why god is compatible, why allah is compatible.if i have to believe in one god, then they also believe that god has the full and final truth. not me, not you and nobody in this audience has the full and final truth, which means we need to accept that we've got limited knowledge, which in turn makes it a spiritual obligation to contribute to society in which we can disagree with one another in peace and with stability. why? anything less means were playing on and not in a monotheistic state is the real sin if you can put it that way. so the beauty here are the upshot is that believe in one god, quite happily so, to defend human liberty. >> and that becomes the bigger question in the larger pollution, there is this idea out of many one, but ultimately we do transcend all our tribal differences and come together. and that is -- i think that's the promise of americans being fulfilled every day. the question becomes the new look at the ways that the different generations, of muslim americans here in the united states and you see those t

if they have to die, let them both go to allah together. what was allah's wish? my daughter and her husband both went to allah together. >> ( translated ): in their one year of marriage, i have never seen my daughter unhappy. nurul took great care of her and made her so happy. we were very lucky to have found nurul. but even after finding him, we still lost him. and i cannot protest to allah or ask why he took my daughter. it is all his will. no matter what i do-- if i cry, if i scream-- i can't bring her back, and so i have to accept that that is allah's will. >> it was the darkest day in my life, loneliest day in my life, most horrifying day in my life. when i looked through that window towards the statue of liberty and i saw that plane coming towards me, i was numb. this monstrous plane looking at me like, "i'm taking you." part of the 82nd floor collapsed, all the walls are knocked flat. i was screaming, crying, and praying out loud, "lord, help me! please, send somebody!" >> and i heard this "bang, bang, bang, bang! bang, bang, bang! help, help!" >> i felt l

it matters to please allah, and only those who infringe on his rights.orry about the american opinion. >>> that is john miller who is getting the mastermind of 9/11 on camera. and he has been the sas assistant deputy as well. thank you for joining us. with osama bin laden and other al qaeda leaders being bumped off, too, are we seeing the end of al qaeda as a terrorist organization? >> well, we're seeing them spin out of control in terms of command and control. you the death of bin laden who if not operationally and intimately on a daily basis involved and also the killing of the guy who was running the day-to-day operations and then the number two who is now the number one yay man al zawahiri off to the side who has now lost his leader and lost his operations guy, and has deep concerns for his own security, so that is a tough way to run an organization. i think that you have to qualify that by saying that it is an organization that has proven again and again that it is adaptable and we have to be weary of that. >> that is certainly true. you interviewed

. >> never unstatement the power of fear especially when the enemy of allah hears allahu akbar. >> he could talk in an american vernacular. >> reporter: the u.s. has been after al-awlaki for years. the yemeni government announced he had been killed last year, only to admit he was still alive. officials are confirming statements from the government in yemen saying that anwar al-awlaki has been killed. saying a bigger blow to al-qaeda than the killing of bin laden. >> it is 4:32 now. motorcycle club member in custody on charges of killing the leader of a south bay hells angels chapter. the suspect was caught here in san francisco. amy hollyfield is live in the city to tell us more. >> reporter: the chief is very proud that his department is the one who found this guy. because an officer didn't like weigh saw here on follow some street near division. last night a man sitting in his car in a dark spot, acting suspiciously. the officer asked for his id, ran his name and realized he had found a man wanted for murder. 53-year-old ernesto gonzalez is suspected of killing the president of the

jay leno and allah nis more seth are on the stage together. >> leno is flying up after he does "the tonight show." it's part of a benefit for the children's hospital. alaniss more seth will perform, too. >> it sounds nice. >> and the weather is nice? >> it will be good for square all the way to labor day weekend. we're looking at hot weather. low 90s and not too much fog in the coast. low 70s at the coast. but we're stressing with warmer weather coming back to the coast into saturday, we're going to have some high waves and upwards of eight feet and some potentially dead rip current so you need to monitor that if your heading into the water to take a break from the warmth. >> so through saturday. >> and maybe sunday, just to be careful. >> good advice, thanks. >>> thanks for joining us. "the nightly news" is next. bye-bye. swipe your card please. excuse me...? this belongs to you... o...um...thank you. excuse me... this is yours... thank you! you're welcome. with chase freedom, you get cash back on what you buy everyday. this is yours! thank you! that's 5% cash back in bonus categories ever

