mohammed: ah. e of thehings we envisions real avoidinthe charity model in the sense of we want to, you know, produce this food and just feed people. that's great. that's a phenomenal first step. but even better than that is empowering those communities to produce their own food. so, w do we take this technolo, , how we e silify it, d d thenecononstct it,t, and then pacgege it,nd t the prove it to individu farmers r ruralhanana, ich we' a alrea done. and enable them, with very minimal training, even if they're completely illiterate, to actually start producing this source of food for their own subsistenc may: rightanand behe s splier. mohammed: sosolute. and w'reindiding ripplpl effe t that's s betiful in terms of impt t we ner envisioned. so, anotr exampl the onef the biggest problems in slums in parts of the world where people are earning a couple of dollars a day is that you have this crowding. you have 7 people living in less than 100 square feet. and the worst part is, it's one thing to be reti

mohammed: ah.isions reallyvoiding e charity model in the sense of we want to, you know, produce this food and just feed people. that's great. that's a phenomenal first step. but even better than that is empowering those communities to produce their own food. so, w do we take this technolo, , how we e silify it, d d thenecononstct it,t, and then pacgege it,nd t the prove it to individu farmers r ruralhanana, ich we' a alrea done. and enable them, with very minimal training, even if they're completely illiterate, to actually start producing this source of food for their own subsistenc may: rightanand behe s supplier. mohammed: sosolute. and w'reindiding ripplpl effe t that's s betiful in terms of impt t we ner envisioned. so, anher exame, the o of the biggest problems in slums in parts of the world where people are earning a couple of dollars a day is that you have this crowding. you have 7 people living in less than 100 square feet. and the worst part is, it's one thing to be retired in, you know, a

mohammed. mohammed what? mohammed hadir. okay. quickly, quickly, quickly.get this guy to go. i'm the deputy to mohammed ibrahim. i'm like, good, where is he? he said he was at the house last night. and i'm thinking, son of a bitch. it's a ghost. i've missed him again. i'm like, where is he. where is he? he was at the house. and the linguist, my interpreter, is going, mister, he's saying he was at the house when the soldiers came. and i'm like, they don't miss anybody. i'm like, did they get him? and i went to the guards, i'm like, who do we have? who was brought in on this raid? i'm looking at three guys sitting on the ground. hoods on, hands behind their back. and i'm like, is mohammed ibrahim one of these guys? and i knew exactly what he was supposed to look like. john travolta. had a john travolta chin. and i knew, i'm like, running out of time. first hood. all right. second hood. definitely not him. third hood. i didn't even get it off his head and i saw the chin. my entire tour in tikrit was going to come down to my last two and a half hours. me and mo

. >> mohammed was a typical petty criminal, mugging people. bu then it went really fast. he started praying more often, stopped smoking joints, suddenly had a beard and had become radical. that's the worst combination someone who isn't clever and doesn't have any qualms about inflicting pain on others. and on top of that, religion and the wrong people. >> mohammed boasted on facebook that he had joined is and posted pictures from syria. there were even some where he posed next to severed heads. after nine months, he suddenly came back to germany. >> i was at the barber's and he told me that mohammed had come back from syria. friends also told me. lots of people think he's great , even though they're not religious. they say, look he's back from syria, he's fighting for islam. it is a kind of hero worship. >> mohammed was able to hide out with friends for a few months. he even went to pray regularly in his old mosque. his friend was incredulous. >> i don't want him here. he's sick, he even tried to get a kalashnikov here. i don't know if he was planning an attack. but if yo

we will speak with mohamed el-erian. this is bloomberg.e: janet yellen says the case to raise rates is getting stronger. joining us now on the phone is mohamed el-erian, bloomberg view columnist and economic advisor. joining, did you feel that anything in the speech lead you to believe a september rate increases more on the table than it was before? mohammed: i think she confirmed what i shared with you, which is the markets had to low of an expectation for september. she reminded us yet again that the fed remains data dependent. they will have a close look at the next jobs report next week before deciding. i didn't find anything really surprising in her speech today. didn't surprise me that she didn't move forward in terms of speculating about what other tools the fed could do or whether the fed could change its inflation objective. vonnie: why then, didn't the market -- wide then didn't the market -- why then didn't the market -- ed: you have to consider what is going on with the rest of the world. ofhink the 30 year segment the u.s. cur

