one was -- for dummies and the other was the koran for dummies which shows the knowledge of the koran that they had. now we have seen that terroris terrorists, forensic psychiatrist have made extensive studies of terrorists who took part in the 9/11 atrocity and also those who were picked up by the shoe bomber or the boston marathon bombers. they found that only 20% of these people had a conventional muslim upbringing. the vast majority of them were either converts like the canadian a week or two ago or they were nonobservant like the boston marathon bombers or they are self-taught with a smattering view of islam derived from such tomes as islam and iran. now where did they come from? in some ways i know exactly. they give the impression of going back two or 3000 years with their hideous beheadings but these are all very strategically focused. this is essentially above commitment. it expresses the dark side of modernity in which mass killing has been sadly a feature ever since the french revolution. during the french revolution in one year, 17,000 men, women and children were humiliat

the koran is crystal clear. >> so it's okay if the koran says don't take christians and jews for yourfriends. i'm a christian, it's okay to be friends with me? >> it's telling you right now, don't take imam siddeeq to run the "hannity" show. >> you can speak out about the "hannity" show and you won't be beheaded or viewed as an apostate. we all know that the penalty for apost civil is death. >> you can speak out about islam. >> you can go into a public square in iran and speak out against islam or in saudi arabia? i doubt it. >> a radical person and an irresponsible person is going to be irresponsible no matter where he speaks out at. >> they'll be killed. >> they may be killed, but not killed by muslims. they're killed by confused people. >> thank you, we have to run. >> thank you, sean, for inviting me. >> colonel ralph peters. what's your reaction to this? >> sean, the grotesque and tragic joke, the members of the taliban or islamic state or al qaeda would execute the imam for being too liberal. he can apologize and make excuses all he wants, but this terrorism we're seeing is one

she takes her son, who is learning to play the instrument known as the koran with strings. she says she worries about her son's education. >> they try to force children to play. i am alevi and i want my son to learn his culture. >> the turkish government has a few months to apply the decision. it seems unlikely to do so which will risk aggravating tensions in the country. >> christians around the world are in the midst of christmas festivities. according to the bible god's son was born in bethlehem in what was known today as the occupied palestinian territory spirit a group of catholic nuns are hoping the orphans they take her of can enjoy the holidays. >> the work of the daughters of charity takes on official meaning at christmas. these catholic nuns run an orphanage in bethlehem close to the church of the nativity. the birthplace of crazed according to the bible. -- the birthplace of christ according to the bible. >> god is incarnated in these children. by serving these children, we are serving god. >> in the occupied palestinian territory, poverty is on the rise. some pa

one is the koran. the versus about love, compassion and peace that is the majority of the koran.also you must have received another brochure, which is against terrorism and religion extremism. muslim position and responsibilities. so please, make sure when you leave you have one copy so i don't have to discuss those things here. i want to introduce myself and i want to introduce the community that i am representing in north america. a new identity. a new reality. it has a tremendous global role to play. i came here about 40 or 50 years ago in 60s and 70s. many of the muslim countries were becoming independent this fr their colonial occupation, mostly all of them from the european colonial occupation. so therefore, the first priority that they have is to send their students to america for advanced stage in science technology and education. so in '60s we had about a quarter million muslim student in american universities. this was a new thing for america to have that many muslims in universities. and have that many muslims in america observing fasts and so on, we didn't have the is

i know something about the koran.ou can find peaceful mentions in it, but basically as you say, islam and islamic terrorism feed on each other. and all you have to do is find the worldwide holes of september of 2001 that showed how many muslims around the world support the attack on the united states. now, my question is, given all these years of political correctness, given the kinds of things that the yale muslim students association were saying in their fortunate unsuccessful attempt to squash ali's appearance at yale, how long is it going to take? what will it take to convince the american people to understand where we are going? you mentioned it took 30 years after 1970, 40 years for americans to understand soviet communism. i don't think we can wait 40 years for americans to understand the true nature of islam and islamic extremism. what will it take? >> i think that this into the islam and islamism might be a necessary fiction for political leaders, but it doesn't hold water. you are absolute right. but, in fac

