people we will not accept for one second bigotry of any kind, racism, sexism kind, racism, sexism, islam of phobia, as xenophobia or xenophobia and we will not sit by to destroy families and support millions of people. we will not supply and allow them to have been. second come on issues like rebuilding a crumbling middle-class to deal with climate change to transform the energy system, we have to mobilize people around progressive politics. here is the good news right now. live vast majority of the american people, not the republican leadership believe we should raise the of minimum-wage at a living wage when mean mobilize millions of people to make the of the warehousing of the leadership of the house and understand at to understand the reality. climate changes tough because it puts campaigns and opposition to transform the energy system. but this is where we will have to mobilize like crazy so in my view the future of the planet is at stake and we must transform the energy system. [cheers and applause] specs senator sanders and thanks to this extraordinary crowd. never surrender to indifferent

to the west against enemies of islam, we're seeing that precursors of violent radicalization are nonviolent ratification, fierce of west media of using terms like islam phobia. >> does part of your theory on this, we should say this is early going. this happening this morning, but he did spend time in pakistan, he was quoted as our correspondent mentioned saying he was scared to pray on the campus in ohio, does that lead you to believe there is more than what authorities are telling us. >> like you said, a lot is we're putting pieces together, it does not help to be in denial, as we saw with boston bombers and many of the folks in orlando, they traveled to saudi arabia, to pakistan, this family had gone from somalia to pakistan, thin to ohio, and he went to school since friend 2014, radicalization process likely started with anti-americannism before coming here. we need to be vetting them not only if they were part of terror groups but are they anti-american? is this something they are embraces or they are afraid of? and feel it is not part of their identity, i think we as we learn more it will be aapparent he did not fee tha feel this was his home. >> isis

director of the defense intelligence agency has a long history of controversial remarks, accused of stoking islam phobia. >> we cannot win this war unless we're free to call our enemies by name. radical islamists and failed tyrants. >> reporter: he was fired in 2014 by the white house. flynn said it was payback for criticizing the administration. u.s. officials say it was his contentious management style. >> you have to look for somebody that will tame the impulsive nature of the president-elect, somebody who is more steady and more objective and more thorough in their analysis. i'm not sure that's what you get with general flynn. >> reporter: flynn accused of mishandling classified information which the u.s. military that's scrutinized twice. in both cases he was never charged with wrongdoing and has defended his actions. flynn a registered democrat has been by trump's side for much of the campaign. acting as top adviser in high-profile surrogate. >> next president of the united states, right here. >> reporter: another trump loyalist senator jeff sessions emerging as the top candidate foerng according

we have to stop people who want >> the legitzation of the islamic phobia rhetoric. >> and are some even planning on leaving the country. >> there are millions of muslim americans that have been here for generations who call this home and this is not going to impact that. >> they don't know if there is going to to be a target on their back. >> now is the time for trump to truly be presidential. >> we need to hear the tone for him that he is going to represent all americans. >> coming up the surprise at the numbers of latinos and hispanics who voted republican in this presidential election. i'm crystal hanes. fox 25 news. >> coming up the long and stressful of campaign race can take a toll on our mental discussions you can have with your children to ease their minds. >> the search for a missing fisherman -- waves swept him out to sea. another man was also with him but managed to get back to shore. he is from the boston area. they searched over 100 miles for him. >> a father is accused of shaking his 3-month-old baby so hard he dam police said he told them he was angry that she kept crying

. >> coming up next, muslim scholar talks about islam a phobia, and issues facing muslim americans. this is part of the islamic society of north america's convention held outside chicago on labor day chicago and labor day weekend. it is about 20 minutes. >> our next speaker someone who i have got to know over the last two and a half years in my time. she is an incredibly insightful and thoughtful person, she is director of research at the institute for social policy and understanding, she is the co-author of the book, who speaks for islam, what 1,000,000,000 what a billion muslims really think. she is former executive director the center for muslim set i dissented 2009 she was appointed by president obama to the president's advisory council on faith-based neighborhood partnerships. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome our guess. [applause] >> [speaking in native language] >> my favorite thing about coming to convention on the conversations. the conversations i get to have with old friends that have not seen for at least a year, the conversations i get to have with people that i just met. especially

the 57-year-old is a registered democrat and has on h several occasions been accusedcc of islam ma phobia by critics.ri he also takes after trump in his prolific use of twitterific and support of an u alliancellnc with russian president vladimir putin in the fightutinh against islamic terrorism.rori meantime students at prince george's county are planning a a walkout today to protest the election of donald trump. tmp >>> that walkout comes several r days after similarar demonstrations from studentsents in d.c. and montgomery countyouy and this morning on fox5 former montgomery county montgoy schools superintendent dr. joshua starr will join us live to takols e a starr critick at students protests. protest that conversation coming up at steve.steve. >> ?? ? >> al thanks very much.l thks v special guests to help us out o with the morning line.orni the cowboys are the class ofe cs the division right now. n skins got a little work to do. >> a familiar opponents on sunday night. >> you got to play catch up steve. ot to theime under lights. >> thwart in the cold, in thee cold. tony richards fro

