and the koran has a word for struggle. do you know what that word is? do you know what the word for struggle in the koran and in the arabic language is? it's a taboo word. it's a word that has been hijacked by a small minority within our own faith and criminalized and sensationalized by the outsiders of our faith. but i don't care about those two extremes, because the word is a koranic word. it is a noble word. it is a pure word. it is a blessed word, despite the extremism of the radicals and the smear campaigns of the bigots. it is a word that has been praised by our lord and our prophet and our religion. so i, for one, ask allah to make me of those who do not fear the criticism of the critic and who do not care what others speak as i speak the truth, so i will speak my mind. the reason why i love being muslim in this difficult day and age is because i must constantly engage in jihad. there, i said it! i said it! let me say it again! because i must constantly engage in jihad. in fact -- fox news, where are you? get ready for your ten-second quotation.

he said, look, 90% of the koran is, in fact, a legal doctrine, sharia. he's not sit saiing that as an insult to the religion. that is structured differently than typical christian religions or jewish religions, the way that those books are structured. that is what he's meaning academically. then also i think it's completely unfair to say that he called islam a cancer. when you listen to the whole statement in context, he says, look, this ideology is being used for people to cut off other people's heads, to commit mass a atrociti atrocities. that's a problem, a cancer. he was referring to the way it is used, the radical islam. to take bits and pieces of his statements and to suggest that muslims are not going to have constitutional rights under the trump administration, i just think is absurd hyperbole. i don't think it's a responsible way to speak. >> reza? >> no offense to caylee, but you don't know what you're talking about when it comes to the koran or the bible. about 120 verses of the koran have to do with legal matters out of tens of thousands. if

about 120 verses of the koran have to do with legal matters out of tens of thousands.ctually read the first five chapters of the bible, you would know that it is mostly law. all religions are about not just your faith, but about the way that you conduct yourself in the world. so in a way, all religions are about ideology, however you define that. but that's not what michael flynn was saying. michael flynn was saying, and it seems as though you may agree with him, that islam is different. it's not like other religions. and so it has to be treated differently. not islamic radicalism, not islamic extremism, but islam, and by definition, the 1.5 billion adherents of it, regardless of their political or military views, and that includes the 1% of the american population, citizens here, under the united states constitution, that actually follow islam as a religion. >> well, reza, i just want to quickly respond, because, you know, when confronted with facts a lot of times, the other commentators ad hominem attacks, which is what you just did to me. i have read the bible, and

god says in the koran, in our koran, in our holy book that if you were to kill someone, it is as if you've killed the entire world, and if you were to save someone, it's as if you've saved the entire world. >> reporter: amid the street musicians and shoppers, there is an air of vigilance, and toby ephram from southern sudan is doing his bit by trying to counter the propaganda of islamic state. >> the fact i can tell the world today is that there is no verse in the koran that someone will die by destroying himself, destroying the innocent people and then to think that god is going to give him a red carpet by having 75 virgins-- that is a wrong concept. >> reporter: but dr. imran awan, a criminologist at birmingham city university, doubts the effectiveness of using theology alone. >> primarily, i don't think mosques are in touch with a lot of the younger people. and what i think needs to happen, in a sense, is to get them on to a digital platform. so i call it a digital revolution, where mosques and imams are online, on the internet, and i think they need to flood the internet with counter-m

. >>> the bucs may be down several quarterbacks, and tom koran explains why. >> reporter: this is not what they need adjei-barimah has been suspended for using performance enhancing drugs. the buccaneers also put ben gotcho on injured reserve. as expected the crimson side remain number one, michigan high noon on saturday, right here on abc, we have got the wolverines taking on the buckeyes, the first of the triple header here on abc. >>> it's going to feel a little empty for the u.s. bulls if they don't play in the championship game. it's hard to believe with a 9- win season so far and a chance to get the 10th win of the season. you would think at least would win the championship, but it will be a 10th win at high noon against ucf. >> it would be big for our football fans and for bull nation, but more importantly for me, it would be big for our seniors. these young men decided to come here when i first got here, and they chose usf off of faith. >> that they. did usf a 9.5 favorite over the knights. update. have a good day. ?[music] ? >>> an athlete won "dancing with the stars" but whi

