soldiers mistakenly burned korans at the same background base alongside damaged books and texts from the airfields library well the incident prompted widespread protests and resulted in several deaths but it's but we have to think that. while fire fundamentalism is mostly to blame for this incident it seems like the us imperialism plays a strong role in providing these terrorists with a motive to purge perpetrate these attacks one can only wonder if trump's new policy on afghanistan will further exacerbate the situation a lot as one of the things we're going to be going in to talk about with our guests next america come thank you very much indeed journalist and author david swanson i believe is on the line we can speak to about some of the topics there some here are brought up hello to you does the incident with the leaflets actually indicate how out of touch the u.s. actually is with the afghan people i think it begins to scratch the surface yes and it's one incident among a great many and the burning of korans for example has not always been accidental i was in afghanistan some yea

know like the discussion about the religious framework and you know like the interpretation of the koran and interpretation of the fundamental scriptures is somehow misleading because then we are trapped in all kinds of different interpretations because the interpretation of the modern is those who want to have a modern interpretation of islam that gets away with all the you know a very problematic you know provisions in the islamic sharia would be faced by others who want a very orthodox interpretation and who would fight for it and who would consider that the interpretation of the modernist are completely alien to what the koran sais and what you know fourteen hundred years of practice of islamic sharia has produced so my tendency is while understanding that there should be some kind of you know interpretation and some kind of dialogue on the interpretation of the religious scriptures we shouldn't be trapped in that and we should really especially like for for legislators for policymakers they should take the courage of saying you know we are in a secular country we are in a country th

in the koran it says we are here for the good of others. koran? >> yes. know it by heart . >> isn't it very long? muslim people know the koran. thought youdu -- i were hindu. >> i went for my father, he was my teacher. >> we would like you to be the queen's teacher. i'm only a servant, your majesty. a servant cannot be a teacher. you are a servant no longer, , theill teach me urdu koran, and anything else you can think of. stephen: i think she found him exotic. charlie: what you mean? friend said would you like to -- because it was exotic. might have had a point, somebody comes across some any from another country, dressed in extraordinary clothes. charlie: he's different, brings something new? stephen: absolutely. when i met him he came into the room, by the time he left i said, well i can see why judy would like him. charlie: you just see her as queen victoria? stephen: yes, but it's not very difficult. she has played her already. they suggested other people and i said don't be silly. charlie: if you want -- stephen: yes. that is a ridiculous idea. char

if muslims say we don't agree with that then you must bring forward your proof from the koran or the hundred. but if you point your weapons at muslims they will be afraid one day a muslim follows god's commandments for the sole reason that his heart is with god but if he's afraid of armed people his heart is unable to reach god anymore. people can be afraid of weapons and still reach god. but. with a lot of things on us. we didn't respect that. the first thing that they wanted to force on ours was their method of education. we wanted our children to continue going to school. they said that boys and girls had to be taught in separate classes. in class explain to them that that was not possible. we did not have enough classrooms or another teacher. in the end we had to accept boys and girls sitting in separate rows. and certain classes like philosophy or the history of mali. not allowed to be taught anymore. by now school lessons in time but have returned to normal. co-education of girls and boys was against the holy warriors morals to them all western education was haraam or forbidden

according to the koran no one carries the burden of another person. all people are responsible for themselves this is. right from the beginning johnny rebel's occupied the ahmed baba institute the state research center with its important library. the basement contained over eleven thousand valuable manuscripts were the qur'anic interpretations in the old manuscripts not consistent with the fundamentalist islamic teachings where the manuscripts in danger mohammad a researcher at the institute was very concerned. about the institute was abandoned and that most of the employees had fled during the occupation. they left the manuscripts to their own fate. for the future seemed bleak but there was no work so they were forced to leave. but nobody was permitted to enter the building which was built by south africa. but nobody was allowed to enter except for the occupying forces a. lot of people everyone was concerned the head of the ahmed baba institute the owners of the family libraries the population of timbuktu the delegation was sent into the jihadi camp

