many in chicagos moslem community say that those comments were intended to make americans fearful of is long, joe walsh said that was not his intention and at the same time he says he stands by the comment he made last night. the government and the people, we've never been too worried about being sensitive to this is a real threat, it's not just over there, we have to keep a lookout for it. some in the chicago area have called your comments racist. >> and not at all most moslems just like everybody are wonderfully patriotic loving peaceful people but there is a radical strait of islam which is trying to hijack that religion and we have seen from 911 on, we have seen attacks around the world and here and we have seen a number of attacks that have been recorded so it's not a combination at all of the muslim religion, it's a condemnation of radical islam a radical strain of it and they are trying to hijack that religion. jamal the organization care chicago will be holding a news conference, it stands for council on american islamic relations. it will specifically address comments made b

tensions have mounted for moslems in california recently. >>> we know that even in california in the last 10 days there have been a task attacks on mosques perron states. a study found that muslim students still isolated on campus the uc- berkeley and also felt that jewish students still threatens. to his leader's not they say that's a misconception. >>> we know many jews including myself and many others to believe that criticizing israel is not offensive there is anti- semitism that this is not its. so the study actually provides a remedy for something that is not there. he wants to see these fads come down much room left for a spot full political speech. >>> the american freedom defense initiative did not return any e-mail's asking for comments sf the ncaa's using the $3,800 from that group and donating it to the human rights commission. kristen there's cbs five. it didn't stay long three bay area attorneys have now filed a first lawsuit against chevron they claim the oil giant was grossly negligent in the late handled makes misleading at to last week's fire at its richmond refiner

at berkeley is setting down the moslem students phyllites later on campus the study also found that jewishdents feel threatened by anti-israeli protests that smack of anti-semitism choose leaders say the say that is a misconception. >>> we know many jews including myself to believe that it criticizing israel is not anti- semitic there is anti-semitism that this is an days so the city acts it provides a record for something that is not there. he wants to see these at come down with room left for respectful political speech. the american freedom defense initiative the group ran this ad has labeled a hate group by the southern part poverty law center did not return any e-mail's seeking comments live in san francisco cbs five. nearly 2 million young illegal immigrants lined up for these today their chance to live the american dream. long lines formed all across the country including chicago los angeles in san francisco these young people are applying for the right to work legally in america without being deported. the president pass that action in june allowing some kids across the u.s. illega

she was arrested after moslem neighbor accused her burning pages of chronic versus -- pages of the cquran. >> entering the court is the christian girl whose case has caused concern around the world. there was tight security for the brief hearing which extended her detention for two more weeks. then she was led back to the prison.-- doctors say she is 14 with a mental age of less than that. human rights groups say better treatment is barbaric and inhumane. her lawyers have been trying to get her out on bail. she hopes that -- but will she will be released at a hearing tomorrow. rimsha's case will be back in court on saturday. until then to remains in a maximum-security prison where according to her father she is completely traumatized. he has released a letter to a campaign organization saying that his word for life and the whole family is in grave danger. he has appealed to pakistan's president zardari to pardon his daughter. if she is released, chances are she will not dare return to her poor district at the edge of islamabad. christian neighbors worry about what might happen to them if

is marking the start the moslem holiday them. >> it was a damp sunday.t put a dent in our drought. we will have a spot few spotty areas of light rain but overall not as much as yesterday. temperatures will be on the cool side today just like yesterday with was largely in the upper 70's. no sun outside at the moment but low clouds are overhanging the federal city. we have some areas of patchy fog. the white and gray indicate the cloud cover. the rainfall is mainly of short and over north carolina. with these low clouds, we can anticipate a few spots she sprinkles this morning and showers here and there later but overall it will be few and far between, nothing like yesterday's. have your little you that you can quickly deploy. you will not use it very much today. 64 degrees in frederick. on our way to 80 degrees for the high temperature with a few sunny breaks from lunchtime through the afternoon and maybe a few spotty showers. the next couple of days will have a slight chance of rain through wednesday. temperatures will warm into the upper 80's by the wee

and suffered gunshot since stick is >> members of the seats of all say they're using mistaken for moslems but the gunmen intended to scare them off, he failed. >> if his purpose was to drive us away, it will not work. founded about 500 years ago in india. psst there are costs about 25 million followers worldwide. u.s.. >> we are learning more information about the man responsible for these shootings. this is the 40 year-old, said to be a high-profile white supremacist who played in heavy-metal white power bands in you to serve in the u.s. army. he did not hide his states. civil-rights groups say he's performed in multiples de anza promote racism serious >> this man has been in the thick of the rights of promises 16 story good dozen years now. we have been tracking him for over 10 years. >> this is video from one of the bands in which he reportedly played. he is also said to have been a leader of the band and empathy. in the 1990's he served six years in the army and with discharge after a demotion from sergeant to specialist. before his discharge he worked as a repairman for the hawk miss

