number two, mr. ali got 1,244,918 votes with 12.18%. the third was 343,624 votes, and that's 3.36%. >>> there have been celebrations from the president's supporters, but the opposition says the vote was rigged. this was the scene in the village of rafor east of the capital. hundreds of young people fought with police after trying to disrupt polling at several stations. >>> let me read you one of the most famous opening lines in literature. many years later as he faced the firing squad. the kcornelkor colonel to remes afternoon. this is how marquez began his novel. the tributes are flying in from around the world after he passed away at the age of 87. harry smith reports. >> reporter: in the small town they lit candles and laid flowers at his childhood home. colombia's president declared three days of national mourning and ordered flags to be lowered in his honor. if gabriel garcia marquez seen here recently celebrating his 87th birthday was not just his country's most famous son. he achieved something few writers have done. he put south

reported the council on american islamic relations played a big role in stoking opposition against mrs. ali. and confirmed fact seems to stretch credibility. care is bifing credit to that imam for joining in it's effort. ben shapiro's group came up with some of the information. fred laur wrens saying my focus in revoking this was on listen together voices of students, faculty and other members of the community outside groups played no role in the ultimate decision. really? >> i mean that is untrue. musts shim student association was involved in pressing this. that is true for students on campus they were coordinating with folks off campus. and as you mentioned folks like iman with a history of his own in regard to anti-semitic comments. and the governor of massachusetts uninvited him from an interfaith event because he thought the society of boston was connected with the boston bombers. so, the radicalism of the outside groups pushing for revocation of this particular degree is unquestioned. it's unquestioned it had impact on the brandeis university to do this. >> and this guy is a convert

we find that out from mr. ali?apparently he shunned family and spent hours on the simulator. >> nobody is still looking in the ocean. >> his daughter is saying he refused to attend marriage counseling of islamic elders. his daughter says he shunned family and spent hours with the flight simulator. >> but you contaan't equate tha he will commit terrorism. >> i'm not accusing. >> but it is enough to ask further questions. >> and why did he have all of these landing areas picked out? >> are we seeing everything coming out of there and still looking, first they sent them outside of perth, down to that part of the ocean and north again. >> we have to get like darryl hannah in splash, all right, we'll take a break with our panel, bill maher has proven a point about liberals and race. it went viral. we'll play that tape next as our great, great american panel continues. and our buddy, charlie daniels in studio with details about he is paying tribute to bob dylan. plus, it is true, we have footage of charlie and i singing,

mr. vincent and ali and scott madison. thank you guys for taking the time to come out her and see the commission. today, the commission is considering authorizing the issuance of a special tax refunding bond for the city and county of san francisco community hunters point shipyard and in an unanimous not to exceed $40 million and he approving an screw all the time and body purposing agreement and 3 will sxhier the shipyard and give you an overview of the documents getting approved and give you a forward look at the process coming back to you. we're financing the variable rate bonds you began the chain procedures and approve the procurement and separately the commission has to approve the action and this begins the action process that 0 won't be final until the department of finance comes back in july. the shipyard is a multiple project it includes land on the shipyard and candle stick park and it totals one hundred 8 acres. the disposition were approved in 2003. one of the important financing sources for the project is the

and with that we will turn to mr. ali. >> thank you very much.'s a pleasure and honor to be with you all today. very delighted to be with judith yaphe that come with experts on iraq and caroline, thank you for organizing this. i do want to encourage you as an iraqi elections are approaching, there happening the '30s this month. we are writing a report on the elections and i am the one writing the report and i would ask you to go to our website at understanding water.org to read that report -- understanding war.org. for today's discussion and the next 10, 15 minutes i want to discuss three broad ideas. the first one is whether elections mean for the country and what do they mean for the political group and for the prime minister himself, and then i won't go too much detail but discuss the political dynamic as well, among the political parties. how are they performing, why are they performing this way? and are they certain alliances as opposed to other alliances? finally just provide you with something that has certain prediction by the possible ou

