as opposed to in the evening, i would go to koran school. it was like the indian or pakistani system where boys and girls were separated. you sit in front of wooden benches, not understanding of word of what you are reading. if you made a mistake, you were slapped. this severe contrast, i believe late of foundation for an identity crisis that would manifest later on in life. when i got to high school, i wasn't picked on or bullied. i was one of the cool kids. we were part of the in crowd, so to speak. i had a house party, and my house party -- and my father was out of the country. he told his brother, my uncle to check on the house while he was gone. of course, in the middle of the house party, my uncle walked in. i was 17 years old. a teenager, it was the end of the world for me. i was shamed into feeling so bad about what i had done, i convinced myself that the only way i could make amends with my family was to quote unquote get religious. to do that, i went to india and pakistan on a four-month religious trip. while i was in pakistan, i h

read the koran. he said he is going to kill people. he said he is going to do whatever he has to do. you either become a muslim, or you die. guest: i read the koran in arabic and the prophet mohammed is not quoted in it even one time. meaning, he does not say "i" anything. you might need to read it 20,001 more times. host: from john in illinois for our guest. john, thank you for holding on. go ahead. caller: hello. guest: hi, john. caller: hello. yes. my comment is that humility and purity and chastity is love for god. the federalist papers mention article number eight, 11, and number 64, which pertains to america. i believe that this is completely contradictory to reality. if you read the federalist papers, the american revolution was based on letters eight, 11 and 64. they say that the unity in america is a mentality, and the revolution was based on this mentality. we lost this mentality, and we have to rollback to the mentality of the 1787 constitution. host: all right, thanks. off of twitter, interviewer -- a viewer asked, what is

in arabic, in the koran, another word means fighting.ad doesn't mean fighting, a main struggle, but is used in the context of fighting. this is what i learned. the taliban told me, in 19 a five, when you want to bring about change you have to use this. he held up his ak-47. as far as they were concerned, jihad -- whether you frame out of the doctors self-defense or offense of warfare, this is really the understanding of jihad. i just want to finish out the point by saying that jihad is a war tradition. it is a legitimate war tradition with rules of ethics and rules of engagement. what people do today in the name of jihad is not jihad, it is terrorism. host: mubin shaikh, he is the author of "undercover jihadi." our first call for you is john. john is in massachusetts on the democrats line. go ahead. caller: hi. yes. i don't know if you know this or not. i'm not that religious, but you might be. there was an article, and actually a court case, about one of your people. a woman who worked for abercrombie & fitch. she sue them because of he

she quoted the koran to you. >> yes. >> very specifically.. no. let me explain to you. islam, the second amendment, that we must understand. but islam also put restrictions on people in terms of when they attack us or when they adegrees upon us. the koran that you're quoting is historical context where the muslims under persecution were being killed and asked to defend and asked to fight against those who are fighting against them. >> it's like the old testament and new testament is scriptive. the koran is for all-time and prescriptive. >> we've got to leave it there. >> we're not here -- >>> the "question of the day" is next. you do all this research on the perfect car. gas mileage , horse power... torque ratios. three spreadsheets later you finally bring home the one. then smash it into a tree. your insurance company's all too happy to raise your rates. maybe you should've done a little more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. see car insurance in a whole

many of them have taught arabic classes to the inmates besides the koran. >> so our conversation the inmates have with inmates, are they private or whatever it might be in that religion? >> that is a private conversation. it's like a clergy -- a privileged conversation between the individual inmate and the imam. it's different if they're having services with, it may be security personnel around the area or listening to the service. but on the one-on-one contact, that is private. >> all right. and, you know, there are, as i understand it, there's only three states in the country, patrick, that require a criminal background check on applicants prior to hiring. so that means that, right now, we've got delaware, wisconsin and florida and the feds who check a criminal rap sheet. but most states don't. >> that's correct. and a lot of the islamic clergy when they were first hired were as defenders. individuals who converted to islam in prison, came out, got a certificate of release from the parole board and then went back in from the next day as an employee. >> so we expect that everything

