she said, no, you are lying, you are not ahmad. if you are ahmad, just let me hear your voice. and when i called her, she started to cry. >> since then, ahmad has called his wife every day. >> hello. how are you? i miss you so much. >> ahmad's wife is living illegally in istanbul. >> this is hard. if we are lucky and she gets a visa in june, that it will be, we will complete one year without touch, without seeing ourselves, but we have to wait. >> ahmad is going to the city of suhl in thuringen. he wants to visit the reception center where he first arrived, and see what's changed since the summer, when thousands of refugees like him arrived. >> here, this is the camp. this fence is new. >> suhl has become mass housing for 1,800 refugees, three times as many as in summer. overcrowding makes some residents aggressive, and occasionally fighting break out. >> you can find a lot of problems here. but i like it here, because here you can find a lot of persons, different nationalities, different nations and different culture. and you can also make your experience with them. >> right a

she said, no, you are lying, you are not ahmad. if you are ahmad, just let me hear your voice. and when i called her, she started to cry. >> since then, ahmad has called his wife every day. >> hello. how are you? i miss you so much. >> ahmad's wife is living illegally in istanbul. >> this is hard. if we are lucky and she gets a visa in june, that it will be, we will complete one year without touch, without seeing ourselves, but we have to wait. >> ahmad is going to the city of suhl in thuringen. he wants to visit the reception center where he first arrived, and see what's changed since the summer, when thousands of refugees like him arrived. >> here, this is the camp. this fence is new. >> suhl has become mass housing for 1,800 refugees, three times as many as in summer. overcrowding makes some residents aggressive, and occasionally fighting break out. >> you can find a lot of problems here. but i like it here, because here you can find a lot of persons, different nationalities, different nations and different culture. and you can also make your experience with them. >> right a

ahmad: i have been trying to deal with it. we have been living as refugees here in turkey for three years. i am not even a quarter of the person i once was in syria. reporter: ahmad, his wife, and their son would like to start a new life in europe. but only if it is legal. they would be frightened of a dangerous clandestine journey. >> i am scared of the sea. and i would not want to risk our son's life. if there is no legal and safe way to get to europe, i shall not put his life at risk. reporter: syrian refugees in turkey are not allowed to work legally. still, some do find jobs. but they are paid less than turks. hussein was a lawyer in aleppo. he could never afford the apartment he and ahmad are working on. they earn the equivalent of about 250 euros a month. the rent would be at least twice that. hussein has given up any hope he may have had of starting a new life in germany. hussein: i know that many syrians have gone to germany, and it is causing a lot of problems. given how many are there already, my prospects are not g

ahmad is the president of the islamic center of siouxland. in the wake of the recent terror attacks in san bernardino, california ...he wants others to know that the muslim community does not condone the violent acts of tremist. "these people have their own ideologies, their own agendas. they don't represent us, no," said mohammad. and as, the nation grapples with how to deal with a pending influx of syrian refugees...fatiya hopes proper education will foster acceptance, "don't judge a b bk bybyhe cover. reporting live in studio debah news. tim: gop presidentialal candidate donald trump has politicians on both sides of the aisle condemning his most recent comments concerning muslims.. in light of last weeks terror attack in california, trump says he wants to ban all muslims from entering the u-s. despite a swift bounce back from the white house and most of his g-o-p rivals, trump seems to be standing his ground. in des moines today, gop challenger carly fiorina was asked about trumpsremarks. "donald trumps over reaction is as dangerous as bar

ahmad is the president of the islamic center of siouxland. in the wake of the recent terror attacks in san bernardino, california ...he wants others to know that the muslim community does not condone the violent acts of extremist. "these people have their own ideologies, their own agendas. they don't represent us, no," said mohammad. and as, the nation grapples with how to deal with a pending influx of syrian refugees...fatiya hopes proper education will foster acceptance, "don't judge a book by the cover. " jessica rae: coming up.... it's one of the hottest toys to have this holiday season... but it will set you back an arm and a leg. stay tuned to find out more jessica rae: plus... i'll show you how ilers are re designing the in- store experience this holiday season. we'll discuss what they are doing... sell out. mattel created a special doll based on ava duvernay-- the director of the film "selma". the new barbie went on sale monday at one p- m... and was sold out within three hours. many voiced their disappointment online. mattel has not

