. >> joining her, daisy khan. her and her husband are the forces behind the controversial islamic center near ground zero. >> muslim voices are getting drowned out by the actions of the extremisextremists. >> and azar nafisii. >> americans should not fear any religion. >> she fled the iranian ayatollah to come here to america. >> they should fear those who try to make us afraid. >> as the panelists arrive so did the audience. >> i think it's emotional and it's, you know, passion. >> i'm hoping that some sort of progressive dialogue can happen. >> i hope that as americans we can see that we're all alike. >> i think the best way to confront them is talking about them. >> currently the only voices being heard are the belligerent ones. >> i hope i don't get too crazy. >> how many will die before you wake up. >> things were already getting heated waiting in line. >> how can you discriminate against another religion? >> these people would -- >> but would the heat give way to some light once we got inside? >> four, three

. >> joining her, daisy khan.he and her husband imam feisal abdul rauf are the forces behind the controversial islamic center near ground zero. >> muslim voices are getting drowned out by the actions of the extremists. and this is something that i take very seriously. >> and azar nafisi is the author of the best-selling book "reading lolita in tehran." >> americans should not fear any religion. >> nafisi fled the iranian ayatollahs to come here to america. >> they should fear those who try to make us afraid. >> as the panelists arrive, so did the audience. >> i think it's emotional, and it's, you know, passion. >> i'm hoping that some sort of progressive dialogue can happen. >> i hope that as americans we can see that we're all alike. >> i think the best way to confront these issues is by talking about them. >> currently the only voices being heard are the belligerent ones. >> i highly doubt i'll get too crazy. >> how many will die before you wake up? >> and things were already getting heated waiting in line. >> h

you just mentioned khan is the go-to person in japan's muslim community. how busy do you think is he dealing with problems? >> he says he gets 20 to 30 inquiries each month to burials and there are issues, for example, the construction of a mosque in western japan last year pitted local residents against muslims. the locals associate islam as a terrifying religion. in an effort to eliminate this misconception, muslims organize events to help local residents understand their culture and customs. the muslims also do up a statement promising they will not cause noise or any other problems. after rounds of discussion, the locals and muslims came to understand each other. eventually the mosque was built. >> and what kind of issues do the muslim children face here in japan? >> one major one happens in education. khan told me how school lunches at elementary and junior high schools sometimes contain pork. since islam prohibits pork consumption, muslim children can't eat the lunches. a number of children have been bullied at the school because of that. some of the

you just mentioned khan is the go-to person in japan's muslim community. how busy do you think is he dealing with problems? >> he says he gets 20 to 30 inquiries each month to burials and there are issues, for example, the construction of a mosque in western japan last year pitted local residents against muslims. the locals associate islam as a terrifying religion. in an effort to eliminate this misconception, muslims organize events to help local residents understand their culture and customs. the muslims also do up a statement promising they will not cause noise or any other problems. after rounds of discussion, the locals and muslims came to understand each other. eventually the mosque was built. >> and what kind of issues do the muslim children face here in japan? >> one major one happens in education. khan told me how school lunches at elementary and junior high schools sometimes contain pork. since islam prohibits pork consumption, muslim children can't eat the lunches. a number of children have been bullied at the school because of that. some of the

it's an online classroom started by former hedge fund manager sao khan. khan makes videos of lessons about everything from algebra to venture capital and everything in between, 2,000 lessons in all, mostly math and science which have been watched 18 million times. bill gates watches them with his kids. i want to recommend just to get you started four particular lessons, one on the french revolution, one on so-called cupcake economics, one on the geithner plan 2.5, and one on that math problem that vexed all of us in high school, the passing bicycles. take a look at this clip. >> how many minutes after ann arrives at point b will betty arrive at point a? betty was going in this direction, they meet here and she keeps going and hits point a. >> didn't get it in high school? you will now. go to our website for links to the lessons i particularly liked but they're really all good. and now for the last look. sometimes the language of politics is so ridiculous, it becomes funny. of course, politicians don't usually see the humor in it, but you are about to see