koran >> : ryana picture tells a thousand words. on the license plate -- patches on the jacket: flags of apartheid-era south africa and rhodesia -- his symbols of a but a friend says -- it was dylann roof's behavior that was scary. >>: "i mean he was just saying he wanted segregation. he wanted a race war. he wanted it to be white with white and black with black." >> : ryanlaw enforcement sources say roof has confessed and wanted to start a race war -- when he shot and killed nine people at the charleston a-m-e church --that's according to two law enforcement officials. roof is charged with nine counts of murder and possession of a firearm. he appeared in court via video -- but showed no emotion. >> judge: what is your age? >> roof: 21 >> : ryan some of the families of the victims were at the hearing. the daughter of ethel lance - a custodian at the church for nearly 30 years -- gave an emotional statement. >>: "you hurt me, you hurt a lot of people. but god forgives you and i forgive you." >> : ryan in a statement -- roof's family

this is a damaged copy of the koran next to his damaged house and car. >> they were on the ground, cutpen, their brains were out. no words can describe what i saw. jeremy: how many dead kids were there? >> 5. a five-year-old, his cousin, a six-year-old, their two sisters one of them was beheaded. right now, everyone hates the saudis. >> they say they have a political ejected. to send a message to the iranians that they cannot metal in saudi arabia's backyard. the question is, is this the way to achieve that? at the hospital in sanaa, dr. say the dowdy blockade stops them from getting all of the drugs that they need to treat people who have been burned in airstrikes. this 2-year-old will survive but they cannot do anything about his pain. his mother said the house was destroyed in an airstrike. some homecoming. jeremy bowen, bbc news, sanaa. laura: i spoke with jon alterman, the director of the middle east institute and international studies. we saw the human cost of this campaign. will they be able to dislodge the houthis with the airstrikes? jon: it seems like there is a proxy war. th

. >> hold the koran up, read this every day.is 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. what they call slug 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. after mcquay completely a successful life stills program, she gave him a job in the 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

. >> at the end of the day, the koran said he will defend the religion, we don't need to get bothered about it. let's work on our inner character and loving one another. >>> president obama signed the usa freedom act into law, it replaced the patriot act. the national security agency won't be allowed to collect bulk data. that will be collected by the phone company accessible only with a warrant with a court. weighing in edward snowden from russia. >> you have to remember the fact we have a proven history these programs are not effective. >> it was snowden who revealed details of the collection of phone records. >> a helicopter had to be called in to rescue a man on the beach last night. he injured his head when he injured his head. fire crews said he was drinking and tried to fight with him. they lifted him off the beach and took him to the hospital. he's a 20-year-old from concord. we have not been able to get an update on his condition. >>> the coast guard helped a wind surfer last night. a good samaritan guided the helicopter to the wind surfer. he was slightly injured and suffere

vladimir putin told him he looked like koran marks. a former colleague who has been watching this closely says he was a capitalist. >> he was corrupt from the get-go. it was not a single relationship he had in world football that was not about garnering wealth onto himself, and, as a result, jeopardized the sports of ability to take care of the most vulnerable. nick: he spent his millions in racketeering, money laundering and tax evasion. not just on one luxury apartment in new york, but two the second one for his cats that cost 4000 pounds a month. presidents, princes, and popes chuck blazer has met them all. but it is his relationship with sepp blatter that will now come under scrutiny. nick bryant, new york. katty: i discussed the admissions from chuck blazer with the bbc north american editor who joined me from outside the fbi. john, this former fifa executive, chuck blazer, what has he said? john: it is extraordinary in terms of the timescale of how long the fraud has been going on, and how widescale it is. bribes and kickbacks we

think the basic gist is that they feel that they are fulfilling the prophecy of their reading of the koran and they are trying to bring back a shia based governance in the world and see america and the west as infidels and as an obstacle to that. >> they won't stop. >> they won't stop. the thing that is very dangerous in this particular moment in time, there was no isis as we know it today. al-qaeda is being hollowed out from within. i've spoken to a number which jeep haddies who were members of the al-qaeda and have now gone to isis. losing somebody like wahayshi, who had enormous personal charisma and hold over the group could in fact accelerate that process, so it could make isis more powerful than it is today. >> who is the new leader? >> the man is considered the military commander of aqap, little beyond that is known about him. >> you mentioned this void. explain to us about the void that is created by his death and there's a new leader, but what this means in terms of other groups seeing this as an opportunity to fill the leadership void. >> you have to think back to what al-qaeda i

