mr. trump's particular brand of what those values are. london's new mayor sadiq khanim who has taken exception to mr. trump's proposal of banning all muslims from entering the u.s. he called the plan "ignorant." it lifted this response from mr. trott. donald trump >> he doesn't know : me. he hasn't met me. i think they are rude statements, and tell him i will remember those statements. they are very nasty statements. jane: mr. trump suggested mr. khan would be able to visit the u.s. in spite of his religion. n is unimpressed. mr. khan: with respect to donald trump, there is nothing exceptional about my friends and family? my views are quite simple. i'm afraid donald trump and his advisers, your views on islam are ignorant. jane: british prime minister david cameron who enjoys a chummy relationship with president obama has been angered by mr. trump's comments about muslims, calling them stupid, divisive, and wrong. that has drawn the suggestion from mr. trump that the prime minister's days of flipping hamburgers with the u.s. president might be over if mr. trump wins t

his critics charged that mr. khanof political correctness so they must tread cautiously rather than dare be seen as intolerant or racist. no need to worry. mayor khan says repeatedly. what i think the election showed, he said, is that actually there is no clash of civilizations between islam and the west. his understanding of the classing civilization theory could use more study. its hypothesis foresees conflict over cultural differences. in short, the war we are already fighting. for now, the mayor reinforces the leftist dream of diversity in a city marked by terrorist violence. you can be sure the jihadists are taking note. so are many americans who wish london's new muslim mayor in the interest of diversity would butt out of our politics. >> did you hear about this one? high school musical actress vanessa hudgins agrees to pay a $1,000 fine after vandalizing a red rock wall in arizona. she posted a picture on instagram of a heart bearing her name and her boyfriend's name carved into the rock, damaging a natural fea

i'm looking for mr. khan. are you mr. khan? i'm richard engel from nbc news. we've tried to call you a few times. could i talk to you for a minute? many of the family members we approached for this story didn't want to appear on camera for fear of a backlash. off camera, jaffrey's father, who came here from pakistan at a young age, told us what he says he told the fbi. he hasn't spoken to his son in nearly two years. we found this youtube video of jaffrey goofing around with his cousin. that cousin, ahmed, agreed to meet us. ahmed says jaffrey was into rap music, marijuana, and the internet until he started watching propaganda videos. >> he was getting angry. he said we're surrounded by a bunch of sinful people and we should move to a muslim country. he was getting more angry, more hateful toward americans. >> it was around that time, ahmed says, that jaffrey met and quickly married zakia. >> how did they meet? >> on a dating, matrimonial website. >> the newlyweds settled in ohio, and she enrolled at ohio state university. of all places, they chose to move int

hello, i'm looking for mr. khan. are you mr. khan? i'm richard engel from nbc news. we've tried to call you a few times. can i talk to you for a minute? >> many of the family members we approached for this story didn't want to appear on camera for fear of a backlash. off-camera, geoffrey's father, who came here from pakistan at a young age, told us what he told the fbi, he hasn't spoken to his son in nearly two years. we found in youtube video of geoffrey goofing around with his cousin ahmed, who agreed to meet with us in the park where he and geoffrey used to hang out. >> no one else really was that close to me as geoffrey was. >> ahmed said geoffrey was into rap music, marijuana and the internet. until he started watching propaganda videos. he was getting angry. he said we're surrounded by a bunch of sinful people and we should move to a muslim country. >> he was getting more angry? >> more hateful towards americans. >> it was around that time that geoffrey met and quickly married zachia. >> how did they meet? >> online, on a matrimonial website. >> was she religio

