>> i do not speak arabic, but i have studied the the koran. i have a lot of copies of the koran.ow the other is like this. so, it would take -- before i get to that, entirely will take some time. >> well, you're telling me that -- you're telling me that -- a lot of muslims themselves don't speak arabic. a lot of jewish people don't speak hebrew. i have a lot of translations of the koran in english. >> like mike her so she can be heard. ma'am, go ahead. >> and you agree that you have not studied koran in its entirety, and you have started judging the religion. that's wrong. >> is it your assessment -- ma'am. stay with us for a moment. is it your assessment he cannot speak to the issue completely until he has studied all of the koran? >> yes. the passages meant you have to know the subject in its entirety. you cannot judge by the acts of a few terrorists. that's what you are doing right now. you have judging religion by the acts of a few terrorists. i live in peace. i can die for íhcv)tár(pbecause this is my country. i can die for america. >> counterpoint. >> hold on, ma'am. let hi

>> i do not speak arabic, but i studied the koran. i have copies of the koran. it's like this.i get to that entirely. >> you are telling me that a lot of muslims themselves don't speak arabic. a lot of jews don't speak hebrew. i have a lot of translations in english. >> go ahead. >> and you agreed you have not studied the koran and you are judging the religion. it's wrong. >> stay with us for a moment. is it your assessment that he cannot speak to the issue completely until he has studied all of the koran? >> yes. we have to know the subject in its entirety or you cannot judge just by the acts of a few terrorists. that's what i feel you are doing. you are judging a religion by the acts of a few terrorists. that's wrong. i live in peace and i can die for america because this is my country. i can die for america. >> point? counter point? hold on and let him respond. don't go away. >> you are saying because i don't speak arabic, i will never know the subject? a lot of muslims don't speak arabic. >> you are right. i'm from india and i understood the koran from its translation and f

he is using the koran as his defense. >> he uses the koran to commit acts of terrorism. >> we don't -- (talking over one another) >>> oo ainsley is making a good point. >> joe, you are talking about because this is a single individual this can't be a terrorist attack? what about the boston marathon bombing? is doctor brothers. >> we have to take a break. we are going back to neutral corners. the american people can't even feel secure that the president of the united states and fist first family aren't safe in the white house. hannity continues. when mr. clean started writing a book about his magic eraser, he found it cleans everything from stovetops to scuffed shoes and more. and when he ran out of pages he made a website instead. share your tips at mycleanbook.com could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know you that former pro football player ickey woods will celebrate almost anything? unh-uh. number 44... whoooo! forty-four, that's me! get some cold cuts... get some cold cuts... get some cold cuts! whooo! gimme some! geico. fifte

nobody has done -- >> is this a result of the interpretation of the koran?uhammad is a controversial figure. if i would have mentioned certain things about his life, a lot of people would want to kill me. if we talk about his wives, the age of his wives, right? am i wrong in. >> islam needs to go through what america went through. you have the jefferson, the thomas paynes and others who took back from our creator. >> is there anything about muhammad that troubles you? >> not in the way i tell the story. the narrative can be modernized so if it's fit for the seventh century, it can be modernized. if you take what we believe as the word of god, it doesn't work. >> let me give you reality on this. >> sean, christians can be prosecuted. the problem i have with it is that u.s. soldiers going how many places in the world? we don't have a lot. so, we are going to be activists to this criminality. that soldier is going into combat. >> a war of ideas. >> no, more than war of ideas, much more. >> he said there was a battle for the master race. this is now, i think on

smite at their necks. >> reporter: yet, islamic scholars, like professor khalidi, dispute that the koranfers any justification for beheading. he cites the lines coming immediately after one of the two used to justify beheadings. >> at length when ye have thoroughly subdued them, bind the captives firmly. therefore is the time for either generosity or ransom. i've just read sura 47 verse four. if you cut off their heads you're not going to bind them, and you're not binding them to cut off their heads, you're binding them to either be generous to them, release them, or hold them for ransom. so there is nothing about cutting off their heads in this passage. the people who are doing this act claiming this as justification for this practice. it is not. and it just shows that they know nothing about islam and they don't know how to read this properly. >> sreenivasan: for more about what's been called the islamic state's "tactic of terror," watch interviews with our experts online at newshour.pbs.org. >> sreenivasan: some of america's biggest, and most expensive, cities are acting on their own

