made, that allah has brought about, and people are here to submit to allah. but that kind of beauty, you know, comes through, and you find it in there. now, that's a critique, and we all know one problem with, you know, speaking about islam in the united states is that we've had political tensions, cultural tensions for, you know, many years now with the oil producing states, the arab states, where- actually, the arabs are a minority in islam; you know, the greatest population is indonesia and it's really very global. but some of the difficulty to speak about beauty in islam is that the media, of course, has raked islam, you know, over the coals in the quest of various political agendas that, you know, this nation and industrial oil- needing nations have put down on them. and that tension is real- i mean, there is tension. but nevertheless, this sense of totality of beauty and unity that one senses in islam is there. just one last pillar, and then i can get you, janet, so you can get our pillars out of the way here. of course, the pilgrimage to mecca- one mus

and so when he introduced us to the name of - ...allah, introduced us to muhammad, after his passing and a broader level of understanding came along, those of us who were seeking god and have always been seeking him in what we consider to be the better form, it was very easy to make the transition. islam is so broad, so encompassing- you never stop learning, you never stop growing. it's very exciting. under the honorable elijah muhammad, caucasians were not allowed to attend the services. but as we've already discussed, under the honorable elijah muhammad, it was a very narrow view of what we labeled islam, but that was truly islam insofar as i'm concerned in the sect. and al-islam, as you heard the imam say today, it necessarily encompasses all people, all places, anywhere, anytime- there's no such thing as an ethnicity insofar as the muslim is concerned. so i don't quite understand why yet- i have some idea- why caucasians, by and large, don't flock to islam, but there are certainly substantial numbers of caucasians muslims in this country. i have found, being a follower of prophet

i couldn't breathe because i was shot. >> that is terrorism. >> allah akbar as the guy has radical ties -- why is there this resistance, benghazi, war on terror, why can't this president recognize that these islamic extremists want to kill us? is what the problem with this? >> i don't know if we can figure out what the problem is, but the consequences is things that happened in libya. a president that had an appreciation with this war against terrorists would have given that consulate more protection. that was attacked twice before september 2012. he may not think we're not at war with them, but they are at war with us. he doesn't recognize that. then we have tragic consequences like his failure with security to the consulate. when the british pulled out right next-door. >> sean: this is more of a fun question. i'll play you a tape of president obama reading his teleprompter. give me an opinion whether he actually knows, what words they, if he actually knows what it is. watch this. >> representative of the extraordinary work that our men and women do all around the world. navy corpsman.

cheering, allah akbar. god a great. around 1:00 a.m. ambassador stevens is brought by car here to the benghazi medical center where doctors tried to resuscitate him for 45 minutes. he dies of severe asphyxiation. the fight has been going on for over four hours and drone overhead is running out of fuel. a second is sent. officials delay them for 45 minutes. negotiating over who will escort them. they arrive at c.i.a. annex around 3:00 a&m. around 4:00 a.m. this annex compound is hit by another wave of attacks. it's described as planned and precise. a round of mortar fire targeting a roof well behind the gate. that turns out to be dangerous and deadly. blade injured in that attack, is david ubin. the man that tried to save the lives of stevens and smith. two other americans are killed. former navy seals glen do her at this and tyrone woods that man a gun position. they were hit by a mortar. they didn't go down without a fight. fox news national security correspondent jennifer griffin. >> we know from witnesses and sources that spoke to th

someone says he is breathing the crowd is relieved cheering allah akbar god is great.d 1:00 a.m. ambassador stevens is brought by car here to the benghazi medical center where doctors try desperately to resuscitate him for 45 minutes. they say he died of severe asphyxiation. the fight has been going on for hours. a second is sent as a quick reaction force arrives at the benghazi airport. the libyan officials delay them for 45 minutes negotiating over who will escort them. they arrive at the annex around 3:00 a.m. around 4:00 a.m. this annex compound is hit by fore wave of attacks it is described as precise mortar fiyhrieing on th roofs it is dangerous and deadly. injured in the attack david ubin the man who tried to save stevens and smith. two other americans are killed. former navy seals glen daughterty and woods who weren't rooftop with the annex. they were hit by a mortar. they didn't go down without a fight. national security correspondent jennifer griffin. we know from witnesses and sources that spoke to the witnesses that glen daughterty and tyrone woods the mach

may allah make things easier for you. my wish for chris's family and friends today, as we mourn his loss. the world will never -- the world never saw a kinder, more resolute and enlightened soul. his integrity, character, empathy, his courage, his tolerance were ever present, unchanging, even with all his success and fame and in the face of every challenge. we feel so sad to have lost chris but so lucky to have known him. we will do everything we can to make sure his memory lives on and foster and support the people-first diplomacy he stood for and advocated both at home and abroad. b [ applause ] ♪

