but as the islamic theology at german universities. so that's the first point that they it's conducting these deposit conducting research in theology. secondly religion is the subject of schools in germany and to muslims have long resented the fact that catholics because of kirkuk take that subject religion in schools but there was that one of the lessons provided for most runs in circles. what is mandated that the poppins to help with the integration of muslims and islam into german society. well i think this is a very difficult question i think for the program to maintain integrity and respect among muslims in germany it's that must be seen to be not an instrument of integration. if it was simply an instrument of the government to try to take care of. perhaps extreme views among muslims then it would be likely to be resented by many. i think it is a real danger in that perception is simply the question another one is theirs is very serious problems right now was in the islamic youth community here in germany about which islam should

. >> [speaking in islamic] >> and we believe that love still reveals between us. >> [speaking in islamic] >> for this, we are always happy. >> lately, we have been, you know, i can say united for the right of the palestinians. the christians are no less nationalistic than muslims are- maybe to the contrary. we don't show it, we don't use force. and you know why? we cannot use force because then we are not christians. we fight with love, and i think we succeed- succeed more than fighting and struggling with arms. so we are feeling the consequences because too many christians are leaving the country. and when it's possible, if the americans were- when they open the gates, too many, and very few will stay here. >> i don't have - like from one side, the arab people, the muslim people, and for the other side, the jewish people, and we are in between that, you know. the christian people are a christian people that are in the middle. if you're going to a lot muslim people, so they would say, okay, you are christian, and it's a big problem for you. and if you go into the jewish side, they would

which islam should be taught and by whom. >> that's right. we are seeing that at the moment in the controversy about the professor who is resented by salafists who think that he is far too liberal for them. i don't think this is really a religious christian at all. in my view, it is a social and political question. we have two models of society, not just in germany or the islamic community, but worldwide . between conservative people who have a view of society based on the plan a family where the patriarch is at the head of the family, and religion bolsters that by providing a set of rules. on the other hand, you have global society stressing the individuality of people. as we all know, the negative side of that is the loneliness of individuals, but it also brings a lot of freedom with it, the freedom to interpret religion as you understand it. >> germany will have to work through the social and political questions before he gets to the religious ones. thanks so very much. >> a fatal accident at a world cup stadium in brazil has put construct

for islamic financial institutions is being improved. we are planning to attract one hundred and fifty billion dollars for industrial development through twenty twenty. of course we need reliable business partners we are sure that islamic financing can become a reliable bridge for economic partnership between the members of the organization of islamic cooperation and the countries of europe and asia as acacia had talks with british officials and malaysian prime minister rajiv or a sock during a conference one subject at a roundtable with business executives was the one billion dollars in business deals that britain and kazakhstan signed during cameron's visit to cause each time this fall. we think isaac son is a very good business partner we work in twenty two countries but we haven't had partners in the cis we're glad they're experiencing equipment can be useful to your country. we had good positive talks today this occasion also met with bayern this site you towards the end of the pockets on the a muslim who is britain's senior ministe

you need some kind of period in two sons of islam. this has caused the cautious of the islamic culture was prompted to me that ethan condemned this is unacceptable and tourists to cut. i don't know why the only seeded in the issuance of the contamination issue it because what we we condemn all deficit is on the genius we were all done everywhere but most of the notion that of course you will feel condemnation the ice and ice is discrimination fits and set your whole ethos of delilah between cultures and religions does not seem to be with full dialogue understanding and respect accepting coach rod is diversity. the word is composed of all of different religions and cultures and peoples. so they have to live into it and society in an atmosphere of the understanding respect and cooperation and his obedience to that with all the google discussion with or without and this is all the info word that security and peace ross kissinger or questions because you are of course i think at and still are out of the muslim world. war is that in the we

