the koran is very clear on other religions. koran and the prophet mohammed consider only the religion of islam to be the legitimate religion. christians are lost their way. jews are confused. in many passages in koran separation of those who believe in other words those who are muslim and those who are not. in particular christians and jews must be given three choices, either convert to islam pay a discriminatory tax or die. there are numerous stories of the prophet mohammed in the koran and outside of him vagd wage in jihad killing the men and divvying up the women as slaves for those who fought along with him. now, can you say this is a document from the seventh century but it's being applied today in many places. >> it certainly has been applied today in the jihadists believe that. and, you know, you can't deny it, they are going around. but the question is how -- look, on the 1.6 billion muslims all around the world what percentage of them believe that it's okay to harm people of other faiths? and i don't know. i just don't

she did not ban the koran. show was accused of banning the koran and some random man calls and says she banned the koran and a mob of men come out and lynch her. that is committing wrong. then jihad who willry war. that should be replaced with holy peace. if these pave amendments are made, and given the time that we have, i can't delve into every one of them but i do get into depth within the book, i think that we will have a separation of religion from politics in islam. i think that we in the west because that is obviously the last question what kind we in the west do to help this process of reformation if anything, i would say we have to side with those individuals and those groups who are trying to bring about that kind of change. this is my five cents commitment to it. and now i welcome your questions. [applause] john: thank you so much. so reforming major world religion in such a fundmental way as you described seems to be a huge undertaking. do you view yourself as someone who is planting the seed for ch

she did not burn the koran. she was accused of burning the koran.and some random man calls and says, this woman burns koran and a mob of men come out and lynch. that is command and forbidden koran. then of course jihad holy war. that should be replaced with holy peace. if these five amendments are made, and given the time that we have i can't delve into everyone of them but i do get into depth within the book, i think that we will have a separation of religion from politics in islam. i think that we in the west, because that is obviously the last question, what can we in the west do to help this process of reformation if anything? i would say we have to side with those individuals and those groups who are trying to bring about that kind of change. this is my five cent commitment to it. and now i welcome your questions. [applause] >> thank you so much. so reforming major world religion in such a fundamental way, as you describe, seems to be a huge undertaking. do you view yourself as someone who's planting the seed for change that will happen maybe d

. >>> man is found dead inside this burning koran southwest philadelphia a. now philadelphia police are trying to determine his identity a and also figure out exactly how this happened. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us outside southwest detective with the details, justin, good morning. >> reporter: erika, good morning. when this car was found yesterday it was completely on fire. the once those flames were brought under control a body was found inside, body of the man. who he is, how he got there and how he died this morning is all part of the death investigation. the just behind the runway of philadelphia international the a airport alongside the 4700 block of fort mifflin road a honda accord was found on fire lead are slim. >> we're unsure as to what happened. there is no witnesses no video camera. this is a public roadway but not really travel. >> reporter: time 3:30 tuesday afternoon when philadelphia fire arrived on the scene this fire so intense, foam was used to stop the burning and later revealed a single victim. >>> they extinguish the

richard korans korans. >> good morning, everyone i can't think of a better occasion to be here at the new willie brown jr. middle school in the heart of the bayview and part of reason why we're so excited you're not going to be able to within the scope the miles. >> off our faces we closed the old willie brown facility we made a promise to rebuild this school and it will be the premier middle school not only in northern california but in the state of california perhaps the country (clapping) i think that when you look around although principle hydro hydrowould be embarrassed of the dust it is appropriate because willie brown jr. middle school in the future will leave everybody in its dusts that's how much we believe in the school he's been long time what is contained in the school i want to emphasize san francisco has a fully choice enrollment system and ladies and gentlemen when we have 3 hundred sophisticates available at the brand new facility we've received over 3 hundred and 65 requests for one of the spots we have more requests then spades the word is out people want to come is

as jim pointed out, if there is a koran verse saying if you don't convert to islam you can pay a tax but if you don't pay the tax -- >> they say the narrator says perform prayer and pay which means you have an opportunity to convert to islam and won't die. >> they also in the video make reference to other christians in mosul and iraq made the same offer apparently refused the over and were killed. this is the thing. it's not just christians the target. shiite muslims as well yazidis, these old religions that are in that area of iraq and syria they control they're all targets. what's particular about it when they go after christians is that part of that message is meant for us. it's showing that you in the west are targets as well and they know that these images have particular provocative power for them. >> the -- one group beheaded another group shot in the head is there a symbolic difference from the perspective? >> i generally have no idea. typically they've beheaded their victims. but, you know, there is nothing in the koran about shooting people because obviously these kinds of

