so per sue a, quote, civilization jihadist mission led by the muslim brotherhood. but the author robert spence sir as -- the document itself describes what it calls a civilization jihadist process as a kind of grand jihad in eliminating and destroying the western civilization from within and sabotaging its miserable house by the their and, therefore it is sharia is the law of the land in what is referred to us as a home or realm of islam. and so some neighborhoods in european cities where muslims exercise control, notably in france, somewhat in england and somewhat in sweden, sharia is practiced and enforced in -- with the results that some of those neighborhoods have become no go zones. and spain is regularly referred to as a place to be reclaimed. interestingly, the proposed mosque near ground zero in new york was to be named cordoba house. the implementation of sharia is not fully mentioned is the goal of jihad. all of this is regularly accessible, among other places in reliance of the traveler, which is actually endorsed by its accuracy. a seat of learning foun

jihadists against the international law invading a foreign countries. so, what do they do? the best excuse for jihadists to justify the violence to claim victimhood, you are supporting my parents. israel is an apartheid state. we are the victims of israel of the west, and that makes them justified when they make the west a target of jihad because for the best policy of aggression is to present yourself as a victim. this explains why the muslim educational system is extremely hard to reform. they cannot start the dhaka stock spreading hate. on a grew up wishing to that they would -- i hear this from the school teachers come from our political leaders we always blame the outside world, never ourselves. if they really want to improve the half to end of the heat education. as i grew up with is getting even worse. i will tell you an example that just happened recently, and this is a true story. i was calling a friend in egypt and she was telling her son was supposed to get an immunization shot or the sum of her neighbors and the like that and he cried and screamed i can't go, i

the new york police department says it's used by terrorists and jihadists.a serious threat or just a recruitment tool. joined by former fbi agent ali sufan. good to see you. >> good to see you, fredricka. >> do you believe this? do you think it's real credible? >> well, i honestly don't see a threat. if al qaeda wanted to do something in new york, they're not going to send a postcard or put up a poster. this is just a recruiting tool posted on a website. we can call it al qaeda-related wqaeda-related -- a kaeda-related website but not al qaeda. the websites were shut down because they sustained a major attack. that appears to be just propaganda, recruiting tool by sympathizers who appear to be pro--qaeda. >> wannabes? no one seriously involved with the al qaeda network? >> well it does not appear so. it seems that the government and the fbi cannot find any specific threat in new york. now, this should be taken as a reminder that there are a lot of people out there. they would like nothing to do more than do terrorism in the united states, create chaos. kill

is on a web site known to the new york city police department who say it's used by terrorists and jihadistsy they have no evidence that it's tied to any specific threat to new york but the web site is being analyzed by the fbi and the nypd. >> is this significant at all? >> well, this is a major forum. it's been in existence for a while. we believe it's used for inspiration but also it can be used for operational messages. it exists in several different languages and it's been a concern of ours for a while. >> new york city police commissioner ray kelly says analysts believe it's connected to an egyptian national based on the language that's used. kelly says he was struck by the level of sophistication of the graphic and the expensive software used to create it. but whether there's a credible threat, cnn terrorism analyst peter bergen is skeptical. >> it's propaganda but is it associated with any real plot? that's not clear and my guess is there's nothing really to this. if there was a real attack about to happen on new york, my guess is al qaeda wouldn't advertise it on a web site. >> this

officials are monitoring persistent rumbles on jihadist websites advocating new attacks. a joint intelligence bulletin issued by fbi and homeland security, urges state and local police to increase vigilance, warning, quote, al qaeda's affiliates and allies remain content on conducting attacks in the homeland, possibly to avenge the death of bin laden. white house press secretary jay carney said there's no evidence any real plot is in the works. >> at this time we have no credible information that terrorist organizations, including al qaeda, are plotting attacks in the u.s. to coincide with the anniversary of bin laden's death. >> reporter: still u.s. officials are concerned about future threats on three fronts. new al qaeda chief al zawahiri has new series of propaganda videos pledging to, quote, do everything in order to deprive america of security. al qaeda's most lethal affiliate in yemen also poses great danger. while a u.s. drone strike last fall kid operational leader al alla alla'a is still on the loose. ibrahim al asiri built the underwar attack. he also hid explo

