. >> reporter: a somali community leader in minneapolis says a man named ab der rahman mohammed is theecond american killed while fighting with isis in syria. omar jamal says he's close with mohammed's family. >> he's married. he's got a lot of kids. he's got nine kids and a wife. he was a family person. >> reporter: a u.s. official says abder rahman mohammed is a name they're checking to determine if he was killed in the fighting last weekend along with american douglas mccain. a 29-year-old man with the same name was profiled on minnesota public radio in june. that man told the radio station in facebook messages that he was fighting with isis in syria. the report described him as having nine children and more than one wife. a law enforcement official says a handful of young somali americans from the minneapolis area, less than a dozen, have gone to syria to fight with jihadists there. sources tell cnn there's been a recent increase in recruiting for isis which easily lures new jihadists with promises of cash. >> i would expect that when we get the contours of this network people will

citizen abdel rahman i walk eat his seventeen year old yemeni cousin and at least five other people who were sitting outside having dinner and there has been absolutely no accountability so far for either of those killings of anyone who was killed but particularly of the u.s. citizens who were killed by their own government it's a very very frightening world when we have heads of state saying we we were deserve the right to kill any person anywhere any time for reasons that we will keep secret and you can't examine it beforehand you can examine it after that's a pretty scary world to live in and you can bet that it will not be long before other other governments follow suit and it seems to me that that's a slippery slope that we're already we're already speeding down. or you like me you want your comedy news with some t want to comedy news to be a bare fisted no holds barred fight to the dad. but the truth vampire winding into the necks of the corporate elite billionaire freaks while they're going. well that's what you get. with my new show redacted tonight. it's a classic. over by the

citizen abdel rahman. his seventeen year old yemeni cousin and at least five other people who were sitting outside having dinner and there has been absolutely no accountability so far for either of those killings of anyone who was killed but particularly of the u.s. citizens who were killed by their own government it's a very very frightening world when we have heads of state saying we we were deserve the right to kill any person anywhere any time for reasons that we will keep secret and you can't examine it beforehand you can examine it after that's a pretty scary world to live in and you can bet that it will not be long before other other governments follow suit and it seems to me that that's a slippery slope that we're already we're already speeding down. in fish farms waters today you have the bomb to me because. i saw it spread all over norway is the most toxic food you have in the whole. process drowns out in the tissue inquiry furthermore tells restrictions. really knows what's inside the. city. sch

marilyn's last known address was the rahman hotel in san francisco. neighbors say she left in may. this is the second major security breach at mineta in year. in april yahye abdi jumped a fence stowed away in a wheel well in hawaii and lived to tell the tale. andria borba, kpix 5. >> tsa says the stowaway was screened, so was not a security threat to the aircraft but congressman eric swalwell disagrees. >> i respectfully disagree that no passengers were put at risk. if you don't know who is on the plane, then you can't ensure that the individuals on the plane don't pose a risk. >> southwest airlines is also reviewing its security procedures now. >>> well, a two-alarm fire at a senior apartment housing complex in san jose may have started with a ceiling light fixture. about 5 a.m. flames broke out in the main building at the atria willow glen apartments on gatton drive. it was put out in a half-hour. 210 seniors live in the community and nobody was hurt. witnesses say it grew quickly, though. >> it was coming out. when they came in -- flames came out. >> management officials say the

sibling his older sister he doesn't know she's being killed along with all the others a relative abdel-rahman has lived through six wars between the palestinians and israel. no i do see only the israel or the promised stimulus is winning we the citizens of the full to everybody is a loser who ever thinks of peace is the true human being. these patients are lucky to have temporarily escaped gaza to receive the very best in medical treatment many are looking forward to returning to their families. but it is a horrified devastated community. that israeli offensive has led to a rise and some magic incidents far beyond to gaza in australia for example a group of young jewish children travelling to school on a bus came under attack for six from six news screaming nazi slogans and threatening to kill them love them to r.t. dot com for more on that story. coming up on our day international over half a million smartphones across the globe infected with an invisible bug we look at how the program is streaming private data everything from bank passwords to text messages. the u.s. senate accuses the cia

