mohammad hassan khalid is here legally from pakistan but arrested in july when he was 17. the former high school honor student is accused of recruiting women with pass ports to further the plot of colleen larose, also known as jihad jane. mohammad hassan khalid faces 15 years in prison and could be deported. >>> police in alabama have arrested 37-year-old larry horton. he is accused of using a hatchet to kill 18-year-old ryan jackson. >>> first grade teacher is on troil in montgomery county accused of abusing her students. susan burke taught at green castle elementary school. several of her former students took the stand saying she choked them when they acted up in class. one boy said he was choked twice, then later said he was choked ten times. >>> the question is whether or not to merge the two largest research campuses in the state in the university system. today there will be a public hearing discussing the possibility of the merger with the university of maryland college park and the university of maryland baltimore. we're live in the city with the details. >> reporte

the irony is in trying to stop the images of the prophet mohammad actually sunni muslims have put theprofit on a pedestal and turned him into an idle. all kinds of paradoxes going on in the name of a particular religion. fascinating. what i want to end up on is this. when muslims -- about imperialism, it is taken as a given that the imperialism we are angry about is american imperialism and is really imperialism and in india -- in pakistan, indian kashmir imperialism. away the profit much of -- where the prophet mohammad cartoons are framed no images are allowed, the imperialism of sunni muslim speaking on behalf of all muslims. to me that is a form of imperialism too. it is not just this issue. i talk a lot in the book about how if we are going to have integrity of anti imperialists we have to look at what muslims are doing to one another and recognize that as a form of colonization and oppression within our own -- >> another question from the audience. wait for the microphone. >> what is your background? culturally where you come from? >> canada. >> i mean originally were your paren

the black banners is from the prophet of islam, the prophet mohammad. the accuracy is still out there but there's an alleged had read that at the end of time the black banners will be victorious and won't be defeated. osama bin laden when he issued the 1996 declaration of jihad against the united states signed it from afghanistan, the region that allegedly the profit spoke about is a region in central asia between afghanistan and pakistan and a little bit of iran and so forth. al qaeda believes or bin laden believed al qaeda and the islamic mujahedin are the black banners which is interesting because it shows there's a counterculture not from mainstream islam but on the fringes of islamic extremism that al qaeda created for itself and try to sell themselves that the final battle between good and evil is between al qaeda. >> host: that ends in jerusalem. one of your interrogation quoted that. >> guest: many of them mentioned the black banners. many mentioned the end of time epic battle that was going to happen between islam and the enemies of islam. many

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mohammad hassan khalid helped a woman known as jihad jane in a terror plot. >>> johns hopkins hospital will soon be treating an engineer who was evacuated from the south poll to -- pole to new zealand. they believe she suffered a stroke two years ago but because of the weather could not get out of the antarctic. let's see what's happening with our weather. definitely cooler. i was outside for a little bit. you need that light jacket. meteorologist tim williams is updating conditions. >>> a very fall like temperature. 58 degrees at bwi. actually, now the temperatures are updating. 57. we dropped one degree. we're in the 60s towards d.c., the patuxent river and ocean city. the cool air is helping to bring soment very cool dry air across us. that's going to be the case for the next few days. we stay with the bluer skies, but the temperatures are slightly below our normal highs which for this date is 66 degrees. how warm or how cool will it be this weekend? we'll have your completed forecast. >>> if you're a woman with an interest in law enforcement, listen un. the baltimore city police de

monday night offensive fiasco, joe flacco has taken the worst beating in the media than most of mohammad ali's opponents took in the rain. joe flacco has a 21-5 record as a starting quarterback. blaming all of monday night's misery on flacco is not fair. but he, as the quarterback, not only has to take the heat this week, but make sure his confidence does not suffer. it is no easy trick. fortunately, his disposition is even. success is not get him to excited and failure does not get him to down. -- does not get him too excited and failure does not get him too down. >> it is part of being an nfl football player, moving on to next week and realizing that, hey, this is a game we love to play and we have to go out there and keep it fun. it is more fun when you're winning football games, but you have got to move on. the all the way to live on is to go out the next week and play the best you can. >> unfortunately, the same injury concerns linger on the offense for the ravens. wide receiver lee evans missed the last four games with an ankle injury. the bad weather hunkering down over st. louis