and there was specifically, you know, defined by the use of the koran, that the koran, they would citet would not pass their throats or they would cite the koran and take from it that which it did not say or mean. so this is something known in the islamic tradition. and this is exactly what we're seeing today. these are groups. >> thank you, both, for joining me. >>> coming up next, tyler perry talks to cnn about the rape allegations against bill cosby as the comedian's wife rips the media. we'll talk live with a reporter who just interviewed cosby. >>> plus, investigators say a teenager killed himself, but his brother says no. he was lynched. and there are findings at the scene that are definitely raising eyebrows. cnn's special report ahead. i've had moderate to severe plaque psoriasis most my life. but that hasn't stopped me from modeling. my doctor told me about stelara®. it helps keep my skin clearer. with only 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses... ... stelara® helps me be in season. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and increase your risk of infections. some s

i studied very carefully the koran, particularly since the hostages were held when brzezinski was my national security adviser. there's very few verses in the koran that doesn't say women aren't equal but in local interpretations particularly in the remote areas women are horribly abused with honor killings and genital mutilations. >> president carter, as we talk about afghanistan and whether or not we should get out of afghanistan, a lot of questions a lot of people ask what happens to the women there if the united states and the west leave that country, the taliban comes back in, we know what they've done to women before, we know what they will do again, is the treatment of women in afghanistan enough of a justification for the united states and west to leave some force there to protect women? >> one of the things we learned at the carter center in the last 30 years is that when outsiders like westerners go into a country and try to get them to change their customers it's counter productive. the men react otherwise. so i don't think there's anything the united states or europe can

cherry picking bits of the koran and say this is what the koran says, which is completely and utterly untrue. and they have been very successful in the media and in reaching out to the use all over frustrating people who are without jobs. and don't forget they are offering very good salaries. part of the problem that we had with isis at the beginning and part of the reason that airstrikes were so needed was that the oil industry alone was netting them about $1 billion a year. for a recruit joining isis is about $1000 per month. which is the equivalent of a kernel's pay in our armed forces. onel's pay in our armed forces. we've got to do to fight back now is try to expand to people that all of these things that you are hearing as the manifestoes have nothing to do with the koran. but part of the problem is the major recruiting issue. america and in certain sectors this does not go down well, but that the core issue in the middle east is still the israeli-palestinian one. that isl we solve that, a major recruitment for extremist groups. >> you told me, for example, -- theen the war ends

mary is the only woman mentioned by name in the koran.ntioned more by name in the koran than in the new testament. >> of the four new testament gospels only two feature the nativity story. the gospel according to luke tells the roman emperor augustus caesar journey from nazareth to bethlehem wrapped in swaddling clothes and laid in a manger. in the gospel according to matthew joefs and mary are already living in bethlehem. some details in matthew the star, the maja, massacre of the innocent are not mentioned in luke. en for many the details and the differences in the gospel dos matter. the questions are resolved faith. >> we are evangelical protestants and here we really do believe the christmas story i believe the angel came to mary and angels celebrated christ's birth outside of bethlehem. >> dr. irwin lutz zer is the senior pastor of the church in chicago. they find 75 percent agree and believe the christmas story is historically accurate. >> the point is, if he's jesus is who he claims to be, the son of god, then he came to prove he w

that is the majority of the koran.lso you must have received another brochure which is against terrorism and religious extremism. muslim position and responsibility. so please make sure that when you leave have one copy so that i don't have to discuss those things here. i want to introduce myself, and i want to introduce the community that i am representing in north america. it's a new identity. it's the new reality. it has a tremendous global role to play. i came here about 40, 50 years ago in '60s and '70s but many of them muslim countries were becoming independent from the colonial occupation, mostly all of them from the european colonial occupation. so, therefore, the first priority that the head was to send their students to america for advanced studies in science, technology and education. so in '60s we had about a quarter the and students in american university. this was a new thing for america to have that many muslims in american universities. to have that many muslims in america praying and fasting it would d

