today, muhammad and his wife were brought to their own graves to be buried side by side.ice say they and their daughter were killed because of wounded family pride. a common cause of death here. >> they took my mom, my sister, my dad. there's no one doing anything about it. >> as well as the anguish here, there was fear. the family say they've been threatened. >> they said if you leave the town we'll get you. >> as the victims were laid to rest, two of the alleged attackers were still at large. an extended family is now divided by blood. relatives hope the killing stops here. >> prosecutors in france have called for a suspended jail sentence for former lead engineer on the concord program. 80-year-old parvier is one of five facing charges of manslaughter at the tile in paris. 113 people died when the supersonic jet crashed shortly after takeoff in the french capital 10 years ago. british airways reported record losses, they lost $670 million, the worst result since privatization 20 years ago. the slump in the travel industry has been compounded by b.a. -- for b.a. thousan

. >> sonny versus muhammad ali. no one happier with the ali victory than this kid -- joe robert.ryland, a fan long before he had enough money to pay for a ticket to see a fight. >> i wanted to become muhammad ali. you know, fourth grade. >> reporter: the oldest of five children, joe was always a scrapper. >> my first fight, god, i was probably four, five years old. >> reporter: from an early age he fell he had to defends himself and his mother against an abusive father. >> i was afraid of him. >> reporter: a trashed box of kid-sized boxing gloves led to a new venture. >> i got the whole neighborhood, put them in my backyard. i thought that by virtue of the fact i owned the gloves, i would be the best guy out there. and this kid whipped up on me like there was no tomorrow. >> reporter: by then joe's father was gone most of the time. >> my father left home when -- were in seventh grade. >> reporter: make nothingly payments to keep her kids in catholic school, joe's mother was proud when show graduated from st. john's military academy. and went on to mt. st. mary's college in maryla

a threat that was made against the creators of south park, a recent episode depicted the profit muhammad wearing a bear costume and this online group threatened the creators because they felt that it was maligning the prophet. i was told tonight by first of all law enforcement this is one of many option that is they're considering. what's interesting here is that really, until recently when we've seen threats against artists who have drawn pictures of muhammad it's almost always been in europe. within the last six months here in the united states, two american women were implicated in a plot to attack a swedish car soonist overseas who had shown muhammad's head on the body of a dog. so while it's largely been a european problem there's now a nexxis or a connection to the united states which is one of many options that's being explored. >> and comedy central, owned by parent company viacom has a building in the times square area. one other quick question, are they comparing this to plots overseas. >> when i was on the phone one of the first plots, two plots in 2007, very close proximity t

muhammad. this intelligence source telling cnn the two then drove up to northwest pakistan, eventually ending up in the waziristan area, and that's where, according to this intelligence source, they met with at least one, maybe more, senior taliban leaders. by the way, muhammad rehan in custody, picked up in the karachi area by security forces. we can't verify independently this account by this intelligence source. but if it's accurate, it corroborates with some parts of what faisal shahzad is telling u.s. investigators. that he did spend some time in waziristan, the nerve center of the pakistani taliban, wolf. >> what are you learning about his family in pakistan? and do you know, specifically, whether his wife and two kids are in pakistan right now? >> reporter: yeah, no word where his wife and kids are. just like he did, they went back and forth between the u.s. and pakistan. most of his family is where he's from, northwest pakistan, the nosharera district, which is right next to peshawar. w

they bleeped out the word muhammad because of the muslim sensitivity. the danish cartoons, no media would broadcast the danish cartoons. to be sensive to muslim sensibilities. but what about our sensibilities and why can't we build churches in saudi arabia? why isn't it a two-way street? [ applause ] >> mike: it's a hot issue and it will remain that way. it appreciate you're being on. i'm grateful for the center for giving us their take on it. >> june 6 a protest at ground zero. please come and voice your outrage with what we consider to be a terrible idea in appeasement of islam. >> mike: thank you very much. >> thank you. >> mike: great to have you here. [ applause ] >> mike: there is good debt and bad debt. if you buy a house with a mortgage you can afford, that's good debt. if you max out your credit cards and buy stuff you can't pay for, that is bad debt. our government is in a lot of debt. can america continue to carry it? and how bad will it be if we don't do something about the debt? we're going to be talking now with fox business network's liz