and remember one thing that you find in the koran.peaking in native tongue] don't be, don't fear the fear. don't be sad to you are going to win if only you are a believer, and now this. this is truth. even if all the people think you are failing, that if at the end you are killed because you're right or you are in jail, and you are right, and you were insulted and you are right, and you have no money that you are right. at the end of people can think that you failed, but you know that you are winning. that's the reality of it. winninwe name needs to be right, whatever the people think, whatever the price you pay. [speaking in native tongue] i'm very sorry. 10 minutes more. that's my swiss way of dealing with friends. [applause] ♪ >> a picture the story of hillary clinton taking a picture with reporters who have been covering her campaign. [inaudible conversations] >> this is a tradition among the press corps. she stopped also to make a few comments. >> it would make a real difference in what we could get done, but right now we are jus

the groupers the true religion, is known for giving out free copies of the koran all across germany. and fights for recruits to the group in syria and iraq. >>> and the macy's thanksgiving day parade is next week. as you can imagine there is extra attention on security, especially now that krzyzewski is calling on followers to use truck it is now that isis is calling on followers to use trucks to attack the city. but the federal government has people safe throughout the parade. >>> sweepstake scams are biggs right now in northeast ohio. some people are falling for them -- are big right now in northeast ohio and some people are falling for them. like this mother who is 82, sent $6,000 because she thought the caller was genuinement the son found out his mom was being -- genuine. the ston -- the son found out his mom was scammed when she was about to send out at $1,000. >> it sickens me that people prey on the elderly. >> here is a reminder from the better business bureau. you do not have to pay a fee in advance to get a prize. if you get a call about a sweet stakes, call the loved ones

massive protest was triggered by accusations that he insulted islam by criticizing those who used a koranic reference to attack him. >> translator: we come together to arrest the governor. god is great. if police can't do it, we will. >> translator: don't sacrifice the nation because of one person. if he is wrong, he must be punished accordingly. >> reporter: he became governor in november 2014. known for his tough talking style and the strict line he takes against corruption, he's popular with jakarta middle class, but conservative muslims are wary of his growing power. he's said to be seeking a second term in the election to be held next february. the current confrontation is an early skirmish in the election battle which is expected to see him pitted against muslim candidates. nhk world, jakarta. >>> a roadside bomb has killed a journalist in afghanistan's southern helmand province adding to the growing number of reporters have who lost their lives in afghanistan this year. the reporter was killed as a bomb went off outside the provincial capital when he was traveling with other journali

tsunami showed the remnants of the 2004 tsunami including a wrecked helicopter and damaged copies of the koran. the massive tsunami that struck indonesia on december 26th left about 160,000 people dead in the country. the coast was devastated. the museum added a new exhibit in an effort to help prevent another tragedy. a video tells the tale of a fire of rice sheaves, a true story of western japan struck by a tsunami in 1854. he sets fire to his own rice sheaves to guide people to higher ground in the darkness. >> translator: people need to know about tsunami so they can act quickly in a crisis. >> reporter: the man behind showing the exhibit is a tsunami risk prevention researcher at the local university. he learned about the story through fellow academics in japan and was touched. >> translator: it made me realize the need to pass down the lessons that a tsunami would follow after an earthquake, not only to the people today but also to future generations. >> reporter: his determination was borne of personal tragedy. he lost both his parents and six of his siblings in the 2004 tsunami. now he

him by a muslim organization, accusing him of insuting islam by criticizing opponents who used a koranic reference to attack him. the governor declined to comment. his lawyer said he was cooperating. >> translator: when summoned by the police in relation to a case, it's also a psychological burden. it can be difficult to handle the situation calmly. but from what i can see, mr. ahak is very calm and very clear when answering questions. >> tens of thousands of hard-line islamists rallied earlier this month to demand his prosecution. the governor is known for his tough-talking style and strong stance against corruption. he's running for re-election in february against muslim candidates, but he has been losing ground amid the controversy. analysts say indonesia's blasphemy laws have been increasingly used to prosecute and imprison members of religious minorities. >>> china says thousands of myanmar citizens have crossed the border to escape fighting between ethnic groups and the government forces. a foreign ministry spokesperson said they were being taken care of. >> translator: about 3,000

