koran, anotherhe word means fighting. jihad 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 , you have to use this. he held up his ak-47. as far as they were concerned, 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 is a by saying that jihad 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. 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 her religion. she was there for five

he tried to be as fair as he could, and he also read the entire koran. so i think he gives us a good example, that this is a good place to start but we should all read the koran. we should all know what it says says says says and don't take sound bites. don't take this from me. we have footnotes. don't take it from me. this is what we have found weapon have gone to the original sources. it's not my opinion. you further that investigation yourself. but ask honest questions not trying to prove one way or the other. honest questions and question the very existence of god while you're doing it. >> host: from your book, as a member of the virginia house of delegates, jefferson cite islam as an example for why virginia should not have an official religion. >> guest: yes. and at the same time, he was protecting a religion like islam. he was using it to say sharia law is -- better word for it is -- the islamist attitude now there's a difference between islam and an islamist, and that is important. one who believes -- i know great reformes of islam that want to b

and he read the entire koran. this is a good place to start is his example but we should all read the koran. don't take this from me. we have in the book all of our notes and flip notes. don't take it from me. this is what we have found. we have gone to the original sources. it is not my opinion. you further that investigation yourself but ask honest questions not trying to prove and question the existence of god while you are doing it. >> host: jefferson sighted islam from a why virginia shouldn't have an official religion. >> guest: yes, and at the same time he was projecting a religion like islam. saying the attitude and the difference between islam and islamist and that is important. one who believes i know great reformers of islam that want to believe that their religion is peaceful and want to have a peaceful existence with everyone else. then other group wants sharia law. >> host: you quote contrary to public misconception islam does not mean peace but rather submission to the commands of allah. >> guest: w

he tried to be as fair as he could and he also read the entire koran. we should all read the koran and don't take soundbites, don't take this from me. in the back we had all of our nodes so don't take it from me. this is what we have found. we've gone to the original sources. it's not my opinion. you further that investigation but ask honest questions not to prove but to question the as you're doing it. >> it was cited as an example by virginia should not pass. at the same time he was protecting the religion like islam to say it is the attitude now and that's important. one night he believes that religion is peaceful and they want to have a peaceful existence with everybody else and they want sharia law for everybody else. we don't have the combination of church and state and that is what an islamist does. >> host: you quoted the islamist preacher contrary to the misconceptions it doesn't mean peace but submission to the command of allah. >> we try to show the people that actually do believe if i said to you what to take on the nazis and you insisted th

he tried to be as fair as he could, and he also read the entire koran. i think he gives us a good example. this is a good place to start. we should all read the koran and no what it says. don't take soundbites. don't take this from me. we have all the notes. don't take it from me. we have gone to the original sources. it is not my opinion. you further that investigation yourself. ask honest questions not trying to prove one way or another and question the very existence of god while you are doing it. >> from your book jefferson cited islam as an example for why virginia should not have. >> and at the same time he was protecting a religion like islam, using it and saying sharia law or better word for is the islamist attitude now, a difference between islam and islamist. that is important, one who believes -- i know great reformers of islam that want to believe that their religion is peaceful and want to have a peaceful existence. that is not what this country is all about. we don't have the combination of church and state which is what islamist us. >> you

and he read the entire koran. this is a good place to start is his example but we should all read the koran. don't take this from me. we have in the book all of our notes and flip notes. don't take it from me. this is what we have found. we have gone to the original sources. it is not my opinion. you further that investigation yourself but ask honest questions not trying to prove and question the existence of god while you are doing it. >> host: jefferson sighted islam from a why virginia shouldn't have an official religion. >> guest: yes, and at the same time he was projecting a religion like islam. saying the attitude and the difference between islam and islamist and that is important. one who believes i know great reformers of islam that want to believe that their religion is peaceful and want

mark: have you ever read the koran? what is your view on that?onald trump: it is certainly a piece of world history. lots of things are happening, it is not something i have a lot of interest in. i would like to find out why there is such hatred. you look at what is going on in the world, it is wonderful to say some of let's not look at sweden or norway, but you look at what is happening with the koran, it is scary. said there walker were a handful of moderate muslims not attracted to terrorists ideology, do you agree? john: i am not sure what he meant, defined at -- define it. john: would you agree? donald trump: i think he probably misspoke as bush would say, every time he makes a mistake he says he misspoke. i think scott misspoke, did he correct it? john: i think he tried to. john: do we agree? there are certain problems. mark: do you believe that lee harvey oswald acted alone? donald trump: i do. john: no conspiracy theory. john: who knows? in my opinion he acted alone. mark: between clarence thomas and anita hill, who do you believe? really

