he's just making a cartoon.his, that they were out -- they were asking for it -- >> that is a whole other issue whether they were asking for it or not. >> no, but that's behind _ they were provoking. they were, you know, baiting muslims. so if you are baiting, then you had to expect some kind of response. and i think that in a democracy, you have many rights. but the only right you should not have in a democracy is a right not to be offended. the price we pay for living in a legal democracy is that from time to time, people may publish or say something that we may find offensive. so we need to grow thicker skins. >> still to come on "talk to al jazeera" i'll ask danish editor flemming rose if his tradition can coexist in western societies. societies. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i'm antonio mora, this is "talk to al jazeera." our guest this week is danish editor flemming rose whose cartoon publications of the provette muhammed sparked a global outrage. >> you have argued that in many ways, satire is the most powerful form of

in 2005 he commissioned cartoons of the prophet muhammed. >> that cartoon is not targeted muslims it's targeting a . >> in juldz posten. >> that's what makes them so difficult to handle. >> the ongoing debate over freedom of the press is back in the headlines after 12 people were murdered on the attack of a french satirical newspaper, charlie hebdo. >> we did not publish we caved in to intimidation and i don't think we'll get less intimidation because of that. we are telling the system that it works. >> are rose's name and face appeared on the laid editor of charlie hebdo. >> what can be more peaceful? >> i spoke with flemming rose on the first american publication of his book "the tyranny of silence." >> i've got to start with the horror of what happened in paris. what did you think when you heard about the attack on charlie hebdo? >> i was shocked. i mean, i was grieving because i knew some of these people. but i was not surprised. in 2006 when the danish embassies were burning in beirut and damascus and tehran, i was shocked and surprised. it seemed very unreal. so i couldn't relate

my one and only rule of cartooning is to try to make a cartoon insightful. if i can't make it insightful, i try to make it funny. if i can't make it -- if i can't make it insightful or funny, make it timely. needless to say, i draw a lot of timely cartoon. this one was very timely a couple of months ago when i first true it. now, you might think i am tough on myself. but hell, being tough on myself might be all i have going for me. i've always had a terrible if or debt inferiority complex when it comes to my work. i realize that there are 11 cartoonist -- a lot of cartoonist working today that are better artist and those are funnier and more intelligent than me. so suffering as i do from such low cartooning self-esteem, i've always tried to compensate for my inadequacies by a work ethic that borders on obsession. now, in light of that, i would accept this honor tonight, but not as a recognition of artistic talent nor as a testament to any inherent wit or wisdom. i will accept this award on behalf of of neurotic insecurity and as the hard work it inspires. in

an artist known for cartoon depickses of muhammad was inside. the former ambassador is with me.re do you stand on cartoons that some find offensive, versus the right of free speech and expression around the globe? >> you know poppy, that's an interesting question. we of course confronted that issue head on in late 2005 which denmark, there to forehad been seen a fantasy land the home of hans christian andersen lego and a queen that everybody loves, published cartoons of the prophet muhammad and then found itself under attack. when the attack started, we as the american embassy had to play a role and to try to -- try to stand up for free speech and the freedom of the press while at the same time trying to quell the violence calm the violence and act, if you would, as mediators. the issue which for us erupted almost ten years ago now on the streets of copenhagen which has now come back again in the incident yesterday brings to the forefront this question of how can we in the west with our fundamental belief and the freedom of speech how do we balance that with the closely held sin

cartoons back in 2005 and 2006. and that every newspaper had done the same. multiply the targets for islamists who think the proper response is mass butchery. >> how confident are you that that makes things better? >> nothing makes things too it much better. is a tough world out there. i look back on the danish cartoon debate. the press i was doing legal work for at the time published a scholarly book about the whole danish cartoon affair and did not put any of the cartoons in there. my reaction was disbelief because one is not talking about taste anymore. this is what the book was about. and while perhaps you did not have to publish every one of them, it is hard to communicate what was going on if you do not do it. i have a letter in the "new york times" complaining about the fact they did not publish any of the cartoons at issue with respect to what we're talking about today. their stated position was they have a policy against publishing materials which by their nature are offensive and do not advance public disc