banks offer more islamic services than in any other western country in fact islamic funding has propped up some of the capital's largest developments including the shot on the olympic village but critics say the welcoming approach doesn't go beyond investment british politicians have in the past rejected proposals to recognise shari'a lower in certain areas with large muslim populations while the recent debate in parliament centered on whether or not to penalize local shari'a courts which help british muslims result family issues and when a small group of locals try to impose sharia law or in london's east end the response was that of horror but when it comes to the potential. gold mine that is muslim money the city of london stored may have recently said that islamic finance should be as british suspicion chips and the f.a. cup final reporting from the city of london i'm party boy thank you that pollinate i will going to stay in london for now and join a sex addict he from each next capital of find out what the finance wells makes of these islamic bombs is it a good idea or will it bri

seeking to make london one of the centers of global islamic finance. world investments will be worth more than $2 trillion. islamic world leaders believe london's plans are significant. >> it is important because is the first time a sovereign government has taken this initiative which put islamic finance on the same with conventional banking. >> i hope it will work for all of us. >> the successful sharia compliant investment follows success. the u.k. targeting two regions with the world highest levels of international investment, china and the middle east. >> that was not a package on halloween. we had some technical difficulties. some gremlins in the system. halloween spending in the u.s. totals $6.9 billion. here is a group that took halloween fun to new heights. more than a thousand beauty school students dressed as zombies and stormed the tokyo tower. the takeover was a promotion marking the fourth season of the popular tv series. he was afraid the zombies were almost too convincing. tokyo subways are often crowded with those in full costume on hal

islam and political islam being in within the egyptian parliament in the egyptian presidency that the new constitution and the drafting maybe of a third time to actually get it right so you think that islamic party should be banned from the political process in egypt. it's not what i think it's without interruption people think but what you thought it was right now were put on notice there was no white a few protesters out there for the ousted president i mean what this trial is showing is the great the great divisions within the country here you still have support maybe not a majority but it's still significant so do you how do you feel about that in washington what is the role of political islam in the political process now is going to be completely shut out and i'm looking at the muslim brotherhood here. i think i think it will it will not benefit liberals to to keep slimmest away from the political scene it gives them more sympathy it gives the most more support i honestly believe that the muslim brotherhood they have lost most of their grassroots most of the support during that o

need to realize islamic republic is here to stay. it was a country that was born out of a revolution. it is legitimate. it has done things that are not in accord of our values or many iranians values but this is it. and i think that bringing iran back into the world community, reintegrating it into the world economy, opening the country up so people can visit the country and they can get visas and come here and study engineering or whatever i think will benefit significantly. >> before we go to the next question, let me ask you to devote a couple of minutes -- there is one as spect of iran's role in the middle east that you might want to touch upon. given our limited time we can only do so much but this is critical understanding what is going on in the arab world which is iran's role as the emerging guardian of the global shyia community. and this is what is getting the saudis to react the way they do. they are reacting the way they do less because they are concerned iran is going to nuke them but because the rise of iran as the majo

banks offer more islamic services than in any other western country in fact islamic funding has propped up some of the capital's largest developments including the shot on the olympic village but critics say the welcoming approach doesn't go beyond investment british politicians have in the past rejected proposals to recognise shari'a lower in certain areas with large muslim populations while the recent debate in parliament centered on whether or not to penalize local shari'a courts which help british muslims result family issues and when a small group of locals try to impose sharia law in london's east end the response was that of horror but when it comes to the potential goldmine that is muslim money the city of london's lord mayor recently said that islamic finance should be as british suspicion chips and the f.a. cup final reporting from the city of london i'm poly boy thank you that we're going to stay in london for now and join a. capital of find out what the finance wells makes of these islamic bombs is it a good idea or will it bring more investment into the city. as it gets. lo

ism and political islam being in within the egyptian parliament in the egyptian presidency that the new constitution and the drafting maybe of the third time to actually get it right so you think that islamic party should be banned from the political process in egypt. it's not what i think it's within the church and people think but what are you going to exhort now reporting i know there's no white a few protesters out there for the ousted president i mean what this trial is showing is the great the great divisions within the country here you still have support maybe not a majority but it's still significant so do you how do you feel about that in washington what is the role of political islam in the political process now is going to be completely shut out and i'm looking at the muslim brotherhood here. i think i think it will it will not benefit liberals to to keep. away from the political scene it gives them more sympathy it gives the most more support i honestly believe that the muslim brotherhood they have lost most of their grassroots most of the support during that one year of