you mentioned that north korea had something call a koran computer center hacking effort ith offices in many countries. why the uae of all places are they allowed to operate? >> it is an interesting question. it's something that struck us as well as we were doing the reporting. here's is the challenge with hacking from north korea. north korea has an advanced cyber warfare capability, most of which they got from russia or iran or other partners. north korea only has one outbound connection to the internet, and that is through a chinese internet provider. if an attack were ever to be traced back to that internet connection, attribution is instant. so they have she's satellite offices around the world usually operating under front companies. they are not north koran embassies, these are front companies that access the internet and access talent in some of these countries, germany, russia, china, and others. this is a necessity for north korea to implement their cyber warfare attacks, because it is simply too risky in many cases to launch them from north korea itself because of its cont

again, whoever says this is in the koran. whoever saves the life of a patient has saved the life of all of mankind. another, whoever kills intentionally, his reward is held where he shall remain forever and he had a tremendous punishment for him. also to the veto of the united states from the peace and stability from 2011 for the self-determination. on the united states they have the right to veto as is the only one. what do you expect? if you are under the occupation would well have been? i will leave it to you. thank you very much. plus. "-close-quotes the mac we have some comments. >> is probably against my better judgment, but i just wanted to say that i really don't want to the u.s. and the culture that we have to come up likely. it isn't represented in america either. the people in the room i would venture are not representative of america. there's a huge voting bloc in the country that is identified in the christian right. we intend to see them in the cities but the minute that you get into the heartland, you're dealin

>> reporter: isis says they are doing this out of justification from the koran islamic law. leaders around the world are calling it a grotesque interpretation calling it medieval and it isn't an interpretation of the koran or islamic law. when cnn was talking to the people in mosul, once the pamphlet was released, people were gathering around to look at it. most were shocked, but what can they do? anyone that tries to go against isis is punished or killed. really, this seems to be the law of the area they control for quite some time. natalie? >> absolutely. any idea how many people are at risk? how many women and girls are at risk, how many have been taken? >> reporter: well, that is a good question. we don't know the exact number. as isis has been expanding their territory, going after different minority communities, they are all victims, they are all vulnerable to being taken as captives and slaves. as they were pushing out and getting more people, you have curdish fighters, female kurdish fighters, if they are captured they could fall under these guidelines. really, we do

. >> reporter: standardized translation of the koran to be published in german. critics say history is trying to create its own version of islam. >> you may be able, at the end of the day to say this koranic verse is against european enlightenment or the austrian constitution, we want you muslims to say we don't believe in this verse, we don't believe in that verse. >> reporter: this islamic area actually look like a mosque. the rest are just prayer rooms. as the government continues, muslims say they are preparing themselves for even more restrictions. >>> now rife within the muslim community, they say they're constantly profiled. >> it hurts. i grew up here. i never hurt anyone. now we're getting judged and pigeonholed. people forget we are all people and we have to get along. i'm proud of u.s.a. tree. it hurts when you say we're not integrated. we shop we pay taxes it really hurts. >> a model in europe and did march to integrate muslims into austrian society. they'd rather the government didn't change it. mohamed ado, al jazeera, vienna, u.s.a. retail. u.s.aau

. >> even though they have their bible or koran, whatever religious preference they are, they'll still hide dope in it, and weapons in it. you'll find razor blades and dope stuffed in the bindings. everybody finds god in prison. if you're looking for him, this is where he's at. come on in. >> we've met some inmates that have seemed very devout, even as they grapple with the realities of their crime. ♪ >> it was in the middle of central california we heard the sounds of the muslim call to prayer emanating from a cell at kern valley state prison. cellmates jose garza and rehan ali bhutto explain to our crew how their religious practices aren't hindered by prison bars. >> at 5:00 we come up and do prayers. we begin our day like that. >> talk to me guys, why this cell is so different from the other cells you've been in. >> it's based on cleanness. we have to be clean. we keep ourselves clean and organized. islam is islam. in here or the street, it's the same. >> but bhutto and garza have more in common than religion. >> my sentence is life without a possibility of patrol. >> i'm charged wi