had previously published anti-semitic cartoons for the service of illustrating some of the cartoons that are routine in much of the arab world when it comes to their view of jews. and that was the right decision to publish the anti-semitic cartoons and it made his decision not to publish the "charlie hebdo" cartoons that much stranger more curious, in my view. i guess i would say just further to what floyd just said you can't conduct editorial policy much less foreign policy, as if you are in a harry potter novel where, you know certain things cannot be named. this is not -- you're entering into kind of a strange plorl u.n. moral universe the moment that you do that which is another argument for -- right now we have a conference on violent extremism. but we cannot speak of the violent extremism that we are -- all of us -- aware of being engaged in a struggle with. so is it's a slightly orwellian world. >> i'll be very brief just to clarify. because i don't want to be misunderstood. my personal view is that we had to publish those cartoons and we did. and again, this here. but what i

my one and only rule of cartooning is to try to make a cartoon insightful.i can't make it insightful, i try to make it funny. if i can't make it -- if i can't make it insightful or funny, make it timely. needless to say, i draw a lot of timely cartoon. this one was very timely a couple of months ago when i first true it. now, you might think i am tough on myself. but hell, being tough on myself might be all i have going for me. i've always had a terrible if or debt inferiority complex when it comes to my work. i realize that there are 11 cartoonist -- a lot of cartoonist working today that are better artist and those are funnier and more intelligent than me. so suffering as i do from such low cartooning self-esteem, i've always tried to compensate for my inadequacies by a work ethic that borders on obsession. now, in light of that, i would accept this honor tonight, but not as a recognition of artistic talent nor as a testament to any inherent wit or wisdom. i will accept this award on behalf of of neurotic insecurity and as the hard work it inspires. in clo

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they published a scholarly book about the whole danish cartoon affair and did not put any of the cartoons in their. -- in there. my reaction was disbelief because one is not talking about taste anymore. this is what the book was about. and while perhaps you did not have to publish everyone one of them, it is hard to communicate what was going on if you do not do it. i have a letter in the "new york times" complaining about the fact they did not publish any of the cartoons at issue with respect to what we're talking about today. their stated position was they have a policy against publishing materials which by their nature are offensive and do not advance public discussion of some issues. my view was that they were newsworthy. how could they not be? and while one could make a determination in the service of good taste, if you will, not to publish them all, publishing none of them seem to me to deprive the readers of the chance to make a more informed judgment or at least have a better informed body of knowledge as to what was going on. maybe it was the head of cnn who put it most candidly.

>> my newspaper do not publish mohammed cartoons any more.aid clearly that we're not doing it because we feel that we need to protect our employees and we're not doing it because we want to be nice and we don't think that -- and we think that people should refrain from it. we're not doing it because we are afraid. and then we had to have a debate do we want to live in a free society or in a fear society. i personally would like to live in a free society. but unfortunately the mechanisms of a fear society are starting to take hold. people are self-sensoring themselves and instead of being honest about it it's fear that is driving this issue, because it's not very heroic to say he is afraid. we're trying to come up with all kinds of other expirations. we know why offend -- i'm offended every day when i turn on my tv. so i think it's -- it's a dubious explanation and we should be more honest about why we're not publishing these images because they are electricalrelevant from a news point of view. they are the news. if i talk about my own experie

in 2007. >> the original you muhammad cartoon started in 2005.rational struggle. to say now in 2015 that we can end this in three years is a little premature but it goes back to the president pulling troops out of iraq in 2011. i think that's a large part of the problem we're daelg with today is we finished up too early it there. >> i want to end on the thought here, is this a new reality? it seems at some level they had to know in denmark that this was a possibility, this shooting in the sense you have the "charlie hebdo" attack. they had the equivalent of think fbi there. three police officers and still you have one person dead, at least three injured and just by count ing the bullet holes thousands of rounds of automatic weapons fired. the way they're treating their own people. this isn't the way most muslim people want to live. completely brutal savages and i think this is going to be a battle that muslims will have to wage against their own . we'll have to fight with the muslim community to assist us. >> when you talk liberal values in the s