they bleeped out the word muhammad because of the muslim sensitivity. the danish cartoons, no media would broadcast the danish cartoons. to be sensive to muslim sensibilities. but what about our sensibilities and why can't we build churches in saudi arabia? why isn't it a two-way street? [ applause ] >> mike: it's a hot issue and it will remain that way. it appreciate you're being on. i'm grateful for the center for giving us their take on it. >> june 6 a protest at ground zero. please come and voice your outrage with what we consider to be a terrible idea in appeasement of islam. >> mike: thank you very much. >> thank you. >> mike: great to have you here. [ applause ] gecko: uh, you wanted to see me sir? boss: come on in, i had some other things you can tell people about geico - great claims service and a 97% customer satisfaction rate. show people really trust us. gecko: yeah right, that makes sense. boss: trust is key when talking about geico. you gotta feel it. why don't you and i practice that with a little exercise where i fall backwards and you c

they bleeped out the word muhammad because of the muslim sensitivity. the danish cartoons, no media would broadcast the danish cartoons. to be sensive to muslim sensibilities. but what about our sensibilities and why can't we build churches in saudi arabia? why isn't it a two-way street? [ applause ] >> mike: it's a hot issue and it will remain that way. it appreciate you're being on. i'm grateful for the center for giving us their take on it. >> june 6 a protest at ground zero. please come and voice your outrage with what we consider to be a terrible idea in appeasement of islam. >> mike: thank you very much. >> thank you. >> mike: great to have you here. [ applause ] my doctor said most calcium supplements... aren't absorbed properly unless taken with food. he recommended citracal. it's different -- it's calcium citrate, so it can be absorbed with or without food. also available in small, easy-to-swallow petites. citracal. ♪ [ male announcer ] try fixodent with a time-released formula. use just once per day for dawn-to-dark hold. it is important to us

the word muhammad because of muslim sensitivity. the danish cartoon no media would broadcast the danish cartoons and they want to be sense it tiff to the muslim sense built. what about our sensibilities and why isn't this a two-way street and we can't build in saudi arabia. >> mike: i appreciate you. and center for giving their take on it. >> can i just. >> mike: quickly we're out of time. >> june 6th is a protest at ground zero, please come and voice your outrage at this, at we consider to be this terrible idea in apiecement of islam. >> mike: pamela, thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> mike: for telling us how you feel. [applause] oh, phillips' con health probiotic plus fiber. how's it work? ok, she's gas. he's constipation... why am i constipation? ...he's diarrhea. a our special fiber helps our probiotics that you can show those symptoms who's in charge. this isn't even my floor. [ elator bell dings ] [ speaking native language ] [ moans ] [ speaking native language ] ♪ [ speaking native lauage ] [ male announcer ] d

threatened with possible assassination because their show included a representation of the prophet muhammad. >> you said you wanted [ bleep ]. we got him for you. >> we have no way of knowing if [ bleep ]'s really in there. it could be a trick. >> it's no trick, dude. my friend and i went to the super best friends and brought him here. >> then have him step out of the bear costume. you have until the count of ten. one -- >> don't do it, randy. if [ bleep ] is seen we could get bombed. >> idiot. if he isn't seen, we are about to definitely get bombed. >> three. >> all right, all right. stop. we'll do what you say. i'm sorry, [ bleep ]. will you please step out of the bear costume? ♪ >> larry: okay. fair? unfair? funny? what? penn? >> well, i don't think we -- any of us can say anything about anything to do with islam. i don't think you're allowed to say it. i think it's too dangerous, and i think when people like matt and trey, who are some of the best writers and the most talented people alive today, are threatened like that, everybody should be very, very scared. it says nothing about matt

muhammad didn't take your sins and die for you, buddha didn't take your sins and die for you.beauty is by faith you don't have to work for it, you don't have to sleep on nails or walk across fiery coals, it's by faith and that's what i want people to know. >> mike: franklin, thank you very much. and se, thanks. give my kindest regards to our father and i hope that all of you will remember that thursday is the national day of prayer and you don't need permission from congress to get on your knees and pray. you can do it without their permission. the fact is you can do it without their knowledge and i'm pretty sure they won't know. i hope you'll remember the national day of prayer, it's chairman franklin graham, thank you very much. [applause] >> when we come back, a most interesting conversation with a man who helped bring down the entire mob in cleveland, ohio. now, he wants to run for congress. has he taken on something even bigger than challenging the mob? we'll talk to tom ganling next and we'll find out. [applause] [ male announcer ] bobby sincir. [ bobby ] trugreen did it