know like the discussion about the religious framework and you know like the interpretation of the koran and interpretation of the fundamental scriptures is somehow misleading because then we are trapped in all kinds of different interpretations because the interpretation of the modern is those who want to have a modern interpretation of islam that gets away with all the you know a very problematic you know provisions in the islamic sharia would be faced by others who want a very orthodox interpretation and who would fight for it and who would consider that the interpretation of the modernist are completely avion to what the koran sais and what you know fourteen hundred years of practice of islamic sharia has produced so my tendency is while understanding that there should be some kind of you know interpretation and some kind of dialogue on the interpretation of the religious scriptures we shouldn't be trapped in that and we should really especially like for slater's for policymakers they should take the courage of saying you know we are in a secular country we are in a country that has

soldiers mistakenly burned korans at the same bedroom base alongside damaged books and texts from the airfields library with the incident prompted widespread protests and resulted in several deaths but we have to think that while fire fundamentalism is mostly to blame for this incident it seems like us imperialism plays a strong role in providing these terrorists with a motive to perpetrate these attacks one can only wonder if trump's new policy on afghanistan will further exacerbate the situation. i witnesses who sell to detonate explosives at the bagram air base told local media outlets multiple people have been wounded and the afghan interior ministry spokesman confirmed that three civilians were injured in the blast two of whom are in critical condition that nation took place at one of the entrances of the airbase the attack was reportedly carried out by a suicide bomber riding a motorbike all this comes after a senior u.s. commander in afghanistan apologized for a highly offensive leaflet distributed by u.s. forces leaflet depicted part of the taleban flag which includes a passag

forces in the province the leaflet depicted part of the taliban flag and a passage from the koran on a dog an animal that's considered unclean in islam the taliban responded to the leaflet by saying it showed america's hatred for islam and that it proves the war in the country is a war between islam and unbelief according to news reports this isn't the first time a controversy has struck the area in february of two thousand and twelve u.s. soldiers mistakenly burned korans at the same background base alongside damaged books and texts from the airfields library the incident prompted widespread protests and resulted in several deaths and now while fundamentalism is mostly to blame for these incidents it seems like the u.s. and ariel is definitely plays a strong role in providing these terrorists with an actual motive to perpetrate these attacks so one can only wonder at this point if trump's new and expansionist policy on afghanistan will further exacerbate the situation. ok samir a can live from washington d.c. thank you for bringing us up to date with what we know so far well let's g

soldiers mistakenly burned korans at the same background base alongside damaged books and texts from the airfields library with the incident prompted widespread protests and resulted in several deaths but we have to think that while fundamentalism is mostly to blame for this incident it seems like us imperialism plays a strong role in providing these terrorists with a motive to perpetrate these attacks one can only wonder if trump's new policy on afghanistan will further exacerbate the situation. we're bringing you some of the latest pictures from syrian government troops being put through their paces before an operation to the controlled areas of the city of. now on tuesday the syrian army banks by russia reached the city and broke. here on the map you can see islamic states territorial losses in syria over the past four months moving towards the syrian army gained around eight kilometers every day they eventually united with one of its brigades who had been trapped inside the city. well the most prominent figure of the two years the army is already known as the lion of the republic

soldiers mistakenly burned korans at the same background base alongside damaged books and texts from the airfields library where the incident prompted widespread protests and resulted in several deaths but we have to think that while fire fundamentalism is mostly to blame for this incident it seems like us imperialism plays a strong role in providing these terrorists with a motive to perpetrate these attacks one can only wonder if trump's new policy on afghanistan will further exacerbate the situation or thought and antiwar activist david swanson told as there is a complete lack of communication between american troops in afghanistan and the locals i doubt very much that most members of the occupation from the united states and its allies really care that's not what they've been trained to do not what they've been educated to do they've been put into a situation where the. afghan people is threatening their lives and they don't they haven't been educated to think there's anything to learn from afghan culture so they are there to you know do their jobs stay alive and get the heck out

soldiers mistakenly burned korans at the same background base alongside damaged books and texts from the airfields library with the incident prompted widespread protests and resulted in several deaths but we have to think that while fundamentalism is mostly to blame for this incident it seems like us imperialism plays a strong role in providing these terrorists with a motive to perpetrate these attacks one can only wonder if trump's new policy on afghanistan will further exacerbate the situation still to come russian bitcoin trader is wanted by the us alleged money laundering we have that story coming up after the break stay with us. moscow with. mark zuckerberg at first but. arguing about artificial intelligence is going to destroy the world. as baby will mark zuckerberg has already struck the world so why does he care. hello welcome back now the u.s. is pushing for the extradition of a russian national accused of cyber crimes and money laundering alexander vinick was arrested in greece back in july at the request of the u.s. justice department he's accused of using the crypto curre