. >> and the koran says he will defend the religion. we don't need to take up arms and get bothered about it. he said let's work in our character, ourselves. he said let's work on loving one another. >> reporter: on twitter the imam said once we have had an opportunity to grieve we will make a family statement. thank you for your prayers. in oakland, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >>> someone phoned in bomb threats targeting five flights. one was on its way to san francisco. a korean airlines flight landed safely at san francisco international. abc 7 news spoke with passengers on the flight who say it went as planned, but they did notice a security team waiting at the gate and sfo would only say the threat was not credible and did not affect operations and all five targeted flights landed safely. >> take a look at the bomb squad in action in union city that's a suspicious device being blown up. watch it again from sky 7 hd. the device was spotted on g street around 11:45 and residents were ordered to stay away as the bomb squad was called

from the koran correctional facility the celebrated a federal law enforcement officials say he will discover half of orders received 911 calls a level send their bullet holes and a camera they began to stream of the area during was the approach with a shotgun hathor's they say they shot and killed him u.s. as are ready to be done with a heavy police presence we want this over with so our friends in the back to normal when a not been able to let the kids outside to play in human health and how long drives since breaking concord they successfully of what of what an elephant hunter law enforcers but this week's surge of from burglarize hunting cabins near malone the combined results of local state and federal law-enforcement a focus on finding david. >>: amazing grace houseleeks the size and the--how sweet the sound >>pam moore: president obama leading the people in amazing graze at the funeral for the south carolina state senator and reverend who was killed and a trout in church massacre last week one of the nine people killed that tribute paid problem nearly hour-long emotional eulogy deliver

it is intrinsic to islam and throughout the koran in many different verses. but the genocidal threats of this regime against the jewish state of israel, have been nonstop. there's no way that israel can look at this regime, listen to its daily threats of genocide, its dehumanization of jewish people calling them bacteria and cockroaches and other insects. that's how they talk about them. they talk about cartoons. you've seen the kind of cartoons that appear on a daily basis in the newspapers. jew hatred. just in march three months ago, the commander of the besieged forces, he said that -- and this is while our negotiations are going on with iran -- the annihilation of israel is nonnegotiable. that is our number one ally and partner in the middle east standing between the barberism of regime's like iran's and rest of western civilization. why are we talking to these people? state sponsorship of terror. since the beginning of the regime you heard michael talking about this certainly. the regime in tehran and again, i also want to make this strong distinction be

it is throughout the koran in many verses. the genocidal threats of this regime against israel have been nonstop. there is no way that israel can look at this regime and listen to its daily threats of genocide. it's dehumanization of jewish people, calling them that thierry a cockroaches, and insects -- that is how they talk about them. the cartoons that appear on a daily basis in arabic newspapers -- jew hatred. three months ago the commander of the besieged forces said, and this is while in negotiations are going on, the annihilation of israel is nonnegotiable. that is our number one ally and partner in the middle east standing between the barbarism of regimes like iran and the rest of western civilization. why are we talking to these people? state sponsorship of terror. since the beginning of the regime am heard michael talk about this, the regime in tehro n, and i want to make this this ancient between the people of iran and the regime, they have hosted terrorist organizations. at latest count, well over 100 iraqi shiite t

as police looked on a mob beat and burnt her on a kabul street accusing her of burning the koran. in a case that shook afghanistan, the woman's family was represented by american attorney kimberley motley describing the changes of representing kabul in a 2013 ted talk. >> i have been accused of being a spy, had a grenade thrown at my office - it didn't go off though. >> reporter: a wisconsin beauty queen turned public defender, she came on a programme to train local lawyers, and she stayed, she told n p.r. because something resonated with her own experience growing up in the projects of milwaukee. >> when you grow up poor in america, i think often you feel very invisible. and i think you feel like you don't have a voice. just like many afghans feel. >> in the 7 years since setting up practice motley has become known as a champion of women. like a british mother of three little boys abducted by their afghan father. motley brought the brothers home. >> i'm relieved to have the kids out of afghanistan. this has been a long gruelling process. >> reporter: and a girl sold into marriage