prophet thing where muhammad, the prophet was wearing a bear suit? >> no doubt tons of theories going on right now as the new york police department and terror experts continue to hone in on those images of that man. coming up on our show, we are going to hone in for you and try to get more information. we'll have homeland security secretary janet napolitano, 7:30 eastern time and directly following that will be former new york mayor rudy giuliani who knows a thing or two about terrorism in this city. >> that's right. also, we should point out in the wake of this attempted car bombing, the tsa is ramping up security at airports not only for car bombs but also for people who are going through the turnstiles as well. >> i'll be one of them later on today. extra time going through security. rest of the headlines for this monday. fox news alert. pakistani taliban pledging to carry out attacks in the u.s. in two new videos that emerged after that car bomb attempt in times squarement one of the videos shows the guy that they thought they killed back in jan

trinidad was 40-0 when he got knocked out, and muhammad ali. >> who wins tonighghghgh floyd e job done. >> i agree. hard to go against floyd mayweather. tonight is fight night in las vegas. we'll send it back to you. >> thanks, guys. dan rayfield will have round by round scoring of tonight's fight. john scully with post fight analysis. live reports, post fight interviews all here. we'll keep you current on who has the edge from the mgm grand in las vegas. >> tonight's nascar sprint cup race in richmond, virginia, is named after heath calhoun. he won a contest which gives him the honor of starting the race and handing out the winner's trophy. he loved to swim, golf, cycle and run. all the more amazing considering what happened to calhoun seven years ago. heath calhoun tells us story. t. heath calhoun tells his story. >> say hi. nobody coming hard. >> i just remember as a child, you know, my grandfather listening to the nascar races. >> inside on the 70. sitting out on the front porch of his house. >> just really gave me my love for nascar. the green flag is in the air. >> my name is sta

the reason there have been suspected links to jasha muhammad, a kashmiri group, he is an ethnic kashmiri, and, two, the person who is now under arrest he met up with at karachi was arrested at a mosque that has links to that militant group. did he have associations with people involved in militant groups? it seems he certainly did. did they actively recruit him or did he come on his own? now, if this was a person living in the states who had quite a good life, a successful life and then was disaffected and decided to quit his job and come back here, it is very possible he came back on his own and started to seek out some of these groups, use his family connections, use the fact he had a u.s. citizenship, a u.s. passport to receive military training or bomb-making training. certainly he did not receive the top bomb-making training because of the amateurish nature of his attack. one former law enforcement official said if he received bomb-making training, the person who gave it to him should be given an "f." >> nbc news chief foreign correspondent live from islamabad after a very long nigh

king, holder says new york city is still under consideration as a trial venue for khalid shaikh muhammadhat do you think of that? >> i think it's wrong. it certainly does not belong in new york. it would turn lower manhattan into an armed camp you. talk to the business people down there. you talk to the residents there. this is democrat and republican. i've testified before the new york city council. they're all 100% against it. this was the wrong thing. attorney general holder decided to have this trial there without ever speak once to the police commissioner of new york, to the head of the federal protective service. he had no idea what the logistical consequences were. the head of the protective service testified before the homeland security and he said they could not provide perimeter security for more than two weeks. this trial could go on for two years. commissioner kelly would have to have -- again, it would be virtually an armed camp in lower manhattan. 10 to me it's one of the worst ideas ever. why the attorney general continues to persist in this, the president apparently has t

khalid shake muhammad is not an american citizen. he's an enemy combatant captured in a battle zone. the same can be said of every other gtmo detainee. these individuals are not criminal defendants and this congress should recognize the difference. my other amendment would have allowed congress to make clear that enemy combatants in afghanistan do not have the same right to access our court system that u.s. citizens enjoy. last week the d.c. court of appeals ruled that three bag ram -- ba gram detainees lacked access. while this ruling is helpful, my amendment would have sent a clear legislative message that any combatant detained in an active war zone do not have special rights. the administration is giving foreign enemies of the united states the same rights as american citizens. enough. respect the constitution. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from florida reserves the balance of his time of the the gentlelady from maine is recognized and has 8 1/2