i will tell you, there was an incident not too long ago in the netherlands where 22 jihadists stormed into my book olympic and i held up a copy of allah, liberty and love and pointed to the word love and they were dumb founded, speechless. they didn't know how to respond. >> rose: two questions come out of all of this is, number one, is what is it, what is it you want us to know about islam? >> well, you know, islam once in had a gorgeous, independent thinking, debate and reinterpretation and that is called ich jihad i know that sound eerily like jihad to thon muslim ears and comes from the same root, struggle that is what jihad means but unlike any concept of violent struggle ich jihad is struggling with the mind to comprehend a wilder world. >> muslims in the 21st century have a wonderful opportunity to renew this tradition of ich jihad and i think that's of us privileged enough to be living in open, and democratic and plural link societies, plufkistic societies like america .. we have the professionals ability to think, it will really be up to us to rejuvenate ich jihad and in the

colleagues mentioned, it's a huge propaganda and moral shot in the arm, to use a simply fied term, jihadist. the second superpower defeated god is on our side forward to victory, i don't know where that plays out, but if you think that's a risk that's not a risk, then i think you should think twice about it. it is possible that we will fail. i will say the margin for a kind of messy success is quite narrow. and it is narrower now than it was a couple of years ago. and some of that is our own doing. i would like to propose, though, that the debate about this needs to deal with two basic questions.

, to establish itself in the united states and once established to pursue a, quote, civilization jihadist, unquote, mission led by the muslim brotherhood. what the author described aptly as stealth jihad. shariah is the law of the land within what is referred to as the home or realm of islam. that is not by the way simply in muslim countries. it is anyplace where muslims can and do exercise control. so some neighborhoods in european cities where muslims exercise control, notably in france, and even in sweden, shariah is practiced and enforced in contravention and suppression of local laws. some of those areas have become known as no-go zones. the proposed mosque near ground zero in new york was to be named core bone a to us. the implementation of maria and the plac-- sharishariah. >> shariah itself con takens the obligation to wage jihad among nonbelievers. it is the obligatory struggle to impose shariah world wide. that doctrine regards truces and treaties as simply temporary pauses in the struggle until muslims can resume the struggle. it permits and indeed surges diassembly for the sak

the feds make it sound like i went to a jihadist training camp. do you think is going on in the pif? why were these two men killed? i have no idea. are you asking for the fbi, or for yourself? for myself. i know your work; i know its value. they got some fbi scientist to review my work and say it's applicable to human pathogens. i'll find that report, then i'll review it. the hardest part for me is, i was only able to send part of the work before i was arrested. my work could save tens of thousands from starvation, but now, it'll do nothing. phil, i am trying... i'm trying to get the fbi to reconsider your case. i doubt that's possible. but i would appreciate it if you could talk to my wife... ...my parents. tell them, i am not what they say i am. hey, don. hey. who's this guy with all the orange? i don't remember him. that one? that's tombrello. he's an old fish. he likes to hide a lot. yeah? i went over the fbi's analysis of phil sanjrani's work. the findings aren't scientifically valid. all right. well, so what is that supposed to mean? for one

investigators monitoring jihadists websites says there's new calls for attacks. >> those conversations may be a lot of hot air. but when you read through them they are concerning. >> reporter: the u.s. is also concerned about this man al- qaeda's top bomb maker. counter terrorism officials say he is resurfaced and maybe planning his next attack. tara mergener wjz "eyewitness news." >> 14 members of bin laden's family who were live with him in pakistan have been deported to saudi arabia. >>> mild conditions outside this friday afternoon. looking live, a breeze is blowing in the inner harbor and all over the region making another cool day outside. can we expect a warmup in marty is staying cool in the outback but first tim williams in the first warning weather senter. >> good afternoon. no rain in the forecast for today. probably the nicest of the, if you call it a 3-day weekend. this is the. >> iest of the days. 53 as jessica mentioned. a little cool. oakland 53. 60 in patuxent river a wee bit cooler than yesterday so in central maryland five degrees cooler. 25 degree difference in temp

targeted people who have visited or were planning trips to afghanistan and pakistan allegedly for jihadistining. france is taking a tough line against radical islam following last month's shootings by an al qaeda-inspired gunman. time for some business. record low interest rates are here to stay in the eurozone. holding them at 1% ahead of the ecb warned of downside risks to the economy. >> he says it will take time to see the full impact of the operations to help the banks avoid the credit crunch. >> ecb president mario draghi continues to express concern about europe's short-term economic outlook. he says the central bank's low- interest rate policy will remain in place for these foreseeable future. mario draghi hopes the low rates will provide a boost, especially in europe's most troubled economies. >> downside risks to the economic outlook prevail. they relate in particular to a renewed intensification of tensions in the debt markets and their potential spillover to the euro area real economy. >> worries about spain persist. at a bond auction wednesday, it had difficulty attracting buy