. >> started yelling out allah akbar. >> yelled allah akbar and started shooting. >> ali: the attackbar? >> steve: yes. >> ali: now mitt romney being backed for president. al gore used to work at the newspaper. the paper says, quote, the next president must be the one with the best chance to get the crushing $16 trillion national debt under control, coupled with the immediate need of enabling a vibrant job market. it is because the economy is paramount that the tennessean endorses mitt romney for president. orlando sentinel, considered one of the most influential newspapers endorsing romney. >>> promising news this morning. we've just learned that the teen activist shot by the taliban on her way home from school is making significant progress. >> steve: that's good. >> ali: doctors at a hospital in england announcing that 15-year-old malala was just able to stand up for the first time. she is communicating by writing notes. we'll keep you posted on that important story. >>> how you sleep may hold the secret to figuring out your personality. british body language expert breaking down

allah akbar, god a great. >> and ambassador stevens is brought by car here to the benghazi medical centerre they try to resuscitate him for 45 minutes. he died of severe aphysical yiax >> the battle is on again. fighters hitting the place with ak-47 fire forcing those inside to retreat to a building further back in the annex compound. sometime after one-third a team of reinforcements arrive. they make their way to the annex. they were going into an ambush. around 4:00 a.m. this annex compound is hit by another wave of attacks. round of mortar fire targeting a roof of the building and turns out to be dangerous and deadly. killed in that attack, two security personnel, glen doherty and another navy seal. and another one that injured that tried to save the lives of steven. fighters are repelled. annex a base of operations for sensitive intelligence work striking militants in eastern libya is secured. >> 8:30 a.m., september 12th the second plane leaves with the bodies of ambassador stevens, schmidt and odor her at this and woods. andrew wood says the security team would have made a differenc

may allah make things easier for you. this is my wish for chris's family and friends today, as we mourn his loss. the world will never -- the world never saw a kinder, more resolute and enlightened soul. his integrity, character, empathy, his courage, his tolerance were ever present, unchanging, even with all his success and fame and in the face of every challenge. we feel so sad to have lost chris but so lucky to have known him. we will do everything we can to make sure his memory lives on and foster and support the people-first diplomacy he stood for and advocated both at home and abroad. b [ applause ] ♪ >>> my name is mary numyer. i live in washington but met chris 26 years ago at hastings law school, two blocks from here. we were in the same section in the same study group. when we finished law school we both went to the east coast to work for large law firms. over the years we stayed in close touch. when chris was back from over seas we were frequent tennis partners and would get together for dinners and other event

petrovsky stadium while before a battle china's follett's his men suffered a painful three nil defeat from allah god so zero points midway through the group stage means that every mixed picture is going to be crucial for is a neat but the team's midfielder igor denisova is still excluded from the first team and will not be able to take in the match. and that's a wrap up the football segment with the best the russian premier league had to offer in twelve it's goals galore enjoy. other news and senate where maria sharapova has started the year ending championship in istanbul with a confident victory already iranians for. it sets there around robin servant featuring the world's top eight players competing in some groups with some french open on the substance going. white for a second seeded sharapova. and number one make room to clinch the opening set six three in her opponent failed to turn around the second to run it with a rubber ball used to broadcast the breaks sixty three sixty two the russian was the out of. one. and in the y. group second match of the day against her advance and petrarch be

pakistan cricket sometimes they blame the players and now they are targeting officials trying to almighty allah there is no other such problem in my ten year career i have remained on the i.c.c. panel for a decade i am satisfied with myself and confident that any decisions will be made in my favor. now to football and spot at moscow's defeat to local rivals car the way you can and did what was an awful week for the red and white so you also saw their hopes of qualifying for the knockout stages of the champions league take a major blow with defeat to celtic which of em portly looks at the problems russia's most decorated club is facing and whether they can turn their season around. a season that started with so much hope and expectation that imagery is quickly turning into a nightmare for the. bontoc moscow there is still a long way to go but domestically and in europe but midfielder damages who says his side need to turn things around sooner rather than later as we have good games. the problem is that we don't play. we want to play how you must play and you cannot play in this league with one o