mohammed bronzon was shot outside mc donalds on saturday night. good evening glad you are with us i'm jim snyder. i'm marie the father is the top story. >> jim: we are live outside the mc donalds to fill us in on what happened. >> reporter: murder victim was coming from that swap meat where he is a janitory guess to mc be donalds to east. he did not hold this door open he lost his life. >> it is horrible. i want my dad back. understand the senseless murder of her father. throan year old mohammed robinsonful police say saturday night before mid night, a man shot him outside the mc donald. witness say it is all over an unopened door. >> it was stupid. honestly irrelevant doesn't make sense why would you take someone's life over not opening a door. >> her father argument with the womanup set a door was not held open for her. the woman noticed a man she was w. that man pulled out a gun and shot robinson. victim's girlfriend says mohammed was a respectful man. >> a nice man. -- [inaudible] >> reporter: believed her paurth died because of a misunderstan

president obama publicly praised mohamed... who was invited to participate in events to encourage youth interest in science and technology. our legal analyst bob massi is here with more. closed captioning closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning closed captioning closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning closed captioning closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning as always you can send questions and comments about inside the law to bob dot massi at fox five vegas dot com. the bad reputation of video unfair. a new study found teens who were regular gamers scored higher than average in math, reading and science on an international exam. on the other hand - teens who daily scanned their facebook feeds or chatted with friends more than others tended to score four percent worse than average in math. the study - published recently in the international journal of communication - looked at the activities and test scores of 12- thousand 24

. >> the mohammed mosca number seven will always be a role, are people still act true freedom. >> have a story we should know about? help us to chase it down >> high-speed chase. >> look at this video. >> august 20, 24 hour. >> rapper and actor smooth snoop dogg shows his event of 24 hours of peace taking place. he says he is grateful first new dogs support. the event is to promote peace in a city that desperately needs it. so taking a stand against crime and violence. last year during the event to people were actually killed at the same exact time. if you would like to show your support you can use the #24 hours of peace. >> do you ever wonder what a lego airport would look like if a lego plane crashed in, exploded it all in slow motion? >> it all in slow motion? >> of the latest of offensive viral videos -- definitely not 9/11. >> we got upset because it could be offensive, it's really the coolness of the video. lego bits everywhere. she's judging us. she's judging you bill, and me. >> i don't know. danny fitzpatrick is a cute 13-year-old who reportedly wrapped a belt around his not

jim brown, mohammed ali, arthur ashe and there were athletes that impacted me. >> host: you write he introduced you to -- [inaudible] >> guest: absolutely. at that time what it gave me was a chance to take a look at another part of the world and see how it impacted us and how we could impact it and you see that he took a -- you know, a fortified or a rating that i think we could learn from. >> prom your book, there is a black studies major at long beach state, and learned at an early age that black people, even the wealthiest of us have been conditioned for the white man to sign off on our movement. >> guest: to that degree, where we right now, who do we make our allies? often times we make allies outside of our community and that doesn't allow that trickle down effect to happen. so to me we are at a point where it is necessary for us to have freedom of mind, freedom of resources and movement from the standpoint i don't have to apologize for being black or apologize for doing things for black people so we can take a step up. we have taken advantage of our position and it is time to s

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and one of the brothers that we talked about was mohammed ibrahim. mohammed ibrahim omar al muslit.elt he was leading the insurgency throughout tikrit. i said i want this guy, will you help me find him? he said yeah, my uncle always has these guys he's with. i said who? he said a business partner and his driver. and i realized -- i said all right, here we go. so i went to bam-bam. i said, listen, i know mohammad ibrahim's driver is not wanted, but i think he's valuable. i think he can take us to mohammed inbrahim. i have to have him arrested. so bam-bam arrested the driver of mohammad ibrahim. so i start interrogating latif. and he said why do you want my boss? why are you so interested in him? and i said because he's running the insurgency. and then he said, you have no idea what you're talking about. he said mohammad ibrahim's never ordered a single attack. he said there's only one person that orders the attacks. there's only one person that's ever ordered the attacks, and it's the president. saddam hussein. i knew at that moment we were hunting saddam. i knew we finally, really h