targeted people who have visited or were planning trips to afghanistan and pakistan allegedly for jihadistining. france is taking a tough line against radical islam following last month's shootings by an al qaeda-inspired gunman. time for some business. record low interest rates are here to stay in the eurozone. holding them at 1% ahead of the ecb warned of downside risks to the economy. >> he says it will take time to see the full impact of the operations to help the banks avoid the credit crunch. >> ecb president mario draghi continues to express concern about europe's short-term economic outlook. he says the central bank's low- interest rate policy will remain in place for these foreseeable future. mario draghi hopes the low rates will provide a boost, especially in europe's most troubled economies. >> downside risks to the economic outlook prevail. they relate in particular to a renewed intensification of tensions in the debt markets and their potential spillover to the euro area real economy. >> worries about spain persist. at a bond auction wednesday, it had difficulty attracting buy

is concern that they might strike on the first anniversary and there is terrorist chatter at the jihadistb sites but no credible evidence of a hard plot but he said we're keeping up our guard, understandably and i want to pick up on that. the next question, i asked after he said, you know, we don't want to do anything to incite violence like putting out the pictures, i asked brennan, well, then, under those circumstances, why is the obama campaign, one, bragging about the fact they took down bin laden and making it a big deal in the election campaign and, two, even raising the issue, gee, mitt romney, maybe he wouldn't have done the same thing and i asked him, you know, are you concerned that will incite violence? it is worth watching his answer, on fox news sunday. >> eric: a great point and that is the hot political issue now, you have joe biden saying he can sum up the last four years, bin laden dead, and they are using it for political purposes and -- >> look, on the one hand it is legitimate to say it was an accomplishment of the president, he was the most wanted terrorist in the wor

and with that anniversary approaching, counter-terrorism officials say that they are monitoring jihadistweb sites for talk of possible attacks. so far, the white house says, there are no signs that any are in the works. jim. >> axelrod: whit johnson at the white house, thank you. the crackdown continued in syria today with amateur video apparently showing government troops sweeping into the city of douma, just two days after the arrival of u.n. observers. the assad regime is condemning u.n. secretary-general moon for saying the gflt is to blame for repeated cease-fire i have laitions. they'r symbols of iraq's insecurity and division, but today iraqi's security forces began demolishing concrete blast walls in baghdad. they were first put up after the 2003 invasion and multiplied at the height of the country's sectarian violence. still ahead, he helped occupy the brooklyn bridge. now the d.a. has subpoenaed his tweets. that story is next. one thing you can depend on is that these will come together. delicious and wholesome. some combinations were just meant to be. tomato soup from campbell

it's actually a lot of central asian jihadists that are fighting now in afghanistan. you have the imu, those who are fighting, so this entire terrorist, drug trade, being a big threat in afghanistan i think is a little bit overblown. i think the issue is there is interest in insulating themselves from afghanistan per se, because that's a lack of clarity about the future of afghanistan and, in the meantime, trying to -- how can i say to be polite, to milk as much as possible resources out of those who can actually give them because they think that we can get resources out of this. we have heard about the projects and this is something this audience may be very familiar about but i wanted to play my controversial problematic about the projects that everybody has heard about or et cetera, et cetera. i give you seven problems with the economic project. economic integration this the region hasn't worked so far. the russians are not starting to put in their economic customs union. many of the central asian countries are actually moving towards that one, so the move for inte

officials are monitoring persistent rumblings on jihadist web sites, advocating new attacks. a joint intelligence bulletin, just issued by the f.b.i. and department of homeland security, urges state and local police to increase vigilance, warning "al qaeda's affiliates and allies remain intent on conducting attacks in the homeland, possibly to avenge the death of bin laden." but white house press secretary jay carny said there is no evidence any real plot is in the works. >> at this time, we have no credible information that terrorist organizations, including al qaeda, are plotting attacks in the u.s. to coincide with the anniversary of bin laden's death. >> reporter: still, u.s. officials are concerned about future threats on three fronts. new al qaeda chief ayman al- zawahiri has tried to rally his pakistan-based terror network with a new series of propaganda videos, pledging to "do everything in order to deprive america of security." al qaeda's most lethal affiliate in yemen also poses great danger. >> the drone strike last fall killedded a charismatic operational leader.