freshman ahmad hawks roll 95-75 over the roos hawks home again monday against western illinois some bad news for the hawkeyes. junior dale jones will miss the rest of the season with a knee injury. jones suffered the injury earlier this week in practice. jones was averaging 6 points 3 rebounds off the bench. drake men fall on the road at bowling green, 75-63. bulldogs now 4-3 on the year, return home wednesday against depaul a timeless tradition. that it's been her fight for twenty years. something is wrong with our healthcare system and it needs to be fixed. then, it was about health reform and getting eight million kids covered. now, it's about stopping republicans from repealing obamacare, and taking on insurance companies to bring down drug prices. i'm not going to let any family be deprived of healthcare. i'm not going to let the republicans rip up obamacare and throw it away. es studios, it's america's game. wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of our show, pat sajak and vanna white. [ cheers and applause ] how you doing? what a nice-looking group of pe

freshman ahmad wagner, dunk and 1. 9 for wagner. hawks roll 95-75. iowa home again monday night against western hawks roll 95-75. iowa home again monday night against western illinois. hawks home again monday against some bad news for the hawkeyes. junior dale jones will miss the rest of the season with a knee injury. jones suffered the injury earlier this week in practice. jones was averaging 6 points 3 rebounds off the bench. northern iowa on the road at richmond, taking on the spiders. early 1st. paul jesperson splash from downtown, tied at 3. more from behind the arc. matt bohannon, we know he can shoot it. 14 for bo. uni up 1. later inside to the pride of ankeny, ted friedman, 8 for friedman. but the spiders pull away and win 82-67., panthers fall to 5-2 drake men fall on the road at bowling green, 75-63. bulldogs now 4-3 on the year, return home wednesday against depaul thousands of people gathered it's time to rise and shine. at kum & go, we're doing more for you to start your day right. like serving up a friendly "good morning" along with bre

nice ball movement for iowa, anthonhy clemmons to dom uhl to ahmad wagner, he jams it down and is fououed for the three point play , hawks extended the lead by ten points. then clemmons found himself in the corner, he drops the three ball, clemmons finished with 13 points, iowa led 45-31 at the half. second half action, uhl would miss, but jarod uthoff dowwlow collects and gets the put back for two, that made it 61-43, uthoff had 13 points and 7 rebounds. uhl would redeem himself in the corner with the sweet pull up jumper, dom finisheddith a double / double - 14 points and finished with 14 points, iowa crusies to a 95-75 win.. will miss the remainder of the season due to a knee injury) uni mens basketball team in richmond tonight taking on the spiders. the panthers beat richmond last year in cedar falls, 55-50. they're looking for their 5th straight win. today's game in progress right now, richmond up big, 50- 33 with five minutes gone in the second half. and the loras duhawks mens soccer team in the ncaa division three championship after they upset number one seed calvin college last ni

nice ball movement for iowa, anthonhy clemmons to dom uhl to ahmad wagner, he jams it down and is fouled for the three point play , hawks extended the lead by ten points. then clemmons found himself in the corner, he drops the three ball, clemmons finished with 13 points, iowa led 45-31 at the half. second half action, uhl would miss, but jarod uthoff down low collects and gets the put back for two, that made it 61-43, uthoff had 13 points and 7 rebounds. uhl would redeem himself in the corner with the sweet pull up jumper, dom finished with a double / double - 14 points and 10 rebounds. then the freshman, nicholas baer drains the three ball, he (bad news for iowa, dale jones will miss the remainder of the this holiday, ford america's best-selling brand is giving you more. the ford holiday sales event... with 0% financing for 60 months on 2015 f-150 and focus and 2016 fusion and escape. plus 1,000 dollars holiday bonus cash on 2015 focus and 2016 fusion and escape. it's the best gift ever. now during the ford holiday sales event get 0% financing for 60 months plus 1,000 dollars holiday b

