared these words in my mouth. i am not usually that paranoid. the difference between going postal in the conventional sense and going muslim in the sense that i suggest is that there was not necessarily a psychological snapping point in the case of this. instead, there can be a calculated discarding of camouflage, the camouflage of immigration and catharsis. and there was a predator far-reaching and it seemed to reach through my classroom. in the end, the only other was to the armed forces and reporting suspicious behavior of the chain of command. fortunately, essay wasn't long enough and a classmate told him how dangerous he was. the practice since 9/11 is hardly news to him. morning of 9/11 from the 14-year-old in a second. matt european class, he heard of women are words of the attacks and instructions for students to be in school. as i moved through the library on the sixth floor ther

are muslim to muslim.are all killing each other. i'm going to go back to the core statistic. you are right to say the more primitive and uneducated the country the higher amount of crazy in. no doubt in afghanistan and pakistan is totally out of control the people can't read and write and they don't know anything. 28% of worldwide muslims on 1.6 billion basis is a hell of a lot of people. and the world is not going to be able to control that many people who buy into jihad. and this is the problem the world is having. i will give you the last word. >> thank you. to be honest, if there is even half of that or even a quarter of that percentage. that's still too much for that muslims who believe in the messiah who came to reform all muslims, the community has been leading the charge, trying to get moderation and restraints back in the muslim world. we are calling muslims back and i think that's reassuring thing is there is a growing number of muslims that are coming towards moderation and reformation. we see t

there was a campaign of muslims tweaking. -- of muslims tweeting.taphorically, maybe not the best word to use, and what happened was you saw every day average muslim people getting on per -- getting on board. without having to use our big legal and classical language that no one understands, that gave the community and opportunity to say what this word means to me as a 12 year old kid in georgia. people try to put in alternative messaging on there and then you have the younker muslim community reacting and galvanizing themselves on this model, saying let us define jihad according to how we live our daily life. people who are talking about jihad are not scholarly and enable to define it. clerics across the board in america agree that in the american context violent reaction to foreign policy does not fall under that definition of "jihad." >> i wanted to ask a question about -- if they do it and up reporting to law enforcement tickets targeted. in oregon we had a 15-year-old whose father went to the fbi to give some help with his radicalization ideas.

going on so this is resulting certainly in the rise in attacks on mosques and other muslim buildings it's result it's resulting in a rise in racism against muslims who are paying a whole number of incidents of people who've been attacked in the street and so on and of course we really don't want this to happen and we totally reject the idea that somehow muslims are part of our society there are many many muslims in london and elsewhere in britain but there are many people from all over the world in bonn launch london society which is very successfully managed to develop a society which which is highly diverse cultural a racially and so on and we don't want much of trying international terrorism expert and former french intelligence officer claude monic a believes there is a danger of similar attacks happening across europe. we are in something quite. a sequencer for. a street of friends we have moment men are in from us in the march two thousand and twelve we have another man in from. a german we said no incentive or doesn't work it was not notified internationally because he didn't

. >> security is important to us all, including muslims. muslims also suffer from islamist terrorism in germany and elsewhere, it is a legitimate can -- legitimate topic and not for the islamic conference. >> suggestions that the ministry should stop sponsoring the conference were rejected. >> since we are talking about issues of social cohesiveness, it is logical that the islamic conference should be overseen by the interior ministry. if people want to criticize me, we live in a free country where that is allowed. >> many muslim critics also say that they are not treated as equal partners of the conference. and they want more attention paid to integration issues. but despite the continuing disagreements, both sides agree on the importance of dialogue between the government and muslim organizations. member for more on this now, let's turn to our political correspondent at the parliamentary studios here in berlin. many of them -- many of the people in the muslim community look upset about this. can you tell us more? >> it is important to go

