the two movements didn't always merge but they did in muhammad ali. ali. ali was still the consummate showman but now his hero was malcolm x. thing again. the power structure in one nine hundred sixty four join the nation of islam a group feared and hated by white america and started speaking out against racism the rape our women deal the policeman pull black people up and hear them across the hate and none just the trial courts and no one none of the good right folks can be found to help them. a couple of years later he would become one of the earliest and most outspoken high profile americans to come out against the vietnam war saying everything on the line by resisting the draft in one nine hundred sixty six and one . here in turn to. kill kill and continue killing innocent people it was an act of conscientious objection that would not only cost him his championship belts but also get him sentenced to prison rose heavyweight champion counters in a federal court and use them as found guilty of violating the us the like you were refusing to be in the year

he changed his name to muhammad ali had become a far more dangerous man. even read about. the one nine hundred sixty s. remember you had two grand movements the african-american freedom struggle and the anti-war movement. the two movements didn't always merge but they did in mohammad. ali was still the consummate showman but now his hero was malcolm x. reviving a cape. the power structure in one thousand nine hundred eighty four i rejoined the nation of islam a group feared and hated by white america and started speaking out against racism they rape our women daily policemen pull black people mobile and hit them across the here just a trial courts and no one none of the good white folks can be found to help. a couple of years later he would become one of the earliest and most outspoken high profile americans to come out against the vietnam war bring everything on the line by resisting the draft in one nine hundred sixty six and why. we are in turn going to. kill kill continue to kill innocent people it was an act of conscientious objection that would not only cost him his

blasphemy against the muhammad, that is subsection c. let me say something about sherry raymen, she received on going threats, phone, e-mails. she knows she is under threat right now. her life is in danger. if you look at it, george, all 3 people speaking out for aasia bibi and her situation, 2 are dead, 3rd is sherry raymen, she needs protection. >> that's right. in fact, gary, some of our supporters are saying get out of the country. this law is particularly dangerous. there is this bill provision in this law that would punish a false accuser, correct? >> the law itself is discriminatory, doesn't inquire an intent. the most important element of a criminal law. you don't have to have an intent to say anything in derogatory to islam. i can file criminal charges and the law provides mandatory death penalty. >> there are close to 600 cases since this law came into existence. white house is obviously, trying to get a graps of this, secretary of state hilary clinton new mr. bhatti, very intimately. she had a profound statement to make on the

but after that, after that when muhammad became muhammad, then we became the best of friends. muhammad was one of my strongest supporters in getting my case overturned. he would do anything i would ask him to do. i mean, that was because he, he refused to go to vietnam, or he refused to join the military. >> host: uh-huh. >> guest: and so they, they gave him a five-year sentence for that. which eventually was, was done away with. and so that was the, the -- i don't know the word that i'm trying -- >> host: but it led you two to bond. but i must say, i note that you mention in your book that the person that helped you with your stuttering was a man who then gave you an islamic name. >> guest: ali hassan. >> host: and that's your name? >> guest: no. no. >> host: what was the name he gave you? [inaudible] >> host: okay. so you took an arabic name much like muhammad ali. but you were never known as that in the ring. and you say you connect that with stuttering. >> guest: i do. because it wasally hassan who stumbled upon me while we were getting ready to jump out of airplanes while

sarah shourd was released in september after another letter muhammad ali wrote to iran. he asks the leader as a brother in islam to show the same mercy for the two men. >>> a movement takes aim autobahns in an effort to help troubled homeowners. >>> lawmakers are voting on jerry brown's budget plan but will he have the vote he understand. >>> partnership between two coffee chains and a break from the rain this afternoon. but another weather system coming in. i will show you what day it gets here and how long it will last. go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... that's a step forward. go! go! with deposit friendly atms, you can make ultra fast, secure deposits with no slips or envelopes. take a step forward and chase what matters. . >>> there were 8 rallies across the state today with homeowners calling for foreclosier reform. this one began in front of a bank of america. organizers say californians are paying the price for the greed of big banks. >> we bailed them out. our economy bailed them out. we are collapsing. the poor have been targeted. >> demonstrato