ism and political islam being in within the egyptian parliament in the egyptian presidency that the new constitution and the drafting maybe of the third time to actually get it right so you think that islamic party should be banned from the political process in egypt. it's not what i think it's within the church and people think but what you thought it was right now were put on notice there was no white a few protesters out there for the ousted president i mean what this trial is showing is the great the great divisions within the country here you still have support maybe not a majority but it's still significant so do you how do you feel about that in washington what is the role of political islam in the political process now is going to be completely shut out and i'm looking at the muslim brotherhood here. i think i think it will it will not benefit liberals to to keep slimmest away from the political scene it gives them more sympathy it gives the most more support i honestly believe that the muslim brotherhood they have lost most of their grassroots most of the support during tha

organizations and rich islamic countries who want to you know foment islamic revolution in various placesso it's it's kind of hard to sell also this group in particular gets a lot of a lot of money from criminal activities and that's really how most terrorists you know fund their activities not for anything else but just from kidnappings and other criminal activities and i think that's what led to the apprehension of these these people in russia was the fact they were doing doing criminal activities. and the criminal investigation uncovered this larger terrorist operation all right to know that in washington the thanks for your thoughts defense and just as you appreciated. a recent study suggests britain is drifting into a color coded society with the ukase whites nothing when ortiz choosing to live upon the results what known as comfort zone segregation which is feared could lead to hatred and intolerance among communities the country's long time figurehead of racial equality to say that britain this is being in denial of the issue for too long reports. well that warnings that could be d

what you are seeing is the islamic middle ground.se aren't the groups that particularly like the united states. they are all notably silent when the prospect of american air strikes were on the cards, but neither are they despite the comments about wanting to see on islamic state in syria necessarily always the closest allies of the extreme islamic groups fighting in there too. although we know on the ground when the battle is raging, they will help each other. it is evidence of a schism but it is also evidence of efforts to deal with it. the groups are [ inaudible ] are all fairly similar in their ideologies. they say it's going to take three months to pull this together militarily, politically, and organizationally. but it is also true that they are not the ones with the closest political relations with the syrian coalition. they really only have a dialogue with the free syrian army. so yes, it will make them perhaps less hospitalable, but as one member said to us just now when we called them, this might actually make the free syri

how to tread this path, and i also wish to appreciate the guidelines offered by the leader of the islamic revolution and his guidelines have been a source of enlightenment for all of us and allow me to commemorate all the martyrs and pay tribute to the families and let me pay tribe ute to other nuclear martyrs that - threw their efforts, they even dedicated their lives for the sake of the progress of nuclear technology, reaching the point of perfection. and today we can say that tehran is among countries that enjoys nuclear technology and enrichment technology and surgeon a technology will continue to grow in different sectors, and more peaceful nuclear sectors, and with the efforts of the atomic energy organization, and the head of this organization, and all the thinkers and scientists hopefully will be able to continue following this path and as soon as the nuclear negotiating team returns to iran, they will further elaborate on this issue and provide you with further details. >>> all right that was the president of iran, hassan rouhani, speaking live. >>> you were listening to the pres

the authorization of islamic mass immigration to europe has been one of the greatest mistakes of recent decades. and they're all fired up to continue. this shake the system. there are two increasingly popular figureheads riding a wave of nationalist movements across europe not quite in the mainstream but no longer on the fringes either germany france the netherlands belgium austria greece italy and the u.k. all see the success of political parties which in varying degrees are anti e.u. in its current form anti euro and anti immigration. law. but for today europe doesn't have economic growth nor does it really have peace the rights and the love did not manage to resolve the problems and the far right feeds off and a new pool of voting intentions show that nearly a quarter of french voters would vote for france's national front in the may twenty four thousand european parliament elections that's ahead of the country's two leading parties and this swing to the right could very well sweep across europe as well in the pairs national front and the dutch and islam politician have to builders p

