muhammed said no. elijah said no. we fight with the newspaper. he said we cannot beat the double through the war but we can attack them with a newspaper. they increased their circulation. eventually they reach santa barbara and justice stevens brother told the story at a conference in chicago his mother said we have to go to los angeles to see what the muslims are all about. they fell into the nation of islam. true believers running their own mosque in santa barbara. this ad chapter in that book writing a letter to chicago and a couple weeks later some halla man got into their apartment and shot them dead and center bart representative police came down with a thorough investigation putting pressure on the stephens brothers that they closed the mosque in returned to oakland. at the time the mosque the bay area and san francisco. the minister did not like these guys. he also did not like the fact they were taking over a piece of the bay area. oakland was his territory. they went back and forth with chicago. you can have lost their but those are the

that is the character of muhammed nuru himself. you know, whenever you pick up garbage with somebody for five years and you go into the gritty as part of our city, the alleyways where we have discovered graffiti and illegal dumping, when we worked along side of companies like recology and others, when we go at midnight unplugging sewer lines in the middle of the night after a huge rain, you know who you are working with. you know the character of the person you're working with. you know they do not give up. you know not only is there a work ethic there, there's a level of enthusiasm that reflects a strong value of love for neighborhood and a love for the city. that is why note -- mohammad nuru has been selected to be our new public works director for the long haul and will help naomi and all the other departments of the city administrator's office collaborate with the rest of the city family to get things done. i am so proud of mohammed, proud of his consistent effort to reflect his love for neighborhood, that i will be out of thei

domingo pasados, arrestaron a otroes dos hombres cerca del lugar de un asalto >>> se trata del doctor muhammededucación superiror, alrededor de 15 estudiantes protestaron por los recortes al presupuesto de la universidad >>> si usted tiene cualquier información llame a >>> algunos residentes tendrán un nuevo código de área, el 669, el cual coexistirá con el 408, para responder al aumento de demanda de números de teléfono, los cambios serán recien en t6 meses más. >>> con motivo del aniversario del líder de los campesinos césar chávez ,miles de personas se reúnen para educar sobre la vida de césar chávez, se contó con la presencia de artistas, shows, mucha diversión para toda la familia. >>> césar chávez, fue un gran líder para los inmigrantes en california, él fue el que empezó la batalla para los trabajadores inmigrantes, que empezaran una unión y trabajar juntos. >>> la fiesta comenzó alrededor de las 11 de la mañana en el parque misión dolores, después hubo una feria, también se celebró el 50 aniversario del sindicato united work fest. >>> muchas personas asistieron al gran picnic, y las au

the ex-wife of muhammed is a about her former husband's actions. prevail the real reason for the spray. over threeome people in october of 2002. it is executed in 2009. can hear what he has to say at 4:00 right here on abc 7. a democratic strategist of ms.s about the wife sparking words. on wednesday, as she tells cenis not qualified to discuss the economy because she not work today in her life. she fired back. yesterday's should clarify the remarks. >> it is not an attack on an romney. i apologize. not go over again when i to getfeel like we need to the issues. >> she said she made a choice to home and raised five boys. she said it was hard work. >> the president will attend the summit of the americas. he will stop in tampa where he about the benefits america andh latin then on to columbia. hillary clinton also attend the summit. this fire broke out last night at a recycling center. up by systemss inc.. was a worse. >> public school students will n danger this and little earlier. the last day of school will now friday june 15 incident tuesday june

[applause] >> next we have muhammed new rule -- nuru. >> how about a big hand for mayor lee for the work he has done in revitalizing this corridor? [applause] i have had the pleasure to work with mayor lee for over 12 years. we have been working up and down the street. since he became mayor, he had been putting a lot of effort down here. he is making sure this place is a revitalized. through our work, in many neighborhoods in san francisco, when i got a call from the mayor that he wanted to improve the standards here, i said, no problem sir. the corridor standard is something that we launched three years ago where we went into many of the corridors and put in sweepers. this is not a new concept. it has been done in many cities. the court or worker concept is someone who works with businesses, tells them what is expected of them, helps to keep the area clean, remove graffiti, makes sure the sidewalks are clean, and report any problems. we are very happy to partner in that. the other project that we have also been asked to play a role and is the revitalization of the substation. we will ta

