there is no mention in the koran. so basically i could look at also another verse that calls for flogging, but i would like to look at this one which does not. also, a moderate does not believe in suicide bombing against civilian targets since the koran condemns taking of life. it does not believe in punishment for lesbians or homosexuals since sex preference is not a sin and there is no sanctioned penalty the koran. a muslim moderate is neither anti-semitic or anti-jewish because the koran is full of ver verses about remembering the blessings that israel has bow stowed on them or children of israel remember that i have bestowed favors upon you and exalted you above the nations. a moderate believes in god's messengers without discrimination between any of them. a moderate does not believe all the ahadith are authentic sayings of the prophet and accepts only these are in harmony and consistent with the koran. it does not believe the koran abrogates holy scriptures and that it is the book rather than one of the books. i

read the koran and you'll see how very peaceful we are.the koran. jack would you like to read what's in the koran? i read the koran. would you put it on the screen? now listen, this is where it's found in the koran...seize themnbelievers] wherever you find them, surah 4:89. if you encounter...those whorike their necks...behead them, surah 7:4. give firmness to the believers [muslims]: i will instill terrorearts of the unbelievers [all non - muslims]: smite them above their necks and smite all their fingertips off them, surah 8:12.n you encounter the infidels, strike off their heads...47:4. sir, your religion of peace, koran, there it is. what are you going to say? here on one of our newscasts atchrist as much as you, why are you picking on them. maybe some of the people do, butnd all of the quotations from the koran today. god forgive them. sura, seize them and kill them all [unbelievers] wherever you find them. they're trying to implement sharia law everywhere. is that a part of it? now remember, there are a lot of but if they read these four point

in the name of the koran. they are doing it in the name of islam.y believe that this is what the koran instructs them to do. >> it is not -- it is not in the name of allah in the name of muslim. it is in the name of saudi -- in the name of the saudi money. if we had disclassified the white house, both president bush -- this is extremism. >> that's my point. i am saying it's a per investigatio perversion. >> let me finish. i am a muslim, and i led the prayer and pledge of allegiance in our state senate this morning. >> so. >> i believe my faith is about rationality. >> we need more people like this imam. i was there after 9/11 after the buildings came down. it was in the name of allah. let me finish there, whatever your name is. what was i going to say? >> you were there after 9/11. >> it was in the name of allah when they hit the buildings. 3,000 americans. if we had christians going around, radical christians, killing people, i would call them radical christians. we have radical islam now. there is no fact that does not exist. >> that's a great ana

that's the path that the koran shows us, if you read it properly.at least that's the way our founder mevlana showed us. >> the souvenir stores in town have also picked up on the dervish trend. the dancing dervishes sell like hotcakes -- but only a few people know what they stand for. young architect carine gug was surprised to find such a mystical movement belonged to islam. >> for me, religion is this philosophy of life. so that means being respectful, trying to find the balance in your life. i've always been interested in dervishes. for me, it was mystical. i was curious about it how they could turn for so long. >> but you won't find any dervishes in the mosques of istanbul. they practice their faith in private. before, they lived an ascetic life in monasteries. the turkish state prohibited all sufi orders in 1925 but later allowed their dances to be performed in public. today, their adherents are appalled to see how the koran is being misused for political purposes. they prefer to devote themselves to their meditative music. >> what humanity need

it will be on the screen next week and where it's found in the koran. it is not the same book as our bible.s is the only way. he said in john 14:6 i am the way, the truth, and the life; no man? no man. revelation 1:5, unto christ who loves us and washed us froms n blood. and there is no other way. acts 4:12, neither is there salvation in any other, there is en given among men whereby we must be saved. no other name? no other name. muhammad? none! jesus.ourthly, he rose from the dead. romans 1:4, he's declared to be the son of god with power by the resurrection of the dead.sus christ was raised from the dead, ii timothy 2:8, and he's coming again. in and received you unto myself that where i am there you may be also, john 14:1-5. he lord for the five fundamentals of the faith, right? we can know if we believe in the lord jesus as our savior, we can e day forgiven of our sins. how good it is we have the savior. now a brand new offer about don't really know what it's all about. islam exposed, explained. take a look please at our wonderful promo.eleased hea

