in 2005 he commissioned cartoons of the prophet muhammed. >> that cartoon is not targeted

also the cartoonist who worked there who did cartoons of the prophet muhammed he was the subject of a serious attack at his house. an armed man from somalia tried to kill him and luckily he had a safe house -- a safe room in his house and he was able to basically protect himself there. the story is not over in denmark and the danish embassy in pack pakistan was attacked by al qaeda. >> do you agree with that paul cruickshank, that this will be a per sisterent threat going forward and people seemingly living in peace and then this happens? it's quite scary given the similarity given what happened in paris and copenhagen. >> there's been a persistent terror threat to denmark ever since the cartoons were posted in the newspaper and he posted it in 2005. there was also a plot in 2010 by al qaeda central and they drove all of the way to copenhagen with a machine gun and their plan was to kill up to 200 journalists that was thwarted by swedish and danish authorities. there have been several other plots besides. so there's been this persistent threat in denmark and a significant amount of ra

in 2005 he commissioned cartoons of the prophet muhammed. >> that cartoon is not targeted muslims it's targeting a . >> in juldz posten. >> that's what makes them so difficult to handle. >> the ongoing debate over freedom of the press is back in the headlines after 12 people were murdered on the attack of a french satirical newspaper, charlie hebdo. >> we did not publish we caved in to intimidation and i don't think we'll get less intimidation because of that. we are telling the system that it works. >> are rose's name and face appeared on the laid editor of charlie hebdo. >> what can be more peaceful? >> i spoke with flemming rose on the first american publication of his book "the tyranny of silence." >> i've got to start with the horror of what happened in paris. what did you think when you heard about the attack on charlie hebdo? >> i was shocked. i mean, i was grieving because i knew some of these people. but i was not surprised. in 2006 when the danish embassies were burning in beirut and damascus and tehran, i was shocked and surprised. it seemed very unreal. so i couldn't relate

wounded in an attack at the free speech event where a cartoonist who often portrays the prophet muhammedwork. joining me now is the jim kavanagh an atf special agent. what was going on right now as far as what investigators are doing. i would imagine they must be afraid there will be a third shooting coming. >> clearly right paige. this is the thing law enforcement fears always in this kind of event. if it is the same shooter. if it is a copy cat shooter, or if it's a co-conspirator. so those are the possibilities. but this is two shootings in proximity. where they have to find out is this guy the same one. is it a confederate or a copy cat. and they will look at the weapons, the bullets fired. they might be able to tell pretty quickly if it's the same weapon, the descriptions of the assailants. and there is clearly going to be asking the public's help to identify them from the video tape, pictures they have and if they can get some of the the synagogue. so this is a case where the whole country is going to want to help the copenhagen police. except for a few confederates maybe. but gene

they faced several death attacks after drawing caricatures of the prophet muhammed. the scene, very familiar to the massacre in january at the "charlie hebdo" paper in paris. this event featured a panel discussion about free speech in the wake of that attack. >>> in boston they are preparing for yet another storm. four storms, record-breaking in massachusetts. this time a snow hurricane. massachusetts governor charles baker is now up at the podium. let's listen to officials in massachusetts as they prepare for getting hit yet again. >> the snow we'll see tomorrow will make driving virtually impossible late tonight and during the course of tomorrow during the day. folks should be finishing up their preparations tonight in anticipation that tomorrow they will stay off the roads. i can't say this enough. unless you have a really good reason to be out tomorrow we would urge you all to stay off the roads so that the crews can do the work they need to do to plow the roads and to continue the work we've been doing over the course of the past week or so to remove and dispose

in 2005 he commissioned cartoons of the prophet muhammed. >> that cartoon is not targeted muslims it's targeting a .