unfortunately a lot of muslims, like me, i never really cared to read the koran. but i consider myself muslim. i used to defend the palestinians without thinking. i defended them like they were victims. but now i look back and say, my god, it's not the truth. arabs don't want peace. they don't want peace and that's the truth. so the reason is because they don't read it. they don't read the hate speech in the koran. >> i'm going to combine a couple of questions that feel a little complementary to me. one may even partially answer the other. first one is how do you balance religious freedom against islam's desire to take over the world? the second one is, given your description of what islam is and does, how can it be considered a religion? >> that's a very good question. number one, i think we should define in america what a religion should be. and i'll tell you what my definition will be. a religion will be given the respect in america to be practiced only if it respects human -- basic human rights. [ applause ] any religion -- any religion -- we have to define re

he said those who reject the koran are liars, cursed and the worst of creatures and should quote take heed. he praised the willingness to fight for allah than whothose w don't fight. they obtained a separate hassan letter in which he pledged his allegiance to isis. december figspite the self proc allah follower they called it workplace violence. there was no reference to the fort hood murderers. he was convicted of 13 counts of pre-meditated murder and accounts of attempted murder but no terror charges. >>> thank you. robert. now to an ebola alert. fear taking flight around the globe in alabama firefighters in hazmat gear swarming a plane after a passenger gets sick mid flight. in punt cana the crew taking no chances kicking a man off of the plane after he jokes about having ebola. we have the escalating fears. >> is this the worst outbreak since the aids epidemic. that's the fear the centers of disease control the service members heading to the real epicenter of the threat. u.s. military aircraft touched down liberia just outside of the capital of monrovia. local health officials see

she's memorized the koran, the muslim scripture. so i wanted to ask you in the work that you do, what are the conversations that we're not having? imam spoke about how different communities have different attachments to islam. and what i am wondering conversely is, what are the things perhaps we're not talking about that could lead to the opposite. to people perhaps drift away from the community or from islam itself. >> let me ask all of you a question. raise your hand if you know someone who has dealt with depression in the muslim community? raise your hand. everyone take a quick look around. see how many hands there are. okay. hands down. depression or isolation to the point of actually attempting suicide or cutting or other forms of self harm? raise your hand. look around. that's a lot of people raising their hand. hands down. how many of you know or have personally experiencedçd]m%m5 n the muslim community? okay. look around. look around. hands down. as a woman, how many of you have felt like you don't have a space in the musli

you will watch the star of the rise of it koran.taking stock." >> the ebola virus has made landfall in the united dates. disease doesn't necessarily respect borders. experiencedve guarding against these types of security lapses. one of the largest shipping companies joins me now. thank you for being here. that portlking security and ship security, that is something you guys have a living with since you started in the business. 9/11.ramped up after they want to know a vastly who is on, the passport numbers, and if anyone is sick. for anyone shipping anywhere. becausenk it is right we can carry cargo. the big issue is obvious the airline. tk.et's talk about explain the structure of tk. ago,en i joined 11 years we determined investors wanted pure play companies. we focused on lng transportation. they focused on offshore. tk tankers focused on tankers. that has you real success. this week he announced the corporation was going to get out of all of those activities. people seem to like it raised on the stock going up. >> why do you think

nevertheless, he had clear messages of hate, he had quotes from the koran, angry quotes, i might add,so is this a case, again, of where it's possible to have no ties to a radical group, you're no kmoo n communication with a radical group but maybe you're inspired by this type of message? >> that's right, john. i agree with you and i think the operative word there in that statement from the public official was "group." because he may not have had any ties but these individuals in canada and new york may have been inspired but what we've seen coming out of, for instance, the islamic state, which has called upon its followers, its sympathizers, its foot soldiers, to attack americans, canadian, europeans, australians, anybody involved with the coalition in syria and iraq and especially those in the security services and they mean the military or law enforcement. so just because somebody hasn't had training by these individuals or had specific contact with these groups doesn't mean they can't be self-radicalized and sympathize with them and then take up action that supports their agenda. s