ahmad wagner with the flush and the foul... hawkeyes go up by 10 after he makes the free throw ... then, cedar rapids jefferson grad jarrod uthoff drives and throws it down with the left hand... jarrod finished with 13 points ... later in the first anthony clemmons drills the three in the corner... he also had 13... iowa led 45-31 at the break was able to get some playing time... dom uhl 3-ball corner pocket... nothing but net... hawkeyes go up 68-52 walk-on nicholas baer... he finished with a career-high 14 points, including 4 3-pointers... iowa wins by 20, 95-75... and the team is pretty excited about tonight's football game " any plans to watch a football game tonight? absolutely. got to watch hawkeye history. when i look at the football team it is togetherness. when close you can do anything. we are pulling so hard for this watch. so excited for coach ferentz, the staff, players, the university. we on in the office and i will thanks josh. we'll be right back with a and now to first alertt chris havely for your final forecast. we continue to enjoy the mild conditions as we move

surfaced of him partying over cleveland's bye weekend the team has lost their last two games without him ahmadrooks compared him to russell wilson from tony l. brown--antonio brown if you give someone everything they want to get spoiled and that's what happened to him he got fined >> pam :good night ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. i ked denst ian betthe sd su.l?gointo can t dot gejustny o. oral's rndedrush he cupyouh t ogo p witoral.ad. bre up aquend rotas toweept aw. and al-belivs a iniclyhe cupyouh prov supior ean t ogo p witoral.ad. rsusonice diondcan. my mth fls ser can. or-b ow y're ttin supeor can. i'nevegoinbackto aanuabrus >>> donald trump. >> cheers, standing ovations, but not from everyone. [ chanting ] >> and backlash in trump's own backyard. >>> then, match made in hell. >> they were actually radicalized before they started dating each other online. >>

centering around the teachings of an 1800's messenger mirza ghulam ahmad.... who taught peace over war."of the 73 sects - they all agree there's going he has come, they believe he is an imposter." that has often led to violence -- against ahmadi's -- at the hands of other muslims. "sometimes we've lost in one day 80 people, they've come in and mowed us down while we're praying." but in this case -- being a target -- has led to greater resolve within the community. "we're the fastest growing sect within islam and it's not because we're fighting a bloody jihad, we're fighting a peace offensive. and we're winning, we're growing." 3 the latest developments in the war on terror *here at home* are the subject of our next national online town hall."your voice, your future: the new normal, security versus freedom" will feature a roundtable discussion between security experts and civil liberties groups.it will get underway wednesday, december 9th at 6 p.m. and we'll be streaming it online at siouxland news dot be televised on our decades channel... *only* streamed onli

ahmad mohammad... also expressed concern for how muslims are being perceived. "before you judge just ask what do muslims teach, what what does islam cover just any simple question," said fatiya adam. "these people have their own ideologies, their own agendas. they don't represent us, no," said mohammad. jessica rae: trumps comment on muslims was met with swift disapproval by several presidential candidates. jessica rae: nebraska senator ben sasse speaks out after the san bernadino mass shooting... here's paul hughes with the details. " the country needs to "talk clearly about who we're facing and what those are the words ben sasse following the december 2nd mass shootings in san bernardino, that killed 14 and wounded 21. sasse told news talk wjag that the american people understand better than washington that the country is in a long- term battle with militant, jihadi islam president should define what it is and what it is not. the norfolk city planning commission is working on a list of conditions for a permit that will allow u.p. distribution systems to opera