the possible target of the attack was a cartoonist lars vilks, stirring up controversy with cartoons of the profit mohammed and they ran into a storage room together and held hands until being rescued by the police. vilks' life has been in dangerous for years. in 2013, he was pictured on a wanted dead or alive al qaeda magazine and the danish prime minister issued a statement that reads in part denmark today has been hit by a cynical violent attack everything points to that the shooting in oesterbro was a political assassination and therefore a terror attack. thoughts and prayers go to the victims and families. we are going to tv 2 in copenhagen and police issued a photo of a man they believe to be connected to the attack. what do you know about this? >> caller: well first we believe there were two men who was behind the attack, but after they have been talking to a lot of witnesses, it's one man, a man dressed in dark clothes. the photo has been taken from an automatic photo system near the place where the man dropped a car that he stole from another man just after the attack. polic

but you will note that even here, there are some remains of uniform, cartoon, slacks, and banners. no doubt it'll saw hard to get the identity of this unrecognizable portrait. those embellishments must have been deeply ingrained in the public consciousness. meanwhile, our friend john norman continued to reduce his engravings, spreading his enthusiasm for washington. this print of the commander in chief paired with an accompanying image of martha washington was published in 1782. the engraving underneath, citing the source, -- that would've been the portrait painted by charles was in peale. norman is sticking with his peale inspired face. unfortunately perhaps for his reputation, norman didn't stop there. in 1783, the continental congress had voted unanimously that "an equestrian statue of general washington be erected at the place where there residents should be established." he was to be dependent not only on horseback but in roman dress wearing and laurel wreath. norman, who struggled to depict cannons and banners, must've considered horses and roman costumes beyond his skill set

but to think that he's still doing three cartoons a week. so he has to have three ideas a week. and his ideas are always original. and one of my favorite aspects of his work is the little character he includes down at the bottom, whose name is -- >> punk. >> -- punk. >> yeah. >> and i asked him, when did punk emerge? with me from australia. and he said, oh, i brought him with me from australia. and we talked about how the trouble he had getting through customs. but think of that, every new idea, three times a week, for 40-some years. that alone -- many people have a staff to help do that. his staff is all right up there in his head. oh, brother. you know who is emerging, don't you? yeah. now, consider all the alias we have up here. those who weren't are the exception. which may make the comment that we don't want to think about, but -- look how much is in the eyes and the teeth and yet he get it of who it is. it's remarkable. >> good ol' hillary. i don't like dynasties, do you? >> i'm sorry, what? >> i don't like dynasties. we're getting another clinton dynasty now. >> oh, anoth

there might be one or two cartoons and owner. we really don't know of a lot of them. there is very little, that's a good question. thank you all so much. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> here are some of our featured programs for this weekend on the c-span networks. on "book tv, alan risk and whose father was a screenwriter for the marx brothers talks about the communist party in hollywood during the 1930's. and sunday at noon on in depth a live three-hour conversation with harvard law professor and author. her books include "the tyranny of the majority," and "the miners canary." on american history tv on

for those not familiar, my little pony is a cartoon and toy franchise owned by hasbro. mainstream and up for a cameo in a super bowl ad. >> apple jack. >> sparkle -- >> rain dough dash. >> piggy the party pony. >> reporter: little girls are the target demographic. >> the show is about little ponies who face problems, they become friends and they have to work together to solve every problem. >> well animated well written. >> reporter: surprisingly, grown women and men are into it too. >> a brony is an older man who likes the show "my little pony." >> reporter: it's a slightly touchy subject. >> they try to paint us as we're pathetic basement dwellers people living in their motorher's basement. no i'm not some out of shape, lazy, man-child. i have served my country dutifully for 11 years. i also like pastel-colored, talking ponies. got a problem with that? >> reporter: you know who doesn't have a problem with that? chelsea. she's intrigued by bronies. >> i am excited to meet the bronies. but i am a little nervous. because i've never really met a brony. >> reporter: it's h