mohammad kazahi. he is a representative to iran for the united nations.tement saying that the government was not involved. what more can you tell us? >> thank you. actually, although we are hearing baseless allegation against my country by u.s. officials, but to be honest with you, i was so shocked to hear such a big lie, if i may say. therefore i felt to answer your question, not because big lie is being fabricated right before our eyes, but i think also because i don't know how to put it, the details of this hollywood script have been so blatant to insult the common sense of every ordinary people, even in the united states. accusing iran of plotting to murder an ambassador from the islamic neighboring country, in washington, actually is poisoning by some and politicians who are experienced in fabricating security threats to terrorize the public in order to advance their political agenda and to quench the thirst for inventing enemies. we should not forget iraqi's war on what happened in iran, in iraq that was based on such allegations against that countr

mohammad kazahi. he is a representative to iran for the united nations.preciate your coming on. obviously we have seen the iranian government's statement saying that the government was not involved. what more can you tell us? >> thank you. actually, although we are hearing baseless allegation against my country by u.s. officials, but to be honest with you, i was so shocked to hear such a big lie, if i may say. therefore i felt to answer your question, not because big lie is being fabricated right before our eyes, but i think also because i don't know how to put it, the details of this hollywood script have been so blatant to insult the common sense of every ordinary people, even in the united states. accusing iran of plotting to murder an ambassador from the islamic neighboring country, in washington, actually is poisoning by some and politicians who are experienced in fabricating security threats to terrorize the public in order to advance their political agenda and to quench the thirst for inventing enemies. we should not forget iraqi's war on what happ

from that. >> and that seems to be probably the most potentially beneficial thing going back to mohammad-erian's point. if a conversation opens up, at least we'll have mar interesting year. and i would be more optimistic for this country. we'll take a break. the mega panel stays. >>> coming up, decisions, decisions. when i you or i may not have nearly as much control as we would like to think over the choices that we make. [ groans ] [ marge ] psst. constipated? phillips' caplets use magnesium, an ingredient that works more naturally with your colon than stimulant laxatives, for effective relief of constipation without cramps. thanks. good morning, students. today we're gonna continue... free gold ! we call that hertz gold plus rewards. you earn free days, free weeks and more fast. that's a plus. upgrade your ride. that's a plus. rewards with no blackout dates so you can redeem anytime. and it's easy to redeem your points online. already a gold member ? just select gold plus rewards in your profile and start rewarding yourself now. just go to hertzgoldplusrewards.com to join. hertz gold

the police say 37-year-old mohammad muktar from washington was trying to run out of the kings food and grocery when the robber shot him. the police have not released a description of the gunman. >>> another alert from d.c. took minutes for the city council to halt a controversial law that is on the books a log time. couple approved a measure to stop police officers from having the authority to arrest drivers with expired license plates. no more arrests. >> and at the end of the day, you have books that don't make sense. we found out about them and the judged to correct them. >> how many people have been arrested? urn the law -- under the law the past 10 years. i hope it's not a memory but if it's one, two, or three, it's too many. >> aaa supports the council's decision and wishes the city would have done away with the impound policy too. >>> and thieves in virginia couldn't resist taking presidential souvenirs last night. someone stole a -- stole a truck belonging to the president's team with presidential seals, podiums and teleprompters. the truck disappear friday a hotel near richmon