mark: have you ever read the koran?hat is your view of that as a piece of important world history? mr. trump: well, it is certainly a piece of world history, and lots of things are happening, but it is not something that i have a lot of interest in. i would like to find out what's happening and why there is such hatred. you look at what's going on in the world, and it's wonderful to say, hey, let's look at norway, at sweden, but you look at what's happening with the koran, it is a pretty scary thing. john: scott walker said there are a handful of moderate muslims now attracted to the war on jihadist ideology. do you agree? mr. trump: i'm sure he knew exactly what he meant -- define it? mark: i'm not sure what he meant, either. there are a handful of moderate muslims -- do you agree? mr. trump: i think you have more than a handful of moderate muslims but you certainly have a problem with muslims. i think you probably spoke -- he says he misspoke. i think he misspoke. did he corrected statement? mark: you later tried to.

-year-old girls, this is where it says in the koran that i can do this to you. then they kneel down, pray, violently rape them and then pray again. it's crazy. >> let me ask you about the book, i just started reading it this weekend. you sent me an early copy. >> yeah. >> are we -- is this radical islam? is this the equivalent of modern day naziism? i would suggest it is. i would argue coupled with weapons of mass destruction equals a modern day holocaust. >> no, this is -- this was planted in the book we talk about the roots that came also from germany. but this is -- this is the nazis times ten. they have learned from the nazis. this is -- if we can't call it by its name and, actually point out what they say. i mean, the thing about this book is, this isn't my opinion. in fact, this is -- this will tell you something. you know how many people it takes to do a book and how many researchers. under my name, there's always like four people underneath here that help me write the book and this is the only one. everyone involved said, i don't want my name. don't put

it was loaded -- tour and koran. in 1965 alone, 1000 village chiefs, supporting south vietnam were assassinated. that was terrorism to the first degree. where i told the story many times in 1965 and i told her, if you with me yo you would have a little vietnamese girl, up to you going. her father was a village chief in moscow the night before, and her arms had been severed at the elbows. so we've seen this kind of thing first hand painted you never do much about this in the press or the walter cronkite's of the world and all that. they were out to lunch. so these comments about the rules of engagement, we've got to forget all that. you don't need any rules of engagement. the average american fighting man or woman, and al all of the civilians that supporters and all the people and all the albums of national power, they understand what's right and what isn't. you don't have to worry about that kind of thing. in 1965 zone we fired 1 million artillery shells in south vietnam at the enemy. we killed 20 people by mistake.

and he read the entire koran. this is a good place to start is his example but we should all read the koran. don't take this from me. we have in the book all of our notes and flip notes. don't take it from me. this is what we have found. we have gone to the original sources. it is not my opinion. you further that investigation yourself but ask honest questions not trying to prove and question the existence of god while you are doing it. >> host: jefferson sighted islam from a why virginia shouldn't have an official religion. >> guest: yes, and at the same time he was projecting a religion like islam. saying the attitude and the difference between islam and islamist and that is important. one who believes i know great reformers of islam that want to believe that their religion is peaceful and want to have a peaceful existence with everyone else. then other group wants sharia law. >> host: you quote contrary to public misconception islam does not mean peace but rather submission to the commands of allah. >> guest: w

in this muslim family -- [ indiscernible ] >> the father teaches his children how to read the koran. >> translator: i teach them fundamental practical lessons from our religion, islam. at least children need to know how to behave as people. >> reporter: now the father is focusing his attention on his 16-year-old daughter. today she is up against a local fighter. the family comes to the ringside to cheer her on. after five rounds of hard fighting, she wins over her rival. >> translator: my family's presence is powerful and energizing me to fight. the family will come to cheer and help me win in the future. >> translator: we have encouraged each other, so that we can walk through the obstacles together. kids can earn money by themselves and get an education and a better life. >> reporter: it's not easy for families to be strong in the face of life's difficulties. but in this family's case, kick boxing has been key to fighting poverty, respecting morality and staying united. and at the center of it all is the father. >>> it is time now for a check of the weather. there's a typhoon headi

