we're not talking of arrests or of killing. >> even muhammed omar. >> we're not talking about that.talking of peaceful afghanistan. we are talking stability and security for afghanistan. >> isn't that huge one. >> piece with the taliban. people criticize the obama administration for being willing to accept the taliban under certain conditions. they say they shouldn't accept the taliban and they should kill the taliban and you heard that from a lot of the critics of the obama administration and in this particular case even though they're fighting the afghan troops and the nature owe troops, the u.s. troops are fighting the taliban now they're still at the same time willing to negotiate a seltsment and it was prizing to hear him say, yes, even muhammed omar, the guy in charge of afghanistan before 9/11 when worked closely with osama bin laden and al qaeda, even he under certain circumstances would be welcome into some sort of partnership, so it is a strange situation to put it mildly, john, and one that a lot of folks can't understand but it is one they're working on over there in afg

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

thank you cleveland, muhammed, the leader of dpw. your team is doing a good job, buddy. you guys are doing a great job, keep up the good work. we are committed and we stand with you, collectively. i love you and the viking community. -- biking community. >> good morning, buenos dias. i represent district 9 which includes the mission and vernal heights, we had a great day writing to city hall. -- riding to city hall. i do want to go back to something president chiu said. if we meet our objective of 20%, we have to make sure that we are investing more money into our bike infrastructure. we have to make sure a higher percentage of the overall budget is spent on biking. i want to thank the coalition because one of the things they are doing in my district and other parts of the city is working with kids to get more kids on bikes. biking, to really be sustained, we need to make sure the next generation is part of that. the last thing i will say is that we need to take the message of what is happening here in san francisco to influence what is happening in the rest of the regio

election results revealed that he would contest a runoff against muhammed mercy of the muslim brotherhood. this was the scene a few hours ago. the square was at the center of protest during the fall of hosni mubarak last year. hundreds remain in the square protesting against the results saying that they neither want to return to the old regime nor the religious rule of the matt -- of the muslim brotherhood. >> much earlier in the day i was here at tahrir square talking to people just passing by on the pavement. many of them had voted for ahmed shafiq and others for clomid -- mohamad mursi. people here and really do feel this is their last chance to have their voices heard. it remains to see what will happen in the hours ahead, but certainly analyst i have spoken to since the election results renounced said that it has become clear that the candidates have to reach out to these young people, the liberals, the people who took part in the revolution, to reassure them that they are not going to have some kind of agenda for the country that will exclude them. to show people here that they must

. >>> it was heartbreaking to justify your interest and your homestead is muhammed is and it's like i can get there. >>> and if california voters to not approve a tax increase in november the see as you will see more cuts and will be forced to slice the fall freshman class in half. o there are two sides to every story is you know tonight we set out to get the one that explains a bay area police chiefs behavior but it's not going as planned reaction from the people he's sworn to serve and protect. >>> the first openly gay superhero is finally about to pop the question, marvel has orchestrated his next adventure. >>> and were not sure if it's real benefit is it should not be at an auction house blood from a former president available to the highest bidder. well he is under fire and tonight he's also wonder what today's right now chief michael meehan is a berkeley city council meeting and a public official will talk to reporters a city watchdog group says the chief had officers working overtime at taxpayer expense to find his sons still in cellphone. kristen shows us why some people are

dina and her friend muhamed make their way to the campaign office of the socialist secular nationalist candidate, who was inspired by the former egyptian leader. their concern -- they are concerned about the future of their country. here it does not matter if people are christians or muslims. that is one of the reasons dns supports this candidate. >> he talks about the people as a single unit. i feel as if he speaks to me as a citizen of egypt, not as someone who is different. i have the same rights as everyone else. >> that is what she is fighting for. before the revolution, cops tended to keep a low profile political. now, she is old enough to show her face on the streets, fighting for her future. who the next president is will determine how great a role is lomb plays in the country's politics. >> i am just as frightened as the islamists as i am of the old regime. for me, it is important that i am a free citizen, whoever is in government. if the islamists when, i will carry on fighting for my freedom and my rights. i am not a second-class citizen. >> egypt faces a historic decision.

