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>> i think "islamophobia" is a very tricky term.e that discrimination against muslims is taking place, and we have to fight that. but if you want to use the term "islamophobia," it has to imply only if muslims are not able and given the possibility to exercise their rights as citizens in a democratic society. and as far as europe is concerned i mean at least in denmark, muslims do have all the same rights as everybody else. and i think that is very important. that you make a distinction between real discrimination when it comes to jobs, housing, access to all kind of benefits and this and that. and on the other hand, offensive speech, which do not prevent muslims from exercising their rights in a democracy - that's the price you have to pay, that you may be offended from time to time. >> to end. the last time we spoke, i asked you if you would have done what you did in publishing these cartoons back then. but that conversation took place before the charlie hebdo attacks, so i will ask you again. given everything you have now seen ov

its success helped inspire people like touring the country speaking out against islamophobia islamophobia. >> we will no longer sit addressly while others seek to define us. >> does one have to be a racist, a bigot to say because i perceive isis to be muslim therefore i'm concerned about muslims coming to the united states in mass? >> no, i think that's a fair question, especially with the media portrayal with isis equals islam. >> and the white man comes into a movie theater and shoots up the place, we don't call it a terrorist act. link with the conversation that people you're connected with have? >> people are justifiably nervous about their safety. >> reporter: david is the president of one of the largest conservative online communities with almost 8 million followers. >> it really doesn't have anything to do with isis is muslim, muslim is isis and you can't go a christmas party without fear of being mutilated. >> reporter: and in the aftermath of that massacre and shootings in colorado springs in charleston, gun control was the hot button topic. >> if someone wants to cause you harm

and that discussion was about islamophobia in europe., islamophobia was one of the main reasons for which they decided to join the islamic state, because many of the people, the islamic state fighters, go there and join the group in an attempt to kind of restore the muslim pride. amy: did you feel the jihadis were steeped in islam? >> very little. and by the way, most of the jihadis i know, either that i met during my time in captivity or that i followed on the social media or exchanged with on the social media afterwards, are just new muslims. i mean, they either converted, or they are kind of born-again muslim. so to be provocative, a good muslim will not become a jihadi. i did not meet any jihadi who had a religious childhood. and religion is always kind of a vaccine -- can you say? amy: vaccine. >> and religion seems to be always almost a vaccine against terrorism because a good religious people will never become a terrorist. amy: your message to the republican presidential candidates now, donald trump and others, who are saying the

this word, islamophobia, is confusing the intention, the fact that an artist for a newspaper wants to be able to -- [indiscernible] describing it as racist against muslims by calling them islamophobic is not only wrong, it is really dangerous. it is putting a target on the head of those journalists, on those cartoonists. it has already killed those people. it is maybe going to kill tomorrow others. to answer your question, how is "charlie hebdo" today? they are living like prisoners. they are all under police protection. they have been targeted by al qaeda. not only by terrorist groups, also by famous politicians who say they will pay for them. we are in that situation today. [indiscernible] if you want to target the real racism, that exists and that "charlie hebdo" is denouncing, then you should -- [indiscernible] it is not just phobia against islam. phobia against muslims is racism, which is something we all want to fight. delphine: thank you, caroline. i want to go into what you explained in your essay. you went into what i would translate as global intimidation. can you explain wh

. >>> at 11:00, a group of muslims from florida are laughing off islamophobia. we'll show you the unique humor to try to combat prejudice. >>> do you know somebody who has a drone? tonight is the last night faa f >> they basically live on the street, then the city kicked them out of there. daytona beach locked them now volusia county is stepping in because the homeless ended up on their doorstep. >> reporter: daytona beach recently closed access to man -- manatee island and closed bathrooms at city park. people are camping out across the street, something that angered business owners and some city leaders. plans are underway to build a safe harbor shelter, but that project isn't expected to be started for months. there is a temporary shelter at the salvation army, but they don't have enough beds for the 100 homeless. there is a request to reopen manatee island. >>> attempted murder. two girls face time in prison for attempting to kill another kid with a crowbar. 19, submitted guilty pleas -- pleas this morning. in the hearing was the parents. they listened as th

a group of florida 20-somethings are use ing a camera to battle islamophobia. >> remember when that boy in texas was arrested because school project was a bomb? 911, what's your emergency. >> my nephew's playing with a clock. >> reporter: whether it was a parent being careful or islamo phobea, they're parody got eight million views. >> we need more details to help you with your situation. >> you get to laugh at it, not because it's funny, but when you're laughing, you're exposing its ridiculousness. when someone calls me a terrorist just because of my faith, that's ridiculous. >> reporter: they imagine >> i'm emotionally unstable. >> reporter: their goal is for americans to re-examine attitudes in an era when half the respondents to one poll said they wouldn't vote for a muslim for president. >> it's to make you think deeply, to understand things differently. >> reporter: their videos have been seen collectively 12 million times. >> you don't want to respond with hate with hate. love can conquer hate, and laughter can conquer pain. >>> we do have a consumer alert. you have 40 minutes to