a letter that muhammad ali wrote last month was obtained. muhammad ali asked for compassion for josh fattal and shane bauer. muhammad ali septa similar letter before sarah shourd was released last september. it's not known if there was a connection between that letter and her release. >>> four journalists are missing in libya. they were last heard from yesterday as they covered the retreat of rebels. officials told the times they are trying to locate the four. >>> we learned that two real estate developers were among five people killed in a crash. the plane went down this morning as it took off from long beach airport. it was taking off for salt lake city when it crashed and burned. five people died. the cause of this crash is under investigation. >>> hundreds of people got hair cuts, eye exams and many other services. these parks were reserved for those who rarely get such vep treatment. crowds of homeless people, even their pets found a warm welcome at the homeless connect. this event brings volunteers from corporations, small businesses a

back then, muslims worldwide rioted over cartoons of muhammad in a dutch newspaper.ed to put mohammad in an episode to satirize the issue. >> welcome to muslim sensitivity training. >> reporter: and comedy central told them not to. >> so many people were saying, well, we're not going to do anything with muhammad because we're religiously tolerant. no, you're not. you're afraid of getting blown up. >> reporter: it is a weird standard. because in that same episode don't you have jesus defecating on george bush? >> yes, that's sort of the end point. >> reporter: and "the book of mormon" is very much in that vein. getting away with what they can get away with without getting blown up. those with delicate sensibilities, not to mention the devout, should not doubt stay away from manhattan's eugene o'neal theater. do you believe in god? >> you asked us that five years ago. >> reporter: i thought it changed. >> check in in five years? >> reporter: i thought your answer might change. >> every five years. >> reporter: but you have a child now. 1-year-old boy. has that made you

was that muhammad. originally had planned not to hit the world trade center with those two planes but to hit the indian point nuclear power plant and he abandoned that plan relatively late on the assumption that a there must be surface to air missiles protection which there weren't then and there aren't now and b. that the reactor casing would be so hard to fit even to planes might not go through it just being made out of aluminum. but what would happen if not even hit hit the reactor but what if you just hit the spent fuel pool well that was a concern that we give me a rose in my mind in the mind of several of my colleagues right after the nine eleven attacks because these pools are not under the thick containment. there are thirty four reactors that have elevated pools seventy to eighty feet about. or vermont yankee for example and daiichi and that. for example the vermont yankee plant which has an elevated pool has roughly five times the amount of spent fuel in all of the individual reactors. so if t

muhammad ali. these people all know you and not comes time for you to speak about yourself and you say for your epitaph it should be she was just enough to have the courage to stand up for his convictions no matter what problems his actions may have caused him. he was just enough to perform a miracle to wake up to escape the universal prison of sleep to regain his humanity and he was just enough. just enough. so when people hear this just enough, i'm sure they are going to be thinking to themselves will just enough to get off or just enough to escapes or survive? like not to make something bold? we are all universally just enough. we are born with everything that we need to wake up and to become conscious. that is just enough. >> host: now you define this in the book as looking the world >> guest: the love of truth is actually the spirit of man. the level of truth is the spirit of man and if you know the truth, the truth is that we are miraculous human beings, miraculous creatures with already thin

six years nelson mandela, bob dylan, even tony bennett, muhammad ali. these people have all known you and it comes time for you to speak about yourself and you say for your epitaph it should be he was just enough to have the courage to stand up for his convictions no matter what problem his actions may have cost him. he was just enough to perform a miracle to wake up to a state the universal prison of sleep to regain his humanity and living he was just enough. just enough. so when people hear this just enough i'm sure they're going to be thinking to themselves just enough to get off or cheesecake or survive. why not to make something bold? >> guest: universally we are all just enough. that's what that means. we are universally just enough. we have everything we need to wake up and become conscious. that is just enough. pos could you define conscious in the book as loving the world. >> guest: the love of truth is the spirit of man. the love of truth is the spirit of man and a few of the truth, the truth is we are miraculously human beings come regulus te