muslims believe god's word was revealed and is contained in the koran. 30 years after mohamed's death in 632, an internal split was between sunni and shia, but didn't deter the spread of the religion. in 1095, the pope called upon european christians to recapture the holyland. the campaigns and the crusade would change everything. >> the muslim response was minimal until they committed the following. where islam was born. >> the holiest places in islam were threatened by foreigners and the call went out for a jihad to drive the infidels from the lands. >> that aroused the jihad that drove the crusaders out. this clearly saying your time has passed. your religion is superseded. this is the final word. move over. >> despite this great jihad, western influence is in the middle east to stay. for centuries, they came and went at will. from napoleon to the french and british. after the great war in 1923, the empire collapsed, ending it. three powerful factions of islam emerged. a hard core group of fundamentalists took part. by 1929, a second radical movement, the muslim brotherhood. now sh

. >> hold the koran up, read this every day. mcquay says his koran has helped him grow spiritually, the other books in his cell have helped him grow physically. >> every day i do me some curls. i do these. i do shrugs. back arms like this. like this. probably about 55 or 60 pounds. >> mcquay has spent years trying to earn his way back into general population. but his history as a violent offender continues to haunt him. >> i engaged in an emotional response to be an offense. >> i was warned when i came into this job about leonard mcquay. he is very smart, very very clever. he can talk a great talk. >> caseworker beverly gilmore has serious questions about mcquay's trustworthiness. her goal is to give inmates an opportunity to prove themselves she made a controversial decision. she gave him a job in his housing unit. >> i did make him a sanitation worker. that was to the dislike of some of my supervisors, they thought i had lost my mind i would never let him get out of his cell. i said, let's give him a chance. i talked to leonar

they serve the koran t notice where thomas duncan was staying. did not have contact with duncan who nearly died. of the relatives have shown any symptoms of ebola. ande need to stay calm carry on with our daily lives. cleaned up theew hospital where duncan died yesterday. the medical equipment has been sterilized. seven for newbc information about the fight against ebola here in the u.s. and in west africa. for the person, likely a teenager who assaulted a woman in silver spring. the attack nearly killed her. robert, what did police tell you? >> don't be fooled by the suspects age. they described him as vicious. they went door to door to get the word out tonight. are passing out flyers and speaking to the community. >> police are stopping every car entering and exiting the apartments. >> the victim lives right here in the forest park apartment where the would-be robber sprang out of the dark. spanish andmoney in when she replied i don't have somethingesponse was even cops consider vicious. >> he said then tonight is the night you're going to die.

. >> if we do not look the travel ban, we have to look to koran taine -- two quarantines people. that will likely be part of the discussion tomorrow. airport.ve at dulles >> thank you. the american doctor who survived the ebola spoke tonight about extensive gear worn by doctors and nurses who treated him. there've been questions about materials used by medical workers in dallas. dr. brenly told cnn the staff who treated him had state-of-the-art protective gear. >> they wore suits that completely covered themselves, had a clear face shield. they were climate controlled suits. they could wear the suit and stay at my bedside. donated plasma to ebola patient. for complete coverage of the outbreak, including tomorrow's meeting between lawmakers and the cdc, stay with us and wjla.com. >> we have developing news in adc rabbi.ainst rabbi freundel is free this afternoon. could there be more victims? what is the reaction? because justn yesterday, this rabbi was considered one of the leading minds in all of modern orthodoxy here in the country. now he could face jail time. we have new revel

there's an element of the koran that allows for a fatwa. that's when the supreme mullah can decree an edict allowing for a violation of the koran if it is to advance the cause that would great by benefit islam, in this case worldwide islam. mullah you'lla stated that opium could be openly sold. before, mere possession of a small quantity merited death. >> it's good to have you here, i'm glad you are here, you certainly risking your life to fight the war on drugs. the book is the dark art and is available where books are sold. >> time to see what is trending on the web with harmeli aregawi. >> a michigan police officer is hailed a hero for turning a traffic stop into an act of the kindness. he responded to a call about child in the back of the car without a booster. he met 25-year-old alexis, riding in the passenger seat with a 5-year-old daughter in the back. >> she admitted she was wrong and explained that she recently fell upon hard times. >> alexis's car was repossessed with her daughter's booster inside. >> we are living pay check to pa