. >> seven-year-old, ahmad rause is back to normal after being rushed to the emergency room, he is onef the five students pricked by a needle. >> we were outside at recess, he came up to me and poked me. >> it's a small red dot on the back of his leg, and when the nurse wiped it off, i seen blood come out of it. >> reporter: his mom showed us pictures of the needles. what are we seeing here? >> that is needles with caps on it. >> reporter: they appear to be medical devices but it's unclear where they were from and whether they have been contaminated. >> that is what scares me. i don't know, hiv, help p hiv, . >> reporter: the school district is investigating five children. they were taken to the hospital for tests. parents are being reminded to lockup dangerous item thes. >> unfortunately at that age, kids don't know what they are dealing with. if it's dangerous or not. >> hopefully, maybe, god, it was a family member that had diabetes and need it for that and it was a brand new needle. >> reporter: she said her son was chased by a student holding a needle, she is using it as a teachab

centering around the teachings of an 1800's messenger mirza ghulam ahmad.... who taught peace over war."of the 73 sects - they all agree there's going to be a reformer. we believe he has come, they believe he is an imposter." that has often led to violence -- against ahmadi's -- at the hands of other muslims. "sometimes we've lost in one day 80 people, they've come in and mowed us down while we're praying." but in this case -- being a target -- has led to greater resolve within the community. "we're the fastest growing sect within islam and it's not because we're fighting a bloody jihad, we're fighting a peace offensive. and we're winning, we're growing." 3 the latest developments in the war on terror *here at home* are the subject of our next national online town hall."your voice, your future: versus freedom" will feature a roundtable discussion between security experts and civil liberties groups.it will get underway wednesday, december 9th at 6 p.m. and we'll be streaming it online at siouxland news dot com.this town hall will *not* be televised on our decad

al jazeera's ahmad idris repor reports. >> after months of captivity they're finally free. these are the hundred hostages, mainly women and children, who have been freed afte. i come from borno state in nigeria. i was taken from my village and i was put in a prison. >> soon he and others will be on their way home. >> we received strict instructions from those above us to repatriate them to their countries. you see now humanitarian support. there is place now to give them rest and give them support including food. >> they have deported thousands of nigerian refugees. it says it is concerned about potential. boko haram fighters hiding among them. dozens of their citizens have been killed in attacks by the armed group. thousands of young men and women have been taken by boko haram over the last five years. many of them have been forced to join the armed group. there has been a growing sense of frustration that after 19 months there has been no news of the more than 200 school girls kidnapped in chibruk, an attack that has brought global attention to actions of boko haram in ni

in >> reporter: as the race for the white house begins to heat up, ahmad hopes the next leader will unitehe nation instead of divide it. >>> on the democratic side, hillary clinton taking a swipe at our republican rivals over isil and guns. >> it defies common sense that republicans in congress refuse to make it harder for potential terrorists to buy guns. if you are too dangerous to fly, you are too dangerous to buy a gun, period. >> clinton saying the nation needs a come press release hencive plan to defeat isil and that plan could include curtailing their recruitment and training operations overseas and hear at home. >>> james comey sayings they are working hard to tackle evolving threats. >> the terrorist threat we face today is the one we have been talking about for the last two years, isil trying to inspire people, and get them killed in their name. in that threat has not changed. we're working on that all day every day across the country. and the key is the partnership. >> he was talking to the members of the joint terrorism task force in new york city this morning. he said one of

>>ahmad brooks-49ers linebacker "they're about the same build. they're about the same height. he looks pretty fast on film. he has good vision in the pocket, so we gotta do a good job of getting to him." >> reporter:heading across the bay, the 5-7 raiders have had to move past a recent fourth-quarter meltdown against the chiefs.as they prepare to meet jack del rio's former team in mile high. >> reporter:instead of peyton manning, the defense will be keying on his young undefeated apprentice-- brock osweiler. >>jack del rio-raiders head coach "obviously, he's been preparing for that day when he got his opportunity and he's done a great job filling in as peyton has been down the last three weeks filling in for them." >> reporter:with four games left in the season, you could say this is the last chance for both the niners and raiders. >> reporter:but with the way this year has been.who knows? return >> reporter:and while we hash that out, the warriors seemingly just don't know how to lose. >> reporter:coming up at 6- 45 in sports, gary radnich will have more from the team as they