in 2006ather's older brother workinworking ross a rahman was murdered shot with his driver on their waywork. >> we don't know who kill him. nobody notice. >> he knew this before the was a target he would be next. and with a wife and two young children he could no longer take that risk. so the family left iraq for the united states and at the suggestion of a friend, they settled in lancaster, pennsylvania. it was quiet, small, and safe. all it lacked was job for a war photographer. so he found other work, first at a chicken processing plant. and later as a school custodian. >> it was nice experience but this is not me. i don't want to do that. i am a cameraman. >> reporter: word of his story eventually reached philadelphia. and in august of last year, he received a phone call from cbs cbs-3. the station needed a cameraman and it wanted ather. it's something that still moves him today. >> it's a great thing really it is. difficult to -- to express. this is me. i find myself with the camera. >> for the past year he's captured news around the delaware valley. commuting at first from lancast

sibling his older sister he doesn't know she's being killed along with all the others a relative abdel rahman has lived through six wars between the palestinians and israel. i do see either israel or the palestinians as winning we the citizens of the folder for war everybody is a loser whoever thinks of peace is the true human being. these patients are lucky to have temporarily escaped gaza to receive the very best in medical treatment many are looking forward to returning to their families in gaza but awaiting them is a horrified and devastated community. r.t. jurist. thousands of palestinians staged a pro hamas rally in gaza city people were waving green flags carrying mock guns and burning israeli flags during the protests a mass officials at the rally insisted the war wouldn't be over until their demands are met they want the blockade on gaza lifted and the security of palestinians assured. and it's a whistleblower edward snowden has been granted a three year residence permit in russia that's according to his lawyer snowden fled to russia more than a year ago after telling the world about

marilyn's last known address was the rahman hotel near sixth and howard in san francisco. neighbors a she left in may. in april yahye abdi jumped a fence and stowed away in a wheel well to hawaii and lived to tell the tale. andria borba, kpix 5. >>> both southwest airlines and the tsa say they are reviewing their security procedures. trains were kept out of the transbay tube for two hours last night. the west oakland bart station closed because of a call of a bomb on a bus at the station. a bomb-sniffing dog pointed to an area of the bus but nothing was found. >>> thunderstorms are helping crews fight two large wildfires in shasta county. both fires are threatening hundreds of homes in the lassa national forest. a fire didn't grow overnight thanks to increased humidity. a much bigger fire that destroyed 8 homes is now at 20% containment. >>> time for weather. rain kind of all over the place right now. >> it was great coming into work today. had to use my windshield wipers more than all of winter i think. looks like we'll see some unsettled weather this morning and then cle

mohammed's family has reportedly been sent photos of his body right now little is known about abdul rahman muhammad but he is believed to have been killed in the same firefight that killed douglas macarthur mccain i was joined earlier by john l. esposito a professor of religion and international affairs at georgetown university to discuss the growing trend of american recruitment by isis and how the u.s. will deal with the terror group inside of syria i first asked him why isis seems to be appealing to westerners in general. well i think that one of these we should get first of all is that isis actually is appealing far more broadly than we really thought for example indonesians chechnyans who would have thought that it would be already growing in indonesia. and i think in terms of the u.s. . and the and europe. if you think about it it's precisely what al qaeda has been trying to do in recent years and particularly targeting use disaffected youth in one way or another disaffected the first young person who died as a suicide bomber from florida talked about he was raised in a good middle c

tower hamlets which is being called the islamic islamic power of time it's where the men live to rahman was kicked out of the labor party for its extremist ties and links his spiritual leader describes all non muslims of. all these problems so he's an extremist with all these links to i feel all these organizations who wish to get a caliphate state and in the introduction of shariah law in britain he's the mayor in charge of a billion pound budget because he has been elected to that position and then since he got into his position he started site in the fund in a way for many moderate islamic organizations any real moderates which are in uproar and if they're not they're upset by what's going on there but the money taxpayers' money has been sort of the way to islamist groups to madrassas this is and that needs to be seen as a blueprint for towns and cities across this country and europe so when we look towards going on. if you look at his butt here in this country who are political organization they had a conference in two thousand and seven that ten thousand people at their conference

