the holy day marks the martyrdom of the profit muhamed's grandson, and it is the biggest event in the shia calendar. police say that a bomb was attached to a bicycle. it exploded in a crowded area. the attacks come one day after the international conference in germany, when foreign governments pledged to support afghanistan. president karzai made no secret of his views. >> thank you for this -- thank you for the very encouraging words, 70, and condolences for the victims of the terrorist action today. this is the first time on such an important religious day in afghanistan that terrorism of that horrible nature is taking place. >> of the injured are rushed to hospital. emergency services stretched beyond limits. open anti-muslim violence is rare here. the taliban has denied responsibility and condemned the attack. >> our correspondent is near the scene of the attack and just sent this report. >> you can see the crowds behind me. they are extremely angry. worshipers here, the attack was just down the road from where we are. many have been taken to hospital. there are pools of blood the

because the communication as you said there was so good, had stopped and muhamed who has been unbelievable in his devotion to this group and want to work this thing out, it was he that said in the late afternoon meeting that he believed negotiations have stalled. and something had happened because the situation was deteriorating. commissioner dejesus: that does seem -- people are upset. >> we have to wait until they are in violation of the law if that is the section that we will enforce. commissioner dejesus: they are during the daytime. >> they are. commissioner dejesus: the other thing, people were pushed and injured, they said. i appreciate that the officers that were injured are doing well. or any of the occupiers taken to the hospital, where there is serious injuries? >> not that i am aware of. the sheriff's department -- a few were rearrested and engaged in further stuff. one tillman said i had a medical but he had played that twice. commissioner dejesus: imagine resources. we have when it comes to the budget, one of the things that the board -- a this is over time. i wondered if you

he won against muhammed ali. >> rose: a fluke. >> it wasn't a fluke but it wasn't the muhammed ali that he was supposed to be. >> we've got to be tied in this country and with our allies. where are the important areas that we must use our pressure, our weight. we've got to begin to think together about what this new world ought to look like in the next century. and to argue then that we have lost our way, that we arbts as strong as we were, we aren't as compeed to act as we were is in part true. but remember something, the last 50 years, all of us had an enemy. we knew who he was. we made our foreign policy decisions fundamentally against a context of how does it affect the cold war, the balance between the soviet union and the unite states. and without admitting that i lived through that, it was a lot easier to make those decisions then than it is now. because we don't have that any more. and what is it we want the world to look like in the 21st century, deserves some hard thought. and in that sense bosnia has come along at a terrible time. because we haven't thought through what it is

she has hardly had time to grieve for her son, but she wants to make sure that no one forgets what muhammed and she of the revolution will take a positive turn. >> i hope the newly elected politicians will do their best and respect their duties. and i hope the tunisian people will be more patient and calm down. >> for us, the day ends as it began, with protesters blocking our way. it is that taxi drivers again, and it looks like we're in for a long night. but they say however longd the nighthoweverawn will break, and perhaps the new dawn will bring a bright new future for tunisia. >> and that is our "in depth" journey to the place where the air a revolution all began. thank you so much for joining us. ♪ ♪ ♪

at least 50 -- muhammed's grandson. at least 50 people were killed. four others were killed and dozens were injured in two other bombings. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton told other diplomats today in question knee view that culture -- geneva that culture practices over religious are no excuse for discriminating against gay people. president obama is telling government agencies working in other countries to start using foreign aid to assist gays and lesbians who are facing human rights violations. >>> there are reports of an historic settlement in that coal mine disaster last year in west virginia that killed 29 coal miners. an attorney with knowledge of the settlement told "the associated press" the coal mine owner will pay a fine, including $46 million in restitution to the miners' meams. a methane explosion is blamed for the disaster at the upper big branch mine in april of last year. >>> former illinois governor, rod blagojevich is awaiting his sentence in the corruption case that ended his political career. at a sentencing hearing in chica

terrorism that as we are here today the political cartoonist in seattle in hiding because she drew muhammed and people immediately sent in death threats. it is important to understand that you have to be honest enough to say this is the impact terrorism has not only globally but in the united states in terms of inhibiting free conversation. you have to be willing to say when van gogh is killed for making a documentary about how muslims treat women or daniel pearl of the wall street journal be headed, we have to speak honestly and directly about what terrorism means. you can't just say you are a bad guy because you point out the fact that there are people who want you to shut up and i won't shut up. [applause] >> we have time for a 20 seconds question and a 40 seconds answer. >> thank you for coming here. my question is have you seen any evidence of muzzling free speech taking place on college campuseses today? >> oh yes. this is so interesting. my son just got out of college and when he was in political science or history class he was pretty conservative. he is a republican. he would say to