. >>> new at 6:00 tonight, one of the nypd police officers who killed ahmadou diallo in a hail of bullets in the bronx is getting a promotion. kenneth boss is set to get a bump up to sergeant tomorrow. who fired a total of 41 shots at diallo in 1999. the 22-year-old immigrant was unarmed. a jury cleared all four officers. >>> a 92-year-old westchester woman is talking about how she fell victim to con artists who stole hundreds of thousands of dollars from her. yesterday we told you about these alleged granny scammers who preyed on the woman's love for her grandson. cbs 2's lou young talked to the grandmother and has more information on the scam. >> reporter: police say the granny scammer bought this bmw along with the loot and expensive sneakers now in evidence. that's his picture on the passport. silverster an alleged leader of the interstate gang of nigerian nationals who police say robbed a 92-year-old harrison woman with a fake emergency call from someone claiming to be her grandson. >> he said, i need $8,000 right away and i said where are you? he said i'm at jail. just a minute. oth

ahmad i idris reports. >> reporter: it's five clock in the morning when he says good buy to his familyading off to work. by the time he comes back at night his children will be asleep. >> when they wake up and see me like a stranger i feel bad. but i pray to god that one day we will overcome all of this situation. so really it's not helpful for you to be -- to continue being without your children all the time. >> reporter: the civil servant is one of the hundreds of thousands who work in the city that have to live far way from their work. simply because they can't afford represent. every month hundreds of new homes are built here but most of them are empty. the question you need to ask yourself is how many people can afford to buy a house in nigeria. it's less than 2% of the population and unfortunately every developing is complaining about the [ inaudible ] population. >> reporter: many people here won't be able to afford these new homes. a house in this estate costs about $500,000 to buy. renting one is as much as $25,000 a year in a country where the minimum wage is less than $100.

ahmad idris reports from a bodg. >> reporter: after months in cab test, they are finally free.of the 900 hostages being mainly women and children who have been freed after days of fighting between boko haram and regional forces near ra cool cameroon option ba. >> i come nigeria i was taken on the way to my village. i was then put in a prison. >> reporter: soon he and others will be on their way home. >> translator: we have received strict instructions from those above to support them, to reparticipate them to their countries. what you see now is humanitarian support, there is already a place for get rest and get the necessary support. including food. >> reporter: the government has deported thousands of refugees, saying it's concernedded about potential boko haram fighters hiding among them, dozens of its citizens have been called in attacks blamed on the arm group. thousands of young men and women have been taken by boko haram over the last five years, many have been forced to join the armed group. there has been a growing sense of frustration that after 19 months there has be

freshman ahmad wagner, dunk and 1. 9 for wagner. hawks roll 95-75. iowa home again monday night against western illinois. hawks home again monday against western illinois some bad news for the hawkeyes. junior dale jones will miss the rest of the season with a knee jones suffered the injury earlier this week in practice. jones was averaging 6 points 3 rebounds off the bench. northern iowa on the road at richmond, taking on the spiders. early 1st. paul jesperson splash from downtown, tied at 3. more from behind the arc. matt it. 14 for bo. uni up 1. later ted friedman, 8 for friedman. but 82-67., panthers fall to 5-2 drake men fall on the road at bowling green, 75-63. bulldogs now 4-3 on the year, return with your sports on today in iowa this holiday, ford america's best-selling brand is giving you more. the ford holiday sales event... with 0% financing for 60 months on 2015 f-150 and focus and 2016 fusion and escape. plus 1,000 dollars holiday bonus cash on 2015 focus and 2016 fusion and escape. it's the best gift ever. now during the ford holiday sa