. >> from the koran. >> from the koran, the chapter 3.45. >> here in cedar rapids, the faithful havelived and even died in harmony. divisions were few, the cemeteries were generation after generation of muslims, chews, czechs and bohemian honored their bed all lying next to each other. along with the calm has been the sound of success. this company cedar graphics, started as a print shop tucked in the back of his grandfather's grocery. it's hard to believe that from those kinds of roots you end up with something like this. >> well mark i gran grandfathers an entrepreneur. >> today the business employs 100 in suburban cedar rapids and just bought out another iowa company. >> i can credit my grand father for a lot of that because he had the entrepreneurial spirit. >> so like any immigrant to america. >> like any immigrant. the land of freedom and opportunity and they came with nothing and you know, the story can be duplicate aid million times. >> they just happen to come from -- >> they just happen today come from syria. >> your story is is not different from anything other kid growing

according to him he believed that the police defend laws that are contrary to the teachings of the koran. >> on officer defies the odds after being shot in the line of duty. >>> philadelphia police say that the gunmen benched -- vegged allegiance to -- list of these incidents like state, the officers of life -- survived 13 shots, fired inches away. kenneth craig is live in philadelphia whehe the f the eye has joined the investigation. >>> federal investigators and police in philadelphia are digging through the man's past trying to figure out how long he was planning this and if there was anything else. >>> this could've easily been released funeral. >> approaching officer jesse hartnett with a weapon drawn, another image shows us -- a suspect reaching inside a vehicle firing upon length range, hitting the 33-year-o officer three times. >>> shots fired i'm shot. >>> despite being seriously injured. >> the suspect, edward archer was arrested near the scene and later told police that he shot the officer ininhe name of according to him he believes police defend laws that are contrary to the

you get merit points if you read the koran. they read the koran a lot.aid to these people you are doing it all wrong, who are we to tell them that they misinterpreted their religion? they are praying five times a day, they are reading the koran. you are reading it with them, by the way, and you feel surrounded by islam. it's a mistake to say you guys do not know what you're talking about. james: you're still in touch with some of your captors, right? i am. i'm interested in what they are up to. i like to be useful in getting the people that they have out, and i hope to getkayla and peter and stephen out, too. we were not able to do that. my relationships with these people can be used to our advantage. james: the next question is do you and then to larry -- based on everything you have learned, what do you think we do about this movement? theo: we should send them aid and chocolates and blankets. i think we need to be nice to them. i really believe -- we can keep killing these people, but more will come. if you have 10 and you kill 2, you don't get eight.

we're told he was carrying two handguns, ammunition, and the koran. bring you updates as we get them. >>> just hours from now at the same time the other republican debate in des moines, donald trump hands to hold a special event that he says will benefit veterans. >> some veterans are furious that they think they're caught in the middle of this political cross fire. the founder of the iraq and afghanistan veterans of america is tweeting this. saying if offered, the iava will decline donations from trump's events. we need policies from candidates not to be used for political stunts. let's hear from a former navy officer and senior advisor. it's great to have you here today. thank you for coming in. the head of your group put out a very strong statement about this. it says to trump, specifically, you're a loser. you're a third rate politician who clearly doesn't understand issues, is so scared of megyn kelly exposing it that you're looking to use veterans to protect you from facing her questions. wow. why such strong feelings, peter? >> we have a simple

. >> according to him, he believe the police defend laws contrary to the teachings of the koran. >> reporter: on the scene last night around midnight, nbc 10 cameras saw the patrol car covered in bullet holes and the suspect's gun laying on the ground. today we learned that gun had been reported stolen from another philly cop two years ago. witnesses say archer approached as if on a mission and said nothing. >> boom, boom, boom, boom! and the cop was like, you know, trying to -- his best to block from the head and stuff getting hit. >> reporter: wounded and bleeding heavily, officer hartnett still chased the suspect, fired on him and radioed for help. other officers tackled the suspect minutes later on this block around the corner, only steps away from a home he was known to frequent. shortly before 2:30 this afternoon we watched as investigators carried out bags of evidence from this home. one of the homes in this neighborhood where archer was known to frequent, they are trying to piece together his motivations in all of this. investigators say besides repeating his allegiance to islam, arc

they believe that based on not very good readings of the koran. not very particularly good interpretations of what it is they're looking at. it's exactly, exactly what the al qaeda leadership believed. exactly. the same. about what their ultimate goals are and their ultimate objectives. we need to understand that. ms. sanchez: thank you, mr. chairman. in the interest of time, i just -- i think we really have to get to what it is they want before we come up with a strategy of how -- we can no longer contain them. if what you're say something true, they go down a hole and they wait. something that someone had said was, not that they have established the caliphate, they have the khalif. this is the lynch pin for them to be able to do this shari'a law and everything else that comes with it. or as you said, maybe the coming. i think as members, we need to really begin to understand what moves before we can understand that not just bombs will get rid of this. thank you. >> can i add a point? i think this is important. the establishment of the caliphate

