we're supportive of the programming for arab and muslim children, but we do not think the school district should be in partnership with this organization. thank you. >> this is my daughter's yearbook. there are two kids here, fatima and noah, she's wearing this beautiful head scarf and her friend noah who are jewish. and it's middle school. they get along well. they like to play basketball. it would be a shame if they went to high school just to learn -- it would be a shame if fatima learns to hate because -- hate noah because maybe he's a zionist. it's extreme hate speech. and i want you to know that we stand against, firmly against bigotry and hatred. thank you very much. >> can i just before the next group of folks who come up to speak. so, kelly walsh and julie roberts, you are on the -- ok. so i did not call your names. so if you can put ten minutes on the clock. we're going to hear the next group on this. come up and state your name, please. >> hi, my name is ellen. i'm jewish. i'm speaking tonight on behalf jewish voice for peace. and i'm here representing hundreds of thousands of

called london last little of the star is because to me it's completely fallen to the control of the muslim arab their city can he is spectacularly useless at his job under city can there are some statistics that i'm sure neither you nor i could argue about in the sense that of murder rate is now higher than new york in the sense that our staff rate is just going up by twenty five percent in the number of acid attacks that are happening sixty moped attacks a day with hammers and machetes that's life in london is start under the muslim and what i see from that is the lack of control a lack of law and order a political islam religion and politics are integrated and people vote according to their faith and that is not democracy for what you describe it in to have to be free of the control regime and your situation policies and yet the way you express it is pejorative and then larger broader sense because stance stance mean countries not on cd why do you say london is a country that a christian idea when i said it is pejorative yes i'm making their faith and you are mocking other countries rather th

people who are residents of several cities several countries i should say predominantly muslim or arab this is a situation that has people coming out in thirty eight thirty nine degree temperatures one of the hottest days of the year here in washington to say that they oppose the trumpet ministrations policy that they were able to get this partial reversal of course separation of children from their parents at the border and they're pushing for a complete rollback of this zero tolerance policy that the white house president not be taking any notice of public opinion at least the public around you but of course we've got the midterms coming up to think this could have an impact on the way people are thinking about how they'll go in the midterms. well the president physically is not here at the white house but his administration has already had to take notice because of the huge public uproar against the zero tolerance policy when people saw the images the video and the photos of very young children being held. in temporary detention centers and then being flown to foster care facilities

you have to think about it why is liberalization in the arab world according to many arabs according to many muslims it is the result of a rabid colonial oppressor who came in and demolished and islamic empire that had deviated from islamic principles so in other words liberalisation today is simply the victor imposing their own values on a people that i'm societies are saying look you have a ready made recipe for success it is in islam and islamic principles if we're talking about women's rights islam guarantees human rights pursue it in the framework of islam doc a framework of liberal position which has an almost only a sewer of a country becoming liberal can a country like saudi arabia liberalized so. wolf unless it has a genuine liberal leadership because what sammy seems to be saying is that people are prepared to protest as and when they want to to get more liberal rights and yet they are gifted to them and taken away by people who are completely illiberal. yeah i think i mean not just for saudi arabia i think we need a time and i think change is becoming very still i mean in that region but

counties on the list have overwhelmingly muslim populations.we understand that as racism we understand this as white supremacy we understand this as targeted hate at the arab and muslim communities this decision today is a travesty of justice a grimm stain on the supreme court's legacy this is how dictators get started when there is no check and balance civil rights attorney donald tamaki says just because this decision comes from the highest court in the land....doesn't mean the fight is over. public the public does not agree with the decision that came down the answer is also is legend is also in legislation and in organizing to change this many setbacks in for example the civil rights movement in the rights of women to be equal and get equal pay, the rights of be discriminated against in hiring and public accommodations all of those things at one time we are lawful and courts and ultimately they were changed so it's not the end of the fight by any meansthose rallying today say they to mobilize and advocate for an end to the travel ban.maureen kelly kron4 news. (catherine) (catherine) kron4 sent a push alert when the supreme court ruling came down. make

you have to think about it why is liberalization in the arab world according to many arabs according to many muslims it is the result of a rabid colonial oppressor who came in and demolished and islamic empire that had deviated from islamic principles so in other words liberalization today is simply the victor imposing their own values on a people that i'm societies are saying look you have a ready made recipe for success it is in islam and islamic principles if we're talking about women's rights islam guarantees human rights pursue it in the framework of islam doc a framework of liberal to a solution which has an aura. of.