. >> i'm looking for mr. khan.'m richard engel from nbc news. [000:12:58;00] could i talk to you for a minute? many of the family members we approach for the story didn't want to appear on camera, for fear of a backlash. off camera jaffrey's father who came from pakistan at a young age told us what he said to the fbi, he hasn't spoken to his son in nearly two years. we found this you tube video of jaffrey goofing around with his cousin, that cousin agreed to meet with us in the park where they used to hajj out. >> no one else was really that close to me as jaffrey was. >> reporter: he says he was in to rap music, marijuana and the internet until he started watching propaganda videos. >> he was getting angry and said we're surrounded by a bunch of sinful people and we should move to a muse limb country. >> he was more angry. more hateful toward americans. time,er he says that jaffrey met and quickly married zakia. >> how did they meet. >> on-line, like a matrimonial website. >> was she religion. >> she wore the hija

mr. khan saying no, thank you, to that, it's just not about him. so i asked mayor khan would he personally welcome donald trump if the candidate were to visit the u.k. >> i would introduce myself to him as a mainstream muslim. also introduce him to the hundreds of thousands, dare i say millions of muslims in this country who love being british, love being western and there's nothing incompatible with being a muslim and being -- i want to educate trump and show him that you can be muslim and be western. >> you know radicalization is an issue in london, in the u.k. it's a concern for people in the united states. what is your plan? how do you combat it in this city? what do you say to americans about london and being safe in london? >> i want to work with american politicians, politicians around the world to grapple with extremism and radicalization. it's personal to me. i'm a londoner and here in london in 2005 extremists, terrorists tried to destroy our way of life. but for the grace of god it would have been my wife, my daughters on those trains or

mr. goldsmith, who was khan's opponent. it's sheer numbers, isn't it?s, but you have to remember we're still talking about a population which is 1 to 20. there's 1 muslim for every 20 non-muslims in the u.k., so we shouldn't exaggerate this. but in certain areas where muslims have immigrated and where they've congregated, yes, they are going to control local politics, and we have to adjust to that and get used to it. the issue is what do they say? do they accept western values or not? and in the case of khan, most of the people who turned out to vote today believe that he has accepted it and that this charge that he had dealings with isis was not true and it was unfair. stuart: well, we're going to get results, i think, within a couple of hours. as you say, he's probably going to win. >> he's probably going to win. >> david cameron is going to win because he's huge in the labour party, a huge supporter of the e.u -- >> that's a great point. >> absolutely. and if we can also point out that going from boris johnson to khan is like in the united states goi

mr. khan's expected victory would end a decade of conservative rule of the city hall.e has better than 44% of what's called the first preference votes. so when second preference votes would come in, that would push him over the 50% mark. so the bbc is reporting that sadiq khan looks to become the new mayor of london. he would be the first muslim mayor of london. michelle, back to you. >> water shed moment. all right. thank you, sue. jcpenney stock is tanking wlachlt is taking it down? that's coming up. "power lunch" is back in two minutes. the call just came in. she's about to arrive. and with her, a flood of potential patients. a deluge of digital records. x-rays, mris. all on account...of penelope. but with the help of at&t, and a network that scales up and down on-demand, this hospital can be ready. giving them the agility to be flexible & reliable. because no one knows & like at&t. it's in the green right now by a quarter of a percent. endo, mooi lan, and wall green. dish, the biggest gainers up between 5% and 8%. >>> well, jcpenney has been a hot stock this year b

mrs. obama wearing an off-the-shoulder naeem khan dress. i knew that for the occasion.mong the guests will ferrell, david letterman and that man there -- >> david muir. >> david muir along with his wife patricia. >> what was david wearing. do you have any idea. >> he was wearing a tuxedo. >> fashion designer. >> i don't know. >> fashion play-by-play. >> i never heard of naeem khan believe it or not until moments ago. >> she's something. >> confession. >> you're not done, though, are you? >> no, i have more. >> you do. >> yeah. finally, the miami police department is coming together to face a daunting challenge now. check this out. ♪ i've been watching ♪ at night i think of you ♪ i want to be -- >> yeah, everyone in that video there getting in the running man challenge. dan, i think that's your favorite dance, even the police chief, miami pd calling out other florida police departments to join them and take them on in this challenge. >> ki just -- i prefer the old running man. i've done both. i prefer the old running man. can i just put that out there? >> tell it to amer

