but the royal flush is if you are an immigrant moslem. everything and i'm not just being cheeky. there are radical moslems who preach extremely like this calling for death to homosexuals and these people are never prosecuted under these hate speeches. never in the history of canada has a muslim person been prosecuted for this speech under the human rights commission. but a guy like me shows this just to tell a new story. so it depends on who you are. you can a thing like this. >> a couple weeks ago as one individual said, two men tried to convince students that abortion and homosexuality violate god's law. they were then arrested. >> when the second man was arrested thomas duden steered. >> i think it was a good move on the university's behalf. it was kind of hating certain groups of people, which is not okay in canada. >> so we are really accepting of everyone, but not of a certain speech. >> what is terrifying to me as a canadian is that we have so much censorship because we don't have a robust first amendment like you do in the united

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e.mereh x ta.at released in video showing some of the girls during moslem headdresses. the terrorist group leader claims the girls have converted to islam and he says in the video he is willing to exchange them for prisoners. nearly 300 girls were deducted from the school on april 14th. some later escaped but it is 276 are still missing. >> israel plans to send a team of terrorism experts. pro russian rebels in eastern ukraine say about 90 percent of voters supported seceding. the vote was held to legitimize to independent people's republics and eastern ukraine. >> western governments have also rejected the referendum. respect the results of the vote. it is not clear if the two provinces declared independence will seek to be annexed by russia. all three victims from a disaster have been found. the balloon was following. it caught fire and crashed. the bodies of two passengers were found on friday. the official said he had more than 30 years of flying experience. all of the balloons had up-to-date safety record and retract up before the flight. the national transportatio

so i think i am all for moslems in this country, jews, christians, unbelievers, and the rest. they're is a great fear, particularly among radical as long that there are certain people who want to handle trade us and on their minds. we saw that. 9/11, these guys came in and took training in florida and other places on how to fly airplanes. there were not discriminated against. we have to be careful. caylee radical islamists come from a background taught by their imam that they're god who wants people who do not believe that as they do did. i am all for complete religious freedom, but i have found increasingly that a lot of the extremists within religions do not. they have a responsibility to speak up and desolate people feel that way. >> host: what comes through in the book is this kind of discouraged you about what is law, especially muslims of america, are up to. the question is, how would you deal with it? >> guest: the government has a primary possibility, and from what we know they are dealing with some of it, monitoring some of the more radical mosques. tony blair when he

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

deputy responded and found two suspects are alice store in the parking lot this a one of the moslem men in the car what diller or not still the men got hit before you get into the car as well. >> : since the spectacle of the car with deputies and ultimately landed in a word pre >> : duster level of power in '92 or the suspect crashed. glenn the substance of a shot was transported the hospital were is undergoing surgery the suspect crashed the car also in the hospital the clerk at the sullivan was treated at the scene for minor injuries the shares of this has also spent 22 and 21 years old and a man who shot war fraught his arrest and has been arrested for robbery before. disappoint jurors of this has not found a weapon that the suspects what had the court told deputies that the suspects acted like to have a weapon but never actually saw one and a lot to this point authorities have recovered what this all however be the search the suspect's car and on only come back out to lead you to the deputies here on the scene processing the scene and figure out exactly what happened and the stories

about still we can still be just to the safety of the stage seems able to be slim but the jungle moslems. plague. we're back with there rick king privacy advocate and researcher so eric when methods like face it into cation mobile phone monitoring and surveillance drones why is it still so difficult to catch terrorists and criminals. in a very good question. i think one of the things that has been interesting with the snowden revelations is that governments have been quick to say that the release of all this information has expressly assisted terrorists in the u.k. i think the line by one of our senior spy chiefs was that terrorists will be rubbing their hands with glee. i don't see any basis for that. as someone who spent a few years previously advising n.g.o.s who were taking litigation against governments and wanted to make sure that communications were secure against surveillance so that the litigation against government for human rights abuses could be as powerful as it could be going to myself. every single document release trying to understand how i might be able to regulate or ch