is that in the koran? yes.e don't know much about it so we decide to send our eighth team out there. in london we have john adams, future president of the united states. in france we have this gentleman named thomas jefferson. we decide the best way to approach this is talking to them and try to find out what their rationale is for taking our stuff and imprisoning them. we are not spain or france, your problem is with them. we are brand-new so they go and set up a meeting with the ambassador of tripoli, now libya, thomas jefferson decides he's going to join john adams said his requests a they go in and meet the ambassador and they have a great conversation. the guy seems approachable, seems like somebody we can deal with until it came to decision time at which time he talked about the rationale for capturing our guys and taking our stuff and cited the koran. he says it is not in there for you to do this, we don't have a problem with you. having said that there is only way out, you got to pay the money. we don't

security around the palace tonight as police arrest a a man carrying two loaded guns and a copy of the koran at disneyland paris today, they say that he had to the handguns inside his luggage luggage as he tried to get a park, police are searching for a woman who may have been traveling with him. >> the leader of the group and occupied federal land and oregon is calling for the final four holders to surrender tonight. >> message remains, to turn yourself in . do not use physical force . use the national platform that we have too continued to defend liberty. >> the five occupiers posted a youtube video said there negotiated with the fbi will only leave if they are sure that they will not be arrested, seven people were arrested earlier this week including the leader ammon bundy are still behind bars which back with the is just days away, they have a last chance to win over voters as donald trump skips the debate on the fox news channel, he clashed with moderator megyn kelly leaves ted cruz, marco rubio and an opportunity to get their message record to iowa voters which back then percent presen

. >> hold the koran up, read this every day. mcquay says his koran has helped him grow spiritually, the other books in his cell have helped him grow physically. >> every day i do me some curls. i do these. i do shrugs. back arms like this. like this. probably about 55 or 60 pounds. >> mcquay has spent years trying to earn his way back into general population. but his history as a violent offender continues to haunt him. >> i engaged in an emotional response to being disrespected. >> 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 he successfully completed a skills program, she gave him a job in his housing unit. >> i did make him a sanitation worker. that was to the dislike of some of my supervisors, they thought i had lost my mind i would never let him get out of his ce

police defend laws that are contrary to the teachings of the koran. investigators now trying to determine how he was radicalized... as officer hartnett...recovers in the hospital. sot - robert hartnett father "i see his is waking up.. it's going to be a tough road.. he is a tough guy.// i love him.. i'm very proud of him." marci gonzalez tag and philadelphia's police commissioner - said the 9 millimeter gun used- was a in 2013 investigators still trying to determine- how the suspect ended up with it- and whether anyone worked with him - to plan this targetted attack. mg abc news ny an update to breaking news we brought you at the top of the hour... brought you at the top of the one person has been taken to umc following a stabbing near craig & las vegas boulevard... contact 13 investigative reporter stephanie zepelin is at the scene and joins us now live with the latest... stephanie? boston police have made an arrest after one of their one of their officers was shot this morning. kurt stockinger was working in the drug control unit as a plain-clothes

he was also discovered to be carrying a koran and some ammunition. authorities tell us that his bag set off the metal detector at the hotel new york. a female companion has also reportedly been arrested but she was not armed. this makes authorities very not treating it as a terrorist-related incident yet. it's still early in the investigation. paris remains on a high state of alert after the november attack. you regularly see armed soldiers patroling the streets here, so this incident is sure to make them very nervous, especially after those attacks. nbc news, paris. lisa: 130 people were killed in those november attacks. disneyland paris is said to be europe's most visited tourist attraction. the park remain open after the arrest. queen city is moving forward with revitalization. the areas chosen for the neighborhood enhansment program and the impact neighbors hope to see. and that massive east coast snowstorm making records, what is being said about last week's storm and why it's proving to be a very costly snowfall. kevin: unseasonably warm weathe

. >> from the koran chapter 3.45. >> here in cedar rapids the faithful have long lived and event died in harmony. divisions were few. the cemeteries were generation after generation of muslims. jews, czechs and bohemian honored their dead, all lying next to each other. along with the calm has been the sound of success. cedar graphic tucked in the back of his grandfather's grocery. >> it's hard to believe that from those kinds of roots, you end up with something like that. >> well my grandfather was an entrepreneur. >> today, his business employs 100 in suburban cedar rapids. and just bought out another iowa company. >> i credit my grandfather. the land of freedom and opportunity, he came with nothing and the story can be duplicated a million times. >> they just happen to come from -- >> they just lap to come from syria. >> your story is not different from any other kid growing up in iowa? >> i couldn't -- the only difference i couldn't eat pork or drink alcohol. >> are there different pressures now? >> if you just go about your normal life and never go online and go to any of the news