players and now they are targeting officials trying to almighty allah there is no other such problem in my ten year career becky i have remained on the i.c.c. panel for a decade i am satisfied with myself and confident that any decisions will be made in my favor. meanwhile in the k h l alex ovechkin has led to now moscow to the top of the western conference with a narrow one nil victory over eleven front of around sixteen thousand spectators in prague which is a new k h l record with both teams sitting high in the standings as the russian side that headed into the game in a perfect mate after winning five in a right level on the other hand were looking to improve from left three defeats in the last five one n.h.l. captains at no charge it inspired the hosts another alex ovechkin spearheading the visitors and it was the latter he clinched the game for the nama as he powered the pack for a left offense to push the muscovites to the top for so. common just player. thirty four feel the trust of your. you know. who to call your system and most of all of this team with no in the knowledge

pakistan cricket sometimes they blame the players and now they are targeting officials trying to almighty allah there is no other such problem in my ten year career but i have remained on the i.c.c. panel for a decade i am satisfied with myself i'm confident that any decisions will be made in my favor. formula one attention turns to this weekend's currying graham pray for his fernando alonso still lays the driver's championship but has seen his advantage cut to just four points in recent weeks the same time former champion has crashed out in two of the last four races with red bull sebastian vettel now closing in on the lead there are just four races left after this weekend you expected ferrari to keep pace with the red bull and mclaren this year but misfortune and technical woes for their rivals have helped a long stay in contention for the world title. and finally cheerleaders from around russia convened in the country's capital to participate in the annual cheer dance tournament the u.s. is of course the leader in the sport but michael crabb chamber went to check out russia's potential. chee

she remains in critical condition tonight but doctors say mull allah did breathe on her own today when they briefly removed her ventilator. yesterday she moved her limbs. the united arab emirates is sending a plane outfitted as an air ambulance if doctors send her abroad for treatment. relations between neighbors turkey and syria are growing more tense tonight with turkey today closing its airspace to all syrian aircraft. human-rights group accuse the assad government of using cluster bombs in its fight against the rebels. those weapons are widely banned around the world because of the danger they suppose to civilians. more than 32,000 people have been killed in syria since the revolt against bashar assad erupted 19 months ago. >> still ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news", the shuttle endeavour's slow roll to its final home. hot proposition on the ballot, and not just for medical use. and nine months after the costa concordia ran aground, preparations to move the wreck. am i on the radio? you wouldn't want your doctor doing your job, hello... so why are you doing hers? only your doct

candidates will of allah to the bait in washington d.c. on october thirtieth so we want to teach the people of the american idol type voting text messaging that instant runoff voting is the way to go proportional representation as well yeah and most americans don't even know about it yet. because the largest city in the united states that has. it which was the consequence of efforts by the green party. for the free and equal elections foundation hundred twenty three an equal you can check us out at three am the equal dot org again free and equal dot org i have a p.d.f. page now which is kind of cool so it really came from my dad my dad dad ran for governor back in ninety eight when i was eighteen i'm thirty one years old now and he was wrongfully knocked off the ballot and so i thought it was in illinois he ran as a libertarian i'm an independent i've never voted democrat or republican never will truly an independent but you know i didn't like that it made me upset to see that he deserved to be on the ballot myself but they did the rig sys

they have people preaching the the merits of allah. >> they also have a conservative prime minister saying huey is for same-sex marriage because he is a conservative not in spite of it. >> can i go home? >> gavin, you said they are far more open minded. >> i would leave on a boat tomorrow if they still did that trip. i don't want to -- but they have muslim awareness is light years ahead of us. all we have is deer born, michigan. i voted for barak hussein. he is pro muslim with the nasa nasa -- nassau thing and trying to encourage them to feel better and saying there is no future for the profit of mohamed. we have a long way to go for the london levels. that's a goal we should all have. >> isn't what imogen said true that favoring somebody like bagram hussein obama is like having a crush on somebody else's wife? you do not live with her, so you don't see the downside? one of the main rules my militia follows is never covet another's wife. greg, are you almost dodging the biggest issue. this is not about what europe is. let's go back to the nickelodeon thing. nobody is talking about time tra

allah akbar, god a great. >> and ambassador stevens is brought by car here to the benghazi medical center where they try to resuscitate him for 45 minutes. he died of severe aphysical yiax >> the battle is on again. fighters hitting the place with ak-47 fire forcing those inside to retreat to a building further back in the annex compound. sometime after one-third a team of reinforcements arrive. they make their way to the annex. they were going into an ambush. around 4:00 a.m. this annex compound is hit by another wave of attacks. round of mortar fire targeting a roof of the building and turns out to be dangerous and deadly. killed in that attack, two security personnel, glen doherty and another navy seal. and another one that injured that tried to save the lives of steven. fighters are repelled. annex a base of operations for sensitive intelligence work striking militants in eastern libya is secured. >> 8:30 a.m., september 12th the second plane leaves with the bodies of ambassador stevens, schmidt and odor her at this and woods. andrew wood says the security team would have made a diffe

