muhammad's whole philosophy is more intelligent than mr.g's. >> he was not someone that would hold his tongue in criticizing the preacher class, the black religious leadership. >> today's gathering is the largest in washington's history. >> he was very critical of established black leaders. >> in the van is martin luther king. >> and of their strategies. so many people shied away from him because of that. ♪ we shall overcome >> malcolm was very critical and dismissive at the time when people were somewhat celebratory at the success of the march on washington. >> later, mr. king and the other leaders are to go to the white house where the president said everyone must be impressed with the confidence in our democratic form of government. >> malcolm came as an observer, and he called it the farce on washington, an event that had been co-opted by the government, that had been co-opted by labor. that leaders of the civil rights movement had been essentially bought off. >> i think the support reflects the desire on the part of our people in this

muhammad where is my flowers? >> [inaudible] >> i want to say thank you to all of the community groups that are working together with our departments to make sure that our neighborhood here, not only chinatown, the entire district is clean, ready for not only valentines year and the new years and there is going to be a lot of celebration. today we have the flower mart and you will see people buying all of the symbols of happiness of welcoming in the new year. i want to give a hearty thanks to the chinese chamber of commerce who are here today. thank you very much. [applause] eddy raise your hand. i see a lot of the chamber members here and i wanted to thank the chinese benevolent association who are here and thank you to all of the departments here represented. how about a hearty hand for these department ?ses yeah and we have our special guest that are performing all day long. they're going to remind everybody not to trash the place, make sure all of the tourists and people coming from neighborhoods enjoy the gre

muhammad. according to it, mr. muhammad states up, you mighty race. you can accomplish what you will. build your future on these foundations, freedom, justice, and equality. what is the definition of freedom, justice and equality for the black man? and where and when is it 0 be -- to be obtained. >> take equality first. the honorable elijah muhammad doesn't teach us to associate equality with whites. equality has nothing to do with whites. we don't want to be equal with the white man. he's not the yardstick by which equality is measured. he's not in a position to tell us we are equal. it's not his right. not his to do. we want equality. we had equality before the white man was created. we had equality before the white man came into existence and we want equality whether the height man is on this earth or be. equality means the opportunity to develop all our dormant potential, all of our dormant capabilities and in developing this dormant capability, the rank and the ability to stand on this ear

[cheers and applause] back to muhammad. >> all right. a few more people who are in the house that we should acknowledge. i see mr. tom cotton there from the port of san francisco leading the port. i see ms. san francisco in the house. welcome. i see first lady anita lee to volunteer today. i see barbara smith from the housing authority and tom and leading building inspections and make suring they're safe and for everyone to enjoy. am i missing anybody else? oh okay. i don't think he needs any introduction. like with all of our events we're in partnership with many city departments and from day 115 years ago when we launched this clean up. >> >> with volunteers and to keep our city clean a partner that has been with us for every event. we work together side by side. public works is out in the streets and the plazas but in the parks we have a different team lead by phil ginsburg and please welcome him to say a few words. >> good morning. let's pick it up. it's beautiful. we're going to clean. so before i begin i have a very, very special,

then he drew muhammad as a dog.'s been living under gro or less, because people want to kill him. so it's not so surprising they're going after him. >> it's interesting he's been living underground but you say he organized the event. >> reporter: it's a symposium. a left wing, liberal newspaper, activists from fema -- not fema. i forgot the name now but a feminist activist group was there, french ambassador there after the event in paris. >> what's going on at this hour? are poelice searching other neighborhoods? are other areas being evacuated or are the police combing through specific combs? >> reporter: yeah, i was just informed they're going through a pack where they think they might be. obviously looking all over copenhagen where it happened trying to find them. i heard reports about maybe locking down the bridge to sweden. there was a report of a carjacking. police are waiting to be confirm that. so there's lots and lots of stories going around and it's very confusing. >> this will certainly be keeping police

an artist known for cartoon depickses of muhammad was inside. the former ambassador is with me.re do you stand on cartoons that some find offensive, versus the right of free speech and expression around the globe? >> you know poppy, that's an interesting question. we of course confronted that issue head on in late 2005 which denmark, there to forehad been seen a fantasy land the home of hans christian andersen lego and a queen that everybody loves, published cartoons of the prophet muhammad and then found itself under attack. when the attack started, we as the american embassy had to play a role and to try to -- try to stand up for free speech and the freedom of the press while at the same time trying to quell the violence calm the violence and act, if you would, as mediators. the issue which for us erupted almost ten years ago now on the streets of copenhagen which has now come back again in the incident yesterday brings to the forefront this question of how can we in the west with our fundamental belief and the freedom of speech how do we balance that with the closely held sin