. >> tonight three people in koran teen in a spanish hospital as officials there try to prevent the ebola virus from spreading. that shend two people came into contact with are all being closely monitored. in west africa, the disease is already spreading and spreading fast. nearly two and a half thousand people have been infected in sierra leone. our correspondent has visited a hospital in the capital, freetown. g up for one of the most dangerous jobs on the planet. this is another day at the office for dr. johnson. >> [indiscernible] >> about two months ago. they said 20,000 done. in my mind i thought, impossible. it can't be possible. now 20,000 seems like nothing. now people are talking about more than a million. for those of us who thought at the beginning this might be 200 cases, it is my point. lots of my experiences have been doing things as a doctor that go against completely what i would expect. you can't rush over and do basic life support. you have to assume that patient might have ebola. i can't even go near them. health system was never equipped to deal with an outbreak of th

another one "sometimes i wish i could go to the desert, study koran and be a shepherd, a simple life away from this craziness." so when you look at his digital presence you don't immediately think this guy is an extremist. i've been looking these guys and a lot of them are very extremist but the feds must have had something power to feel pick him up. >> while he was on his way to the middle east. we don't know who he was meeting. you also looked at his krub page. did that show anything suspicious? >> it was also a mix. he commented on a lot of very religious video which is gets you thinking well, you know, how religious, how extreme was heing? but he also talked about his love of vice news, he commented on the trailer of "godzilla" and he had comments on the boston bombing. so you begin to think the feds must have been monitoring for a long time and there must be something besides this digital foot print that is pretty damming. >> thank you so much, i appreciate it. >>> so this guy mohammed hamzeh kahn was all over facebook, but the obama administration says its online campaign to st

this koran class teaches young people to respect and tolerate other religions. >> our mosque is officially recognized. we receive subsidies and it is paid by the administrative justice. >> he also says prayers alone are not enough to keep the peace in the streets. he regularly -- to help prevent conflicts from surfacing. he says it is especially important to set an example. >> together with a catholic priest and with a good friend of mine we would go to the schools all across belgium to show young people we can live in peace together. even though we have different interpretations of the holy books. >> whatever it is some of it seems to be working for the jews and muslims. >> voters in sweden are going to the polls to elect a new parliament and it looks like the current government will be defeated by the social democrats and its allies. there is an alarming trend emerging. known as sweden democrats is parties affiliated with new not see groups. >> swedish flags emblazoned with a cross, a neo-nazi rally. he preaches a and swedish nationalism. yesterday they rallied. the party of the swedes t

this koran class teaches young people to respect and tolerate other religions. >> our mosque is officially recognized. we receive subsidies and it is paid by the administrative justice. >> he also says prayers alone are not enough to keep the peace in the streets. he regularly -- to help prevent conflicts from surfacing. he says it is especially important to set an example. >> together with a catholic priest and with a good friend of mine we would go to the schools all across belgium to show young people we can live in peace together. even though we have different interpretations of the holy books. >> whatever it is some of it seems to be working for the jews and muslims. >> voters in sweden are going to the polls to elect a new parliament and it looks like the current government will be defeated by the social democrats and its allies. there is an alarming trend emerging. known as sweden democrats is parties affiliated with new not see groups. >> swedish flags emblazoned with a cross, a neo-nazi rally. he preaches a and swedish nationalism. yesterday they rallied. the party of the swedes t