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danger but he repeatedly told the agents he was driven to kill americans, which he called enemies of allah. ferdaus, a u.s. citizen, has a college degree in physics and apparently some proficiency when it comes to building explosive devices. we're told in the course of the investigation, officials say he converted eight cell phones into detonators which he thought were being used to trigger ieds against u.s. soldiers serving in iraq. >> announcer: bob, i wonder, since the f.b.i. agents supplied the weapons as part of the sting operation, what are the chances ferdaus will claim he was entrapped. >> reporter: he will try, scott, but the agents said over the period of months they gave him multiple opportunities to back out. every time they said, "hey you might kill innocents," he was intent to go forward saying he didn't care. he saw it as his duty. >> pelley: the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff got the world's attention last week when he acueded pakistan, an important u.s. ally, was working hand in hand with terrorists who attack americans. but today, very public leiber the white house

g allah, liberty and love.ttack, where do we stand with that ideology now as a country? >> i think we're very confused as a country. first of all, is there a difference between islam and islamism, the extremist version of islam? as a fateful muslim, i say there is. if i didn't believe there is raw material in my faith of islam to reconcile faith and freedom, i couldn't stay muslim with integrity. i am here to tell you that there is hope him. there is hope because i traveled the world and i've talked to young muslims all over the world who do hunger to bring pluralism and open-mindedness to our state. >> have we countered that ideology in the right way? have we approached it the right way's nation? >> not yet, i don't think. 10 years is not a long time. i cringe myself as somebody who lives in this country when americans are at each other's throats let alone anyone elses. i think we need to pull together and forgive one another to deal with the larger global problem that we have. >> how do we do that? >> first,

he told authorities he wanted to attack the enemies of allah. susan mcginnis is in washington with much more on this. good morning, susan. >> good morning, betty. >> reporter: ferdaus started planning this attack early this year, after being convinced that america was evil. according to a federal affiliated he planned to hit the pentagon and blow the u.s. capital to smithereens. a van with dark windows drove ferdaus away from a courthouse outside washington, hours after for plotting the u.s. capital and the pentagon. authorities say ferdaus, who graduated from northwest university with a physics degree, planned to fly model planes like these stuffed with explosives into the building. >> definitely could have been some fatalities but i don't think you would have seen hundreds or thousands of deaths. i think in many ways this individual was probably looking for some type of psychological victory. >> reporter: undercover agents posing as al qaeda operatives handcuffed ferdaus on wednesday at this storage facility. investigators said he bought what

officials say anwar allah wacky was killed in a raid.d to be behind a failed attempt by al qaeda to bomb a plane headed to the u.s. back in 2009. he's the most prominent al qaeda figure to be killed since osama bin laden's death. >>> more key witnesses on the stand today in day four of the conrad murray manslaughter trial. prosecutors are calling on jackson's paramedics. by the time they arrived to the scene jackson had been dead for over 20 minutes. meantime, murray told them that jackson was merely unconscious and was not on any medication at the time. they say that murray withheld very vital information from them during their attempts to save jackson's life. we toss it over to marla now. >> thank you, jon. san jose is going to be rocking this weekend. thousands of runners are going to head downtown for the dodge rock 'n' roll half marathon. you know who he is, roger craig, the founder of this race. he's live in studio to talk about this event. now, rock 'n' roll is in the title for a specific reason. i know the answer. why don't you t

. >> this religion is about your willingness to sacrifice for allah. >> reporter: in repeated postings on the internet, al-awlaki urged al qaeda sympathizers to launch their own homegrown attacks. juan zarate is an analyst for cbs news. >> anwar al-awlaki was the pied piper of al qaeda, radicalizing people and committing them the cause of al qaeda to fight fellow citizens. >> reporter: one of al-awlaki's followers, another american, samir khan, died next to him in today's missile strike. khan, from north carolina, denied his tie to al qaeda in this interview in 2008. >> reporter: are you helping recruit for al qaeda? >> no. >> reporter: not at all? >> no. >> reporter: helping recruit for terrorism? >> not at all. >> reporter: he fled to yemen where he became the chief prop gannist for al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. his latest edition was published just this week, a tribute to the anniversary of 9/11. it was that signature attack, of course, which defined al qaeda. at the time in 2001 al-awlaki was an imam at this this virginia mosque. while the f.b.i. was never able to connect him