>> si (risas) el gran mohammed alÍ, el grande boxeador, gracias por compartir esto con nosotros, es realmentelton nueva jersey. ¿quÉ es lo que mÁs le interesa de philadelphia? >> es bien bonito, es como estar en puerto rico porque la gente son todos humildes y bien buenos. julio: gracias, tenemos una reina que llegÓ tardocito, y se lo merecen porque son bellas ¿cÓmo te llamas? >> hola me llamo heydi. ¿quÉ es lo mÁs hermoso? >> oh! son las playas, son hermosÍsimas las playas. julio: ademÁs la amabilidad de todos los dominicanos, no tiene duda, por supuesto los estamos invitando para que nos acompaÑen el prÓximo 21 de agosto en la calle 6, desde ahÍ iniciarÁ el desfile, hasta la parada dominicana, voltearemos para la izquierda en donde llegaremos al sitio en el igual habrÁ festival, gracias por acompaÑarnos, por acÁ tenemos una preciosidad ¿cÓmo estÁ? >> bueno como cubana que soy, pero el domingo 21 me disfraz de dominicana, adelante con los tambores. julio. ella es nuestra amiga de univisiÓn 65, siempre estas con nosotros ¿si? asÍ se hace, ¿cÓmo estÁn? usted tambiÉn gracias por estar con nosot

. >> mohamed e erian will join us and says central banks are becoming less real haven't. >> getting to be a loud and crowded case being made. >> pressure on janet yellen's speech on friday. >>> two retailers, two stories. tiffany up and the dollar stores down. dollar general down 18%, both on the back of earnings. we'll take a closer look at what's going on with the consumer. >>> of course, the other big story, mylan's ceo speaking to our own brian sullivan after outrage of the epipen prices. >> i'm hoping that this is an inflection point for this country. our health care is in a crisis. it is no different than the mortgage financial crisis in 2007. >> heather bresch pointing out that pharmacy and prescription managers deserve some of the blame. >> an industry fighting back saying, hey, don't look at us. >>> after the bell, senator klobuchar of minnesota with a daughter of alelergies and familiar with the epipen and joins us in a first on cnbc interview to discuss what she says could be anti-trust violations on the part of mylan. there's a lot coming up. let's start with the speech tom

mohammed said, can i use violence now? finally, because there was a be meccansnd attacking them had gone back on the treaty. that at the specific moment where you can kill the unbelievers. there are all sorts of other say, believe what you believe and we will believe what we will believe and we will go together. that's even an argument when mohammed moved from mecca to medina, there is a central moment because the tribes are so -- are treating this young band of muslims so badly and pelting them with garbage and mohammed's life is in danger, they all moved to medina nearby which is where the first islamic unity is bounded. when -- founded. when the prophet and his followers moved there, there are jews and pagans in the prophet thinks there is not that much monotheists.tween the jews in the muslims -- there is an argument, some scholars believe that he did not see much difference between them. they were all monotheists as opposed to the polytheists. this later changed. togetherness did not get much airtime. i will take a fe

like 11-year-old mohammed, his father ali says his son has nightmares got air strikes. i hold him and kiss him and tell him it's okay, ali said, on saturday, the bombs fell on his home u mohammed was inside with his sister and little brother. four children gone in one night. i want our voices, not just my voice, but all of our voices to reach the entire world, ali says w >> much more of these powerful stories on our new nbc news digital feature, "aleppo: children of war" on our website. >>> one of the growing scams. we tracked down one of the companies behind the rip off and >>> we're back now with an nbc news investigation into one of the fastest growing scams that thousands of people fall victim to every year. your computer is suddenly frozen and then a popup message appears warning you've been hacked and gives you a number to call. promises to fix it. >> reporter: it happened when diane hays was online one morning, warning messages and alert tones began blairing from her lap top. >> the whole computer froze and i didn't know what to do. >> reporter: the popup message

on behalf of ahmed mohamed. it claims.... the -14- year old's civil mohamed was arrested.... at his high school..... back in september... and... charged with having.... a hoax bomb. he says... he brought the homemade clock to school.... to show his teacher. "for the safety of my family, i have to go back to qatar because right now it's not very safe for anyone that's a minority or someone who is. . " the family's lawyer says... they have received death san francisco police are looking for the person.... who shot and killed.... a "pokemon go player".... over the weekend. -20- year-old..... calvin riley was playing the game.... with a group of friends it happened.... near san francisco's aquatic park.... a busy tourist area... in the city. the victim would have been a sophomore this fall..... at "san joaquin delta college".... in stockton. his baseball coach released a statement..... following the news of his death saying quote... "we are deeply saddened.... by the loss of one of our delta baseball family.... calvin riley. he was a great person..... from a great family. he was