the test was if you can recite the koran. this feels like a new level of brutality. >> erin unfortunately, it's not for al shabab and not islamic extremists as a whole. in the mall in the west gate male mall attack they did the same thing. they said who is the mother of the prophet and if the person couldn't answer the question they were shot. then asking if you were a muslim if they were hesitated, they were shot. their brutality is unparalleled. isis is brutal. other groups have been notorious for their brutality. unlike in nairobi or kenya which has 85% christian population in somalia it's muslim population. >> you're seeing this in iraq and acrass the middle east where christians have been forced to flee. they're burning them alive. the egyptians who were one after the other beheaded on the beach on film. the reason was because they were christian. this is a new level of visibility and religious targeting, isn't it? >> yeah. i think it is. here we are commemorating 2,000 plus years ago the persecution of jesus christ on g

it shows adolf hitler and a former arab leader and the words islamic jew hatred it's in the koran. cydney long has more. >> reporter: the septa riders we've been speaking to say they are saddened and sickened by what they see. they agree with first amendment and freedom of speech but say these ads on the side of septa city buses cross the line. >> it's bad. i'm hurt by it. >> routine septa riders along with visitors to the city of brotherly love reacting today to black and white advertisements roll big before their eyes. the ads backed by american freedom defense initiative show hitler with a former arab ally. >> i have a small child, i'm raising him to be a muslim man. to see those things w with the youth, the violence going on today, it's scary. >> leave well enough alone. why stir up trouble. the man is dead. >> how ironic the timing. would do it now, we're getting read i do celebrate easter they're trying to bring awareness to their cause. >> reporter: on the counter offensive, c.a.r.e. the council on american islamic relations left leaflets at love park. >> our message all alo

she was accused of burning the koran. but farkhunda was innocent and the backlash was immediate. at her funeral, women activists carried her coffin breaking with afghan tradition. and thousands demonstrated not just in kabul but in germany, london and new york. all demanding justice. that's what her family wants too. her mother says she made sure all eight of her daughters including farkhunda were educated so they could contribute to society. >> the government should be held accountable for every drop of farkhunda's blood. she's not just my daughter, she's the daughter of the nation. >>reporter: her brother says the police on the scene should have saved her. instead the police chief initially told the media that farkhunda had mental problems and encouraged her parents to lie. >> he told us to say the same thing, that if we didn't angry people would burn the whole city. that we had to calm people down. >>reporter: farkhunda was killed in this busy part of kabul in broad daylight. her mother says the killing isn't a reflection of the whole nation but the false of just a few bad peo

so they do have they do not always rely on the koran. and though they do. and also rely on stories and islamic history. and they do not always rely on theories. isis. considering establishments as ill legit machlt and also that they can fight the examples and also give you the example to clarify this better. specked at least within the sunnis and by sunnis and that he of the first commander in chief. and there was a battle in what is today. iraq between the muslim article army and the percentage army. all of the time. and during the battle the muslim army being defeated at some point the muslim army. commander. promised god that there was a word for that. to make a pledge to god. that if he defeats them in the persian army. he would create the blood or river out of their blood. eventually. ' commander. defeated the persian army a day later. he started to slaughter the people that tried to flee and the tricky thing for him is that he could not make a river out of the blood. so he had to think. he found himself like put into a pickle basically. that he would

. >> you notice they never focus on the koran. they always go right to the bible. right?use 80% of americans call themselves christians they're going to go to that. >> we're encouraging all faiths and introspection of our background. let's spread around this thinking to all faiths. it hammers the christians on this one. >> we can talk about the tenets of islam. and in saudi arabia women aren't allowed to drive cars. >> all of this should be out of the military. there shouldn't be any conversation about this. >> i want to know how much money goes to these wacky ideas. i'd love to defund that amount. >> factor tip of the day, why baseball players want to look like moses. i cannot figure this out. the tip moments away. >>> time for tip of the day, insane beard on baseball players. the 150th anniversary of lincoln's assassination. if you really want to know what happened and why it happened my book "killing lincoln" is for you. today is one of the saddest days in our history. i believe abraham lincoln was our greatest president. killing lincoln's first of my killing series ha