aside from di caprio he's up against brian koran storngs chael fast bender and ed in the same category. carol and best supporting actress for kate blanchette and ryan. >> jennifer lawrence up for the fourth best actress nomination. she won it in 2013. in additiono kate blanchette she's up against bree larson, charlotte, ramp and myself ronan. noticeably missing from the nomination african american performers. all 20 acting nominee are whiteall 20 acting nominee are white. social m mia trending with tweet like this one from the rap. 14 award worthy performance by non-white actor the academy overlooked. hash-tag oscars so white. >> one of the biggest movies in history came away with 5 nominations. nominated for best editing, nominated for best editing, sound, vial effects and that classic john williams score. chris rock will host the 88th annual academy awards on sunday february 28th. live in the news plex, 7 news night team. >>> all right thank you. >> coming on 7 news at 10:00 o'clock on just one station. elderly man ripped off. pick pocket stealing his wallet and everything tonight. >

police that he was carrying and ammunition and a copy of the koran. amber: new standards when it comes to maternity leave. mothers in the army and air force will not receive 12 weeks of paid leave, but mothers serving in the navy will see a drop from 18 to 12. as for military dads, to send secretary ash carter says to increase paternity leave from 10 to 14 days. it's part of the pentagon initiative aimed at making it an attractive career path. john: a series of sonic booms shaking things up in southern new jersey. nin separatee booms were recorded over 90 minutes. they were heard as far away as long island and connecticut. officials say an f35c was amber: last weekend's blizzard is officially the fourth most powerful snowstorm to the storm affected nearly 100 million people and covered 434,000 square miles in 26 states. almost 24 million people saw 20 inches of snow from louisiana to maine. john: 22.4 inches up in maine. amber: my brother sent me a picture opening the front door of my parents house in maryland. it was bizarre. oh, yeah. and i i couldn

they don't actually have the capability to obliterate koran peninsular.. the bad news is that they are trying? tag- with north korea already heavily sanctioned, the un security council hasn't haven't specified what else they will do in response- but after today's meeting- they vowed significant measures" an update on the man who helped the san bernardino shooters get guns. what charges he's soldiers returned today from missouri, where they were assisting in a water transportation mission. the troop of 45 soldiers and 20 military vehicles were deployed after missouri residents suffered extensive flood damages to their homes and cities. the group aided in water purification and transportation operations in the high ridge, missouri area. jenna: this year marks one century of service provided by the american red cross to iowans red cross locations across the hawkeye state are commemorating the centennial anniversary by hosting a year long series of events and campaigns throughout 20-16 highlighted by several events including the annual heroes of the heartland

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the 28-year-old man with a copyp of the koran and a box of ammo. officials arrested the suspect along with a woman at the hotel entrance of europe's most visited tourist attraction. his bag triggered the metal detecters. noone was hurt and the park investigators are now treating it -- not treating it as a terrorism-related threat yet. >>> next, growing concerns. the head of the world health % organization says the zika virus is spreading at an alarming >>> barbie gets a new bod >>> all right. welcome back. spreading tonight. >> as -- >> reporter: experts say the zika virus is spreading explosively in latin america predicting as many as 4 million cases over the next year. evince is strong zika could be causing pregnant women to miscarry or deliver babies with abnormally small brains. that's led the centers for disease control to warn pregnant women agagast traveling to countries and parts of the caribbean ere mosquitos are spreading zika. >> it is likely that earlier in pregnancy, the first and second trimester, may be more risky, but we don't reall

french authorities arresting a man with two handguns and a copy of the koran. french authorities say the man's bag set off the metal detector at the hotel new york. lists. a woman with him was also arrested. she was not armed. paris, of course, remaining on high alert after those deadly attack >>> flames erupted on north bergen place. >> when i walked outside it was smoke everywhere. my lungs started burning. your eyes started burning. it was like pretty bad. >> the woman killed in the fire has not yet been identified. >>> and in new jersey now a man wanted for a string of sexual assaults off the streets tonight expected in court tomorrow. the 35-year-old is accused of raping three females and trying to rape a fourth. the victims include a 13-year-old girl. michael faces a long list of charges including aggravated sexual assault, kidnapping and making terroristic threats. >>> a man accused of running a sex trafficking and prostitution ring down the super bowl weekend here in new york was convicted ed ed two women and a teenage girl from florida to work as prost

he believes that the police are in contraryhe teaching of koran. he is 30-year-olds old philadelphia and has prior convictions on simple assault and ms charges. law enforcement said the fbi is looking at archer's phone and computer records and arabia in 2011 and egypt in 2012 but there is nothing to suggest travel was terror-related. in yet another twist,lice say the 9 millimeter handgun was a stolen police firearm. the officer is a eran of the philli police department who served in the coast guard. the philadelphia police kmiegser said it is miraculous he survived. >> it is confounding and astonishing that he was able to escape hit. >> hart net's dad saids proud of his son. >> he is a tough guy. he is a philadelphia officer. >> reporter: the t is recovering from a broken arm and serious nerve damage but is expected to full recovery. archers was scheduled this coming monday to and similar charges unrelated to the ting. now after being cleared for medical treatment, he remains in police cust day facing other charges. >> steve peterson tonight, thank