iue the 57-year-old is a registered democrat and has onno several occasions been accused of islam ma phobia by his critics.ic he takes after trump in his prolific use of twitter and twit support of an alliance withe w russian president vladimir putin in the fight against islamic terrorism. terrori flynn's potential post doess poe not require senate confirmation.mation >> president-elect is planningan is being called quote a mealea meeting ."meetg ." a source close to trump says top the president-elect will meett-i with former gop presidentialsi nominee mitt romney to continue mending fences.ens. romney reportedly called trump to congratulate him after hisatl victory last week whichat trumpt said was "very nice."ice. >>> and happening today, tay students in prince george'sts i county are planning n a walkoutw to protest the election oflectio donald trump. this comes after several ser days of walkouts from studentsou in d.c. and montgomery county.ot and this morning on fox5 former mtg schools superintendent joshuaupr starr will join us live to take awill critical look at students protests. pt

director of the defense intelligence agency has a long history of controversial remarks, accused of stoking islam phobias war unless we're free to call our enemies by name. radical islamists and failed tyrants. >> reporter: he was fired in 2014 by the white house. flynn said it was payback for criticizing the administration. u.s. officials say it was his

. >> what we are experiencing is almost a whole avalanche of these islamic phobia incident. >>reporter: he has spoke we know students considering taking off the head scarfs or even leaving campus. he says he believes president-elect trump has fueled hate crimes. >> he made the racist discourse acceptable point of vichlt i'll say this i'll say it right to the camera stop it. >>reporter: in the first television interview president-elect trump said he was saden by what he heard was a small amount of reported hate crimes. >> i saw one or 2 incidents. >> it's willful ignorance. >>reporter: despite her discomfort she doesn't plan to stop wearing the head scarf. >> why do we node to take part of who we are to appease a couple of people who just are afraid of like what it represents. >> in berkeley, abc 7 news. >> today students across the bay area left class to protest president-elect donald trump. the we were sent this video with hundreds of students on willow road. police kept a close eye on the them. >> in petaluma students from three high schools walked out of class and march t

his campaign has worked to fan the flames of islamic phobia. take his views on registering muslim-americans. when asked whether the u.s. should have a registry of muslims, he said, i would certainly implement that, absolutely. there should be lot of systems beyond databases. we should have a lot of systems. and when the reporter followed by asking would muslims be required to register, he answered, they have to be. they have to be, he repeated. well, let me share with the president-elect that we are not a nation that discriminates because of your religion. it's called freedom of religion. and our vision is opportunity for all. now there were nations that discriminated based on religion. those were european nations. that's why a lot of our forefathers came here to escape that oppression, and to have the freedom to thrive and to maintain the religious views that they wanted to have, not what somebody else told them had to be or improvideson them -- imprison them or register for discrimination because of their religious background. so when any amer

of islam. that is not islam phobia. that is reality. >> -- that is fine but that is not what he said. >> he said within the body of 1.7 people. >> he said within. >> the question is how big an issue is this going to be? >> we know that flynn has strong views about radical islam. to me that -- what he just said there pushes -- probably pushes over the line. okay? i had a problem with president obama and not being willing to say. >> not using the words radical islamic terrorism. >> yes. but you don't want to say that 1.7 billion people are our enemy. that doesn't not help. >> that is not what he's saying. >> -- go back to the water boarding for one second. i hope trump if he appoints mattis will listen to him on this. because trump's experience on this is probably watching "24." mattis is a general and the other thing he knows if you water board, if you violate the geneva conventions you have set your own soldiers up for terrible experiences if they are captured by the enemy and he's very aware of that. >> stay with me. be

islam a phobia. in a democracy, what is deeply ingrained in all of us in all of the american people is the understanding that on many of the policy issues we have discussed, honest people have different points of view. there are different points of view on trade. i do not think the people are terrible people, terrible human beings because they disagree with fair trade. that is their view. that's called democracy. that is a good thing, but there are areas that i would've hoped that in the year 2016, we would have put behind us, and that is to say that we treat people with the quality, that in the year 2016, we are not point to discriminate against somebody because that person is a muslim or that person is a woman or that person is gay. i would have hoped that in the year two we have gone beyond that because those are battles that have been one already and i will not retreat on those issues. on the other hand, donald trump comes up with an idea or program which he campaigned on that says that our infrastructure is crumbling, that we can create millions of jobs rebuilding our infrastructure and put people