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held organized by a swedish artist who had faced numerous threats for his depictions of the prophet muhammed. the artist was not hurt but a 40-year-old man was killed and police are still looking for gunmen. >>> terrorism is not suspected in a attack on a mall in canada. a nova scotia man and a woman from illinois wanted to kill as many as possible as the halifax mall. and then planned to kill themselves. another suspect shot himself to death after police surrounded his home. a tip on the crime line led to the arrest. >> and here at home delaware police identified a man found shot to death overnight. they found him dead in a house on a 600 block of maryland court in townsend early this morning. they are performing an autopsy and have not made any arrests. >>> friends and family remembered carly mall at a funeral service today in chester county. from chadds ford attended millersville near lancaster. police say her boyfriend killed her last week. prosecutors charged him with first-degree murder saying he beat and strangled her in her dorm room. he's from kennetht square and will be back in cou

at sea muhammed wants the old days back, when syrian and lebanese fishermen used to work together. now it's lonely and not very profitable. nicole johnson, al jazeera at the lebanese-syria border. >> there are new pictures of cuban leader fidel castro that have been published by the cuban media and they show the eight and he-year-old. look at him. there you see the 88-year-old reading and looking pretty alert. these pictures were apparently taken on the 23rd of january. there have been so many rumors, because he hasn't been heard from for a while and so these pictures have been reds by the cuban media. >> it's been two weeks sips the death of a prosecutor in argentina. the death has polarized people in the country just months away from a presidential election. we have the latest. >> whether the prosecutor committed suicide or was murdered is still being investigated. if he was killed, then who killed him? someone with the government, one of the many elements of a security service in crisis, one of the the security men or the assistant he borrow add gun from just days earlier. she s

in 2005 he commissioned cartoons of the prophet muhammed. >> that cartoon is not targeted muslims it's targeting a . >> in juldz posten. >> that's what makes them so difficult to handle.

foreign events abroad, you know, the egyptian revolution or you know, the cartoons about the prophet muhammed and the danish publication, what was the chatter, what were the imams saying in their sermons? >> to justify this, the nypd secretly labeled entire mosques as "terrorist organizations". >> so it was total surveillance, it was suspicion-less surveillance. in other words the nypd wasn't necessarily pursuing concrete, specific leads having to do with a criminal investigation or a crime, they were really engaged in a mapping effort. >> can i get a shwarma? >> everyone is a target, and every place is fair game including this restaurant. it was listed in a secret nypd document as a "location of concern," along with other restaurants, cafes and bakeries in the area. all of them, the nypd says are owned by arabs or muslims. >> it's funny because some of the nypd who were doing the spying, their supervisors kept noticing that they were going to the same restaurants. so they finally asked them you know is that a real hot spot, is there a lot of activity there? and it just turned out the cops li

in the biography i have read it, it says he is a descendent of the prophet muhammed's tribe. >> how do you think this plays out? >> i think it is very much a long term challenge. >> that is what the president says. >> i agree with him. >> does the goal have to be containing it? or can it be eradicating it? >> i think eradicating it is ambitious. first of all, this is a group that has been around for nine years. that kind of containing it is the best thing we can do. there are no good solutions. the best option is to limit our own personal involvement as the u.s. so that doug governments and peoples of this region are forced to confront this group. is a threat to them, more than us. >> as soon as they recognize that, they may be able to turn it around. >> and that is the hope. that is the hope. it is not going to be something that takes hold overnight. the battle is being joined but it is not over. al qaeda in yemen is a strong hold out against the expansion. >> they have connected it to the french attackers. >> is interesting, one of al qaeda's scholars in yemen who claimed credit for

punching do the talking in those days but you have seen this that moment of the was the standard with muhammed of the. in your face. do you think you should have done more of that? >> i think it has to do with the ability that both fighters have. it is such separate fight that this guy would take a chance. so people pay for things and anything could happen because it is that much different. neil: when i looked at your own longevity you have been a consequential figure for decades period mustelid get this to say maybe not as much with the heavyweight division but clearly enough on pay-per-view to warrant stating in covering -- in the ring. kim people al stayed their welcome? >> absolutely. >> both of them are heavyweights. [laughter] they are bigger than me. neil: but bernard you are a sticking around. but is the of money a factor when you look at the pay-per-view packages? i have one more big fight even though it is not close it is worth to stick around one more time? >> i think every person is honest he knows if he can be productive and what he is boxing for. there are all types of situations

muhammed nasrat was a refugee in pakistan. he returned home to set up his business. it was making $300,000 a year, now profits are down by more than half. >> the pouring of the american's money and the money of the other people, it was not realistic. it should not be considered as a realistic economy because it was suddenly disappeared. >> the new president ago begany said the focus should be on developing mineral resources but this will take time. >> we have seen the closure of more than 600 projects, and it has deprived almost 50,000 afghans, intellectuals scholars, professionals and they have become jobless. >> as savings run out they're left to join the crowd of unemployed men knowing there are hardly any new jobs to go around. nicole johnston, al jazeera kabul. >> fistfights have broken out in turkey's parliament cracking down on violent protests. >> it is the second such brawl over the controversial legislation this week. the bill gives police more power to conduct searches and increases penalties for anyone carrying pet patrol bombs sling shots or fireworks. o