the very small charm, a little copper charm with an inscription from the koran that was excavated in pennsylvania from an archaeological site getting to the mid-18th century, perhaps owned by enslaved african who was muslim. it is tremendous to be able to have this tradition represented through an object in the exam. when you get -- in the museum. point, yout to this come to the statue of king george the third we bring you back to when the moment was started, when the declaration was being read in new york in 1776. we have a sailor off their offering you a rope that he's throwing down to try to invite you to consider, but where would you have stood at this point in the story? you have heard that the loyalist critique is, you have heard people try to remain neutral, from fervent revolutionaries. we want you to feel like that maybe you had a choice and the outcome was still quite uncertain. we have on display these large lumps here in the case on loan to us from the new york historical society, fragments of the original statute that stood there at the bowling green. it was composed of

the very small charm, a little copper charm with an inscription from the koran that was excavated in pennsylvania from an archaeological site getting -- dating to the mid-18th century, perhaps owned by an enslaved african who was muslim. it is tremendous to be able to have this tradition represented through an object in the exam. -- the museum. when you get to this point in the galleries, you then encounter the statue of king george iii. momentg you back to that when the declaration was being read in new york in 1776. we have a sailor up there offering you a rope that he's throwing down to try to invite you to consider, but where would you have stood at this point in the story? you've heard the loyalist critique. you have heard people trying to remain neutral. you've heard from fervent revolutionaries. we want you to feel like that maybe you had a choice and the outcome was still quite uncertain. we have on display these large lumps here in the case on loan to us from the new york historical society. fragments of the original statue that stood there at the bowling green. it was compo

muslims believe god's word was revealed and is contained in the koran. 30 years after mohamed's death in 632, an internal split was between sunni and shia, but didn't deter the spread of the religion. in 1095, the pope called upon european christians to recapture the holyland. the campaigns and the crusade would change everything. >> the muslim response was minimal until they committed the following. where islam was born. >> the holiest places in islam were threatened by foreigners and the call went out for a jihad to drive the infidels from the lands. >> that aroused the jihad that drove the crusaders out. this clearly saying your time has passed. your religion is superseded. this is the final word. move over. >> despite this great jihad, western influence is in the middle east to stay. for centuries, they came and went at will. from napoleon to the french and british. after the great war in 1923, the empire collapsed, ending it. three powerful factions of islam emerged. a hard core group of fundamentalists took part. by 1929, a second radical movement, the muslim brotherhood. now sh

in texas, koran hog ard, abc7 news. >> flooding forced not only people but pets to evacuate. abc7 news reporter leslie brinkley is looking at how the bay area is helping them find new homes. >> reporter: the dogs of harvey include murry from pasadena, texas and jimmy from houston. and these puppies, iris and tulip surrendered to a shelter in beaumont. they were flown by a donated private jet overnight to the bay area. >> hurricane harvey hit our house with these two little ones. >> reporter: these two six week old puppies were given up by their owners at a shelter in texas south of houston on the day hurricane harvey hit. the shelter then flooded. now tom and jerry are living temporarily in oakland with the cole family. >> when you're desperate to take care of yourself, the human persons and loved ones around you, unfortunately animals are overlooked. at least they weren't tied up and left behind. >> it's heart breaking when tragedy strikes, people have to do so many things that they don't want to do. but they have to in order to survive basically. >> including sur rendering

he directed us to his deputy as an expert on the koran. >> there those who profess in the name of islam to justify flying planes into the world trade center and blow themselves up at a wedding in jordan and profess to do that to muslims, christians and jews. that's not the islam you described to me. >> they say fight those who fight you. the people who were in the airplane were not fighting. those who transgress. >> the egyptian born moved here and became an american citizen. >> the momentary operation now. it has been much criticized by islamic leaders all over the world. >>. >> to prevend islam. >> if a young person came to you and wished to be a martyr, what would you say? >> help americans understand the peace that was cast in your life. >> finally imam decided he would answer some of those same questions. >> if a young person came to see you and said imam, i want to be a suicide bomber. i want to get on a bus in downtown washington and blow yourself up, what would you say? >> there should be no reason why anyone would want to commit suicide and drop bombs. >> it's truly a global wa