born terrorist mastermind abu allah locky he was allegedly involved in a number of attacks on america including the failed christmas day bombing in new york in two thousand and nine he was said to be on the cia's priority target list at his death follows a number of failed assassination attempts by the u.s. army. a filipino maid as was a landmark case at home calling allowing her to apply for permanent residency now if that's in question hong kong's immigration policy which excludes four inmates from applying for residency even though other foreigners can do so after seven years the rules accused of being discriminatory but politicians argue it will put a strain on housing and social services the government said it would appeal the ruling. that's all for now it's time now for business update with yo-yo. hello and a very warm welcome to the business update growing fears of the global recession are making investors pull their cash out of risk emerging markets russia is no exception with economists saying sixty billion dollars could flee the country this year this is also adding pressure

the challenge against a joke lutie shape in the european court of justice he faces a challenge by allah group that he has at be used to the european central bank to buy and to put chase junk bonds from italy spain greece ireland and portugal and never ever before the split has been greater than venture j. and c. or later the pain project as such it was going to to to lose the support the popular support it has always had in germany till now the fundamental problem of greece and the eurozone is a divergence of competitiveness by putting more debt and moving more bailout money to these countries huge job increase the competitiveness of the secundus of the country you keep them in the same monthly cost you they are monetary imprisoned in the year. after having it consumes the sweet will be you it's cheap money for more than ten years so alice you give them the freedom to leave the eurozone they will not be able to catch up with the other competitive countries. the deepening of the downturn has revealed some painful truths. that governments don't rule the world goldman sachs rules the mains

as presence of allah struggles to contain the fallout from the palestinian bid reports of a must which claim these secretly approved the transfer of fifty five high tech bunker buster bombs to israel had apparently happened months after he took office that had earlier been rejected by president bush who feared israel would sell the technology to china but historian william blum's that's for a bomb it's a way to secure a vital campaign fund. the u.s. has been giving israel all manner of. it's not great but a large europe i mean if you are a rational explanation that is not what he is. money in the us the last few years of working with your. and your human virgil's that's what. got your rationale here as. well as you want to go. now people in britain have long been able to march in protest but those voices are being silenced in parts of london for an entire month the government letting police a blanket ban on public gatherings in the capital and some is putting freedom of expression under threat. the view of workers activists on the home office ban on marching is clear it's an attack on

. >> never underestimate the power of fear, especially when the enemy of allah is involved. >> he could take to them in >> he could take to them in american vernacular, with arguments they understood. >> reporter: u.s. authorities say the accused gunman at ft. hood, major nadal hasan, killed 13 soldiers killed 13 soldiers after ail lackey provided justification had. for jihad.used of al awlaki was accused of attempting to bring down a jetliner over detroit, christmas day 2009.d u.s. officials say the so-called underwear bomber was advised by al awlaki, prior to the mission.e and there were many, many more drawn to al qaeda training camps in yemen by al awlaki's message, to do battle on the to do battle on the united ut states. picture is a m >> i think taking him out of the picture is a major achievement in terms of american security. >> reporter: in fact, in terms of immediate threat, it could prove to be more significant than the death of osama bin laden. al qaeda. brian ross, abc news. al >> a major development overnight in the war against al qaeda. one more time, anwar al awlaki, th

said his goal he also said that every dollar of al qaeda defeated a million dollars by the regime of allah the sight despite the large loss of a huge number of jobs besides the other words what bush did is what bin laden did and for ten years now america has become a different nation we need to wake up from that and go back to the noble nation that we once were. it's time for a daily poll your chance to tell us what you think here's today's question ten years later can you name anything important and good that came out of nine eleven your choices are yes they've posted this good thing as a comment or no i've posted while i'm disappointed that it's on arbonne dot com to vote and leave a comment about what you see as a positive legacy of nine eleven or why you're disappointed by how we as a country have dealt with that tragedy the hole will be open until frome. just. the. time of the good the bad of the very very screwed to the sport of vividly ugly who could argue desmond tutu and the dalai lama they along with seven other nobel peace prize laureates with a letter to president obama to oppo