we can use these gals and many more to come into the urban inner-city koran deal with the psychopathic killing machines. if they don't want to take into the elite units of special forces in the rangers welcome to the guardian angels because i do said, but the fascinating fin about two month training is i was where fort lewis is where they train rangers. at points you only get one hour of sleep a night a you know me, in insomnia, is three hours. you got to be on adrenaline. net human being can exist on one hour of sleep a night. juliet: they are in the forces. >> the military won't make you number one second to none come to the guardian angels, we have plenty of work for you. antwan: let's talk about topless women in times square. the mayor is considering among other things doing away with a pedestrian plazas, making a road go through. you know that ariane's what it used to be like and that is what they're saying. >> that cesspool, that sleazy years ago, the triple x rated, funny boots. that point -- the buddy. me and antwan lewis sitting there. juliet: we would, okay. >> you stalin tim

and they are we hadding the same koran that the muslims are. but they say, this is the only law.it this way. so naj imagine if christians said or jews said we are going to live their under a theo accuracy, and god said -- even if you just took the old testament, it would be a nightmare. but i don't think it would get corrupted and worse and worse and worse and there would be people that wanted power and more land? that's what's happening. this is the dark ages. not the muslims. the islamists. >> all right. >> and that's the critical difference. >> glen, as you know i have people in my head telling me you have exhausted your time. >> medicine will make that go away. >> i'm talking about the producers in this earist piece. i've got to go. tell me about birmingham this weekend. tease that. >> this weekend we are getting together and standing for the people that the islamists are taking down. we would love for you to join or doe name. we are making a new shindler's list. we are buying people to get them out of the country and get them and their families to go to other countries. $25,

part of the road, all for a dutch politician, known for his anti-islam views, like trying to ban the koran in his country. >> we are going to move here in a minute. >> reporter: the security comes after two gunmen fired outside an event in texas earlier this year, where a contest was held to draw muhammad. tonight, there was calm outside. hundreds attended the event hosted by a conservative forum, where builders spoke on why the west should stop the spread of islamic political and cultural influence. >> i thought it was a tremendous speech and saying what is very plain in front of our eyes. >> reporter: he left in a small caravan heavily guarded. police say their presence was similar to events of other foreign dignitaries and staffing was shifted to offset cops. others who live nearby, unsure of the event's speaker. >> i think it's great that we can actually have forums and discuss topics like this safely. but i don't necessarily have to agree with the opinions held. >> reporter: tickets for the event were $20 to $40. no word where he headed afterwards. >> thank you, ian. >>> san francisco

the koran is very different than the bible. but ultimately, it's people. and i think as a u.s. commander i think you're obligated to make sure that what you do is the best for your force and the mission. >> what is more difficult, serving as a navy s.e.a.l. or raising money for a political campaign? >> oh, being a navy s.e.a.l. was a great job. i kind of laugh sometimes at being a congressman sometimes is more difficult than being a s.e.a.l. and that you -- as a s.e.a.l., you can watch things get done. you can -- you can engage. you have a terrific team around you. normally, you had the resources to win, and you can watch progress being made. on the hill, under the current, polarization, there's progress being made. it is fixable. it is absolutely fixable. but progress is not as rapid as what you would like. you've got to make sure you exercise some patience. and some is just political rhetoric. some people don't want the facts. they don't care about the facts. some people don't want the facts. they don't care about the facts. what they care about is an agenda. i never looked a

he cites the koran, taking care of the environment. >> god handed out to humanity the responsibilitynservation of nature and other creatures on the earth. as muslims it's our duty to protect the environment. >> faking responsibility for the waste we create. it may sound trivial, but it's a global issue, a call for action, and a small change in habits. at stake is not just protecting from human pollution, but saving what connects us to the spiritual world. >>> more on the website aljazeera.com. get the latest on all the stories we are following there. any time. aljazeera.com. hour. >>> on "america tonight" - the unlikely fighters in fires. >> i don't think the nation really know how much that they contribute. but when they are saving those, the community does not care whether they are inmates. >> sara hoy joins a crew of inmate firefighters, finding redemption on the front lines of danger >>> also tonight - policing 101. is more training necessary for