became muhammad then we became the best of friends. he was one of my strongest supporters in getting my case overturned. he would do anything i would ask him to do. i mean, that was because he refused to go to vietnam. or he refused to join the military. >> host: uh-huh. >> guest: and so they gave him a 5-year sentence for that. and so that was the -- i don't know the words. >> host: it led you to box. i must say that you mention in your book that the person that helped you with your stuttering was the man who gave you an islamic name. and that's your name. >> guest: no. >> host: what was the name he gave you. >> guest: soladeen. >> host: so you took an arabic name much like muhammad ali. >> guest: yes, i did. >> host: you never noticed that in the ring. >> guest: no, you never know that name in the ring. >> host: and you connect that name with stuttering. >> guest: it was it was he who stumbled upon me while we jumped out of the airplanes in the military and rather than get stuttering away this person stopped and made me realize that

islamic law the divine revelation set forth in the koran and the example set by the islamic prophet muhammad and when reporters now begin looking at this bill they did a little bit of digging and what they found was pretty interesting if you google shari'a law you'll find nearly the exact same definition on one very popular website so here's their definition most muslims believe shari'a is derived from two primary sources of islamic law the divine revelation set forth in the koran and the example set by the islamic prophet muhammad in the sooner i'll guess which popular website you can find this definition here's. clue the words that we highlighted also have a web page on this same site we get pedia site where anybody can post just about anything so that states. really copy the definition of his bill legal language off of wikipedia and he says that the wording was drafted by legislative staff but a source on his staff told the ennis and start of the definition was in fact pulled from wikipedia and when asked to define shari'a law senator gerald allen couldn't because he said he didn't have h

people like muhammad asur, who thinks that egypt will become more popular with foreign tourists. >> right now we have no tourists. but everything will be getting better. it does not matter that we have some problems now. when the tourists come back, they will see the difference. life after this transition will be better. >> that optimism is evident in many parts of egypt today. it seems that everyone, from poor laborers to devote prospers feel better that things are coming their way. but thatas our in-depth report on tourism in a time of revolution. for all of this year, thank you for the company. -- us here, thank you for the company.

the way that king muhammad ii has announced for morocco. and it's that way that i have asked the foreign minister to explain to us this morning. so, ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming taieb fassi fihri. >> ladies and gentlemen, thank you, thank you very much, martin, for this introduction. but maybe you have to add that my english is still today, but i will try, i will try to say some -- to express observations about what happened in our area. we can first have some conlution and -- conclusion and i think the first conclusion is that there is no arab exceptions for the universal principles for democracy. and hopefully the arab citizens like others wants better life and wants to live in the context of freedom, democratic, multiparties. then no one can progress, including in our area, without working on the -- walking on the two legs. economic development and political progress. the second lesson is that even as a -- even if there is economy growth, this economy growth has to be shared by all people in the country. shared in di

the way that king hew -- muhammad ii has announced. it's that way that i asked the foreign ministers. please join me in welcoming taieb fassi-fihri to the state forum. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, thank you. thank you very much, martin for this introduction. but maybe you have to add that my establish is still today after this long career still approximately. but i will try. i will try to say some to express some observations about what happens in our area. and we can first have some conclusion. i think the first conclusion is that the -- there is no arab exceptions for the universal principals for democracy. and hopefully the arab cities are like others, wants a better life, and wants to leave in the context of freedom and democratic multiparties. then no one can process, including in our area, could working on the two legs. economic development and political progress. the second lesson is that even if there is a growth, this economic growth have to be shared by all people in a country. shared in different area of the country,

if it wasn't for a police officer, we would probably not know who muhammad ali was. that is what community policing is about. the the use in mind. -- keep the youth in mind. they feel like the police are the enemy. i felt like that at one time. >> if there is any other member of the public that would like to speak, please come forward. next speaker, please. >> i am the executive director at safe. our services are an essential component of community policing. we would not be able to do what we do without the support of the police department. i commend the community for being here today because i feel that community policing has significant strides. i do feel that programs such as neighborhood watch and the programs that were mentioned by these today need more support. more recognition will allow the community to be more empowered. the more they are recognized for their good work, the better they will do. we have been in the fortunate position to be involved for the past year-and-a-half. it has been an arduous process. if we did have little bit more direction and suppo

