perhaps because this is not just a story about mohammad. it is also about a port town where people have few prospects. -- poor town. his own neighborhood is drab, and remarkable. the only sign a local hero once lived here is the political graffiti on the wall. the demotion still so role inside his home. the emotions still so raw. his widowed mother still breaks down at the mention of her son. an uncle and daughters are at her side. he was the only one who was working to support this family of seven children. they show us his room. the few things he own. -- the few things he owned. this 8-year-old boy arrives. he shared this room with his older brother. >> he always worked so hard. he suffered a great deal from bad treatment from all the authorities. it was a very dignified way trying to overcome poverty. >> i am very proud of what happened. i am very proud of this. everyone who has been suffering from inequality has the chance to stand up for his own rights. >> in the city there are still daily protests calling on the ruling party to go. th

that also mohammad an arabic language was by war and i know very well how one how mad had done what he had done and his life and i you know i was thought of very elderly that mohammad is a what role model to follow so they are following they had a profit food stead and a stomach warrant and that's why women are suffering for the last so deen hundred years you don't know women situation and any stomach done to me you don't know how women are treated and afghanistan and pakistan and saudi arabia and syria and egypt don't you hear about how muslims are killing cops and egypt do you know how many millions us jewish have left their old age and that it's let me come to this and the last fifty years you don't hear ok you're losing what it was i thank you and what i for you brought me back to a point i brought i wanted to bring up in the early earlier in the program abraham if i can go to you i mean if you look at the end muslims the muslim countries in the greater middle east i would agree most of them have dictators are run by dictators and almost all of them are america's friends ok so beca

. >> which you make of the arrival of mohammad? his arrival could change the nature of these protests. he could offer leadership if the u.s. would be inclined to support him? >> question has been put to white house officials, president spokesman. he refuses to be drawn on individual personalities. one of the questions being asked here is who or what is this opposition. are we talking about a genuine grass-roots democratic movement, or a pro-islamist faction? does mohammad represents some democratic opposition? the people here will be watching very closely on friday as bigger expected protests take place. if you look at this, washington line has been a little bit confused. on wednesday, many people thought the white house was leaning towards the protectors. hillary clinton said this is an important opportunity at this moment for the government in egypt to implement change. 24 hours later, barack obama was making his comments, and he was coming closer to offering some personal backing to that president saying he had been very helpful

perhaps because this is not just a story about mohammad.is also about a poor town where people have few prospects. it is a town not so different from countless other towns across the region. his own neighborhood is trapped and and remarkable -- drab and rick and remarkable -- the motion is still raw inside his home. his widowed mother is still breaks down at the mention of her son. an uncle and two daughters are at her side. the 26-year old was the only one working to support his family of seven children. they show us his room and a few things that he owned. the eight-year old arrives. he shared this room with his older brother. >> he always worked so hard. he suffered a great deal. he really suffered. he was very dignified and proud, trying to overcome poverty. >> i am very proud of him. everyone who has been suffering from inequality now has the chance to stand up for his own rights. >> in the city, there are still daily protests calling on the ruling party to go. they marched past the government building where he set himself on fire. if

he was not born in austria, his real name was mohammad, he was a little e. egyptian boy who visited all the mosques of egypt and he was the new savior of the arab people. the posters in the marketplace, your master is ala and on earth your master is adolf hitler. in 1981 and june, just before june 1st, they were told to go into their homes, shush their homes. kissel stay off the phone and turn off the radio and pack their bags for three days. you know the scenario. due to a last-minute -- i will use the word rescue by one of the arab leaders who is in good relation with the jewish people, he excelled, cheap arab nazi who was doing this and at one point because the extermination affect had failed, once iraqi military men, with arab nazis running all over the streets in june of 1941 killing hundreds of iraqi jews. what am i talking about? women being raped in front of their parents, parents being murdered in front of their kids, babies being sliced in half and thrown into the river, home is being invaded and people running to the rooftops and jumping from roof

a lot of people are convinced that she consulted them, the prophet mohammad. he supports the death sentence. >> we will pursue this case until she has been punished. we will fight all of the way to the highest court of the land. >> radical islamists throughout the country, like these in karachi, all calling for execution. she has even had a price put on her head. the demonstrator want to keep the pakistan blasphemy law, the statutes used to sentence her, on the books. >> america wants us to repeal the laws. we want them to know we will not let that happen. >> cristian protests against kurd death sentence are more muted. some millions live there, a mere 2% of the prosecution. -- mcchristian protest against her death sentence -- cristian protests. >> we have to change this. >> she has lodged an appeal against a sentence. her case is putting pressure on the government in islamabad. present zardari says he wants to wait the appeals court decision before granting clemency. but there has already been an investigation in the case, and he has no doubts what is behind