penned mohamed el-erian an op-ed today.an check out on the bloomberg by typing in "view ." david: this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets." david: the conversation on the campaign trail this week has been about race. college-educated whites have typically preferred republicans but appeared to be turned off by trump's nativist appeal. for more, we are joined by toluse olorunnipa. donald trump's remarks on monday or tuesday calling hillary clinton a big it. talk about the turn this campaign has taken here over the last week. toluse: it is a pretty strange turn of events. donald trump called hillary clinton a bigot. hillary clinton calling out trump over comments he's made. we are not hearing about general issues and policies. that much more been in much more of a name-calling fight at this point. this literally just crossed a couple moments ago. henry clinton is favored to win the presidency with a 90% odds. estoril the clinton is favored to win. clinton is favored to win the presidency with a 90% odds. t

what does mohammed see here? >> honestly, i think a lot of this is a media game.is their game. >> whenever prices get to a number they are not comfortable with, they start leaking news about unscheduled meetings. the pricesce it hits ago and bounceback, this is a good technical move. it is closer to $50 now. overall, the freezing of production will not do much for the world in terms of price. these things are really capital markets moves we see for traders , whether it is to cover shorts, if the dollar goes down and so on. yousef: the other big story from the region is out of qatar, which bucked the trend in terms of equity. wouldafter news that ftse relax requirements. does that make you a buyer? especiallynts are, international institutions in the past two days. the actual balancing will happen in september. people are running ahead of the curve to do this. we saw a good move in the uae. belowday, we saw a close 3600. there have been some bullish moves on the uae markets. international institutions usually like to play those markets together. we could be seeing

are you going to do this again, mohamed?never. >> perhaps the most candid account tonight comes from 26-year-old juan malo. >> this is just completely my fault. i mean -- >> who admits to seeking sex for sale as a release from the stress of work and a troubled relationship with his girlfriend. >> so why were you on backpages today? >> i was just so stressful. we got into a fight last night. i was just so stressful today. i drove all day. going from one client to another. and it was just -- >> so this would be your treat to yourself? >> kind of sort of. >> what do you think -- how do you think she will react when she find out? >> she's going to leave me. >> why did you feel like you had to go to backpages? >> we broke up last year. and i went away for a couple of months. we started talking on the phone again. and i told her i was going to come back and make it work. >> like the other men in custody tonight, juan says that this is his first time in the sex for sale. but our producer, grace khan, is skeptical. >> so you say you

like 11-year-old mohammed, his father ali says his son has nightmares about air strikes. i hold him and kiss him and tell him it's okay, ali said, on saturday, the bombs fell on his home. mohammed was inside with his two sisters and little brother. four children gone in one night. i want our voices, not just my voice, but all of our voices to reach the entire world, ali says, i want the whole world to hear us. >> much more of these powerful stories on our new nbc news digital feature, "aleppo: children of war" on our website. >> still ahead tonight, one of the fastest growing scams in the nation. how thieves are using computer pop-ups to get you to walk into their traps. we tracked down one of the companies behind the rip off and demand answers. >>> and why did the price of a life saving device skyrocket 400%? congress wants an explanation. >>> we're back now with an nbc news investigation into one of the fastest growing scams that thousands of people fall victim to every year. your computer is suddenly frozen and then a popup message appears warning you've been hacked, e

remember chopper 13 is brining you breaking news fast and today - on behalf of ahmed mohamed. it claims the 14 year old's civil rights were violated. mohamed was arrested at his high school back in september - and charged with having a hoax bomb. he says he brought the homemade clock to school to show his teacher. right now-- one man is on a cross country mission to show his support for police, and we caught up with him during his stop in las vegas. billy richards says he was portrayed in a negative light. so he left his home in new york to embark on this journey. so far... he's run through 27 cities. sometimes...he runs alone, but he says officers will come join him. richards says...he hopes to boost morale at departments across the country... and plans on stopping by at least four more major cities on his way back to new york. kitten-vo a kitten in italy is saved thanks to some italian coast guards..... apparently looking lifeless... in the water after getting mouth-to-mouth a vet indicates the kitten is now in good health. a new consumer alert from contact 13 cyber thieves