her fearful family in gaza gets updates other the phone. 1-month-old abdel-rahman needs possible heartthe infant was allowed, but not his mother. her paperwork was out of date. the boy's aunt believes israel only granted permission for the child out of guilt. abdel's brother was one of four boys killed on a gaza beach by israeli artillery. "they gave him life because they took a life," she says. despite more than 8,000 wounded in gaza, only 60 have come to israel. each side blames the other for the pitfully low number. and for a bureaucracy so badly twisted by war, only it can consider a badly burned motherless 3-year-old lucky. martin savidge, cnn, jerusalem. >> caught in the middle. thanks for joining us "at this hour." "legal view" with jim sciutto starts right now. >> hello, everyone, i'm jim sciutto in for ashleigh banfield again today. it is friday, august 1st. welcome to "legal view." right now, humanitarian cease-fire in gaza should be 11 hours old with at least 61 hours to go. instead, secretary of state john kerry who helped broker the truce, along with the u.n., is condemnin

marilyn's last known address was the rahman hotel near 6th and howard in san francisco.ay she left in may. this is the second major security breach at mineta in a year. in april, yahye abdi jumped a fence stowed away in a wheel well to hawaii and lived to tell the tale. andria borba, kpix 5. >> both southwest airlines and the tsa say they are reviewing their security procedures. >>> the calendar says august but mother nature has some other ideas i guess, right? >> yeah. this is really neat seeing showers around the bay area this morning. that monsoon continues but we are seeing some of that work its way along the coastline into the south bay now. so yeah, guess what, we have some scattered showers out the door this morning but what a change we are going to have by the afternoon. you see clouds rotating around the area of low pressure over the central valley. looks like we are going to start to clear out the skies in the latter part of the day but hi-def doppler showing you showers making their way into the south bay into san jose now. maybe picking up scattered light sho

c-span: sheikh omar abdel rahman -- religious visa. how did he get here, in the first place? who is he? >> guest: he was the mastermind behind the 1993 world trade center bombing conspiracy, and also that year, there was a conspiracy to bomb new york landmarks, and he was involved in both schemes. and his is a very convoluted case. i think it's a case of both the state department and the ins falling down on the job because at the state department level, they knew this was somebody who had engaged in a lot of anti-american activity abroad, anti-american rallying in his homeland, from egypt, and organizing. and yet somehow, he was able to get visas frequently to come back and forth into the country, traveling back and forth. he was a muslim cleric. he got a religious visa, "r" visa. and then once he was here, he even applied for asylum. and there were different ins district offices, apparently, that were monitoring him. and one ins office, i believe, had rejected his application, and then another one went on to accept it. and eventually, i believe, this guy got american citizen

second, we abdul-rahman possibilities for students. more and more states are embracing the notion that students while in high school should be able to get dual enrollment credit. you can't use pell grant credit. you can't use the current program program to pay for college credits that you can obtain for a cheaper cost and high school with dual enrollment. that is a cheaper way to get college credit. it was enormously helpful. my family could not afford the college's i got into when i first applied and that to tell me when everyone else was celebrating, you're going to have to go talk your way into someplace because everywhere that except to do is too expensive. dual enrollment is a way to reduce college costs. ap credits are way to reduce college costs. tell lot of students now today in your shoes are going to j sargent reynolds. and when they do that the total cost shrinks. for them to do that someone has to sit down with them and counsel them about this as a path. you can get a four year degree and it will be 25 or 30% cheaper if you

just as seth rahman is an archival optimist, i am proclaiming myself a cinematic anti-pessimist.i've been teaching a course on american icons of late, moving my classroom from northern ireland to texas. will find it interesting to see how students respond. i'm certainly look to films to help them understand the american past, and rather than disputing this i thinkly better to interrogate these tales, these myths. many have worked so long to try to quan time and place. we have at our disposal incredible films, incredible inspirational performances, which speak powerfully. screen interpretations of slavery, like so many compelling aspects of america's past will continue to blossom with or without the academy. so those of us committed to reaching a wider odds yen have to make ourselves accessible whatever the cost despite reservations and continue to pass the popcorn as well as judgment. thank you. >>> in relationship to other films, and also film about slavery, and also particularly about his portrayal of women in the film. >>> unsympathetic view of america's most notorious, if not

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