with just the strong horse and pretend that through bigotry of low expectations that arabs and persians and muslims in general want to be run by dictators and theocrats and that could not be further from the truth. everyone wants to be free. everyone needs a martin luther. too late. we need john locke, jeffersonian religious freedom papers to teach our youth. one of the things i teach my three young children. only thing i want to die for, this is the reason i joined the navy, is america and our constitution. i was taught by my parents that while we love and pray to god and we read our scripture in the arabic koran, i never want to die for that. god doesn't need me to die for him. my scripture is between me and god. i don't need the state to have the constitution. i need the state to protect my individual rights, to speak, to practice or reject any parts of the faith that the men in beards and long robes want to ram down my throat. that's the beauty of the american experiment. we have a responsibility living in blessed freedom to give back to the world and start to put forth a form of islam. using t

temple mount, haram al sharif in arabic, venerated by both jews haram al sharif in arabic, venerated by bothjews and muslimsk. the location, the third holiest in the islamic faith. the imams showed him around said william's visit sent a message of hope and support. the church of the holy sepulchre is one of the holiest places in the christian faith. william was shown the spot it was said christ was crucified. the western wall is a sacred place for people of the jewish faith. it's the only surviving section of a jewish temple built more than 2000 years ago. william followed tradition and placed a note with his own prayer in the wall and then stood in silent contemplation. that he has been moved by what he's seen over the past few days in israel and in the occupied palestinian territories is not in doubt. this visit has achieved two things in particular. for britain it's shown its evenhanded approach to the israelis and palestinians. for william it's shown that he is more than able to handle such a sensitive visit. he returns to britain with his experience broadened and knowing that an important visit has acc

the muslim community here, it is more ferland and the arab spring unleash a new torrent of debate where the muslim community really sits and in the meantime the coverage of the nypd case in court, racial profiling, this is a very real concern, does walk up to that line, freedom of speech and protection from undue search and seizure and hard to ignore but even more hard to ignore the muslim community feels profiled, a space and is monolithic in some way or another. there is a twist here and there is a reference but there are parallels in belgium in particular and france, belgium is a special case and they lived there for a long time and had try partitions of culture and along religious lines and in that case in the united states or france in terms of how to grapple with muslim identity in the european context and what that means in this situation where if they take ownership of g hardy debates they are responsible for everything and i don't know how the community grappled with. >> political roles for the muslims. >> in the us it is in its early days. it explains to me that in the brussel

he is the only arab and the only muslim manager in the football league. for me is he wants a goat a present but i can‘t give you a goat we live in england now. back at france in 98, england weren‘t kidding about when they beat tunisia 2—0 thanks to this effort. the was —— he was a tennessee a fan but with even at his home, on monday he will be torn. the first thing this morning he says what do we want to win daddy? i said they can't both win daddy? i said they can't both win in one game. i think i know what he means, we hope england go all the way to end the world cup and we hope tunisia for the first time make the second round. now on bbc news.......it‘s time for the film review.

you have to think about it why is liberalization in the arab world according to many arabs according to many muslims it is the result of a rabid colonial oppressor who came in and demolished and islamic empire that had deviated from islamic principles so in other words liberalization today is simply the victor imposing their own values on a people that i'm societies are saying look you have a ready made recipe for success it is in islam and islamic principles if we're talking about women's rights islam guarantees human rights pursuit in the framework of islam doc a framework of liberal position which has an aura. of a country becoming liberal can a country like saudi arabia liberalized so. wolf unless it has a genuine liberal leadership because what sammy seems to be saying is that people are prepared to protest as and when they want to to get more liberal rights and yet they are gifted to them and taken away by people who are completely illiberal. yeah i think i mean not just for saudi arabia i think we need a time and i think change is becoming very slow i mean in the region but surely it would co

muslim houthis, supported by iran, are fighting yemen's military, backed by sunni muslim powers, saudi arabia, and the united arab emirates. getting support from the u.s., with fuel, intelligence, and special operations. an american role in what many are calling the world's worst humanitarian horror. matt bradley, nbc news. >>> in moscow, disturbing video from near red square today. a taxi rammed into a sidewalk crowded with world cup visitors. the driver jumped out of the car and tried to flee the scene but has been detained. eight people were injured, including two people from mexico. here at home, it's a universal problem for parents, getting kids to go to bed on time. especially teens who may protest putting away electronics. but a new study shows enforcing bedtime rules may be critical for your child's health. catie beck explains why. >> time to wake up, baby girl. >> reporter: waking up the kids is a struggle most mornings. >> time to wake up. >> reporter: mother of three elizabeth turley says it's a especially tough for her 15-year-old alyssa. on average, she gets just five hours of sleep a night. >> would