there's a message from the koran. and then the severed head obviously seems to be something out of the isis playbook. so we don't know if this suspect traveled abroad. so far there have been absolutely no reports that he has. in which case he could be like the isis inspired frenchman who killed four people at a jewish super supermarket in january. france has the largest contingent of people who have gone to syria to fight. something like 1500 have gone. and even if people don't go they're also inspired by isis. and right now that's what this looks like with the limited facts we have in hand right now. >> more on this string of terror attacks right after a break. cars here. we're going to start watching a movie in the chevy malibu. ♪ (kids laughing) he's flying ok guys, pause the movie we're going to watch the rest in the toyota camry. hit play again ehhh. what happened? you can't watch the movie. ugh... no network connection. who wants to go back in the chevy malibu? me! let's go! peace out! chevrolet. the first and o

. >> reporter: it is funded by the koran foundation a us u.s.-based chart i, finding an effective way to help syrians. >> it creates food security for syrians, the food security and also general life security for the people that we serve. and that is why we are so passionate about giving the short aid. >> people without food in war zones are vulnerable not only to malnutrition, but exploitation. >> northwestern memorial hospital hands out food for (nont -- al nusra front hands out food to people. because of war, many areas are inactionable to the world food program. the world food program can't get into parts of eastern and western gutah. it is only able to reach some people. hama idlib and aleppo. some are so desperate to find food they resort to eating whatever is visible. like in the refugee camp a place blocked off from supplies and aid. in syria we see two types of tactics using food as a weapon of war. the first is parties are confiscating food production and distribution services. farms and markets. the second is that they are impeding ac

displaying a photograph of adolf hitler with a former arab leader and the tag line "jew hatred it's in the koran" the fbi decided to act when rahim was heard saying he planned to attack police officers immediately. >> you know, he was on a mission. he was out to get someone in blue. so it's easy to understand now why he didn't put down that large military knife. we faced a serious threat here. >> police say the fbi showed community leaders surveillance video of the rahim shooting to prove that officers were backing away as he threatened them with a knife. >>> today for the first time we're seeing the weapons that a man tried to get into the white house was carrying. photos released showed multiple guns, knives and ammo that omar gonzalez had in his car. he jumped the white house fence and got in the front door. gonzales rushed past guards made it all the way into the east room. he pleaded guilty last march to entering a restricted building with a deadly weapon and assaulting a secret service agent. >>> former florida governor jeb bush is expected to enter the presidential race june 15th in miami

it's in the koran. smite them at their necks. look what should we do? everyone should have a cartoon contest. everyone should stand in defense of freedom. our organization, the american freedom defense organization has an 18 point platform in defense of freedom. even today in that press conference the imam that spoke he was fired from university because he told his students to pick up the -- muslims pick up your swords and do your job. the idea that you are blaming the cops, this jihadist was lungeing at the cops with a machete type beheading weapon. they defended themselves. and that's reckless? what's reckless is the focus on me. what's reckless is to focus on anyone who criticizes or questions islam. we should be looking at the mosque. the islamic society of boston is a terror tied mosque. anwar al-awlaki partnered with the imman there. we know one of the jihadists was a guard is there. the weapons doctor had plotted a chemical weapons attack in new york city. she tried to kill u.s. soldiers. there are a number of terror attacks tied to that mosque.

this is addressed to our brothers on the check point, asking if anyone has experience in teaching the koranthere are various other papers administrative pamphlets, booklets left behind and of course the isis flag again. this one is if someone has committed a crime and say, for example, an individual wants to come in and guarantee to the isis authority that the crime won't be committed again. this is a form that they would fill out. it's just a small indication of how much isis did run itself like a fairly well organized state. people that we have been speaking to and most of the residents have yet to return were talking about how difficult life under isis was. they only stayed here because they didn't want to live as refugees. many people did flee. for example, if you look across the street the red writing there, it says state on it. you see it on a number of buildings and store fronts here. that means they were abandoned or that isis laid claim to them marking them with state. most this them did belong to the kurdish population. there's horrific stories everywhere. there's a called the squ

