the night of power in this night the koran became a complete finished book it's also the night that's mentioned in the koran as a special night on this night a particularly large number of guests come to the mosque we're expecting between four and five thousand people today or they'll break that fast here meaning they only together everyone will share from that table with the next table and after that everyone will pray in the mosque. but what does this mosque mean to you a huge amount on the one hand it's a bit of comfort and when you come here it's a bit like being in turkey it's got that holiday feeling on the other hand it's the place where mr encounters have taken place where the muslim no muslim or turkish german it's the place where it made the most friendships with the majority population so it's not just home in the sense of turkey it's also home in german. who's welcome here everyone is welcome anytime the doors to the mosque in a way is open. to all mosque is based on ottoman chung's this is typical turkish oncotype chant the special thing is that the prayer is always the s

i started back reading the koran. making goals for myself. >> so you started taking a proactive approach? >> right. because i knew if i didn't handle my issues, that i was going to get out with the same mentality that i came in with. and that was not an option. >> kareem began working with ismael, a prison chaplain to learn about islam and how it could contain his anger. >> everything i read in the morning is always speaking about patience. >> patience is half the faith. things are going to come to you if you believe in allah and you rely on him. >> over the past 17 years, ismael has counselled hundreds of men like kareem, many with violent pasts. what was it about islam that resonated with these men? >> a lot of our problems in this african american community is that men feel emasculated by history and a lot of times, people overcompensate for that emasculation through what i call hyper masculinity. and hyper masculinity is violence. but islam showed us this man who was a prophet who was an excellent example for you

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do the koran later met gail copy from cows or creations against companies specialized in political and social content. the two of them then developed a demo version of path out. it gave me a chance to do something in connection with this crisis. and in the gaming world i can have quite a bit of leverage. so i could do something that might reach one hundred or one hundred thousand or even a million people. we make a perfect team with abdullah perfected. the game begins at home the virtual abdullah karami preparing for his departure syria scenarios alternate with like the moment and sometimes the real after the qur'an pops up on the screen to provide its unique commenter. come on i mean we don't have calvin this free not in my hometown or every hometown in syria. partout is an example of the news game genre where current affairs stories are addressed in an entertaining way half the sky movement is a trans media project that raises awareness of women's issues. now called garo meanwhile is about the war on drugs in mexico. one of the joiners biggest hits is this war of mine. for us. it was

. >> the holy koran, read this of day. >> mcquay says his koran has helped him grow spiritually, theooks 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 basically engaged in what i consider to be emotional response to be disrespect. >> 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. 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 cell. i said, let's give him a chance. i talked to leonard. i say, one time you pass a scrap of

cynical but it is very much the russians and the americans who decide the future capability and use your koran says actually those two need to the nations have been of peace since the second world war very much are the nuclear threats on the horizon but it is the threat from states like north korea and possibly iran as well that is most frightening and that is where the leaders cruise in and from really need to step forward to make sure the threat of nuclear war is the absolute minimum but i don't want to underwrite or undermine what i can be achieved and i certainly support them and we wish them every success in the future they are part of the police really the americans and russians who can actually maintain the john strides that we need in this area well said hi mr britain gordon joining us to talk through the nobel prize winner thank you as i said i can is not necessarily a great many of us had heard of until today it's actually been around for ten years it was formed in australia and is currently headquartered in geneva i kind of something of our brother organization the partners with fou

. >>> and, you know pennsylvania tried to buy koran sunday but dealerships are closed. that all may be changing with no car shopping on sunday, maybe in the future if one of our local politicians gets his way. >> more cars on the road, bob kelly. >> you get a car, you get a car, everybody gets a car, good morning everybody. we have some cars coming up and over the platt bridge, an example of what we're dealing work spray, puddles as you make the turn, lets check with the parkway downtown, wet, windy, sueby has your monday forecast when we come right back. >>> 4:14. can you stand the rain? we have stinted a little longer but you can see the big issue there that flag whipping in the win. sue says the wind will be creating the big problems. >> ocean city good morning. the song should be can you stand the wind because we will to have deal with that perhaps longer then the rain. lets check the forecast at 4:14. >> can you stand at all, right >> yes. >> but this is going to be our issue and national weather service has issued, a wind advisory for today with wind gusts as high