we tried to find the people who are causing the trouble and calling for our death and quoting the koran and saying yes, we are about islam, we can't deny what they say. if you want to defeat them you have to know them. >> host: this is part of your control series. what is that? >> guest: we did a book on the second amendment, we did one on common core, tried to correct the information out there. it is not a series that is my opinion. there is not a lot of my opinion in this. we try to make it paperback and small so people can carry with them, learned the topic and have it. >> host: how do you start a topic joy >> guest: what about that? >> host: you listed their tune lies about islam in the past and number 5 was america is safe from sharia law. >> guest: we have a court case in the book from new jersey where a judge ruled that he could have sex with his wife even though she said no because it was his religious right to do so and the judge sided with him. we don't have two standards of law. where i live, just outside dallas, the city council just voted and it was a 5-4 decision. it almos

. >> we are hearing it is a koran top of another car and one person has been taken to the hospital. >we are concentrating on this car. >> right there at the front of the house from the the carries a silver suburban on top of another car. >> way off the road. what happened here. my goodness. lets gather some information. by the way one person has been taken to the hospital, now i see it more clearly. suv on top of another car but how did they get so far off the road. >> that carries on its side, underneath, upside down. >> so hard to see in the shadows. >> you are right, upside down and another koran top of it. how in the heck did that happen up against the the house. we will gather more information and come back in a couple minutes. >>> but first tomorrow, this is probably the most important of the four preseason games, we will go to lambeau field to take on one of the best teams if the nhl. >> what do we need to see, mike. >> we're scoring a lot of points, how about the defense can we stop aaron rodgers. it will be a big test tomorrow, we will talk to g. cobb about that. hey, mom and

mark: have you ever read the koran? mr. trump: i have not.ark: what is your view on it as a piece of world history? mr. trump: i have not read it. it is not something i have a lot of interest in. i would like to find out why there is such hatred. you look at what is going on in the world, and it is wonderful to say, hey, let's not look at sweden and let's look at norway, but you look at what's happening with iran and it is a pretty scary thing. john: scott walker made a comment about there being a number of moderate muslims who are not attracted to jihadist ideology. do you agree with that? mr. trump: i'm not sure he knew exactly what he meant. define it. john: i'm not sure either. mr. trump: that's the problem, nobody knew what he meant. john: there are only a handful of moderate muslims. do agree with that or not? mr. trump: there are more than a handful of moderate muslims, but you certainly have a problem with muslims. i think he might've misspoke. always goes out and says he misspoke. i think scott probably misspoke. did he correct his s

. >> police say some businesses were burglarized and someone set a koran fire. >>> 5:06. white house says president obama has been informed of the deaths of the three fire fighters from washington state. >> they died yet baddeling a fast moving fire in that region. cbs news correspondent weijia chen has latest outside. >> this flag is flying at half staff in honor of the fire fighters battling a raging wild fire in the region. authorities in the county believe the crew was involved in the vehicle accident when they were overtaking by the wind swept flames. >> we are trained to do a job and you know, there are times when some things go bad but that fight still has to go on. >> reporter: as fire continues scorching land and structures wednesday, a steady stream, filed out of the tourist town. thousands of people around the region have moved south, to safety. >> i don't know how government will pay for it and i don't know how the people will rebuild. it is just horrible. >> reporter: fire fighters are also trying to get a handle on another group, of fires burning to the east

the koran is not only. god is holy and the word of god is simply to be a very ugly ever actually described it to be the actual spoken word of god. when you begin to see it as sharia and at the confusion you begin to get a space with a religious leader is now assuming a holy role that is completely alien to traditional islam. and face about what this person says is that religiously mandated. if this person stands on a square in cairo ss who wants to die a martyr, pressure and. if i'm a good muslim i need to raise my hand. if this person says to be a good muslim you have to give ask what enzi it is automatically it is it that or not. the reason why i focus on this idea of islamic -- x, y or z -- when we poll on all these issues, very thoroughly between 2005-2009, what was initially a study of 35 muslim majority countries in became 40, when we asked people about 9/11, you think it is completely justified or unjustified? most people were not a surprise, all overwhelming majorities said it was completely unjusti