point seven million muslims in. ok and they they they you know they would never. condone this type of behavior both the groups were very clear to us that they have peaceful intentions some of the members are alleged to be involved with the more extreme patrols while members served three and a half years in prison on charges of terrorist fund raising and inciting terrorism to see and it didn't take him long to make his more hardline ps known by it all the mantle to him i believe so because i believe those who disbelieve in the oneness of god did find this vision to be the end point anyway and those laws that the establishment that would go with them would for how to roll it into him fire so i'm no respected visual whatsoever i asked the leader of the shari'a project whether he was concerned by statements like that i said you know if you take it from the passive approach that i don't think you fix the country and we are great but we were doing no shouting protesting your food before you started to sure it's a good thi

areas that are all muslim. we can't do that going the other way. i took so much heat for the idea not having student visas for two years i was dumped on from every direction. you need to take a hard look at our immigration policy, if they are going to preach high tread to us and they turn to the be radicals, should we do it? they are lucky. >> they found a british muslim terrorist that used a macete or ours use pressure cookers that try to kill people at the end of marathon. we have to call it what it is. president obama could not say there is a war on terror. he had a stage. he could absolutely said it's time to stop this terrorism and end the war on terror. >> dana: president obama was in line with david cameron. >> bob: he hasn't denounced terrorism? >> eric: if he does that we could do things like send enemy combatants to gitmo. >> dana: he hated it from beginning because george bush said it. >> greg: let's see what david cameron had to say. >> first, this country will be resolute in the stand against viole

everything in this muslim village, including the mosque, was destroyed. they say the culprit were buddhists from neighboring villages and they are worried they will return. >> all of us are living in fear, constantly worried and thinking about what direction the attackers will come from. >> it was the latest in a series of anti-muslim attacks. this time, the locals move quickly, avoiding casualties, but they are struggling to understand why they were attacked. >> we have been living here since we were young we and have never had problems with buddhist neighbors. i feel quite sad this happened. >> the spark was a seemingly harmless incident that did not involve anyone from the business -- village, the largest muslim community in the area. in a nearby village, a muslim woman accidentally bumped into a buddhist monk and in the process the lid of the collection bowl was broken and the muslim woman was arrested and this village completely destroyed. the woman has been charged with defaming buddhism. some say people in government and the military are orchestrat

some muslims don't like it.understand that. >> some people don't like it, bill. >> bill: some people don't like it but the alternative is to lit them sit up there in the mountains and hatch their plots. >> bill that is what we call a straw argue: >> bill: whatever it is, straw. >> bill, you are being dishonest the suggestion is to either have wild drones shot by the cia. >> bill: wild drones. >> indesscream indesincriminate. >> we don't have access to the proof. >> bill: because we are fighting a war. you don't have access to all the battlefield stuff in a war. no war you have access to that. so there it is. >> the problem is it is not only a battlefield. we lie about the death tolls we have 18-year-old people in yemen being called millimeter combatants. >> bill: if you have proof of that doctor, please give it to me and we will do a segment on it we appreciate your point of view as always. here are the results of our bill o'reilly.com poll we asked. which situation is more damaging to the country? benghazi irs

flooded the streets near the scene of the killing and clashed with police they were chanting anti muslim slogans and accusing the british authorities of allowing the attack that's considered an act of terrorism and believed to be motivated by radical islam a man thought to be an off duty soldier was hacked to death by two assailants armed with meat cleavers let's get the latest now on a correspondent joining us live now from the british capital sara good to see you can you bring us up to speed about the investigation what we know so far. well the union flag flying at half mast today the weather after that brutal killing of the not to be thought if you just take a look behind me of course the police investigation ongoing at the moment and we've had members at the local community laying flowers there obviously a deep sense of shock amongst the community the eyewitness accounts of that attack . describing a man being hacked to death now the two alleged kill is filmed by passers by and then they've all phones saying it's in this statement so we can take a listen now to some of what was it. t

it's your obligation as muslim to defend the worldwide muslim community. and they sometimes use emotional hymns, they'll use verses from the qor ran, which they have taken out of context. and portray a situation which if they act then they are awarded for actions they have taken including violent. in addressing the drn -- challenge we recognize the government has a -- on a wide range of issues. there's layers of intervention at moment. level. there's an intelligence role, the work we're doing defeat to help work toward the dismantling -- as president spoke about last week, one of the most important partnership that we have with muslim communities in the united states who as i said have been at the forefront of condemning terrorism, condemning terrorist attacks and working themselves to address radicalization. because adds as aside, they are concerned that terrorists are killing innocent people. they find it to be something that is totally repulsive to their religion or any religion. and they are concerned that muslims have been the largest victim around th