when i first met muhammed, our program planted many of these trees. many of the shrubs on this whole street. and many of the people that planted those trees are not with us. every tree, every plant needs a person to care for it. by us caring for plants, we care for ourselves. we have a way to care for those who can learn how to work and take care of those families. that is what she was about, we inspired -- thank you to everyone. >> another big hand for catherine. are we ready to go to work? we will be planting this tree? ♪ >> hello. welcome to "culturewire." we are here today with bay area artist jody chanel, and we are here to see the plaza where your piece has just been installed. >> i have been doing large-scale paintings in the galleries and museums, and the idea that in the future, i could do something that would hang out a little bit longer than the duration of the installation the kind of appeal to me. i quickly found out about the san francisco arts commission school and realized there was a pre-qualified school you had to apply to, so i appl

we then traveled to the countryside where we met the salafist muhammed bhakti. wants to set up a state based on shiria law in tunisia. >> we are against democracy. democracy is a western social model and it means the majority decides what happens. for us, all power emanates from god. only his word counts. >> this actor takes this to a university on the outskirts of tunis. bhakti and his followers have been blocking this for several months. the atmosphere is charged. the fundamentalists want the university to lift the ban on female students wearing the full dale. the salafists are focusing their anger on the university administration. >> they always used this tactic. they act aggressively to increase the pressure as a way of achieving their aims. >> the aggression can turn into outright violence. this house was attacked and destroyed. he owns and runs a private tv station that broadcast the animated film "persepolis," which shows bought as a bearded old man. for the salafists, that is blasphemy. he is a figure of eight for the fundamentalists. he believed to need

muhammed was robbed of his sister. >> the rescue team found my sister's mobile phone and some jewelryear her dead body and they contacted us. >> tonight, it is a time of grief. instead of happy reunions at the airport, the agony of bereavement. some families have lost more than one member. bbc news, on the outskirts of islamabad. >> in norway today, some of the most detailed and harrowing testimony yet was delivered at the trial of andrus behring breivik. he shot the courtroom when he described how, disguised as a policeman, he went on a rampage. some details are too distressing to report but our correspondent is following the trial from the court and brings us the latest. >> the atmosphere court changed today as the country braced itself, though few could imagine what was to come. throughout, it has been breivik's detachment, his cold, and emotional responses that have been most disturbing. today, he discussed the killing spree as if he were describing a day at work. "under normal circumstances, i am a nice person," he said. as he reached the island and prepared for the massacre, he

i look forward to working with you and muhammed and of the mta because we have issues in regards to that. we are just getting our coalition organized and a look forward to working with the city in the future. [applause] >> do you want to ask a question? you can do it for right there. >> i have no question. i just came because i'm on the board for west with highland and i love all the different neighborhood associations. that is why many of us choose to live here. i just put that i signed something -- i don't have a question but i would like to have the chance to say thank you to all of you, because this is why we live in san francisco. i really like the idea that our voices can be heard and i wish i had something to say. [applause] >> , on in. a few others -- if you want to line up. >> i would like to thank you for holding these budget town hall meetings. i formerly represented district 7 on the pedestrian safety advisory committee. i have concerns about the configuration of jfk drive. i am concerned it is not safe for people because i know it is supposed to provide traffic called in. we

i look forward to working with you and muhammed and of the mta because we have issues in regards to that. we are just getting our coalition organized and a look forward to working with the city in the future. [applause]

i haven't heard any apologies from the system that produced muhammed at aa. but america looks at them as -- the west has to get off of this grandiose thinking that they are so sophisticated and they should be excused because their muslim countries. as tyrannical as any other country. third world countries -- after 9/11, no. we have to have one set of rules to govern all countries. no country should have the right to attack other countries and every time they attack us we get an apology from obama. it is ridiculous. it is a joke. he apologized for the burning of the koran. that is a joke because the government of saudi arabia officially burned the korans of the shiites because they hate them. the same country that burned the koran, saudi arabia, we are apologizing for some korans there are used for transmitting some information? obama is wrong. >> my name is jamie wallace. i am a graduate of the congressional intern on the hill. i want to make sure before i ask this question i have the correct information. the law that you were quoting are the primary sources