this is totally contrary to the koran, as i understand it. i studied it with another gentleman, so i may be misinformed. host: you are talking about pushing for a heart and minds approach, along with the military effort? caller: that is what the terrorists are doing. guest: i think that we are actually trying to do that. the united states tends to do that more by setting an example than by exley going down and having folks on the street explaining it. i think you have to look at the large number of nations over in the region and for the vast majority of them, yes, in every single government over there in the middle east, there are certain elements that are sympathetic to some of the goals of these terrorist organizations and that is unfortunate. but overall, their majorities of the government, they realized or religiousstyle beliefs are not come porting and keeping with the koran and its peaceful teachings. consequently, they are even working to try and make sure that what is being taught in the mosques, what is being preached there is more t

and girls as young as 12 being raped because they believed it was a right to do so, saying the koraned them to. this woman found out that islamic state fighters captured her newly wed sister, when she tried to reach her by phone >>> joining us from toronto is an emergency senior researcher in the human rights division with human rights watch, and spent time with the yazidi of iraq learning about their experiences. thank you for talking with us. why are the yazidi targeted specifically. are other groups at risk as well. i think other groups are at risk as well. the yazidi are at risk. because there are non-believers, and as such they don't have the protection that other groups would normally receive. front of what we have documented, a captain of systematic rapes, forced conversion, the worst abuses that anyone can imagine. these women and girls have lived through that. what were the women and girls spirnsing. how are they coping. >> this is a big issue that we struggle with, there's a lot of attention that's been focussed on what happened to the women and girls. not the same amount o

what building wealth, you reach out and pull the jackson guy along that is what the jews did and the korans did, we don't have to buy into this thing, you are the victim, you poor little thing you cannot get by without by largess. charles: i live in a neighborhood with a lot of jews and koreans, what i love is they are so family oriented, growing up, i remember the women would wear nice hats, i applaud it is beautiful, that is gone in -- >> the black community has gotten through slavery, and jim crow, and sessiongatio segregath that. as they have dissipated community has -- >>a president would you be afraid to wear your religion on your sleeve. >> i am not a very religious person, but i am a person with a deep relationship with god, that informs everything that i do, i believe in the bible, particularly how it talks about how we need to become pat pago e path at to the poor, i believe that working outweighs they can climb the ladder and becompart of fabric of the society not patting them on the head, keeping them in subjection. charles: quickly, black lives matter, they have interfered with

stock chart that goes back to august of last year, and annual chart looking at the price of ofeport my koran fcx -- , look at theran see a bigalso you move in volume. volume typically has a blow off at the top or bottom. one of the things i always look volumeaction, increased and increased activity in a stock. and then tried to define the direction. not only has volume increased, you are seeing that the price seems to be stabilizing around $10 a share. this will make it very easy to see. you see the big selloff going on early. betty: now it has kind of leveled off. pimm: might be something to watch. the stock pays about 2% dividend. betty: perhaps those who wanted to get out got out. pimm: that was the point. let's give you some top stories. homebuilders have not been this confident in almost a decade. the nationals the season of home builders' sentiment index rose to the highest level since november 2005. the report indicates that single-family home sales and perspective buyer traffic both increased. americans are waiting longer to buy their first home. first-timeo zillow, renters rent for

we have to find the people calling for our death, quoting the koran and say we are about islam. we cannot deny what they say. if you want to defeat them you have to know them. >> host: this is part of your control series. what is that? >> guest: we did a book on the second amendment then we did one on common core. trying to correct some of the information out there. it is not a series that is -- not a lot of my opinion in this. this is the facts. we try to make them in paper back and small so people can carry it with them. >> well, one of the things you did in this bock, it is about islam, you listed 13 lies about islam in the book. and number five was america is safe from sharia law. >> guest: its not. we have a court case in the book from new jersey where a judge ruled that he could have sex with his wife even though she said no because it was his religious right to do so. and the judge sighted with him. we don't have two standards of law. and where i live down in texas just outside of dallas the city council just voted and it was a 5-4 decision, it almost passed, and what the