they're looking for new ways to fight islam and blink of eye and flaking and a half dozen area firstly you at this hour it's been six days now since i've been high and ravage the philippines but survivors are growing ever more desperate for eighty people are scavenging for food and water resorting at times to looting or even thinking of underground water pipes. the un is as close to five hundred and fifty thousand have been displaced whitney lee twelve percent of the entire population affected by the typhoon is now wolf has more now from the town of santa fe outside of town these people live in waiting if the fuel for days to queue up every morning hoping to field but also the running of the walls of rice. electricity they have nothing this place was devastated but pleasantly and over a week ago and at the moment they still see no rest might even though that is twenty km away with the ministry of the moms up with stockpiles coming in everyday do you feel that you have been left him at you for help getting enough assistance from the government not alone. add the yolks in a half at me si

with it on with world powers are meeting with the red continue to support the deal regarding the islamic republic's controversial heated seats in afghanistan have agreed to a preliminary deal regarding the ongoing presence of american troops in the troubled middle eastern states. it's called the courses are scheduled to leave afghanistan in two thousand and fourteen however an exodus to the us military expertise could be that it's open to a song from the taliban within which to what the answer. the proposed security agreement will now be discussed in kabul during a special conviction that can't or don't tell has already dismissed the authority of any decisions yet to meet the american indian troops have been in afghanistan for twelve years. on nine eleven attacks and gone. czar . i am the routine use on him more in need. cheat. we do the laws of lafayette laws do not go with all the time so was i not let me know what it's all good judge of that more often it's a tough day the eye. a side car bombings killed least eleven and lead to thirty seven soldiers to egypt turbulent region of north

engaged forces the islamic state in iraq and syria on the border.eople are starting to look at that. even in qutar we have seen a new openness. these are some of the trends we've been looking at and will monitor and looking at with regard to iran where the diplomatic opening or opportunity is not only in the nuclear front, but i think also connected to broader issues in the regional context, which are essential that we need to deal with and need to deal with with iran in order to help bring end the war in syria and bring greater stability to all the country and peoples there that are concerned. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, doctor. we're going move on now to the panel discussions segment, and try to start the discussion by asking just two questions then we will open it up to audience questions as well. i'll ask the panelists to try to keep their answers brief in the session to about 2 minutes each. and the first question i'm going to ask sent a sanctions. in an interest of discussion i'll ask it and direct it toward -- and ask the rest of the

on a different topic but also staying with radical islam this time slipping into britain just a couple of weeks ago we spoke to tom robinson the former leader of the english english to sound sleep now despite all the criticism he gets a lot of his words about immigration and islamic radicalism appear to resonate with some parts of british society do you think the government is doing enough both to help the non brits adjust while protecting the interests of the wider population. what do i think. of all of broadscale the answer to that is yes we have very substantial immigration into britain. and so did so so does russia so you all familiar with the problems too we need different currents of this country and we need it because it's because they're good people they work hard they help our economy grow and as you may have read our population is set to grow very substantially of the next twenty years to the point where it will exceed that of germany because the german population is declining so immigrants are a very important part of that equally immigrants do calls limited social problems

islamic extremists terrorism through the surveillance methods which we have including c.c.t.v. cameras of the cage made it to steps of besiegers and conversations coming out of the middle east so i don't see any objection to that sort of difference or to please to say that russia does it too and i hope we've had some success in doing so i want to talk a bit about foreign policy with us since you're at pioneer in that field and syria is an ongoing story why do you think the u.k. parliament refused to back a strike on syria was it cameron's weak argument or perhaps fear of getting itself into another war which could stoke islamic radicalization at home. i think it's a difficult question dalton with complete clarity i think there is an element that people feel off to the experiences of iraq and afghanistan that they don't want to see britain dragged into another conflict on the other hand any of course a short time a year or two of the british possible to the doorstep the government's involvement in military action in libya so you can't say there's a clear cut definitive rejection