he had been under police protection since publishing cartoons of the prophet mohammed in 2010. >> bullet holes in the glass after an afternoon of free speech turn violent. >> this has been a tragic event. at 3:33 p.m. two heavily armed men attacked the center. >> guests and sweets saying they were under fire. they would spray the cafe with shots when they couldn't get in. cartoonists lars vilks, who stirred controversy with his caricatures of the prophet prophet muhammad, survived the attack. some call the shooting an attempt on his life. he already lives under constant police protection. others at the event said that they through themselves on the floor as bullets came through the windows. >> the gunmen are known to be gainish danish speaking and drove off in a danish car. many wonder if they'll strike again. >> the place where the attack took place is in northern copenhagen. it's a venue known for live music, in particular jazz concerts. this also hold high profile talks and debates. we're at the scene at copenhagen. we know that the police have been at the scene what more has been sai

. >> cartoon character. it would be them. >> kids watching "frozen" over and over. >> i'd kill them. >> you want that child to let it go. >> sad component of social media is that a lot of bullying has been seen on line. south africa this happened back in september but only surfaced recently. what you're seeing is the girl sitting on a bed in a blue sweater, looks luke a school uniform. you see the girl standing in the blue uniform as well seems to be the chief aggressor, also the girl in striped pants. slapping her repeatedly one girl is kickinger her. in all this girl was hit 40 times and kicked four times in the groin and stomach. this video goes well on for over 2 1/2 minutes. >> what was fight over. >> authoritieses are alleging they're confronting first girl about a rumor they say she spread. the video uploaded to social media. they say the victim was so scared she never came forward. it was only because after this video was posted that officials got involved. now the two girls that are chief aggressors

this isn't really about the cartoons. this is about the idealogy, and one of the objectives is to get us to implement shria's blasphemy laws. they know they can't overtake us and abort cartoons and all that but they can bring ourselves into compliance with their world view. >> scary stuff. what i thought was really striking is that both the folks in the "charlie hebdo" attack and the gentleman here we are learning, in copenhagen were both on some sort of watch list. i don't know what you want to describe it as, but at least the danish police, the french police obviously knew who the folks were in the "charlie hebdo" attack. we then hear about issues in the united states of watch lists and those kinds of things. both these people were able to commit these attacks despite being on the list. does the list work? >> they work as forming a basis for investigation. very often when you talk to average americans and you talk to them about these issues, they say, i'm sure the fbi is on facebook and aware of everyone who is expressi

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it shouldn't be about anyone's offense, whether it's real or perceived, by making those cartoons. so i think the more we see this and as this continues on there should be more of a recognition that we should not blame the victims here. we have a very serious ideological fight on our hands as well. >> that's right, buck. we don't want to do that. but being in the real world here i return to paul crookshank whether or not that should be the thought that carries the day here that cartoonist that artist should be able to express themselves freely and should not be subjected to acts of terrorism, we all agree with that. but at the same time vilks was on a hit list that was published in 2013 in an al qaeda magazine also on that hit list was the editor and chief of "charlie hebdo," who was killed in that massacre three weeks ago in paris. we have a difficult problem to solve here do we not, paul? buck's comments are obviously the ones that should carry the day. but at the same time you have a lot of radical islamist extremists out there who are bent on destruction if they see these sorts