next khan chance for rain in the sky wwtch forecastt >> hello.more votes. ú> of course i'm ery concerned about the women. >> and controversial medical research behind a new study showiig it is okay for pregnant women to drink alcohol. >> jeans. >>> good evening i'm jennifer. >> a major drug bust in baltimore county. police say it issone of the biggest truck bust ever in the state of maryland. >> keith live in dundawg where police found a warehouse full of marijuana and accused drug dealers. keith??6 3 3 >>reporter: we are live on canton ceener drive earestt& point. look over here. baltimore county police say they found a two story marijuann grow operaaion inside this place and the accused drug dealers living in a trailer. now police have arrested and charged 2 adults and juvenile. the adults are oseeh want and megan speech. they face drug possession and distribution charges running sophisticated marijuann grow operation witt an elaborate heat and ventilation city. police raided the police monday night. detectiies found 4 78 individual marijuana p

during a town hall debate dane khan said we do not walk around with bodyguards because we love the city. these rendering show a future risk building for open spaces for art, a memorial for september 11th and rooms for prayer. ground braking twobl two to three years ago. still a lot of money to raise before they get close to breaking ground on that. the markets as we get all up in your business. carolyn shown ee ee eer is live. >> good morning. let's get you the latest on verizon wireless. they will offer refunds worth more than $90 million to 15 million customers that were charged for data storage or data usage that they actually didn't accrue. the federal communication commission said it began investigating this issue about ten months back when it got reports about mystery fees from verizon wireless and system now looking into whether verizon will have to pay an additional fine. verizon said that most of the refunds will range from $2 to $6. that seems like a small amount but if you look at the total of 90 million that certainty isn't soeven of a small amount anymore. apart from that a

canaveral of russian justice minister we're talking about the reform in the russian judicial system mr khan of the russian penitentiary system is often criticized by my colleagues in the russian press in the russian media and often it has been in the center of scandals for the conditions in which the inmates are serving. their duties and sometimes they're equal to torture. will the reform lead to a change in this respect i should say actually the things are already greater changed in the system during the last probably eight or ten years because of all the cases that have been on the agenda although i say european human right courts are the cases of the ninety's of the end of ninety's beginning of a. twenty's and now today the situation greatly changed. and the times their conditions of friends and judgment were really really terrible i should say i was once upon a investigate and supervising prosecutor myself i can prove myself by my own experience and probably their practice of the european human rights courts is when i was based on their own it's own through impressions we're probably yo

the republicans have a better khan in the house. they need a net gain of 39 seats there, and our cbs news analysis finds 77 seats now held by democrats could go republicans. and while the odds seem to favor the g.o.p. in the house, the democrats, from speaker nancy pelosi on down, still believe they can hold on. here's senior political correspondent jeff greenfield. >> reporter: after months of pessimism about their chances this fall, beleaguered dems are detecting faint signs of hope. some polls show democrats drawing even among republicans. improved prospects for senate candidates in california and washington state, in governor races in illinois, ohio, and california. >> have a good day, everybody. >> reporter: so how could democrats prevent or at least minimize their losses? there are three keys: first, turn out the base. polls still show republicans much more enthusiastic about voting than democrats. that's why president obama is out trying to persuade his core backers-- blacks, hispanics, the young-- not to stay home in novembe

khan.rge. i guess it's fitting that we're playing this because i'm here for the women's conference, hosted by maria shriver. this is her last year. she's going out with a bang. she has michelle obama, jill biden, laura bush. i'll be moderating a discussion with the former first lady, laura bush. condi rice. our own diane sawyer. the men are not being left out, either. we have robert redford, dr. oz, and arnold himself. it's 165 speakers. i know, ali, your wife, has been here. juju has been here. good time had by all. >> a lot of good issues. interviewing donna karan last night. jessica simpson, as well. this is a command performance for arnold. even though it's seven days before election day. >>> also coming up this hour, the most frightening part of halloween does not have to be the cost of candy, costumes and decorations. becky worley will count it down to the big day with deals so good, it's scary. there she is right there. she's cooked up good ones. >>> also, he's the youngest artist on