. >> reporter: the most controversial part of the draft seeks a translation of the koran to be published in german. critics say austria is trying to create its own version of islam. >> you may be able, at the end of the day, to say this koranic verse is against the values of european enlightenment or the austrian constitution. we want you muslims to say that's not - we don't believe in this verse or that verse. >> this is one of two centers in austria that looks like a mosque the the rest are prayer rooms. the government conditions with a plan. muslims are preparing themselves for more restrictions. modernization fears are rife within the community. they say they are profiled constantly. >> it hurts. i grew up here. i never hurt anyone. now we are judged and pigeonholed. people forget we are old people, and we have to get along. i'm proud of austria. it hurts when you hear we are not integrated. we pay taxes and go skiing. many believe the old war is a poddel in europe, and march to integrate muslims into austrian society and would rather the government didn't change it. >> italy remains

the turkish president that it would be good if all leaders condemned violence as being against the koran. his final event was a meeting with about 100 young refugees. the message from one of them was an echo of the popes. >> we the christians of iraq are connected to all our christian faith. >> for francis it may well have been the perfect note to close his trip. allen pizzi, cbs news, istanbul. >> public or private forms of expression. here is julianna goldman. >> after his wife left him and took their with to chirp, anthony elonis. prompted a visit from the fbi he lashed out at law enforcement too, little agent lady pull so close, pull my 95, slit her throat. elonis said he wasn't being truthful. now the supreme court which tail its first look at the limits of free speech on social media and decide whether such posts are constitutionally protected, or rise to a true threat which is illegal. the court has never given a clear answer as to what constitutes a true threat. in 1969 it was in favor of a war protestor, and in 2003, the court ruled that cross-burning is not in itself a true thr

think of the burning of the korans and how many people died as a result. they will use this to incite violence. >> joe wilson, what's your reaction to that? >> they should have thought of that before they issued the documents authorizing this. and it's not just the cia. i read jose rodriguez' piece in the "washington post", but he does make a good point that his political masters, the extent to which they are not included in this cia report is probably inadequate, and i would begin with dick cheney and george bush himself and go right down the line, scooter libby, david addington, his lawyer, alberto gonzalez and everybody who signed off on these authorizations for something that is against every international treaty obligation that we have made on the particular subject. the u.n. convention on human rights, the u.n. convention on torture, the geneva convention, all of which has standing as u.s. law in addition to the international treaty commitments. >> mieke, there are a number of reasons for keeping information classified and plenty of information aroun

and do you not know that the very first word of the holy koran is the word icra, which means read. >>ediment to girls' education in pakistan. the real problem is a lack of money. the pakistani government doesn't adequately invest in education, and it's a deep cultural problem. it's important to keep in mind that pakistani brothers and fathers and uncles still do not want to send their girls to go to school. i can take you to huge swaths of the country where there's no taliban and girls aren't educated. >> she said she's going to donate her prize money, her nobel prize money to build schools in pakistan, especially in her home area there. let's listen to more about what she said about the problem in places like pakistan of some of the leaders of countries like that having their kids and their daughters go to school, but not worrying about others. let's listen to that. >> why do leaders accept that for children in developing countries, only basic literally is sufficient when their own children do homework in algebra, mathematics, science and physics. leaders must seize this sunt to guar

one must be able to turn to the koran, to turn to it and show how isis is making a mockery of a great world religion, and you cannot appeal to islamic jury i have thes unless you can cite koran, do all the things you would do in working before any other jurists anywhere in the world. you need legal expertise to get the islamic legal scholars to be on our side. >> congressman bradsher man, some very important and thought owe provoking points. thank you. >> for a deal in iraq that could threaten the group and more news from the middle east, i'm joint by dahlly beast reporter. let's start with something that affects paris, this conversation that i just had about this alleged al-qaeda plot to blow up five airliners before christmas, an article in the daily beast says that u.s. officials are not talking about this and that it's curious that they aren't. >> one of the problems with this is that there was a lot of news about a plot that sound add lot like this last summer. it got a lot of publicity and led to changes at the airport. >> led to changes at the airport, all kinds of security ale

mortenson tells it is that he was held for eight days and won you over by asking for a koran and promisingols in the area. is that true? >> this is totally false, and he is lying. he was not kidnapped. >> that's ahead, when 60 minutes on cnbc returns. [ticking] that it's given me time toabout reflect on some of life'seen biggest questions. like, if you could save hundreds on car insurance by making one simple call, why wouldn't you make that call? see, the only thing i can think of is that you can't get any... bars. ah, that's better. it's a beautiful view. i wonder if i can see mt. rushmore from here. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. hard it can be...how ...to breathe with copd? it can feel like this. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled... ...copd maintenance treatment... ...that helps open my airways for a full 24 hours. you know, spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you hav