crayola has a new koran, and it is beaut-ful.w, then they had a blue, and this is in a 24 crayola box, great her back to school. like kimberly's eye shadow. lots of examples. and that is my one more thing. >> greg: kids at home, do not eat koreans, i learned the hard way. >> dana: like the minimum wage? >> kimberly: and he blames it on us. >> greg: my podcast, with dave rubin, called the rubin report, you find it on youtube. it is out now, and it is great. we talked a lot about fox news, just a little dirt on tucker. >> kimberly: you need makeup when you do those. what happens to you? anemic? >> greg: yes, i look pasty. greg's fitness tips, did you ever want to know how to blow your nose without a handkerchie handkerchief? hillary has an explanation. >> i don't want to shut my eyes on national television, but you hold and you breathe through one, and then you hold, and then you exhale through the other, and youto keep going, it is very relaxing. >> greg: i would use a handkerchief when i blow my nose come i think it is weird to u

. >> in 2006 he opposed keith elison taking the oath of office in congress on the koran. >> i'm sorry but this i c was not founded on mohammed. >> trevor: that's right t was founded on rock 'n' roll. ♪ wow! (applause) actually, actually sorry, it was founded on a bunch of indian grave yards. and rock 'n' roll. ♪ oh, and of course racism. >> just this week was accused of racially insensitive remarks. >> he also said in the past that president obama, he doesn't think was born in this country. >> now we is blacks and whites fietding, rich and young fighting. >> trevor: i mean i guess saying we've got blacks and whites fighting, but reds and yellows, is he running some kind of fight club for m eminem. what is going on here, man. so roy moore has some interesting views on religion and race. but that's only the beginning. you see getting to know this man is like peeling an onion. the deeper you go the more you want to cry. >> i want to work our military strong again. i want-- free from political correctness and socials experimentation, like transjeste troops in our bathroom. homosexual-- ho

fourth quarter, koran higdone puts it away. down the sideline he goes.nth ranked michigan 3-0 with a 29-13 victory. >>> ninth ranked oklahoma state and their somehow breaks the tackle and stays inbounds. great job there. he goes 69 yards. 21-0 after a quarter. rudolph, 423 yards passing, five touchdowns in the first half. he breaks his own school record. the cowboys giddy up with a 59-21 victory. number ten, wisconsin and beautiful provo beautiful provo, utah, easy one-yard score, 10-3 wisconsin. the quarterback, 18-19. 256 yards, four touchdowns. wisconsin will win, 40-6, that final. >>> coming up after this newscast, number three, clemson taking on 14th ranked louisville. stick around for after the game with yours truly and larry field. we'll break down the game and have highlights and take a look at the raiders after the game starting at 9:00 p.m. stick around, more college football coming up around the nation. hope to see you then. >>> americans got out today to speak their mind. >>> we're taking back our country. >> taking a stand. various groups an

salah ramadan elsayed: yes, according to the koran. scott: imam salah ramadan elsayed says efforts to maintain a peaceful reputation for muslims in italy is critical work. and sometimes that work takes him behind bars, where radicalization can occur. salah ramadan elsayed: it's very important to the imam to visit prisoners, to reach them. you are eating here and you are drinking the water of italy, so you must be loyal to italy. sc going to prisons, by speaking to people and teaching them not only to love islam, but also to love italy. salah ramadan elsayed: yeah, to be integrated. scott: it prevents radicalization, it prevents attacks? salah ramadan elsayed: yes, it helps very much. scott: the lack of attacks against italy may also be partially due to its reduced combat role in the anti-islamic state coalition. and maybe, by avoiding the accusations and labels that might make them a target. are you saying that italy doesn't make as many enemies? nicola pedde: if you look, for example, the case of, italy with respect to groups like hez