allah says in the koran that with every hardship there is relief.ief for your healing, for your well being, for your strength. ed deveau, that isn't an expression of regret, i wish i never did this. i understand now how hard he said i ask allah to have mercy on me and my brother and my family. i ask allah to betoe his mercy on those present here today and allah knows best. those deserving of his mercy. i have a feeling people in the courtroom believed that he thinks that he is worthy of mercy. >> well as you noted, he said god and allah many times. if you go through the speech, he mentioned god or allah over a dozen times. this speech to the courtroom is really one of four options before him, i think. one was he could say nothing. two was he could apologize completely renounce everything. three he could go on a tirade and denounce the united states and praise islam and four was something in between. i think that's what we ended up getting today. >> ed when he says i'm sorry in here the way with it reads to me as i read and reread it it has the feeli

this kind of self-radicalized individual with having far more to do with crypts and bloods than holy koran. these are isolated individuals looking for meaning and something greater in life. it really matters what gang you join. and now this powerful narrative is out there for folks who feel as if their life doesn't have meaning and they're embracing that narrative. >> so general summary here, are we winning or losing the war against isis at this moment? >> i would certainly not claim we are winning. >> that leaves it wide open. general hayden, thank you. stay right there. when we come back we'll turn to the final negotiations with iran to try to limit its nuclear program with a deadline this week, this tuesday. general hayden returns along with an expert on iran. that's next. you probably know xerox as the company that's all about printing. but did you know we also support hospitals using electronic health records for more than 30 million patients? or that our software helps over 20 million smartphone users remotely configure e-mail every month? or how about processing nearly $5 billion in

. >> at the end of the day, the koran says he will defend the religion. allah will defend the religion. let's work on our character and ourselves. let's work on loving one another. that's the kind of islam that imam ibrahim represents and what the lighthouse community is all about. >> reporter: the imam is on the way back to boston. now we expect to hear more from him and his family soon. [ sirens in the background ] >> reporter: in oakland, joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> the teen accused of stabbing a 9-year-old discovery bay boy to death says he is not guilty. 18-year-old william schultz entered that plea today. he is accused of killing his best friend's little brother jordan almgren in april. schultz told the "contra costa times" he wanted to see what it was like to take a life. schultz's family says he ha mental health issues. >>> federal investigators are now trying to figure out what led to a deadly plane crash in livermore. the 75-year-old pilot was killed and reported engine problems before the crash near the livermore municipal airport. agencies are lo

allah says in the koran that with every hardship there is relief.your healing, for your well being, for your strength. ed deveau, that isn't an expression of regret, i wish i never did this. i understand now how hard horrible this is. >> not at all, lawrence. he referred to allah a lot but he did not renounce terrorist acts that he and his brother committed. i think that's what we wanted to hear and have, you know, the nation hear that around the world saying what i did was wrong. he didn't say that. it was a lot of rhetoric as far as i was concerned. he never really hit home. you heard all of the survivors talk about it, as well. they have their lives challenged from now on. they are remarkable people and are going to do great things down the road but they are challenged because of what he and his brother did. there was nothing said tonight that made me feel that he was legitimately remorseful. >> he talked about it being the month of ramadan and forgiveness. he said i ask allah to have mercy on me and my brother and my family. i ask allah to besto

first up, i believe that violence against those that insult the mawftd mohammed or koran is sometimesable. 61% disagree with that two violence against americans here in the u.s.a. can be justified as part of the global jihad. 25% agree. 64% disagree. muslims in america should have the choice of being governed according to sharia, 51% agree. 332% disagree. >> grand phoenix dr. ziewdy jasser, president of the american islamic forum for democracy. the one that is a little disturbing doctor, we begin with you is a 25% that say you know, look, if there is a holy war violence against americans legitimate. 25% of the 600 that's 150 right? >> yeah. >> that's a little offputting, is it not? >> oh, it is i'm so glad this study is getting and i'm glad you are paying attention to this. because americans need to understand that the violence is not the problem. that's the tip of the iceberg. and we are learning from this, which is what our organization was founded on back in 2003. that the solution is to separate mosque and state. sharia is the instrument of the islamic state. so american muslim co

