i agree with everything that nadia said. it is possible that we do not do enough in the report to emphasize al qaeda's brutality, but we start with the premise that al qaeda is an incredibly brutal organization, and unlike isis, keeps a chunk of its brutality off camera. i do not think there is a moral distinction between them that al qaeda is actually organic, or actually avoiding brutality. rather, it is a question of what they are trying to craft. i would rather talk about the organic question than the brutality question. i believe that language we use is that al qaeda, unlike isis, likes to make itself appear that it is an organic part of the population. i agree, it is not. you can look into two things. one is the writing of its ideologues. the second is the expansion of the actual practice. in tunisia and libya -- i think tunisia is a purer example -- they used front groups. there would be this openness. they made a point. don't be too hard on the population. these dictators have made sure that they do not understand tr

nonsense says nadia savchenko. she has always insisted that after she was captured by separatists she was smuggled into russian by intelligence agents. the u.n. agreed saying she was kidnapped. the prosecutors refused to comment. most people we spoke to her want the trial to be wrapped up quickly and the town in peace >>> we're hopping over to riyadh, the gcc summit is underway with the focus on yemen. the secretary is talking at the moment. let's listen in. >> >> translation: the international security council and the international wormed mass a joint responsibility to face-- has a joint-- to eradicate. the council will continue with its efforts in this regard. the summit stressed that extremism has no religion and that islam is the religion of tolerance. the two of the holy mosques urge for vitalising the cooperation amongst the gcc country trees and the decisions-- country trees and the decision will pave the way for the goals next year. it wi in order to implement all these resolutions within the presidency for

and they don't know how much nadia has left. she's been trapped for 48 hours without water and is severely dehydrated. >> nadia, i'm going to make the hole bigger. when i have made the hole a little bit bigger i can give you something to drink. >> finally, the hole is large enough. one of the men crawls in. >> one came up and finally i could see a human face. >> nadia is in trouble. they must get her down quickly. >> i was feeling very weak. i told them i don't think i'm going to make it. >> nadia is a diabetic and urgently needs medication. and isar medic stabilizes her with an insulin shot, but they still need to get her safely out of the building. [ applause ] >> the crowd cheers as nadia emerges from the caribbean market 50 hours after she went in to buy pizza for dinner. her entire world has changed. >> when i was trying to explain to her that the whole country had been hit by an earthquake, she didn't understand. >> i remember now they were talking to me, but i did not really understand at this point what was going on. >>

nonsense says nadia savchenko. she has always suggested that after she was captured by separatists she was smuggled into russian intelligence agents. the u.n. agreed saying that she was kidnapped. the prosecutors refused to our invitation of commenting. most people we spoke to her want the trial to be wrapped up quickly and the town left in peace. >> translation: of course she should be punished, but it's such a lengthy process, so expensive for the country. it's taking too long. >> translation: i think it's political. i think russia and ukraine should make peace and stop war. >> reporter: her supporters hope international pressure will help, maybe a pardon or deportation to ukraine or a prisoner swap. that is a decision that won't be made here they say. it will be made in moscow >>> german chancellor merkel has been named time zeen's person of the year. the magazine praised her leadership on syrian refugees and the greek economic crisis. al-abadi was second on the list. donald trump came in third. strong winds hav

i agree with everything that nadia said. it is possible that we do not do enough in the report to emphasize al qaeda's brutality, but we start with the premise that al qaeda is an incredibly brutal organization, and unlike isis, keeps a chunk of its brutality off camera. i do not think there is a moral distinction between them that al qaeda is actually organic, or actually avoiding brutality. rather, it is a question of what image they are trying to craft. i would rather talk about the organic question than the brutality question. i believe that language we use is that al qaeda, unlike isis, likes to make itself appear that it is an organic part of the population. i agree, it is not. you can look into two things. one is the writing of its ideologues. the second is the expansion of the actual practice. in tunisia and libya -- i think tunisia is a purer example -- they used front groups. there would be this openness. they made a point. don't be too hard on the population. these dictators have made sure that they do not underst

this is a panel i respect deeply, doug and nadia. overall, i would take this back to where i started. when we look at this period in a couple of years, we will look at this like a missed opportunity. a period of this as missed opportunity. it is happening in the open. qaedasingly, you have al -- describing isis as a blessing in disguise and saying they were able to clarify who the true shiites war and who the true muslims were. we need to pay attention because in the past we have not, they laid out their blueprint for societies like tunisia and we do not pay attention to that. we end up overlooking opportunities to stop their plans from coming to for titian. tion.ui >> thank you. [applause] ♪ >> if you missed any of this discussion, you can go to our website www.c-span.org and check the c-span video library. join us later today when candidates david johnston who represents queen elizabeth will open the first session of the 42nd parliament of canada. he speaks from the throne that outlines priorities of the government. this comes as a