sot: "people are yearning for a chance to stand up and say with one voice that the islamophobia and xenophobia are not a part of our commonwealth and our country." sunday night- richmonders came together at the congregation beth ahabah to hear muslim leaders, christian leaders, and jewish leaders talk about recent world events.... and the impact they have had on religious intolerance... particularly negative attitudes toward the muslim community. u.s. senator tim kaine joined in a panel discussion, where small groups shared personal feelings about today )s political climate... and solutions moving forward. organizers say the event exceeded their expectations. sot: "to be in the 6th oldest synagogue in the country which said they wanted to host this event to stand with the muslim community is a huge statement and to have such a religiously and racially divisive audience means a great deal." the virginia center for inclusive communities helped organize the event. next on newschannel three at 6. a true member of the force -- officers remember the police canine killed during a and a hampton woman

. >> while it, we would hope that our nation's leaders would speak risinginst this islamophobia thatcauses this type of incident. >> that has seen a spike in anti-muslim bullying. schools are already on edge after the recent terror attacks in san bernardino and paris. the nation's largest gold district, los angeles unified shot down after a threat after the san bernardino attack. school is sadhe to hear of the e-mail hoax. >> there should be more programs in school to talk about different levels of social justice for diversity, inclusion, privileged, although sorts of things. > 11:00 p.m., prince george's county officials are trying to figure out how a student got a loaded gun into a middle school. the washington post reporting that the boy had a gun in his in a middle school on wednesday. no word on that students intend for bringing the gun to school. officials told the post that no one was ever in any danger. new development tonight on the controversial topic that is heating up. aotesters gathered outside firearms stored to talk about firearms in school zones. it would give elected

religious scholars familiar with the publication says it's designed to combat islamophobia. it's published by a group affiliated with the muslims of america organization. gordon steffey/randolph college associate professor of religious studies: they have been unequivocal in their denunciation of any extremism or killing." who were unwilling to go on camera told angered to receive the paper, regardless of its content. while hinsen doesn't agree with everything he read, he hopes others will take time to read the publication before condemning it. hinsen: "there are divisions between muslims and christians that will that doesn't mean that we can't live in the same world office and the town police department say people should not be alarmed if they get the islamic post, but they would like to hear from people who receive it so that they can track the activity. live in the lynchburg bedford newsroom, tim saunders, wdbj7. continuing coverage of the search for a missing teen in blacksburg police say there aren't enough clues to say if nicole lovell ran away or if she was taken. but

islamophobia is real, and it's ugly.ert doggart planned to attack muslims in new york with guns, bombs, even a machete. a former klan member, glendon crawford, tried to build a radioactive weapon to attack mosques. people have been kicked, punched, stabbed, shot, murdered, even pushed in front of trains. targeted for their faith and their faith alone. islamophobia is like racism, not because islam is a race, but because, for anti-muslim bigots, islam functions in the exact same way that race does for racists. that doesn't mean i deny the terrible violence committed by some muslims, sometimes in islam's name. that doesn't mean i don't respect everyone's right to contest ideas and beliefs they don't agree with, including my own. it just means i think judging every single muslim by the actions of a few, especially when nearly every muslim institution and organization condemns those actions, is a problem. what someone thinks of islam depends a lot on whether she knows any muslims. the challenge is that out of 322 million ame

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protesters spoke out against what was islamophobia during a demonstration in durham. facilitate the town hall meeting at memorial baptist church in raleigh. starts at 6:30 and is open to the public. last month david explored how anti- muslim rhetoric is impacting muslim life. during a special edition of on the record called faith, fear and freedom. guest -- how the local muslim community preventing discrimination. if you missed it type on a record on wral .com. >>> stocks trying to claw their way back from last week's beating. we have to doubt down at 102 points, nasdaq up about -- down about 46 points and s&p 500 down 12 points. for complete market in business news go to wral.com and click business. >>> .5biiois how much tonight's estimated powerball jackpot is worth. >> a single winner could take, cash payout of a staggering >> incredible. >> live from a north raleigh store where customers hope they have the winning ticket. i guess you can keep hoping until the numbers come out. >>reporter: keep hoping until about 11:00 tonight when the drawing takes place. everyone

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your book makes very clear the issue of islamophobia that it is a racial problem. what about the conversations you need to have within the community to convince people it is a racial issue. we hear them talk about it in communities that say the proper response is to better educate that those are not from the metal east but those conversations will show this affects everybody is critical can you say more how those happened? >>. >> [inaudible] >> i will try to answer your question in quickly. of ways in which they had these conversations is not how we were having their rights after 9/11 people would say i am this not that. we have seen that in our history i am chinese not japanese like during the internment. so that message is something i don't hear any more in the activist circles they have made a major effort to educate that we are all the same inactive violence against one affects all of us. we talk about this specifically because we had advocates get on television to make a clear as michael page was trying to attack muslims he had anti-immigrant views the message