but in denmark, if a person somehow made a cartoon or made a cartoon of mohamed or something similar, some public arrangement there's always a security issue and i knew there would be there, of course but i actually had not expected anything like this. >> you're talking about the committee which sponsored this free speech event, the namesake was the swedish artist who is known for depicting the prophet mohamed and certainly upsetting a lot of people twin muslim community. you're talking about while the committee has arranged a number of things usually there was some layer of security or those kinds of precautions usually taken when they are involved in projects like this. >> yes. that's right. >> okay. and so now what? now what are your concerns? what -- how do you process what just took place? you were in this building for this forum, talking about free speech and you would hear 30 shots fired, three police officers would be injured there in copenhagen. you know denmark. how do you process what just took place. how does this impact your livelihood as a satire researcher your concerns

swedish cartooners is who stirred converse i with his cartoon of the prophet mohamed.ported that he hit in the cold store as police did battle with the heavily-armed gunman ultimately surviving the attack. for now it's unclear whether the two attacks were related and how many gunmen security forces are looking for. police are scouring the capital and beyond, trying to maintain calm but the scale of these attacks is yet unknown. >> we are taking you live now to copenhagen where we believe this is a police representative who is holding a press conference at the moment on the shootings. the various attacks that have occurred in copenhagen. we will, of course, be bringing you more details on this developing story as the day goes on we are hoping to get a ahold of our correspondent who is there in copenhagen to spoke to us more about this press conference as well as the attacks that have occurred overnight in copenhagen. >>> for now let's move onto news out of yemen where explosives have been found at a major political meeting betweens the houthi coup, the talks were due to

many are producing cartoons. a lot of ecuadorians show solidarity. they say it is ridiculous the media is waging war on satirical memes. it has become one of the most popular facebook's in the country. the account was threatened and this number of followers has groaned by 900%. three new 90,000 followers. despite the fame supporters still harass. last week cartoonists were brought before a court over a cartoon he published last year which made fun of an assembly member speech. he was ordered to publicly apologize. [indiscernible] and help a toucan who had its beak snapped off. hundreds responded. he will be fitted with a prosthetic beak produced by 3-d printing. >> 19-year-old from the u.k. breached his license conditions of the being released on prison and taunted prisoners -- taunted police after they posted an appeal to find him. they did find tim. much to the amusement of others. and the ban of use of selfie sticks amidst the people using them disrupting others. the number of institutions have already banned the devices which has been trendy over

that's like cartoon-worthy. >> these guys have a brilliant idea. notice our buddy here in the orange jacket has something in his hand and his snowboard has something at the back of the snowboard. >> no way! >> yes. yes. >> no the guy here straightens up gets his board pointing down the slope, three, two, one. whoa! it works! >> oh, my -- >> it looks like they just have model rocket motors mounted on to the back there. they say it's in proof of concept. off he goes. >>> football is becoming more and more popular in north america. for once i'm not talking about football that we play with our hands and everyone can play. it's the one where you play with your feet. this guy here this is eric and it's his birthday. as you might be able to tell by the hat if you look closely, he is a huge arsenal fan. for those that don't know arsenal is one of the biggest football teams in the world. they are eam based he went to see arsenal at emirates stadium. his wife got him a present which he is opening right now in front of all his buddies. looks like he is now an

in 2005 he commissioned cartoons of the prophet muhammed. >> that cartoon is not targeted muslims it's targeting a .

it seemed almost like a cartoon when i was watching it. i didn't think it was real until i actually stopped and got off the bike. >> were you with him when he first saw the video playback? >> when we first saw the video he was in the hospital. we brought the nurse out to come see the video and as soon as they saw the video they transported him to a facility that could better manage him. >> tell us about your friend now. what's his condition? is he fully recovered? what were the extent of injuries? >> something in his lower back that he had broke. after they did the x-rays and cat scans and everything they cleared him, he was released from the hospital. he couldn't move well at all. four or five days later, got back on another friend's bike. he was a little shaky. i mean still today he's a little shaky. >> is the video making all of you guys safer riders now? >> a lot of us here think twice about a lot of different things that we do. we're just glad he's still here with us and we get to talk to him. he definitely learned his lesson, i'd say