i'm hopeful and still fighting with muhammed. >> the arrests on december 29 2013 were initially assumed to be short-lived a mistake of the media accreditation. by the time it passed, it became clear that the government had other intentions. those who know greste, with little experience of egypt could make little sense of the charge that he was linked to what the government described as terrorists. the same can be said of his colleagues. the hash tag #freeajstaff went crime. the treatment of the employees was a threat to the entire journalistic community reporting from egypt. the trial failed to produce any credible evidence against the three. there was foot acknowledge found including a video of sheep herding, some of greste's work entirely and different news currently entirely. in june, the men were convicted and jailed. the lowest point of a desperate year for all involved. world leaders including president obama denounced the court ruling, with you the egyptian government stood behind it and said it was not a political decision and up up to the legal system to figure out what was nex

at sea muhammed wants the old days back. when syrian and lebanese fishermen used to work together. now it's lonely and not very profitable. >> back to our top story now the declaration of victory over isil forces by the bad are core. they are helping to fight isil in iraq. >> thank you for talking to us. however is the iraqi government and the iraqi armed forces dependent upon militias like the badr corps? >> it's not a word that can be said is that they got a victory because of badr, because its means that the iraqi government and iraqi army has no relations accurate relations strong relations to this victory. actually the militia are fighting isis, it's true, but there are crisis inside the militia and the whole state because of the financial cries because of the oil barrel prices, because of there is no salaries salaries for the militia. they are forced to sell their guns. >> who are the people who make up the militia? are they iraqis, former soldiers? who are they? >> well, actually, all reports saying that all the what we call the main bulk of militia. actually, they are alway

it happened at an event organized by an artist known for depicting the prophet muhammed as a dog in aeived threats in the past. at the time he was under police protection. danish police now confirm that one person a 40-year-old pan was been killed there are also multiple repor injuries including the possibility that three police officers who were there to protect this cartoonist at the event were injured as well. the event was a symposium, if you will about free speech. we have also heard that the gunmen, one described as being middle east origin, one of two gunmen, they are still on the loose. witnesses report large bursts of automatic weapons fire there at this cafÉ. this is some new video that is coming into us there from copenhagen denmark. the attack happened just about two hours and 40 minutes ago, which was about 4:00 p.m. local time on saturday afternoon. the ap is reporting that lars lars vilkis who is the cartoonist in this case is okay. danish police there trying to get a handle on exactly who may be behind this and obviously find these two suspects, armed gunmen in the sho

it's believed he was targeting the controversial artist lars vilks who had depicted the prophet muhammed with a dog, was put on al qaeda's ten most wanted list. he was able to escape. we have learned he's now in hiding. from here the suspect then went and apparently changed clothes and then went to a synagogue, opened fire there, where he killed one security guard outside of that synagogue. we know that he was killed in a shootout later after that synagogue shooting. but two people have been arrested two people who authorities say may have helped the suspect hide after the shootings. the investigation, very much ongoing here. >> i know you spoke to someone who was inside the synagogue at the time of the shooting. explain what you were told. >> reporter: just a horrifying experience for this woman we spoke to today. in fact her daughter was celebrating her bats mitsviah in the synagogue. she said one moment they're dancing, having a great time and then the security guard runs in says turn the music off, go to the basement to the safe room. she says it was chaos. for two hours straight the

. >> it's a long and dangerous journey for muhammed and his men. they'll traveled from southern guinea across ebola infected regions, carrying two tons of fish. >> we don't want to hear about ebola anymore. it has destroyed everything, including our trade. >> they're head to go senegal hoping to sell their fish. they are not sure if they'll be allowed in. for the last eight months, senegal has closed its border with guinea to prevent ebola from spreading. the route is used by traders and the closure has hurt trade. >> closing borders is not a good thing in order to fight a disease. you're causing panic you're cause ago lot of stress on the economy, on people to go through moments of tensions, so there are treens criticize the closing of the border. >> measures have been put in place to stop the spread of the virus. there is no temperature checks here, just a request to wash their hands before they step into senegal. customs officers do a thorough inspection of their load. >> we've seen so much traffic coming through. they're carrying coffee, spice

