>> a very large fire happened in 2000 -- in los allah mose. and -- los alam of course s. and that alered people for that type of situation. many people were keeping an eye on -- eye -- and as soon as the call for mendtory evaluation -- a mandatory evacuation people were ready to leave. >> meanwhile saudi arabia officials and indonesian officials have been meeting. it followed a recent prozz cushion. her case has shocked indonesian, blaming their own government for not protecting the rights of workers over seas. >> prayers for the pasting of a loved one. it's impossible to think about what muyaki's story. >> she insisted that her mother suffered abuse at the hands of the saudi employers. >> i don't believe my mother killed someone wut a reason. it's impossible. my mother was a good person. maybe she confessed because she was under pressure. no one was defending her. there are more that 1 million workers. they can help prevent problems with their bosses. so before they go abroad, the girls get talk basic arabic. cooking, cleaning, and how to operate simple machines. it's a

the vietnamese moved from high socialism to a kind of form of market capitalism, allah not unlike what will go on in china for people who have a sense. but it keeps coming back, and it comes back in two major ways. one is a must intellectuals who used the war as a way of critiquing the party. the war was a good thing, but the way in much the party ran the war was not necessarily a good thing which was completely different than the propaganda that caught on. the soul series, it began selling them in no way the promises of the war were both independents and socialism at the socialist problem had gone unfulfilled. more recently it is the explosion of religion in vietnam. during the war itself at least in northern vietnam the state's downplayed religion, discouraged people from more traditional religious practices. today religion is all over the place. you know got to give you a little bit of a sense, i first went to vietnam in 1989. the first time that question to get back again. and there is a huge french built catholic cathedral. beautiful cathedral. and i went to mass one morning. i'm

and bombs go off and they talk about a truce to allah and then the other woman would not let us hear one would not be holding the gun. where is a listers looking. when a truce starts like go out and. you know. when when when father could be asked six teams on the border the supposed to do with. the phone. they bomb the shop or account. oh. he's not sure but he heard an explosion. well i don't know where it is i can't see anything from the window. they still got electricity. thanks fight it. could go and get your stuff done move it to the queer old. lookouts. don't be scared to go this way keep moving we're not staying all night we're not staying old mike's moves with where's naya where's your sister well enough when i was mom. there was another explosion there. unless there's a fire. there's a house burning over there how. are you evacuating to the floor yes but we don't know where to go even in the schools we're not safe that's why we should leave for him. but if you tell him it's just for the night i'm going to have so much to. both of them on the phone come on don't be afraid. bec

. >> the los allah mose -- alamos. >>> for the first time in a long time, home prices went up. washington, d.c. had the biggest increase, san francisco had the second largest increase. some see this as a positive sign or if it's just a flurry of spring sales. and a slight uptick in home prices did not help consumer confidences. the index fell to a seven-month low in june to just 58.5. it was 61.7 in may. a reading of 90 independent kates a healthy economy based on what -- indicates a healthy economy based on the numbers. >>> the 24-member board voted to appoint christine lagarde will be leading the global ending organization. she replace is dominique strauss-kahn who resigned amid a sex scandal. is. >>> members of an organization sat down and highlight the achievements, they've been providing the homeless for many years. >> we serve those people in oakland. you see them on the streets. they get food and shelter. >> organizers say this year city team oakland has served 54,000 meals and delivered 1,000 bags of groceries to 400 families. >>> a two-day hearing gets underway by bay

a wildfire near the los allah mose nuclear lab is -- los allah mose nuclear lab is growing. right now, firefighters are burning some of the areas to try to steal the fuel. the lab contains nuclear material. and officials say the materials are safe from the flames, at least for now. our hearts go out to those people. they had minutes to evacuate. they evacuated with the shirt on their back and left everything they owned in their homes. >> now, the los alamos lab is where scientists tested the first atomic bomb during world war ii. it's run now by the university of california. >>> new video to show you, incredible this morning. a drunk teenager surviving somehow a 20-foot fall off an escalator. this is massachusetts, wow. he climbed up the escalator's ruling and then fell down to the concrete below. he's 18. shawn o'malley said he was drinking at a concert that night. does not even remember this. it's hard to believe the only injure he suffered was a -- dash injury he suffered was a fractured elbow. >>> barry zito returns. he will pitch against the cubs. ehas been out for thre

this team is to be to more than 1500 men who were the giants uniform before them, from willie mays to allah gallagher, to william a covey, will clark, body and barry bonds, jimmy davenport, gaylord perry, from marishow to murph, and on and on. they all fought for this for 52 years and you brought it home for them. thank you. and how many of you out there remember going to giants games at candlestick park in the 1960's, 1970's, 1980's, 1990's? what this 2010 giants team did, what it accomplished pays tribute to more than 90 million of us who passed through the turnstiles at field stadium, candlestick park, and of at&t park in the past 53 years, leading with your hearts, wearing your, coming with your infants and grandchildren, booin g the dodgers, shared experiences of fathers and sons, mothers and daughters, this 2010 giants team, well, you brought it home all for us, too. thank you all so much. i was one of them taking the bus with my father out to candlestick. i am sure all of you have your stories of candlestick. some of you, even of field stadium. now we take our children and share expe