that group is best known for distributing copies of the koran across the country. reports say the country's intelligence agency found the organization is helping recruit people to send to syria to fight for isis. germany is expected to police a ban on that group later today. >>> breaking overnight in lead county, a sheriff's deputy is in the hospital and a driver is dead. to pull the driver over near an exit but the driver took off reaching speeds of more than 100 miles an hour. when he came to a stop, the driver got out of the car and attacked the officer. that's when witnesses say a bystander came over, shot and killed the driver. >> he refused to get off and the officer said shoot him, shoot him, and then he shot him. >> the deputy is expected to recover. the sheriff's office was supposed to give an update on the bystander who driver. that news conference was canceled. officers have not been able to locate the family of the man who was killed to notify them. >>> panicked parents in pasco, they're fighting a plan to rezone schools and bus their kids across the co

and so, we have to reclaim that phrase, because it is a koranic phrase. so, when i ask you, are you going to join this american jihad, i want you to respond with something that will be heard from shining east to shining west, with a tuqbir that will shake the halls of this convention center, with a tuqbil that will send a loud message to all of the islamaphobes and bigots that we are not scared to be who we are, that we are not scared to claim that we have no loyalty and no fear of being muslims who want to worship our lord and be a part of this country. will you join me in this jihad? taqbil! louder. louder, louder, louder. you can do better than this. one last time, and i want the halls to shake. taqbil! [ speaking foreign language ] >> our next speaker is who spoke at many of our events and someone i have gotten to know over the last 2 1/2 years in my time with isna. she is an incredibly insightful and thoughtful person. she is the director of research at the institute for social policy and understanding, ispu. she is the co-author along with john espo

copies of the koran and it is believe they had glorify jihad and are recruiting people to fight for the islamic state in syria and iraq. no one was defeign in the raids. >>> the documentary on netflix, "making a murderer," brendan dassey could soon be out of prison. >> yes. here is more on his impending release. >> reporter: after more than ten years in prison man. we are out here waiting to see if he walks through those doors today. a federal judge made the ruling monday, saying dassey's confession was coerced in the murder case of theresa halbach. an emergency motion was filed saying dassey should remain in prison through the appeal process. the legal team is focused on getting him home with his officer still needs to meet with dassey and his family and check out his living arrangements before he is released. dassey is required to provide an address of where he would live to the u.s. probation office by noon today at the latest. the focus will be on helping dassey reintegrate back into society if he is released. there are restrictions dassey would have to follow if he is released. he

>> i am looking at some of the koran cosmetic stocks.hey are rebounding significantly after sunset they had been oversold. up by almost 7%. a note from merrick securities saying that not only have they been oversold, but the best china has raised interest rates for the yuan could have sustained chinese demand. hengan is up by over 4% in the trading volume has surged. this company builds that hygiene product. have a look elsewhere in australia. it is one of the worst performers on the regional index. it is in the telco space that it is down almost 21%. this is off of concerns, these process that these properties will have to pay. let's have a look at the overall broad market. you can see little bit more conviction coming through than 30 minutes ago. china has turned positive, up b 1%. -- up by .1%. the yen, it into we can come ollar,g at 112 to the d but we can see a little bit of losses coming through from those export stocks that have rallied quite strongly over the last couple of weeks. looking at australia, we are seeing banking and h

. >> learning about the religion, and citing the koran, i felt like i was becoming more religious religious. >> the mosque was not extremist, but the messages were in somali, and he looked for an english-speaking imam on line. he found anwar awlaki, born in new mexico. for al qaeda. awlaki produced information on line. >> one of it was titled, battle of the heart and minds. and what they do is try to get your heart and try to get you to join their cause. and so whether you are doing something good for your community or going to school, whether you have a nice job, all of that, they're going to make it seem like it's worthless and there is something greater you could be doing. >> awlaki was killed by a u.s. drone five years ago. but on line, it's everlasting. >> it was like when he talked to you it made you feel like you're special and you're the chosen one, and the more i listened to it, the more appealing it was to me and the more interesting it became. >> how much time did you spend watching these videos? >> i continued to watch them, when i wasn't doing anything or at school or doing my