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

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and cnn's muhamed jamjoom is reporting. >> the activists telling us absolutely horrifying tales about what happened on friday. they say, first, the town of houla was shelled, mortars were raining down. and that after that happened, pro-regime militia entered the town and started indiscriminately slaughtering, men, women and children, sometimes entire families. u.n. monitors in that town yesterday starting to investigate the atrocities that occurred. one resident who was a witness to the massacre had this to say. >> translator: by god, i watched the dead bodies of nine children. why are they treating us like animals. we are humans. he was a baby. he had a pacifier in his mouth. what was his guilt. why was he killed. >> mahmoud, still unclear who is responsible for this. the syrian government is denying that its forces carried out the attack, yet the government is placing blame as well. >> reporter: the syrian government today flatly denying they had anything to do with this. yet more and more in the international community and within syria blaming them directly. a spokesperson said thi

photos of khalid sheikh muhammed were posted on a jihadist web site this week.nvestigators are looking into if the pictures were taken at gitmo or just photo-shopped. mu ham ed is accused of the disaster. >>> an army soldier faces life in prison after trying to blow up a restaurant in texas. a federal jury found private first class nasr jason abdo guilty of attempted murder and attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction. he went awolg after trying to blow up a restaurant full of soldier in ft. hood last july. he'll be sentenced in a couple of months. >>> 5:17. the gsa executive in charge of a lavish conference in las vegas has officially left the organization. jeffrey neely, in the center here, retired from the gsa yesterday. gsa officials placed neely on administrative leave in april after details of the expensive vegas trip became public. there were accusations of spending thousands on unnecessary trips, activity, and parties. the administrator for the general services administration and two other top aides were fired or resigned because of that scandal. >

. >> muhammed is the accused mastermind before the deadliest terror attack in u.s. history. if convicted, they could face the death penalty. another hearing is set for next month. it could be a year before the case goes to trial. we will take a quick break. here is a live look outside. we're checking what it is like as he approached the bay bridge. alatas space between cars. will be right back. first this all the >>justine: and we watch them on youtube and host their pictures on facebook, but is it a time for dogs to have a social networking side of their own? we will show you the brains behind the new york start up that definitely think so. >> making new friends can be hard, even when you are as cute as this. this startup sci-fi was used to find trade dates. an indication that social networking has gone to the dogs. the original business plan was to help with puppy love, connecting owners looking to breed pets but eventually the team decided just friends was ok as well. >> we realize there was a bigger need in the market to help the local level facilitate play dates. some o

twitter refused to remove tweets that were promoting a imams of the muhammed prophet. said it did not take down any tweets. however, facebook has agreed to address the concerns about the profit dash >>> the west contra costa county school district is moving closer to regaining control of their school district from the state. on wednesday, the school board will vote on a res caution to move forward with a payoff of the state loan. the district also endedped -- resolution to move forward with a pay off of a state loan. the final payment is expected in august of 2015. >>> there will be a public meeting on wednesday involving the prostitution scandal and charles edwards, he's expected to testify about his condition. so far nine secret service agents have been fired for their environment. >> here's pipeline soft and the chronicle reports that report -- it may, in fact, be true that some of these overpressurizations are not dangerous. it's also true that pg&e has ignored pg&e crews with the wall street -- ignored the pg&e crews. the police and. coast guard teamed up over the

so "face the nation" brought in a real heavyweight to talk politics, muhammed ali, and that is our "facehe nation" flashback. >> for spontaneous and unrehearsed news interview on "face the nation." >> i said i told you i was the greatest not the smartest. >> peter: heavyweight champion of the world didn't fall river political insights but when he asked who he favored, he may have set a record for candor. >> i don't know nothing about politics nor do i want people watching this show to be influenced by my feelings because i don't know nothing about this, but the only administration i have really liked is the ford administration. immediately after beating-- i was invited to the white house and met him and his daughter. >> schieffer: well, good reason or not, it was a memorable broadcast. to this day, ali remains one of the very few to appear on this broadcast who admitted up front not to know enough about something to be taken seriously. our "face the nation" flashback. we'll be back. >> schieffer: well that's it for us today. we want to thank you for joining us. be sure to be here next we

for wet because some >> here is a look at your and muhammed ali picasa 7 day around a bit. >>pam: there's probably a good chance the senate traffic on your way to work. how does the commute affect your help. as this how >>pam: a new study shows that those of a long commute are likely to be obese. did not monitor the diet, exercise or sleep habits of the people who participated. hate jiha [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids? it's nice having u-verse, isn't it? see back in my day, we didn't have these newfangled wireless receivers. fangled? we had to watch basketball in the living room... that's where the tv outlet was. what is he talking about? and if mom was hosting her book club that day, guess what...you missed it! we couldn't just move the tv all willy-nilly all over the house. ohh! ohh! kids today have it so good. ok. [ male announcer ] the wireless receiver only from at&t. get u-verse tv for $25 a month with free hd for six months. at&t. >>grant: the golden gate bridge is getting ready to market a major milestone. it is also going to cause a no longer than expec