. >> i told him exactly what i said after 9/11 and i didn't believe that any one, that muhammad couldany one to god and i asked him to overturn this decision simply because i have spoken at the pentagon before 9/11 and after 9/11. i have spoken for chaplains all over the united states. many military bases. i'm not on a crusade against muslims. i believe jesus christ is the way of the truth and the life. the president said he would look into it. we'll see. i'm hopeful that he will rein state the invitation. >> are you troubled by all of this? you are still going to participate in the national day of prayer, correct? >> absolutely. i will even go to the pentagon whether i'm invited or not. i have a son in afghanistan. i purchase for him and for all the men that serve under him and i pray for all the men and women in the -- i pray for him and all the men and women in the military. we have two wars in front of us. our men and women are being shot at every day. they are being killed and we need to back them and we need to support them in prayer. we are the only christian relie christian re

muhammad mccann was arrested after officials found traces of explosives.e evidence flimsy and predicts that the pakistani will be released. john albert garder the third is behind bars. he was sentenced to two consectative life sentences without the possibility of parole for murdering chelsea king and amber dubois. >> the victim's families spoke out in court. >> most fitting name for you is coward. you are not a man. you are a weak pathetic coward who preys on girls half your side. you are evil. don't blame anything or anyone for your crimes. >> those families are now called for changes in how the criminal justice system treats sex offenders. >> rescuers using the jaws of life to get the driver out of a crushed car. the car was toltsed after a head on collision . they cutut roof and pulled the victim out. no word on his condition this morning. >> more americans. i will channel this to you . >> more americans are using cell phones for data than phone calls. people are surfing the web and listening to music and everything but talking on it is cell phone accor

she is the author of king of the world about muhammad ali and lance tomb the last days of the soviet empire. for more information, visit newyorker.com. up next, syndicated columnist and former three-time presidential candidate pat buchanan joins book tv for the three hour "in depth" interview. >> host: pat buchanan, in the 2007 book day of reckoning in the chapter entitled the gospel of george bush you write that ideologies is the golden calf. ideologies is the substitute for religious faith. as ideologies that? >> guest: i can't know that it's bad but it is a substitute for faith and political religion. it is a system when foot of which is rooted in morality and the other of which is rooted basically in this idea concept of what the world was all about and what ought to be, and i think it is the great rival to conservatism. conservatism is traditionalism and a system of belief that comes out of wisdom and experience. there's people and the human race and basically out of the natural law philosophy what mankind human nature is like. let me give you one example of that. woodrow wilson

being proposed at the same time that the administration has pursued trying alleged 9/11 master mind muhammad in civilian court just blocks away from where the world trade center once stood. we should be more concerned about properly funding counterterrorism initiatives and funding everyone possible to make sure new york and our country are secure as possible. instead of bringing terrorists to america and granting them rights to which they are not entitlemented. we all owe a huge debt of gratitude to the new york police department, to the fire department in new york, the f.b.i., customs and border protection, and alert citizens who saw something and said something to help us dodge a potentially very deadly bullet. i hope that congress and the administration get serious about properly funding important initiatives that will strengthen the security of new york city and our entire country because we may not be so lucky the next time new york or any other city comes under attack. again i want to commend everybody involved with helping to derail this attempted attack, again especially the police d

in the transferor release to or within the united states, its fer towers or possessions of sheik muhammad or any other detainee who is not a member of the armed forces of the united states or two was or is held after january 20, 2009 at the united states naval station guantanamo bay, cuba, by the department of defense. in section 1037 a 1 c strike within the exclusive investigative jurisdiction of the inspector general of the department of defense and insert in the united states. section 1037, strike subsection b, strike paragraph two. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. members and staff will take their seats. the gentleman from virginia. mr. forbes: mr. speaker, sometimes things are not as complex as we try to make them here in washington. in fact, our best decisions come down to simple truths and one of those truths is that americans are safer when our government fights to keep terrorists off u.s. soil ran bringing them here. in january of 2009, 17 months ago, the worst terrorist who had ever attacked in the united states was being held in guantanamo. the most experien