according to him, he believed that the police defend laws that are contrary to the teachings of the koran. " "police say the gun used in the ambuish was a police firearm that was stolen in 2013.investigators are trying to figure out how he got it, and if anyone helped him. we're also learning about a pair of suspects arrested and indicted by the feds for providing material and support to isis.this suspect you're looking at was arrested in texas, the other in california. both were born in iraq and came to the u-s as refugees. it is a huge weekend in the tri-state.the bengals playoffs, kinky boots at the aronoff just to name a few events.chief meteorologist steve raleigh is here with while we still may see a few scattered showers tonight, mostly cloudy skies continue through tomorrow. the weekend may begin mostly dry, but a rainy bengals game transitions into light snow by sunday morning. this evening, hang onto the umbrella as a few showers will be around until midnight. temperatures will remain mostly steady in the upper 40s right through daybreak. now, let's talk about saturday for all y

have a lot more coming up including these arrests at disney land paris, two guys with a gun and a koran, that doesn't sound good. the former secretary of the united states donald rumsfeld on that and a novel undertaking he's just started. i don't know if i'm going to call him a zuckerberg type but maybe. after this. why you couldn't be healthy but one really good reason, that's our family. that's the beauty of working at gnc, we've got something for everybody. we're here for you. just ask. we make it simple. gnc. >>> what is it about paris? you probably heard by now that a guy harass arrewas arrested in paris packing two guns and a koran, only days after we got word of a man captured in milwaukee who had intended to kill a lot of people there in a paris-like attack. with us now to remind us as if we needed reminding that terrorism is everywhere, the former secretary of defense, donald rumsfeld. good to have you. >> thank you so much. good to be with you, neil. >> what do you make of the paris development again and the focus that would seem to be still on paris, the city that's had more

they don't actually have the capability to obliterate koran peninsular.. the bad news is that they are trying? tag- with north korea already heavily sanctioned, the un security council hasn't haven't specified what else they will do in response- but after today's meeting- they vowed to take "further significant measures" mg abc news ny just in- the las vegas city council approved a new bill that will require pet shops to sell cats and dogs that only come from shelters, rescues and non-profits. it's controversial. the goal is to find homes for the animals already in our area... and keep dogs bred in "puppy mills" out of pet stores. a friend of one of the san riverside, california.. and pleaded not guilty. enrique marquez was a friend of sayed rizwan farook. he is accused of conspiring with farook to provide weapons to the terrorists marquez also faces two counts of making false statements when buying two rifles, one count of marriage fraud, and one count of making a false statement on immigration paperwork. authorities believe he bought rifles for farook an

on the political front, especially given the fact that there are countless examples throughout the koran that isil uses to justify their actions. what are the most effective ways for us to delegitimize isil, in particular given the head winds we're up against when isil or al qaeda are using the koran to justify what they're doing. now, the emerging threats have recently held several hearingings and briefings on messaging, also authorizing counter messaging demo program last year and on friday the white house announced a task force for this very purpose. so as we work to bolster information operations in our fight to delegitimize isil's ideological messaging what capabilities do we need, what tactics, techniques and procedures do we need for the new task force? >> i think the most immediate thing to do on the near term is to take away the narrative. as we are talking about earlier with congressman sanchez, the caliphate on the path to end times is our most promising. when al qaeda ept to afghanistan, al qaeda went down in terms of being seen as a loser rather than a winner. >> congressman

sot: richard according to him police defend laws that are contrary to the teaching ofofhe koran. indication the shooter was tied to a larger terror plot, but the f-b-i and department of homeland security are also now they are executing search upper darby and also on in southwest philadelphia. criminal history - and that the gun used was stolen from a philadelphia police officer hartnett was seriously injuried, but is expected to the suspect was treated... and released into police custody. his mother says ... her son was a devout muslim... and she beleleves ... he was targeted...by police. you don't have to fight the crowds...you can have your groceries delivered right to your door.... our "diane lee" looks at the many options you have from several services...and how much it will cost you...in a 7 news consumer watch... and... this infamous drug lord...whose escape was caught on camera... is back in custody tonight. how mexican authorities... found six months after his prison break...that was caught on camera... the notorious mexican drug lord joaquin "el chapo" guzman... has been

to him he believes the police defend laws of that are contrary to the teachings of the car on the koran the suspects mother told us her son was a devout muslim had recently been hearing voices and his family asks tend to get help with this is a try to tried to kill one of officer's father says hartnett is in good spirit police to looking for another men give an arrest warrant for this meant clinton wants to the base he considered armed and dangerous investigators say watson the man already in custody sent another men several the victim is taken to the hospital nowhere tonight and his condition footprints and thus now have placed a burglary it's hard enough without being robbed a. >> just too bad small businesses are working so hard another thing to keep you up at night police have not released any information about the suspect yet it is unclear if he is linked to other smash and grab burglaries that have happened over the past few weeks the suspects name is not yet been released local family turned to the problem solvers tonight the father and has been a united states air force veteran