rezwan ferdaus wanted to deliver a psychological blow to the enemies of allah. federal officials say that the public was never in danger and the possibility of one r someone using a model plane for those attacks has been on their radar for quite some time. >> this is nothing new. it's been reported in the past that terrorists could be using this. >>> counter ter prism experts and model aircraft hockists say it would be nearly impossible to inflict large scale damage. the aircraft are too small, can't carry enough explosives and are too tricky to fly >>> there has been a prescription ring bust at a suburban that makes military aircraft. some of the workers are charged with selling the pain killers fentanyl and oxycodone. >>> more illnesses, probably more death listed to listeria could be on the way. the bacteria has been spotd in lettuce. true leaf farm has voluntarily recalled bags of lettuce from a distributor in oregon. no illnesses were reported there in oregon. but the lettuce bags were shipped to two other states, washington and idaho. this follows the outb

justice department, he was radicalized by watching jihadist web sites and wanted to kill enemies of allah. he was taken down by undercover f.b.i. agents. ferdaus thought the agents were al-qaida recruiters. terror warning for americans living in saudi arabia now. a terrorist group might be planning to kidnap westerners in the capital. the embassy urging all americans to be cautious but giving no further details about the plot. a convicted cop killer paying the ultimate price for his crime. he was executed at a florida state prison last night, more than 30 years after he shot a police officer in coral gables. he stopped him for running a red light in a stolen car. pena's family was there to watch him die. he did not have any last words. today, the house is expected to sign off on a short term spending bill to avoid a government shutdown. it will keep them in business until october 4th. that's only next week. the bill must be passed by unanimous consent that is expected to happen. that will allow members to stay on recess. stay on vacation until monday. those are your headlines. >> have to

. >>> so are they drunk on allah, or red bull and vodka? are they there to get bombed or ig ignite one? new york police are offering tips on how to spot people at nightclubs who may be terrorists. the new york pd -- the nypd's 27-page booklet who warns people to be cautious about people who are sweating profusely and have bulging veins in the neck. the police commissioner ray kelly says it is not meant to alarm, but to help owners craft effective strategies for terrorism prevention and preparedness. it remz being alert to people with, quote, visible wires and tape protruding from their clothing and individuals who are obviously disguised, which is why i only go to clubs like this where they are not hiding bombs. i have no memory of that weekend. >> they are hiding missiles. >> bill, really? joe, sweaty, bulging veins. report they describing every dude at a club? >> pretty much. i think people need to be aware that it doesn't mean they are from al-qaeda. they are from staten island. >> they are checking for excess sit ax body spray and overh

the book is called "allah, liberty and love." there's a chie tea recipe in the back of the book. we come full circle to food. >> "business before the bell" is next. [ female announcer ] lactaid milk is easy to digest. it's real milk full of calcium and vitamin d. and tastes simply delicious. for those of us with lactose intolerance... lactaid® milk. the original 100% lactose-free milk. until i tried this. nothing helped me beat arthritis pain. it's salonpas. pain relief that works at the site of pain... up to 12 hours. salonpas. ♪ got so many scratches and scars ♪ ♪ maybe time can mend us together again ♪ ♪ it's not what we've done but how far we've come ♪ ♪ i know that we will recover [ male announcer ] here when you need us most. ♪ >> welcome back to "morning joe." a shot of new york city. let's go to wall street and talk to cnbc simon hobbs. he's live at the new york stock exchange. >> good morning. >> they are getting slaughtered in europe. how is that going to bode for the u.s. today? >> we're going to hope in 42 minutes. i'