that distributing copies of the koran across the country. reports say the country's intelligence agency found that organization is helping recruit people to send to syria to fight for isis. germany is expected to place a ban on that group later today. >>> volunteers in mosul are now dealing with another concern. civilians stumbling on to bombs. witnesses say isis has been hiding land mines in residential areas. their homes. some families are returning early. mine advisory groups are teaching children the potentially life saving lesson of what to look out for and what not to touch. they say militants are using toys as booby traps. >>> we're learning more this morning about a deputy involved shooting in lee county where witnesses say a bystander jumped in to save that deputy's life. the deputy tried to pull over a driver near an i-75 exit, but the suspect took off reaching speeds of more than 100 miles an hour. eventually that driver did stop but then got out attacked the deputy, and that's when a third man apparently showed up and shot that s

it's best known for distributing copies of the koran across the un the intelligence agency found the organization is helping recruit people to send to syria to fight for isis. germany is expected to place a ban on the group today. >>> a high school girl in charlotte county is accused of assaulterring her bus driver. the -- assaulting her bus driver. deputies say she was handcuffed. charlotte county public school said the driver took the right action by calling the sheriff's office and the transportation department to get another bus en route to take the remaining the girl will be disciplined. >>> 8 minutes after 9 right now, president-elect donald trump's transition team is reportedly hitting some bumps. >> there has been some in fighting among team members. one calling the process a knife fight. mainstream conservatives backing john bolton for secretary of state over trump ally rudy giuliani. president obama is calling on miles per americans to give trump a chance as he prepares to step into the oval office. >> i think it's important for decisions and it's really important to try to

second accident is further south, at exit number five, that is for burlington mount holly, disabled koran the tracks causing septa to use shuttle buses on route 36 trolley from seventh third over to elmwood and philadelphia marathon weekend getting ready for it. they have barricades up along the parkway. this they will close a portion of the parkway right after the morning rush hour and then through the weekend closures every where the parkway, some city streets, ramps from the vine expressway to between the second street. everything you need to know to get on the go i have put up on my facebook and twitter pages. we have course map which shows you where you can cheer the runners on, along the marathon route. also through the weekend septa will have detours and service adjustments, we have put that up there as well. back over to you. >>> now to this murder mystery out of holmesberg. >> a man's body dragged out of the building left on the sidewalk, and now investigators trying to figure out hot the man is and was, and who is behind the crime. >> so, steve's over on frankford avenue, steve?

i'm in my koran my phone. >> yes. >> mine was the no, it is just technology. >> those three minutes, 7:00. 6:59 looking at my phone. now i can make the call. >> jen freddie's out, she's accessory, with a few holiday outfits. hi there, jen. >> hey, i'm in neiman marcus. we're talking about holiday accessories. i have to call my husband and tell him what is on my wish list. you can hear from the fashion director of neiman marcus, right after this. these are things that didn't get in the segment. holidays are a time when people want to go extra to go to those holiday parties. people want to put on their bling, sparkling things. >> bling, bling. >> jen is with to to of the most fashion possible people to help us dream of what we can afford some day, stuff that is so cool, jen. >> would you you believe it is one person. she's fashion director of those neiman marcus, andbergdorf good man. >> i have seen you you in fashion shows before. i have left leaving, and, thinking every single thing, so happy to have you here. >> my whole point. >> so we have amazing models. thing we are talking abou

they also found a number o weapons including knives and tasers and these copies of the koran which theroup distributed along with extremist propaganda accusing them of misusing their religion to incite hatred. there is heightened concern in germany about the threat of isis-inspired terrorism. highlighted when police arrested a syrian man in eastern germany last month and discovered bomb-making equipment in his home. this memorial in paris a year after the deadly attacks in the city is a stark reminder of how real the terror threat in europe can be. he remembers the 130 people who died. one year on, there is still a feeling more needs to be done to prevent a similar tragedy. >> translator: there is concern about the return of the foreign fighters to our countries and here we need not only to strengthen what we did, cooperation and exchange of information between france and belgium, but among many more european and noneuropean union countries. >> reporter: german authorities say 10 people young people went on to fight in iraq and syria after joining the true religion group. it's not know