consequently he says those who believe the koran and what it represents are going to be synthetsthett some very strong polling data demands that we have the conversation about the teaching of slam and its impact on followers. consider this, the washington post published results of a series of polls that asked muslims question answer the radical practices and it is concerning. the poll asked about honor kill, the practice of killing someone for bringing shame to the family or community. look at the results. when the question is asked if honor killings are perfectible. only 24% said honor killings are never justified. 74% think it could be just find. in iraq it's 22 who say never justified. 71% believe it could be justified. how about when it comes to stoning adulterers to death. as the washington post data pointed out the practice is favored by the strong majorities in the pakistan, afx afghanistan and. death for apostates. many believe if you leave the religion you deserve to die. the true majority of muslims do not share this sentiment. but harris's point was that we can no longer c

making headlines two years ago as a number of salafists handed out freak laurent -- handed out free korans. it is known that 500 have gone to fight in syria and iraq. that is the kind of thing that has unrated fear here. >> melinda, i am so sorry. we have to leave it there. thank you for that insight. >> german soccer news now. bundesliga leaders are undefeated. >> and while they had more opportunities, but failed to take advantage of them. >> it was a battle of equals. they fought back against byron munich. they fought in the air and on the ground. the two sides played a top notch match, but could not find the mat. an axon tactical plan. as usual, buyer had more ball possession, but they were limited to long-distance shots. here, he crossed his crude -- teammate who did not react fast enough. some of the first half was very difficult for us. they played very well. >> they stepped up the game after the break. the aggressive play created more opportunities but the host's work repeatedly denied -- the hosts were repeatedly denied. >> recently have only had to make two or three saves per matc

investigators say it was about midnight when the 34 year-old man lost control of his koran forbidden drive and rolled down an embankment. he was trapped inside. he was finally found by someone the at 6:30 in the morning and that person of course quickly called 911. emergency crew where is able to free the man and remains in serious condition at einstein hospital. >>> villanova university is celebrating a three million-dollar addition to its campus tonight. the new higgins soccer complex was officially dedicated to day right there at the school in radnor. the state of the art facility has new fields for the varsity soccer team and it had has room for club sports and other events including the the special olympics. development of this facility was made possible, in part, thanks to a one million-dollar gift from alumni patrick and julianne higgins who married after they met on campus. >>> much more to come on "action news" tonight final text sent by an accused cop killer, bizarre message eric frein sent and where he said he was going. >>> rain did not dampen spirit of the hundreds of pe

this is believed to be his facebook page with verses of the koran and a black and white photo of an armed fighter. skpktly the kind of thing that has law enforcement officers concerned. >> protecting against those who are radicalized is extremely difficult for police and intelligence officials. trying to find that person who is both radicalized and is going to take action when they're operating on their own is near impossible. >> reporter: law enforcement around the country are on alert trying to identify those just talking about attacks and those ready to commit them. stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >>> and to our north in canada today at times it felt like the entire country had come forward to pay tribute to the military reservist nathan cirillo, who was gunned down this week while standing post at canada's war memorial. people gathered along the highway for hundreds of miles as a hearse brought him back to his hometown. our report tonight from nbc's kevin tibbles in ottawa. >> reporter: today, corporal nathan cirillo began his final journey home. >> i never knew him. i never knew

. >>> and a young boy killed by a koran his way home from school, now neighbors are demanding change after the tragic accident. >>> and apps on your phone can make your life easier but you may want to think twice about the the information you share on them. how you they could end up costing you. we're back at the top of the hour. >>> new this morning a teenager sitting outside of her home is shot overnight at point blank range and amazingly she surved. find out what police necessity about the shooter. >>> plus a secret service shake up, now a delaware county native is taking over agency's top job after several high profile security scares involving the president. >>> it is thursday, october 2nd, hello everyone good morning, i'm ukee washington. >>> aim erika von tiehl. also new concerns about the first case ofe bowl at in the u.s. after a texas hospital admits it made a mistake treating the sick patient. how some children could have been exposed to the dangerous virus, katie. >>> today will be a pleasant day overall. we are catching a nice break through the rest of the workweek but a