it's actually a lot of central asian jihadists that are fighting now in afghanistan. you have the dimu, the islamic jihad unit. so this entire terrorist and drug trade being a big threat in afghanistan i think is a little bit overblown. the most issue is that there is interest in insulating themselves from afghanistan per se because there's very lack of clarity about the future of afghanistan. and in the meantime, trying to, how could i say if you're alive to be polite to milk as much as possible resources out of those who can actually give them because they think that we can, you know, get resources out of this. we have heard about the projects. this is something that this audience may be familiar about. i wanted to play my controversial problematic about these projects that everybody is heard about or is casa 1,000, tapi, et cetera, and the railroads, et cetera, et cetera. i'll give you seven problems there are with these types of economic projects. economically integrate region in the hasn't worked so. the russians are now starting to pull in their economic cuss to

sources tell cbs news there's been an increase in messages on jihadist extremist websites calling for terror attacks on that anniversary. >> but there's no indication that any specific attacks are being planned. john miller, former deputy director of intelligence, is here. good morning. >> good morning. >> no credible plans that we have discovered? >> no credible speck threat. but i think when you look at the combination of factors, which is, one, we know al qaeda likes symbolic dates. in the search in abbottabad, bin laden was writing attacks on thanksgiving, christmas, new year's, july 4th and the 9/11 n anniversary. so i think we have to add that anniversary to that factor. >> two things that are interesting to me. what kind of attack are they capable of carrying out? secondly, how much do we know now about their own intent on capability? >> well, i think that their intent is high. i think their capability is low. this is talking about al qaeda central. and that's because of, you know, the debilitating factors of drone strikes, the loss of key leadership, the death of bin laden. bu

. >> the fbi and homeland security saying there will be increased chatter on jihadist websites. >> no credible information that they are plotting attacks in the u.s. >> the flight is quarantined. >> this is all over bug bites. >> possible hostage situation ongoing in london. witnesses say they saw gas canisters or possibly a bomb. >> in colorado a big bear took a long fall. captured falling about 15 feet out of a tree after being tranquilized. >> the indianapolis colts select andrew luck. >> i was more nervous to come out here than meet commissioner goodell. >> that's how we like it. >> he's a sausage. fox news cannot independently confirm that. >> they are asking for the world to insert a joke. >> elderly sisters about to board a bus were attacked by a purse snatcher. >> there was no attempt to cover it up. >> unlike the australian mr. mcgoo. >> and all that matters. >> i promise you the president has a big stick. >> i guess with he can always count on joe biden, can't we? >> on "cbs this morning." >> beside season now banned from the congressional gym locker room. >>> welcome to "cb

what was the last time these jihadist web sites were successfully hacked?een a while. when inspire was launched by al-qaeda in yemen, we later confirmed it was british intelligence that decided to scramble the magazine which is kind of like the martha spew wart living for would-be suicide bombers, and this latest forms are used to spread the hateful ideology of al-qaeda 2.50, the new generation of american recruits, including those from california, alabama and the new mexico-born cleric who was killed by the cia last september. and raptor seems to subscribe to this view that it's one thing to kill a man and quite another to kill his ideas, and we have seen cases sincal awe lack al-awlaki's death where it has inspired home grown cases here in the u.s. martha: wow. very interesting. catherine, very much. >> reporter: you're welcome. bill: breaking news from the world of sports, and this is something you will not hear about very often at all. the florida marlins -- miami marlins as they're now -- known now -- have just suspended ozzie guillÉn. he told time mag

they were battle-trained jihadists.et they had never been to the united states before, and they spoke virtually no english. and the 9/11 investigators believed there had to be someone here to meet them. and they long suspected that someone was the cleric anwar al-awlaki. you see, when the two hijackers arrive in january of 2000, they have what's described as a chance lunch with a saudi. they say they run into him, the saudi does, at a middle eastern restaurant in los angeles. and senator bob graham who was part of the joint congressional inquiry -- that was the first investigation into 9/11 in 2002 -- told me they were also very suspicious of this chance meeting. and they hired an actuary to figure out what the statistical likelihood -- [laughter] you've got to love bob graham for that. of two hijackers having a chance meeting with this saudi who was widely believed to be a spy in the community on saudi students. and he told me that the statistician came back and said the likelihood was more than five million the one. f