certainly they can get their money from a high islamic organizations and rich islamic countries who want to. you know form an islamic revolution in various places so it's it's kind of artists also this group in particular gets a lie that a lot of money from criminal activities. and that's really soft calm most . well you know fund their activities that from oil or anything else to just go from kidnappings and other criminal activities and i think that's what led to the apprehension of these these people in russia was the fact they were doing doing criminal activities and the criminal investigation uncovered this on a larger co operation. all right said i've known the most intimate thinks the source defensiveness is to appreciate it. recent studies suggest britain is drifting into a color coded society with the uk is what's left of minorities cheese into the palms of one of his comfort zone and segregation which his feet could lead to hatred and intolerance among communities seem that the country's longtime friend and racial equality to say that britain is that they did not own the sheep

but we should teach children about p islam and everything else.supporters know that students know about it already but i don't have any problem with islam but what happens when we start taking christianity and judaism out of the history books? >> talking about the language police and how they are elevating islam and denvating it. in 2008, the american text book council did a major study. again, they don't tell you the truth that it was a reaction against muslim violence, i didn't know that muslims were so great. they are lying about islam a and -- >> when you have a 32 page chapter. and you have no chapter on christianity and judaism then you know that the authors of these books are trying to indoctrinate. this is done by the multiculture centralists. the saudis are somehow funding these books. >> i have to wrap up there. thank you gentlemen. he starred in an nfl psa for fan conduct. >> on the field players have called me overly aggressive. >> now he is accused of bullying and tormenting his 300 point teammate. what miami's coaches may have known

deal will just buy time for tehran to make a bomb and is threatening a military strike against the islamic republic. we talked to one israeli journalist who believes netanyahu is efforts to prevent the agreement not likely to work. all indications at deal is in the making of course it could always fall through if one of the players insists on some minor point but the general direction is thoughts and agreement. and many in the israeli public think it's a very good development contrary to what. i. would make it appear and i will be keeping us posted of course on the second day of talks in geneva but if you want to learn more about the negotiations with iran just head over to watch dot com. the meantime here on the program fracking is offering governments around the world access to potentially vast amounts of energy resources largely ignoring widespread protests over the method which involves breaking up rocket at least one kilometer below ground opponents say there could be grave environmental consequences warning the use of explosives in chemicals contaminate water supplies polluting the a

it's a rock heavy water reactor something that hasn't been allowed by the islamic republic since two thousand eleven the eye the konica antiques giving of a special meaning this year for holocaust survivor of leon kirstie is reunited with the man whose family kept him hidden from the nazis during world war two. increased since sunday saver just laugh with seats for the first time in sixty nine year said jfk international airport new york. during world war two increased in his parents and his mother's sister and brother in law's family were kept hidden for the nazis for two years old kid to parents interact. in fact. you know what you are the ones who saved our lives and healing we are alive is because of you and your family in europe especially your parents a to risky having five children and their own support it says took the family at him during rating peaks. interest in family and the vines and felt family lived with the colts it says intel nineteen forty four when gary was liberated by soviet soldiers. pearson said that during that time his cousin had a hard time keeping themselv

because they don't want to be accused of being racists or being islam folks and therefore they have lost an extraordinary opportunity to make common cause with muslim feminists and muslim dissidents with whom i work who are anti-fundamentalism. >> she writes: i have offended everyone. a "boston globe" critic says this is true. but chessler does not shy away from her committed attack on islamic society. >> i am second wave feminist leader. and i think the difference is that i'm certainly antiracist but i am not a multicultural relativist. i don't think all cultures are equal. i don't think it's ok to stone women or force them into poll lick mist marriages polygamist marriages. >> is it racist in your mind to talk the way she does about islamic culture? >> with all due respect to her story, i think that the blight of afghan women and girls is so real and belongs at the top of u.s. foreign policy priorities. i don't understand what her goal is. i feel like her story the does is perpetuate negative scary stereotypes of the angry scary muslim man and all the problems there in the muslim world