and the effect this incident is having on the muslim community at large take a look at. the arrest of the suspects friend because they arrested him on terror charges immediately following that b.b.c. interview i mean is there any reason to believe that he was complicit in the murder of the soldier. no nothing at all actually. a risk something totally different but what's telling is that during the interview he said that m i five had been harassing the suspect and also that he claimed that they had been complicit use arrest in kenya and subsequent torture. and in the aftermath of his arrest of course he published that letter which you put on your blog which he says the following it says i believe my arrest was ordered by the intelligence services because i made this information public as yet i'm not charged with any offense and i intend to fight to prove my innocence of any allegations made against me i mean i said you think that he's correct in that he was taken simply because he exposed kerry in uncomfortable truths about this case. i think you know i think it's a stron

going on so this is resulting certainly in the rise in attacks on mosques and other muslim buildings it's result it's resulting in a roys in racism against muslims who have been a whole number of incidents of people who've been attacked in the street and so on and of course we really don't want this to happen and we totally reject that somehow muslims are part of our society there are many many muslims in london and elsewhere in britain but there are many people from all over the world and born large london is a city which is very successfully managed to develop a society which is highly diverse culturally racially and so on and we don't want that to play. well the alleged boston bombers you carried out the attack on the city's marathon had similar motives the message that just how to survive left in the boat he was hiding in refer to us military for a saying when you attack one muslim you attack all muslims and one of the london machete killers was shown on video saying his attack was an eye for an eye and it to you through truth because british soldiers kill muslims every day both

following the brutal killing of a british soldier a muslim extremist in london. a massive rally in france's capital against a recently posset gay marriage nor turns violent allegations of police brutality against protesters. and on the brink of a trade war and disputes between the e.u. and china intensifies as brussels threatens high import tariffs accusing beijing of selling goods below market value. needs a much more twenty four hours a day. foreign minister and the u.s. secretary of states have a top that meeting in france and the upcoming syrian peace conference speaking to the media afterwards both diplomat stressed a commitment to the process of a political transition that will help end the violence in the country. meeting in brussels the e.u. foreign ministers have decided to let the syrian weapons to expire on friday. for the story. that is safe for a lot to do so to speak split to from the russian officials will work with the syrian government as the united states takes it takes upon themselves to work with the syrian opposition leader to bring both side

or in the brutal killing of a british soldier by muslim extremists in london. and a massive rally in the french capital against a recently passed gay marriage the turns violent of police brutality against protesters. and much more twenty four hours a day you're watching out for first to our breaking news this hour a foreign ministers have agreed to lift the syrian. while leaving economic sanctions in place britain and france have led the effort to open the door to lethal aid for some forces when it comes to russia's foreign minister and the u.s. secretary of state wrapped up their meeting in france on the upcoming syrian peace conference. in paris with the story. arms embargo is running out on friday and that is a matter of great concern both for russia and the united states because we have friends and the united kingdom already is saying that. the syrian opposition is something that they are looking at it and that is something that neither russia nor the united states believe is a good way to solve this situation as we know the arms could end up in the in the

we're not just a muslim. we're muslim-american. so it's -- >> i want to read you a statement, which is from dahlberg's lawyer. part of it reads, mr. dahlberg's comments were regretful. he apologizes to anyone who found them offensive, and anyone who listens to the entire conversation and views the entire tape will learn it had a friendly tone. as the discussion turned to jihad and 9/11, and the discussion of jihadists who want to harm america. frankly, let me do the talking for you, mohamed. that wasn't a friendly conversation we heard. it was a deeply offensive slur on you and all muslims and particularly american muslims who had nothing to do with the boston bombings. and so they can tap-dance all they like on this, but we heard what we heard and we saw what we saw. my question to you is this. how did you keep your cool? you're a big man, you're a trained soldier. were you not tempted to hit him back and deal with him properly? >> actually, that's the way i handle -- as we said, i'm well-trained physically and tough-trained. but