he wrote the precept of the koran is perpetual war against all who deny that muhammed is the prophet of god, the vanquished may purchase their lives by the payment of tribute, the victorious may be appeased by a false and elusive promise of peace. john quincy adams. he wasn't politically correct but how correct was he? we are coming right back. >>> the president's choice to lead the department of justice gives congress a truly shocking opinion of the rights of illegal immigrants and rights of american citizens. billionaire mort zuckerman is our guest next. many people clean their dentures with toothpaste or plain water. and even though their dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope we can see all the bacteria that still exists on the denture and that bacteria multiplies very rapidly. that's why dentists recommend cleaning with polident everyday. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher brighter denture everyday. i've been called a control freak... i

. >> tom, muhammed atta was well educated one of the 9/11 hijackers.these aren't people who came from the street if you will. >> no that's true. they had some disagreement or hatred of the regime. zawahiri in egypt, bin laden against us in saudi arabia and other countries and fighting the war against the soviets when they were in afghanistan. they always come up with a cause but it doesn't mean because they're poor or dispossessed as peter said he's right. >> what's the background of al baghdadi the isis leader, as far as you know? >> that is one of the great mysteries. we know very very little about him. we do know that he claims to be a direct descendent of the prophet muhammed which is rather important because it helps underline his claim that he is you know the caliph of all muslims, the leader of all muslims. his biography, we really know quite little about him. >> i want all of you to stand by. we will have a lot more on what's going on. we will take a quick break. we are also getting a new behind the scenes look at the hunt for any trace of that

a shooting a in freedom of speech event organized by an artist who has drawn cartoons featuring muhammednow back to our program. >>> after decades of ongoing battles, sometimes bloody ones, between the inmates and staff at stateville correctional center, reforms finally put control of the prison back in the hands of the administration. part of those reforms meant cracking down on any prisoner who doesn't follow the rules and regulations. when average inmate spends more than 20 hours a day in their cell, how much worse can things get? we'll find out as we follow one problem prisoner. >> we're looking at what? >> it's a typical day at stateville until warden briley and his staff get a tip from a confidential informant that two inmates have some drugs in their cell. >> information that we have is within those cells they should be testing positive. >> between the two officers and you and captain stiggler in the house, you guys can go hit the cell. >> immediately a team of officers and investigators spring into action. after a quick search the tip appears to be accurate. a small amount of wha

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he targeted policemen and jews and an artist who had drawn a provocative picture of muhammed and theas no stranger to law enforcement. cnn justice correspondent pamela brown has new details for us. pamela? >> reporter: well jake we just spoke to a former classmate of the suspect and he says that he used to espouse alarming anti-west views in class. this as we learned just moments before the shooting spree this past weekend on the suspect's apparent facebook page he pledged fidelity to isis. >> why do we still say but -- [ gun shots ] >> reporter: a hail of gunfire at a free speech event in copenhagen just after 3:30 saturday. audio obtained by the bbc captures the horrifying scene. more than 20 shots can be heard. a film maker is killed, three police officers injured. cnn cannot authenticate the recording. the shooting suspect identified by media as 22-year-old omar abdel al hussain was apparently targeting controversial artist lars vilks. authorities say the suspect was known to them. >> he was known by the police for several criminal acts including severe violence and he was also k

muhammed in this picture right here is where he was attending a church of england school.e. --polite >> pam: we are just hours awaywe're are just hours away from a partial shutdown of the deparment of homeland security. >> pam: if congress can't strike a deal.the agency will run out of money. >> pam: late this afternoon kron 4 has learned the senate appears to be on its way to voting on a clean funding bill. >> pam: the bill would strip language reversing president obama's executive actions on immigration. that version would pass the house. >> pam: many conservatives have zeroed in on the d-h-s funding as the place to wage the fight over immigration. >>what is going on in the house? we have two leaders other in two weeks. this is not a very good situation and we are not going ot be a part of their petty games. we want dhs to be fully funded." >> pam: if a funding bill fails to move throught congress.some 30-thousand "non-essential' personnel would be furloughed. >> pam: however, some 200- thousand people would be exempt because they work in areas vital to u-s security such

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