danish newspaper "jyllands-posten" aroused the theory of the islamic world that depicted the prophet mohammad and suggested a link with violence. now five years on, a number of men have been arrested, accused of plotting to murder of the paper's editors, who said they had not intended offense, but islamic threats have put them on guard. before we can visit the cartoonist, we are visit -- we are searched by security guards. a recent attack at his home shows that he is still in danger. when we are allowed in, he is talking out his latest picture, freedom of expression, as a tight rope act. he has polarize opinions ever since his controversial profit mohammed cartoons. some celebrate him as a champion of freedom, others hate him. >> the caricatures merely accelerated the process, like a catalyst. at this point, attention would have developed between the two countries anyway. >> the caricature was not intended to hurt religious feelings but expose violence in the name of islam. he still sees things this way, five years on. >> there are always voices urging caution. that makes me very sad. because

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my name is my secure my daughter serina mohammad she attends brand international cademy. my daughter was living with her mother she came to live with me last year so i had to get her into a public school and you took arabic every day and. you know a a ticket to egypt. is there also of course require a certain arabic history class it's a story. we've frank zeman learning about like ancient rome. a lot of stuff that none of the other classes are based on anything we learn in arabic plants. and early august of this year under pressure from the new york post and right wing bloggers representatives of the mare demanded that i resign as could be as principal as an arab american muslim born in yemen and raised in the united states establishing was my american dream. and how other turned into an american nightmare i have today said made my application to become the principle of the coolio gibran international academy right. i have also asked my lawyer to begin preparing a lawsuit against the department of education for violating my constitutional right . thank you. from the begin

with his support of a christian woman sentenced to death for allegedly insulting islam's profit, mohammad. iran has warned berlin not to press for release of two german journast being held for a visa violations. a foreign ministry spokesman in tehran says the iranian judiciary would not about to pressure. they might even react negatively to it. the comments come to days after the newspaper that employs the reporters published an appeal from 100 of germany's leading cultural and sporting figures for the release. the two men who were visiting the country and tourist visas were detained in october while conducting an interview with the settlement sent to death by stoning for having committed ultery. the scandal in germany over contaminated animal feed is deepening. the european commission wants to know of any effective aids or meat have been exported to other european union nations. at the same time, they're trying to point out traces of the contaminant can be found in many foodstuffs. more than 1000 farms in germany have beeforced to suspend operations after they used supplies of the contam

you think that mohammad el- baradei as the man to lead the transition?l, he could be the man to lead the transition, and that is the main difference between the situation in egypt now and tunisia sundays ago. they do have an alternative. they do have a credible alternative, and a person who is highly reputed in the international arena. and that is -- that could serve as an encouragement to the opposition in egypt. >> until now, the police have been dealing with the protests. what role do you think the army can play? >> well, the army does play a role behind the scenes. we have seen in tunisia that the loss of support, army support, led to the downfall of the regime. as it seems, the army still stands behind hosni mubarak, and if the situation deteriorates, it is possible that the army will intervene. as it seems right now, it is more likely that it will intervene on the side of hosni mubarak, rather than against him. >> why do you think that the main opposition group, the muslim brotherhood, has kept such a low profile during these protests? >> well, the

line since calling for a release of a christian woman sentenced to death for insulting the prophet mohammad. he condemned his country's controversial blasphemy laws. pakistan's powerful islamists took to the street. the governor was threatened, but vowed to fight on even if he was the last man standing. when he spoke to the bbc in november, he told us why. >> a lot of people said to me that you are making a mistake, don't do it. i said no. if i don't stand up, then other people who think like me will not be able to stand up either. >> it is the most high-profile assassination here since the killing of the former prime minister benazir bhutto in 2007. once again, there is chaos and lost, and all this at a time of political crisis. the government is hanging by a thread. pakistan's ruling party has been rubbed of a stalwart, and the country has been robbed of an outspoken liberal. human rights workers say a rare voice of courage it is gone. bbc news, islamabad. >> the rising waters seem to be reaching their peak in australia. weeks' worth of rain is making its way north to the ocean along the

he's the hero of the streets of kabul and also the symbol of american injustice mohammad jawad was only twelve when he was captured and locked inside guantanamo or seven years later he was found innocent and freed but the damage had been done he has a fair at half in society. he cannot talk with. anybody who want to sleep in a room all the time. he want to be a long karim was one of the few journalists to speak with jawad but now jawad lawyers say he's being threatened don't talk to journalists or we'll send you back but afghan authorities say they have had enough of american intimidation more than for our new government in the doctrine of the constitution six years ago it was acceptable that american troops would send afghans to want tournaments but to date no wait but according to the law it should have always been no way because there's never been an extradition treaty between afghanistan and the states not then and not now the basic thing when we speak about extradition is that there is a faith between two countries about the legal system it's very difficult for me to see that there