muhammed as many entries on the internet. this is what i submitted to the secretary of the army. it was to get the army to go through the regulation mentioned in here that comes from army regulations. go down to paragraph 8 and it says in the case of international terrorism that the secretary of the army has the authority to do that but it has to have an investigation done and submitted by a major command intelligence security officer. we still have no answer on whether that was done. we just get a criminal act now. that denies the fact that abdul hakim maohammed flew to yemen on 9/11. why would he pick that day? he is arrested on november 14, 2008 in his possession he's got bomb-making materials, he's got alaki tapes and a fix the melia passport. what would he have that? he was going to somalia. when i met with the fbi in september of 2009, i ask them that question and they could not said. i said it is rhetorical. i have been to somalia and served there during restore hope. the average guy camry but if you show him a piece of paper with a bunch of rubber stamps on it, he will le

and say he's getting, you know -- if this had been a muslim country and they had done that and had muhammedoing that stuff, you would have found bombs being blown off and bodies on the street. but we think it's okay. >> well, we do think it's okay because we have this thing called the first amendment which gives us freedom of speech and religion. there's no widespread anti-christian bigotry in this country except for the one manufactured by fox news. but there is a significant anti-muslim bigotry. and one of the biggest offenders is, you got it, pat robertson. >> islam is a violent religion. it's not a religion of peace. you're in a country where mohammed is not too -- go and get your name changed. get it like mo or something. islam is not a religion. it is a political system bent on world domination. and i think we should treat it as such and treat its adherence as we would members of the communist party or members o some fascist group. >> for pat robertson to complain about christianity being under attack in this country is ungodly "psycho talk." >>> republicans love to say president obam

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restorer muhammed all the boxing title. they said he is the warrior st. of the black athlete. number two. this is light black african birdies jack. of the apartheid country that we have no place on the olympic field. number three, higher african-american coaches. they were dominated by black athletes and you know, the number of coaches if you try to count them on to hands there was just one. here reopen the consciously stepped into the crosshairs to say avery has to go of the international olympic committee. [applause] for those of you clapping you realize not how just that was but how daring. he was the head of the ioc the most powerful person in olympics sports but also happened to be a fascist. the percentage of the average yield of 61936 to the hitler germany. a white supremacist somebody who was so out there if rick perry was around he would have been you are crazy. [laughter] and also incredibly powerful and these guys said you have got to go. they came up with the plan for the boycott that fell through. one of the reasons was good, but the ioc caves so for the first tim

great scene of fighting in the crusades and why the dome of the rock from which the muslims believe muhammedns so much to everybody and why it's so spectacular. you fall in love with the city and it breaks your heart that people can't make peace over it because it's a treasure. it's a wonderful book. >> a biography of the city, you make it so impossible not to pick that up. but i want to also ask you about something that you said in september. you said when everyone else counted gingrich out, you did not. >> no. >> you said don't count him out. you also, having worked with him, i'm wanting to know putting aside politics, do you see newt gingrich as a man who has the temperament, the leadership qualities to be president of the united states? >> that's what the presidential election is for. you really never -- you find out a lot about people in the crucible of battle and they're all turning on him now and running all these negative ads. it's funny, they're basically doing to each other in a serial way what they did to the democrats in 2010. and then they fight back and one rises and one falls.

kenny been translated for muhammed ali at up rumble in the jungle fight with george foreman. one of the many highlights of his distinguished career was accompanying ronald reagan to the super powers summit with the general secretary mikhail gorbachev. all this provides a unique perspective for our symposium today. ladies and gentlemen, please give a warm welcome to ambassador ken adelman. [applause] >> thank you, do. that was a wonderful introduction. so much nicer than the introduction i had in indianapolis when i was in office and a fellow there from the rotary club said that i had been with ronald reagan for all these important things, i was in and out of the white house constantly, new everything that was happening, so he ended his introduction to me with a grand flourish. he said, listen up carefully and hear the latest doh from washington, ken adelman. [laughter] i remember i briefly served in the senate intelligence committee for about a year-and- a-half. this is one bill casey was the d.c.i. it was the forest for having selective fidelity in his presentations -- he wa

great scene of fighting in the crusades and why the dome of the rock from which the muslims believe muhammedcular. you fall in love with the city and it breaks your heart that people can't make peace over it because it's a treasure. it's a wonderful book. >> a biography of the city, you make it so impossible not to pick that up. but i want to also ask you about something that you said in september. you said when everyone else counted gingrich out, you did not. >> no. >> you said don't count him out. you also, having worked with him, i'm wanting to know putting aside politics, do you see newt gingrich as a man who has the temperament, the leadership qualities to be president of the united states? >> that's what the presidential election is for. you really never -- you find out a lot about people in the crucible of battle and they're all turning on him now and running all these negative ads. it's funny, they're basically doing to each other in a serial way what they did to the democrats in 2010. and then they fight back and one rises and one falls. it's going to be interesting, because it appe