protesters made noise outside the event center last week during the inauguraion of sjsu president muhammed quayomi. they wanted to get the attention of c-s-u chancellor charles reed -- who attended the event. student herlinda aguirre helped organize this protest to support faculty members. herlinda aguirre:"going on strike is the mode of action they have to do to get a fair contract for everyone. and the thing is its not gonna be like a full on strike, its gonna be a two day rolling strike." the union representing faculty members initiated a strike vote after contract negotiations stalled earlier this month. the contract with the union expired two years ago and union members say they've been left with stagnate wages and an increased workload. jonathan karpf: "they want to have self support classes where the students pay more and the faculty teaching those classes get paid less, and don't have benefits and the only thing stopping them from doing that is the cfa." the administration declined to comment on the recent actions of the faculty, but vice chancellor gail brooks said: " the csu rema

it live tree the muhammed ali written to part are written and as a range parody the body or in your purse for this to work. motion control technology is one of the next big things. half >>justine: we will take a quick break and we will be that as we mark the 106th anniversary of the day that changed san francisco for ever. will be prepared. what'll it be? i'll have blueberry pancakes. uh huh. actually, make that glazed pecans... ok. with chocolate... no... caramel sauce. whipped cream? uhhhhhhh, yeah... but on the side. introducing build your own pancakes. only at denny's. >>justine: search crews are out once again looking for a sierra lamar. the search for the 15 year- old has now expanded as there are following new beads although the sheriff's department will not say what the new leaves are. >> we are not specifying what specific results pertain to which items, but it has led to further leads in further information. it may result in a burst of interest or may not. we do not know at this time. detectives still have to do follow-up in regards to the evidence. >> why do you say this may le

really hurt it, turned it into a regional sport is because of generation of parents seeing footage of muhammede sport has done. there used to be a dozen boxing gyms in the county i grew up in, now only one. >> ultimate fighting is growing. ultimate fighting is perhaps as close and you say get to the roman coliseum today, people bleeding profusely, putting guys in a cage, going at it, should that be legal or should we just ban that sport? >> i don't think it can be banned. i don't think it should be banned. i think people do go in with a sense of free will. i think we're going back to a time like in the late 19th 19th century where you have high sports and low sports. that's what the nfl wants to avoid, become ago low sport. it means a lot of passion and a lot less money. >> sports editor for the nation dave, thanks so much for your time tonight. no question this is going to be an issue that is tough for the nfl to deal with. stay right here for the war room. thanks for spending time with us.

637 international dignitaries including the afghan ambassador well as in the inauguration ceremony muhamed has been on the job for the last nine months before says they he served as president of cal state east bay the ground is now officially broken and santa clara for the new 49ers football stadium an invitation only ceremony was held yesterday at the stadium sites near great america city council members and teams the home use gold plated shovels to break ground at the precise spot that will be the center of the field the city's mayor had this to say of the critics. >>> is it all the people weren't and i'll go to egypt as a better view tonight was not happening here tonight. the new stadium seats more than 68,000 team officials say will be environmentally friendly and high-tech at all goes as planned the 49ers will open at the 2014 season in santa clara. some sense silicon valley leaders say three years is enough they want to light a fire under major league baseball officials would not decided whether to let the oakland a's move to the city not there to lend us live from says they good mo

there is new video claiming to be from muhammed.ake a look, appears to be a military sniper's nest and one of the troops holding a camera while the rest of the troops ham it up and dance. snipers are still in cities. people are still getting shot and especially in homes the shelling goes on. listen. >> opposition members say at least 70 people in killed in syria today. we can't independently confirm the number or the video. the pictures haven't lied. the regime however has and does and the american u.n. ambassador is saying plainly. >> you deal with syrian representatives all the time. i've had them on the program and they have said things that are not true and have lied and demonstrably untrue time and time again. do they have any credibility to you? i don't know if you can say that. >> no, they don't. let's be plain. you're right. they have lied to the international community, lied to their own people, and the biggest fabricator of the facts is asad himself, his representatives merely doing his bidding and under probably some not