organized and include the systemic rape of nonmuslim women and girls, the times article that says the koran. the story goes on to say the practices used a as recruiting tool to attract deeply conservative muslim men. more than 20 womenned were interviews for this report. the executive director in new york, thank you for joining us. we know that isil is using sexual violence as a tactic, how are they getting away with it. >> absolutely using rape on sexual slavery, it's not the first time, we know it has happened in bosnia, rwanda, and other places and isis is absolutely enganging in practices are contrary to anything that is islam stands for. and the minorities we must stand with and by. is there anything that comes close to the interpretation that isil is using. >> we have to remember that islam was created in a premodern era where slavery was a universal system. this isn't the only faith that has these type of mentions but our prophet came to free slaves. and went as far to say that we are not to call anyone my slave, we are all the slaves of god. and we have seen story after story of enc

i hit enter, and i saw plenty of websites talking about contradictions in the koran. to research them, but once i concluded that they were genuinely contradictions, that's when it wiped totally away my faith. >> is that 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? i thought you said you were gonna test drive this buick first. i am test driving it. for 24 hours. where's the salesperson? at the dealership. nice buick! i guess that test-drive last night went well. actually, i'm still on it. you know, we're test-driving this buick for 24 hours, right?. yeah. so what are you doing? test-washing it. okay, well let me know when you're done, i'm gonna take it test-shopping. introducing the buick 24-hours of happiness test-drive. it's on your terms and a better way to take a test drive. watch

mass vile beheadings, rapes, this medievalist interpretation of certain verses of the koran.he united states is weary. we have been at war in iraq, in afghanistan. we are looking for allies in the region to take on isis. fervent isisost members see their main mission as attacking and defeating the shia, defeating iran. withhas a common interest us in fighting isis. it does not want isis to take over iraq. i don't have any illusions that this will transform itself into an alliance between the united states and iran to fight isis, but i think the two countries can help each other. that is a plausible scenario. deale context of a nuclear , in that context that becomes more likely. and with that be a good thing? yes. but there is so much mistrust built up over 36 years since the revolution between the united states and iran. these things will not happen overnight. but is it possible there will be a u.s. embassy in tehran and an iranian embassy in washington 10, 15 years from now? charlie: there is one in havana now. you get the feeling there is something at play. roger: i think e

year-old girl saturday night in northeast philadelphia they say 27 year-old mark he will wards hit a koran mcgee avenue but didn't stop. he turn on sylvester street and ended up on a sidewalk where he hit the little girl. police say it he kept going hitting three park cars. the the six year-old has broken bones but officials say that he should be okay. >>> tim tebow gets a warm welcome to philly fans as he lead eagles to victory. steve keeley is live outside the link with more, on this, hi there, steve. >> reporter: well, preseason may be meaningless in the standings and the record books but the forced to buy ticket at same price as regular season seats and there was actually the sound of philadelphia sports fans, cheering, for the first time here in south philadelphia in a long time after embarrassing seasons for other three major sports teams who play down here. a top round pick who wears same number 17 as harold carmichael did for years showed the same kind of excitement for years, and then class in the end zone and locker room afterward and a 92-a touchdown the at the end of the first

a six year-old girl at day night in northeast philadelphia they said 27 year-old marked ward hit a koran mcgee avenue but didn't stop. he turned on to sylvester street and somehow ended up on the sidewalk where he hit the little girl. police say he then kept going hitting three parked cars. the six year-old has broken bones but officials say she is expect to be okay. >>> tim tebow getting a warm welcome from philadelphia fans and he leads eagles to victory. steve keeley live outside the link with more on this, hi there, steve. >> reporter: that wasn't the first highlight, the number one viewers, got a nice birthday gift from the number one draft pick, nelson agholor. the lets go to the highlights and show you. look at this he turns one of the many too high, off target bad mark sanchez passes into a great play, high grab and showing speed to the end zone. number 17 just like harold carmichael, another great receive inner eagles history. another chip kelly recent recruit to both oregon and philadelphia now, from the practice squad last season and maybe a promising feature philadelphia star

. >> motorcycle was west and koran east. quite often it happens where the car turns left in front of the motorcycle. motorcycle hit the the side of the vehicle. and then motorcyclist was eject and had head trauma after hitting the ground. we took a blood draw from the man. he has not been charged. we will not give you his name right now. did he exhibit signs for dui but he did leave the scene of the accident. >> pool, the second off-duty officer to be kill in the traffic related crash this week. last saturday night philadelphia police sergeant rafael ali was killed driving on the 6,000 block of henry avenue in roxborough. investigators say that the the three two-year old hit the median in the 2014 dodge ram, 204 abe slammed in the tree. police suspect that the speed may have been a factor in that accident. certainly a tough week for the the philadelphia police department, mike and alex. >> tough week for police officers all across america. after that assassination in houston of a police officer. police officers all across am