he was trying to go to saudi arabia, she says, to study the koran. police are investigating a video they say indicates the attack was driven by ideological and political motives. >>> a teenager shot outside a halloween party is in critical but stable condition this morning locally. this happened in winslow township at a hair salon early saturday morning. there was a party there and investigators say there was several fights that apparently continued outside. the 18-year-old boy was shot in the parking lot. the shooter got away. >>> caught on camera. the philadelphia cop yelling at kids. now video of the incident has police investigating one of their own. >> big man, you have a problem? because i notice that you keep trying to make eye contact with me. okay. well, keep [ bleep ] walking! and next time -- >> police tell nbc 10 the officer will be disciplined for his actions. so far, no charges have been filed. the video shows a uniformed philadelphia police officer walking with students, and as he walks towards the middle of the group, the officer rais

he was trying to go to saudi arabia, she says, to study the koran, but police are investigating a video they say indicates the attack was driven by ideological and political motives. a 24-year-old soldier was killed in that attack. the attacks gave added urgency to a disaster response drill in toronto. hundreds of first responders took part in a drill over a suspicious package releasing sarin gas. it was so realistic, there were fake casualties, teams wearing hazmat gear and a decontamination center. >>> a makeshift memorial at the university of virginia is growing for hannah graham. many students said the memorial helps to honor her memory and is bringing the university community closer together. graham's remains were finally identified on friday. she was abducted and murdered back in september. the suspect is behind bars. >>> happening today, latest person to jump the white house fence is expected in court. 23-year-o 23-year-old dominic addisonia is charged with making threats and beating two police dogs. he jumped the fence before being attackled by the dogs and secret service agents

they followed the koran to route one south and then back on to route 352. well, that is when the driver lost control and flipped over. the driver was taken into custody and now faces a long list of charges. police have not released anymore details on the pursuit. >>> police have captured undocumented immigrant suspect in the deadly attack at a bar in upper darby. miguelescalon was arrested in philadelphia investigators say he stabbed another man in the neck at the la contact tina baron market street this month. the the victim later died. he fridays honduras and is in the u.s. ill will legally. he faces several charges including first degree murder. >>> some schools in the poconos are deciding whether to open up tomorrow after a possible sighting of eric frein. this past friday a woman spotted a man carrying a rifle with mud covering his face outside of pocono mountain east high school. authorities believe that man is the suspect cop killer who has alluded investigators for more than a month now. the state police told school officials it is up to them whethe

a quote from the koran, judging those who have wandered astray. the beautal assault comes on the heels of heightened security across north america, after radical jihadists threatened to attack military and police officers and two attacks in canada believed to be motivated by islamic extremism. authorities are investigating any possible links thompson might have had to extremist groups. >> there's nothing we know as of this time that would indicate that were the case. i think certainly the heightened concerns relative to that type of assault based on what's just happened in canada. >> both officers struck by thompson's axe, now recovering at jamaica hospital. an additional person, a 29-year-old bystander was shot in the back during a scuffle. she was taken to the hospital, but her condition remains unknown. >> at this point there's a lot we still do not know about thompson. but the context here is important given the recent call of isis to sympathizers in the west to perpetuate these attacks on uniformed people. given the backdrop of the events in

and -- registers an unusually high temperature, the most drastic measure would be to place them in a koran teen area for the 21-day incubation. reporting -- placed them in quarantine for 21 days. >> a loudoun county inmate was taken to the hospital after visiting west africa. they were taken in with a low-grade fever. we will continue to monitor this case and bring you many any developments as soon as we have them. on theebola death is mind of lawmakers now. they found themselves in the hot seat on capitol hill today. greta kreuz is now alive and she has more from today's hearing. they grilled health officials for hours about what has gone wrong citing failures in the government's response that americans are losing confidence every day in the government's ability to keep them safe. cdc and health officials trying to reassure lawmakers that things are under control and the texas hospital where the patient died in two nurses were infected admitted to making mistakes. several house panel members called for travel restrictions into the u.s. but the cdc director says that's a bad idea. >> right