the koran says seek patients through prayer so that is what we did.ly. we had also wanted to meet ted, all he had to do was come over to the mosque. after we found out who it was. the first thing that happens when he walks in is this big muscular guy...” thing that happens when he walks in is this big muscular guy... i went into the meeting thinking i had a feeling of overwhelming guilt. you can feel the remorse, the regret that he had. what was the surprising thing is both sites were overwhelmingly surprised at the other side's sincerity. we said by the way we are having this interfaith gathering on the true message of islam and how to counter the extremist narrative. you can come there, most of our congregation will be there and it's a perfect opportunity for you to apologise to the congregation. it's been a tough time. i want tojust the congregation. it's been a tough time. i want to just apologise to everybody. if i have spent five minutes with you, it would have been all the difference in the world and ididn't do all the difference in the world a

he did not read the koran, he did not pray. he was just a good for nothing. one day he disappeared, and we lost trace of him. isthe muslim community trying to separate itself from the terrorists. in this improvised mosque, they are fearful of misconceptions. >> we never saw him here. islam is a peaceful religion, and anyone that harms a christian or a jew will go to hell. so says our profits. --prohets. >> for thingng is certain, it is isd into huygens -- it subject to heightened scrutiny. point of departure and a place of transit for foreign fighters of islamic state. that is a fact. >> since last january, italy has deported 86 people for islamic extremism. a top u.s. military officer has thought to -- sought to clear up murky details the death of four special force troops in niger i'm it's a growing criticism that neither the trump administration -- it is amidst growing criticism that neither the trump administration or the pentagon has been forthcoming about the incident, but what exactly is the u.s. doing in niger? >> almost three weeks s after te deadly

. >> 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. >> do you think

. >> this week, president trump is expected to announce he will decertify the koran nuclear deal. cato institute holds a panel. watch live at 3:30 p.m. eastern on c-span two. national security advisor hr mcmaster joins three of his pre-disasters to talk about the future of the national security council. watch today at 5:30 p.m. eastern on c-span two. unfoldsn, where history daily. c-span was created as a public service by american cable companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite providers. next, the third and final debate

democratic congressman keith ellison, who is muslim, should not be allowed to take his oath on the koran, we said that was a violation of the no religious test clause. they're wrong then and wrong now. the arguments against a highly qualified catholic nominee that her religious beliefs are somehow incompatible with government service could be used against people of any faith. they are terrible echoes of tired and bigoted arguments that for centuries supported religious tests in england and those were anti-catholic, anti-presbyterian, anti-quaker, anti-methodist, anti-jewish, anti-atheist religious tests. in this country some more arguments or religious tests were used to are years to keep jews and atheists from serving under state and colonial laws. our constitution rightly puts those arguments in the dust bin of history so here everyone is free to serve and no one is excluded because of her religious beliefs. whatever your views on religion we should all reject any efforts to impose religious tests for public office anymore. that's what the constitution demands and it's also the right t

a member of a militia helping the army in the fight against the koran is now facing its own battle for his life. iraq it tore through the patrol car he was in as he helped provide cover for workers two months ago. but was also part of that convoy that included soldiers who will be as if they be i.d.d. as i wish it was an ambush the surprise is that we were sitting there was safe we spent days working there that take happened in our last day. their tank was a bloodiest so far this year in nigeria as in all the east a few kilometers away from here in july but quite on fighters a convoy of oil exploration workers being escorted by the military and vigilantes more than fifty people died in that attack that attack coincided with an increase in the rate of suicide bombings and abductions in the northeast the military's response was an and ground offensive that lasted for weeks the army deployed more personnel and equipment and top commanders were ordered back to the region. where a climate of fear has returned. the latest wave of violence represents a change in strategy by boko haram which s

. >> it's interesting you say you are seeing initial slimes koran cory -- initial signs quarter on quarter will drive the upside for the recovery in egypt going into 2018? drift,have the wage around point percent. inflation is well over 30%. spending power is down 10% more or less at the moment. you start to see inflation will be undershooting weight shift by the middle of next year. you start to see real wage growth by the second half. already, consumers have started to adopt to higher prices. we are starting to see a big swing month over month, quite substantial improvements already. these two factors combined will drive the recovery. yousef: coming up next on the best of "bloomberg markets: saudi regulators got tough on the kingdom's fifth-largest bank. the details, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ yousef: welcome back to the best of "bloomberg markets: middle east." saudi arabia is a central bank will impose what it is calling appropriate regulatory measures on bank saudi. that is after the fifth-largest lender said it was looking into payment violations in an employee incentive scheme. we