he says police felt mohamed was going to harm a man with a metal broom handle. the prosecutor is now moving to charge the teen with robbery and drug possession. activists are also arguing for shooting to be released. gunshots ring out-- interrupting what was supposed to be a peaceful gathering. people in ferguson, missouri had come together last night for the second anniversary of michael brown's death. witnesses say a car plowed through a group of protesters who were blocking a street. and as the car drove off-- shots were fired. police say it doesn't appear that anyone was shot, but the investigation is ongoing. police in florida are investigating the accidental shooting death of a woman during a citizens academy exercise. angelica joins us from the a punta gorda police officer is on administrative leave after allegedly shooting mary knowlton. officials say the woman was chosen from a group of about 35 people in a "shoot/don't shoot" simulation class. she was taking part in a roleplaying exercise when she was "mistakenly struck with a live round." she was take

mohamed is not seeking any specific amount.. .leaving it up to a jury to decide... but claims he has lost his creativity because of what happened. dozens more families in southern california are left hoping they will have homes to return to. a new the san bernardino national forest. as of today -- it is only five percent contained. named the "pilot fire" -- it is now 45- hundred acres and has caused mandatory evacuations. hundreds of firefighters are currently battling the blaze. so far-- no homes have been burned and no injuries reported. new york yankees star alex rodriguez will play his last game this friday -- and with that, tickets prices are surging. the average resale price is up 500- percent. a-rod announced yesterday he was before the announcement-- ticket prices were around 75-dollars-- they now sit at more than 450-dollars on average. rodriguez was suspended in 20-14 for using performance enhancing drugs. he played in the league for 22 years. walmart is bringing the fight to amazon. the company announcing today that it is buying online-only shopping websi

mohammed's family filed lawsuit against the city of irvine, school district and principal for violating the teen's civil rights. mohammed says he was forced to leave the controversy because of the hate he experienced after the incident. mohammed's rights. >> julie: dangerous surprise inside gift bags handed out at teenager's birthday party. 19 people, mostly children, went to the hospital after eating gummy candy made with marijuana. three of the children ended up in intensive care unit. all the victims attending party for 15-year-old girl in san francisco. security girl saw people getting sick and called 911. >> innocent kids. they see candy and they eat it. i and could not speak. >> julie: they don't know where it came from. they were prepared from candy company in auckland. >> julie: fall off boat during show during disney's hollywood studios and foot slips walking in upper deck and falls right on that wasn't choreographed until planned. none of them fell overboard and going to be okay. >> sara: missouri man says self-driving car saved him life. car was in autopilot mode when he felt

and one of the brothers that we talked about was mohammed ibrahim. mohammed ibrahim omar al muslit.ther one of saddam hussein's inner circle bodyguards. and we very strongly felt that he was leading the insurgency throughout tikrit. i said i want this mohammed ibrahim, will you help me find him? he said yeah, my uncle, he's got these buddies he's always with. i said who? he said business partners and his driver. basa muti. and i realized. i said all right. here we go. so i went to bam-bam. i said, listen, i know muhammad ibrahim's driver is not wanted. but i think he's valuable. i think he can take us to muhammad ibrahim. and i've got to have him arrested. so bam bam arrested basa mutif, the driver of muhammad ibrahim. so i start interrogating basim latif. and he said why do you want my boss? why are you so interested in muhammad ibrahim? and i said because he's running the insurgency. and then he said, you have no idea what you're talking about. he said muhammad ibrahim's never ordered a single attack. he said there's only one person that orders the attacks. there's only one person

today while speaking to a group of fans, mohammed took time to reflect on the impact she has had on the next generation of olympic hopefuls. they may be one of very few athletes who look like them, i feel like i have done my job. i want people to be comfortable in spaces where they may not feel included.>> she was named one of time magazine's most influential people last april.>>> now to today's big nfl news. cam newton was asked about some of the criticism anything to do with his race. his answer was a very strong no. newton said, i don't want this to be about race. it's not. we are beyond that as a nation. that line is receiving all the attention today because many people don't actually think our country is past racism. cam was asked about house bill two, whether he will encourages and the place of all despite the high risk of concussions, and even for his opinion on at jeff jones sports.>>> college football : some college teams hit the surprise walk-on players with great news. we get to take a look inside their team meeting.>> what did these three guys have in common? does anybody