they also found a number of weapons including knives and tasers and these copies of the koran which the distributed along with extremist propaganda accusing them of misusing their religion to incite hatred. there is heightened concern in germany about the threat of isis-inspired terrorism. highlighted when police arrested a syrian man in eastern germany last month and discovered bomb-making equipment in his home. this memorial in paris a year after the deadly attacks in the city is a stark reminder of how real the terror threat in europe can be. he remembers the 130 people who died. one year on, there is still a feeling more needs to be done to prevent a similar tragedy. >> translator: there is concern about the return of the foreign fighters to our countries and here we need not only to strengthen what we did, cooperation and exchange of information between france and belgium, but among many more european and noneuropean union countries. >> reporter: german authorities say 10 people young people went on to fight in iraq and syria after joining the true religion group. it's not known ho

estimated 150,000 people demanded the city's christian governor be arrested for allegedly insulting the koran the day wore on, clashes broke out, and police fired tear gas and water cannons. the besieged president of south korea made an emotional apology today for an influence-peddling scandal. it stems from allegations that park geun-hye let a close confidante meddle in state affairs. on national television, park called the scandal "heartbreaking" and said she accepts responsibility, while denying some of the allegations. park's approval rating has fallen to 5%, and she's under mounting pressure to resign. back in this country: a federal jury today has found a "rolling stone" magazine story about a gang rape defamed an administrator at the university of virginia. the story has since been discredited. the official sued the magazine, its publisher and the reporter. the jury now decides whether to award her $7.5 million in damages. harvard university has canceled the rest of its men's soccer season over sexual comments about the women's team. an investigation found members of the men's squad ro

isis and the muslims go by the same koran. they both read the same koran. it doesn't matter if they are terrorists or not. loretta, you don't think christians are being allowed into the united states? -- obama said he would veto any bill to bring in christians. and hillary just got through saying in her campaign speech that she didn't like catholics. host: one of the things hillary clinton actually did say toterday in addition consoling her supporters was offering her congratulations to donald trump and what she hopes will happen in the trump administration. hillary clinton: i hope that he will be a successful president for all americans. this is not the outcome we wanted or we worked so hard for. and i'm sorry that we did not win this election. for the values we share and the vision we hold for our country. pride and gratitude for this wonderful campaign that we build together. diverse, creative, unruly, energized campaign. you represents the best of america. and being your candidate has been one of the greatest honors of my life. [applause]. clinton: i kn

chris johnson, from jk investment group, joins us with kevin koran.g everybody here on this black friday, shortened trading day and the family you brought along with you as well. >> an upside buy, just really drifting higher, tacking on to the gains. i think what is interesting is the inside the market, not just the headline index, how this has played out since the election, smaller cap stocks, up more than 12% since the election. the s&p 500 up 3%. flows into the exchange rate, and have really got noon the silly zone. you've seen a lot of people seeming psychologically like they had to rush to participate here. and you're seeing that in some of the investor surveys. right now, you know, you have an upside seasonal bias that continues for a while into the next few weeks. i think the question now is have people gotten overexcited in the very short-term basis. >> speaking of small caps, there is the investor bullishness on the rise and it reflected in the flows chasing this performance, the russell, i think, just closed at its 15th consecutive rally day

our weather coming in from the northwest which is across southern koran damp it will be cooler as we go through the forecast period. so mid-50s across northern mass today. low to mid-60s, even some upper 60s cooler day generally speaking tomorrow. from the mid-40s in the worcester hills, low 50s in boston, mid-50s down into southeastern massachusetts. 7 on 7 forecast into the weekend. fairly seasonable. a few degrees below average, especially on sunday. we have a gusty wind. it will feel cooler out there, a few more clouds around. election day looking milder. temps back into the low 60s by tuesday. >> christa: 6:16 is your time now. >> kris: let's get a check of fast track traffic. any slowdowns we need to be slowdowns like on the expressway, but no major issues. north of town, route 2 and 3, some slow and go traffic, but no red. so that's good news. 93 slow and go back to 495. not seeing any major delays, though. route 1 looking pretty good. braintree to boston, northbound on the expressway, that's your longest drive at about 18 minutes. a little bit slow around the braintree split.