harrison: it is like saying maybe -- has the bible, the korean outlived their -- the koran outlived theirs? no. it is a story, another great story. we require tribally stories with a ring of truth, which may have gone out of fashion in life -- charlie: in 2017. werison: like with science, deny it. how are we going to get back from that? we have to. charlie: you have to believe in science, because you're a pilot. harrison: i have to believe in gps. charlie: the principle of physics that gets planes to fly. harrison: exactly. and it is not self apparent, but think of where we would be lift onthe principle of the wings of airplanes. hasould be back -- it changed the world, globalized is maybe a word that has gone out of fashion. charlie: or somebody is trying -- itrrison: trying, to wrest from the dictionary. we live in a global world and everybody -- harrison: where do you have to go, you know? harrison: you buy a product -- charlie: you buy a product and it may have come from south korea or it may have come from -- harrison: if we get to work trying to solve the problems of advancing the u

they are swearing on the koran that the american and niger yen convoy never stopped here.. then when they hit the outskirts that's when they heard the first gunshots. and signs of the attack every where. that's the school that we are being told was burned down in the attack. single classroom. they have to wrap it up right now because our escorts are quite anxious about spending too much time on scene. but you can see how close it was to the village. they hadn't made it out. weeks after the attack many questions remain and so too does the threat. >> and joining us now live from . did you see many nigerien soldiers and we are told there might be as many as 1,000 troops there. are they very visible? >> reporter: at this stage, no, wolf, they are not. and actually the u.s. military tries to generally something of a low profile even when advise and assist teams go out. it's not what you would imagine the way they go out and say i rack or afghanistan with up armor humves and foull battle gear on. it took us about four hours from the point that we drove off the main highway, if y

that killed a prominent journalist in malta was attached beneath a car and triggered remotely daphne koran who was a renowned anticorruption blogger and a fierce critic of the government died on monday as she was leaving her house on thursday more than two hundred journalists marched in support of her work a group of journalists have also filed a court case to make sure her sources on her phones and computers remain confidential as the investigation into her death continues. now at next death by design an investigation into the on the belly of the electronics industry revealing how even the smallest devices have deadly environmental and health costs that. i'm also attached to my phone my computer my tablet. and it amazes me how in just twenty years they've completely changed the way i live and communicate. our devices are sleek and elegant. we store our lives in a beautiful cloud. and i started making this film to explore the impact of our digital revolution. and then secrets the industry tried to hide for years began to spill out. our electronics are made and unmade is dirty and dangerous

that shares sympathy around the worlds, this is a time to be strong, because god tells us in the holy korane life is tantamount to taking whole human live. time to give life. encourage one another, to pray for each other, be good neighbors to each other, feel the presence of one another by just praying for each other that's the most important thing. >> rabbi. >> well, we are told in the beginning every genesis when cane slays able, able's blood is crying out, and we have to listen to the crying out. so may we all listen, listen to the crying out of our brothers and sisters, listen to the crying out of people's pain and allow ourselves to feel the pain. this is not a time for numbness. this is a time to allow ourselves to feel the pain and know that we can feel the pain and we are come for the dollars by our communities, by our brothers and sisters together, to not go numb. may we have the strength to feel the pain, to be comforted and may we have the strength to go forward in action to do the things necessary to prevent this from happening again. >> allow yourself to feel. pastor? >> let us

vehicles keep backing up go through a red light crash into more vehicles and then as police surround her koran foot patrol still not stop, run down police officer and reportedly being shot and killed by one. you asked if she was okay, he said she was okay but it didn't appear that way. he wasn't able to stand or anything like that but he was responsive. >> reporter: there was a man in the car with her, police questioned him, released him. he was not shot. they did not identify him or say whether or not he helped explain why she was was driving the way she was there will be blood tests to determine. that one answer for heart break father who says his daughter planned to go to law school after graduate wagoners with a political science degree with tell this spring, sadly. >> my god. >> everybody has a cell phone too. >>> all right. thanks. 6:36. here's an update on the story we have covered many times, such a tragedy. it has been eight months since a bee love west philadelphia woman was murdered. it was a mystery for the longest time. now police have her killer they say it is 39 year-old nelson