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. >> islamophobia, the fear of islam. >> you have got to protect americans who are muslims. charles: see something, say something. every one of these guys has shown some kinds of sign before. you don't want to miss it. fox business, the next republican presidential debate. it will be held at the north charleston coliseum and performing arts center. monday lou dobbs will announce the candidates. it starts thursday, january 14. all remaining gop candidates will take center stage. trish regan and sandra smith, then at 9:00 p.m. maria bartiromo and neil cavuto. we have breaking news. an islamic gunman ambushed a philadelphia cop. the big question is how do we protect ourselves. we'll be right back. charles: we are continuing our coverage on the isis-inspired gunman who attempted to kill a police officer. the gun had been stolen from police in 2014. the big question is how do we protected ourselves from these attacks. president obama wants to put through executive orders. hillary clinton has some ideas. how do we protect ourselves particularly if they take our guns. >> it was so

i want to turn to some of those examples which have been rise in, and the islamophobia. a friend of mine who is a spoke after the paris attacks of his son being afraid to walk to school because he was seeing the headlines on the front pages of newspapers. one in particular claiming that a significant percentage -- i think it may have said a majority -- of muslims supported terrorism. that child was frightened to go to school. one muslim children are going to school, they are being called terrorist and bombers. to theve no connection terroristic activities going on. today, david cameron announced an englishassist language lesson. i agree, we should be supporting people to integrate, we should be supporting people, not forcing people, but my understanding is this funding is for muslim women. what has religion got to do with the english language? how will that work? will muslim women be routinely tested to see their english language skills are up to snuff? have my friends beside me already passed that test, does she have to take a test in english? it is ridiculous. and if t

the latist incarnation of islamophobia denying facts for fear of appearing bigoted. we must watch our behavior but not theirs. then of course we move on. it is the forgotten terror attack presidential gun control. it seems to me like the wrong approach. the only soft targets left are us. how do we defend ourselves give a chance by learning to use one. >> is there any legitimate way to say about that. >> he is a progressive politician so his first instinct wake him up from a dead sleep is lie and demand you become come police set with his life and tend to agree with him. that's part of what's going on. people are over looking at it a political motive. it guy got elected this month he was a city councilman in part because of muslim groups and endorsements to sign pledges. they are a key part of the constituency. the growing part of muslims you have seen it in europe where politicians are afraid to denounce islamists because they are a key voting block. it is not the whole answer. it is a part of it. >> you know what's funny megan by saying it has nothing to do with isl

i want to turn to some of those examples which have been rise in, and the islamophobia. a friend of mine who is a spoke after the paris attacks of his son being afraid to walk to school because he was seeing the headlines on the front pages of newspapers. one in particular claiming that a significant percentage -- i think it may have said a majority -- of muslims supported terrorism. that child was frightened to go to school. one muslim children are going to school, they are being called terrorist and bombers. to theve no connection terroristic activities going on. today, david cameron announced an englishassist language lesson. i agree, we should be supporting people to integrate, we should be supporting people, not forcing people, but my understanding is this funding is for muslim women. what has religion got to do with the english language? how will that work? will muslim women be routinely tested to see their english language skills are up to snuff? have my friends beside me already passed that test, does she have to take a test in english? it is ridiculous. and if t

islamophobia. >> one at a time, please. imam, i'll get back to you. >> the political correctness.never you make a statement about radical islam, that's not politically correct. that's nonsense. these are terrorists. we have to treat them like terrorists. >> you have to call it out for what it is. >> imam, back to you one more time. as ebony pointed out, americans make the distinction. they don't look at all muslims as radical islamists. they recognize, but they do understand that your religion is being hi-jacked by radicals who in the name of your religion are committing acts of terror and violence and killing innocent people and their numbers are growing and their land mass is growing and their finance is growing. >> i would say that, if the white house had released those 28 pages, we did not have isis, we did have in this tragedy. those families, they deserve big money, compensation. millions of dollars. the bomb hitting yemen. that money should be given to the families of 9/11. they are criminals. they are using their religion. we are angry at them. >> we have to end it. ebony,

some say muslim, some say human, some say stop islamophobia.ple can print them out and wear them and use them how they want to to protest this type of hate speech. amy: the king of denmark also wore the star in solidarity. i want to turn to more comments of republican presidential hopeful donald trump, who called for a total and complete shutdown of the entry of muslims into the united states. >> donald j trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslim centering the united states until our country's representatives can figure while -- out what the hell is going on. [cheers and applause] you have no choice. we have no choice. on: trump later doubled down his call for a total and complete ban on muslims and to ring, despite condemnation from around the world and within his own party. in an interview, he defended his proposal by comparing it to the detention of japanese, germans, and italians under fdr during world war ii. >> what i'm doing is no different than what fdr -- fdr's solutions for germans, italians, japanese -- >> you are