this is what mohammad said well thought well that is that is that all we know that is absolutely contrary to the reality of a person like me who is an eighth generation american whose parents are christian whose associates and friends and loved ones in many way in many cases are christian no one has ever told me in any religious context that i've been in that the purpose of my life was to somehow overturn constitutional law and replace it with sharia that simply isn't true and nor is it true in agreement on radio you know your place is in the muslim world that in which muslims are way way way in which muslims are either i majority or a minority so i think you're simply taking in that precinct your perceptions and trying and you're right and you're trying to universalize it in a way that's not true. and you. want. now the right to weld of microbiology just got a whole lot bigger thanks to the work of russian scientists they've developed a system which uses a powerful microscope to give them crystal clear views of the tiniest bacteria scientists anywhere in the world take a look at us talk

can reject the prophet mohammad or reject a law that's your right to do that but don't try to impose your particular view of that on more than a million people who will most of you this then you would probably vehemently disagree in most cases. now the world of microbiology just got a whole lot bigger thanks to the work of russian scientists they have developed a system where he's powerful microscope to give them crystal clear views of the tiniest bacteria scientists anywhere in the world take a look there was talk about him discovered this like with machines to faces some big hurdles. but imagine a terrible virus sweeping across the planet scientists racing to try to understand it then stop it. then imagine a new tool enabling all those scientists via the web to see the minute structure of the virus with admits it's a question that concerns these scientists and engineers moscow we know all about the viral particles. all the dollars to buy all of the vital part because it will give both of both. to develop new york. we sure will defeat the virus. the device is called discounting prob

this is what mohammad said well while that is that is that all we are thankful that is absolutely contrary to the reality of a person like me who is an eighth generation american whose parents are christian whose associates and friends and loved ones in many ways in many cases are christian no one has ever told me in any religious context that i've been in that the purpose of my life was to somehow overturn constitutional law and replace it with sharia that simply isn't true nor is it true in agreement on radio you know the ways in the muslim world that in which muslims are way way way in which muslims or either a majority or a minority so i think you're simply taking a nap sprinkler out and trying and you're right in your trying to universalize it in a way that's not true. you. next sharing videos and pictures online is old news but sharing your micro bacterial catch of the day on the web is something altogether different russian scientists have developed a microscope system that lets their colleagues around the world zoom in and view the tiniest bacteria over the internet in real time. a

crossing a gun rampage in the office of the newspaper which printed cartoons all the profits of mohammad to five years ago the drawing spawn downrange among muslims across the world officials say those arrested intended to kill as many people as possible in the papers these are and it's the latest in a series of arrests throughout the year which puts european nations on high alert for the spread of islam and radicalism to go to cannot cause more. over a year of investigations and a massive police raid in the year and brought results twenty six people have been arrested in belgium germany the netherlands belgium dutch moroccan churches all are suspected of recruiting so-called the hardest candidates and terrorist organizations right from the whole of europe police mission a success absolutely. is the battle over it's just a visible part of the iceberg it's huge there is a whole machine behind this redo on a ruse was born in belgium in a family of christians and converted to islam when he was lame he says he did it on his own will because it simply provided the answers he couldn't find in

elsewhere in the world for many many decades we've even overthrown democratic regime governments like of mohammad mosaddegh and the three right in the shard with his brutal socks secret police we armed and trained you know that this is a no for in a democracy even during the bush era that was just window dressing their image of iraq was about oil and empire it didn't have anything more to do a democracy than it did about the so-called weapons of mass destruction. that the bush administration's allies fabricated you know the reality the reality. he talked bush talked about spreading democracy for damascus to tehran well i think we all agree that syria and iran could use more democracy he didn't talk about spreading democracy from riyadh to cairo and in fact under bush we increased our security assistance to oppressive regimes which. which use these security assistance to suppress civil society organizations struggling for democracy and then we turn around and say oh there's no democracy because it's not part of their culture we've got to go slowly this we've got to go slowly line is what you know

copenhagen thought they were targeting the nice paper that printed controversial cartoons of the prophet mohammad with a bomb shaped turban that publication and to raise and muslims worldwide police say the suspects intended to kill as many people as possible later thursday officers released a fifth my man was arrested but he remains a suspect if the latest in a series of arrests to get which have put european nations on high alert over the spread of islamic radicalism and as you go now reports it's happening right under the noses of the authorities. over a year of investigations and a massive police raid in the end brought results twenty six people have been arrested in belgium germany the netherlands belgium dutch moroccan churchills all are suspected of recruiting so-called jihad is to gain units and financing terrorist organizations right from the portland. police mission a success absolutely but is the battle over this in a race that it's just a visible part of the iceberg it's huge there is a whole machine behind this redo a rouge he was born in belgium in a family of christians and convert