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is now considering sanctions on iran central bank promising even more pressure for society mohammad marandi from the university of tehran says he's unconvinced by the claims of involvement. in the more pressure that the united states tries to impose upon iran the iranians will push back as well the united states as being part of the dishonest iran has absolutely no motive to carry out such an operation if you ron did hypothetically want to carry out this operation they could have done it in the middle east in an area where there are more high profile figures and where it could be carried out much easier why would iran want to create extra sensitivity with the united states so it's absolute nonsense and obviously iran gains nothing from it the only people who do gain is the united states by distracting attention away away from its problems at home such as the economic hardship that people are facing its decline in the middle east it helps israel come out of isolation it helps the saudis the saudi regime try to unite its people against some theoretical hypothetical foreign enemy. you're watch

the 18-year-old mohammad kaled is a former high school student in ellicott city. agents arrested him in july. investigators said he met colleen rose online when he was 15. he helped raise money for her to sent to militants and recruited women. khalid is a militant from pakistan. and she named herself jihad aim jane on a youtube video. >>> murder on a metro bus. this morning, a possible break in the deadly shooting. surveillance cameras caught two alleged suspects moments before the shooting. if you recognize them, police want to hear from you. that shooting helpen -- happened early yesterday near 23rd street and alabama avenue. the victim, 22-year-old dimitrious thompson, killed while on the way from his fiance's home. the maryland man suspected of killing his wife and stepson could face the death penalty. he is still in north carolina where he was raved. the police found the wife's body in her germantown home last week. the remains of her son warm found six days later in clarksburg. this could be a death penalty case. until more evidence comes in, lopez has not b

citizen was getting information on license plates because the car was parked illegally. 18-year-old mohammad hassan khalid is charged with helping another terror suspect. they said he used the internet to recruit people. the indictment alleges that his contact with jihad jane began when he was 15 years old. he was an extremely hard-working student. >> with word of the death of muammar gaddafi, libyans are celebrating a new beginning. the big question is what happens next? >> the next step comes on saturday when libya's interim leaders to clear the entire country liberated. as libya's continued to celebrate the death of muammar gaddafi -- >> we're so happy. >> there are concerns about the future of the country. gaddafi was killed thursday after being captured by revolutionaries. >> you have won your revolution. freedom and opportunity. >> a nato airstrike played a role. today middle officials will meet to discuss when and how to end the bombing campaign. >> finally libya can close this chapter in the history and turned over a new page. >> president obama said this underscores the capacity of

she was shown was very very compelling so i'm not inclined at all to just dismiss this plot on any mohammad if i can go to you i mean when i look at the spine in my opinion here it's it's really eerie it's i feel like it's two thousand and three right now and colin powell is addressing the security council and to go to war against iraq i mean flimsy stuff to say the least expensive the cast of characters involved i mean how is what's your reaction to this i mean and we have to remember this is an election year and i want to go into that dimension as well. well first of all i'd like to add that just recently the iranians released to the two so close the hikers who entered iranian territory through iraq a military zone in an area where terrorists were active and american forces were also stationed the in entered the country illegally one of them's father was was in the israeli army. the iranians released them and that was a goodwill gesture so why would the iranians want to do this and carry out such an anti and then they're retreating with a lot of really held the law in the first place trea

>>christopher wyma, mohammad salahat and he had cast someehad quesem faces charges ... after the couple had been be in the sun scooped up whatever money he could find in the house and split that with his three other friends >>investigators were told where the murder weapons could be found when the teenagers were questioned >>we cannot tell you the amount of time and energy that went into this investigation and the cooks county state investigators office was terrific they were indispensable >>there are laws put into effect to protect minors ... they're easily coerced misled or intimidated so they did receive some special protection by the law ... and as the defense attorneys we have to explore whether not these kids were afforded those protections >>there being held without bond in the cook county jail ... >>a woman in milwaukee has been charged with murdering a pregnant woman and then cutting her baby from the womb >>annette morales-rodriquez is accused of beating maritza ramirez-cruz with a baseball bat, strangling her tying her up with duct tape and then removing the