with for the well-being of all americans, particularly jewish americans because of people are worried about islam a phobia and the immigrant feeling another problems and they should remember that anti-semitism is the oldest one of these criminal deeds and it is already rearing is already rearing its head a little bit and there needs to be a strong alliance between american is and all americans of good conscience and integrity. one of the tanks, by the way that i would recommend is i think we in the palestinian american community with others, we should start holding conferences to anti-semitism is a crime and a cancer and where its ultimate fate guns as well as the jewish people and we need to raise that issue with our jewish brothers and sisters and really understand it and try to cut it before it grows. the arab political world today is the issue of palestine in the uprisings is very clear. we have a lot of evidence which we didn't have 20 years ago, but we have it now because of poland, which is now more common across the arab world. we have a lot of evidence repeatedly confront year after year that the

islam a phobia. she believes it is important to honor and support people of other faiths, races and backgrounds. >> this program was created knowing that half of the country may struggling with the results of the election election, regardless of who it was going to be peers the other half would be celebrating. >>> the school has invited before class to meditate. in mount vernon, stephanie johnson, back to you. >> thank you. >>> the woman accused of sexually exploiting a former student will meet a judge again today. mary beth haglund was fired this past summer after telling cbs2 news that she had a sexual relationship with a washington high student when she was a substitute teacher there. she has been charged with sexual explication earlier this month, the lawyer asked the trial be moved because of media coverage tonight live at five. sexual assault prevention is now open to more university of iowa students. the daily iowan reports students can get additional training beyond the initial course offered to incoming freshmen or transfer students. the new refresher course was created in response to the onlin

many of which, allegations he was stoking islam phobia and things he said in the part and his past record. checkered as well. in 2014 he was fired by the obama white house. he said at the time that it was because he was critical of the administration. but u.s. officials criticizing more his management style at the tile. also accused of mishandling classified information. he's denied doing that, but u.s. officials certainly open to scrutiny for his handling of that information. notable that this suspicion not one that needs senate confirmation that might help the trump transition team on this one, wolf? >> key appointments indeed by the president-elect. sunlen, thanks very much. >>> talk about these men. their experience, their background. what they bring to the table. joining us, jim sciutto, chief national security correspondent. peter bergen, national security analyst. david gregory, cnn political analyst and manu raju, cnn political reporter. jim what do these three appointments, these nominations, say to you? >> big picture, the idea the great moderation should be dispensed with. in e

of donald trump and his campaign. the racism, the sexism, the islam phobia, the homophobia, the anti-semitism, the demeaning rhetoric against our veterans, against americans with disabilities, against americans with mental health challenges. none of that represents the country that i want to live in, and it certainly doesn't represent the country i want any of our children to grow up in. >> president obama continues his bid to stop donald trump from becoming president. both the president and trump campaigned in battleground florida yesterday, both campaigning in jacksonville. the president slamming trump's treatment of women and workers, once again mocked him as thin skinned. >> the choice could not be clearer, because donald trump -- don't boo! don't boo! don't boo! anybody who is upset about a "saturday night live" skit, you don't want in charge of nuclear weapons. i mean, that's the thing that bothers you, and you want to be president of the united states? come on, man. let me tell you something about this office that i've been in for eight years. who you are, what you are, does not change after you occupy the oval offic

be based on our understanding of the structural realities that gave rise to not white supremacy separately and not from xenophobia separate from racism and islam a phobia about the way that all of those things come together. so, we are going to have to defend people against street violence which may emerge as a greater threat than before and defend people against being deported. it will also be in the context of protecting and defending refugees who've come here fleeing the war and that means we have to work to stop the war that people are fleeing when they come here as refugees and immigrants and migrants so that when we call for the cities to become once again cities for sanctuary and called on the state's based institutions, churches and synagogues and mosques to become themselves and places of sanctuary that means at the same time we have to be calling on them to demand them and to the war but these people at risk and at the same time demand that our government change our policy of not allowing people to come here and claimed the notion that we are a nation based on not just the wherewithal that some kind of an internationalism. i would urge people

has a stronger voice against the racism, sexism, islam a phobia, the anti-immigrant mentality that donald trump's campaign lifted it self on. >> tens of thousands have turned to protest in cities large and small across the country among other chicago, atlanta, miami, la, indianapolis. >> i am afraid of losing the peaceful but hundreds have been arrested. protesters clashed with police friday. >>> going to the street for another night will not keep donald trump from taking office. it will not change anything. >> in some cities donald trumps of orders have confronted protesters. >> i don't think they represent the democratic people . spamware trying to have unity in the country but people are not cooperating. >> inside president-elect continues to plan his administration. is willing to address some of his campaign promises. in an interview he told 60 minutes there are parts of obama care he would like to keep intact. >> are you going to make sure people with preconditions are still covered? >> yes, because it happens to be one of the strongest assets. >> also with the children living with their families. we will very much etiquette that