you have to think about it why is liberalization in the arab world according to many arabs according to many muslimst is the result of a rabid colonial oppressor who came in and demolished and islamic empire that had deviated from islamic principles so in other words liberalization today is simply the victor imposing their own values on a people that i'm societies are saying look you have a ready made recipe for success it is it is a lamb and islamic principles if we're talking about women's rights islam guarantees human rights pursuit in the framework of islam doc a framework of liberal position which has no on the seward of a country becoming liberal can a country like saudi arabia liberalized so. wolf unless it has a genuine liberal leadership because what sammy seems to be saying is that people are prepared to protest as and when they want to to get more liberal rights and yet they are gifted to them and taken away by people who are completely illiberal. yeah i think i mean not just for saudi arabia i think we need a time and i think change is becoming very slow i mean in the region but surely i

helmets are to the regime change operation remember this is all part of the muslim brotherhood inspired and facilitated the arab spring but if you see what the effect of the the white helmets was just a couple months ago we had the missile attack from france the u.s. and the u.k. all based on lies from the white helmets from their videos the film footage and the fake shouting of chemical weapons attack. they are the ones providing the. the o.p.c. w. fact finding team with all the evidence so there was an alleged chemical weapons attack last year o.p.c. w didn't even visit the site they just trusted what is effectively a belligerent party in this conflict the white helmet who have been obviously calling for regime change calling for a no fly zone which is obviously means you know full invasion and they've been trusted with collecting evidence but what we know from eyewitness testimony collected by vanessa bailey on our last trip in just over these days i was the civilians in duma and she said the white helmets operatives themselves carried out a chemical weapons attack so yeah i'm not surprised that the funding

in order to deepen putin's influence in the middle east the united arab emirates in particular have invested heavily in russia's muslim majority republic of chechnya. they built the luxury hotel where the egyptian football squad is staying during the world cup. the hotel manager is a native chechen who grew up in syria he says the middle eastern influence on chechnya is growing. we inspired this from the. earth and the universe so there's also an emirate there. so that's why i thought to bring their culture to mix it with the local culture. bringing both cultures together is more than welcome bloody mia putin increasingly relies on kadyrov to assert russia's influence in the middle east. over good for runs on kadeer of provides a bridge to the muslim world for months with which this bridge might be a little shaky it was goldberg cordero after is becoming more and more present and what do you mean you know what well over the years she's traveling through the middle east and drums up support for russia's policy in syria all this to me is the person who. feel that putin has granted off a free hand in chechnya the republi

different things to include the failures that happen in the aftermath of the arab spring, we have vacuums and vacuums all across the muslim world and unfortunately extremists, people like al qaeda and isis are the only ones who are able to fill these vacuums. >> that is a lot more apocalyptic that i thought. we get told the caliphate is over, that it's been disrupted, that there are attacks against all these terrorist cells and all these various places that you've been talking about just now. you are the expert on this. so how does one confront this? >> first of all, this ideology, this narrative has been resilient. after 9/11 we swiftly destroyed al qaeda and afghanistan, kicked the taliban out for a period of time however al qaeda shifted, they shifted from being an organization to being a network, to being a message and it's difficult to fight a message. the second element that i would like to talk about is sectarianism. today sectarianism in the middle east is the main unifier of a lot of these extremists. >> you mean sunni, shiite and the whole divide we see being played out? >> absolutely. the proxy war between iran

muslims around the world arabs a serving the dawn to dusk fos to which happens during islamic holy month of ramadan but if it is over where the children should take pot divided at least here in germany he only has been to a elementary school most of the children come from muslim families and found that some austrian to others when it comes to the rituals of ramadan. it's lunch time but at this elementary school most of fire and north can't eat or drink water even though it's one of the hottest days all year because they are fasting. and i don't want to victimise my mother week's me up at two in the morning then i'm allowed to the exact time changes there's an extra counter for that and i can get you to three am it's ok to eat at that time then i go back to sleep. and. it's not that bad because i don't get that hungry. most of the children in this berlin school come from muslim families not all of them are strict when it comes to obeying the rules of ramadan. and they're not statement in the middle of the night you wake up and eat as much as you can then your stomach stretches because it'

nine by iran supremely ayatollah khamenei could stay calls on muslims to support palestine and reject the state of israel means jerusalem in arabic. we're here to say no to apartheid to racism and to the killings of innocent people in gaza. because of the false mean little hope of the men and we're here to show solidarity with jerusalem and palestine were against what's happening right now and hell is dying and as i sit in to move the u.s. embassy to jerusalem. some one thousand people marched on saturday many with free in the middle east members of a subset of ultra-orthodox jews have also become a regular participants at the march they reject the state of israel on theological grounds after reports of violence and anti-semitism in previous years police presence was around took on saturday around three hundred members of and i'm pro israel protesters demonstrated just meters away that's got a flat and what's happening right now is definitely and he signed his name but also anti semitism and that's can't be left without a response. to finish will do the destruction of israel under the principle that jews of israel is taking place