. >> always come back to what the mosque are, what's happening at the mosque, what the koran preaches. it's a clash of cultures. >> flyers reading no mosque no mosque. something city officials take to be a double slam against hispanics and muslims. we found facebook postings against the move calling muslims a dangerous threat and i hate muslims, and using words we can't put on the word. >> look at what they're doing to the world. bombing everybody, creating a world full of trouble. >> reporter: but there are supporters here as well. >> nasty, bigoted racist comments. >> reporter: in a neighborhood that proudly flies the american flag. >> we have separation of church and state for a reason, now we, to be able to allow people to do whatever it is that they do with their religions. >> reporter: there's been a vibrant muslim community here for six years, is says the mayor. >> this is not what bayonne is. i've been here my whole life. born and raised here. this is a city sitting in the shadow of the statue of liberty. >> reporter: before the meeting, opponents promise to pack the plaza and

he believes that the police are in contrary koran. from outside of philadelphia and has prior convictions on simple assault and firearms charges. law enforcement said the fbi is looking at archer's phone and computer records and tripped to saudi arabia in 2011 and there is nothing to suggest travel was terror-related. in yet another twist, millimeter handgun was a stolen police firearm. the officer is a five-year veteran of the philli police department who served in the coast guard. the philadelphia police kmiegser said it is miraculous he survived. >> it is confounding and astonishing that he was able to escape hit. >> hart net's dad said he is proud of his son. >> he is a tough guy. he is a philadelphia officer. >> reporter: the officer hart is recovering from a broken arm and serious nerve damage but is expected to make a full recovery. archers was scheduled this coming monday to be in court on fraud. and similar charges unrelated to the shooting. now after being cleared for medical treatment, he remains in police cust day facing other charges. >> steve peterson tonight, thank you. >>>

they arrested a man carrying to guns and a copy of the koran. police say they detained his female partner and she was not armed. at this point it does not appear the couple has a connection to terrorism. >>> john gerard is in tonight. it's nice to see some sunshine on the way. >> i just get to report the good news. tomorrow will be much nicer. it looks like we are pretty optimistic about the weekend as well. toward miami beach good visibility so the rain is gone now 68 in miami 67 and fort there's been a record-setting 1.84 inches of rain that mia. the humidity is pretty high and 96%. will see some patchy fog in a few spots of had heavy rain -- one of our cbs4 weather watcher says you now has an infinity pool he did not have a few days ago. maybe you should drain your pull. things will start settling down. the back edge of the rain has gone through in the cold front is sweeping through in bringing drier air for tonight we have a much drier breeze tomorrow and why not stretch this outright to the weekend. we have earned a after a couple of rough

they arrested a man carrying to guns and a copy of the koran. police say they detained his female partner and she was not armed. at this point it does not appear the couple has a connection to terrorism. >>> john gerard is in tonight. it's nice to see some sunshine on the way. good news. tomorrow will be much nicer. it looks like we are pretty optimistic about the weekend as well. toward miami beach good now 68 in miami 67 and fort lauderdale and 70 in key west. there's been a record-setting 1.84 inches of rain that mia. the humidity is pretty high and 96%. will see some patchy fog in a few spots of had heavy rain -- one of our cbs4 weather watcher says you now has an infinity pool he did not have a few days ago. maybe you should drain your pull. things will start settling down. the back edge of the rain has gone through in the cold front is sweeping through in bringing drier air for tonight we have a much drier breeze tomorrow and why not stretch this outright to the weekend. we have earned a after a couple of rough weather days. high pressure

according to him he believes that the police defend laws that are contrary to the teaching of the koran. >>> stolen from another police officer's home two years ago, the shooting has nothing to do with islam or the islamic faith. >> in no way shape or form does anyone believe that islam or the teaching of islam has anything to do with what you see on the screen. it is abhorrent and terrible and doesn't represent the religion or its teachings. >> to determine if archer has been communicating with i.s.i.l. in any way or downloading online propaganda. archer has been arrested before on a variety of charges including aggravated assault and firearms violations. and according to the philadelphia inquirer newspaper, archer's mother says he has suffered head injuries and has been suffering from symptoms that his family recommended he get medical help. antonio mora. >> mexico's president enrique pena nieto said el chapo guzman was recaptured. >> achieved the capture of joaquin guzman. >> president enrique pena nieto broke the news earlier with this tweet, saying mission accomplished, we have him