everything in this muslim village including the mosque was destroyed. local say the culprits were buddhists from neighboring villages. they are worried they will return. >> we are living in fear. we're constantly worried and thinking about what direction they might come from. >> it was the latest in a series of anti-muslim attacks in several areas of myanmar. time they moved quickly. they're struggling to understand why they were attacked. >> we have been living here and i'm never had any problem with arbutus neighbors. i felt quite sad that this happened. i know some people were involved. >> the spark was a harmless incident that and not involve anyone from this incident which is the largest muslim community in the area. in the nearby village, a muslim woman accidentally bumped into a buddhist monk conducting his daily routine of collecting food donations. in the process, the lid of the collection bowl was broken. as a result, the muslim woman was arrested and this bill is completely destroyed. the woman has been charged with [inaudible] some say the g

point seven million muslims in the. and. you know they would never. condone this type of behavior the groups were very clear to us that they have peaceful intentions some of the members are alleged to be involved with the more extreme patrols where members served three and a half years in prison on charges of terrorist fund raising and fighting terrorism . and it didn't take him long to make his more hardline viz known. to him i believe so because i believe those who disbelieve in the oneness of god did find this issue would be the end point anyway and those laws and the establishment that would go with them would be a roll makes it into him so i have no respect whatsoever i asked the leader of the sharia project whether he was concerned by statements like that i said you know if you take it from the passive approach then i don't think you fix the country and these are great thank you for doing. full testing of your food before you start with the sharif which i think some things are really costly for your day to day thi

following the murder of a british soldier by muslim extremists in london. questions miles over the brutal methods used by french police against protesters following anti gay marriage rally over the weekend with the authorities accused of playing just how big the dissent. and the powerhouse of asia and europe struggle to avoid a trade war is that threatens to make beijing pay more to sell its products below market value our top stories the. international news and comment live from a studio center here in moscow this is. in paris the u.s. secretary of state to russia's foreign minister have wrapped up their meeting on the upcoming syrian peace conference speaking to the press off to its both diplomats stressed the commitment to the process of a political transition that will help end the violence in the country meanwhile at the meeting in. brussels e.u. foreign ministers fail to find a consensus on the syrian weapons and blog which runs out on friday. terrorists with the story of the u.s. secretary of state john kerry he's met russia's foreign minister sergey

idea of suspect muslims and non-suspect muslims, so as we look at communities that engage online andcounter these narratives, i would broaden the policy to say that we also need the general public, media, politicians, policy people to push back on the anti- propagated byives islamaphobes -- people do not like the term, but it is easy to use. these discussions tend to stay here. they do not filter very well downstream. ,hen i'm sticking to a mosque they have no idea what is happening on line. they have no idea their kids can access certain kinds of videos so easily. they do not know how to filter that. is there a filter for it? probably not. local law enforcement has no idea, either. we have to identify better mechanisms to get this information and make it actionable on the ground. i'm going to end with -- do i have a minute? when we are asking western muslims specifically to counter narratives that are couched in islamic ideology by violent extremists, we have to remember there are certain kinds of voices that will have more credibility, and it will not be what you might understand a

point seven million muslims in the county and they. you know they would never. condone this type of behavior osa groups were very clear to us that they have peaceful intentions some of the members are alleged to be involved with the more extreme patrols while members serve three and a half years in prison on charges of terrorist fund raising and inciting terrorism . and it didn't take him long to make his more hardline vs knowing all that america going to hell i believe so because i believe those who disbelieve in the god did find this vision to be the end point and those laws that they established with that would go but for our own. settle into why i have no respect to be shown whatsoever i asked the leader of the shari'a project whether he was concerned by statements like that i think it would take a fantastic approach to the fix to complain these are great but we shall see protesting thank you forty for the strong forty three in which i think you some things are we still gauging today this in many base amongst the muslim and the whi

