it is the ferry that goes from my parents' house at manfield beach to downtown sydney.s ride this thing every day. but really, that is what makes this ferry so special. no commuter ride on the planet offers up more amazing city views. it's routine made spectacular. you will not know it from my accent, but i spent a lot of time here as a kid. my aussie grandfather helped

it is the ferry that goes from my parents' house at manfield beach to downtown sydney.day. but really, that is what makes this ferry so special. no commuter ride on the planet offers up more amazing city views. it's routine made spectacular.

that this will -- december 24 attack in sydney, australia, when a terrorist held hostages in downtown sydney one of his requests from the local law enforcement was to have an islamic state flag. as part of the negotiating process they were trying to fight an islamic state flag and they contacted some members of the muslim community at best them, could you fight an islamic state flag? it turned out after the attack was over the next few days, law enforcement actually rated the homes of those people who the muslim community members had contacted, to get an islamic state flag that caused tension between the communities but also we can ask ourselves is a legitimate to worry about somebody who has an islamic state flag? i would say yes. second, in terms of way forward, when it comes to countering radical messages it is sort of the private sector that has to lead the way. the government is just not credible when it comes to trying to counter radicalization messages. i think the recently announced department of homeland security program to provide 10 million in grants to private organizations are w

you remember the december 2014 attacking sydney, australia, when an attack or held hostages in downtown sydney. one of his requests from law enforcement was to have an islamic state flag. as part of the negotiating process, they were trying to find a islamic state flat. -- flag. they contacted members of the muslim community and asked if they could find a flag. after the attack was over the next few days, law enforcement thosely raided homes of who muslim community members had contacted to get an islamic state flag. obviously, that caused tension between the communities. we can ask ourselves, is it legitimate to worry about somebody who has an islamic state flag? i would say yes. second, when it comes to countering radical messages, it is the private sector that has to lead the way. the government is not credible when it comes to trying to counter radicalization messages. and i think the recently announced department of homeland security program to provide $10 million in grants to private organizations that are working on countering radicalization and violent extremism, this is actually a step