since he drew muhammad in 2007. ever since then he's been on the hit list, yeah. >> the one that happened an hour, two hours ago, can you tell us actually what time it did happen in copenhagen, the second shooting? >> yeah, it's about an hour, hour and a half ago local time. 1:30 in the morning. in the very center of koeppcopen where a lot of people would be out. it's cold. most people would be indoors, but going from cafe to cafe, pub to pub. it's a very -- it's a busy neighborhood, and the synagogue is right in the center, and the person was shot there. and then apparently there was shots fired nearby at one of the biggest stations. the biggest -- it's the busiest station in denmark. that was also locked down by police. because that's, like, the biggest traffic junction pretty much in denmark. >> when you say it's a station, what kind of a station is it, tom is. >> it's all under ground which makes it a bit more scary if you're thinking of these kinds of things because it's all the tunnels. >> is it -- go ahead. >

they characterized the prophet prophet muhammad, and something that many found insulting. they said this is something that they've not been waiting for since 2007. it's some kind of attack is expected because of the cartoon. >> just confirming what you said. two men are on the run. one person has been killed in this attack. we don't know who it is in this stage. thank you. >> let's take to you ukraine now where the latest agreement is due to come into force. it took four world leaders 16 hours to negotiate but if what is happening on the ground anything to do with the deal, it's already looking shaking. here is the story. >>> it's hard to believe there is an imminent cease-fire just hours away. grabbing as much territory as possible has become the order of the day as the clock ticks down to a pause in hostilities. >> with the support of the army and the russia federation, they're trying to finish up tasks that are important to them to widen the territories that they control. >> and clearing up this morning in the center of the city of donetsk after a residential block was

in 2005 published cartoons of the prophet muhammad including a bomb atop the prophet's head.uslims, any images of the prophet muhammad is seen as blasphemous and insult the prophet. cnn has decided not to show any of these images. but for vilks and his supporters it's matter of free speech and that's why he was speaking in copenhagen on friday. danish police have shot dead a man suspected of carrying out the attack but have yet to reveal his identity or motive. but police have investigating it as a terrorist attack. vilks and his supporters already have an answer. they believe vilks and his work of art were the target of violence. atika shubert, london. >> atika, thank you. >>> coming up next a cease-fire in ukraine. hanging on by a thread. we're live in donetsk and eastern ukraine coming up. >>> and as isis terrorists brutally killed these egyptian christians in libya egypt takes swift action. does this change the strategy for the u.s.-led coalition? stay right here. i've always loved exploring and looking for something better. that's the way i look at life. especially now t

cartoonists lars vilks, who stirred controversy with his caricatures of the prophet prophet muhammad, survived the attack. some call the shooting an attempt on his life. he already lives under constant police protection. others at the event said that they through themselves on the floor as bullets came through the windows. >> the gunmen are known to be gainish danish speaking and drove off in a danish car. many wonder if they'll strike again. >> the place where the attack took place is in northern copenhagen. it's a venue known for live music, in particular jazz concerts. this also hold high profile talks and debates. we're at the scene at copenhagen. we know that the police have been at the scene what more has been said. >> they're giving journalists a little bit more information as we speak. the latest we're hearing is that the police released the description of one of the gunmen. they said he's about 180 centimeters tall with straight black hair. they said he had light skinned and an arabic appearance. they said that he was dressed in a black sea jacket and matching trousers and th

muhammad where is my flowers? >> [inaudible] >> i want to say thank you to all of the community groups that are working together with our departments to make sure that our neighborhood here, not only chinatown, the entire district is clean, ready for not only valentines year and the new years and there is going to be a lot of celebration. today we have the flower mart and you will see people buying all of the symbols of happiness of

that mocking muhammad is seen as a terrible insult by many muslims. >> i think that the pope, who issponsible for the inquisition in europe, should be very careful talking about the right to answer mocking with violence. >> well, that was 500 years ago. >> yes it was. >> certainly in the united states there's a very strong feeling of free speech. but there are some polls that have shown that 79% of people in france believe that you shouldn't be publishing anything that mocks any kind of religion. so just as most papers and magazines will put limits on what they publish, they will not advocate violence. they will not publish pornography. is there such a thing as appropriate self-censorship, where we as journalists can make the appropriate decision say “well, some things shouldn't be and most american news outputs have not shown what charlie hebdo has published, including this one. and your book in the united states, the publication in the united states does not have the cartoons that you published in denmark. >> yes. of course every individual has a right to exercise his internal line