this morning mohammad hassan khalid is a terrorist. prosecutors alleged he and another suspect had been using the internet to try to recruit people to wage holy war for the past three years. he was arrested back in july. the crime carries a 15-year prison sentence. >> libyans around the world are celebrating a new beginning. but the big question is what happens now. kate amara joins us live with that story. >> the next big step is expected on saturday when the interim leaders declared the entire country liberated. as libyans continue to celebrate the death of ousted leader muammar gaddafi -- >> we are so happy. it's a great -- greatest moment in all my life. >> there are concerns about the future of the country. gaddafi was killed thursday after being captured by revolutionaries. >> you have won your revolution, and now we will be a partner as you forge a future that provides dignity, freedom, and opportunity. >> a nato airstrike and drone attack played a role, and today, nato officials will meet to discuss when and how to end the seve

. >> mohammad is the captain of the san quentin tennis team. >> i started playing in the '70s on thees don't have tennis courts. when i first saw this, it just kind of like touched my heart. my release date is 20 years from now, if they don't fix the law. and they better fix it. no, just kidding. 20 years from now, that's the release date they gave me. 2027. i had a drug -- drug problem. drugs became a big picture. and not just being under the influence. just being in part of drugs, period. will get you involved in doing different things. what happened, cocaine makes you feel like you're on the top of the world. you saw the movie "scarface." what can i say, i wanted to be scarface. the real special thing -- really it takes you away from here, if you want to know the truth. it kind of takes you to where you've been before on the extended stay" -- >> 32 checkmate. >> when boredom sets in, these inmates get inventive with household items. >> this is a castle. that's some strawberry kool-aid and a piece of toilet paper. >> yeah, i make roses for mother's day and all that stuff. this is m

similarly the hunt for noriega and mohammad a deed in somalia both involve roughly 20,000 troops pursuingan individual and an urban environment yet once exceeded where the other failed suggesting troop strength is not a decisive variable. also one could also point out that small advisory teams, u.s. advisory team slot large deployments were instrumental to capture and successful hunt for che guevara and pablo escobar. with regard to tora bora the larger u.s. force would have significantly increased the chances of capturing bin laden. the cia official in charge of the agency's afghan campaign told president bush early december that quote no one has enough troops to prevent any possibility of escape in a region like that. if we applied planners in march 2002 in operation anaconda assumption that it would take between 90 to 100 troops were required to block each path in comparable to rain and the shy cove valley that it would have taken between 901,500 u.s. troops to complete -- completely cordon off the passes potential escape routes out of tora bora number that was quite frankly logistical

it was actually in december last year when a young man by the name of mohammad boise took the most desperatetration and set fire to his own body. and the fire that he lit, though it took his own life, spread throughout the region. indeed, it's no exaggeration to say that the actions of one man may well have changed the the world for good. and so we come to iraq, and the president's announcement just two hours ago. 4,469 american lives have been sacrificed for the sake of operation iraqi freedom. 32,213 americans have been wounded. from tunisia to iraq, the price of democracy could not be higher. and this president understands the cost better than most. when he came into office, he promised to draw down troops end and the wars in iraq and afghanistan. earlier this year, he promised to assist those nations who wanted to bring about democratic change in the middle east, but he did so without ever jeopardizing the life of an american soldier. over the last few weeks, we've all listened to ludicrous criticisms of his leadership from some of the most ignorant individuals that ever tried to run for

here now is our tribute to journalist mohammad nabbous who paid the ultimate sacrifice when he spokeo cnn. >> check, can you hear me? we are right now being attacked from everywhere. a plane has crashed right now. right now, i'm in the back of the truck. everybody look out. we're on top of this bridge. >> mohammed nabbous is one of those many people who risk their lives and paid the ultimate price just simply to get the news out. the real news out about what was happening in his own country. he was one of those young, bright, inspiring minds everybody who met him grew to respect him. >> be in touch and be safe, okay? >> i'm not sure i would be there tomorrow because i'm not sure if i'm going to survive tonight. but there's going to be another group tomorrow with you, hopefully. >> mohammed nabbous was one of those many people who was our eyes and ears on the ground risking his life to speak to you over the phone. somehow at the also managed to get those pictures out by by passing whatever systems the gadhafi regime had been trying to put into place, by passing those fire walls just t