. >> even though they may have their bible or koran, whatever religious preference they are, they'll hide weapons in it. just, you know, everybody finds god in prison. if you're looking for him, this is where he's at. >> in this cell, it appears that somebody has tampered the mattress. >> obviously this has been tampered with. i can tell that the inmates have restitched it back up to try to evade detection, any type of detection. >> sorry. we'll just go ahead and finish it, see what we got. and actually it's not anything they -- it's like they can't have, you know. i don't know why they have it in their mattress. >> sometimes, unfortunately, we come up empty-handed, and it doesn't look like there's anything in here now. >> emotionally, i feel distraught because, you know, i mean, i don't live like that. now i got to go back in there and clean it up. this destruction right here is infringing on my rights. >> the search is over, yielding no contraband. >> the pictures in the mattress, what was the point? we had to tear up the whole mattress. and there's no reason -- i mean those are pi

the fighters explained to them because of their lack of faith, the koran gives us the right to rape you, and whatever we do is not only justified in scripture, it is considered virtuous. the most interviews to do were with the very young women, one was 12, another was 15, and they described how the fighters got on the floor and prayed before getting on top of them and raping them, and then after the rape, they would go and take a shower and then pray again. so the acts of the sexual assault itself, the acts of rape were book ended in an act of religiousness. >> woodruff: this was repeated. this went on for months and months. hundreds of these women are still being held in captivity. this is still happening to them. just quickly, rukmini, you wrote about one woman whose captor gave her a paper of emancipation. what happened? >> this is what's really curious about this, judy. it really reminds you of what happened in the american south in the preabolition times. there is a scripture for release of slaves considered very virtuous. so what we found that was in the case when a woman was boug

officers arrested koran powell. two men were critically injured in the shooting. >>> searchers are looking for a man that disappeared last night while he was in the water. crews are calling it a recovery mission. >> a female passenger on a bus is okay after a manhole cover blasted through the floor of the bus below her. it happened on the bx 11 bus in the bronx on tuesday. she was not seriously hurt. no one else was injured either. hello, i'm david novarro. >> i'm shirleen allicot. we begin with new developments in the deadly legionnaires outbreak in the bronx. >> the state health commissioner is getting involved. he toured a movie theater, one of several businesses linked to the outbreak. the death toll has risen to eight and the number of cases shot up to 97. >> marcus solis is live with the latest on this one. marcus? >> reporter: shirleen and dave, the state health commissioner invited by the borough president calls it an all hands they toured the area. take a look at the cooling tower, one of these identified l

this is totally contrary to the koran, as i understand it. studied it with another gentleman, so i may have been misinformed. >> you are talking about pushing for a hearts and minds approach along with the military efforts against terrorism? >> caller: that's what the terrorists are doing. >> i think we're actually trying to do that. the united states tends to do that more by setting an example than actually going down and having folks on the street explaining it. you have to look at the large number of nations that are over in the region and for the vast majority of them, every single government in the middle east there are certain elements that are sympathetic to some of the goals of these terrorists organizations and that's unfortunate. overall the majority of the government, even in saudi arabia, they are beginning to realize the wow hobby lifestyle or religious beliefs are not in keeping with the koran and its peaceful teachings, so they are working to try and make sure what is being taught in the mosques and being preached there is more

these vial beheadings mass rates of this medievalist literal interpretation of certain verses of the koran. and the united states is weary. we've been at war in iraq, we've been at war in afghanistan. we are looking for allies in the region to take on isis. of the most fervent isis members see their main mission as attacking and defeating the shi'a, ie defeating iran. so iran has a common interest -- >> rose: with iraq. >> yes. iran has a common interest with us in fighting isis. it doesn't want isis as you just said to take over iraq. i don't have any illusions this is going to transform itself into an alliance between the united states and iran to fight isis but i think the two countries can help each other. that is a plausible scenario. and i think in the context of a nuclear deal which rightly starts just to the nuclear dossier, in that context that becomes more likely and would that be a good thing? yes it would be a good thing. but there's so much mistrust built up between the united states and iran that these kinds of things are not going to happen over night. is it possible there w