centering around the teachings of an 1800's messenger mirza ghulam ahmad.... who taught peace over war.of the 73 sects - they all agree there's going to be a reformer. we believe he has come, they believe he is an imposter. that has often led to violence -- against ahmadi's -- at the hands of other muslims. sometimes we've they've come in and mowed us down while we're praying. but in this case -- being a target -- has led to greater resolve within the community. we're the fastest growing sect within islam and it's not because we're fighting a bloooo jihad, we're fighting a peace offensive. and we're winning, we're growing. i'm mary mckenzie reporting be sure to stay with fox 28 news for much more on the terror threat and what's begin done to stop it.we'll take you to a neighborhood in europe that's become a hotbed of islamic radicalizationon it's a report you'll only see on 'full measure with sharyl attkisson,' this sunday morning at nine right here on fox 28. this coming monday, don't miss a special town hall meeting onon the new threats america faces. watch

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has lost their last two games without him >> gary:blaine gabbert talked about manziel's maturity and ahmadbrooks compared him to russell will sen. --wilson. >> gary: remember michael crabtree? signed with the raiders. with a four year extension so it paid off. >> gary: jack del rio is happy to have crabtree. the denver broncos are on the road. >> he has done a great job filling in. >> they are one of the best is not the best at what they do. for me is like. i love playing them. i love the situation. >> gary: this is a social media world. when you have to go with a younger demographic. i am a hundred shy of $900 per if you follow me here you would get out of the town with my wife and follow me with the driver and my wife of a town. you will get to see any picked out a christmas surely with my son grit this is what the younger demographic want. i can interview or grill. but i am trying to do a clean twitter with water to per day. --one to two >> gary: if you want to join a revolution where you say no, you do not have to argue. you now have to defeat the tweets per day. >> gary: use sign up n

this is the jazz age of ahmad jamal.t has a sense of using urban energy and energies of jazz and syncopation. it translates into shapes and patterns that will speak of the energy. charlie: congratulations. say hello to my friends. archibald motley is on display at the whitney museum downtown until january 17. if you are in new york, go see it. back in a moment. stay with us. charlie: andre is here, the chairman of the global coffee icon founded by his grandfather in 1933. the company operates in 141 countries and has served in 105,000 in the top cafes, restaurants, and hotels. they expanded recently to include stores and other items. the coffee world is being introduced to climate change and challenges to the industry. i am pleased to have him at this table. welcome. guest: thank you for having me. charlie: tell me about your grandfather. guest: my grandfather was hungarian and was courageous. he left home very young and went from hungary to vienna. he fell in love with coffee. as a soldier, after the first world war, he

. >> ahmad is very good. you think i should keep it. >> i like it. but i ling also think if i had to choose i would choose prebeard ben. but who am i? nobody care who i think. your tv wife of course. >> fun for a little while at least. >> when you did the november thing they didn't want me to do it next year. >> i would like to see you -- >> facial hair is subtle -- >> a mustache even that, with i don't know. like never again. >> you know, which channel, juliet? [laughter] >> all right e-yeah. you guys discuss that. let's tab what's going on with our weather out there this morning. a change out there finally a taste of winter for at least parts of the tristate. not everyone in on this winter weather advisory but it is still up for you northern new jersey. lower hudson valley into connecticut. up until about 11:00 in the morning that does expire in northern new jersey other areas but basically it means that you're going to have potential for some wrnght rei precip for a little while out there making for slush spots. 39 with rain passing through the ar

sioux city imam...ahmad mohammad... also expressed concern for how muslims are being perceived. "b"bore you judge just ask what do muslims teh, what does muslim mean, what does islam cover just any simple question," said fatiya adam. "these people have their own ideologies, their own agendas. they don't represent us, no," said mohammad. jessica rae: trumps comment on muslims was met with swift disapproval by several presidential candidates. jessica rae: the national highway traffic safety administration announced new vehicle crash-test rating standards. one change will be a "smarter" crash test dummy. its neck mimic's head movement more accurately, and its mid-section responds to the seatbelt. the tests will also examine new kinds of crashes... such as those in which a car is struck at an angle rather than head on or t-boned. current tests look at frontal, side and rollover the changes take effect in 20-18 for 20-19 models. jessica rae: the 2016 iowa legislative session is just few weeks away.... and sioux city city coucil members and staff let local lawmakers know what issues a