[applause] >> thank you muhammad. the two year plan that muhammad referenced is the vision zero action strategy that the mayor is releasing today. this vehicle training program is one piece of it, but the strategy is kind of an action plan for the next two years in the areas of education, engineering, enforcement, evaluation and policy, and it tasks many of the departments here and others in the city family with specific goals and milestones and things that we are seeking and the mayor is directing us to achieve in the next two years, so that we can get closer to that 2024 goal, so we do have -- it's up on our website and i believe we have copies here for the media or we will make copies available if we don't have them but it's this larger strategy that's really going to guide our work going forward and we will be the yardstick by which the public can measure how well we're doing in this endeavor which leads me to the final speaker and not just the city family but the community at large that needs to embrace vision ze

the artist we know that he has been under security some time since depicting the prophet prophet muhammad in 2007. >> eyewitnesses say that there were a lot of intelligence people there. there was a meeting with a lot of security around. people were being frisked when they entered and a lot of the intelligence service were at the scene, and then the cartoonists have been drawing mohammed as a dog, and he should not be hit from what i know. >> is there something extremely unusual there? had there been recent threats against him in the past? or is this just systemic of what we're seeing across the world. i'm talking about paris and the charlie hebdo killings there? >> he is always under some kind of security. there are always treats. so this is not unusual. this meeting was a bit unusual. it does not happen every day. as far as we know now the hunt is still going on for the attackers. >> thank you for updating us, peter. you said there could be two or three attackers on the run. thanks peter. >> i italian government is prepared to intervene to help overcome the islamic state in iraq and the

so-called jihadi john who was present in the videos of those beheadings that revolted the world is muhammad emwazi. he appeared in the videotaped execution of american hostages james foley and stephen sotloff along with several other westerners. he was born in kuwait. according to "the daily mail" he moved to britain at age 6, grew up in west london, affluent part of town. graduated from college and has a degree in computer programming. we know he traveled to syria in 2012 and that's where he joined isis. a statement from the international center for the study of radicalization at king's college in london reads, this demonstrates what he were long said about radicalization. it is not driven by poverty or social deprivation. ideology clearly play as big role for some men to participate in jihadi causes. alities identifying emwazi via a source for an advocacy for a muslim community group in britain. they told them harassment by security forces which could have contributed to him joining isis. sam and laura? >> keel follow the story and see if actionable intelligence comes out of that story. >

the magazine was on an al qaeda hit list for publishing cartoons of the prophet muhammad. that same motive may have been at work today. vilks has been the target of death threats since 2007 after drawing the prophet muhammad as a dog. but he refused to be silent. >> this will be a small thing really to -- religion. >> reporter: in 2010 vilks was attacked during a speech at a swedish university. that same year his house was fire bombed. and pennsylvania woman colleen larose called her jihad jane online is serving a ten-year sentence for plotting to kill him. vilks escaped uninjured today. and across denmark there is still a massive manhunt for that gunman. and late tonight a second shooting, this one at a synagogue in central copenhagen. one person reportedly shot in the head. we don't know that person's condition. two police officers injured as well in the arm and leg. the shooter reportedly ran. and, lester copenhagen police say it's still too early to say whether this is connected to the earlier attack at the cafe. >> all right, kelly cobiella tonight. thank you. >>> ton

scammer was hoping he could deceive muhammad into returning the money before muhammad figured out there was no bumper en route. >> the scam was working. in fact pay pal did return the money to the bogus buyer based on the tracking number. >> the buyer had no intention of sending back the bumper. he was hoping to keep the bumper and get his money back. >> authorities learned the scam artist had been involved in similar schemes. good news is the victim in this case eventually got his money back. >> the saying goes if it sounds too good to be true it probably is. united airlines says thousands of people bought first class air fare from europe to the u.s. for about $70. well, now united says that was a mistake and the company is not going to be honoring those tickets. united says the mistake was made by a vendor that applied an inkreblth -- incorrect currency exchange rate. >> that trip changed quickly. >> see you in ocean city instead of paris. coming up next on abc 7 news at 4:00, a simple token of affection could cost a pretty penny. why it costs $260. >> whoa! and remember the girl scou