the 28-year-old mohammad abdul- jabbar of medford intentionally set the fire and what is believed toe attempt. he was visiting a relative in the apartment when he opened the gas line and lit a match. they found out about his involvement when he showed up at the hospital and allegedly confessed. >> and thank god he's okay. >> and that is a big night for the capitols. >> dave feldman has the sneak peek at the action on the ice. the live report is just ahead.  >> hundreds of tons of oil have leaked from a ship off of the coast of new zealand and now bad weather is halting the cleanup effort. the liberian ship could break a part. it ran aowground a few weeks ago and -- aground a few weeks ago. today's storms stopped the works to pump 1500 tons of oil on that ship. >>> and an impressive sight rolling into lubbock, texas. a dust storm, we want to show you here. this is the dust storm. propelled by 70 miles per hour winds. during the worst of the storm, visibility, as you can imagine, is down to thought it was a fire since the clouds were so red. another witness thought she was in the midd

>> all right, thank you very much, mohammad.enced, certainly all were veiled. >>> an emotional day of testimony at the michael jackson death trial. conrad murray's former patients jumped to his defense. the doctor accused of causing the pop star's death through his reckless, even incompetent care, was brought to tears by the heartfelt support of the five patients who stood by him today. here's just a sample of what they said. >> that man sitting there is the best doctor i've ever seen. >> i have never had a doctor that was more caring. >> i've known him, i know him, i knew his love, compassion, his feelings for his patients. you can ask every one of them. >> all five of these character witnesses testified that without conrad murray, they wouldn't be alive today. but after 17 days of hearing how jackson died under murray's care, will the jury be swayed? ted rowlands following the case closely, still in l.a. monitoring. how did the jury respond to that testimony? >> reporter: i think absolutely, this testimony did resonate with th

>> all right, thank you very much, mohammad.ced, certainly all were veiled. >>> an emotional day of testimony at the michael jackson death trial. conrad murray's former patients jumped to his defense. the doctor accused of causing the pop star's death through his reckless, ev incompetent care, was brought to tears by the heartfelt support of the five patients who stood by him today. here's just a sample of what they said. >> that man sitting there is the best doctor i've ever seen. >> i have never had a doctor that was more caring. >> i've known him, i know him, i knew his love, compassion, his feelings for his patients. you can ask every one of them. >> all five of these character witnesses testified that without conrad murray, they wouldn't be alive today. but after 17 days of hearing how jackson died under murray's care, will the jury be swayed? ted rowlands following the case closely, still in l.a. monitoring. how did the jury respond to that testimony? >> reporter: i think absolutely, this testimony did resonate with this j

i want to go now to our mohammad jamjoon in abu dhabi from this the question first is what implications> so many questions about the royal line of succession these past few years in saudi arabia. one of the reasons is because the king and the crown prince are so old. the king is believed to be about 86. the crown prince sultan, who is now reported to have passed away, according to a state department official, was, according to most estimates, 82, 83 years old. there is no specific birthday announced by the saudi press agency. now, this may set up an internal power struggle in saudi arabia. the problem becomes who will be appointed crown prince? while the interior minister of the country is the second deputy premiere right now, he is the third in line, will he actually be appointed to be the next in line? this is a decision that will be left had up to king abdullah. king abdullah, he just had a back operation in saudi arabia a few days ago there's been a lot of speculation about his health as well and for a while now, people have wondered what's going to happen when the current generatio