but they're not going to the extreme of citing the koran which makes me think that he may have been whatn edp, emotionally disturbed person, who may have picked this up. maybe after the ottawa shooting of that military seasonal who was murdered by the nut up there, the terrorist up there, this guy may have picked up and decided, take it out on some new york city police officers. >> certainly concerning, people who are self-radicalized at home in their garages. this is something that's very give rut. i know from my own experience it's difficult for intelligence to predict this type of attack because they're not communicating with potential groups like islamic state group isis in syria. >> as you know from your days in the intelligence division, the chances of finding a lone wolf, if they're truly a lone wolf and sitting in their garage or basement or their apartment and not communicating with anyone, communicating online, is fear to none. that is the fear of law enforcement around this country, that a lone wolf could do something to a group of people or blow themselves up, walk into a sta

by a lone wolf, but acting in accordance with what andy mccarthy described on the 9:00 show as the koranis put out attacks with police globally between america. so that is whang. we should expect it. >> time after time, so far we have seen officials just dismiss acts that are by lone actors as something other than terror i mean from fort hood to the murder of a man guned down in his car. that has nothing to do with terrorism. the oklahoma man who beheaded his victim? they said well that is more of a another thing he wanted to behead someone and had become radicalizeed and loved osama bin laden and the list goes on and on. it seemed to want to find a way out of december nating it as radical islamist terrorism. every time. >> every time. look. it's simple. until we stop this political correctness, we're going to be suffering defeats. until we put the responsibility on the muslim communities, moderate muslim communities to out these people and go after them, then we're going to have a problem. this administration has been worse than the bush administration. this administration wasn't the gr

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rights-zbloe this is all in the name of a religion, abusing sharia law and all the interpretation of the koran in these heinous crimes they're committing. >> after we talked about this yesterday, did you see bill maher explain what he was really saying? he didn't walk back his comments, but he wanted to explain to all his fans i guess who are giving him a hard time, why he seemed so weak and so shallow. >> i think his point is, if you're a liberal, you should defend liberal beliefs. and also if you wanted to make clear that he thinks all religion is stupid, he just finds at this moment islam is the most potentially harmful or radical islam is the most potentially harmful of the religions. >> the wider community worldwide is beginning to speak out and that's a good sign. >>> up next, is colorado's governor second guessing the state's decision to legal itize pot? >>> a lot of folks in colorado are happy the state became the first to legalize marijuana in 2012. john hickenlooper says it wasn't such a good idea and is warning other governors to think twice. >> a number of other states are looking

crimes that have ever been committed since the holocaust all based on and all interpretation of the koran and that's what bill maher and others are taking issue with. >> around this table, i think we can say there's four conservatives and one liberal. i was the first one to come out and attack the muslim islamists. >>> the radicals? >> yes, because a lot of them were afraid to do it in the muslim community and in the united states. they were afraid of getting in a fatwa. i'll say fatwa this, fatwa that. >> the beheader is actually british, so it's not about race at all. it's about belief. >> why do you keep making these important points? >> i don't know why. the director of the fbi has new details on ch >>> i have always thought our biggest threat was china. our fbi director is warning every company here is at risk. >> how many hits from china do we take in a day? >> many, many, many. and there are two kinds of big companies in the united states, there are those who have been hacked by the chinese and those who don't know they have been hacked by the chinese. >> the chinese are that good.

by a lone wolf, but acting in accordance with what andy mccarthy described on the 9:00 show as the koran. isis put out attacks with police globally between america. so that is whang. we should expect it. >> time after time, so far we have seen officials just dismiss acts that are by lone actors as something other than terror i mean from fort hood to the murder of a man guned down in his car. that has nothing to do with terrorism. the oklahoma man who beheaded his victim? they said well that is more of a another thing he wanted to behead someone and had become radicalizeed and loved osama bin laden and the list goes on and on. it seemed to want to find a way out of december nating it as radical islamist terrorism. every time. >> every time. look. it's simple. until we stop this political correctness, we're going to be suffering defeats. until we put the responsibility on the muslim communities, moderate muslim communities to out these people and go after them, then we're going to have a problem. this administration has been worse than the bush administration. this administration wasn't th