. >> even though they have their bible or koran, whatever religious preference they are, they'll stille 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 with m

buses that show adolf hitler and a former arab leader and the words islamic jew hatred it's in the korants will hand leaflets to septa riders all month long to spread a message of tolerance and peace. >>> crews are working to fix a gas main break that caused evacuations in camden county. skyforce 10 was over magnolia about an hour ago. authorities evacuated four homes after a worker broke a gas main at north walnut street and brook avenue. no one was hurt here. >>> police arrested nearly 30 people wanted for crimes in berks county this morning during a drug task force sweep. the suspects range in age from 16 to 50 years old. >>> undercover detectives purchased drugs from those suspects some paying as much as $1500. tonight arrest warrants are out for suspects who are still on the run following today's sweep. >>> philadelphia police are looking for this man who robbed a woman in hunting park. you can see the man approach the suspect early monday morning on north 5th street and grab her by the throat. the woman tried to get away the suspect pepper sprayed her and punched her in the face be

they had just gotten out of the koran masher street. mother's injuries were visible a as she visited the memorial after her son was taken off life support. the community is pleading with the driver to come forward. >> turn yourself over. do the right thing. >> turn yourself in. because if it was vice versa if you had a child you would want to dot same thing no way to deal with someone so inhumane that can hit a human being let alone a small child when the mother was trying to protect him and he was taken right from her arms and thrown right across the the street here and she could do nothing to save a him. >> a $20,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest and conviction in this case. >>> police expect the driver of another tragic hit and run to turn herself in. they have already taken her suv which they say hit and killed a four year-old on monday. police say the boy ran in the the street in the 1600 block of south 57th street in kingsessing. the suv hit him and continued on. >>> dramatic moments when a man falls

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she was accused of burning the koran. she was incident and the backlash immediate. at her funeral, women activists carried her coffin breaking with afghan tradition, and thousands demonstrated not just in kabul, but general assembly london and new york all demanding justice. >> that is what her family wants too. her mother said she made sure allate of her daughters were educated so they could contribute to society. >> the government should be held accountable for every drop of her blood. she's not just my daughter she's the daughter of the nation. >> her brother says the police on the scene should have saved her. the police chief told the media she had mental problems and encouraged her parents to lie. >> translation: he told us to say the same thing, if we didn't angry people would burn the city. we had to calm people down. >> reporter: she was killed in this busy part of kabul in daylight. there's a sign martyr avenue. the killing is not a reflection of the nation but the fault of a few bad people. >> reporter: a few hundred meters away the spot where the body was

they told officers -- interpretation of the koran. they told officers who had already gone to fight in syria and who was planning to. it was a call for help. >> i don't know what was done i don't know what the police actually did. >> last year, the group traveled to syria unhindered. the young men sent heroic pictures back to germany, chatted with their friends online. they boasted that they were on their way to paradise. but some of them also quickly said that they wanted to come home. one of the group said he was going to commit a suicide attack to enter paradise like a bird, he said. his mother posted this picture on facebook a few weeks later. but could all of this have been prevented? >> it's hard to understand that the police didn't do anything. it's hard to say in retrospect what might have happened if passports had been confiscated for example, or if the young people had been spoken to. but it would at least have been a signal, and perhaps one or two could have been caught. >> none of the group pointed out that police had thei

trapped shoppers were asked to cite verses from the koran. anyone who couldn't were executed. the attack left 67 dead. tonight they named this man in the attack. it placed a 167 f$179,000 bounty on him. it appear nos additional securities were mentioned. only the regular security guards manning the gate and although students were told they could go home campus life continued as normal. debora patta cbs news south africa. >>> there's now apparent evidence that the hijacking by its co-pilot was premeditated. also the flight's data recorder has been rekoshd. prosecutors say andreas lubitz spent time online researching. investigators say he locked the captain out of the cockpit and flew the jet into the mountain. last month's crash killed all 150 people on board. >>> arkansas and indiana have new religious freedom law this morning after lawmakers passed revised bills. governors in both states are applauding the measure and hope they put an end to the uproar. >> reporter: arkansas governor hutchinson signed his freedom bill thursday the second attempt. the first attempt was sent ba