he's from france, a restaurant there, he's got a koran or how to koran. gun in a bag, trying to sneak into a hotel in euro disney because he felt for his own safety because disneyland is a very dangerous place. why would his female friend take off as soon as something happened. in a place like that, and walked to a popular tourist place and just blast people. charles: 10 million people visited in 2014, that's one heck of a target. rob o'neill, thank you very much, really appreciate it. >> always, charles, thank you. charles: well, the evidence mounting against hillary clinton and they can't believe what they're finding in her e-mails. is an indictment coming? more varney after this. you can fly across welcome town in minutes16, or across the globe in under an hour. whole communities are living on mars and solar satellites provide earth with unlimited clean power. in less than a century, boeing took the world from seaplanes to space planes, across the universe and beyond. and if you thought that was amazing, you just wait. ♪ >> there's a new report out cla

philadelphia police chief "according to him police defend laws that are contrary to the teaching of the koran." (standup bridge: kenneth craig, cbs news)"police here say there is no indication the shooter was tied to a larger terror plot, but the f-b-i and department of homeland security are also now." (sot: captain james clark/philadelp hia police dept.) "they are executing search warrants in and also on in southwest philadelphia."authorities say archer has a criminal history - and that the gun used was stolen from a philadelphia police officer two years ago. officer hartnett was seriously injuried, but is expected to be okay. kenneth craig cbs news philadelphia pa. 3 the suspect was treated and released into police custody. his mother says her son was a devout muslim and felt targeted by police. 3 3 the two latest men arrested and charged with supporting isis made their first appearances in federal court this afternoon.federal prosecutors say omar al- hardan and mohammed al-jayab had connected online... with al- jayab back in the u- s after actually spending time fighting *in syria*.they we

according to him, he believes that the police defend laws that are contrary to the teachings of the koran. liz: investigators are searching any ties to terror and have not classified the shooting as a terrorist attack yet. though as you heard, mr. archer whose photograph, that was not the mug shot. the photograph shows he was a man who felt strongly toward isis and allah and as he approached that officer, he was wearing muslim garb. the shooting in philadelphia weighing on the markets slightly here, we should have been much higher, considering we saw a build of 292,000 jobs for the month of december. that was way better than expected but raises questions about issues, whether it's the psychology of investors or the psychology of social media who stocks have been watched throughout the year and social media radicalizing american born isis sympathizeers. was the suspect recruited by isis online radicalized? did the internet play a role. white house holding a meeting with the suspect and brainstorm with the world together. senior obama officials meeting in san jose have been met with major t

the teaching of the koran. more use of firearms.y hands crossing through before ultimately ending up in this assailant last night. much has been made of what the attacker was planning. others, muslims, that may be a point. doing this in the name of islam. you have been seeing and hearing a lot of this. amber smith. you were booked under different circumstances. this comes back only a few weeks after san bernardino. we know there are various elements here. he knew anybody or was working with anybody. too soon to tell. scary stuff. what do you make of it? >> he were covers. what we thought today is straight out of isis playbook. isis has publicly called on all followers of islam to attack nonbelievers. isis inspired. acts of terrorism. or some sort of direct affiliation with the terrorist group. in the name of islam. unfortunately, what we have been seeing in europe, what we just saw in germany and france and israel, the war is now in the united states of america. unfortunately, going to continue. >> all of this transpired last night

they know that he claimed allegiance to isis but beyond that, he said that the teachings of the koranere contrary to police work. >> we have an officer shot. >> reporter: a horrifying scene in philadelphia. brandishing a handgun, firing into the police car of 33-year-old police officer jesse hartnett. archer moves to the window. the gun inside the car firing at least 11 shots, hitting the officer three times in the left arm. >> shots fired! i'm shot! i'm bleeding heavily. >> reporter: incredibly, the police officer not only survived, he chased his attacker down, shooting him in the butt, stopping him while bleeding profusely. his left arm unuseable speaking to the all the while. >> by the grace of god, i can't explain it based on my beliefs in any other way. but under those circumstances, man, i can't imagine that almost anything you could have could protect you. that is chilling. absolutely chilling when you watch that and if that doesn't just make the hair on your neck raise when you hear that, that's scary. >> reporter: police say the man used a handgun stolen in 2013 and confessed