the somali people are moslem, and they're very particular about their ceremonies and their burial ceremonies. but unfortunately, the remains of the children were very infectious and we had to isolate them. so we came up with a compromise. we would clean the child after the child expired and then put them in a body bag. and we'd hand them to the families and they would bury them in the body bag which was somewhat of a protection for the community. at times, the situation was frustrating for dr. achar and his team, knowing that they really couldn't do everything they were trained to do. when the children became the most severely ill and we didn't have a way to manage them, to measure their electrolytes, to measure their fluid balance in their body most accurately, to culture their infectious diseases most accurately, to measure their blood count to see how anemic they were and to potentially get the medicines that weren't available, or diagnostic tests that weren't available, and then to watch these children- some of these children pass away... that's probably the most difficult experience for

it's the latest move in the power struggle between morsi's moslem brotherhood and the egyptian military wall street journal" reports google is cutting 20% of the staff at motorola. roughly 4,000 jobs, that's about two-thirds of the cuts that will be outside of the united states. google bought motorola in may. >>> the asheville north carolina "citizen times" says billy graham is in the hospital for treatment of a bronchitis infecti infection. the 93-year-old evangelist is said to be alert.alert. it's his third hospital stay in a little over a year for respiratory problems. >>> and "the arizona daily star" reports gabrielle giffords and husband mark kelly moved back home to tucson on sunday. for 17 months she had been living in houston to undergo intensive therapy after she was wounded by jared loughner >>> this national weather report sponsored by mcdonald's. i'm lovin it. >>> republican running mate paul ryan tells "60 minutes," president obama has no record to run on. and mitt romney does. >> it's a record of creating businesses and turning around struggling businesses. that's what we

about political sensitivity, whether or not it is politically sensitive or could be offensive to the moslem committee or the islamic community, without reference to a particular lead, but to what extent have you seen or heard discussions from the fbi or doj about political sensitivity or insulting or offending the muslim community? >> sir, there is varied little talk about political sensitivity and side of the bureau. the bureau is in a political organization and we try to stay apolitical. there are sensitivities as relates to training. there are sensitivities as relates to the first amendment and civil liberties. those are things that we always look at, always strive to find the right balance between both. and as you know, sometimes finding that balance is very difficult, because there are strong advocates on both sides of the table. but where i sit in my position as the executive assistant director for national security, i am not concerned about political sensitivity in what we do to protect this nation. >> we deeply appreciate what you do in our midst a supportive of the fbi. thank you,

will the turmoil in the russian -- in the moslem world force russian to pull back from both, or out therussia's with the rest of the world? >> europe is in search for its identity. there's a crisis of european identity. the crisis of multiculturalism. this country has a crisis of identity. the only place where there is a real identity is the islamic world. the islamic world in this way, does not mean that russia is oriented it's up to what is in the islamic world, but russia is try to keep itself and trying to gain its own identity because if you do not have in europe and in america at some kind of clear- cut identity, you have to develop your own identity. but the way, putin's comment and london with significant in this sense. he said, it is something this kind of thing happened in the caucasus area or in the middle east, we could not even have a chance to come and protect these people because they will be killed by a mob over there, because this is the reaction. by the way, the islamic part of society is very conservative and support of to this kind of thing, because the desecration,

the plan to fix the relationship with the moslem world, it did not really worked out. the muslim countries were excited for the most part, but then felt he did not follow through. if those countries are not much better. the same thing in europe. they are disenchanted with the obama administration for a number of reasons. it is a mixed it is a mixed bag. america's standing in some ways is better. his position is based on the the position america will not be able to do what it has done so we might as well buy into a multilateral organizations. that strategy is something some disagree with. host: the last call for josh rogin comes from raleigh, north carolina, andy on the independent line. caller: i was surprised to call the differences between romney and obama a wash. obama has been president for four years. compare that to mitt romney's lack of experience. even if you want to go to the past, obama did not have a war going on in his generation. romney did. avoided the war and went to france. kerry was injured in the vietnam war. it is ironic in 2004, kerry was painted as

action now targets immigrant populations, especially latinos, and religious minorities, especially moslems. states are passing anti- immigration laws challenging federal enforcement authority. boating laws make it harder for some people to vote. if congressional committees hold hearings asserting the radicalization of american muslims and others use mccarthy smear tactics. we urge the committee to condemn racial profiling in all forms and to support certain critical initiatives to help achieve that. the platform should call for the department of homeland security to end partnerships with local law enforcement that unable biased policing at the local level. the secure communities program encourages police to rely on unlawful assumptions about individual's immigration status, causing well-justified fear and concern among some immigrants. terminating these programs would curb discriminatory policing. it would complement the department of justice those admirable effort to overturn anti-immigrant laws like that in arizona. the commission urged enactment of the end of the profiling act, to make