as a london reels from the harrowing wallet show murder and earlier criminal cases involving the muslim community draws the media attention for the alleged neglect of the race and religion factor. ratcheting up cyber tension of the year was of bruce is a digital warfare capabilities recruiting thousands of haggis for internet attacks the reports come as obama prepares to confront china over its digital offensive. good morning to you if you've just joined us here on araa to you we're live from moscow you with me to bang with say. a church an immigrant killed in the u.s. a during questioning over his celestial ins with one of the suspected boston bombers was on armed according to law enforcement officials abraham muntadhar chevaux was shot dead by an f.b.i. agent when he allegedly became violent initial reports claimed he attacked officers with a knife archies marina bought mayor has more. well the circumstances surrounding the fatal shooting of abraham to dosh of have turned even murkier according to the washington post post which cites law enforcement officials the twenty year old chech

the muslim brotherhood. you finally have a few things that really look worth investigating. >> right. >> jon: is it-- is it joy? is it sexual arousal? like-- what is-- what is the feeling over there? >> look-- i have been too easy on the man, and now i'm it's real people don't like him. "i told you!" they're giving that to me. >> jon: i know. >> and this is serious business because it looks like the president just simply doesn't know what's going on within his nrgz. >> jon: don't you think they're trying to make a place for plausible deniability. >> of course. and i said that today. that's not only in politics but in corporations as well. keep it away from him, this and that. but the president sets a tone. like you set a tone for this program. >> jon: i appreciate that. that's very kind of you. ( cheers and applause ). what is it-- the one-- the i.r.s. one, do you feel like conservatives were clearly singled out, based on their political believes? >> no. it was-- it's what they ate for dinner. come on, of co

in attacks on muslims extra police were sent to muslim areas after dozens of islamophobia incidents were reported including vandalism mosques and a number of muslims including children being abused in the street earlier my colleague bill dodd discussed the extent to which muslims and immigrants are being blamed but an editor of politics talk u.k. and colors could hear from the right wing british national party. acts of terrorism really conducted by the far right you very generously describe the b.n.p. as a right wing party idea they're not right wing they're far right they're a fascist party and the acts of violence that they treat against mosques against property the threats against muslims these are also acts of terrorism these are also acts of violence by non-state actors political means well i've got to learn from and i have to do something to do with my how to help like i was looking around so that i may share is done by right wing fanatics and i have to come to the person with. the other person who spoke and he said noting completely the funked the personally have an open dialogue

both suspects were awaiting load off sorceries and one isn't this true to be a twenty eight year old muslim called black. list one of more spontaneous at times caused by the rapid spread of radicalism in london's multi-ethnic suburbs all sparked by britain's military for rays abroad. also this hour up in smoke police stations and dozens of cars are set ablaze as riots groups talk home for a false night's finding out across the swedish capital. reinventing the war on terror obama prepares a major security we're branding taking in the congress try paralyzed on time of day on the white house's drawing walls. this is our c coming to you live from moscow hello and welcome to the program. it's been revealed that both suspects in the cold blooded murder of a soldier in southeast london were on the raiders of british security services long before that time they allegedly beheaded their victim in broad daylight with a machete video footage shows one man describing that time as revenge for british military campaigns in muslim countries i was here with the details. well one of the attackers has so far

than muslims. that is living proof that they are insatiable. even on their own turf they are murdering people for screwing up. >> i think you are absolutely right, gavin. but to go back to what buck and greg were saying, their argument would be we started it and not them. >> here is the thing about the muslim extremists, they are attacking us because of our foreign policy and they would be attacking us anyway if we weren't doing that. they are not mutually exclusive. >> it is why they wanted to -- you look at kashmir. they breed nonbelievers. no one is safe from the lunacy. >> jedediah, you said they want to find a way to blame america for this. i think you were speaking of people like glen greenwall. you said if we get weaker and involved less we will get attacked more. do you think if we get involved less we will get attacked more. >> i think they will attack us. i don't think what we do will dictate it. we are defending ourselves against extreme mitch. extremism. if you are asking if 9/11 wouldn