a lot of these cartoons i remember growing up. got to listen hard. you'll know. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: when i watch them back now and then i know that it's you, i can hear maybe a a little bit. i can tell that it's you. we actually have a few clips. >> do you? >> jimmy: the first one -- it's you doing the voice of doc in the '80s cartoon "g.i. joe." take a look at this. >> yes, you are very brave. but duke's our only hope now. >> yo, this is some "fifty shades of grey" type of [ bleep ]. you white people are [ bleep ] up. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that was you? >> yeah, that was me. see, you didn't recognize it back then. >> jimmy: no, no. i actually didn't know any -- i didn't even know -- >> slid that right in there. i had to get paid, man. >> jimmy: yeah, i know. you were ahead of your time, dude. because "fifty shades of grey" didn't come out for another -- [ laughter ] unbelievable, man. yeah. here's another one you did. this one's from the classic show "scooby doo." >> "scooby doo." >> jimmy: check this

and even though we may not agree obviously with the topic of the cartoon, there are still people who suggest that he had the right to do it. well there are others who vehemently believe he shouldn't have done that. and we may have seen two more incidents related to that today. these two different shoots where we've had people shot. and then in this most recent one person shot in the head and two police officers, probably there for security, were both wounded. >> the danish police are starting to release more information. they are giving the following description, the person, the offender in this incident we're reporting on right now, the most recent one. is described as the male wearing black pants and black shoes and a light gray jacket with multicolored light fields. so sounds fairly nondescript. nothing too political. >> no. and i think that is what possibly allowed the gunman to escape initially. you want to be able to blend in with the crowd. if in fact you are going to commit an act like that and you don't expect to die, if you expect to escape you are going to consider your ja

it's some kind of attack is expected because of the cartoon. >> just confirming what you said. two men are on the run. one person has been killed in this attack. we don't know who it is in this stage. thank you. >> let's take to you ukraine now where the latest agreement is due to come into force. it took four world leaders 16 hours to negotiate but if what is happening on the ground anything to do with the deal, it's already looking shaking. here is the story. >>> it's hard to believe there is an imminent cease-fire just hours away. grabbing as much territory as possible has become the order of the day as the clock ticks down to a pause in hostilities. >> with the support of the army and the russia federation, they're trying to finish up tasks that are important to them to widen the territories that they control. >> and clearing up this morning in the center of the city of donetsk after a residential block was hit by shelling, broken windows and more shatter shattered lives as two people died in the hit. fighting is still fierce around the strategic town of debaltseve where re

the paper published cartoons of mohammed in september 2005. violent protests against danish institutions broke out a few months later across the muslim world. charlie hebdo reprinted the cartoons in a show of solidarity. one cartoonists was a primary target of the haters. today, anyone wanting to visit him his first searched. the artist has lived in relative isolation with police protection for eight years. >> have experienced an attack myself. still, i ask myself how can what has just happened still go on. >> denmark second largest city is a university town with a large muslim community. in recent months, about 30 radicalized islamists have left to fight for the islamic state and iraq. danish fighters shoot at potos of danish politicians. some fighters have returned to denmark. authorities have announced a reintegration program for fighters. one psychologist wants to turn them back into good danish citizens. i want to help the young man -- young men integrate themselves back into society. >> the returnees are offered therapy to work through t

he-man and she-ra are in that cartoon?much older than us. >> okay. >>> moving on to something i actually understand, the story giving the meaning to the term hot wheels. who stole a $250,000 race car right out of a parking lot. clues from a surveillance tape. >>> we'll start with the new developments in the case of that missing oscar dress that involves, of course, that stunning number that lupita nyong'o wore on the red carpet, but then it was stolen out of her hotel room. >> and now the dress has been returned, but there are still a whole lot of questions about exactly what happened, how much the dress is really worth, and abc's kendis gibson has the latest on this very strange hollywood caper. good morning, kendis. >> reporter: strange, it is. good morning, paula and dan. this whole caper playing out at one of hollywood's most popular hotels located just three miles from the oscar red carpet, the dress found stuffed in a trash bag. police, this morning, searching for a suspect. >> please welcome last year's best support