the usain korans have signaled they are ready to release up to 225 prisoners they have taken. the ukrainian security services estimate 630 prisoners are being hold. prisoner swaps. also stopping the fight withdrawing heavy weapons. this is causing the flying. the cease-fire was signed on september a. for many months after that, over 1,000 people have died since that cease-fire was signed. in the past two weeks there has been what is called a silent regime. things have seemed to be more quiet. there is an unsteady truce with sporadic firing from either side. but it seems to have been holding. it is a little better environment. finally, what they are eventually going to have to tackle are bigger issues. essentially they accuse kiev of cutting off financing. and the status. there are two regions which are the separatist bastions, they want their own status. the problem is the pro-russian separatists held their own elections in november. kisner ev then said basically everything is off. >> the christmas latos on the champs-elysees is one of the best displace in france, if not the w

i am -- as a muslim woman he believe he existed from the koran because these type of words can nevermanmade. no matter what you call this power. allah, jesus, yahweh, whatever. it's one at the end. >> and in all these religious traditions, judaism, christianity, and islam, moses finally answered god's call and headed home to face down the pharaoh. >> coming up just minutes from now, snakes and hail and clouds of locusts. we go in search of the story behind the ten plagues and the pharaoh who messed with moses. our journey around the world and across time continues when "back to the beginning with christiane amanpour" returns. dad,thank you mom for said this oftprotecting my future.you. thank you for being my hero and my dad. military families are uniquely thankful for many things, the legacy of usaa auto insurance could be one of them. if you're a current or former military member or their family, get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. [martha and mildred are good to. go. here's your invoice, ladies. a few stops later, and it looks like big

he said that the teachings of islam's holy koran emphasize peace. he went on to say that discrimination would be lessened if people had a better understanding of the world's various faiths. >>> doctors and other medical workers marched in russia's capital to protest against health care reforms. the demonstrators say the government's overhaul will put thousands of people out of work. public rallies are unusual in russia. but organizers say more than 3,000 people took part in sunday's demonstration. russian leaders are overhauling health care, as they rein in fiscal spending. they're responding to western sanctions, and falling oil prices. the reforms are expected to lead to job losses for more than 7,000 doctors and in moscow alone more than 20 hospitals and clinics are likely to close. >> translator: health care is falling apart. social care is falling apart. education is falling apart. as a doctor, i want to say that in the medical profession, salaries are being slashed. the authorities take away all the bonuses, and increase the amount of work. >>

have you not learned that in the holy koran, if you kill one person, it is like you kill humanity?know that mohammed he says, do not harm yourself or othe others. do you not know that very first word of the holy koran means read. the terrorists tried to stop us. take me and my friends, who are here today t on our school bus in 2012. neither did ideas northeir bullets could win. we survived. since that day, our voices have run louder and louder. i tell my sister, not because it is unique, because it is not. it is the story of many girls. today, i tell their stories, too. i have brought with me some of my sisters from pakistan, from nig nigeria, my brave sisters, who were shot that day on our school bus, but they have not stopped learning. her brother was killed. she didn't succumb. my 16-year-old courageous sister, mazoon, from syria. who now lives in jordan as a refugee. she goes from tent to tent, encouraging boys and girls and to learn. my sister, amina, from the north of nigeria, stops girls, and even kidnaps girls, just for wanting to go to school. one girl. the idea is one per

. >> they ransacked the cupboards and broke the computer, they even stepped over the koran after it fell on the ground. >> junction serves several illegal settlements in the occupied west bank and is a popular hitchhiking spot for settlers. two weeks ago, in june in the same area three settlers were kidnapped and found dead two weeks later. hostilities between palestinians and israelis in the occupied west bank is not new. however led to revenge attacks here. however israel has boosted security, and expanded its crack downs over palestinians, it has not been able to stop these attacks. plnches, ramallah. >> raya, tell us about the investigation into these two attacks. >> yes, well, there has been no claim of responsibility for either the explosion in madugery or the raid in yowae state targeting the capital. all the finger pointing were in the direction of boko haram once again. in the past couple of hours the government of yobae state, describing the attacks, describing it as lainous and barbaric. -- heinous and barbaric. that is the major concern whether the fighters who raided the tow