of buddhists being punished for helping muslims. their punishment was being enforced -- was being forced to wear a sign around their necks saying, i am a traitor. word, some monks are suggesting the fight will go on. >> patriotism and nationalism are much more important than 1's life. their influence is growing. malaysia goes to the polls on sunday with one category of voters likely to have a big say in the outcome. you'd make up 42% of the electorate. the ruling and opposition parties are trying their best to win them over. >> he would like people to think he is just a regular guy, a guy who plays a spread calls and goes to use concepts. he is trying to shore up his school credentials. with one-five votes below the age of 30, that is probably not a bad strategy. have strong party affiliations. >> because social media is such a popular form of his vacation among the young, it can support candidates. there are 2000 so-called cyber activists. we ask to disseminate information to the people. hashe opposition coalition made the internet

to go there is a large muslim presence. many businesses are muslims.f the violence reaches here, it could spark a much wider religious conflict. the attacks have left many people dead and communities destroyed. monks travel the country making anti-islamic speeches. some are fighting back for their friends. incitingmonks are haters. they're not following the moral code of conduct. the speeches are completely contradictory to the teachings of buddha. take a the government and security forces have been criticized for not doing enough to bring the situation under control. in the largest city muslim men are trying to look after their own, taking turns to guard their communities. of what appears to be vote rigging and pakistan has been released one woman stuffing stacks of paper into a ballot box. another, apparently shot in the tribal area showing ballot papers scattered on the ground. gunfire can be heard in the background for days after the election. there is still no official results. >> numerous allegations of vote rigging are being investigated. even t

i'm a muslim american. to get the full story and much more from braking to said stay tuned to see it's coming up in around ten minutes time here and the entire episode is also available on our web site. and right now some news and brave this hour from around the world starting in the u.s. winds are pushing a massive wildfire covering eight thousand acres in southern california. almost one thousand firefighters are battling the blaze which broke out early on thursday morning it forced the evacuation of schools a university and currently threatens over two thousand homes and businesses. a u.s. refueling plane has crashed after takeoff near the curtis nonconference border in central asia and we're bringing you the latest pictures right now from the scene there's so far no news on the four crew members according to a regional representative the plane broke into three pieces as it went down into an inhabited area shortly after leaving the crew gives them an ass airport used by nato in its war on terror in afghan

harrowing religion murder are to look centric claims that are really a criminal cases involving the muslim community had the race and religion factor. of one pm here in the russian capital if you live with us on our t.v. with me to bomb and say it's good to have you company with us a chechen immigrant killed in the u.s. during questioning over his alleged links with one of the suspected boston bombers was unarmed according to law enforcement officials in pregame to da sheva was shot dead by an f.b.i. agent when he allegedly became violent initial reports claimed he attacked officers with a knife arches marina bought my has more. well the circumstances surrounding the fatal shooting of abraham to dosh of have turned even murkier according to the washington post post which cites law enforcement officials the twenty year old chechen immigrant was unarmed when he was shot dead during an f.b.i. interrogation last week now federal officials and michel he said that to da became violent and lunged at an f.b.i. special agent with a knife while he was being questioned about his ties to alleged bosto

well two men were directly involved just two of them in the terrible attack yet thousands of muslims are facing the repercussions and many are speaking out against prejudice so what's your take on that. well my take on it really is. is i don't see any repercussions really we've heard a few things on on some news stories about one particular mosque that had a bomb thrown at it but as far as i'm. as far as i can see this terrible atrocity that happened that was committed in the name of islam on the streets of london has not seen huge recriminations that would have been seen elsewhere in the world if it had happened any other people we i think have been remarkably constrained and the interfaith groups have been working very hard on it and i don't really see the fact that the a.d.l. are protesting about this as being some sort of a right as it's been described. you know it is a perfectly valid response to a british soldier being killed on the streets of london in the name of israel which the which the media did actually try to cover up which i think was a terrible thing to do and i stand