these approach wasters treat abortion the way muslim street mohammad. it is so sacred and must not be mentioned. the only other practice that was defended and unspeakable in america like this was slavery. >> guest: that is true. even in places where slavery was accepted and it wasn't in many places people would not let their children play with slave traders the way people to they wouldn't let kids -- one thing to say i am pro-choice but a different thing to let your kids play with a child of a local abortionist of which there are not many. is a repellent practice but it is peculiar that they pretend it is a constitutional right but you can't use the word. you don't have the rights groups refusing to use the word guns. it shows what a hideous thing they know is. >> host: why doesn't obama just take the same speech and have the run it every night? luann in wisconsin. >> caller: good afternoon. i just finished reading your book and love it. basically i am here from the home of joe mccarthy and paul ryan and bastille days. just read your book and i asked pe

second and islam being the third, mormonism being the fourth with joseph smith playing the role that mohammadislam and the book of mormon playing the role that koran plays. >> how about religious law? >> jesus, the founder of christianity says i am the way, the truth, the life, no man come under the father but by me. so by definition of the founder of the christian faith of whom i am a follower, then all other religions are false religions. that doesn't mean they should be disqualified from participating in the civic life of the country, it doesn't mean they should be disqualified from running for president or any other office, they shouldn't be dig -- disqualified. but when you're talking about the christian faith, the christian faith has true fames. christianity believes they are the true faith and other faiths are not the true faith. >> when it comes down to obama or romney, will evangelicals vote for romney? >> i think the vast majority will, yes. because first of all, they understand that when you're voting for president, you're not voting for someone to be theologian in chief, you're vo

we have the mastermind of the 9/11 disaster and tragedy, caliche, mohammad, who is in guantanamo bay. we would never consider negotiating those admitted terrorists for an american in a hostage situation. i also want you to know quite firmly, i stand for life from conception until natural death. a president must know and recognize what barack obama does not. he says that he personally does not believe in abortion. the president obama also believes that the government must not intervene when it comes to the issue of abortion. i believe that the government must intervene and i stand for a federal constitutional amendment to protect life from conception until natural death. [applause] i also believe sitti on the intelligence committee, we know now that there are 59,000 illegal mexicans that come across the border every year. this is a national security threat. i am the first candidate to sign a pledge to build a fence on our southern border. as president of the united states, i will not only bill that fence in the first year of my presidency, i will make sure we have the boots on the grou

. >>> mohammad jamjoom joins us now. what do you think this means for libya?lot of ifs. right now we're monitoring what the regional reaction is. flooding in on social media. as far as the arabic networks, a lot of conflicting information. some networks reporting that gadhafi has been killed and some reporting he has been captured and some reporting he was wounded and it's really all over the place and a lot of answers to be answered. we are seeing people on sites like twitter tweeting out responses, hey, if they caught gadhafi this year, that would be gre great. you're seeing a lot of people in countries where the arab spring has taken route tweeting out messages for the libyans. if this, indeed, happened, that is a very good day for libya and very good day for the arab spring in general. the people who have been involved and the movement in this region have really expressed solidarity for the different movements in the different countries. you've seen in countries like yemen and countries like egypt and in countries like libya. times when those countries wil

osama bin laden, shaikh mohammad are all project these of the mujahideen. they become al qaeda now.nd out of the, in 1996, taliban emerged. now, why from 89 to 96 in afghanistan, about 10 ethnic groups all were fighting among themselves, the country, and destroyed the country. total anarchy. but in 1996, it became taliban. this country -- [inaudible] a total ravaging of the country, destruction of the country. as far as pakistan is concerned, another element started. freedom struggle in kashmir. its impact on pakistan was that there were dozens of mujahideen groups which sprang up from society inside pakistan, volunteers preparing, wanting pashtun to fight indian army. so, therefore, in effect, these elements, really it was introduced by us from 79-89, then having abandoned the place by united states, it is viewed in a different form of all fighting each other, ethnic group, al qaeda emerge, and freedom struggle, really from the east, from the west of pakistan to the east of pakistan, pakistan became a victim of religion militants. so, therefore, my deduction, ladies and gentlemen,