some of them are multiple wives because of the moslem issue there. i talked to all of these people and i said i don't think a solution will come unless some organization comes in red i want to know how you get in touch into a country like that. >> let me just say one thing, and i want to really debunk the myth of these people. if you even try to think [inaudible] , you have mr. mark. the things about organizing our internal things. i made mention about my como experience. in liberia, since the end of the war, you go to different communities and the challenges are enormous. i spent the last two weeks with women activists in different communities with some of the worst challenges. >> teenage pregnancy, and these women, when i got in the room -- the first question was how did you get them together to act on these things? and it was so sad. it was said that they did not learn anything. the other thing was the one question, when you are inviting women to a gathering, were you inviting them for? and they say oh, we've are just inviting them. let me tell yo

in particular this year and ramadan, as it is known in most of the moslem world, ramadan fell in the middle of the fighting season, during some of the harshest time for the climate in much of the region in which we fight. and so, the daily pressures that on some of these troops compounded by the sacrifice associated with fasting, the nature of our operational tempo, remembering that afghan troops have gone to the field and have stayed in the field and have been in combat now for years. we believe the combination of many of these are titular factors may have -- these are part titular factors may have come together in the last weeks to generate a larger number that you have pointed to. >> let me quickly follow up. clearly you are seeing an increase in taliban infiltration in the most recent attacks? >> i did not say that. what i said is we believe there is taliban infiltration. the truth is, between those who have escaped and those that we have killed, the number is relatively small that have been captured and then can be interrogated. some of those have been infiltrators. many of thos

about political sensitivity, whether or not it is politically sensitive or could be offensive to the moslem committee or the islamic community, without reference to a particular lead, but to what extent have you seen or heard discussions from the fbi or doj about political sensitivity or insulting or offending the muslim community? >> sir, there is varied little talk about political sensitivity and side of the bureau. the bureau is in a political organization and we try to stay apolitical. there are sensitivities as relates to training. there are sensitivities as relates to the first amendment and civil liberties. those are things that we always look at, always strive to find the right balance between both. and as you know, sometimes finding that balance is very difficult, because there are strong advocates on both sides of the table. but where i sit in my position as the executive assistant director for national security, i am not concerned about political sensitivity in what we do to protect this nation. >> we deeply appreciate what you do in our midst a supportive of the fbi. thank you,

some of them are multiple wives because of the moslem issue there. i talked to all of these people and i said i don't think a solution will come unless some organization comes in red i want to know how you get in touch into a country like that. >> let me just say one thing, and i want to really debunk the myth of these people. if you even try to think [inaudible] , you have mr. mark. the things about organizing our internal things. i made mention about my como experience. in liberia, since the end of the war, you go to different communities and the challenges are enormous. i spent the last two weeks with women activists in different communities with some of the worst challenges. >> teenage pregnancy, and these women, when i got in the room -- the first question was how did you get them together to act on these things? and it was so sad. it was said that they did not learn anything. the other thing was the one question, when you are inviting women to a gathering, were you inviting them for? and they say oh, we've are just inviting them. let me tell yo

about political sensitivity, whether or not it is politically sensitive or could be offensive to the moslem committee or the islamic community, without reference to a particular lead but to what extent have you seen or heard discussions from the fbi or doj about political sensitivity or insulting or offending the muslim community? >> sir, there is varied little talk about political sensitivity and side of the bureau. the bureau is in a political organization and we try to stay apolitical. there are sensitivities as relates to training. there are sensitivities as relates to the first amendment and civil liberties. those are things that we always look at, always strive to find the right balance between both. and as you know, sometimes finding that balance is very difficult, because there are strong advocates on both sides of the table. but where i sit in my position as the executive assistant director for national security, i am not concerned about political sensitivity in what we do to protect this nation. >> we deeply appreciate what you do in our midst a supportive of the fbi. thank you, m

we had a large arab and moslem community in san francisco. it was on the hills of 9/11 and a lot of people did not want to go to the doctor. so we had to tell doctors you cannot just tell a muslim woman to take her clothes off to be examined. in their culture, being asked to destroy like that, it is shameful. so we had to do that type of education. i wonder if that type of initiative is being done here. >> i cannot speak specifically to nbc because i am based in baltimore, but there have been initiatives of that type that have attempted to teach medical professionals about different cultures. -- i cannot speak specifically to the d.c. we don't want to pass people think all people in a particular group are all the same. i tried to teach mutual respect as a foundation of relating to anyone of any culture and in that being able to communicate with them and listened more than talk, to hear what's important to them. the other thing that i tried to point out to everyone -- and all of us are guilty of this -- is we tend to have the underlying stocks