welcome back to all the part we're discussing war and peace visit on foreign minister ali carter mr carter for more than two decades sudan has been on the u.s. list of state sponsors of terrorism and i know that in your capacity as foreign minister you've played it repeatedly with washington to delist your country this is yet to be done but. having saddam on that list doesn't prevent the united states from. having a dialogue with you and i know that you met with your secretary of state john kerry recently here is actually the picture taking out at your meeting it seems to be a very quare deal so. why do you think the united states tries to achieve from having you on that please because obviously they they seem to be interested in that relationship for the year. so many things should be with. the picture. you don't have one government you have so many. trying to do so many things on one part to the government of. the presidency and so many of. the will to do something positive research done but were there. to their constituents is the will to the. members of the congress they cannot do anyt

mr. paul needs to ask himself one question of leader the ses -- question of what the leaders would do such as martin luther king or jim brown or muhammad alind if this tape is true, wouldn't they step out to apply pressure to his pocketbook. and i don't want to place the blame on the players b t, but t is a role for them to play in terms of making the situation go away that are constructive for the nba and the community of players watching the players. >> and speaking of the community, is there a responsibilities here because there is the cliven bundy denounced for the racist statements also this week, but president obama was taking the brighter side of it. >> the reason that these statements are happening is that there is a shift in how we view ourselves, and like malaysia, we constantly have to be on guard against racial attitudes that divide us rather than embracing the diversity as a strength. >> and so jalani i want to bring you in, because can we take the encouragement in this, because there is so much public outrage or outcry, and quickly following this. >> yes, and no. and one, because it is the easiest kind of racism to denounce,

mr. carlos and what happened in the 1968 olympics, mind ali, jacqukjacki johns johnson, it's bigger than wife was traveling yesterday in houston at the airport. when adam silver said what he said, the airport erupted. almost this country exhaled and said, you know what, the nba did the right thing. we can kind of breathe. we can get back to business because sports allows us that opportunity to have these hard conversations and make tough decisio decisions. >> while it is sport, malik, sport is what brings us together. everybody roots for their teams and ultimately for the spirit of the game. how much pressure are on these owners? what do you think is the chances to not make 3/4 of the ownership to make the sale? what do you think happens there? >> i would be really, really shock fed they didn't. not only, you know, to vote 3/4 of the way, i mean, i think it's going to be unanimous. you look at it, if nig anybody, you know, votes in favor of mr. sterling keeping this team and even if it's i believe a business decision, the way i believe the public is going to see it is they are siding wit

mr. mccarthy notes, he said, i'd note that the executive producer of "honor diaries" is the heroic somali human rights activist ayan hirsi ali. it features several courageous muslim women, including pakistani-born ahmed, a medical doctor who has an important column about the film and the campaign to suppress it at n.r.o. today. it also points to bonnie ewin as a champion of change, as so named by the white house, and matt boyle has a column that says, an amnesty advocate that president obama's white house publicly promoted as part of its champions of change series has now been indicted in federal court on charges of fraud. and it goes on down -- part of it reads, the second count -- indictment count alleges that u.n. violated a federal immigration law that prohibits bringing illegal aliens into the united states and harboring them, alleging she did so, quote, for the purpose of commercial advantage and private financial gain. so, apparently a champion of change is someone who is probable cause to believe is ngaged in human trafficking. mr. speaker, this country has to reawaken. if we're going to do for the next generation wh

is he accurate in describing what miss ali was all about and why she was originally offered an honorary degree? >> he wasn't accurate. mr my student body. that's the important thing to understand here. care came out with a petition and it did garner thousands and thousands of signatures. i think it garnered well over 8,000 signatures. we don't even have that many students on campus. so this is a mispreparing of the truth and we don't need care to get involved. this is an organization that has ties to hamas, which has in its charter destruction of the state of israel, hezbollah. this isn't a wonderful organization that is a humanitarian one. if they did, this they would disavow the fatwa on her head. >> what about giving her an award? didn't anybody on the administration have doingle to see about her? >> that's a great point. now they're claiming they weren't aware of these statements that they she has made in the past. by the way. it's important to know, and people haven't made this point before, this isn't a woman that's just been a critic of islam. she's an atheist. she's said things about catholicism. she was victim