if you look at the bible or any other religious tract, whether it's the koran, whatever it may be, thecharging of high interest rates usually is considered to be immoral. the theory is if you don't have a lot of money and i'm lending you money, it is wrong to get blood from the stone. i shouldn't be charging you such outrageous high interest rates. today in america we get calls on us all the time. you get working people who are paying 25, 30% interest rates on their 30% interest rates on their credit cards. that is huge. that is no different than loansharking, i don't know that they go around breaking the caps like the gangsters used to do but they punish people if they don't pay. this is an issue, i know elizabeth has been working on in and is certainly something that i hope we can deal with her agency. >> may be a few more questions. >> i'm wondering what would be different if the democrats what is said you're threatening us with a filibuster and were not going to do that what would things look like. >> theirs of many of us in the senate who feel the same way, harry reid is a good en

. >>> a child trapped in the koran a sweltering day prompts quick action from law enforcement.is saturday, the the first day of august, good morning i'm todd quinones. our heat wave will continue at least for another couple of days, and here's meteorologist, justin drabick with weather, good morning again, justin. >> good morning. it will be hot but at least humidity is not as bad as it has been. >> that is upset. >> yes. >> but it is, late july, early august so we can deal with these 90-degree temperatures what we can expect. the lets go outside right now we're looking dry, we have some cloud but they should break up, we will see more sunshine around, so mix of sun and clouds, overall not a bad looking start to our morning and sunrise coming up in a half an hour. the lets talk about our headlines, lot of sunshine today, and not quite as humid as it has been the past several days but it will be a hot weekend in those hot temperatures that extend into next week. sixty's and 70's for the temperatures, suburbs still looking good, reading at 67 degrees. sixty-four allentown. we are

a few there was an effort to have young people in a high school memorized islamic prayers from the koran. we of course, hit the ceiling. imagine if someone had gone back and said to young people, do not forget, memorized and prayer from the christian new testament. everybody would have objected. there was a little concerned when maybe we should not do this, but for us it is clear, you have to be a hundred percent in favor of a rentable, separation of church and state, mosque in state, temple and state, and i'm proud that we did that. in reference to the 10 commandments monuments and the satanic image, this was because this is an open forum. this was opened by the state of for everybody. it was government property, they decided that the 10 commandments monuments there, and then a group all the satanic temple, which is actually not satan worshipers, they wanted to make a point in the point was important. if your code to open this for everyone coming up to open it to us. that is what has happened out there. would you prefer that teachers across the country ignore the role of religion in the

. >>> well, young boy takes a koran a joy ride and the end is all captured on tape. >>> that is coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> plus, police identified a suspect in the hit and run that left a toddler dead and his mother seriously injured. i'm syma chowdhry with that story, coming up. >>> plus another fan is hit by a foul ball i'm greg argos live at citizens bank park where there could be changes in effect in a few months which could assure this doesn't happen to anybody else. >>> and the bears who caused a social media sensation swimming in a new jersey pool, well, they are back. what they were caught doing this time, you're watching "eyewitness news" at 5:00. his pan yoel a. his pan ol so, what did you guys they think of the test drive? i love the jetta. but what about a deal? terry, stop! it's quite alright... you know what? we want to make a deal with you. we're twins, so could you give us two for the price of one? come on, give us a deal. look at how old i am. do you come here often? he works here, terry! you work here, right? yes... ok let's get to the point. we're goin

the 1.6 billion muslims around the world read together the teachers of the holy koran to preserve thevironment as stewards of the environment, and at the same time, not cause harm to other people by their own pollution and greenhouse gas emissions. at a personal level, to reduce our emissions i think at the global level, to join groups by all faiths and all countries to bring down the fossil fuel use to zero as soon as possible. nermeen: last month, democratic presidential candidate martin o'malley made headlines by suggesting that the rise of the so-called islamic state came about because of the effects of climate change. he was speaking on bloomberg tv. >> one of the things that preceded the failure of the nationstate of syria and the rise of isis was the effect of climate change and the mega-drought that affected that the symptoms or rather the conditions of extreme poverty that has led now to the rise of isil. nermeen: dr. saleemul huq, your response? to what extent are the conflicts in syria, iraq, etc., are exacerbated by climate change? can the creation of isis really be attrib