but as finance minister says the central bank's decision to widen the ruble khans about does not represent playing into the current see was finance minister was speaking at a russian e.u. plenary session on macroeconomic policy. key. and more flexible exchange rate is not linked to these currency wars or a devaluation rush it means less involved and or less intervention of the central bank so when banks are not intervening that means an objective and flexible exchange rate the currency was rather happened when individual countries and their central bank started interventions on the market leading to an artificial change in the exchange rate of the national currencies but i think in the case of the introduction of a wider broader band by the central bank of russia this is quite the opposite this is less influence on the exchange rate. and that's what other stories the case of the world for gas to europe took another step forward on wednesday. when he said a government level of greylock early next year that i'm going to call reports from another south stream talking of the latest twists and

will through tarion leaders and when former president bakiev was overthrown in april this year the khan she was wrecked in violence with dozens of people killed and many more injured people here were unhappy with the president's policies that have left many poverty and that was the reason why he was overthrown after he was overthrown the temporary government. has held a referendum during which it was decided to turn the country into a parliamentary state and there were rumors that said these elections might bring even more violence to the streets of kyrgyzstan and other cities to the streets of bishkek in other cities and carry just on especially in southern regions not exactly well to say you go to prison officers are right now you're going to talk to me what is the atmosphere like in auschwitz which is being rocked by violence this summer for the city of all just curious on the second largest city mean people you can call it the second capital and this is definitely one of the equations in the country in need of change and stability the more should be goes it's far too we've moved way

regularity is no means visits to the hospital the smugglers continue to spill gasoline into debt then the khans water system in this remote and peaceful part of iraq ignorance and greed are as dangerous as in the rest of the country sebastian meyer northern iraq fourteen. the bomber administration wants to sell sixty billion dollars worth of weapons to saudi arabia congress is yet to approve what would be one of the largest arms dealer deals in u.s. history it said to include new fighter jets attack helicopters as well as upgrades for its existing aircraft the saudis also want to wide range of bombs and missiles washington hopes the deal would improve the defenses of saudi arabia which is one of the u.s. is biggest all supplies but nobody campaigned a david kay spoke to see says it's not likely partnership because of the gulf states patchy human rights record. and a classic dictatorial fashion the saudi regime does not rely on the consent of its people to be governed and therefore needed all the arms that it can acquire simply to maintain its presence in the region and there has been unfortunat

daisk khan the wife says they are getting threats. they released sketches of the islamic center this week. but says construction is at least 2-3 years away. >> a new term a new face. plenty of issues. the supreme court is back in session this week. some of the pivotal cases it is expected to take up. >> facebook goes hollywood. how the movie about the internet giant fared this weekend at the box office. . >>> vice-president joe biden joins five supreme court justices at the annual red mass in washington, d.c. it blesses the opening session of the high court which begins tomorrow. four catholic justices, including chief justice roberts along with justices skaliya as did justice prior who is justice. the event has been criticized for mixing politics, religion and the law. >>> the new term offers dozens of potentially landmark cases. among other issues, the justices will be examining whether free speech protects and absentat this-gay demonstration at a funeral. and if it protects the sail of violent video games to children. reporter kate

it is the closest anybody has been to the volunteer khan owe's boiling lava which last eruptioned in 2008. >> that is close enough. -- to the volcano's boiling lava. >> there are adventurers out there. >> i think i would find a different way to get my thrills than going into a fiery volcano. >> i think most people would. >> yeah. >> yesterday, it was just a sloppy mess outside. today, when i stepped outside, i was like wow, this is really chilly. >> out to the west, we have temperature in the upper 30s. so it is very cold in parts of the area and at least chilly wherever you are. let's take a look at yesterday's high temperatures. we told you we wouldn't get out of the 50s and we didn't. very cool day with temperatures at least 15 degrees below normal. reagan national only made it up to 57 degrees. dulles, 55 and bwi marshall, 54 degrees for your high yesterday, a very cool day. we'll add a couple of degree to that today. right now, we are at 51 degrees here in washington. you've got cool air in place all across the mid-atlantic and the northeast. new york city is at 54 degrees. pitt