there have been before -- the soap called calluses to have been visible lately for distributing the koran on city streets. another factor is a lot of talk about the possibility of homegrown jihadism, not coming so much from immigrants that those born in germany of muslim background. the people who have been conducting these protests in dresden have co-opted a chant used by east germans when they brought the wall down -- we are the people. many of them are from the mainstream, middle of german society but there are no question that these protests are being orchestrated by members of the far right and hooligans looking for the far right and neo-nazis. >> thank you very much for your insights. >> meanwhile in france, officials have pledged to fight another rising trend -- anti-semitism. there has been a rise in anti-semitic -- anti-semitism. >> earlier this year, a french jihadist was accused of murdering her people at a jewish museum in brussels. >> and there has been another attack in the past week that some ascribe to anti-semitism. >> all appears quiet in the paris suburb will stop but b

think of the burning of the korans and how many people died as a result. they will use this to incite violence. >> former cia director michael hayden is speaking out, denying they lied about the enhanced interrogation techniques. we will be on that on morning joe. >>> a massive typhoon in the philippines, now heading to the capital. the death toll has been minimal, with at least three people confirmed dead. more than a million people on the move seeking shelters in churches and schools. homes have been washed away. flood waters continue to rise. more than 30 million people have been affected by this storm so far. >> we turn now to business and record highs for stocks last week. after news that 300,000 jobs were added to the economy. that prompted the economy. what are investors watching for this week? >> the numbers were great. 321,000, overall this year, without the december figure, we had 2.65 million jobs created in the united states. this is great news and has been. but there's a missing ingredient. and that has been average hourly wages. the average a

there must be a much more aggressive calling out because these gentlemen, they are quoting the koran, calling it -- that's what inspires them to do this. so, this is -- this is going to be a very long hard look within -- >> but, dan, is this really about islam or about maniacs who twist the koran to their own twisted sort of desires? >> well, you have to understand, this guy and others are being radicalized -- call it what you will, but being radicalized by the exploitation of social media. this guy was using all avenues, posting on youtube, he was having his hostages calling a local radio station. he was taking a playbook right out of isis to basically spread the word. that's the problem, it's inspiring more and more of these attacks. again, this was a lone wolf, a crackpot, a claimed cleric, if you will, a muslim cleric, but by all indications this guy was really a criminal leading down to probably a terrorist and the jihadist calling. but it's growing. the fact this guy is from iran really probably a shia, i would assume, with me making no connection to isis makes no sense. the maj

many say but we are not this, because the koran is a book of peace. it's a prophetic book of piece. it is not islam. >> to hong kong, and it saw some of the worst violence since protests began. press moved in to clear a protest site. demonstrators want the people of hong kong to choose their candidates in the 2017 election without interference from beijing. rob mcbride reports. >> reporter: as morning rush hour approaches, the police move in, scattering protesters, demolishing their tents. hundreds of officers in riot gear forced the demonstrators off the road. outside the main government buildings. the morning access followed a night of clashes on the streets of hong kong during the 2-month long struggle. pitched battles around the main government headquarters in the main admiralty district, home to the demonstrate's main hostage site. student leaders called for a big turn out. what they said would be a new tactic, telling protesters to come prepared with goggles and masks. then they revealed they would try to parr lease the government by laying siege to all the entrances of the go

to publish ournalist the story that turned out to be guantÁnamo bay, army soldiers were flushing koransdown the toilet. people around the world were being killed by that, literally, and it was a full story. then sony comes out with this thing, and it causes all kinds of problems. in law, we have a thing that says you cannot yell fire in a crowded movie theater. well, why not? because if you do so, in my people to get killed. so if you can't yell fire in a crowded movie theater, then why can you do all of these other things when you know it is going to get people killed. the other part has to do with the fact that congress one respecting a ie religion, nor -- law respecting a religion, nor the freedom of. then have her children go the ly forced to public schools because they cannot afford to opt out where express their religious views. to not express religious views as to foster atheism. so i think we have some real contradictions here. thank you very much for taking my call. palm beach west florida, dennis. we are in the final minutes of "washington journal" this morning. on a f the que