we have this satirical representations of muhammad but they are not new, are they not?t these terrorists have long memories and they sometimes act on a time frame we are not accustomed to acting upon. i think a lot of us in the united states have already moved on, have already moved on what happened in paris at the magazine office. but, clearly, these radicals who resent freedom of speech and attack freedom of expression they do not forget and they do not move on and they do remember and they do try to target those who they feel are somewhat perpetuating this. the most important thing from this attack yesterday about this freedom of speech event is that it kept going on. it kept going on after the shooting according to one of the women that was with the cartoonist. they hid in one of the back rooms but this seminar went on. they continued to talk about the importance of freedom of speech, even after this sickening attack. i think that is an example that we can all learn from. >> yeah. that was something else. i remember hearing the same thing. and this, too. back in 200

do you feel you were the targets perhaps for your depiction of the prophet muhammad back in 2007? best candidate we have i would say, because there is hardly anyone else who has kind of the level of threats there. but, of course we cannot be really sure. it's just the best shot we have at least at the moment. >> others died the first person to die in the attacks that began on saturday was a 40-year-old man. did you know him? >> no, i didn't. >> when you were in -- >> it seems that he was a person who passed by. i mean f. those who were in the lecture room they were protected there by the police so this was a passersby who unlickyily happened to be in the wrong place. >> so take me back to this freedom of speech forum that you were sponsoring. what was the objective? what were you hoping would take place? and was security a big concern as well? >> yes, it's a wlekt further series concerning freedom of speech and arts and feminism things like that. the seminar was made by the committee, and they give me a place for lecturing, which is much more difficult in sweden. i think we had a

stefan charbonnier, 2005 his magazine "charlie hebdo" publishes a cartoon of the prophet muhammad and editor in chief for the next issue. their offices are firebombed, but no one is hurt. >> translator: one has the impression everyone is driven by fear. that's what the small handful of fundamentalists that doesn't represent anyone wants to do good afternoon through fear. >> reporter: tragically last month he and 11 others are killed inside the french satirical magazine's office. more than 50 shots are fired. also on al qaeda's most wanted list, lars vilks. 2007, the swedish artist sketches a series of drawings depicting the prophet muhammad as a dog. protests erupt. vilks receives death threats and an al qaeda affiliate offers up to $150,000 for his assassination. in 2009, a plot to kill vilks is stopped by law enforcement. among the plotters, three americans, one of them a woman named colleen morose, who is dubbed jihad jane. in the attack this weekend on the free speech forum in copenhagen, denmark, vilks narrowly escaped death again, escaping unharmed when a gunman opened fire. ran

was an artist targeted in a terror attack for his images of the prophet muhammad? with west coast ports at a standstill, the white house tries to get cargo moving again. and china catches a fallen n.b.a. star on the rebound. >> for me, it was like being reborn again coming here. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: good evening. i'm jim axelrod. when we say boston has had a lot of snow this winter, this is what we mean by "a lot." boston is about to set the record for its snowiest month ever recorded. those records go back toine 91, and we're only halfway through the month. after two of the biggest snowstorms ever in the past three weeks another blizzard it forecast for this weekend. how's this for snowfall-- in boston gets more than 10 inches as predicted, it will have seen more snow in the past three weeks than chicago has ever seen in an entire winter. they simply don't know where to put any more in boston leaving mountains of snow in the buenos aires. check out this campus shot in what are being called "the alps of m.i.t. and

a controversial cartoonist on al qaeda's most wanted list for satirical drawings of the prophet muhammad. >> they took me and brought me into a storage room. >> reporter: hours later, the suspect attacked a synagogue. the gunman killing 37-year-old dan uzan a guard providing security for a bat mitzvah party. >> we will do everything we can to protect the jewish community in our country. >> reporter: the terror-filled weekend ending sunday outside these apartments. when the police killed the 22-year-old in the third gun battle in less than 24 hours. >> and what more are we learning about the shooter and any possible accomplices? >> there appear to be two accomplices. the police have said all along that he acted alone, but they're actually beginning to piece together some more information. what we have heard from prosecutors this morning, two people police arrested yesterday. prosecutors have charged these two young men arrested yesterday. one 19 years old. one 22 years old. prosecutors say they had a prior agreement with the gunman to hide him out between the attacks, between the first at

his name muhammad enwasi a kuwaiti born londoner. a number of syrian christians kidnapped keeps going up. at least 360 people have been taken hostage, and a disturbing new statistic from the u.s. >> the final counting is done 2014 will have been the most lethal year of terrorism in the 45 years such data has been compiled. >> for the latest on jihadi john and the role he plays in isis cnn's brian todd reports from washington, d.c. >> reporter: the british accept behind the mask. >> obama, you have started your air bombardment, which keeps striking our people. so it's only right we continue to strike the necks of your people. >> reporter: a voice we now think belongs to a 26-year-old from west london nameded mohammed enwasi. jihadi john's value as a top isis figure has grown. >> his chief value is being the west boogeyman and isis' man on the ground who tells it like it is and does terrible things to his victims. >> he's out of central casting for isis. isis has a flare for the dramatic. they're very good at social media, film product