the is a must placed loudspeakers to play motivational chance, promoting jihad" in verses from the koran. hundreds have died in the conflict many of them civilians. most of the infrastructure of the city center has been destroyed. thousands of families fled the city and have nowhere to return to after artillery devastated their homes. many buildings have been shelved as snipers took to the rooftops. the government is trying to divert oil revenue to its own coffers. it needs the funds for weapons and ammunition. western countries are attempting to broker an agreement for a single unity government composed of moderates. a tall order considering the bitter divisions. >> a check of business headlines, the eu is breathing a sigh of relief. greece has met its imf commitment on time. but the country still has a cash flow problem and continues to look for ways to stay solvent. >> the prime minister has wrapped up a two bay does it -- today visit to russia to talk about economic deals but nothing about russian cash to ease greece's plight. days to submit another list of acceptable reforms to brus

local media quote survivors as saying the gunmen asked people to recite verses from the koran and that they only killed those unable to answer the questions properly. >>> japanese prime minister abe condemned the attack. abe sent a message to kenyan president. he said he's shocked and angered by the killings. he described the attack as heinous and said it cannot be justified. abe offered his sympathy to people who got wounded and condolences to bereaved families. he said japan will support the government and people of kenya against their fight against terrorism. >>> negotiators from iran and six world powers have reached a milestone. they have agreed on a framework designed to keep tehran's nuclear program peaceful. but there are differences on major sticking points. delegates from iran, five permanent members of the u.n. security council and germany wrapped up eight days of talks with a joint statement. >> the united states, together with our allies and partners, has reached an historic understanding with iran. >> obama and other world leaders want to prevent the country from creating

the koran is very different from the bible. ultimately, it is about people. and as a u.s. commander, you are obligated that what you do is for the force and the mission. >> what is more difficult serving as a navy seal or raising money for a political campaign? representative zinke: being a navy seal is a great job. being a congressman, i laugh sometimes, it saying it is more difficult. as a seal, you can watch things get done. you can engage, you have a terrific team around you. normally, you have resources and you can watch the progress being made. on the helm, on the current polarization, there is a progress being made. progress is not as rapid as you would like, you need to exercise patience, and some is just political rhetoric. some people don't want the facts . they care about an agenda. i never looked through life through a red blue lens. it has always been red white blue. i never asked the political affiliation of those folks around me, as a navy seal. i only care about how good they were, were they skilled, committed, did they have the right training, and did they

if you could recite verses from the koran you were spared. the attack lasted all day. eventually, kenyan security forces forced their way in and corner for terrorist detonated suicide vests, and blew themselves up. >> extend condolences to the families of those who have perished in this attack. we continue to pray for the quick recovery of the injured. >> many residents are afraid that al-shabaab will strike again. >> we do not know what the government will do. >> authorities have offered a reward for information leading to the capture of the suspected mastermind behind the attack and imposed a curfew from dusk to dawn in this and neighboring counties. >> the government has vowed to deal with its security shortfalls but how exactly? what is it going to do? >> it has to change in some direction in so far as it has to work more adequately -- react more adequately to warnings when they hear them. also, there seems to be no proper analyst. there has been no analysis as to how this could have been avoided and what consequences should follow. not only a question of having se

ads show adolph hitler and a former arab leader along with the words islamic jew hatred it's in the koran. the ads are back by the freedom defense initiative. they will hand leaflets to riders tomorrow to send a message of tolerance and peace. >>> from our south jersey bureau, police hope you can help them find a man wanted for trying to lure a 13-year-old girl into his truck. the girl was walking to a corner store when police say the man pulled up to her, and asked her to get inside his truck. she ignored him. and ran away. here's the picture of a truck similar to the one the man was driving. police describe it as a white chevy pickup with tinted windows. >>> camden touting new crime figures, a 48% drop in gunfire in the city from 2013 to 2014. those numbers come from a high-tech sound system that detects gunshots. 28 cities across the country use the system. camden saw the third largest drop in gunshots over those years. >>> a man died yesterday after police took him into custody. law enforcement dispute witnesses who say police officers attacked phillip white after he was handcuffed. t

to confirm they were muslims they would ask them questions from the koran. if answered quickly, you were put aside. if you answered wrongly, you were shot on the spot.andrew: today, a first glance inside the bloodbath. you may find the next image distressing. it shows the courtyard where the students were herded and killed. no surprise, there is now a heavy security presence in town. we are very close to the somali border. the bloodshed and anarchy that was once contained inside somalia now spills over into kenya. no one here seems able to stop it. a protest against the killers today. they are shouting "to hell without shabbat." there are signs the attackers may have been local. >> we blame the police and government for the murder. we are sharing a porous border with somalia, with al-shabaab headquarters. andrew: as families went to identify the dead, kenya's security challenges are deepening. andrew harding, abc news. -- bbc news. katty kay: i spoke a short time ago with the retired general who headed africa command. i want to pick up on what andrew harding