khan was just elected to be mayor of london. first ever muslim mayor of london. he would be banned from visiting the united states under mr. was with the mayor of paris, and a reporter asked him about it. and he kind of just let the mayor of paris respond. >> seth: it was a great -- i want to play it really quick, because her response is pretty terrific. >> this is great. >> i want to ask you about donald trump because obviously he would ban muslims but he said he'd make an exception for sadiq khan. >> he's very stupid. it's very stupid. [ light laughter ] >> that's to the point. do you have anything else to add to this assessment, paris mayor, anne hidalgo? anything else you'd like to say? >> and mr. trump is so stupid. my god, my god. [ light laughter ] >> seth: now, i think the one [ laughter ] [ applause ] i don't think among core trump supporters they will be too rattled by the fact that the mayor of paris is upset. >> right. or the mayor of london or the mayor of anywhere foreign! >> seth: yeah. >> yeah. it will be awkward if the mayor of like europe's two great capital cities think that the american president is too

khan academy.an online videos taking the world by storm. he believes the more students can learn online, the more they can free themselves off-line pillars of future of higher education? mrif: there is no question model ofd that the education come m.i.t., stanford, harvard, that model is the best education there is. it is also the most expensive. these places because they provide the best quality of education, but for many people it is unaffordable or inaccessible that is we cannot accommodate all the talent the world has. we can only accept a small percentage. many of those we reject would do very well here. we need to find a way for them .o also get a quality education the online, additional tools help. we need to combine those 2. we have programming that can not apply to m.i.t., but take online courses. if you do well you can be invited to come to m.i.t.. emily: that was the m.i.t. feif.ent rafael -- rafael reif. we will sit down with the director of the m.i.t. labs and ask them what he thinks is the rough.ig breakth the best of bloomberg west continues after the break. ♪ emily: welcome back to the best of "bloomberg west." i am emily chang. we cannot leave without sp

khan didn't know the securities and exchange commission, the s.e.c., had launched an investigation into rajaratnam. former s.e.c. attorney andrew michaelson was tracking his texts and trades. >> we did see mraratnam's instant messages. communications where he would say, amd's revenues are going to be "x." before amd itself announced them. and they were accurate. mr. rajaatnam's predictions were accurate. >> reporter: michaelson joined the s.e.c. in 2006 and this was one of his first cases. he remembers combing through stacks and stacks of galleon's trading and phone records, instant messages, and e-mails. >> how many documents are we talking about? >> hundreds of thousands. >> hundreds of thousands? >> sometimes you'd have to sit there with a ruler to make sure you're getting exactly who is talking, what phone number's calling which phone number at what time. >> so you're connecting the dots? >> we're connecting the dots. then the next dot to connect is where's raj rajaratnam getting this information? >> reporter: finally, after six months of searching, they found the needle in the haystack in a single careless instant message from roomy khan. >> i texted him and i said, don't buy polycom.

khan shared a platform with a, quote, isis supporter. >> the honorable member has appeared with him nine times. this man supports i.s. he shared a platform. mreaker, i think they are shouting down this point because they don't want to hear the truth. jo ling: lots of controversy there. meanwhile, european shares falling today with steel maker and hedge fund group among the worst performers there, the ftse ending up slightly in the green. >>> alert here, apple not working with the fbi to unlock a terrorist iphone, but taking meetings reportedly with communist china to drum up struggling business. my next guest says ceo tim cook is helping the wrong people. >>> and speaking of apple, the mayor of cupertino where apple is headquartered is calling the company out for not paying enough taxes. the mayor of cupertino, california, is here to talk about it with us next. at ally bank, no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like social media equals anti-social. hey guys, i want you to meet my fiancÉe, denise. hey. good to meet you dennis. ...one of many pieces in my i havlife.hma... so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-t

khan? >> it is stupid, very stupid. we are seeing the example, all the people, muslim, catholic, i am catholic, you know, and we are in the life. we are in our mission. mrp is so stupid, my god, my god. >> it continues on yet again today, sadiqhan saying he is proof you can be muslim and proof the two are not incompatible. >> it would make an interesting visit to europe before the election as we know other candidates have done in the past. >> thanks so much. this morning, donald trump made no apology on his proposed ban on muslims entering the u.s. y saying he may set up a commission to study that led by former new york mayor, rudy guiliani. >> it's a real problem not only here but throughout the world, it's a real problem. we will figure it out and get it going. we have to be extremely careful, in fact, i'm thinking about setting up a commission, perhaps headed by rudy guiliani to take a serious look at this problem. this is a worldwide problem and we have to be smart. >> joining me now, msnbc's foreign correspondent, ayman, he throws out guiliani's name and this is what guiliani said about trump's proposal back in december. >> aside from the fact it w

