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he arranges to meet dahlia at this gas station? >> what's up? >> the guy is a professional. >> nobody's going to be able to point a finger on me. >> reporter: he says the hit man wants $1,200 to buy a gun. she comes prepared and gives him a photo of mike. two days later the talk turns to action in this cvs parking lot. this is witty jean, undercover police officer. police say dahlia thinks she's meeting an actual hit man in his cherry red convertible. >> i'm going to tell you how i'm going to do it and what exactly is going to get done. >> reporter: a burglary gone wrong that leaves mike dead. >> everybody works in the daytime. i'm going to think he's at work. he's not at work and he gets two in the head. between now and when it's done, you know, you're not going to have an opportunity to change your mind even if you change your mind. >> no there's no -- >> you definitely want to do this? >> i'm positive, like 5,000% sure. >> reporter: "cops" has come to boynton beach to film the last part of the investigation. >> the detectives were going to st

it can't be quorum for the commission. >> dahlia can definitely do if. dahlia can absolutely do it. yeah. or just eve an questionnaire >> like a survey monkey. >> exactly. >> thank you. >> commissioner singh. >> [inaudible] what happened [inaudible] >> if they pass away while they are renting? >> yeah >> usually in a rental situation if the person on the lease passes away the landlord-it is up to the landlord to extend a new lease to the family members, but say in a below market rate rental situation, the existing people in the house hold will have to qualify for that unit, so they would have to be under the income limits and be able to afford the monthly rent payment to be able to stay in the house when someone passes away. >> they have to start all over again then? >> if they can't afford the rent and can't get a rent subsidy then they would have to start again. >> okay. >> okay. yes, willing to entertain a motion. commissioner singh made a motion and commissioner mondejar has seconded the motion. please call the roll. >> commission members please announce your vote when i call yo

it can't be quorum for the commission. >> dahlia can definitely do if. dahlia can absolutely do it. yeah. or just eve an questionnaire >> like a survey monkey. >> exactly. >> thank you. >> commissioner singh. >> [inaudible] what happened [inaudible] >> if they pass away while they are renting? >> yeah >> usually in a rental situation if the person on the lease passes away the landlord-it is up to the landlord to extend a new lease to the family members, but say in a below market rate rental situation, the existing people in the house hold will have to qualify for that unit, so they would have to be under the income limits and be able to afford the monthly rent payment to be able to stay in the house when someone passes away. >> they have to start all over again then? >> if they can't afford the rent and can't get a rent subsidy then they would have to start again. >> okay. >> okay. yes, willing to entertain a motion. commissioner singh made a motion and commissioner mondejar has seconded the motion. please call the roll. >> commission members please announce your vote when i call yo

it can't be quorum for the commission. >> dahlia can definitely do if. dahlia can absolutely do it. yeah. or just eve an questionnaire >> like a survey monkey. >> exactly. >> thank you. >> commissioner singh. >> [inaudible] what happened [inaudible] >> if they pass away while they are renting? >> yeah >> usually in a rental situation if the person on the lease passes away the landlord-it is up to the landlord to extend a new lease to the family members, but say in a below market rate rental situation, the existing people in the house hold will have to qualify for that unit, so they would have to be under the income limits and be able to afford the monthly rent payment to be able to stay in the house when someone passes away. >> they have to start all over again then? >> if they can't afford the rent and can't get a rent subsidy then they would have to start again. >> okay. >> okay. yes, willing to entertain a motion. commissioner singh made a motion and commissioner mondejar has seconded the motion. please call the roll. >> commission members please announce your vote when i call yo

gigi meyer has grown food from italy to oregon; from dahlias to pigs. and when it comes to genetically engineered crops and livestock, she believes we shouldn't mess with mother nature. "there is something just kind of inherently creepy about uh messing with dna to that, on that level." but agriculture experts point to the global they're needed to feed today's populations, especially after a disaster.. "genetic engineered foods are going to become more and more important because we need foods that can be transported to areas that have um drought." it's not just the food and drug administration that regulates the health and safety of g- m-os. the environmental protection agency and the u-s department of agriculture also weigh in, and some people say this k kd of regulation is enough. "all the food that's on the market right now is very, very safe and you can trust that it can be eaten." "those that have investigated m-o, uh foods have said there's no harm to humans, that's tested." but those claims were challenged earlier this year when the world health