prayer services were never intended to replace the traditional mosque, nor are they reinterpreting the koran. >> never let us become jaded, disheartened overwhelmed. >> obviously we feel deeply misunderstood because when you turn on the tv you see these women as being objectified or oppressed or silenced or liberated if they leave the faith and the truth is that the women's mosque accepted what american women are all about. >> it feels like a special sisterhood. >> it is a place to neat woman to womaned renew their faith. >> omar villafranca, cbs news, los angeles. >> glor: that is the cbs evening news tonight, later on cbs "60 minutes". i am jeff glor, cbs news in new york. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org anyone. but tonight: hillary clinton's presidential announcement is polarizing california's political power players. those of you in the east bay could soon be paying more for your water...we'll tell you what to expect on your future water bills and giants baseball is back. how fans -- and the field crew -- are getting ready f

fire fighters responded to a koran fire in the area of hog island and fort mifflin road, yesterday afternoon. they found a honda a two door coupe, fully engulfed in flames, there were in witness's long the the desolate stretch of roadway near the philadelphia international the airport. >> they extinguish the fire in the front driver's seat of the car. it is believed to be a male body was charred all the way down to the bone. >> reporter: tag is still visible on the car. investigators are still working to identify victim and establish an exact cause of death. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch will have a live report coming up in the next hour. >>> seven million-dollar settlement has been reached in the beating death of the 23 year-old man in philadelphia's olde city section. twenty-three year-old kevin kless was beat ten death by three drunk men near fourth and market. two defunct nightclub lucy's hat club and g lounge agreed to pay seven million-dollar to settle a wrongful death wrong suit. they served three men that kless, passed the point of intoxication. two were under age. all thre

. >> a lot of people say i can justify according to the bible or koran.f your spouse is cheating on you, you have a right. god telling us certain way it is but you're better -- he give us -- we're human beings. we're given choice right from wrong. i can't justify what i did. she had a mother. she was somebody's daughter and she had a father. the worst part is i have a daughter with my wife and she have not just the mother but the father, what i did. i live with that every day. >> born in pakistan but raised in wyoming he told us his religion made him a victim as well. >> during my trial i was in september 11, so it was -- not a one case like mine anybody got sentenced like i did because i'm from pakistan. i believe in muslim. you know, i'm a firm believer, still, you know, i'm whatever i have coming nobody can stop it. nobody can benefit me or nobody can harm me without his permission. the way as a muslim i believe when leaves form the tree, it doesn't fall without his will. so every day what i do, what i don't it's been written in my book. ♪ why won't yo

trapped shoppers were asked to recite verses from the koran. anyone who couldn't was executed. the attack left 67 dead. tonight the kenyan government named this man as the mastermind of the university attack. it placed the bounty of $217,000 on him. garissa university did send letters to the students warning of a possible attack, but it appears no additional security measures were taken. and although students were told they could go home campus life continued as normal. debora patta, cbs news, south africa. >>> there's now apparent evidence that the hijacking by its co-pilot was premeditated. also the jet's flight data recorder has been recovered. prosecutors say andreas lubitz spent time online researching suicide methods and cockpit door security. investigators say he locked the capital out of the cockpit and then flew the jet into a mountain. last month's crash killed all 150 people on board. >>> arkansas and indiana have new religious freedom law this morning after lawmakers passed revised bills. governors in both states are applauding the measures and hope they've put an e

one reads jew hatred is in the koran.another says in any war between the civilized man and the savage, support the civilized man. they tried to block the ads on buses but a judge ruled blocking them violates the first amendment. we asked riders about the ads sponsored by the american freedom defense initiative. >> people are, like very ignorant and those people should be more respectful. >> saying you hate somebody and want to hurt somebody that's a different thing altogether. >> reporter: septa is looking into filing an appeal. it isn't known when the ads will appear, but they are already in d.c. and new york. and in just a few hours a national muslim civil rights group will launch its own campaign about a block away. we'll be bringing you their message to you in the next half hour. live now from center city monique braxton, "nbc 10 news." >>> and it's 5:46. the university of central pennsylvania has expelled three students following racist comments made during the school radio broadcast. bucknell university officials sa