khan didn't know the securities and exchange commission -the s.e.c.- had launched an investigation into rajaratnam. former s.e.c. attorney andrew michaelson was tracking his texts and trades. >> andrew michaelson: we did see in mr's instant messages communications where he would say, "a.m.d.'s revenues are going to be x," before a.m.d. itself announced them. and they were accurate. mr. rajaratnam's predictions were-- were accurate. >> whitaker: michaelson joined the s.e.c. in 2006 and this was one of his first cases. he remembers combing through stacks and stacks of galleon's trading and phone records, instant messages and emails. how many documents are we talking about? >> michaelson: hundreds of thousands. >> whitaker: hundreds of thousands. >> michaelson: sometimes you would have to sit there with a ruler to make sure that you're getting exactly who is talking, what phone number is calling which phone number at-- at-- at what time. >> whitaker: so you're connecting the dots. >> michaelson: we're connecting the dots. and then the next dot to connect is, "well, where's raj rajaratnam getting this information?" >> whitaker: finally, after six months of searching, they found the needle in the haystack in a singl

khan to an iq test. in the last few weeks trump l k locked up the presidential nomination, the stop trump movement has not given up, including a number of top republicans including mre actively plotting to draft an independent candidate. rnc chairman reince priebus isn't one of them. >> they can try to hijack another party and get on the ballot. it's a suicide for our mission for our country but it means you're throwing down eight years of the white house but potentially 100 years on the supreme court and wrecking this country for many generations. >> this, as trump himself is actually stirring the pot. but on the democratic side ur urging bernie sanders to run as independent against hillary clinton. tweeting today, bernie sanders is being very badly by the dems. the system is rigged against him. he should run as an independent. run bernie, run. >> he acknowledged he would support clinton if she becomes the democratic nominee. we can't make this stuff up. we heard lance priebus say this would be a suicide mission but the "washington post" has a report of private polling and people trying to get funding and reaching out to potential candidates. no one wants the job.

mr. speaker. i heard the prime minister on two occasions this afternoon congratulate the new mayor of london sadiq khan and i would like to repeat that myself. he did not, however, apologize for his racist campaign the conservative party chose to run in that campaign. would he take the community to apologize for dividing the community to win cheap votes. >> it's a great way to end the session, getting a lesson in cheap campaigning from liberal democrats. >> order! >>> you've been watching prime's questions time. you can see this week's session again sunday nights at 9:00 eastern and pacific on c-span. >>> madam secretary, we proudly give 72 of our delegate votes to the next president of the united states -- >>> the house oversight and government reform committee holds the second in a series of hearings on alleged misconduct at the transportation security administration. watch live at 9 a.m. eastern here on c-span three. >>> the wife of a vietnamese political prisoner testified on capitol hill yesterday about the plight of her husband. members of the house foreign affairs subcommittee on human rights ca

mr. speaker. i heard the prime minister on two occasions this afternoon congratulate the new mayor of london sadiq khan and i would like to repeat that myself. he did not, however, apologize for his racist campaign the conservative party chose to run in that campaign. would he take the community to apologize for dividing the community to win cheap votes. >> it's a great way to end the session, getting a lesson in cheap campaigning from liberal democrats. >> order! >>> you've been watching prime's questions time. you can see this week's session again sunday nights at 9:00 eastern and pacific on c-span. >>> madam secretary, we proudly give 72 of our delegate votes to the next president of the united states -- >>> the house oversight and government reform committee holds the second in a series of hearings on alleged misconduct at the transportation security administration. watch live at 9 a.m. eastern here on c-span three. >>> the wife of a vietnamese political prisoner testified on capitol hill yesterday about the plight of her husband. members of the house foreign affairs subcommittee on human rights ca