ahmad was caught in the blast of a bomb. he was on a kurdish patrol in the town a year ago. in a moment he remembers like it was yesterday. >> there were three of us in our vehicle when the bomb exploded next to us. we had just clear advil ladies and gentlemen of fighters. in h the days after, i lost hope that i would ever walk again. >> this injury rehabilitation clinic is a private foundation, and a lifeline for him and a hand full of others. he also received aid from the ministry to pay for his treatment. most injury victims aren't so fortunate. >> but even here, if conditions are far from ideal. just getting into the building requires effort. >> one of the under tokers of this institute, says it is not just soldiers that need help, but also civilians. he says the biggest challenge is no one knows how many injury victims there are. >> the first nine months i saw more death. maybe more than 200 people. i don't know what is the number, that we saw, because we are new now. we started three months before. four months before. registers and getting an accurate number is importa

. >> reporter: ahmad guya is against the keystone pipeline and wall street largess, but he hasn't seen anything like paris today. >> this military police militarization to control demonstrations in mass numbers for basic marches is unprecedented. >> reporter: another activist says his heart goes out to the victims of last month's terror attacks but the protests must go on. >> the fossil fuel industry that we're up against, they have money, power, and all that movements we have is people power. >> reporter: and as you can see there, a lot of careful preparation for this day and it seems so far that it's going to be peaceful. riot police are lining the route and local authorities gave the go ahead for this to happen. but they're taking precautions. they have block aided both ends of the street and if anyone moves out of the area, they will move in swiftly and they said they will not be friendly. >> so tony, we're having a little bit of trouble with your photo, your picture there. but i want to double-check. this is despite the protests the first time that all 190 countries in attendance

>>there's food at glide right now >> reporter:the other part of ahmad's job involves answering questions or giving direction to those visiting the area to sightsee or shop >> reporter:. starting tuesday the ambassadors will be handing out these cards.which try to answer one of the most frequent question asked by tourist.about the number homeless who live on the city's streets >> reporter:the card has a number to a dispatch center.for people to call if they see someone living on the streets in union square who is in need of help. >> the only way to make a difference is to work together. >> reporter: the person who will respond to that call is someone recently hired by teh local businesses here specifically for that reason. >>six months ago.we hire a member of the homeless connect with homeless all day long and help direct them to services. >> reporter:union square cares also encourages tourists not to give money to panhandlers.but to donate to the non profits who help them instead.kara zordel with project homeless connect says she understands the desire to want to give a need.but her orga

centering around the teachings of an 1800's messenger mirza ghulam ahmad.... who taught peace over war."of the 73 sects - they all agree there's going to be a reformer. we believe he has come, they believe he is an imposter." that has often led to violence -- hands of other muslims. "sometimes we've lost in one day 80 people, they've come in and mowed us down while we're praying." but in this case -- being a target -- has led to greater resolve within the community. "we're the fastest growing sect within islam d it's n n because we're fighting a bloody jihad, we're fighting a peace offensive. and we're winning, we're growing." 3 the latest developments in the war on terror *here at home* are the subject of our next national online town hall."your voice, your future: the new normal, security versus freedom" will feature a roundtablelediscussion between security experts and civil liberties groups.it will get underway wednesday, december 9th at 6 p.m. and we'll be streaming it online at siouxland news dot com.this town hall will *not* be televised on our decades