daisk khan the wife says they are getting threats.hey released sketches of the islamic center this week. but says construction is at least 2-3 years away. >> a new term a new face. plenty of issues. the supreme court is back in session this week. some of the pivotal cases it is expected to take ú [ female announcer this is a strawberry pop tart. but this is warm, fresh-baked strawberry toaster strudel. [ music see the difference? pillsbury toaster strudel, the one kids want to eat. than listening there'to our favorite songs. there's nothing we love more than listening to our favorite songs. but our favorite thing is eating totino's pizza rolls. but our favorite thing is eating totino's pizza rolls. ♪ we're the kids in america ♪ oh, oh, oh . >>> vice-president joe biden joins five supreme court justices at the annual red mass in washington, d.c. it blesses the opening session of the high court which begins tomorrow. four catholic justices, including chief justice roberts along with justices skaliya as did justice prior who is justice.

>> steve, you know, daisy khan can say what she wants. she can participate that way but what is the difference between here and the leader in that clip. both are one side of the debate. again, she was supposed to be the moderator. she doesn't understand that. she sees her role as that of an educator. she might as well pick up her chair and move to that side of the table. >> time to book an extremist. he's in london where most of them are and he weighs in and tells us what we can expect in this country. listen. >> we believe in muslims the government should be run by sharia. we believe that the flags will fly over the white house, that they have judgment on -- and conquer the white house. >> ok. where was the comeback? where was the reigning in? it didn't happen. >> this is the third time that this has happened, by wthe way. the first two times, there wasn't a single credit ishg on the board there. now half were supporters. she attacked the critics and supported the supporters. no semblance of fairness here. >> are you suggesting that she'

. >>> it's been nine years since khan -- chandra leavey disappeared. disappeared. find out about the trial coming up next. >>> walnut creek, mostly cloudy. highs today will recover from the 50s. we'll see 60s and low 70s today. >>> a nato official says he knows where osama bin laden is hiding. the unnamed nato official says he's not living in a cave in afghanistan. instead, he says it's believed the terrorist leader is living in relative comfort in a house in northwest pakistan and protected by locals and some members of the pakistani intelligence services. the area where the officials says bin laden is believed to be hiding covers hundreds of square miles. >>> we're hearing about a new terror threat in europe with france as the target. alison burns is live in our washington, d.c. newsroom with details on how french officials are responding to the threat. good morning, salelyson. >>> a french official says the threat is really -- very real. this comes from saudi arabia intelligence offices is al qaeda in the arabian peninsula is targeting europe, particularly franc

intern khan dray leavey.ng ar is charged with the attempted sexual assault and murder of leavey back in 2001 -- levy 2001. her case made headlines. levy's remains were found in a park a year after she disappeared. >>> a florida teenager who gave national attention because she had had hiccups for more than a month now faces murder charges. police arrested her and two men yesterday in the shooting death of a 2-year-old man. they say she lured the man and the two men tried to rob him. the victim struggled and he was shot and killed. in 2007, she had hiccups nonstop for nearly six weeks. >>> a san mateo hi student was high on lsd when he fell to his death in canada. investigators say cho and two other students took the drugs jut before getting off the bus. now, cho climbed over a fence and fell to his death. his death has been ruled an accident. >>> 7:46. three beaches on the central california coast could reopen this morning. 19-year-old lucas ransom was boogie boarding with a friend when a shark bit his leg. th