only allah knows the answer.the gaps are growing between the rulers and ruled in syria periods they now know -- the rulers and ruled in syria. they now know. they thought he was better than his father. now the evidence is in. he may be aware stiller than his late father. >> thank you very much indeed. >> thank you. >> the daughter of a veteran iranian dissidents has died after a scuffle with security forces at her father's funeral. she had been allowed out of prison to attend the funeral of her father. it has been confirmed the former bosnian serb army commander will appear at the hague on friday. he has been deemed medically fit for trial and will face charges including genocide. google announced that computer hackers and china broke into the gmail accounts of many people, including top security officials in the u.s. the white house is investigating. japanese authorities underestimated the threat that the nuclear plant could be hit by a tsunami. that is the conclusion of an official report, but they go on to say

so the intervention allah behind in yemen i think would be a disaster any arab country. generally any country that's tried to intervene military any in yemen has lived to regret it certainly the gyptian good and the saudi intervention these are d.d.l. two things was on the side of the president against saddam but where the saudis have influences with the pocketbook a great deal of resources flow from saudi arabia into yemen in their recent indications that the. saudis are using that as a significant lever. i'm a little bit more positive on the g.c.c. initiative also than. mr pipes i think it was a well designed effort i think it got far i think developments in the region really complicated it because when you started to see what was happening in egypt with hosni mubarak i think president saleh got cold feet and really question whether or not he wanted to give his state over and i also think he was motivated in seeing developments in places like libya and syria where dictators have held on to power through military force so it's it's a larger regional phenomenon it's inte

may allah protect him. >> reporter: the fbi is all too aware that it was awlaki who encouraged the accused shooter at ft. hood, and, in fact, abdul-latif praised the ft. hood shooter. also of concern to the fbi, is that the suspect is one of dozens that appears to have been radicalized in an american prison. and we'll have more on that with a full investigative report. >> on what happens in prison to american-born prisoners there. thank you, brian. >>> and, now, libya, and the push-back on the president. the house of representatives voted resoundingly today against the u.s. military action. but did not cut funding. which means it was a symbolic vote. however, as you know, messages get scrambled as they whip around the globe, and in tripoli, gadhafi supporters mistakenly thought the u.s. had declared the end of the war. abc's jeffrey kofman sent us in these snapshots from the ground there. it's a confused celebration of something that did not happen. >>> actor peter falk died today at the age of 83. we knew him best as colombo, in the raincoat, the detective with the sharp mind and the rumb

russian one uniting over thirty different cultures and nationalities a local legend has it that when allah's messenger was handing out languages there was a severe snowstorm and that just on causing him to dump all he had left when the weather settled people came out of their homes and each settlement spoke a different son because the deck astounded are wonderful and unique and we are proud of our country our history and our culture we are a multi-ethnic republic with more than thirty peoples living together at a comparatively small territory we have a glorious history and we are looking into the future however it's not just to the agents and beauty that make this region stands out in russia combat sports especially freestyle wrestling seems to be the republicans for take in the locals themselves who probably tell you that it's in their blood and what it does to people live and breathe wrestling in douglas style it's a way of life and sometimes even the many dogs son has always how fresh a step up from seventeen or eighteen places to second or third just take a look at the olympic games the

basically they have a phrase that they act they give a loyalty to and they give an entity for the sake of allah so that's the key by a peculiar that they declare so it's not actually to any leader to any person so i don't think it will make a big difference and remember he was the main fear it ition osama bin ladin fought in broad strokes it was a means of where he was involved in the nitty gritty and some people even said he was the brains behind the movement so in that sense they'll be a continuum the u.s. has quite keen to say there's a division within al qaeda because it's actually taking over six weeks to appoint a leader does that say anything to you that there is division i don't really believe that i don't know for sure i'm certain either opin you know groups like al qaeda in the arabian peninsula or these some of these americans who speak good english who've raised in prominence but in my view there was only one man who would replace asama bin ladin and i think there was consensus there i do believe actually al qaeda is remarkably an organization that does appeal. it islamic concept of