. >> yelled allah akbar. >> victims sent the letters to secretary of defense leon pineda. >> attorneys for the parents of trayvon martin will have to have george zimmerman's medical reports released. the attorneys want access to the murdered teenager's school records and social media accounts. zimmerman is accused of killing the teen in february. he pleaded not glty saying he acted in sech defense. >> do you think they are tricking seniors into buy the election. darrel issa thinks so. in a few hours he will issue a subpoena over obama care documents. ice saw sa issa says there's a $8 billion program to hide cuts in medicare. >> the amazing thing about this is it's useful. give somebody a row of numbers when you say how did you come to a conclusion to spend tax payer dollars every year would be like giving 0 through 9 into every equation. >> hhs defends the program. >> talk about change, the tennesseean who endorsed every democratic presidential candidate since 1972 and where al gore used to work is backing mitt romney for president. it says the next president must be the one with the b

. >> (translated): i finished compulsory military service in 2006, and by allah's grace went on to study economics at the university of aleppo. that was me until the revolution started. >> takbir. >> allahu akbar. >> takbir. >> allahu akbar. >> narrator: ghaith continued his journey into aleppo. abu bakri said god willing he'd see him on the front line in two days. >> we are being smuggled into aleppo by rebels and activists. we're taking a long route through side streets, through residential neighborhoods and through villages, and it's a very complicated process. we have scouts moving ahead of us. we crossed a couple of the streets, and then we started hearing the bullets, the shelling, the machine gun fire. (machine gun fire) (explosion) >> narrator: ghaith reached one of the first rebel positions in aleppo. government soldiers had advanced to a building close by. the rebels were preparing to counterattack. (gunfire) >> we are withdrawing now after the attack. they fired into the street, and after almost half an hour of shooting, now they're withdrawing. it just basically shows you how

cheering, allah akbar. god a great. around 1:00 a.m.assador stevens is brought by car here to the benghazi medical center where doctors tried to resuscitate him for 45 minutes. he dies of severe asphyxiation. the fight has been going on for over four hours and drone overhead is running out of fuel. a second is sent. officials delay them for 45 minutes. negotiating over who will escort them. they arrive at c.i.a. annex around 3:00 a&m. around 4:00 a.m. this annex compound is hit by another wave of attacks. it's described as planned and precise. a round of mortar fire targeting a roof well behind the gate. that turns out to be dangerous and deadly. blade injured in that attack, is david ubin. the man that tried to save the lives of stevens and smith. two other americans are killed. former navy seals glen do her at this and tyrone woods that man a gun position. they were hit by a mortar. they didn't go down without a fight. fox news national security correspondent jennifer griffin. >> we know from witnesses and sources that spoke to those

oakland towards orinda, amounts lower or less as you go farther south 10th of an inch in hayward, dublin allah-- -- [ unintelligible ] breezy morning rain give weighing to afternoon showers, showers possible through wednesday drier, warmer for the weekend today 60s a lot of us upper 50s along the coast. same around monterey bay scattered showers into the afternoon temperatures upper 50s there low to mid 60s. tonight's game 7, steady rain gone stray shower possible may delay the game i'm thinking it is going to be light enough that we'll get the entire game in. 5:07 first pitch, 60 to 55. rain more widespread, lighter tonight almost a drizzle temperatures in the low to mid 50s. in the warm core of the storm heaviest of the rain now cold front starts to move in it pushes down through the south bay by noon, that's when we'll start to get scattered showers into the afternoon. tomorrow looking like we'll be less of a chance of scattered showers another healthy push wednesday, inch and a half north bay mountains, santa cruz mountains. quarter to half inch peninsula and south bay, a third to two thir