yesterday he shot officer rafael ramos and wenjian liu in their squad koran their lunch break. he later took his own life. prior to the shooting brinsley posted a message on instagram saying it was in retaliation for deaths of black men at the hands of white police but mother of eric again per, killed by a new york police officer, denounced the killing. >> police officers go out there and risk their life, and our condolence to the family and we stand with the family. >> new york's police commissioner laid a wreath at makeshift memorial at the scene of the killings, and flags, at precincts are flying at half staff. >>> bridging gap between law enforcement the and community was a goal of the meet to go day in wilmington. resurrection center invited wilmington police officials to take part in the q and a session with young people. organizers say in light of recent events, they hope to opened up an important >> with the reaction of visceral reaction, of the nation, the the fact is that we still need our government, our officials, and our law enforcement, and they are still honorabl

. >> reporter: someone set jessica chambers koran fire on a rural road in courtland, mississippi. some kind of accelerant was use whether it was gas, lighter fluid or something else they don't know. it is not clear whether it was poured on the car or directly on chambers. he died a short time later. >> i mean she was loved by everybody. i don't know who could, who would want to do this or why or nothing. >> reporter: surveillance video at a gas station shows chambers stopping to talk to someone not long before her death, investigators have reviewed this video and apparently spoken to the people she spoke to. the only leads appear to be something chambers was able to tell fire fighters before she died, prosecutors won't say what, and a call he received on a cell phone before she left her house, that phone, prosecutors say may be key to everything. >> i mean i have have so many questions, i want to know why. >> reporter: andrew spencer for "eyewitness news". >>> our time is 5:49. >> before you walk out the door we will have another check of traffic and weather together on the three'

other countries, but you don't want to capture them, put them in a tropical place and give them a koran and let them play socker? >> they used valid interrogation techniques that was able to get us actionable intelligence. that's the part i don't understand. bob, what would you like to say? >> i think that a lot of this information has been out and made public already and so it's not going to become a lot of news here. i don't blame them for saying, be careful when this comes out, although i think that's a state of readiness that already exists. allies they're talking about are countries like saudi arabia, who clandestinely took certain prisoners and did the kinds of things to them that we as americans would not do. i think if you're going to do something in the name of the american public, then the american public as a right to know what you're doing. and what you're doing in my view, not object nly is it out realm, inconceivable to -- >> they're kept up for 24 hours straight, they play loud music, that's bad and we shouldn't be doing it. but they should be able to kill 3,000 people in

with terrorist groups, they used the propaganda, the cartoons in the newspaper, the burning of the koranuld we do it today? >> senator feinstein wants to release this report and says the reason to do it is because you want this out there so that americans know what happened so that it will not happen again. >> well, it is not going to happen again. we passed a law that says it will not happen again. we passed that law. this is not a matter of it happening again. it is a matter of the graphic nature of the description of these things, exposing some of who cooperated in the interest of a tense adrenaline filled time. it is definitely going to create some problems. >> this past weekend special operators tried to a rescue american hostages in yemen. it did not go as planned. both the hostages were killed. we understand it could have been ours from release. was this rescue mission a mistake? >> i don't believe so. obviously the tragedy of the loss of the lives of the hostages was a tragedy. the rightthat it was thing to do. the intelligence community had credible information that one of the h

caller: the dartoonist, whether he's ever made a cartoon marking the sharia or the koran as he has marked christianant? guest: i think jesus had a sense of humor. i don't think that i was mocking christian tradition by using the three wise men which is thousands and thousands of cartoons have been drawn over the years by many, many cartoonists where this was used as a metaphor. so i don't accept that. host: twitter. guest: just on this show apparently. no. yes, all the time. that's the one thing that is very -- it happens. and there's misinterpretation. one thing i don't want to do when i'm drawing a cartoon is make what i think is a clear point and then have some little problem with the cartoon that i missed somehow, that makes that other problem the point. and so that's important to be clear. host: back to politics the a shot of an elephant here as we look back at politics. tea party insurgents have been beaten back and the establishment won. and as those different lines get said the elephant more fs sort of into a teapot itself. published in the "washington post" today. we have another