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in 2005 he commissioned cartoons of the prophet muhammed. >> that cartoon is not targeted

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we have a lot of cartoons. they cartoon him a lot. he will say funny things about them.e would look at one and say, the way they did your eyes in this one, interesting. >> that's 1 you don't want on your talk show. i have the anagram curse. i see them everywhere. i don't think about them. they just come. spiro agnew, grow a penis. and that's what spiro spells. >> how about phonies, people great when they were sitting with the cameras and were terrible when you left? >> i didn't like bufrt parks come to think of it. you prodded that out. he was gooey and insulting and boring. a wonderful man in private life, somewhere. >> a favorite interviewer or entry. i know you had a close relationship with mohammed ali? >> i think i said in the piece again? >> the piece in the book? i am going to look. being just about my best friend for years. he stayed at my house one night out in the country. my wife was in new york. she called. i had gone to get his wife and bring her over. they were in a motel and they wanted to stay at my house. phone rang. ali picked it up and heard, "darling?

vilks had received death threats from yemen-based militant group for his 2007 cartoons of the prophet muhammad portrayed as a dog. he was not injured. but the gunman killed one participant, and three police officers were also wounded. >> we feel certain now that it is a politically motivated attack. and thereby it is a terrorist attack. we take this situation extremely seriously. >> reporter: eight hours later, another shooting took place in a synagogue about three kilometers away. a family had gathered there for a ceremony at the time. one guard was shot dead. many people in the country are shocked to experience this type of violence again. >> i feel very sad. and not altogether unexpected. one would say it was a matter of time before something like that would happen. >> reporter: in 2005 a local newspaper posted a satirical cartoon of the islamic prophet which led to terror attacks targeting several danish embassies around the world. and the attack last month on the french magazine "charlie hebdo" led police in copenhagen to step up their security measures. leaders from the internat

in 2005 he commissioned cartoons of the prophet muhammed. >> that cartoon is not targeted muslims it's targeting a . >> in juldz posten. >> that's what makes them so difficult to handle.

this is a cartoon that appeared after the peace conference that appeared in "harper's weekly." it is called flying to abraham's bosom. this is induced by grant. a wire sent to stanton, knowing that lincoln will read it, lincoln does come down to hampton roads to meet with these peace commissioners, satisfied that these rebels are willing and ready to accept a reunion. the meeting takes place at fort monroe at hampton roads at the mouth of the james river. a union for the that had never left northern hands. the meeting takes place again on the river queen which is, as i call it, the air force one of the day. it is a steam-driven vessel. very elaborately furnished and fitted out for a head of state. they meet in the same room where lincoln meets a month and a half later with his generals. there is much more of the conference than i can cover in this time but i will try to give you the highlights. stevens had been lincoln's friend in the congress of 1848 and a peacemaking ally of seward's in an effort to try to avoid the war. no longer the house of representatives chamber. it was

i have a pouch full of cartoon characters selling marijuana and some with in a few naked women sandwiched between them. that's not sold to the occasional responsible users of the world like cheryl. that's very clear marketing towards young people. and what we have to do is just clampdown on this marketing. it's completely out of control in colorado. 20% off of t-shirts, and mark's point, you can get an ounce of weed in colorado with a red card, a medical marijuana card you can get an ounce for $50 right now, and that's nuts. >> i would really like to hope that sam will branch out a little bit and join those of us calling for higher alcohol taxes to protect children from alcohol abuse. it's crazy to be against cannibus and not against anything else. >> i would happily call for higher alcohol taxes, higher tobacco tacks, and unfortunately, this conversation has kind of stolen the spotlight from anything else. and i feel like we're spending a lot of time nationally on this. and yeah, there are other very significant issues that we should be looking at. and certainly, we know there's a direct