was not fair approach toward us but people who are who are now not living under saddam hussein and allah being under the taliban will tell you if you talk to them that they're happy that we were there so you never see this side of we're building schools we're giving people opportunities over there you know only here livingston is that we blew up. and shoes me yet. i understand they would not be ready to use a laser to go off you know that are all that is going to school in particular and the fact that you're playing at schools in my wallet me i mean i think you know harry morton a strategy that she regarded him as a republican presidential candidates and suggested it be great if we could be building more schools here in the united states actually than other countries could have done in terms are you know it was not. the limit you know the bad news and the money if you have mitt romney. there and leave it there citi corp released a new report this week predicting that india's trade economy will surpass the united states is the second largest economy in the world it's already a foregone co

obama is a constitution allah specialist. a turn around specialist. >> barrett, sbt the real reason he would sin is because he is on a dollar bill. he is so statue eek and clean cut. but he doesn't have wiener's chest. i don't know. >> bill i will ask you what you think, but don't make a joke about magic underpants. >> i guess i have to talk about it. i think he is the g-rated version of wiener. wiener will say and do anything he can to stay in office. romney will say or do anything to get into office. >> you were applying direct pressure. >> this is a tv first. >> this might be the only show that has a bleeding co-host. how does this happen? >> we have to take a break. and remember to check out the new red eye pod cast. go to fax news rid yo .com and click on red eye. tell your friends and family because it is good for us. what are we talking about tonight? >> tonight we talked about -- never mind. we talked about my mom. come back. >> i am trapped in a grown up's body. ♪ >> ♪ i woke up one morning ♪ i thought i was young ♪

buchanan was on high school camping trip with group from the creek side community church which is in allah movement he was trapped under about 6 feet of sand for roughly 15 minutes before he was dug out. his church is holding prayer vigil all week long. >> some politic the. north bay congresswoman woolsly late today confirmed she will not be running for reelection next year t.she has represented the sixth congressional district marin and sonoma county for nearly 2 decades. abc political reporter explains why she is calling it quits. officials speaking to 100 or so support earth's lynn said is time. i will turn 75 years old just before the next election day. and after 2 decades of service to this wonderful district, it will be time for me to move on. >>reporter: she thanked her constituent, donor, her staff, and her family. >> so with enormous gratitude tl but not one ounce of regret, i am announcing that i will not run for reelection in 2012. >>reporter: congresswoman best known for anti-war stance was the first to call for troops to come home. she made headlines when she invited anti-war

issued after fort hood in which the major who carried around business cards the said, "warrior of allah," while opening fire on unarmed men and women, it did not mention radical islam. in a similar incident at the frankfurt -- from fo airport, the state department spokesman responded, "was the shooting of gabrielle giffords a terrorist attacks? ?" this moral confusion between the isolated actions of a madman and an attack that fits into an ideology of terrorism is sadly typical of this administration. [applause] the obama administration's policy has been a victim of the same confusion. in his recent speech, president obama stated that israel could not be expected to negotiate with a terrorist organization that denies its right to exist. but he then went on to pressure israel to do exactly that. president obama wants israel to enter into negotiations with a palestinian authority that is now in league with a terrorist organization. the president said applying this pressure was not the politically savvy for him to do. he is telling us that he is doing the brave thing by pressuring israel t

nothing would khator them or dissuade them from the goal they believe it is divinely sanctioned from allahand it can tax of a nuclear iran because they will use the weapons. one of the precursors to the return of the islamic messiah, and i don't mean to get to into the weeds here, one of the treaty to precursors as conquer in jerusalem. that is one of the precursors in this in same system, belief system of the iranian regime. >> host: having said that one of the arguments and this is coming from the palestinian community, if you could just make an equitable division of israel and jerusalem, everything will be fine. but of course there was no israel prior to 1948 and the islamic revolution goes back to the year 708 d. so what about the years in between where there was a small amount of violence, steam comes to mind, most of the middle east. >> guest: fred, you make such a great point. no one mentions right now if israel is blamed for all of our ills, al qaeda wants to blow us up because of israel because we support the jews, it's their fault if only israel would give more land and even give

an uphill battle smep teaches at new york university and is author of the new book "allah liberty and courage to reconcile faith and freedom." welcome, ershad. thanks, eliot. >> before we get started, i want to show you a moment from last night's gop presidential debate, where the issue of hiring those who are islamic, those who are muslim, to be in the cabinet was raised and a question was asked to herman cain, a presidential candidate. take a listen. >> you recently said you would not appoint a muslim to your cabinet, then you kind of backed off that a little bit and said you that would first want to know if they are committed to the constitution. you expressed concern that "a lot of muslims are not totally dedicated to this country." are american muslims as a group less committed to the constitution than, say, christians or jews? >> first, the statement was would i be comfortable with a muslim in my administration, not that i wouldn't appoint one. that's the exact transcript. and i would not be comfortable because you have peaceful muslims and then you have militant muslims, those