was nothing religious that motivated this crime given all of the references to allah, to mohammed koran has was made by others -- >> that is a skewed view of the religion of islam. that is not what islam is all about. and so when individuals utilize that, it is a radicalized view of that ideology. it is a radical ideology which really isn't at the heart of what is truly a peaceful and loving religion. >> is it true that the defense did offer to have him plead guilty and apologize prior to the start of the trial? >> she mentioned that in court and i don't want to get into discussions that attorneys have behind the scenes not only in this but in many criminal cases. what i will say is that statement as it was made in court was not cleatly accurate and it was incomplete. >> was the part about the apology inaccurate? >> i really don't want to specify what that comment referred to. really. >> carmen -- >> it wasn't an apology. >> is this case made the case for cameras in federal courtrooms? >> in terms of would it be more appropriate? i wouldn't want to voice my own opinions on cameras in th

koran says slay the non-believes wherever you find them.em up and disarming the american people at what is now the greatest threat to national security is a recipe for disaster. >> watch here of this: >> are you stoking the flames? do you relish being the target of these attacks? >> relish being the target? who self promotes to get killed? >> that was two nights ago and this from the new york times dated may 6th. the attack of the charlie hebdo or the greatest threat posed by the islamic state can't justify situations like the garland event. this is only giving more fuel to the cause. >> this is blaming the rape victim for her too short skirt. this is the expectation of bigots on the left. why doesn't the left expect muslims to behave just the ways catholics, jews and christians do when their religion is mocked? they give a special class or status to muslims expecting them to act like savages. i don't. who self-promotes to get themselves killed? anyone doing the work i do is smeared and libeled but we do it because what is at stake is our f

stepped up when he did the most of next to the warriors talk continues will have a live report from or koranegate the embarcadero watching the fall this morning more warm up on the way. >>mark: the fever is running higher on the bay area it does take a look at this on the practice or or arena for viewing party even though the game was in cleveland as a consensus of thousands of people are watching of a jumble charm as they beat the cavaliers closing of the series have the time when you go to a game especially one of these you're in the nosebleed section you're looking at the screen in a way it did not matter. >>maureen kelly: that is what people were doing right here they had 17,000 fans packed in the air reno waving their rally flag and he looked behind me you could see there is a big mess on the floor that is the victory confetti people were throwing it of yelling screaming and they're excited about this a big win this year was some of the madison chanting in screaming out for the golden state warriors. kron 4 you can see that i am wearing my warriors had to and implement-->>maureen kelly:

until they can in still terror into the hearts of the enemy and then they quote directly from the koran, in the constitution in that particular verse says -- gather your power to the utmost of your strength to instill terror in the hearts of the enemy. when we wonder what about the motivation or the intent or the nature of this regime, i think we have to look no further but let's look at some of their behavior. that is what it is based on. that is the ideology. let's look at the behavior. so, the place where i would like to start first of all this is the largest head of state organization. the oic members back in 1990 found something called the cairo declaration. that was essentially an abrogation or withdraw from the united nations universal declaration on human rights. did you know that? they always with true from it. all muslim countries always withdrew and said instead that the only human rights that muslim countries henceforth would observe would be those granted under sharia. ok? what does sharia call human rights? equitation, beheading crucifixion, execution of uw's -- p.o.w.'s f

he said for all of america to read the koran and he is right. rather than creating conflict with islamic countries for military gains, i would like him to address that. guest: i disagree with the chamber of commerce boss desire to flood the labor market and to suppress wages so that they can make more profits by paying american workers less. the ticket only by their desire to import more and more for norse -- foreigners illegally. that is not the way to go. if the american economy is robust, and we have the room to bring in people from around the globe to fill jobs that are not being filled by americans or lawful immigrants, that is fine. when we have a robust economy. but right now we have an anemic economy. under those circumstances, when you have a continuation of huge surges of illegal labor, huge surges of unlawful labor searching for jobs, not always low-paying jobs. the american people are being suppressed in their own desires to seize the american dream. we are looking at a suppression of wages and a loss of jobs. i will share some infor

june hatred is intrinsic to the koran but the genocidal threats have been nonstop. there is no way that israel can look at this regime and listen to its daily threats of genocide, it's dehumanization of jewish people, calling them bacteria and cockroaches and other insects. that is how they talk about them. talk about cartoons? you've seen the cartoons that appear on a daily basis in the arabic newspapers. jew hatred. just in march, three months ago, the commander of the forces said, and this is while our negotiations are going on with iran. the annihilation of israel is non- negotiable. that is our number one ally and partner in the middle east standing between the barbarism of regimes and western civilization. why are we talking to these people? state sponsorship of terror. terror. since the beginning of the regime you heard michael talking about this, the regime in chiron and i want to make i'm talking about the regime. they have sponsored a whole host of terrorists organizations. at latest count well over 100 iraqi shiite terror militias. the ones who tour our t