. >>> well, back here in our area woman is critically injured after she's hit by a koran roosevelt boulevard, it happened around 9:30 near southampton road. police say victim in her 20's was struck in the north bound inner lanes. we are told the driver did return to the scene. >>> teachers strike is over in the methacton school district and classes will resume tomorrow after rosh hash shan a teachers union and methacton education association have both agreed to enter none in binding arbitration. teachers went on strike monday at odd with the district over medical premiums. teachers have been working without a contract since january. >>> well, coming up north korea is focus of the international world's attention, still ahead find out hot president is meeting with at u.n. today. >>> also ahead was it murder or misunderstanding? police officers shoot and killed a man they say was involving their directions but neighbors, they have a different story. we will hear from both side just ahead. >>> a drastic drop in temperatures, we will tell you where it went from 90 degrees to snowing, yes, that is

this is not the way forward we are not anti muslim also this is wrong if somebody has followed the koran has this view sends his children to school a decent job looking for a job starts to speak and practices his rule at home fine with his religion at home fine with us the problem starts if you put the sharia above the law now this is illegal and this is what we don't want so every every muslim says this is my belief system my religion but i don't want to impose a syria they're welcome. how much more support do you think you need in order to be what would be a key player on the political scene capable of forming a coalition so if you sit around the ten eleven percent mark waid eastley need to get someone goes maybe we don't even like the you but we need you. first of all anyone who wants to form a coalition look at the christian democrats this is not possible with angular machall still in power she's responsible for many things that went wrong in this country many things people object to in this country and as a strong resistance against hunger that back in her own party you look at the

and god almighty says in the koran in the name of god the compassionate the merciful we do not distinguish between his messengers so all messengers are equal mohammed jesus is. others all these religions are equal and we are not distinguish distinguishing between profits or messengers and on this occasion we are congratulating the jews. for the occasion or on the occasion of the new year and we will. we will also congratulate. and we will we would like to congratulate muslims for they knew we had three years starting tomorrow so this is a demonstration of their approach meant between religions president ladies and gentlemen. we have dutifully held our responsibilities towards our people in the gaza strip in a spite of the division since two thousand and seven. since then we have provided all forms of support. on our own to our people in gaza who are gravely suffering from the cruel israeli blockade. we have repeatedly affirm and. that and no one is more conscious about the interests of our people in gaza strip we are keen on achieving the interests of people in gaza we said that there will

forces in power one province they depicted a taliban flag with a passage from the koran on a dog u.s. commander in afghanistan later apologized for the leaflets. the u.n. meanwhile says twenty eight civilians have been killed and sixteen injured in u.s. airstrikes on afghanistan's hair out and logar province is in just one week afghan villages have since returned to what's left of their homes. ok. when the afghan and u.s. forces started the battle against everything was destroyed people are living in the ruins. the more we fled when the fighting started and came back when it was all over to find our homes reduced to rubble. according to the un's assistance mission over sixteen hundred civilians were killed and nearly three thousand six hundred injured in afghanistan during the first part of this year the report also shows that the number of civilian casualties due to strikes has increased by forty three percent this year compared with two hundred sixteen the figures were released after trying to land's end of expanding the us presence in afghanistan previously he'd been critical about

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renewed calls for greater scrutiny of so—called tahfiz schools, where students learn to memorise the koranreligious department, and not by the religious sector. malaysia's prime minister visited the area, where he urged islamic schools to comply with safety regulations. fire safety authorities have even come up with special training so that tahfiz schools have a volunteer firefighting group. but some schools feel that we are meddling or trying to take over their administration. but we are only looking after the safety aspect. for the grieving families who have lost their sons and brothers, there is only one message, safety must come first. let's take a look at some of the day's other news. it's feared the entire rohingya population could be forced to leave myanmar if a political solution isn't found soon. nearly 400,000 rohingya muslims are now in camps in bangladesh, and the 300,000 still left in myanmar mightjoin them. 0ur south asia correspondent justin rowlatt has sent this report from the refugee camps on the bangladeshi side of the border. the un secretary general has described what

for greater scrutiny of so—called kuala lumpur ta hfiz schools, where students memorise to learn the korans department, and not by the religious sector. malaysia's prime minister visit the area where he urged his money schools to comply with safety regulations. fire safety authorities have even come up regulations. fire safety authorities have even come up with special training so that tahfiz schools have a volunteer firefighting group. training so that tahfiz schools have a volunteerfirefighting group. but some schools feel that we are meddling or trying to take over their administration. meddling or trying to take over theiradministration. but meddling or trying to take over their administration. but we are only looking after the safety aspect. for the grieving families who have lost their sons and brothers, there is only one message, safety must come first. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: after the hellboy whitewashing controversy, korean actor daniel dae kim has been signed to the role of major ben daimio. freedom itself was attacked this morning, an