they cheer allah akbar. god is great.assador stevens is brought here to the benghazi medical center where doctors tried to resuscitate him for some 35 minutes. he died of severe asphyxiation. the battle is on again. fighters are hitting it with ak-47 fire and retreat to a building further back in the annex compound. sometime after one-third a at the benghazi airport a team of reinforce little arrive from tripoli. according to reports think were going into ambush. >> around 4:00 a.m. the annex compound is another wave of attacks. it is described as precise. the round of mortar fire targets a building behind this gate and that turns out to be dangerous and deadly. >> killed in that attack, two security personnel, glen doherty 42 and tyrone woods, 41, both former navy seals. badly injured is david uban the man that tried to save the lives of ambassador stevens and information manager smith. the fighters are repelled the annex reportedly a base of operation for sensitive intelligence work is secured. the decision is made evac

or for allah's sake or for whoever's sake is there. >> you deserve answers. >> i think so.believe i do. i believe it. it is my son. i had him -- i told obama personally, i said look i had him for his first 17 years and then he went into the service and then you got him. and -- i won't say it the way i said it. but i said you screwed up you didn't do a good job i lost my son. and they said we'll get back to you. i promise, i promise you. i will get back to you. >> some of the administration have said we are investigating and still trying to find out answers. >> they still are. >> you want them to contact you and keep you aprised of the investigation of where things are. you would think that they would at least do that. >> that would be so nice. they would at least acknowledge that they have a right to know something other than we are checking up on it. or trust me. i like that one the best of all. i like that one. trust me, i will let you know. well i don't trust you anymore. i'm not going to say lied to me, but you didn't tell me and you knew. >> pat smith, thank you. >> gr

the text which translates to allah is beautiful and he loves beauty goes against rules that forbids displaying the following statement, we apologize to anyone who found this image offensive. please be assure we were unaware of this issue and there was no intent to offend. activision is aware of cultural beliefs and sensitive to concerns. just scroll. i don't care. can we show call of duty -- or call of kitty instead? >> so close. >> just got a kill. >> i hillary cover. >> what do you think? did activision do the right thing? >> people respond to. it people complain and they respond. i have to say this is how the free market works. if people complain and your company is worried about sales, they will respond and that's the way it works. >> do you think ago tau vision would have pulled the mp if christians -- >> if the virgin mary were in a crapper, i think they would. i think it is fair. i like that it was a market-based solution. when somebody says something crazy on a radio show or tv show they should not get banned. i think consumers should say we don't want to support this. but they should

. >> due by has shir rae allah. >> except for due by financial center where they realized by importingternational capital. the state of shirea law they could not have attracted billions of dollars in specifically capital of the financial institution. they were simply very practical. they took the best legal system in which to do business in this case financial business. honduras through the special development region is going to have the best kinds of legal systems for creating businesses of all sorts. >> you are going to use texas law? >> we are proposing to the perspective honduran governor that a texas legal system without u.s. federal law is without law. most respect and feel comfortable with texas commercial law and many hondurans accept commercial law. criminal law is separate where the governor will have to determine what that is. but we believe texas commercial law is a good brand globally for business and that will help attract significant capital to the project. >> you have this area where united 150 miles to where you are in the capital. some left wing capitalists in hondura

allah akbar, god is great.., ambassador stevens brought by car to the benghazi medical center where they try to resuscitate him for 45 minutes. they fail. he dies of severes a fissioniation. at the annex, battle is on again. fighters hit with ak-47 fire and rocket-prepeled grenades. forcing those inside to retreat to a building further back to the annex compound. sometime after 1:30 at the benghazi airport, a team of reinforcements arrive from the u.s. embassy in tripoli. they make their way to the annex. according to reports, they were going in to an ambush. around 4:00 a.m.,, this annex compound hit by a wave of attacks described as planned and precise. round of mortar fire targeting the roof of a building behind the escape. that turns out to be dangerous and deadly. killed in that attack, two security personnel. glen doherty, 42. tyrone woods, 41. both former navy seals. badly injured special agent david uben. the same man who struggled valueiently to save the lives -- valiantly to save lives of stevens and

also in the video he urges support for the syrian uprising and pushes for allah in egypt. >>> and rick, there are growing questions about what president obama knew and when after the u.s. consulate in libya came under attack. fox news learning that multiple pleas for help were made by those on the ground, but were denied. >> air they -- arthel, president obama was asked twice for this information and that they asked for help three times while under attack and were denied three times. the president said his administration is trying to find out what happened that day and track down the people who carried out the attack. >> nobody wants to find out more of what happened than i do. we want to get it right. particularly because i have made a commitment to the familyies i'm fact -- impacted. we will gather the facts and find out exactly what happened. make sure it doesn't happen again. >> the key question remains, who was it who denied help to those americans under attack? even as the battle around the cia annex stretched into four hours. fuff time for the military in the region to arrive. t