. >> never unstatement the power of fear especially when the enemy of allah hears allahu akbar. >> hemerican vernacular with arguments they understood. >> reporter: president obama approved his killing last year making him the third u.s. citizen place odd the cia target list. last year it was announced he was kill. this time u.s. officials are confirming, -- they got their man. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> it is 5:31. motorcycle gang member accused of gunning down the president of the san jose chapter of the hells angels in custody in san francisco. the 53-year-old is being detained in connection with the fatal shooting of jeffrey pettigrew last friday. gonzales is allegedly a member of the vagos motorcycle club. parked near follow some and division in san francisco last night a -- a block from police headquarters. officers say he was acting nervously and taken into custody when they found out he was wanted. >>> tuesday east palo alto city council will take up questions raised about the safety of an intersection where a 6-year-old girl was killed in a crosswalk at bay road and yahw

an affidavit says rezwan ferdaus wanted to deliver a psychological blown to the enemies of allah. undercover agents busted his plot during a federal sting operation yesterday. officials say the public was never in danger since they were watching the suspect the whole time. once again an instance here of homegrown terror, an american citizen trying to work with al- qaeda. we are joined by terrorism expert gartenstein-ross. did federal agents get lucky in this case? >> think were able to come across and did april good policing job. i -- a good policing job. i think this guy could have been dangerous, but he was a clown. he actual lip thought flying two reap -- actually thought flying two reach moat control planes was going -- remote control planes was going to destroy the capital dome and after taking out the military descending on capitol hill with a gun and shooting politicians. >> is it likely, possible he was part of a terror cell? i would assume they're looking into that. >> he wasn't part of a cell. his cell consisted. undercover informants. he was someone who hated not united

. >> translator: in the name of god, the compassionate, the merciful, all praise be to allah, the lordoble household and messengers. oh god hasten the arrival of the amman and grant him good health and victory and make us his followers an all those who attest to his rightfulness. mr. president, excellencies, ladies and gentlemen, i am grateful for the almighty allah who granted me once more the opportunity to appear before this world assembly. i have the pleasure to express my sincere thanks to the president of the 65th session for his tremendous efforts during his tenure. i also would like to congratulate his excellency aziz as president of the 66th session. let me seize the moment to pay tribute to all those who lost their lives during last year as a result of national disasters, particularly for the victims of tragic famine in somalia and devastating flood in pakistan. i urge everyone to increase their assistance and aid to the affected populations in these countries. over the past years i spoke about different global issues and the need to introduce fundamental changes in the curre

when the judge explained the charges against him to perspective jurors, he shouted allah akbar, allahf to a good defense start. >> engine problems on an airplane forced justice ruth bader ginsburg to slide down an emergency chute to safety. ginsburg was on this united flight from washington, d.c. to san francisco. the pilot noticed smoke from the engine. he ordered all 179 passengers to evacuate. ginsburg was not hurt. one passenger was injured. the 78-year-old justice was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2009. >> meanwhile, one minute, a california woman is $54 million richer, the next minute she's back to zero. that woman right there thought she won the mega million lottery after checking the numbers in the newspaper. after her husband died two months ago, she considered this a blessing. then came the bad news. the paper messed up. they printed numbers from last week's drawing. >> every day i get the paper, every day, i depend on what they say, what they write. >> i'm kind of upset. >> oh, man! bettencourt says she won't be playing the lottery again any time soon. all right. just

last year to deal a psychological blown to americans, enemies of allah. >>> if you are getting unemploymentcial security checks, take note because within two years, all government benefits will be electronic. on the consumerwatch, julie watts explains that the program is already facing problems though. julie. >> reporter: many are already required to have their social security checks deposited directly into their bank accounts. and for those without a bank, no paper checks, they get a direct express debit card. but the treasury department's mandatory changes already have some calling for paper instead of plastic. >> i wish they would justesen me a check. >> reporter: -- just send me a check. >> reporter: since the treasury department stopped sending paper checks she is already being forced to access her social security payments via prepaid debit card. >> you never know whether they are going to pay or decline. >> reporter: she relies on the direct express debit card to pay her bills which she says arecasion any denied for no apparent reason. --casion any denied -- occasionally declined for