he was gunned down in the neighborhood by followers of the elijah muhammed.ad no idea how prophetic malcolm was months before he was killed. but he gave the reason why he had broken with the black muslims and with the elijah mohammed. >> he had six sisters, all of them were pregnant. i am told there is a seventh sister who is supposed to be in mexico and she is supposed to be having a child by him appeared >> do you feel you should take over the leadership of the black moslems? >> no, i have no desire to take your the leadership of the black muslims and i have never had that desire. but i have the desire to see the afro-american in this country to have the same rights as the white jew. >> the fact is, he was a dead man six months after that. >> i show that because to have the privilege of having millions of americans and other people in countries as well, to have the privilege of having telling people about individuals like those two -- because you have an audience, because you walk the streets and have done the homework and it is hardly -- you do not do it b

muhammed?porter: well, dave, this assault on central kabul in this very heavily fortified part of the city close to the presidential palace lasted for over 18 hours yesterday, well into this morning. we heard loud explosions throughout the day and night. rpgs being launched into buildings where insurgents were holed up. we know the british embassy, the german and russian embassy and i.c.e. headquarters were all together targeted -- were all targeted in this attack which raises questions about how they were able to get into this part of the city. this is the city referred to as the ring of steel. president karzai came out with a statement in which he claim blamed the intelligence failure not just on afghan forces but nato. and that brings into question who really is in charges here. afghan security forces were supposed to be in charge of security in kabul, but with these questions and with the fact that president karzai is blaming nato for intelligence failures, it just goes to show many questio

thing that is vitally important is that the central government has to, particularly people like muhammed who have influence over the government officials who are now in the process of appointing leaders in the districts to say okay i'm going to pull this governor out because he's not doing what i'm asking them to do and all of a sudden somebody comes in and you find out his last name and it's because they influence the decision process. the constitution there was drafted for afghanistan is if you read it it's very similar to what the united states looks at passing control to the states in the less powerful central government. but what we are seeing right now in afghanistan is the constitution hasn't been fully enacted. the district and local levels where there are elections that show progress particularly we have a good success. the government still doesn't trust. they want to appoint their own people. i have had three regional chiefs of police and helmand province so you build a relationship with one and he's pulled out because he's not doing what he is being told to do so someone else

why would we spend millions of dollars on kalik shiek muhammed? why would we bring a case on the drone? in those cases, you are talking about the most critical exertion of government power. the number of individuals directly affected is maybe 100. but when you have the highest rank of government decide to hold individuals without charges or trial, to ship them off to black sites, to authorize torture, which was hitherto illegal, and then endeavor to obfuscate that from the entire practice, lawyers, the public, you're talking about a high-stakes game that can literally change the course of american history. and when we allow a government like ours to hunt and kill one of its own u.s. citizens, not in a theatre of war, with no assertion of legal framework, no assertion of the fact, and then killed him without any judicial review, where the executive branch is to be judge, drury command executioner, the stakes -- judge, jury, and executioner, the stakes are enormously high. those powers, once taken, are very hard to take back. in the case of mr. luck

he was gunned down in the neighborhood by followers of the elijah muhammed. i had no idea how prophetic malcolm was months before he was killed. but he gave the reason why he had broken with the black muslims and with the elijah mohammed. >> he had six sisters, all of them were pregnant. i am told there is a seventh sister who is supposed to be in mexico and she is supposed to be having a child by him appeared >> do you feel you should take over the leadership of the black moslems? >> no, i have no desire to take your the leadership of the black muslims and i have never had that desire. but i have the desire to see the afro-american in this country to have the same rights as the white jew. >> the fact is, he was a dead man six months after that. >> i show that because to have the privilege of having millions of americans and other people in countries as well, to have the privilege of having telling people about individuals like -- because you have an audience, because you walk the streets and have done the homework and it is hardly -- you do not do it by your

why would we spend millions of dollars on kalik shiek muhammed? why would we bring a case on the drone? in those cases, you are talking about the most critical exertion of government power. the number of individuals directly affected is maybe 100. but when you have the highest rank of government decide to hold individuals without charges or trial, to ship them off to black sites, to authorize torture, which was hitherto illegal, and then endeavor to obfuscate that from the entire practice, lawyers, the public, you're talking about a high-stakes game that can literally change the course of american history. and when we allow a government like ours to hunt and kill one of its own u.s. citizens, not in a theatre of war, with no assertion of legal framework, no assertion of the fact, and then killed him without any judicial review, where the executive branch is to be judge, drury command executioner, the stakes are enormously high. those powers, once taken, are very hard to take back. in the case of mr. lucky, we have had enormous discussion. i think