video i've seen of past attacks, these guys have looked very brazen, often the jihadist type terrorists, with a big beard and backpack full of rocket-propelled grenades on their backs. these guys do stand out in a crowd. >> that's our nic robertson reporting. he's spent a lot of time in the nation of afghanistan. >>> days after the humiliating failure of a rocket launch, a defiant north korea is celebrating the 100th anniversary of the birth of the nation's founder. a military parade featured what appeared to be a new larger ballistic missile. but defense analysts are unable to confirm if it's real. the country's leader kim jong-un said they will not be bullied by nuclear armed enemies. >> translator: our military has become a powerful military, able to handle any kind of modern warfare with complete offensive and defensive capabilities. the foreign powers are not the only ones with a monopoly of military supremacy, and the days of their threatening and lying to us with atomic weapons is forever gone. >> what you were just looking at is kim jong-un's first televised speech since taking

there was an attempt of jiha jihadist to do a offensive and it was a miserable failure for the vietcongically it was success because it demoralized americans and beginning of the end of the war. it shouldn't in this case. the afghan defense forces acted well on their own. and showed a lot of resilience. yes, it showed that the infiltration can penetrate cities and have allies inside but we knew that. what we weren't aware of is how good the afghan commandos were in defending themselves. i think this ought to be a plus in terms of looking at the prospect in afghanistan. >> bret: down the road, yes or no. do we increase attack this spring do we speed up withdrawal? >> no. >> no. >> i hope not, but it's possible. >> bret: political environment is at that place? >> yes. if she is right about the democratic base, that could be pressure that the president of the united states would withstand. if there are increased attacks you will hear louder voices from the democratic base. >> the base is loyal and cynical. it will not attack its own president in the run-up to an election no matter what. it

. >> reporter: investigators monitoring jihadist websites say there have been new calls for attacks. >> most conversations may be a lot of hot air. but when you read through them, they're very concerning. >> reporter: the u.s. is also concerned about this man, ibrahim al-asiri. counter counter terrorism fortunatelies say he may be-- officials say he may be resurfaced. >> 14 members of bin laden's family, who were living with him in pakistan, have been deported to saudi arabia. >> severe weather leaves parts of maryland damaged. take a look at the aftermath of last night's storms in carroll county. a storm building is destroyed, with debris spread out over a farm north of westminster. the viewer who sent us these pictures says no one was hurt. >>> now, the dryer weather and sunshine are back. it is a breezy, beautiful friday night. but there are -- there is talk, rather, of rain coming for the weekend. wjz is live with first warning weather. meteorologist tim williams and bob turk, tracking the system moving our way. we'll start with bob. >> let's take a look at radar. right now, clea

. >> jihadist websites are being on mored and state and local police are urged to be on the lookout for anything suspicious. >> the birds hosted toronto last night. they were 2-2 in the 8th when adam jones hits his sixth home run of the year. later in the same inning, chris davis will go deep for the birds as well. the orioles sweep the three- game series 5-2 over the blue jays at orioles park at camden yards. the as will be in town for the weekend series that begins tonight and on sunday, masn on wjz. you can see the os and as sunday afternoon at 1:30 live on wjz 13. >>> the second round of the nfl draft will get underway tonight and the ravens have yet to make a selection. here's mark viviano with more on the team's decision to trade out of the first round. >> reporter: good morning. were the first round of the nfl draft ended without the ravens making a pick. instead, they traded their choice to the minnesota vikings. baltimore gives up the 29th overall pick and receive a second-and-fourth-round choice in return so the ravens will make their first pick today. the ravens traded out af

authorities believe the man who posted the taunt is a committed jihadist from egypt. nypd and f.b.i. say there is no deadible threat. >> a surfer lucky to be alive after being attacked in hawaii by a 10' sergeant. he was surfing alone and said the shark took a bite out of his foot. >> i was coming from the channel, and i felt a pushing sensation and i looked to the left and i see this fin ... farce -- >> he needs 42 stitches and needs minor surgery. officials believe it is a tiger shark. >> remember when president obama said this about algae. >> we can figure how to make energy out of that works we will be doing all right. levitt or not we can replace up to 17 percent of the oil we import for transportation with this fuel that we can grow right here not united states. >> well, agriculture secretary continues to stand behind algae yesterday at a conference but when asked when the cost of algae-based biofuels could rival regular gas, he could not answer and claimed it was a hypothetical question but he is standing by the algae. >> stand by your algae. >> mega millions f