. >>> philadelphia police find a koran fire near the airport and now medical examiner is trying to identify a body, inside. the fire marshall found a gas cannot trunk of that car. >>> florida a man is in custody after admitting steering a tiny helicopter on the u.s. capitol's west lawn. doug hughes says that he was delivering letters to congress to draw attention to campaign finance reform. >>> well, bridge scandal follows new jersey governor chris christie to new hampshire as he met voters for possible white house run. the voter confronted him in a manchester diner. >> he told me you were coming here and i made sure i come down here personally to make sure that the bridges were going to stay opened. >> which direction is the bridge i'm going to. >> christie's aids were accused of closing lanes on the george washington bridge in 2013 under political retribution. governor christie has in the been accused of any wrongdoing. >>> check out this scare, for the president of the european central bank, a protester interrupted a news conference in germany by jumping on the table and showering him wi

passerby called 911 shortly after 3:30 reporting a koran fire with the body inside. the location is near perimeter fence of philadelphia international. >> pretty limited access road. it is a public access road but limited by people. >> reporter: sources a say carries registered to someone who lives in south philadelphia a sources say the victim had has three prior arrests for being involved in chop shops. >> as a result of the fire marshall investigation they did find a gas cannot trunk of the car and the fire marshall investigation said that clearly an accelerate was used that burned very hot and not only that, they had to use foam to put this fire out. >> reporter: it was a pretty intense fire. >> yes, very intense fire. >> reporter: the medical examiner will have to determine, the cause of the death, whether he was shot stab or strangled before he was set on fire. presently police in witnesses but they are questioning relatives. we are live the at police headquarters, i'm dann cuellar for channel six "action news". >> dann, thank you. >>> a violation of warning to

the ad showing adolf hitler along with "islamic jew hatred, it's in the koran." opponents will be handing out leaflets from 10:00 to noon today. they want to send a message of tolerance and peace. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> ten minutes after 4:00. and the temperatures chilly this morning. back in the 30s. a couple spots in the 20s. skies are completely clear. this is a live view of center city from the adventure aquarium. and the wind has really died down. those areas seeing the lightest wind are seeing the coldest temperatures. 31 right now in reading. 38 in philadelphia. and wilmington with clear skies, 37 degrees. clear skies, good news, we are clear for sunshine today. it's going to be nice and bright at the shore. this is a view from the marquis to lafayette hotel this morning. the wind died down for reading, pottstown, allentown, northeast philadelphia. no wind or clouds. very dry air. that's what we have this morning giving us those cold temperatures. there are some high clouds. you see them moving through ne

of adolf hitler talking to a palestinian leader and the text reads islamic-jew hatred it's in the koranity leaders critical of the ad say the organization behind them is hiding behind free speech to spread hate. >> this is the opposite of what our religion stands for and therefore you should conduct yourself in a dignified and respectable manner and continue to do what it is that you're supposed to do and that is to be a model citizen. >> while we treasure and fight for the right of free speech we decry those who want to use the sacred privilege to insight hatred and prejudice. we can do better. we in philadelphia want to construct bridges of understanding. >> now the ads will run for four weeks on 84 septa buses. again, septa lost a court ruling to prevent the ads from running but has since proposed stricter guidelines to prohibit such ads in the future. back to you. >> happening today there is another job fair for teens looking for summer work. head to temple university's howard gittis student center. the fair will help students apply for summer jobs and internships. >> great weather

trapped shoppers were asked to recite verses from the koran. anyone who couldn't was executed. the attack left 67 dead. tonight, the kenyan government named mohamed kuno a high-ranking al-shabaab official, as the mastermind of the university attack. it placed a bounty of $217,000 on him. garissa university did cent letters to the students warning of a possible attack but it appears no additional security measures were taken. there were only the regular university guards manning the gates, and campus life continued as normal. >> pelley: debora patta reporting for us from south africa tonight. debra, thank you. two new york city women were arrested today accused of plotting an attack similar to the boston marathon bombing and jeff pegues is following this. >> reporter: 28-year-old noelle velentza and 31-year-old asia saddiqui are former roommates from this neighborhood in queens, new york, who prosecutors say had an obsession with building bombs. according to law enforcement officials, they had researched previous attacks in the united states-- the 1993 world trade center bombing