nadia graduates from u-i in just two weeks... she says if the opportunity presents itself, she's open to going back to cuba to work. still to come... come...a pretttty big game tomorrow -- what you'll need to know for the hawkeyes and officially less than 24 hours away from iowa's first big ten championship appearance in school history. has it sunk in yet? well, if it hasn't... here's further evidence... evidence...zach hanley now joins us live from indianpolis where a whole cast of characters for tomorrow's game have already arrived -- so zach, i have to ask: is the bird the word in indy right this is new territory for iowa. they've never been to is point. in fact the last time kf was 12-0 way back when he was playing legion baseball baseballbut the team is treating this game like just another road game. the hawks arrived in indy around 3:30 iowa time and didn't partake in a walk through because that's not part of the routine. ""that's just not what we do, we haven't don that in a long time.its been several years since we've bee

nadia runs a small business. she has left her three young children at home in a region outside moscow and is living in his car park, driven hereby desperation -- driven here by desperation. >> if they don't cancel discharge, i don't know what we will do. there is nothing else to do but lay down and die. how can i tell my child i cannot by her chocolates? i just don't have the money. emma: the government says the money raised from the charge will go towards improving the country's roads, and it has cut the fine for failing to pay the tax. but the drivers are unimpressed. they are also angry, they say, because the company collecting the charge is controlled by the son of a friend of blood in your prudent -- a friend of vladimir putin. this process comes at a sensitive time for the kremlin, as the economy is suffering from a low oil price and western sanctions. many of these drivers haulthingg materials thousands of miles across the country roads, and they are warning of the price of these things could go up as the

it came out in conversation that my cousin nadia was having trouble in math. started to teach her some algebra. got her a little ahead of her class. then i became what i call a tiger cousin. [laughter] i called her school and said i really think nadia should retake that placement exam from last year. two or three years later, she was taking calculus at the university of new orleans. that was just an example. i thought there is something here, how many more kids might there be who think there are not good at math but with some intervention, they could just run. emily: how do you end up posting the tutorials, then, on youtube? sal: one thing that got around the family was that free tutoring was going on. so i started working with -- every day after work, i was working with 10 or 15 cousins, family friends, all over the country. i started writing practice software for them. then, tools for me as their coach or their teacher or their tutor to keep track of what they were doing. one of my friends said this is all cool, sal. why don't you make some of them as youtub

this is a panel i respect deeply, doug and nadia. overall, i would take this back to where i started. when we look at this period in a couple of years, we will look at this like a missed opportunity. we look back this as a period of missed opportunity. it is happening in the open. increasingly, you have al qaeda -- describing isis as a blessing in disguise and saying they were able to clarify who the true shiites war and who the true muslims were. we need to pay attention because in the past we have not, they laid out their blueprint for societies like tunisia and we do not pay attention to that. we end up overlooking opportunities to stop their plans from coming to for titian. -- fruition. >> thank you. [applause] ♪ >> up on day next washington journal, jonathan martin on the of donald trump. and the director of the washington university program on extremism details a report on isis supporters in america. and to an examination of the education department at school torments grants designed to raise performance in the first performing

nadia is accused of murdering two russian journalists in eastern ukraine last year, and faces 25 yearsn jail. her lawyer says she does not believe in russian justice. rory reports. >> on some days she is allowed to see her sister, down this foreign town street, of the steps and into the courthouse, where nadia is on trial for murder. but because she might sue testify on this day, she was kicked out of the courtroom, we weren't though, for what seems like a very brief minute, we could film the woman they call a hero at political prisoner, the woman her sister hopes probably in vain, might be acquitted. i am an optimist. sometimes i dream they will stand up and say let them go home, this is my dream, but what if this happens. i believe in good, be uh the judges take orders here. >> this is what she is accused of. last june, two journalists died in a mortar attack in eastern ukraine. the army helicopter pilot had been fighting in ale have tier infinity unit loyal to kiev, the charges that she was the artillery spotter who called in the strikes. her defense team said she was captures by pr

i agree with everything that nadia said. it is possible that we do not do enough in the report to brutality,l qaeda's but we start with the premise that al qaeda is an incredibly brutal organization, and unlike isis, keeps a chunk of its brutality off camera. i do not think there is a moral distinction between them that al qaeda is actually organic, or actually avoiding brutality. rather, it is a question of what they are trying to craft. i would rather talk about the organic question than the brutality question. i believe that language we use is that al qaeda, unlike isis, likes to make itself appear that organic part of the population. i agree, it is not. you can look into two things. one is the writing of its ideologues. the second is the expansion of the actual practice. in tunisia and libya -- i think urer example p -- they used front groups. there would be this openness. they made a point. don't be too hard on the population. these dictators have made sure that they do not understand true islam. you have to lean them.