like 11-year-old mohammed, his father ali says his son has nightmares got air strikes. i hold him and kiss him and tell him it's okay, ali said, on saturday, the bombs fell on his home u mohammed was inside with his sister and little brother. four children gone in one night. i want our voices, not just my voice, but all says, i want the whole world to hear us. >> much more of these powerful stories on our new nbc news digital feature, "aleppo: children of war" on our website. >>> one of the growing scams. we tracked down one of the companies the rip off and demandne gary, gary, gary... i am proud of you, my man. making simple, smart cash back choices... with quicksilver from capital one. you're earning unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere. like on that new laptop. quicksilver keeps things simple, gary. and smart, like you! and i like that. i guess i am pretty smart. a when your symptoms start... distracting you? doctors recommend taking ...non-drowsy claritin every day of your allergy season. claritin provides powerful, non-drowsy 24 hour relief... for

thankful approached me when they acquired this site recognizing a local team from the beginning mohammed his focus that pits into the fabric the neighborhood i believe they've achieved those goals after they're here to highlight some of the components of the company as well as the project you'll be hearing if architect david barker and his team and others lowell high school lead counsel and i'm going to turn it over to throwing and mohammed. >> good afternoon i'm mohammed a managing partner at the group thank you for the opportunity for speaking about our project on fulsome and speak briefly about the access they're a san francisco based on developer my business partner and i created the vision of mixed use project with a history of working with the communities we build and take pride in incorporating the participation of the community in our projects on fulsome street is proposed one plus rental units it includes 80 vehicle parking spaces 10 percent than the maximum loudly and bike parking spaces for four car charging spaces and partnered with the mexican museum the project will be payi

thankful approached me when they acquired this site recognizing a local team from the beginning mohammed his focus that pits into the fabric the neighborhood i believe they've achieved those goals after they're here to highlight some of the components of the company as well as the project you'll be hearing if architect david barker and his team and others lowell high school lead counsel and i'm going to turn it over to throwing and mohammed. >> good afternoon i'm mohammed a managing partner at the group thank you for the opportunity for speaking about our project on fulsome and speak briefly about the access they're a san francisco based on developer my business partner and i created the vision of mixed use project with a history of working with the communities we build and take pride in incorporating the participation of the community in our projects on fulsome street is proposed one plus rental units it includes 80 vehicle parking spaces 10 percent than the maximum loudly and bike parking spaces for four car charging spaces and partnered with the mexican museum the project will be payi

thankful approached me when they acquired this site recognizing a local team from the beginning mohammed his focus that pits into the fabric the neighborhood i believe they've achieved those goals after they're here to highlight some of the components of the company as well as the project you'll be hearing if architect david barker and his team and others lowell high school lead counsel and i'm going to turn it over to throwing and mohammed. >> good afternoon i'm mohammed a managing partner at the group thank you for the opportunity for speaking about our project on fulsome and speak briefly about the access they're a san francisco based on developer my business partner and i created the vision of mixed use project with a history of working with the communities we build and take pride in incorporating the participation of the community in our projects on fulsome street is proposed one plus rental units it includes 80 vehicle parking spaces 10 percent than the maximum loudly and bike parking spaces for four car charging spaces and partnered with the mexican museum the project will be payi

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an extremelyad is incredible book about your friendship with sheikh mohammed akram nadwi. dumont talking about why he wrote the book and a little bit about sheikh mohammed akram nadwi. carla: i call him the sheikh. there was talk we were going to call the book "the sheikh and i." my publishers nixed it. i secretly wanted it to be cold the sheikh and i. start in my childhood. i grew up half the time in the time inand half the islamic countries. i spent my time shuttling between suburban st. louis and and kabule tehran and cairo. i got interested in islamic issues aesthetically. then i went on to study them and went on to write as a journalist about them. as a journalist, i was incredibly frustrated because, as much as i tried to write about muslim societies, i found that narrative sort of bifurcated into one of two. one, i was writing about strongmen with kalashnikovs and women.or oppressed those are inevitably the two tro pes that would get written about. when i went on to feature stories, it slightly widened. i talked about pakistani punk rock bands, halal energy drinks,

mohamed: i work with corsicans, i grew up with corsicans, ate with them, played soccer with them. am a corsican. mohamed: all this sudden hatred worries us. we're afraid for our wives and children, our families. and the feeling is unbearable. reporter: the young right wing nationalists want to see results. a secret splinter group of the flnc recently announced it was prepared to bear arms, this time against i.s. -- a sign that biancucci and his "femu a corsica" supporters are losing their influence. jean biancucci: i'm worried that the french government will be deaf to all our demands. even if we reach a unanimous decision. we know that would lead to a return to violence. and that would be a huge problem. reporter: still, so far, biancucci refuses to declare the corsican nationalists' political experiment a failure. he sees it as his task to reunite young and old nationalists. michelle: it isn't only the young nationalists of corsica who feel a need to arm themselves, but also those in mainland france. following the lorry attack in nice in july, the government announced plans to e