acceptance of girls schooling in rural areas and also with imams who instruct congregations what the koran says about women's right and the seasoned a women's network and many other things she has done as well. marcia is a judge. she was sworn in as a judge just before the taliban eliminated all women professionals. this is in 1995. she founded the afghan women judges association good in two which was later banned by afghanistan supreme court. she then worked for a number of international organizations to advance women's rights, and then she founded the afghan progressive law organization to fight injustices. she fled afghanistan in 2011, fearing for her life as a result of her work with international groups and is now in canada, which is where she joins us this afternoon from toronto specifically. so she remains involved in associations working on afghan issues. do you didn't come hear to here me so i'll let the program formally begin and let dr. kitch begin. >> thank you very much, michael. and thank you all for being here. it's wonderful to see some interest in this topic. i'd like to t

at the end of the day, a law in the koran said he will defend the religion.other. according to the boston globe, rahim and another plan had a plot to kill a police officer by beheading and they planned to carry that out yesterday. more details in the case are expected to be released later today when the other suspect accused in that plot to kill a police officer appears in federal court in boston. so we'll have updates this evening on our newscast. >> certainly keep up to date on that. >>> new court evidence reveals that james leers. coming up -- cavaliers. we'll tell you how they are getting ready for the big day. >>> good morning. we're looking at the east bay commute. we see slow traffic there on 80 as you head out to the macarthur maze. >>> mother nature has a date with you and me for a cooldown starting tomorrow. in fact, it could be significant. we'll take a look at that. and also a very strong hurricane heading toward cabo by the weekend. >>> the u.s. women's world cup starts saturday. they arrived in winnipeg. they are part of group b sweden and niger

i know -- i know a lot of brotherhood fan of erdogan had prayed and finished koran before the electionip between the muslim brotherhood and erdogan in the future and his relationship with the regime in egypt. >> why don't we let eric answer the first question on where this kurdish question is going. can the turkish republic stay on top of this, eric, and manage it or are we headed towards a much messier breakup? >> i think they can for a few years. harold asked us to focus on the longer term. in the longer term, i think we're dealing with a really volatile situation here. because just look at the president's -- that is to say president erdogan's response to the advance of kurdish forces in the northeast. it's clear he would rather see that area remain an isil-dominated no man's land than to see the kurds successful there. it's the same logic he had for withholding support for kobani. perhaps because he was afraid of precisely what you described, harold, in terms of the reaction to the krg forces arriving in kobani. when you think about it in the long term and you think about the fragme

the territory isis controls gives it under the koran the authority, the authority, in arabic the wordb world between syria and iraq will be key. getting isis out of raqqa, syria, and in effect attacking their home in mosul is going to be key. shutting down their technological capacity to be able to reach the internet is going to be -- look, that's very obviously controversial. but alex we can't have it both ways. we can not let isis continue to provide very have access on social immediate dwramedia to reach americans and europeans and muslims without taking steps to curb it. we haven't done enough to come close to do that. >> ambassador marc ginsberg thank you very much. >> thank you alex. >>> imagine this. you buy your dream house, you're ready to move in then you start receiving threatening letters that someone is watching you and they don't want you living there. the chilling story happening to a real family. stay with us. you don't want to miss this. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis like me... and you're talking to a rheumatologist about a biologic this is humir

there was a congressman sworn in on the koran. >> [inaudible] >> ok. this is what iranians believe he read that we do not like muslims. you take something and wildly exaggerated, and it becomes true. we try to strangle iran economically. we are. we have reasons to do it. iran is indeed strangled. they consider this more of an emotional type of strangling rather than one that resulted in geopolitics. the u.s. is trying to expel it isolate iran, we are. there is a reason for it. iranians believe that iran is a great nation, an ancient nation with local interest. they deeply resent what they think we are trying to do. 65% of the population of iran is under the age of 35. this is all they knew. this is the islamic republic. this is all they knew. there are things about them that they don't like and so forth. this is what makes iran iran. it is certainly not going to change. they have their narrative. what is ours? they took over our embassy. they did. we have all seen "argo," great movie. really inaccurate, but i loved it. i've seen it twice. despite how i