i will begin with nadia's remarks and go to doug. i agree with everything nadia said. it's possible that we don't do enough in the report to emphasize al qaeda's brutality but we start from the premise that al qaeda is incredibly brutal organization that unlike isis, keeps a chunk of its brutality off-camara. i don't think there is moral distinction between them such that al qaeda is actually organic or actually avdiding brutality. rather it's a question of what image they're trying to craft. i want to talk about the organic question, then the brutality question. i believe language we use talking about organ, al qaeda, unlike isis tries to make itself appear to be organic part of the population. i agree with nadia, it's not. if you look at post-arab spring strategy you look at two things. one writing of their idealogues and their actual expansion in practice. in places like tunisia and libya, i think tunisia is purer example al qaeda ended up using front groups. as the arab spring hit the al qaeda idealogues talked about how this present ad great opportunity for dawa o

we have people like shannon and not he a -- and nadia. we have people donating time at two kitchens. mobilize? between our organizations. >> what is the percentage of >> 50,000 to 70,000. in the state probably 400,000. karen: what are you doing to debunk stereotypes? >> i have been participating in participations with conservative talk radio hosts. it is really important for people in leadership and media to understand that we come as any other minority group with great potential for service. recently, shannon or when and myself, our organizations in the state house. we lobbied a number of representatives representative from cambridge down because they know that muslims in their community is expressing leadership civic leave. karen: you represent younger is there an intergenerational divide in terms of how you should present yourself and get the message out ? >> [indiscernible] . when we came to the states, we wanted our children to be strong americans. we see the product of how parents and children go out in this is our country. >> it is

nadia decotis was tortured and killed.

. >> for three years nadia has made it her mission to support refugees from syria, collecting tons ofdonations in a warehouse. >> we want to make a difference. we've seen a spike in people wanting to connect with us. >> she's talking about comments from donald trump, republican presidential candidate who has suggested banning muslims from the united states if necessary for its security. >> total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. >> democratidemocratic presidential candidates have been working to distance themselves from the rhetoric. bernie sanders even participated in an inter faith round table to speak directly with muslim leaders. the controversy is expected to be a key issue as candidates take to the stage saturday for the third democratic debate. >> all of the candidates will criticize donald trump for his comments about security and religion, and i think that that will give an opportunity for the democratic candidates to show that they are not donald trump, and present a more

officers say that santiago strangled his girlfriend and he pled not guilty to the murders of 34-year-old nadia ramirez and her daughter, hennessey of vineland. a judge ordered santiago to be held on $2 million bail. >>> it was two weeks ago that a sexting scandal erupts in lafayette hill, today authorities went to the school to give the students an education about the extraordinarily risky behavior. vernon odom was there. >> not here to scare you or invoke fear. >> reporter: the ninth and tenth graders listened to this lecture about the consequences of sexting this session is long been planned but timing in the wake of local law enforcement officials investigating inappropriate photos showing up here on a photo sharing website. >> it's not okay to take sexually explicit photos of yourself and sending it to a boyfriend or girlfriend or retaining photos sent to you by a friend or someone else. >> they are promoting a new law that is less serious than child porn. those that share explicit photos could be served with charges. >> if it's from a hacked website, if you get a picture and didn't ask fo

police in vineland are tracking down 34-year-old nadia ramirez and her daughter. there is no can't with the family or the daughter's work. chad pradelli is live in vineland, do police have any leads at all. >> no leads right now, 34-year-old ramirez and her daughter hennessey is missing since friday, and now they have a missing persons investigation and all hands are on deck. according to police ramirez was with family on thanksgiving and then spotted in town, and then a friend found her abandoned car, and her sister checked it out. and then the sister called police and filed the missing persons report when she did not show up at work. they did not find evidence of foul play or mechanical problems at this this point. they don't know where ramirez is. >> a family friend was heading northbound on 55 and called her sister and said i think your sister's car is broken down on 55, and she tried to get in touch with her and couldn't and rode up there and found the car on the side of the road, no damage and no apparent mechanical issue just on the side of the road near ex