decertify the koran nuclear deal. the cato institute holds a panel. watch live at 3:30 p.m. eastern on c-span two. national security advisor hr mcmaster joins three of his pre-disasters to talk about the future of the national security council. watch today at 5:30 p.m. eastern on c-span two. unfoldsn, where history daily. c-span was created as a public service by american cable companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite providers. next, the third and final debate between republican and gillespie and the lieutenant general. they faced off at the university of virginia. >> good evening, and welcome to virginia.wise, posted by the university of virginia college of wise and the southwestern virginia technology council. i am the evening anchor. southwed the commonwealth. we have made every possible effort to ensure the fairness of these questions and the exchange central to our democracy. the drivers re-of review and an effort to advance the public interest. the questionnaire will ask each candidate a question in the by a previously determined coin cost. can

where does this sort of battle , betweenhia and sunni koran and its allies -- between allies, arabiansrs? guest: it comes down to power between saudi arabia, sunni power in the region. shia power. charlie: in some of president -- p's electives guest: yes, he did. charlie: that was reflected in what he said. lashed out against iran. korea was know, north the first one in to use his words "the murderous regime of iran" is the second one. i think it would also say it is not essentially a religious fight. it is a lyrical fight. between -- political fight the between saudi arabia. saudi arabia does feel threatened by what they see. -- see say it between iran, even under sanctions, became the prevailing power in iraq. charlie: -- -- t: but [crosstalk] guest: i think when you get down to it is it is about power. money. positions. determining the future course of a country. the saudi's are trying to get more involved in iraq because .hey want to challenge iran i think that is where you see it because it is interesting when you speak to saudi's they will say you know, our battle in syria is les

. >> you will have an opportunity to read the koran. that is something you should actually read, man, as well as the autobiography of malcolm x, by alex hailey, too, brother. he's really on a journey at this point in time. and the journey that he is on is on a downward spiral. once you get trapped in the system, they tend to recycle us. so i refer him to these books to put some sound principles in his mind. and hopefully motivate him to fight the good fight. life is a battle. i mean, we came out of our father's scrotum and went into our mother's womb. it was us amongst thousands of other sperm cells fighting in a hostile environment. and we won that battle. that was our first battle of life. >> hinkston says he's been fighting his own battle to change the behavior that's kept him incarcerated for most of the past 13 years. >> i believe if i don't make a transformation in my life at this point that i'm going to end up dead. so this transformation is essential for my being. i'm working on a book. the reason i start writing this book is to

police believe he is the same guy they found inside that stolen koran sunday and since that man has not been formally charge, by officers, here, or by u.s. marshals office they have not yet released his identity but we understand he is a young man in his 20's, karen and thomas. >> 5:04. police are interviewing witness in the shooting death have the man just after 8:30. police found a three three-year old victim lying on the street shot in the head. the scene right there in the 2100 block of north hand come street in north philadelphia victim lived a couple blocks away we don't necessity motive >>> is there heart broken fail one man pleading for help to find killer of her long time partner and father of her three children. >> it has been three weeks since someone gunned down angel bermudas in kensington. he was sitting outside his when bullets started flying. $20,000 reward is being offered to help catch whoever did this but jessica vega says no one is speaking up and she's begging for someone, anyone to come forward. >> every time i look at his picture i feel like, i feel like nobody ca

. >> the no is that some of the-- i mean it's like saying maybe has the bible, the koran outlived their usefulness. >> rose: no. >> no, but it's a story. it's another, it's another great story. z so and we require tribally we require stories that have a ring of truth which may have gone out of fashion in life. >> rose: you mean the side of truth in 2017. >> or outside of science 6789 we can deny it. i mean how are we going to get back from that? but we have to. >> rose: you have to believe in science because you're a pilot. >> well, i have to believe in gps. i have to leave-- i do believe in science. >> rose: it is sensible in physics. >> exactly, exactly. and it's-- it's not self-apparent but think of where we would be without the the-- without lift on the wings of airplanes. we would be back, it's globalized, it's changed the world, globalized is maybe a word that has gone out of fashion or trying to rest it from the dictionary. >> rose: or make it as a source of all our problems. >> yeah, that is a deniable of economics. we're going to deny science why done we just-- . >> rose: we li

she was in her koran her way to philly. she was trying to throw everybody off. she said she was going to new york. one point she said she was in new york but police already, i trust they are amazing they already knew she was in philadelphia they were already there. >> reporter: the fbi working with philadelphia police to track down that driver. again they didn't find the girl but the reason authorities are more involved in this case, then just a runaway teenager because they believe this could be something much worse like a human trafficking operation. they have not confirmed that information but it has been heavily suggested. also, a suggestion from authorities if you know anything about the whereabouts of hanna rose jones or if you see her you are asked to call police, thomas and karen. >> we need to get hanna home. thank you. >>> breaking news we are following out of north philadelphia, that is where police say a man was killed and another is injured after someone opened fire, while they were sitting in a car late last night. police found the 27 year-old slum