terrorism the forms of hamas islamic jihad they all despise the contras even syria of president assad most there will be fear. in islamic shiite extreme state like iran holding a nuclear weapon if you go and viewed the wiki leaks cables that were published just two years ago you'll see transcripts of meetings between rulers of ghosts the gulf states and emirate the countries where they called the american still strike iran when they see very favorably a possible aerial strike from israel on on iran that's exactly my point that it is gulf state goal state that primarily support israel the same goal states that if you look at that media if you look at what is being published in saudi arabia what is being sad and sarah saudi arabia in mosques you know the extent of this channel against israel is simply a parallel to you would never hear anything of this sort even in iran so i wonder why do you think this unlikely union really emerged i think salad if you view the situation a very superficial way indeed overtly there are a lot of states who support into israeli resolutions in the united n

twenty one young women are not exam to who were arrested in october for protesting in suppose that islam is president mohamed morsi was ousted in july by the military last fourteen of those women have to be given eleven years in jail for supposedly holding weapons and assaulting police officers seven of them are mine is that just fifteen years old sixteen years old their families say they were just protesting on the cornice of an exam to holding balloons handing out flyers now it's not just islam is protesters who have been cracked down on we've also got elected activists who have been arrested so the new protests by the government which was she did few days ago behave it's any protests have been without permission from the interior ministry the latest news this is a depiction blog a lot of good stuff there who is one of the key voices the donor to be part of a nation who's picked up the his wife beaten he was being summoned by the general prosecutor for inciting protests he is of course a liberal leftist activist showing that it's not just the islamists who would be talkative the questi

it emptied and crippling economic sanctions which have persisted for a decade over suspicions the islamic republic is building a new tool or weapon france was reportedly the one country to stand in the way of an agreement being reached. needing to an accusation by iran that the french were israel's representatives at the negotiations israel has urgently want again to signing a deal with taylor and saying that the islamic republic isn't giving anything up. in return for sanctions relief. just like the united states apparent satisfaction with iranian explanations during talks us secretary of state john kerry reiterated his country has one clear name we came to geneva determined. as pres obama has said that his goal it is since day one as president. to make certain that around does not acquire a nuclear weapon. that remains our goal. because we remain committed. the two formatting. the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction. and we remain committed to protecting our allies. the take away our allies in that region. kerry also reiterated that the time for talks is in unlimited. i would e

the owner was un veiled in us across to its senses could be construed to be developed in the islamic republic and which it claims is capable of staying aloft for thirty hours. iran says the trade name for troughs as a range of two thousand promises enough to cover much of the middle east including israel and all. the new trend is seen as a key strategic addition to her aunt's mitre capabilities and has developed despite tough sanctions against iran over its suspect nuclear program tehran says it is fighting an intelligence for the us and israel which it accused tehran of seeking to develop uk weapons. iran denies the charge saying its nuclear program is peaceful and it will generate an excuse because of the impulses and eleven despite tehran's protestations of innocence suspicion remains that iran is reluctant to give up its new uranium enrichment activity. israel says that a country that has consistently threatened to annihilate the jewish state should not be allowed to develop the eight ball. despite a recent story of relations between the west and iran israel insists it is of the

banks offer more islamic services than in any other western country in fact islamic funding has propped up some of the capital's largest developments including the shot on the olympic village but critics say the welcoming approach doesn't go beyond investment british politicians have in the past rejected proposals to recognise shari'a lower in certain areas with large muslim populations while the recent debate in parliament centered on whether or not to penalize local shari'a courts which helped british muslims result family issues when a small group of locals tried to impose sharia law in london's east end the response was that of horror but when it comes to the potential gold mine that is muslim money the city of london's lord mare recently said that islamic finance should be as british suspicion chips and the f.a. cup final reporting from the city of london i'm poly boy thank you that we're going to stay in london for now and.