the algerian oil minister is traveling this weekend to turn koran 2 -- itan and will start to emphasizehe highest -- and the highest level of officials need to be involved to resolve it. it in the case the deal is not done, and we do not know if by the middle of next week opec is going to be able to present something that pushes prices to $50 a barrel or we do not have a deal, and the price of oil dropped significantly. some traders think we could see --umber starting with a 3 37, 30 five dollars, if opec fails to reach a deal. anna: that is what i was going to ask. -- 48.12 under bti. you are talking about more than $10 coming off the price of a barrel of oil. do see araders significant risk of a drop in profits -- prices because the market, if opec does not cut production on russia, it will be over-supplied. it'll be the fourth consecutive year we will be building inventory. prices will move down. the market will try to kill production through low prices, and traders are telling me 35 dollars a barrel is a potential price. anna: and we way to find out what president trump's means for

the group which hands out korans is banned from germany altogether.e joined isis after participating in their campaigns. >>> back here at home, house speaker paul ryan one step closer to keeping his gavel today. he isn't facing any competition. some republicans wanted the vote delayed because they felt it was too soon after the presidential election. he needs a majority of house votes in january to continue to hold on to the speakership. >>> hillary clinton's stronger together plane is back in the air but not with her. the university of dayton's men's basketball team flying to alabama today ahead of the game in the former democratic nominee's jet. the university says it happened by chance since they don't choose which planes they get to fly in. it says stronger together, but not i'm with her. that's a little awkward, but there they go. got to repurpose it. recycle. >>> let me stel you what's straight ahead. if you are easily offended put on your earmuffs. the president of a college founded by thomas jefferson under fire for quoting thomas jefferson. i

this the koran times. some of the shots of the protests going on around the united states.tory, "trump victory nerves koreans in the u.s." how --ef and problems many of the younger generation korean-americans who teamed up to campaign for trump's opponent, hillary clinton. guardian" newspaper, picture but when the current president barack obama and president-elect donald trump. if you want to see video of that, you can go term website at www.c-span.org. you can take a look at that. events taking place on this veterans day. we will ask you veterans to give your sense of advice for the incoming commander-in-chief. but first, an update on the efforts in iraq, we take mosul. joining us on the phone, tim arango, the new york times bureau chief. good morning. guest: good morning. last new events over the 12 hours or so, can you give us a sense of what is going on to retake mosul? guest: it is a very tough and slow going fight in recent days, over the past week or so. city last reached the week. it has become very slow because isis is putting up a fight for eastern mosul, the firs

when they first got off if they did not have a koran, they had the bible.ost: we will go to robert in maryland, independent. good morning. caller: i know janet reno gave us all these things and they gave people loans they cannot afford no interest loans. as you remember, this is what destroyed our economy and what we are dealing with today. if people look back on that, these are the reasons that your house is no longer worth what it was. equity in your homes are no longer what it was in 2004-2005 because of what bill clinton and janet reno did bite forcing the banks alone people money that they cannot afford the houses. what has destroyed our economy what the democrats have done to your personal checkbook, if you look what happened when the democrats controlled the house, the senate and the white house, they gave us obamacare. as rates go up this week and you have to join new policies and plans, remember as you write the bigger checks, the democrats gave you that and they cut into your main investment in your home. check with your house was worth in 2004 an

and there is children go for koran lessons and where they go to have potlucks with their family and familyfriends, this is where they go for spiritual enlightenment, this is their safe space that they go to. so after the paris attacks we had mosques smeared in feces, mosques that were firebombed. most recently we've mean? the past two weeks two different attacks that were thwarted against islamic centers where there were militia-type attacks with 16 weapons and thousands of bullets being found in someone's home that they were planning a columbine-type attack against a house of worship. so when we talk about the overall environment and the climate, we have to also keep in mind that when their community centers are attacked, how that makes them feel even if they go to school, maybe their classmates aren't saying something to them but they're already feeling otherized. they're already feeling like something is wrong and something is different. why would my house of worship be attacked. why is saturday school canceled, mama? oh, canceled because somebody was going to shoot it. we have to keep