he said for all of america to read the koran and he is right. rather than creating conflict with islamic countries for military gains, i would like him to address that. guest: i disagree with the chamber of commerce boss desire to flood the labor market and to suppress wages so that they can make more profits by paying american workers less. the ticket only by their desire to import more and more for norse -- foreigners illegally. that is not the way to go. if the american economy is robust, and we have the room to bring in people from around the globe to fill jobs that are not being filled by americans or lawful immigrants, that is fine. when we have a robust economy. but right now we have an anemic economy. under those circumstances, when you have a continuation of huge surges of illegal labor, huge surges of unlawful labor searching for jobs, not always low-paying jobs. the american people are being suppressed in their own desires to seize the american dream. we are looking at a suppression of wages and a loss of jobs. i will share some infor

here is a picture of children reading the koran. turned away from their offices in one world trade center. he was with his daughter she's a model. they were there for a meeting, there was a confusion at the security desk. that left them stranded and a little embarrassed there as well. you could have helped them? too bad you weren't there. >>> making a big splash but for all the wrong reasons. take a look. not one, but two of the best swimmers from the filipino diving team showing off total flops during an international swimming competition. they guy landed on his back. his teammate stepped on the board but ended up knee first. both given zeros across the board. >> that's like my 5-year-old yesterday. >> why not do a canonnon ball. >> thank you very much. >> they tried. >>> coming up still ahead they were supposed -- >> i'll miss her. >> they were supposed to raid a pot shop. but as it turns out these cops ended up eating the evidence. >> oh, my. >>> bernie sanders wants to give everyone a paid vacation. should that be the law? peter

it's not laid out in the koran.y have parallel systems and that takes their tradition into play and they believe in justice the way we do here. muslims are not savages. >> i didn't say that. >> you say i have problems with islam, and you put your friend there who is a keynote speaker -- >> i have a problem with the sharia, and i have a problem with jihad. i don't care if you worship a stone, just don't stone me with it. you are wrong about the sharia and jihad. i don't care about hinduism but the difference between cannon law is it pertains only to christians, and -- let me finish please. it's why christians are being slaughtered in iraq and syria in mass. what is the difference betweens islamic state and al shabaab? >> nothing. they are terrorists groups. >> and they are following literal islam, and following pure islam. >> we have experts all the time on islam -- >> who are the experts? i would like to know. >> i will have you the whole list. these are terror groups and nonmainstream groups. why teach people to vi

memorize the koran. the prize, get this, a young female sex slave. as a father and a grandfather i'm repulsed by the fact that young women, really just kids, are being handed out like door prizes at a koran contest. second and third places apparently receive the same reward kidnapped young teenage girls. this competition is advertised on fliers and marketed to young males. the arrogance, barbarity of this terrorist enterprise has no limit. isis pillages rapes their way across the middle east. they brazenly broadcast decapitations, slowly drown people in cages and burn captors alive. isis is the enemy of all states. its terrorist reign of religious genocide threatens all humanity and a path of murderous anarchy. the world must ban together to destroy these radical jihadists. justice demands they be held accountable for their crimes against all people around the world, including little girls and that's just the way it is. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> m

second, adherencets believe this is commanded by the koran. and scholars have repeatedly said this is not the case. but unfortunately this just shows how really bereft of any civility these groups are. >> mike leiter always good to get your expertise, thank you very much. >> thanks. >>> we've got another story that's breaking overnight. a sightseeing plane crashes in alaska killing all nine people on board. those passengers were actually from a cruise ship. this was an excursion. ktuu is near the scene. blake, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, matt. nine people are dead eight passengers and one pilot. search and rescue officials say it appears that the plane crashed into a cliff about -- a 50-foot cliff before coming to rest on a 60% slope at the base of that cliff. due to poor weather yesterday, police say that they were not able to recover the bodies. they're hoping to do that today. the names of the victims have not yet been released. this morning search teams will begin recovery efforts for a sightseeing plane that crashed in