mohammed farooq khan by taliban assassins on october 2. dr.q khan was the vice chancellor of islamic university swat, a medical doctor and humanitarian, and a religious leader who spoke out against the evils of suicide bombing. i had the pleasure of his company, and the benefits of his insights during my visit to pakistan and one year ago. i would like to extend my profound sympathies to his family, his students, and his patients. our government's stand together in denouncing this murder which unfortunately, and tragically, is part of a taliban campaign of attacks against educators, the doctors -- people live are not on the front lines of any war, but indeed are on the front lines of mercy, compassion, and education. it strikes me as not just an assault on someone like him, but on the future of the use of pakistan. to build the kind of future that young pakistani is deserved, people of courage must stand against these extreme and -- extremists. our governments are working with millions of people who understand the threat that is supposed to el

intelligence officials believe that samir khan is a driving force behind the edition, and pens his newd who is a former homeland security adviser to president bush says that the message is not new, but the way they are getting atek kit acros >> these are men who speak colloquialnglish who can appeal to americans to join their cause. they know how to persuade them and speak to them. and they know how the really inspire them to become a part of it. >> reporter: and top u.s. officials like fbi director robert mueller says that the internet acts as an accelerate for this activity. >> considering someone like the yemeni born extremist, and ten years ago awlaki would have operated in relative obscurity, but today on the internet, he has unlimited reach to individuals around the world, including those here at home. >> reporter: a u.s. counterterrorism official tells cnn they are aware of the publication and saying that it aims at provoking the murder of innocents and hardly lives up to the name "inspire." kate bolduan, cnn, washington. >>> here in "the situation room," happening now, they wer

tara khan who works on this desk has the latest. this is a high rise building on fire, right? >> reporter: that's right. yesterday we were speaking about some like it hot, the administration has another film, 1974 film, the towering inferno. check out this screen, a great dramatic video we have here. this was, in fact, real, this fire broke out in a 38 story building in south korea, the flames spread through the stairwell and the rest of the building. six hundred firefighters were called to the scene, it took seven hours to put out the blaze. incredibly, no deaths or injuries were reported, even though there were many people inside the building which has both residential units and offices. some were rescued by firefighters, and others were rescued by helicopter from the building's roof. again, it looks like something out of a film, but a disaster in south korea. because the fire is -- the cause of the fire is under investigation. rick: we see family taking small children out of the area. appreciate the update. jenna: we're keeping a close eye on the white house, awaiting news

daisy khan revealing her family got terrifying phone calls. >> for the record, my life is under threatond. >> in a free society has nuts that threaten their lives with everybody. >> my husband's life is under threat. we do not walk around with bodyguards because we love this country. >> ok. meanwhile, the new york police department confirms that the phone calls were made. >> sudden delay in the very first civilian trial now of a guantanamo bay detainee. his trial was supposed to start today in new york city but a federal judge delayed the first hearing over fears the government may lose a key witness. it's believed he is connected to the bombings of two embassies in africa. his trial is testing president obama's promise to shut down gitmo. brian? >> now wildfire raging in colorado this time. this one burning 400 acres in a remote area west of denver. so far, no evacuations, hence remote area but the fire is spreading quickly and could threaten some homes. it comes one month after major wildfires near boulder destroyed more than 150 homes. >> the video game called medal of honor lets yo

. >> i'm cecelia khan with the "washington post". can you clarify your thinking on early termination feeing? you metion they are justified and maybe no action on the fcc but clarity on the etf of the contract? and can you give me an example of the tool that you can use? >> sure. first of all, i wanted to specifically thank the consumers groups who are here today. i don't know if i mentioned them, consumers union, national consumers league, and consumers action. cecelia, your question, we want to make sure it's all benefit to consumers, and those that are about competing on the basis of confusion. we have some of both with etfs. a basic model where a telephone carrier subsidizes a phone. let's you have it for $100 or $200 instead of a higher number in exchange for a contract is not an unreasonable thing to do. particularly if consumers have the choice between doing that and buying an unsubsidized phone without a contract. there are a couple of things that happen that are part of the inquiry. one is consumers just don't understand how