parker said he did not mean to hurt mr. patelhe interest of officer safety. this exclusive report -- reporter: progress comes in small steps for sureshbhai patel . in his weekly rehab sessions, he is starting to walk again after he was pushed to the ground by police earlier this year. incident left the 58-year-old grandfather partially paralyzed. sureshbhai patel moved to america from gujarat in india to help take care of his young grandson. and it was in february of this year that he went for a morning walk, here on this street in a suburb of huntsville, alabama. the stroll close to his son's house was part of a daily ritual for mr. patel. he had only been in the country a week. that morning, a neighbor spotted him and called the police. >> we have had a guy, he was doing it yesterday, and today he is just wandering around in driveways. >> what does he look like? >> a skinny black guy. i don't know -- i have lived here for four years, and i have never seen him. >> let me talk to your real quick. reporter: officers arrived shortl

mr. patelttends and mr. patel brought it to my attention over two years ago that his van rides are too long. i've been auditing regularly, and i've been going to the meetings and talking about these rides. i'm really happy it's finally coming to the attention of the board here, but we really need to work to solve the problem because it's a four-hour program that mr. patel attends and if he is on the van for 2 hours each way that's an eight hour day. being on a van. that's really too much. mr. patel has recently dropped his attendance at the center, and that's why he bent he's not getting his exercise did not exercising at the program anymore doing his therapy and it's affecting them. thank you. >> thank you. thank you mr. patel. next speaker, please. >> roxy, followed by herbert weiner and then james evans junior. >> hi. i'm roxy kellum and the program director at stepping stone mission creek. one of the four adult day health centers that steppingstone has. so, mr. patel's experience happens at

mr. patelttends and mr. patel brought it to my attention over two years ago that his van rides are too long. i've been auditing regularly, and i've been going to the meetings and talking about these rides. i'm really happy it's finally coming to the attention of the board here, but we really need to work to solve the problem because it's a four-hour program that mr. patel attends and if he is on the van for 2 hours each way that's an eight hour day. being on a van. that's really too much. mr. patel has recently dropped his attendance at the center, and that's why he bent he's not getting his exercise did not exercising at the program anymore doing his therapy and it's affecting them. thank you. >> thank you. thank you mr. patel. next speaker, please. >> roxy, followed by herbert weiner and then james evans junior. >> hi. i'm roxy kellum and the program director at stepping stone mission creek. one of the four adult day health centers that steppingstone has. so, mr. patel's experience happens at

mr. patelttends and mr. patel brought it to my attention over two years ago that his van rides are too long. i've been auditing regularly, and i've been going to the meetings and talking about these rides. i'm really happy it's finally coming to the attention of the board here, but we really need to work to solve the problem because it's a four-hour program that mr. patel attends and if he is on the van for 2 hours each way that's an eight hour day. being on a van. that's really too much. mr. patel has recently dropped his attendance at the center, and that's why he bent he's not getting his exercise did not exercising at the program anymore doing his therapy and it's affecting them. thank you. >> thank you. thank you mr. patel. next speaker, please. >> roxy, followed by herbert weiner and then james evans junior. >> hi. i'm roxy kellum and the program director at stepping stone mission creek. one of the four adult day health centers that steppingstone has. so, mr. patel's experience happens at

mr. patelttends and mr. patel brought it to my attention over two years ago that his van rides are too long. i've been auditing regularly, and i've been going to the meetings and talking about these rides. i'm really happy it's finally coming to the attention of the board here, but we really need to work to solve the problem because it's a four-hour program that mr. patel attends and if he is on the van for 2 hours each way that's an eight hour day. being on a van. that's really too much. mr. patel has recently dropped his attendance at the center, and that's why he bent he's not getting his exercise did not exercising at the program anymore doing his therapy and it's affecting them. thank you. >> thank you. thank you mr. patel. next speaker, please. >> roxy, followed by herbert weiner and then james evans junior. >> hi. i'm roxy kellum and the program director at stepping stone mission creek. one of the four adult day health centers that steppingstone has. so, mr. patel's experience happens at

patel, and joining her is graham wood, contributing editor at the atlantic. you wrote a very interesting article several months ago, what does i.s.i.s. want. mr.et's start with that. just in a nutshell what are they trying to achieve, and then of course, what are they trying to do with this latest in paris? >> there is a bit of an attention what they are stating as their main goal and this attack in paris. what they are trying to do is create a state, the only type of proper muslim government. >> the caliph. >> the caliphate, which they believe all muslims should go to and serve. by attacking paris, it is a hallmark of a previous issue, al qaeda central, and not sure how that could create a durable state in mes po mesopotamia. >> is there some group influenced by i.s.i.l. and claiming to be in lock step with them but not really under their control? >> it's true that we really don't understand what's happened here. we know that i.s.i.l. has taken credit for this attack. they've put out a statement that says that they bless the attack, they endorse it, and they've said that soldiers of the caliphate are the ones who have perpetrated it. but does