is, he went and got one of those books and said today we wonder why did thomas jefferson have the koranthomas jefferson wanted to understand what he was saying we are commanded to do this? how did thomas jefferson respond to the barbary pirates, he sent the united states marines and he killed them. and if it does not make you very comfortable, the nation will be at the point fed is right now. canadian soldier who is standing on guard who gets shot in the back of his head, the two nypd officers who are standing there in queens and some guy runs up and puts an ax in their head, a 54-year-old woman who goes to work in a chicken processing factory in oklahoma and gets be headed. the autism, terrorism, what just happened in jerusalem in the last 24 hours? two palestinian guys go into a synagogue shooting, hacking, three american rabbis lost their life, how was it phrase from the white house? extremism. that is the same thing they call tea party people. they don't want to admit the ideology. >> in your opinion i would like to know what is the most pressing issue facing our country today? the

to ask this question, i hit enter and i saw plenty of websites talking about contradictions in the koransome time to research them, but once i concluded that there were generally contradictions, that's when i wiped away totally my faith. >> that's when you stopped being a muslim? >> that's when i stopped being a muslim in my heart, in my belief. >> years of radical brainwashing strip away in seconds and storm makes a stunning decision to switch sides. >> i told them, guys, i'm no longer muslim. i want to fight the war on terror. >> the question now, would anyone believe him? here's a question for you: when electricity is generated with natural gas instead of today's most used source, how much are co2 emissions reduced? up to 30%? 45%? 60%? the answer is... up to 60% less. and that's a big reason why the u.s. is a world leader in reducing co2 emissions. take the energy quiz -- round 2. energy lives here. we're celebrating the season with our chicken tortellini alfredo, made with five cheeses, and topped with smoked chicken, add a crisp, classic caesar salad for a pairing that brings comfo

i hit enter, and i saw plenty of websites talking about contradictions in the koran.t took some time to research them, but once i concluded that they were genuinely contradictions, that's when i wiped totally away my faith. >> that's when you stopped being a muslim? >> that's when i stopped being a muslim in my heart, in my belief. >> years of radical brainwashing strip away in seconds, and storm makes a stunning decision to switch sides. >> i told them, guys, i'm no longer muslim. i want to fight the war on terror. >> the question now, would anyone believe him? >>> morten storm has lost his faith in islam but not his desire to fight. now he wants to switch sides to work for the west as a double agent targeting his former friends, the radical islamists. he tells us he reaches out to danish intelligence agents. they meet immediately. the first order of business, room service. and storm orders what no devout muslim would eat or drink. >> i told him i want something with pork and bacon in it and i want a beer. >> beer and bacon for a muslim. >> he couldn't believe it. he

they are not north koran embassies, these are front companies that access the internet and access talent in some of these countries, germany, russia, china, and others. this is a necessity for north korea to implement their cyber warfare attacks, because it is simply too risky in many cases to launch them from north korea itself because of its control over the internet. it is very easy to identify when it would be then. they operate she's satellite offices that kind of do the attacks on their behalf. >> a fascinating read. thank you so much for that additional detail. jason glassburg, we will right back with more of "bloomberg west" after this quick break. >> i'm emily chang and this is "bloomberg west." evan williams is starting a new venture capital firm to work on world positive investing. obvious ventures is seeking to fins young companies with investments ranging from $1 million to $5 million. bryan womack joins us with more. how is this different from everybody else's? >> he has a little bit of clout here in the valleys. he is going after this space. it's in three different buckets

compholly border when al shabaab militants boarded the bus and if they couldn't cite verses of the koraney were executed. he issued a long address to the people here yesterday saying this country is effectively at war against islamic extremists. he said that two of his top security personnel would go and were replaced. and he would try to make sure that intelligence, that gaps in the security forces were improved, tightened up, to make the police stronger, more coordinated to better combat al shabaab in 18. many people here feel kenyan defense forces shouldn't be involved in somalia, and it's because of that that they are getting attack. but clearly, the president will not stop that mission. he made that very clear. >> diana magnay in nairobi, thank you. >>> president obama urging cons to approve $6 billion in emergency aid to fight ebola in west africa. the president said the united states needs to continue to fund basic research and help build better public health systems in that region so the world can contain future outbreaks. he calls it a smart investment. some lawmakers are not so