you could put half of trump supporters into what i call the basket of deplorable spirit >> racist, sexist,, xenophobic, islamic phobiam basically your standard weight miss. now having said all this, why are k. 50 points ahead you might ask? it's awfully good that someone with the temperament to donald trump is not in charge of the law in our country. >> because you'd even jail. >> donald supported the invasion of iraq. the national debt of the united states. >> wrong, wrong. >> big-league. >> okay. [laughter] >> to monaco back to them or do you want to stay with donald trump? >> trump. future construction worker. nice head of hair. >> use your voice. martin luther watch the barack obama could run. stuart: i'm sorry. we can both do this. it has arrived at the place -- is the just getting into it? just getting out. waves to the crowd. he is about to vote. that is donald trump, presidential candidate, one of the two people who will be the next president of these here united states. ashley: almost 600 days of campaigning. almost 600 days. stuart: i am trying to do the math. he announced on june 16th last year. ashley: 36

and create a rise in islamic phobia the result is discrimination and consequences that are real and dangerous muslim americans here tonight say fol the election they are scared of how trump win maying taken by some of his supporters and you heard that woman talking about how she was fearful of going out with her head dress on today and she will not take that off and it is something that is part of her and that she will wear it and continue to wear it proudly. but, it does strike some fear in some to go on and deal with this fear and the islamophobia real in the community. reverend peoples says people need to continue to feel the emotion they have and if they need to, put that energy that -- the anxiety into creating change eventually. above all else respect your neighbor and that is the most important thing. that was the message here tonight n arlington, laura >> and last night a majority of d.c. voters approved a referendum for d.c. statehood. muriel bowser explains her plan to make it a reality. >> and anti-pot laws are going into effect and when they'll go have you done anything out of the ordinary recently? we bought a new washer and dryer from the home imp

be any one of our campuses going through this lebron james oz on the campus over the weekend said praying for all students ton campus find safety asap and do allow this cultivate islamic phobia. pray for osu. sarah, back to you. >> developing in the district tonight, new details in attempted sexual assault at knifepoint. it took place over the weekend inside a downtown hotel. d.c. police released surveillance of a man investigators say got into the grand high at through an unlocked door. paul wagner joins us live from the hotel tonight with that story, paul. >> sarah, these are details we from d.c. police. the man making it through unlocked side door here at the grand high at hotel on 8th street north west. he's armed with a knife and makes his way to the 11 floor where he attacks employee inside a room on that floor. sometime around 8:00 saturday night. an attack so vicious the police report says the man pulled the hair off the woman's scalp. >> take a good look at this picture. do you know this man d.c. police say he was inside the grand high at hotel saturday night 8:00 and armed with a knife made way to guest room where he attacked an employee. >> this is a straichinger

islam phobia, the anti-immigrant mentality that donald trump's campaign lifted itself on. wednesday morning thousands turned out to protest in cities across the country. hundreds have been arrested and one pro of the was shot in oregon friday. the most of the protests have been peaceful. >>> i came out in hopes that the country would unify for peace, but most importantly for women, for my daughter. >> reporter: inside trump tower, the president elect continues to put to the his transition team and the framework for his administration. >>> it's a matter of oh is loyal to mr. trump, who he feels >> reporter: trump appears to be willing to adjust some campaign promises. a shift perhaps from trying to win votes to trying to win the support. a divided nation. in an interview air building sunday night, he told 60 minutes there are parts of obamacare he would like to keep in tact. >>> are you going to make sure that people with preconditions are still covered. >>> yes, because it happens to be one of the strongest assets. also, with the children living with their parents for an extended period, we'll very much news today in new england. >> anchor: president-elect trump has also said wiping out isis w

islamic phobia. i honestly didn't think that we would be sitting here right now looking at different counties and saying they are only 78% in. i really thought that his message ofate trade was going to resonate with people. and whether or not you like hillary clinton or could stomach hillary clinton, i thought i would be enougthatwould be enouo pull the lever for her so i'm a little bit shocked. >> north carolina should have had that because they are the fastest growing latino population and we are not seeing necessarily that play out if that were the case where is the energizing in the demographic. i keep saying over and over again there was a hold of that donald trump bought over the non- college-educated voters. they got loud and angry and for the first time they haven't had a raise. they lost their position in society. they are not influencers anymore and all of a sudden he started to make it okay to say things about it because he said things verhe wasvery loud and they werd at him all over every single cable outlet for the last year and a half. so very energized. if you're not going to energize a demographic indicates growing, you're going to watch someone