less there are three criteria to engage militarily against a muslim country to insult the profit muhamed in this long. this is a concept then receives not to have had an effect but in in january as a pack from the followers but it has affected after that. >> i m curious what you see in terms of trends and if you sense in the deeper trend of the deal logical for rhaetian because while there is continuity there is also the increasing intensity of that ideology that makes it almost impossible for that scenario so is a particular nation intervene? are they buy other political policies that is insulting islam in a way calling for retribution? supplicants to the historical backdrop with the conflicts that you've described is there an accelerant which has to do with an increasingly tolerant that is more normative then it has been so what do you see in the future of patterns and should syria simmered down? >> and as we know it with any particular new or ideological trend. it is quite similar and within different groups of the ideological landscape in the muslim brotherhood. with those politicall

been involved in important interfaith efforts, you have a catholic group who has done work with muhammed's community and the jewish brothers and sisters with the jcrc in places like new york and minneapolis and across the country who are standing up boldly and who are going to mosques and participating in prayer services and saying we will not let our fellow citizens be a victim of this kind of bigotry. so there has been an increase since 2015, but the increase is important in these times and it is important for our friends in the media not to overlook a spike in numbers but to highlight the issues to hold our candidates accountable when they make these kind of in fl-- inflammatory remarks. >> tom brody. i wanted to ask when terrorist attacks occur that were perpetrated by muslims people often call on muslims in power to respond to condemn it. i'm curious what your cal class is like responding and if you face pressure from colleagues or leaders in your party to publicly respond? >> as i already mentioned, i think that when any horrific attack happens, any terrorist attack or a natural disa

less there are three criteria to engage militarily against a muslim country to insult the profit muhamed in this long. this is a concept then receives not to have had an effect but in in january as a pack from the followers but it has affected after that

less there are three criteria to engage militarily against a muslim country to insult the profit muhamed in this long. this is a concept then receives not to have had an effect but in in january as a pack from the followers but it has affected after that. >> i m curious what you see in terms of trends and if you sense in the deeper trend of the deal logical for rhaetian because while there is continuity there is also the increasing intensity of that ideology that makes it almost impossible for that scenario so is a particular nation intervene? are they buy other political policies that is insulting islam in a way calling for retribution? supplicants to the historical backdrop with the conflicts that you've described is there an accelerant which has to do with an increasingly tolerant that is more normative then it has been so what do you see in the future of patterns and should syria simmered down? >> and as we know it with any particular new or ideological trend. it is quite similar and within different groups of the ideological landscape in the muslim brotherhood. with those politicall

the pilot identified as 36-year-old muhammed siyedshoukar and the co-pilot, a 24-year-old mohammed assem. they were both from cairo, with no known political affiliations and had passed the airline security screening test administered periodically. the french foreign minister said terror is only one option. >> we have no information. all high poth sypothesis are be investigated. >>>. >> for the family of the victims, the reason was far less important than the loss they suffered. more of them have travelled to cairo where prayers on this muslim holy day were said. for those who have died and are only now beginning to be found. >> translator: he was my cousin. he was like an elder brother to me, i ask god for forgiveness. this is very hard for the family and god bless all who died on the plane. >> our aviation expert calls this information very, very significant. to get the full picture of what happened to the egyptairplane, the actual telemetry of the black box will also have to be analyzed to find out exactly what happened. but it's a complex picture that got a little bit clearer in the l

because there this march is that people we have on earth but if you cannot sit down if you can have muhammedengaging in the argument there is a love him so much we invested in him. this is what we want to see payoff with their dividends and investments. [applause] of a highly articulate a beautiful sold smart but to do our vision and that is a d.c.. -- isn't easy but this is what we have invested in the you are imposing this upon them into literally basically implying a threat against them to have a conversation in defense of black people from the journey of the blacks no one can ever be put above the tradition and that nurtures a man sustains us as much as we love obama we have to hold him accountable. abets my child i cannot be critical. that is my husband i could never be critical. really? wiring three critical? because given the sharp spending and astonishing analogy the professor mohammed has put forward black people think tough love is the only available glove and america black people want more of it take bill cosby i rode the book that says give us more. buy tickets to the parade. you