in paris shortly after police ap henned a plan she was with who was found with two handguns and a koran. the official says the woman did not appear to be armed. no other suspects are currently being pursued at the park, which is east of paris. >>> we are now learning more about a colorado woman who died while living in austria. the 25-year-old was working as a nanny there. lauren mann's body was found in her apartment in vienna. police there believe ler death may have been -- her death may have been a homicide but this morning we learned the autopsy has not revealed a cause of death. she graduated from c. u. in 2012 with a degree in music. >>> scientists are trying to figure out where schizophrenia comes from believe they have zeroed in on one thing in particular. a normal brain process that somehow gets kicked into overdrive. the new research links the disorder to a problem with a trimming back, or a pruning of connections between brain cells, which is a process that occurs naturally, in adolescence and early adulthood. christs now believe that if that process goes on too long, a perso

he was also carrying the koran. his female companion was not armed. fans is still under a state of emergency -- france is still under a state of emergency. >>> in bay area headlines a rough morning for bart commuters. just after 5 a.m., service stopped between fremont and bay fair because of power and equipment problems. the issue was resolved and service resumed with some minor delays. >>> police trying to track down two people who pepper sprayed and robbed a woman at a popular san francisco tourist destination. investigators say the woman was attacked yesterday while walking at twin peaks. last month three french tourists were robbed in the same area. and berkeley can now require cell phone retailers to warn customers that carrying phones too close to their bodies could be hazardous to their health. the controversial ordinance had been on hold since last summer. from the cell phone industry sued to block it. the city removed some of the wording and now the ordinance can take effect. >>> a hearing today in sacramento will focus on regulating driverle

the interior ministry says the 28-year-old suspect is of european origin and he had a koran in his possessionfrance remains in a state of emergency after islamist gunmen and suicide bombers killed over 100 people in attacks in november. he stands trial, accused of crimes against humanity. charges including murder, rape, and persecution of his enemies. ivory coast's former president laurent gbagbo attending the first day of his trial at the international criminal court and denying those accusations. >> for the first time, a former head of state is sitting in the international criminal court. is on trial of four counts of war crimes and crimes against humanity, charges he denies. do you plead, guilty or not guilty? >> thank you, mr. president. i plead not guilty. refused to gbagbo step down after losing the election. his bid to cling to power triggered a wave of violence that claimed more than 3000 lives. prosecutors accused gbagbo and the former militia leader of ,rdering systematic attacks including murder, rape, and other inhumane acts. gatheredo protesters to demonstrate against what they c

. >> according to him, he believes that the police defend laws contrary to the teachings of koran. >> reporter: now, we are also learning that the gun used in this attack was previously stolen from the home of another philadelphia officer about two years ago. that officer was displciplined after the burglary. it's unclear how archer got his hands on the stolen weapon. live in police headquarters, nbc 10 news. >> officer hartnett was on the philly police department for the last five years. his father told us the words he shared with his son after surgery this morning. >> i love him, i'm very proud of him and he's a tough guy. he's going to be in good shape. everybody is praying for him. >> well, this has been a tough day for the hartnett family. professionally, he's receiving a lot of praise for his actions last night. >>> tonight, federal investigators are looking into the suspect's travels to the middle east. edward archer flew to egypt and saudi arabia in the past and relatives say he made a trip to mecca. his lawyer points a picture of a paranoid man. drew smith is live where his f

means for new moms and dads in the french officials arrested a man with two guns and a copy of the koran at a hotel at disneyland paris. no one was hurt during the arrest. france is still in a state of emergency in the wake of the police were also looking for a woman who may have been with the man. the man was going through a metal detector at the hotel when the weapons were discovered. today is a day of remembrance for nasa. 30 years ago today the space shuttle challenger exploded over the skies of florida. edward lawrence looks back at the day that changed nasa forever. pkg its one of those events where you remember exactly where you were. 73 seconds after lift off the space shuttle challenger broke into pieces. natsot challenger explosion nasa determined a faulty o-ring on the rocket booster caused the disaster.. killing the six astronauts and one school teacher on board. sot charlie bolden, nasa administrator i had just landed ten days before we lost challenger. i was devastated. stand up edward lawrence, cbs news: nasa administrator charlie bolden laid wreaths at arlington national

according to him, police defend laws that are contrary to the teaching of the koran. >> police are searching the home where he lived. the home was thil filthy with bugs throughout. we found out the 30-year-old suspect has prior convictions on simple assault and firearms charges. law enforcement sources say the fbi is looking at archer's phone and computer records and that trips to saudi arabia in 2011 and egypt in 2012, but there's was terror related. as officer hartnett recovers from surgery for a broeng arm and nerve damage, police here in west philadelphia are grateful the officer made it out of the ambush live but sickened something like this could happen on their street s or anywhere. >> it feels terrible. because, you know, you need to feel comfortable in your area. >> this is the violence we live in. >> now, we also learned today the gun was used in that horrible attack was actually stolen from a philadelphia police officer's home back in 2013. officers said today they don't know how many hands it passed through before it injured one of their own. in west philadelphia, natalie pasquar