the east of an recover this last week would happen and run the last tuesday and found a 10 year-old ahmad miller the next 10:00 of porsche cayennes of a stolen from the home were the proper happen he kicked in the door of the house and passed with the planning investing in said he forced her to your room to room as install cash he was arraigned yesterday morning. >>darya: wants to ban guns and one of the fbi to release in the wake of the san bernardino terror attack in a closed parts of contra costa like not all the solano and sonoma county is a chapter house he says that he is the gun on the try to find the middle ground he backs a house bill require emission my background checks and for those who buy guns from people on long. >>darya: he has joined the democratic lawmakers and pushing congress to lift a ban on using cdc month to fund research and to gun violence >>mark: it was a freak accident the instructor would ever they're rebelling and u.n. off to an issue of an estimate in said but he is ok and went to sojourn the police said the gun was fired at the end of the class of the is sho

war, just war everywhere, fat" r father ahmad tells us.s long as the bullet teach flying, the waves -- bullets keep flying, the waves of people will keep coming. new details about the path of the ringleader of the paris attackers and two others mimic that was the refugees. >> there was a lot change that one bomber from paris passed through the greek islands. i think that you will gives support to the right wing parties and they're rising in all of europe. >> reporter: jason from athens is here to try to temper that fear, showing support for the refugees. jobless in a stagnant greek economy, he spend his days rescuing those far worse off. hundreds of thousands have made it to the greek island of lesbos. the vast majority on dangerous vessels like this rubber dinghy. desperate people often running from terrible atrocities with no other options. cnn, lesbos, greece. >>> back now to the united states and the u.s. president barack obama. he made some unplanned remarks after meeting with survivors of the san bernardino terror attack. he stopped

ahmad husni hanadzlah, second minister of finance of malaysia. >> translator: mr.acob lew, vice president of the security council, excellencies, ladies and gentlemen. i join the council members in thank you, mr. president, for convening this meeting which malaysia fully supports. i wish to acknowledge the presence of my counterparts around the table, seeking a collective resolve, combat the scourge of terrorism, radical financing threats. [inaudible] mr. ban ki-moon and mr. chen on the issue at hand. mr. president, i wish to echo and to enforce the sentiment by earlier speakers for the need for additional measures to further isolate the terrorist entity that is isil from the international financial system. we view -- ultimately cut off their sources of funding. malaysia only condemns the multiple terrorist attacks including the most recent in paris, beirut and the sinai. malaysia rejects the ideology of daesh. we fully reject their part -- islam is peace, compassion, moderation, justice and tolerant to all culture and relative. too many innocent people have been --

americans who play sports that ali,ice islam, mohammed talib abdul-jabbar, aqib and a moderate shot -- and ahmad rashad. artz'st on qu website. marianne, you are on the air. caller: i agree with some of the callers, they. are disrespectful to the president and the office of the president. going back to terror and what they knew about it. when 9/11, when the buildings were coming down, bush was in readinghoolroom two children. that wentorist flyers into the buildings, they had been in this country for-five years studying. that was never picked up by anybody. also, some of them were from saudi arabia, which was good bushes.with cheneys and after the buildings came down, d the country and went back to saudi arabia. i would say the iraqi war has caused this mess host:. host: ralph in baltimore, independent. that, ii just say listened the president's speech last night. i'm african-american and i'm not being disrespectful but i do not feel that we are addressing the real issue. the president wants to sign an executive order to go to libya or some of the other places to do what they feel is necessary,

think you were saying 1996, you were going to afghanistan and reporting from there; did a profile of ahmad shah massoud in 2000 that became a national geographic documentary; more recently embedded himself kind of on and off for a year in the korengal valley of afghanistan with a unit from the 173 airborne brigade combat team-embedded along with the photojournalist, late photojournalist tim hetherington, who was killed in libya in 2011. and you used some of the material from those-you know, from that reporting for your book, "war," and a documentary called "restrepo," which won the 2010 grand jury prize at sundance. sebastian is also -- he's had an interest in dangerous jobs for a long time. one of his early jobs was he was the guy who climbed the trees at the tree-removal companies and cut the branches off the trees. so he's been doing this sort of thing for a while. he's also the author of "death in belmont," "fire." you've said you've sworn off war reporting. i want to ask you a little bit about that. and he's also doing some really interesting things to improve the safety of foreign co