. >> for three years, nadia has made it her mission to support victims of conflict in syria collectings of donated clothe eg and medical supplies from this warehouse until it is time to ship. >> we are got to let hateful rhetoric be our mantra. we want to make a difference. we have se we have seen a spike. >> she is talking about comments from donald trump, the republican presidential candidate who has suggested banning muslims from the united states is necessary for its security. >> total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until other country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. >> candidates have been working to distance himself from the rhetoric. bernie sanders participated in an inter faith roundtable in washington to speak directly with muslim leaders. the controversy ask expected to be -- is expected to be a key issue saturday for the third democratic debate. >> all of the democratic candidates will criticize donald trump for his comments about security and radio lunch on. >> will give an opportunity for the democratic candidates to

nadia. >> [inaudible] >> hopefully so. [laughter] >> i want to ask you about -- [inaudible] he said that one element is calling for a ceasefire in syria. today there is -- [inaudible] do you believe that -- to have this kind of representation without having armed groups who will -- [inaudible] in syria for this opposition to be -- [inaudible] >> nadia, i think you've put your finger on one aspect of this, that it is particularly difficult, that one thing we need to do to advance a political transition is just to organize the wide variety of opposition groups that currently existnside of syria right now. and there's a lot of controversy associated with which groupsan be appropriately included in those discussions. so i certainly don't want to leave you with the impression that there are a lot of easy steps to be taken here. but fact that we're able to get a hundred or so representatives of these groups in the same room to begin a discussion about the political transition inside of syria is an important step. and just the la

nadia graduauas from u-i in just two weeks... she says if the opportunity presents itself, she's open to going back to cuba to work. another sunny and warm december day today.?will it continue through the weekend? weekend?chief meteorologist terry swails joins us now with terry thanks.back now to our coverage tonight of the iowa hawkeyes. hawkeyes.in less than 24 hours, the team will take the field for a shot at the big ten title and a trip to the college football playoff.this, after the team's first perfect regular season of 12 and 0, in more than 90 years. years.for more, fox 28 news reporter kevin barry joins us again, live right now from indianapolis with more on the hawkeye fans streaming into indy tonight, kevin? the university says there are the indianapolis area. one of them is jj thompson. "these hawkeyes and how overrated we are -- we'll see won't we?"jj thompson knows something about a good defense. (football simile) - his company - rook security keeps data safe for their clients. we essentially secure many of the glob

. >> we have spent four-- >> for three years nadia has collected tons of donated clothing and medicalsupplies in this warehouse it is time to ship. >> we're not going to let hateful rhetoric be our mantra. we want to make a difference. so we have actually seen people wanting to connect with us. >> she's talking about comments from donald trump, republican presidential who has suggested banning muslims from the united states as necessary for its security. >> a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. >> democratic presidential candidates have been working to distance themselves from the rhetoric. bernie sanders running behind hillary clinton in the polls even participated in an interfaith round table this week in washington to speak directly with muslim leaders. controversies are expected to be a key issue with candidates taking to the stage saturday for the third democratic debate. >> all of the democratic candidates will criticize donald trump for his comments about security and rel

police in vineland are tracking down 34-year-old nadia ramirez and her daughter.ily or the daughter's work. chad pradelli is live in vineland, do police have any leads at all. >> no leads right now, 34-year-old ramirez and her daughter hennessey is missing since friday, and now they have a missing persons investigation and all hands are on deck. according to police ramirez was with family on thanksgiving and then spotted in town, and then a friend found her abandoned car, and her sister checked it

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rican descent, particularly my friend and colleague from illinois, luis gutierrez, but many -- and nadia velazquez as well, and jose serrano. i understand the deep personal feelings they have about the situation. the financial crisis facing them and puerto rico and the 3.5 million residents who are u.s. citizens really demands that we not walk away but address this in a unanimous way. congress is working to complete its legislative business and it is deeply troubling that at this point we are preparing 0 to leave town without resolving puerto rico's urgent situation. the challenges facing puerto rico are very serious. the island has been mired in economic recession for more than a decade. the unemployment rate is near 12%. poverty rate almost 45%. tens of thousands of puerto ricans are leaving the island each year, as senator blumenthal said. 2.5% of the population left just this last year. that is the reality of this economic challenge. if we don't help puerto rico get back on its feet, stabilize and grow its own economy, the alternative sadly will be many more people coming to the unit

nadia graduates from u-i in just two weeks... she says if the opportunity presents itself, she's open to going back to cuba to work. still to come... come...a pretttty big game tomorrow -- what you'll need to know for the hawkeyes and