the pilot identified as 36-year-old muhammed siyedshoukar and the co-pilot, a 24-year-old mohammed assem. they were both from cairo, with no known political affiliations and had passed the airline security screening test administered periodically. the french foreign minister said terror is only one option. >> we have no information. all high poth sypothesis are be investigated. >>>. >> for the family of the victims, the reason was far less important than the loss they suffered. more of them have travelled to cairo where prayers on this muslim holy day were said. for those who have died and are only now beginning to be found. >> translator: he was my cousin. he was like an elder brother to me, i ask god for forgiveness. this is very hard for the family and god bless all who died on the plane. >> our aviation expert calls this information very, very significant. to get the full picture of what happened to the egyptairplane, the actual telemetry of the black box will also have to be analyzed to find out exactly what happened. but it's a complex picture that got a little bit clearer in the l

. >> reporter: in sarajevo, besieged for three years during the war, professor muhamed hamidovic is abol of reconciliation. his wife was killed by a serb mortar fired from the surrounding hills. he led the reconstruction of the banja luka mosque, but he too is disillusioned. >> ( translated ): we are still living in the past. we need a new global system. we need a new approach for young people. the current situation is horrible. i have a son who doesn't know where to go or what to do. for five years he's unemployed. that's a tragedy. we're talking about reconciliation and that's so abract to me. >> reporter: back in pale, radovan karadzic's old stomping ground, three young students are weary of the lack of hope, and of being tainted by the serb wartime legacy that has nothing to do them. >> it really is pointless to make some differences because we are all made of bones and blood and we are all here for some reason. we are here to live, and we are here love, and we are here to improve this world. >> bosnia herzogovena is a place with too many fights between people. >> they were affect

and he had a muslim assistant and he said he don't want arabs, but muhammed is okay. because he knew. so you demystify because you know what is happening. so i think we'll have to stop there. and i really want to thank our panelists for this very, very firm discussion and for sharing stories that are difficult to share. so i really appreciate you coming under lights to do that with us tonight. [ applause ] >> and the last word is to ahmad. >> you can go ahead. >> i want to adjust one last thing. we came from a county where our government and leader tells us what to do. and all we have to do as people is to listen. here in the u.s., i learn different thing. i learned that the voice of people are heard. so i don't know what channels because i'm still new here but you can do that. you can vote for us. you can say our stories and you can say your impression about the syrian refugees. we are not angels. we are like 24 million syrians but at least we gave you some examples of what students might be. so you could call your political representatives and i don't know the proce

been involved in important interfaith efforts, you have a catholic group who has done work with muhammed's community and the jewish brothers and sisters with the jcrc in places like new york and minneapolis and across the country who are standing up boldly and who are going to mosques and participating in prayer services and saying we will not let our fellow citizens be a victim of this kind of bigotry. so there has been an increase since 2015, but the increase is important in these times and it is important for our friends in the media not to overlook a spike in numbers but to highlight the issues to hold our candidates accountable when they make these kind of in fl-- inflammatory remarks. >> tom brody. i wanted to ask when terrorist attacks occur that were perpetrated by muslims people often call on muslims in power to respond to condemn it. i'm curious what your cal class is like responding and if you face pressure from colleagues or leaders in your party to publicly respond? >> as i already mentioned, i think that when any horrific attack happens, any terrorist attack or a natural disa

engage militarily against a muslim country to insult the profit muhamed in this long. this is a concept then receives not to have had an effect but in in january as a pack from the followers but it has affected after that. >> i m curious what you see in terms of trends and if you sense in the deeper trend of the deal logical for rhaetian because while there is continuity there is also the increasing intensity of that ideology that makes it almost impossible for that scenario so is a particular nation intervene? are they buy other political policies that is insulting islam in a way calling for retribution? supplicants to the historical backdrop with the conflicts that you've described is there an accelerant which has to do with an increasingly tolerant that is more normative then it has been so what do you see in the future of patterns and should syria smered down? >> and as we know it with any particular new or ideological trend. it is quite similar and within different groups of the ideological landscape in the muslim brotherhood. with those politically oriented for l