lot of memories here, a lot of memories of a lot of garbage, a lot of things but i want to thank muhammadlowing us to use this site, a site where a lot of infrastructure is the center of everybody's work, but it's also because infrastructure is what we're doing today in the whole city of san francisco on a very high level, and this is why we have a lot of departments working as ed said on this vision zero and make sure we implemented it in the most aggressive fashion that we can. we have a lot of projects identified and we're no longer talking about twe're in the mode of implementing these programs and one thing that came from the advocates that are here standing here along with the many departments as well in this collaboration of health, of public works, of mta, of the police and fire departments, of our disability advocates and division of the mayor's office of disability including the community based advocates is that we need a continued sustained very serious education program, and this is the principle reason why the california truckers association is right here today with an exampl

and in fact their english language magazine is in a town that muhammad said the final battle between islam and the crusaders would take place. and, you know isis has that town. in their view that final battle is coming too. then it really -- they're not behaving in a way a rational group would. they're behaving in a way that an apocalyptic death cult would. >> so if they're thinking about the world in those terms, peter, the people that they are actually trying to reach out to i mean this kind of brutality, this kind of horror in terms of gaining new recruits that's what it's all about. it's not about attracting a mass audience. >> i guess not. you know you would have thought it would repel a lot of people. but even in the united states we've seen teenagers in colorado and teenagers in chicago trying to join the islamic state. luckily they were headed off at the airport before they could do that. but the point is that you know in some people's mind the islamic state is creating the perfect caliphate, despite all this terrible violence. that accounts for the fact that they're the most

in 2005 the danish newspaper published cartoons of the prophet muhammad including one with a bomb atopphet's head sparking protests from muslim communities across the world. for many muslims, any image of the prophet muhammad is seen as blasphemous, even worse, depictions that deliberately insult the prophet. cnn has decided not to show any of please -- any of these images. for vilks and supporters, it's about free speech. that's why he was speaking on sudden when a gunman opened fire killing one man and injuring three police officers. danish police shot dead a man suspected of carrying out the attack but have yet to reveal his identity or motive. police are investigating it as a terrorist attack. vilks and his supporters, however, already have an answer -- they believe vilks and his works of art were will the targets of violence yet again. cnn, london. >>> another arab nation is joining the coalition air strikes targeting isis in syria and in iraq. a number of bahraini warplanes have landed in jordan to help in the fight. last week the united arab emirates sent a group of fighter jets

that the masked man seen in several barbaric videos, including three americans being beheaded is muhammad emwazi. >> it's really hard to imagine the trajectory. >> the "washington post" reports he is a native of kuwait who group in west london. >> he is in his mid-20s and went to syria to join isis just three years ago and authorities have known his identify for several months but are still trying to track him down, this has police and the fbi arrest three men that live in brooklyn new york, accusing them of plotting to help isis, that they wanted to fight alongside extremists overseas or launch attacks here in the u.s. coasting on isis websites about bombing coney island and killing police officers and assassinating president obama. >> this is real, the concern about the lone wolf inspires to act without going to the middle east. >> one man arrested yesterday just as investigators say he was trying to board a plane at jfk airport heading to syria. >> more than 20 other people in the u.s. have been arrested in the past year accused of trying to join isis, meanwhile the white house and bri

artist lars vilks that draw car cat turs of prophet muhammad was at the debate. hours later, shots at a synagogue. >> police arrived with helmets and kalashnikovs. the man was dying on the street on the other side of the pavement. >> the danish prime minister likened it to a terrorist attack. >> denmark has been hit by a severe act of violence. we believe it is a terror attack. we take the situation extremely seriously. we are in a high alarm all over the country. the main priority at this stage is to catch the perpetrators and make sure that we find them as soon as approximately. >>> many including a french diplomat at the cafe are comparing what happened in denmark to a magazine in january. others question whether the danish government was prepared for a similar attack on its soil. >>> let's speak to nick spicer joining us live from copenhagen. as mentioned. there are questions now about whether denmark was prepared for such an attack. we heard from the prime minister an hour or so ago. what is the message. what is being said on the government side? >> well the