in, during a break, frequent prayer breaks for the defendants, i walk in and there's khaled sheik muhammedhite robes essentially serving as imam for the other four defendants with their prayer rugs, conducting prayers and i mean that is a scene you'd never see in federal court. but because these military commissions are untested, and are essentially in some respects on trial themselves as to whether they can deliver a fair trial for the defendants they are bending over backwards to at least give the appearance of a lot of rights and latitude for the defendants. >> michael isakoff, thank you soechl. appreciate your time. >> thank you. >>> today's tweet of the day comes from carol rosenberg who covers guantanamo bay for the miami herald tweeting there prison camp won't explain how ksm henna-ed his beard. statement, joint task force guantanamo does not provide detainees with hair dye. hi, i just switched jobs, and i want to roll over my old 401(k) into a fidelity ira. man: okay, no problem. it's easy to get started; i can help you with the paperwork. um...this green line just appeared on my f

when it came to the cargo plane threat and worked with them, and the head of the saudi service, muhammed benaif was the target of the one of the al bombs so they understand the target and they're a close ally of the united states and this administration official stressed to me that this really was an international effort although they also stress that this bomb never made it to their knowledge near an airport or an airplane prior to coming into their possession as far as their investigation has shown, and it was never a threat to the united states, so that means one of two things to me, john. either this was an early stage, this bomb plot, or it may have been made inneither by the u.s. or a security service which is why they wouldn't fear it detonating. >> an intelligence success in keeping it from either being able to be used or keeping the bomber from buying a particularet and getting on a plane, whatever, and the question now is if they were developing this new technology what is it capable of and what have they learned? here is what the fbi says tonight. as a result of close cooperat

restaurant tour and libyan husband and father plebeian martyrs' were not trying to take light like muhammeddesire rather than in the lives on the higher level than that treated as an inconvenience by a moment oligarchy. they didn't make the claims about how homicidal actions would earn them a place in the gross fantasy of the afterlife. they didn't wish to inspire yelling mobs on the sea of hysteria but the life affirming death to the living def in life the harbingers of the arab spurring code to galvanize their fellow subjects yet to make him aspire citizens. the tides will wind and waves will recede. the landscape will turn brown and dusty again but nothing can expel from the mind the example. once again and his demonstrated that people do not love their chains or their jailers and the aspiration for civilized life that universal eligibility to be noble soul in paris shibley phrases it is proper and common to all. thank you. [applause] my name is steve wasserman. i'm proud to say, of 32 years to christopher, publisher of his first works here in the united states and for the last seven yea

[laughter] muhammed ali. >> the peterson foundation had a contest on facebook to come up with questions to ask you. one of them came from a guy named it polyps from shelburne, vermont -- rick pollock. how close to the edge are we right now? that this question. >> anybody who has had the responsibility of governing has to recognize these deficits are not sustainable over the long run. we have a 10-year problem. we have an immediate problem of restoring deficits to a level where the deck starts falling. we also have a pick-your problem and a 100-year problem. those commitments we made are not sustainable and we have to bring them back to earth. but we are in a much stronger position to manage those talented than any other major economy in the world, because we are a younger country. our growth rates are stronger, because we started with relatively low debt burdens before the crisis and because the level of taxes in our economy is so low and because the commitments we make that are still modest compared to the needs of most americans. we are in a much stronger position to deal with these t

the peterson people had -- >> there is a famous muhammed ali line. he says, he's to come into the ring, my opponents have a strategy and i would hit them. what drives people to this, when you confront the fiscal map of this reality, it is not republican or democratic. it is reality. >> there has been this talk on facebook. one man asked, how bad does the debt have to get before there is a series bipartisan effort to make the difficult choices? how close to the edge do you think we are? >> i think anyone who has had the irresponsibility of our printing needs to recognize that these steps are unsustainable for the long run. we have a 10-year problem and an immediate problem of restoring deficit to a decent level. we also have a 50-year problem and 100-year problem and even beyond that. we need to bring those back down to earth. no doubt about it. we are in a stronger position to manage those. we are a number country. our growth rates are stronger because we struggled with a relatively low debt burdens before the crisis. because the level of taxes is re