. >> joining me in the decide yoas dahlia fahmi around in washington, d.c, graham bannerman. let us begin with you. you have said that the arab spring a misnomer, that what americans in the west saw as an explosion of democracy was something else. what exactly was it in your opinion? >> well, there clearly was an element of democracy, people moving towards democracy, that was very important. but people don't talk about the evolution of identity that had changed but the hard line authoritarian governments had suppressed that. that was -- for example when i was teaching at the american university of beirut, 45, 50 years ago, you'd ask the average person in the area, who are you? they would say i'm an arab. but now, they would say i'm a sunni i'm shia i'm muslim. but when the arab spring pushed aside those governments, people broad forward their identities which was more islamic throughout region. >> let's talk about some of the nations that have been impacted by the arab awakening. why in your opinion has tunisia been somewhat successful? >> i think there's been some success th

"what a billion muslims really think" by john esposito and dahlia mogahead.ar a lot these days about muslims and what they believe. here are the facts provided by two experts on islam who have combed through opinion polls, surveys and election results. in today's charged atmosphere, this book provides an essential voice of calm and reason. the correct answer to the gps challenge question is c. according to tomtoms annual traffic index, istanbul is the most congested. city in the world, followed by mexico city, and rio de janeiro. los angeles ranks tenth on that list. mexico city officials have an unusual idea for one way to deal with their city's terrible congestion rate. their solution isn't to reduce the number of cars on the roads by increasing subways and buses. it's a loftier goal. the next time you're stuck in a traffic jam, imagine how would you feel if you could soar above all of the cars stopped below. well, officials in mexico city are proposing a system of elevated gondolas that would allow their citizens to do just that, ads quartz has reported. t

let me start with this question for both of you, dahlia, is isis preaching a strain of islam?d say that isis wants us to think so and i would think that's the real danger here is that what isis wants the narrative to be is that they are the true muslims. that they are standing with true islam and everyone else, people like me, are the apostates and if we give into their narrative, we're doing their propaganda for them and i think we should really take that to heart and think long and hard about it. when dylann roof walked into a black church, he wanted to start a race war. we didn't let him do that because we didn't cast him as a representative of the white race. we didn't give into his narrative. we did the exact opposite and i think that we have to be careful not to give into the apocalyptic narrative of isis that wants to start a war between muslims and everybody else. >> everybody seems to agree with that. i know you've argued muslims need to take back their religion from isis. how? >> we absolutely do. we are doing it. on friday i stood with a group of brave and courageou

getting to know his family members and getting the cooperation of his family members and specifically dahlia rabin who is his daughter and the keeper of the legacy. she runs the rabin center in tel aviv which is a museum and educational center. and i have to say i'm not a museum guy, but if any of you are in israel, i would recommend it. it's a really terrific museum. so here are some photos of rabin. and rabin is, we're going to scroll through this pretty quickly, but rabin is a military man for the first three decades of his adult life. and he rises in the ranks and becomes the chief of staff, the head of the entire army, many time to leave the army in the 1967 war. this is that war where israel captures the west bank and gaza. it's the six day war, also the sinai and the golan heights. and then he becomes a diplomat. he is the ambassador to the united states. this is him on "meet the press" in 1970. he becomes quite close to nixon and to kissinger. nixon brings him into the white house quite a lot to consult with him on the vietnam war. and he goes back to israel, and he becomes the prime

. >> robert baer and a cnn intelligence and security analyst and dean of owe dahlia is the host of thew on sirius xm and a muslim. thank you for coming on. i'm interested to hear from both of you. and robert, starting with you. trump is saying, as we have heard, that his solution will stop terror attacks by preventing muslims from coming into the u.s. but is this playing into exactly what isis wants, the fear? >> oh, certainly, pamela. they want to divide muslims from nonmuslims in this country. they want to isolate these people, get them to come fight for the islamic state or attack americans. what he's forgetting, of course, is half of these adherence to this cult of death are not muslims, at all. they're converts to the kind of islam they advocate. which is just insane. so i mean, what do you do about them? we look at the san bernardino attackers, and they were -- you know, he was an american citizen. he was born here. i mean, he's -- you have to change the constitution -- it's just crazy. >> yeah. and not to mention, i mean, terror attacks in the u.s. aren't just the work of jihadi

turns out police are duping dahlia. the crime scene?