that's ridiculous. >> amani, do you think we'll be having this conversation in 20 years? >> we'll dentally be having this conversation. we're going to be trying to rebuild stability in our communities, what little we had, that's been lost as a function of the economic crisis. and we're also going to be trying to figure out how do we create terms for identifying who, who is, who is within a community that cares about the world being of our community. because we can no longer simply depend upon the color of someone's skin as a judge, as a basis for assessing what that is. so there are going to be new terms that we develop for thinking about membership. >> eddie, what do you say? >> that i think it's, it's, we're going to be paying the price for what we see. occurring or taking place right now. so the conversation is going to be intense. it may be volatile. i think race will return, as the repressed in our public conversation and very powerful ways. and part of what, part of what we need to be doing and part of the work you're doing with your show and teree is doing with the

said -- comb amani was very intelligent man and realized that you can't push these women back home. >> now this governance is based on islamic law, correct? >> that is what they say, yes. it is based on what they call the sheri ya -- law. >> this situation obtained today with some relaxation because of the reformers, the protesters? >> yes. because of the resistance. i want to emphasize because sometimes we reduce them just to a bunch of political elite. it was people resisting for 20 something years. i was in iran young girls would be taken to jail and nothinged because they were -- wore lipstick but they come into the sticks and they wear their lipstick and walk hand in hand with their boyfriends they get taken to jail again. the regime realized they can put a few in jail but what are they going to do with the population? >> are you still getting horror stories out of tehran? >> right now horror stories are concentrated around the way the vigilantes and guards are treating the protesters. there is news of beating them up with knives, with chains, throwing them down the windows of

the second didn't pull the deficit back to four points by half time but it was not enough to stop amani from claiming their first win in the top sixteen again sixty three fifty eight the final result however in an external top group with three wins and just that one defeat. that switch to boxing where emerging russian welterweight and their manes unbeaten after sealing when number sixteen of a colombian in that film and those are in moscow on wednesday night and ringside for us michael craft. many here are saying that the fight between their beer and windows is going to be a big case in the first rounds because both have a lot at stake i like the idea has been undefeated until now whereas mendoza could lose his double in a bed that lands him felt we'll see indeed that was the case in the first couple rounds mendoza spritely books a match to everything our d. of had to offer even seemed to be edging the fight through the judges' eyes but after seeing his fellow compactor it's in all of their bouts prior to the night's main event the russian light welterweight turned up the heat in the fo

sixteen after losing sixty three fifty eight to emporio armani in milan while his on team defeated amani in week three but this time be a tally an outfit was unstoppable an impressive three pointer from spray meant giving him a twenty eleven lead late in the first quarter in excess of fourth back in the second and even pull the deficit's back to full points why half time but it was not enough to stop armani from claiming their first win in the top sixteen again sixty three fifty eight the result however still top group g. this. three wins just that one defeat. when it switched to boxing where emerging russian welterweight alex remains unbeaten after sealing when i'm at sixty. wednesday night and ringside for us. many here are saying that the fight between. here and mendoza is going to be a big case in the first round because both have a lot at stake i like the idea of undefeated until now mendoza could lose his. belt we'll see indeed that was the case in the first couple of rounds mendoza sprightly boxer matched everything have had to offer he even seemed to be edging the fight through t

second and even pulled the deficit back to four points by half time but it was not enough to stop amani from taking their first win in the top sixteen say sixty three fifty eight the score unix though still top group with three wins and one defeat. to boxing where russian welterweight. is emerging as a promising talent he still unbeaten after getting win number sixteen over colombian big nashua mendoza in moscow last night i'm ringside was michael. many here are saying that the fight between alabama and windows is going to be a big case in the first rounds simply because both have a lot at stake i like the idea has been undefeated until now and those that could lose is double a better than belts we'll see indeed that was the case in the first couple of rounds mendoza a sprightly books and matched everything our d.s. had to offer he even seemed to be edging the fight through the judges' eyes but after seeing his fellow compaction it's when all of the bouts prior to the night's main event the russian light welterweight turned up the heat in the fourth increasingly mendoza was put on the b

capitol. 29-year-old amani el khalifi appeared in court charged with attempting to use a weapon of masscover agent posing as an al-qaeda operative gave him a vest with fake explosives. he was in the u.s. illegally since new orleans 99, when his tourist visa expired. the feds started tracking him a year ago and a confidential source told them he was regularly meeting with a group of people arming themselves with ak-47's. >> now you have a person living in this country 12 years who apparently is willing to be a suicide bomber, that is a line that's been crossed. >> this is the second case this year involving an alleged suicide bomber inside the u.s. there have now been more homegrown plots in the last two years than in the first eight years after the 9/11 attacks. >>> the funeral for whitney houston gets underway in just about 45 minutes from now. houston was found dead in her beverly hills hotel room one week ago. chris knowles is in new jersey, and chris, we're hearing there's been a change to who will perform, right? >> reporter: exactly, claudine. unfortunately, we can now confirm tha