. >>> so far, muhammad ali has not heard a response to his letter. he is arguably the most famous muslim in the u.s. and one of the most famous athletes in the world. he wrote last month appealing as a brother in islam to show compassion. his wife said he's willing to go to iran and personally appeal for the release of the hikers who were arrested in 2009. he also wrote a letter to hamny last year before sarah shourd was released. >>> another drop for your money today as reports from japan and the middle east frighten investors. scott budman joins us here. how long is this going to go with the money dropping? >> as long as the uncertainty lasts possibly. we had bad news from japan and the middle east. a 2% drop on the dow jones industrial average. 3 50 points down on nasdaq. big losses for ibm and apple. and the s&p 500 down 25. tough to find any stocks that did well today, but we have one here in the baya. peet's coffee apparently getting attention from starbucks. starbucks has been making moves lately to fine its coffee in shopping centers and peet

. >>> well boxing legend and humanitarian muhammad ali is reaching out to iran's supreme leader to release two american hikers. he sent a letter he sent to the ayatollah in february, appealing for the release of josh fattal and shane bauer. they've been held on espionage charges since july 2009. ali says he would be willing to return to iran to work on a deal, if his health allows him to do so. >>> beginning this afternoon, the first of an estimated 8 million work hours will be wasted. peggy, i'm watching you. all watching this year's ncaa men's basketball tournament, of course. the field, now down to 64 teams. here's adnan virk at espn news. >> good morning. march madness is in full swing. it is that time for everyone to fill out their brackets and watch anxiously, as college basketball takes center stage. vcu, taking on usc. second half, vcu up by four. brandon rozzell for three. vcu up by seven. and juvonte reddic, misses the lay-in. gets the putback and the foul. vcu up by ten. under five to play. joey rodriguez, the bounce-pass to reddic and the foul. vcu wins it, 59-46. skeen, 16 poi

traced that particular van to jersey city were it was last rented to the individual by the name of muhammad solomon. salomé was part of a small cell of islamic terrorists incensed by america's support for israel. the attack on the world trade center was their declaration of war. salomé was arrested. the trail led to a storage facility packed with bomb making equipment. but the real mastermind the bomb maker ramzi yousef had fled to pakistan on the night of the world trade center bombing ramzi yosef was basically the lead explosive instructor. in afghanistan teaching other folks to be teachers of builders of thought. you could certainly see a bomb or signature between the roof and the ninety three crates in a. solemn maze amateurish attempt to reclaim his cash deposit would end in a record two hundred forty. year jail term. but there was nothing funny about use this plan for the twin towers. the bomb van was deliberately parked near one of the towers key structural supports. his aim was to bring down both towers. we got a good blow by sunday night two days after the bombing the slurry founda

football governing body says nine hundred ninety eight is being challenged by asian confederation chief muhammad a been the recent challenge to gather steam ship the moment a deputy go his rival this time around has promised greater transparency to spread features massive wealth i think more evenly across the globe if he gets the nod. and finally to the pitch for a recap of all the strikes the court injuring we two in the russian premier league the ravine they are the teams they catch check out the way they move top and all the rest of the action it is called school. live clinton . listlessly . live. live live. live . so two weeks in and still no winds for bertha carlos are rude ha let's all your sports guy weather is coming up in just a tick. for the full so we've got. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. if. the heat is. fifty two feet. of. snow. in indonesia all cheese available in the ground your photo shows a media photo the ritz carlton hotel a little hotel hotel new millennium hotel in china you can see all t. and.