realize that their arrival in palestine was for the purpose of the great massacre, by means of which allah wants to relieve them of their evil. that was said just one month ago. hamas goes well beyond words in its efforts to destroy israel. in 2010, over 200 missiles were fired into israel from gaza. no country can be expected to conduct peace negotiations with the terrorist organization dedicated to its destruction or with a palestinian government authority the joins forces with such a terrorist organization. [applause] hamas has not changed. israeli peace with hamas is impossible. 20 years of hopes -- [applause] 20 years of hopes for the so- called peace process cannot change the fundamental reality. it also means entering into pieces stations -- peacenik associations with any organization that includes hamas is something that no friend of israel should never ask israel to do. [applause] let me add that i certainly hope this administration does not resort to the meaningless exercise of trying to artificially distinguish between the military and political wing of hamas as a way of justify

aftermath of the fort hood attack, and which he carried around business cards that said "warrior of allah" while firing on men and women, that report did not once mention radical islam. in an eerily similar incident earlier this year, a terrorist opened fire killing two people. yet the state department spokesman when asked if it was a terrorist attack, responded by asking, "was the shooting of gabriel giffords a terrorist attack?" the moral confusion which cannot see the difference between a madman and then attacked at its in radical islam, is typical of an administration that -- [applause] the obama administration oppose the policies toward israel has meant a become of this and confusion. in his recent state department speech, president obama rightly stated that israel cannot be expected to negotiate with a terrorist organization that denies its right to exist. he then went on in the same speech to pressure israel to do exactly that. president obama wants israel to enter into negotiations with a palestinian authority that is now in league with the terrorist organization hamas. the presid

finally, i will die allah.oes this represent a sentiment of other prisoners and correction systems? >> in terms of radicalism it does. i don't believe we are talking about muslim. we are talking about the hijacked radicalized cut and paste the call and that is the difference. if it was islam he wouldn't have written that letter, and i just question his credibility in terms of what he knows about islam, who were his teachers and how did he get accredited, where did he get his training and that is what we are talking about as the prison inmates become spiritual advisers in very short term and that is part of the problem. it is not islam. >> it's interesting that in the letter he mentions that he is a am imam. how's it is then in may to become a imam? we have civil servants and the way is to get to this idea was to come this rutka radical ideology it states that the imam is selected by the congregation of inmates will elect their own imam to supersede the authority of the chaplain. >> next, please comment on the p

when the shooting is done, he yells allah akbar. >> anyone who would shoot a weapon at four militaryions is very serious. these were not junior high or shooting bebe guns at a local school. >> reporter: last fall ballistic testing links the shootings. shell casings found in his neapsack when he was arrested allegedly are the same make. the fbi says it has covered a weapon and is doing forensic testing. he was also purportedly interested in making bombs. to pounds of nigh was allegedly in his back page, and a list of other ied components was at his home. since nadal hassan was charged with killing 13 people, the military has been on the lookout. a marine spokesman says malaku showed no signs. >> there were no indications. he was serving as a reservist, you know, that was attending drills and other functions. >> reporter: but a military official says one month before the shooting, he failed a combat fitness test, later doing poorly on a fitness test. and listed as nondeployable. officials are still investigating whether he has ties now, since notebooks reference al qaeda, bid laden and

"my allah destroy him," this woman says, "the way he has destroyed us." she and several other refugees who have fled to these camps in turkey told us their stories using cell phone videos. they asked not to be identified. "there isn't a single thing that assad hasn't done," she is saying. "he's torched our homes, robbed the shops and raped the girls." that charge of widespread rape by the syrian army was repeated by this woman. "we saw the horrible and shameless things the army did," she told us, "so i ran away to protect my honor." with the camps now filling to capacity, angelina jolie, a u.n. refugee ambassador, paid a visit. it was brief but the point was made, the world is watching. the pressure on assad is now such that he's agreed to address the syrian people on television as early as sunday night. we do not know if he plans to offer any democratic concessions, but even his best diplomatic friends here in turkey are demanding that he institute democratic reform and stop killing innocent people. russ? >> wyatt andrews in turkey, see you later in the

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and then finally, i will die for allah in your judgment, does this letter represent the sentiments of our radicalized prisoners in america's corrections system? >> in terms of violent radicalism, it does. i don't believe we're talking about islam here, we're talking about a hijacked radicalized cut and peast form that they call -- paste form that they call prislam. that's the difference. if it was islam he wouldn't have written that letter. i just question his credibility in terms of what he knows about islam, who are his teachers, how did he get accredited, where did he get his training? that's part of the problem we're talking about. some of the prison immates become spiritual advisors in very short-term and that's part of the problem. it is not islam. >> it's interesting that in the letter he mentions that he's an imam. how does an inmate become an i man in the -- imam in the prison system? we asked some service chaplains. if you get to this ideology this radical ideology, it states that the imam is selected by the congregation and inmates will elect their own imam to supersede the

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