and most of all the fear in islamic shiite extreme state like iran holding a nuclear weapon if you go interview the wiki leaks cables that were published just two years ago you'll see transcripts of meetings between rulers of ghost gulf states and emirate countries where they called the american strike iran when they see very favorably a possible aerial strike from israel on only iran that's exactly my point that it is gulf state goal staved that primarily support israel the same goal states that if you look at that media if you look at. what is being published in saudi arabia what is being sad in sarah saudi arabia in mosques you know the extent of victual against israel is simply a parallel to you would never hear anything of this sort even in iran so i wonder why do you think this unlikely union really emerged i think sela that you view the situation a very superficial way indeed overtly there are a lot of states who support into israeli resolutions in the united nation and publicly condemned israel but under the publics reader conduct and in and intimate intelligence cooperation a

is america an islamic country?mber of the homeland security's department advisory council says it is. the comment was made during an exchange on twitter after posting the conservative perception of islam has to evolve. the washington free beacon was the first to notice a twitter user challenged, show me just one example of an islamic country where nonmuslims are treated with equality? he responded, america. and, yes, i do consider the united states of america an islamic country with an islamically compliant constitution. move on. the free beacon says he's served on the d.h.s.'s counter violent extremist group. his twitter profile says his opinions are personal. >>> new york democratic mayoral candidate bill de blasio admits he's not a morning person. he kept supporters attending a morning rally waiting more than an hour on saturday because he overslept. ironically he urged a crowd at a women for de blasio event to stay awake for three days until polls closed tuesday at 9:00 p.m. he says really there's no reason to

they want a worldwide islamic calaphate and willing to kill to get it.'t know what part of that you're not understanding because that's the reality of what this regime is about. >> i told you brotherhood is not in power. they are not. i was damn right about it. >> no. you were wrong. they got in power. >> no. >> you said they wouldn't be in power. >> they would get in power but the people -- >> you didn't say that. >> i did say that in march of 2011. i was revealing the -- >> no. >> i did say that. pull it back. the people who fought for this freedom are going to get right back -- >> all right. we have to go. >> and there is not going to be calaphate ever at all. i have told you that this is the munich moment. this is it right here. as my mother said we'll rue the day. good to see you both. >>> police, civil rights and victims have come out and speaking out about the very real threat posed by the deadly so-called knockout game, while some liberal left wing media outlets saying it's fake and one accusing me of being a knockout truther. we'll set the recor

he saw the country anymore realistic light and of course islam would form part of the identity of the nation but it's certainly be a democracy. what changed in those initial years in pakistan? >> guest: the independence of pakistan came rather suddenly. the idea pakistan, the muslims moved to the idea of having a separate country of their own. nobody thought about the details. in fact in all my searches, and i have done another book before this on the relationship between pakistan's military and religious groups and i have called it pakistan between us and military. in all of my research most people haven't been able to find what was the plan for the country. if you want a new country should have a plan for it. it ended up being a country these pakistan until 1971. it had the majority but the elites came either from amongst migrants from india who moved to pakistan or from the punjab province of pakistan. the military was drawn primarily from the punjab so you have the potential for ethnic disagreement early on. some certain ethnic groups did not believe with the notion. they thought

and so in order to really learn what the core teachings of islam are,

scene in tact or on the anti-american rally occurs on the anniversary of the nineteen seventy nine islamic revolution and the seizure of the former u.s. embassy more on a history of troubled relations after the break. dramas there being no war to the. story orders you know. six strange world like. to take your. summer. job. and now we turn to iran where tens of thousands of demonstrators packed the streets today outside the former u.s. embassy in teheran. now these protests take place every year outside the compound marking the anniversary of the nine hundred seventy nine islamic revolution and takeover of the u.s. embassy however today's protest was bigger than in years past and in fact it was so large it stood as the biggest anti-american rally in the capital in years which many say signals the opposition to president rouhani as historic outreach to washington ties between the two countries have been strained since the iranian embassy siege which began a hostage crisis with fifty two people held for four hundred forty four days artie's sam sachs takes a look back on that defining moment.