. —— the koran. they are monitored by the religious department, not the education sector.eving families who have lost their sons and brothers, there is only one message — safety must come first. as you can see, the malaysian prime minister has tweeted that all of the buildings of these centres are obliged to comply with safety regulations, as this involves life. this disaster has renewed calls for more scrutiny of unregulated religious schools. we have a report on this story from kuala lumpur.m is still under investigation at the moment. but the fire authorities said that the school had applied for approval to, like, apply for approval to, like, apply for approvalfor the fire approval to, like, apply for approval for the fire safety plan, but it hadn't yet been approved. so they didn't have the required permits to operate, and the government is looking to review the school's license. the prime minister also said that they have tried to get these schools to set up their own volunteer firefighting programmes so that they know how to act when such incidents happen. but i thin

these are different forces and they are very hostile towards one each other one another word on the koran party the taliban the taliban the party they none of them except the way in which bothers me is behaving lets look at who done when the americans for a very long time supported the breakup of sudan and they said that south sudan is going to be heaven on earth what happened did it did it and the bloodshed south sudan right now is one of the most miserable places on earth so at the end of the day the problems in iraq have to be solved within the framework of the iraqi constitution and the parties themselves have to sit down and sort the problem. when people like the yahoo get involved especially when isis is being defeated yet isis and other extremists. were used by western powers regional powers to destroy this region and as soon as we see that those are beginning to collapse those projects now we see another. problem potential problem on the horizon where netanyahu and elements within the united states of the deep state of the united states are supporting so again the rock has a const

would always round out soon the only and ceremonious on that's a ceremonial fame i am i'm out my own koran as a mountie for thirty years. great meeting you know voted like likewise thanks to my guest jay brutal about our show and well as really it's para shall really it's a neighbor word it's jewish yes bless it is god. on the lawn. mower. you don't know how to. anyway thanks to jade the jew. love a good title that's the name of the movie. soon starring jay the jew for the rest of the enforcers it's in american theaters and here these theaters that september first if you could get it on demand to just demand a stick over a pickle that's the first to go and i think. you could always find me on twitter james things see you next time and show. called the field we go to. every the world should experience. and you'll get it on the old the old. the old according to just. welcome to my world come along for the ride. i think the average viewer just after watching a couple of segments understands that we're telling stories that our critics can't tell and you know why because their advertisers won't

sensibilities of to parents who are yet to see or hear anything about their daughter's health bible koran and then the security situation in the north of the country over the past few months we've seen a spike in quantum attacks and will choose kidnappings and suicide bombings particularly in the state although there is substantial military presence in chibok and surrounding communities to keep those communities safe stakeholders decided to move them directly to a boarding school where they will continue and this is coming at a time when the nigerian military is having to do with so many crisis across the country for example in the south east of the country incidents between the security forces and a suspicion is group of members of assistance newsgroup independence peoples of the africa have erupted over the past few days we've seen videos imagine the line of engagement between the military and i pod members as well as members of the indigenous peoples of the africa attacking ethnic groups from other parts of the country in the south east this has resulted in counter action or reaction i

the very small charm, a little copper charm with an inscription from the koran that was excavated in pennsylvania from an archaeological site getting to the mid-18th century, perhaps owned by enslaved african who was muslim. it is tremendous to be able to have this tradition represented through an object in the exam. when you get -- in the museum. point, yout to this come to the statue of king george the third we bring you back to when the moment was started, when the declaration was being read in new york in 1776. we have a sailor off their offering you a rope that he's throwing down to try to invite you to consider