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. >> they're on a mission from allah, and they need to accomplish it. it will be mecca on the hudson. >> ...behind the outrage... >> never forget! >> this was about helping my community find a place to pray. little did i know what i was in store for. >> the man behind the ground zero mosque. >> this is the most famous building in the world. >> sharif never knew that he had to apologize for 9-11. >> and in our second story tonight... >> milot is a town that we are trying to make into a cultural and historical mecca. >> this man has a vision for haiti. >> you're building this big restaurant to accommodate hundreds of tourists every day. >> are you trying to say i'm crazy? somebody's got to start somewhere. >> adam davidson, of npr's planet money, with an optimistic report from haiti. these two stories on this special edition of frontline >> frontline is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. and by the corporation for public broadcasting. major funding is provided by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foun

didn't change our thinking, but it made us believe, though we must endure this pain for the sake of allah, we will engage in revenge for such treatment. >> warner: columnist and editor hala mustafa, who studies islamist movements, says zawahiri's transformation into a global jihadi figure was triggered by his voluntary exile from egypt. >> because it was very difficult to topple the regime at the time, islamic groups in egypt shifted the focus from the domestic field to the foreign field, from the domestic ruler to the united states and to the west in general. >> warner: after prison, he joined the fight against the soviets in afghanistan, teaming up with bin laden, matching his brains to the saudi's charisma. since bin laden's killing, zawahiri has been urging his followers to exploit democratic upheaval in the arab world and step up attacks on u.s. targets as well. but do these messages still find a receptive audience here? to that, islamist mohamed abdel rahman says the answer is no. he's camped in front of the u.s. embassy, petitioning for the release of his father, the so- called bli

arriveal of a perfect human being who is a true lover of all human beings is the guaranteed promise of allah. he will come with jesus christ to lead the freedom and justice lovers to eradicate tyranny. >> he provoked a similar walk out last year when he said many americans believe the u.s. government staged the september 11th attacks. >> and a federal judge blasted oakland city leaders saying he's tired of listening to excuses and its police department needs to make changes immediately. this almost a decade after the controversial riders police abuse case first surfaced. vic lee is in the newsroom with the story. vic? >> the riders case was the biggest police misconduct case in oakland in memory. and that city singled a lawsuit. the federal judge said today that he believes the department remains pretty much the same and added that he is losing patience quickly. >> i don't know and don't have real confidence that the kind of changes we hope for are really taking place. >> attorney john bures schl says police are not moving fast enough to make the changes. it's latest chapter in a saga that b

the document says he responded "that is the target to eliminate and terrify all enemies of allah." brian todd, cnn, washington. >> coming up at 7:00, fran townsend will join us. how far along is this investigation? are there more arrests coming? possibly overseas? we will ask her. >>> the health care war could come back just in time for 2012. the justice department has now asked the supreme court to look at president obama's health care law and in particular, the requirement that people buy health insurance by the year 2014. if the court decides to hear the appeal or ruling may come by maybe late june and in the thick of an election year. today the house is expected to pass a short-term spending bill that will keep the government from partially shutting down. earlier this week senate republicans and democrats were able to strike a compromise on a deal breaker giving fema an additional $2.5 billion for disaster relief. >>> to the trial of michael jackson's dr. conrad murray. ing the second day of testimony took jurors inside the jackson mansion on the day he died with his assistant

the plan was to attack buildings by remote controlled aircraft and send a message he called enemy of allahted for public schools. >> we're not going sit here and put up with it anymore. this is time to take legal action. if we don't stand up for children, who else will? >> state officials maintain cuts were necessary to close a $26 billion budget gap and schools were spared from deepest cuts he'd x maintained in a stable level when there were deep cuts in aspects of state government. >> the second lawsuit disability rights groups are seeking to block cuts to services for developmentally disabled. brown administration says all actions were legal. >> the u.s. supreme court is being urged to rule quickly on president obama's health care overhaul. 26 states have gone on record and today filed papers asking for a ruling prior to the 2012 elections. the national federation of independent business filed an appeal today and want the court to strike down the law not just the part making buying health insurance mand tompl the case not on the high court docket for upcoming year. >> and sandhya confir

in the name of allah the almighty, the koran says to work and work hard. [applause] >> next, the c-span the series "the contenders," on key figures who ran for president and lost, but changed political history. from maine, the life of james g. blaine. then former pennsylvania gov. ed rendell and grover norquist talk about talking about -- tax levels. after that, palestinian president ahmad abbas -- modest loss -- palestinian president abbas. and now, james g. blaine in the to the contenders'." -- and "the contenders." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> you are looking at some of the images from the 1884 presidential election and listening to songs in support of the republican candidate, james g. blaine. and his running mate, john logan. we are live from the blaine house. the home of james g. blaine and the official residence -- residents of the maine governor. we are here with the sitting governor. this house is filled with blaine memorabilia. do you have a sense of the man while you are here? >> absolutely. maine.e to name welcome to the house. mr. blaine is here every day and w