if you are some kind of ultra ort dox muslim who believes every word of the koran is literal and that gays are going to hell and anyone who con verts should be killed. i don't have a problem with you. as long as it's just your belief. i don't care what you believe. it's actions that we need to be focusing on. we need to condemn actions, not believes. you can criticize believes, if you want to. >> i think it's fine to condemn believes, actually. but the more germane is that people saying they are religion is about as much identity. the perfect example of this is the catholic church. there's this huge diversion. i was raised a catholic, my father is a jesuit seminaern. i'm catholic. does it mean that you check off every part of the catechism? does it mean -- >> the entire apostolic creed. >> that's right. and nonprocreative sex is a sin or else you will rot in eternity for hell. no. i thought this document came from the pope today sort of thought as the belief system and the tone and what religion really is in the guts of it more than what you answer to a poll. >> dma's right. there is

some were released from koran teen and sent home after testing negative for ebola. they and others who might be at risk will be watch closely for three weeks. texas governor rick perry and health officials spoke this afternoon. >> it -- today we learned that some school-aged children having been identified as having contact with the patient are now being monitored at home for any signs of the disease. liberiaan left september 19, pair may already infected with the disease, but not contagious. >> with ebola, you are not infectious until you have symptoms. >> the man landed in texas september 20 and began showing symptoms on the 24th. on the 26th, he came on his own to texas health presbyterian hospital. dr. said his illness did not seem unusual and sent him home. on the 28th, the man was rushed back to the hospital. on tuesday he tested positive for ebola. dr. richard messer reporting from the front lines in liberia for the second time said everyone who flies out of that country is thoroughly screened. even whens us that you're doing the right thing, infected people

well, i would encourage anyone to simply read the koran.ou find them. it teaches kill the unbeliever. it's obsessed with killing the unbeliever. >> do you believe that there are those that practice it peacefully? >> yeah. i think that islam is explosive, but thankfully not all muslims are explosive. the islamic world seems to be going through a bit of soul searching and i think they estimate two out of three muslims world wide don't know how to read or write, a lot of them don't really know what islam is. a lot of them are in it because they can't leave, because the penalty for apostasy is death. so a lot of people are captured by islam or indoctrinated, but don't know what it really is and don't stand behind it. >> what do you want people to take away from your words here and also why won't politicians touch this angle? >> i'd like people to take away from my article why i do not hate muslims is that it is important as americans, as leaders, as an example that we not let ourselves become captured by hatred, that we not let that pollute our

fizaga speaking about matters regarding the koran and current events. >> operation flex began to unrafflehen montey's aggressive approach alarmed community members. >> i started receiving reports saying that there's this gentleman who keeps asking these strange questions, almost in a pushy way mainly about violence, by jihad. my name is houssan, director of the care. >> after many complaints he called tidwell. >> the mini said it's a convert, he's in irvine, he said oh thank you, houssan, i'm glad you reported that we'll take care of it from now on. i said steve, i haven't even given you the name and i could only imagine what's in his mind at that moment. that the same informant we've sent to entrap muslims is being reported by these same muslims that we suspected. >> at that point, mr. aloush alerted some people from the mosque. and that began to place me in a compromised position where certain muslims didn't trust me anymore because they thought i might be working with the fbi. >> the body builder's cover was blown. frustrated by the fbi's handling of the case he switched sides. montey

. >> but muslims believe the same things in the religion -- >> theoretically, the same koran but different interpretations, different use of it. >> so what do you say? that muslims are different -- that there's no way to broad-brush muslims all around the world? >> of course not. >> do you think that's what bill maher did? he painted muslims with one broad brush? >> what bill maher did, he'll pick one fact out, saying for example, being in islam is like being in the mafia. 90% of muslims say if you leave islam you should be killed. 90% of muslims if each country, huge difference of course he leaves out the turkish fact. the question is, who defines islam, is it the 5% in turkey, or the 5% -- he uses those examples either anecdotal or half-truths or selected picks of data to define who we are as a people. >> it can't be -- can't muslims who defend i.s.i.l. form a cowrpt narrative? >> -- counternarrative? >> we love to be on your show, we can't be 2% of this country, we have to go on mainstream media, the change and make americans understand, we despise i.s.i.l, we wish we could assign every