people with experience who are beginning to lead these guys to organize themselves says captain muhammad, formally in the libyan special forces because it's impossible to attack artillery. it's a mission these men, young and not so young are learning the hard way. ben weederman. >>> since the fighting began in libya tens of thousands of migrant workers have fled the country. nearly 50 workers from bangladesh jumped off a ship to escape from being sent back. >>> mr. carzite refused to accept an apology. the boys were gathering wood last tuesday when gunners had a helicopter apparently mistook them for insurgents who had fired on an american base just hours earlier. >>> soldiers fired into the air and used stun guns to try to disperse protesters. the protests were triggered by reports that were holding documents under president mubarack. >>> and in rio de janeiro the streets are truly carnaval. the vast majority of these outfits are made in china. >>> and groups rallied today in new york city on both sides of the question, of weather hearings should be held into the so called radicalizatio

when a court sentenced a mother of four to death after neighbors claimed should insults the prophet muhammad. nato has issued an apology after the meeting its forces in north east afghanistan killed nine children on tuesday local officials said the victims were all boys aged twelve and under who were gathering firewood when they were hit by an airstrike the coalition attributes the killings miscommunication of information about the location of alleged militants. thousands of people living in council holding a rally media to protest a planned trade deal between the country and the. government against signing any deal that would increase the cost of drugs in terms of thousands of people treatment traitors marched through the streets of central new delhi before holding a meeting. indian politics. a loss leader of the us is saw me hell go to trial has been celebrating his eightieth birthday it's been awarded with russia's president dmitry medvedev the st andrew medal for his work is so obviously to so many people is name is synonymous with the end of the cold war the reunification of germany and

appeared at a magistrates court in london former captain and we can keep a sound on but i'm fast both muhammad is safe and one hundred amir are accused by british prosecutors and spot fixing it's claimed they deliberately bowled no balls pretty great times during the fourth test at lord's last august all three reportedly told police the incidents with the incidental or bad luck also in the dark with sports agent regime athlete he along with the rest places charges of conspiracy to obtain and except corrupt payments a conspiracy to cheat the men will appear at the trial of that crown court on may twentieth. but meanwhile england have kept their well cup campaign alive beating the west indies by eighteen runs pakistan were left a target of two hundred forty three by one reply gayle smashed thirty six runs of two waves to beat the west indies the fifty unknown of just five days but credible track jail because the fifth hole was skip the sammy brought up the hundred then on very aggressive seemed to be out on thirty nine but was eventually given a six instead as truckers judged him stages of the b

speech in the sense that you can insult the prophets of god whether that's jesus or the prophet muhammad peace be upon them so i think really when people say democracy on the ground in the in the middle east right now they mean two things one the right to elect their rulers to the right to a culture the rulers without being thrown in jail and to look to their values their history for a form of governance that allows that democracy. the rule is and having a say and selecting the rule is not the sole preserve of western democracy but what it all means is that they want secularism they want societies where religion doesn't have a role to play and i think western audiences or western christian commentators maybe more more precisely need to be very careful of trying to portray that what is good in the muslim world in the arab world has nothing to do with the realities on the ground which is this is a muslim population largely arab population who have split people ask the russians i don't know i mean the west wholesale copy its values copy its systems their one their own historical narrative o

november when a court sentenced a mother to death after neighbors claimed should insulted the prophet muhammad. nato has issued an apology after admitting its forces in northeast afghanistan killed nine children on tuesday local officials say the victims were all boys aged twelve who were gathering firewood when they were hit by an ass trike the coalition attributes the killing miscommunication of information about the location of election in attendance. thousands of people. living with a tragedy on cancer holding a rally named did to protest a planned trade deal between country and the european peter says it wants the government against signing any deal that would increase the cost of. denying turns of thousands of people treatment of strangers marched through the streets of central new delhi before holding a meeting in the indian parliament. for the last leader of the us a solidly held go but child has been celebrating his eightieth birthday has been awarded with russia's highest although by president dmitry medvedev the st andrew medal for his work as soviet leader for many people his name