of the attack, a published report says five days after usama bin laden was killed, the soldiers of allahowed to avenge his death, and they specifically cited the tenth anniversary of 9/11. meanwhile, now on the streets of the capital and here in new york city security has been beefed up. new york city's police commissioner, ray kelly, describes some of the things being done to thwart an attack. >> there will be more bomb dogs on patrol and vehicle checkpoints in particular. there will be increased focus on tunnels and bridges and infrastructure in general. as well as landmark locations, houses of worship and government buildings. >> reporter: secretary of state hillary clinton speaking a short time ago at john jay college of criminal justice here in new york city said the current terror threat was made public to activate americans into what she called a great network of unity and support against potential attackers. megyn? megyn: david lee miller, thank you. going to get back to that in a minute, but i want to bring you this fox news alert on the dow jones, dropping sharply this morning,

the document says he quote, that's the target to eliminate and terrify all enemies of allah. have not heard back from the women that we e-mailed. >> the undercover agents that were working with him to the end, they were confident that they could prevent any real damage? >> that's right. federal officials say just today the operatives, the undercover operatives gave ferdas materials that were supposed fob for the c-4. only a small amount was the real thing. they gave him ak-47s and grenades but they were not functional. during this undercover operation, he was given the chance to back down from his plans but he never waivered. >> u.s. officials have been saying, lately that the lone wolf is a real, real threat potentially out there. apparently he hasn't been connected directly to any international terror organizations. >>> meanwhile, a new warning out to americans in saudi arabia right now. the u.s. embassy says a terrorist group may be planning to abduct westerners and they call the information specific and credible. let's bring in our national security contributor, fran town

arrival of a perfect human being who is a true lover of all human beings is the guarantee promise of allah. he will come with jesus christ to lead the freedom lovers and justice lovers to eradicate discrimination and to promote knowledge, peace, justice, freedom, and love across the world. he will present to every single individual all the beauty of the world and all the things which bring happiness for mankind and which give the promise of a better tomorrow to all humanity and free pace of life to all. friends and colleagues, today with the increase in public awareness, nations no longer succumbed to oppression and discrimination. the world is now witnessing more than ever the widespread awakening in islamic lands, in asia, in europe, and in america. everyday these movements are ever expanding, every day there's influence to pursue the realization of justice, freedom, and the creation of a better tomorrow. our great nation -- our nation that built a great civilization in history stands ready to join hands with other nations to march on this beautiful passth in harmony and in line with the

if you wish i will come to room allah. i have a better suggestion. we both have just flown thousands of miles to new york. now we are in the same city. we are in the same building. so let's meet here today in the united nations. [applause] who is there to stop us? what is there to stop us? if we genuinely want peace, what is there to stop us from meeting today and begin peace negotiations? i suggest we talk openly and honestly. let's listen to one another. let's do as we say in the middle east, let's talk peace, straight forward. i will tell you my needs and concerns and you will tell me yours and with god's help we will find the common ground of peace. [applause] there is an old arab saying that you cannot applaud with one hand. the same is true of peace. i cannot make peace alone. i cannot make peace without you. president abbas, i extend my hand, the hand of israel in peace. i hope you will grass that hand. we are both the sons of abraham. my people call him abraham and your people call him ibrahim. we dwell in the same land. our destinies are int

allah has granted me the right to appear before this assembly. joseph -- for his efforts during his tenure, and i would like to congratulate aziz for his presidency of the 66th session. let me pay tribute to those who lost their lives as a result of natural disasters. and the domestic flooding in pakistan. the effected populations in these countries. i have spoken about different global issues. and the need for changes. the developments -- i will try to analyze the present situation. you know the dominance and the superiority of human beings over other cultures. this is in the very nature and the truth of human consciousness. this is a divine gift and a manifestation embodying facing god, the everlasting creator, and planner of the entire universe. and showing compassion to others, generosity and the integrity, in war and peace. the quest for dignity to meet the pinnacle of perfection, to elevate your status and realize liberty. the discrimination in contrast to supporting the oppressed. with lasting security for all. these are some of the manife