. >> i realize for north koreans, this is their faith, just like the bible, koran or torea.a pilgrimiage. >> why is this place so special and meaningful for you? >>>translator: mount paektu is the soul of north korea's revolution, the spirit of our people and our pride. we are members of the great country, of paektu. >> you know, in a lot of ways this mountain is the way the north koreans view their lives, one big tough climb. as we reach the top, one of the most breath taking views i've ever seen. now i understand why north koreans are visibly emotional when they come here. mount paektu symbolizes their achievements. >> nice to meet you. after more than a dozen trips to north korea i can't help but believe at heart we share the same hopes, the same struggles for food and shelter, for safety, and security. to learn and to live. but i wonder is it all at risk? on september 3rd, north korea tested its most powerful nuclear weapon ever. >> north korea will be met with fire and fury. >> american officials responsibled with words of war. >> he is begging for war. >> and shows of

. ♪ >> i realize for north koreans, this is their faith just like the bible, koran or torah.mage. ♪ why is this place so special and meaningful for you? >> translator: mt. paektu is the soul of korea's revolution, the spirit of our people and our pride. we are members of the great country of paektu. ♪ >> you know, in a lot of ways this mountain is the way the north koreans view their lives, one big, tough climb. as we reach the top, one of the most breathtaking views i've ever seen. now i understand why north koreans are visibly emotional when they come here. mt. paektu symbolizes their achievements. nice to meet you. after more than a dozen trips to north korea, i can't help but believe at heart we share the same hopes, the same struggles for food and shelter, for safety and security, to learn and to live. ♪ but i wonder is it all at risk? on september 3rd, north korea tested its most powerful nuclear weapon ever. >> north korea will be met with fire and fury. >> american officials responded with words of war. >> he is begging for war. >> and shows of force. now the world wa

just like the bible, koran or torah.pecial and meaningful tr you? >> it is the soul of korea's revolution. we are members of the great country. you know, in a lot of ways this mountain is the way th it north korebs view their lives. one, big, tough climb. as we reach the top, one of the most breathtaking views i have ever seen. now i understand why north koreaens are visibly e e emotional when they come here. it symbolizing their achievemen achievements. after more than a dozen trips to north korea, ien can't help but believe at heart, we share the same hopes, the same struggles, for food and shelter, for safety and security, to learn and to li live. but i wonder, is it all at risk? on september 3rd, north korea tested its most powerful nuclear weapon ever. >> north korea will be met with fire and fury. >> american officials responded with words of war. >> he is begging for war. >> and shows of force. now the world waits and watches, uncertain of our common future.

sensibilities of two parents who are yet to see or hear anything about their daughter's health bible koran and then the security situation in the north of the country over the past few months we've seen a spike in quantum attacks and will choose kidnappings and suicide bombings particularly in the state although there is substantial military presence in chibok and surrounding communities to keep those communities safe stakeholders decided to move them directly to a boarding school where they will continue and this is coming at a time when i didn't have a to do with so many crises across the country for example in the south east of the country incidents between the security forces and a suspicion is group of members of assistance units group independence peoples of the africa have erupted over the past few days we've seen videos emerging online of engagement between the military and i bought members as well as members of the indigenous peoples of the africa attacking ethnic groups from other parts of the country in the south east this has resulted in counter action or reaction in the north

the very small charm, a little copper charm with an inscription from the koran that was excavated in pennsylvania from an archaeological site getting -- dating to the mid-18th century, perhaps owned by an enslaved african who was muslim. it is tremendous to be able to have this tradition represented through an object in the exam. -- the museum.

a very small charm -- this is a little copper charm with an inscription from the koran that was excavated in pennsylvania from an archaeological site getting to the mid-18th century, perhaps owned by enslaved african who was muslim. it is really tremendous to be able to have this tradition represented through an object in the museum. so when you get to this point in the galleries, you then and counselor the statue of king george iii. we bring you back to when the moment started, when the declaration was being read in july, 1776. we have a sailor offering you a rope that he's throwing down to try to invite you to consider, but where would you have stood at this point in the story? you have heard what the loyalist critique is, you have heard people try to remain neutral, seen fervent revolutionaries. we want you to feel like that maybe you had a choice, and the outcome was still quite uncertain. we actually have on display these large lumps here in the case, on loan to us from the new york historical society, are fragments of the original statute that stood there at the bowling green. it wa