a l mohamed is not seeking any specific amount.. .leaving it up to a jury to decide... but claims he has lost his creativity because of what happened. rapper bow wow - formerly known as lil' bow wow - is retiring. he made the announcement this weekend on instagram, adding he's releasing his last album. it will be produced by rapper snoop dogg who helped bow wow get started in the music industry when he of an elite group... the rapper now tops michael jackson and frankie valli for the most top 40 hits by a male artist on billboard's hot 100 list. his feature on schoolboy q's "that part" landed kanye his 40th top 40 hit. kanye west is now 10th overall in the list of chart-toppers. elvis presley still tops the list with 80, top 40 hits... lil wayne is second in line with 69 songs. icon martha stewart will join forces in the kitchen this fall. the two will co-host a cooking show on v-h-one. "martha and snoop's dinner party," will feature the two stars preparing a meal for their celebrity friends. the duo first teamed up over the stove in 2008 on an episode of "martha stewar

mohamed is also the first u.s. olympian to wear a hijab during competition. and reigning gold medalist andy murray now assured a singles medal at the rio olympics. the british tennis player looking more like himself in the semifinal against japan ceded player after a tight quarter final match. maria will now compete against brazil. a big day for newton rower gevvie stone. she officially announced her retirement shortly after winning her first olympic medal. stone earned silver coming in just over a second behind the reigning world champion from australia. it is the first u.s. medal in stone told me in the past she now plans to apply for residency. she graduated from tufts medical school back in 2014. and another young woman from massachusetts headed home with some hardware needham native aly raisman. she took the silver in the individual all around and also a team gold. now i had a chance to talk with aly and the rest of the final five about their time here in rio. it's the traditional way of making it in sports being on the cover of a an honor for only the m

the lawsuit was just filed today - on behalf of ahmed mohamed. it claims the 14 year old's civil rights were violated. mohamed was arrested at his high school back september - and charged with having a hoax bomb. he says he brought the homemade clock to school to show his teacher. the charge was later dropped, but the teen was still suspended. a spokesperson for the district says a statement will be released later today. should we be concern with the some new warnings that are out... that's ahead at midday... and.. a 10 year old boy is killed while riding the largest water slide in the world.. now federal officials are taking over the case.... in today's health report... florida officals are keeping a nevada is one of the worst places in america for the sex trafficking of teenage girls. to help law enforcement fight back. as attorney general, she made sex trafficking a felony crime and increased sentences. she gave victims the right to sue their captors. and expanded the sex offender registry to protect kids. catherine's a problem-solver. that's

but mohammed escapes from the area, and under a pseudonym, uploads the video to youtube. >> if i hadn't done what i did, nobody would have known what happened, even if i had said this and this happened, nobody would have believed it. >> the blue bra woman, as she becomes known, survives the attack but is never identified. the images of her beating provoke outrage and appear in newspapers around the globe. her story also sparks widespread condemnation of the egyptian military. in the end, the ability of ordinary citizens to upload their videos and share them with a global audience is one of the most powerful tools of the arab spring. >> before we had access to the internet, before we had the ability to upload these videos, you had to somehow be able to gain access to the media, to the regime. and so the people who have most benefited from the internet or video are the most marginalized because what it's done for them is it's allowed them to say i count. and when all these is unite together against the regime, that's when you know the revolution succeeds. because for the longest time, the

i know mohamed, nobel prize winner. this is not pay for play.ernment activity of referrals. getting things done. there is nothing nefarious. you have to look at any case-by-ca case-by-case. i don't think any favors were given to anybody. >> so your work as an ambassador. your work in the dip lo pat tick sphere. you are saying it's normal for someone who donated to get face time. is that what you are saying? >> well, no. look. you receive people you know. there is no pay for play. like i never got a big donor to me. i never gave him specials. what i would do is as a governor i would meet with whoever wanted to meet with me. i would have sessions for five minutes, anybody that wants to meet with me. and i think the normal course of government is there are certain people that want access to the principal and they are supportive. they are engaged in the issue and the candidate or the secretary or the politician knows him. so they have an access. just because you have access doesn't mean you are doing something nefarious. >> of course. would secretar