esseghair twisted the koran to justify attacking the west.ed that his trips to iran were for meetings with a senior al-qaeda leader. surveillance showed that esseghair was checking tamer elnoury's back story. and one night, in a basement in toronto, elnoury was grilled by esseghair and three accomplices. >> elnoury: "what do you do? how do you do it? is it commercial real estate? is it residential? what do you do when you fly here? what do you do here?" it sounded like an interrogation. >> pelley: this interrogation was so sharp, elnoury feared that his cover had been blown. he analyzed the room, in case he had to escape. but the cop within you had figured out where the exit was and had decided what order he was going to shoot the people in the room in, if it came to that? >> elnoury: oh, absolutely. at that point, as you get older and slower, you realize you always go for the young ones first. ask, in all seriousness, where does the courage come from? >> elnoury: i can make the argument that you're probably more in danger crossing the street

you put one on his table and you go i where are you going to publicize to know where you got these koran. i don't think i will agree with got. to his favorite this excerpt from an ass is film shows one of these investigators meet in a judge's call club at a guesthouse. we came across this quite clear he believed in the power of only one currency heart and instant sex the investigator known as one of an ass is by scales like to talk tough free what happened to. he kept on telling me he was going to help me see the cat. he was trying to have i think me. me the way. by the family not in the way. i was thinking and i'm with him. again. michael. and i told him that i have. got. this morning's papers have also picked up on this by scale story sorry sex for justice court clerk busted in and as with you he's interested. newspapers as of filtering and feeding on the substantive stories so here was this called black and one of a spice girls and he demanded that he wanted sex before you could take us to educate. you actually. well the details are there the the facts are there who proposes that if y

which he swears or oath than it is for republicans to judge a congressman who swears his oath on the koran. to suggest that somehow a roman catholic judge would discard the constitution in favor of church doctrine which she has emphatically and repeatedly said she would not, is as wrong as suggesting that a muslim judge would be somehow forced to follow shah rhea law over -- sharia law over the constitution. religious liberty must not depend on the religion in question. so i ask, in light of these circumstances, who will stand today against all cases of religious bigotry? are there true liberals who will stand up for the liberal values of religious tolerance? some have. some like professors larry tribe, noah feldman and chris iceburger. they have said enough. who here will join them? this very body is made up from individuals from around 15 different faiths. each of us has sworn an oath to the constitution. each of us here feel that we can competently carry out our duties and do those in the -- as do those in the judicial branch who swear a similar oath to uphold the constitution. mr. pres

it's not the god of the koran.ause] and the reason i don't hesitate to say that, there are countries all over the world built on the ideas in the koran. they are not pleasant places for religious minorities, for women, for a whole lot of people. seven of the top 10 abusers of human rights in the world are muslim countries. you think that's a coincidence? no. we were built on the god of the bible who said that we are made in his image. of the second reason we have been so successful is that we have taught each rising generation in our schools and in our places of worship and at home that we are an exceptional nation, that we are a shining city on a hill, that this is a nation worth defending, worth fighting for, that it's decent and good. [applause] are we still doing that today? ronald reagan, the president i was honored to work for, gave a farewell address to the country on january 11, 1989, and even then he ended that farewell address by bemoaning the erosion of teaching children to love america. i want to read h

the koran says put different people on the earth not that they might despise one another but that theyn from one another. the buddhists say that you are not really alive unless you can feel the arrow piercing another person's body as if it were entering your own. what is the matter with us? i heard that rally down in alabama and i thought about oh, my god i got to go come look at little rock nine. and they're down there talking and n. ways that you hadn't heard since george coraly wallace was governor of alabama. and again they forgot the history. wallace was the first guy who thought oh, i can get white folks all over america to vote just like they do here. i just got to get them torn up and upset enough. got to fill them with resentment and stop people thinking. they forgot i knew george wallace in the last years of his life and we served as governors. i remember when he apologized to the people of alabama for fanning the flames of racial hatred and discrimination and asked the african-americans in alabama to forgive him and promise to serve them all. i remember when his bullet ridde