and one of the things about trinidad --. >> neila: muhammed, don't bad talk me. >> muhammed: i'm noton very much believes in independence and that this nation would be something and then they told their children, study and come and help this nation, build this nation you know it's going to being something. and that generation, which was my parents they did that. >> anthony: right. >> muhammed: and then they had kids, you know? and all of a sudden it was like, all of these things you been saying about building a nation or whatever, how come i'm seeing these people benefit and i'm not? how come i'm seeing this and seeing that, and there were very few answers. you know what i mean. >> anthony: so who runs this country? >> muhammed: like everywhere else that one percent, like everywhere else. >> anthony: everybody here is very eager to tell you what a wonderful mix it is, and the food if you look at it is this incredibly harmonious stew pot, but i guess life doesn't work as well as food. >> muhammed: no, the only thing we agree on in this place is how much salt to put in anything, that's

. >> muhammed recalls the terrifying morning he says two teens rushed him while he sat in his cab inarking lot of s and k taxi waiting for call. >> the passenger side guy holding the gun pointing the gun at me, and they ask me for the money. or we're going shoot. >> reporter: muhammed told them he didn't have money because he just started his shift. one of the young men snatched his cell phone while the other got even more aggressive. >> this guy keep pushing me, okay, we said yes, we'll shoot you. give us the money. the money is in the office. if you want it. >> as the suspect with the gun turned to walk toward the office, the other backed away from the car as muhammed pretended to get out but instead stepped on the gas and began to pull off. the suspects took off running and in a surprise move, muhammed ditched his get away plan and went after them. he takes me along to show me where he followed them. >> i took the car this way. i went this way here. >> reporter: muhammed says one into the woods a free blocks away behind the dunkin' donuts. >> the one with the gun was toward south

these two kids, two guys came one from this side and one from the passenger side report roar muhammed, recalls the terrifying morning he says two teens rushed him while he sat in his cab in the parking lot of s and k taxi waiting for call. >> the passenger side guy is the one holding the gun pointing the gun at me. and they ask me for the money. or we're going to shot. >> reporter: he told them he didn't have money because he just started his shift. one of the young men snatched his cell phone while the other got even more aggressive. >> this geico pushing me, okay, we're not -- we said yes we'll shoot you get the money. i the some and in the office if you want it. >> reporter: as the suspect with the gun turned to walk toward the office the other backed away from the car muhammed pretended to get out instead stepped on the gas and began to pull off. the suspects took off running and in a surprise move, muhammed ditched his get away plan and went after them. he takes me along to show you me where he followed them. police and k9 track the 16 your old suspect with the gun behind a churc

to them was he was reciting the muslim statement of faith — that there is no god but allah, and muhammedf these stairs, the mob had reassembled and they managed to grab his body back. from this point, mashal‘s last moments are captured on mobile phones. his fellow students beat him as he lay dying. the videos were instantly shared across pakistan. their brutality and the brazen nature of the killers who made no attempt to disguise their identity shocked the nation. mashal is eventually dragged outside. even long after he was dead, they continued beating his body. police were present, but were either unable or unwilling to stop them. even more gathered — some just to watch the spectacle, some to aim a kick or even spit on mashal‘s body. they were saying that: hit him. they were happy. when they were beating him, they were happy. after killing mashal, the mob gathered in celebration. leading them is a local councillor from a mainstream political party — one of the few remaining suspects still at large. mashal‘s body was eventually recovered by police and taken home to his family. we're sti

. >> reporter: archery seems like an unlikely sport for aj muhammed after serving in iraq he can barelyee. a lot of people don't believe me that i'm visually impaired the way i shoot. there was metal shrapnel that tour across from my face through my right eye globe and down the side of my face. >> some of his injuries were the signature wounds of the iraq war traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury you would post drama stress and depression. aj relied on medication. >> i had to decide if i stay on these meds i'll get diabetes and be on more medication it would be the rest of my life. >> like 265 veteran athletes competing in the warrior games aj chose a different path. >> athletics is a way to build self-esteem to have a sense of accomplishment to really realize there are people out there cheering you on, and saying a we support you and we thank you for what you've done. >> and now in a new normal of co dependents when aj stands before the target, his wife is his ey eyes. >> fire. nice. >> i just let him know if i think he needs to move up or down little bit or if he needs to tilt th

we have jackie robinson. 0ver here we have muhamed ali. up here is ray.he only thing that is different is instead of having no hands i have two hands. everything else is the same. my friends have not changed, they had not treated me any differently. i am still the kid, i am still the same kid everybody knew without hands. back now to a story we brought you yesterday from saudi arabia, where a video of a woman walking through a historic site, wearing a miniskirt, has gone viral. well, the latest development is that saudi police have arrested her and it's reported the case has been referred to the public prosecutor. the saudi dress code for women is generally strictly enforced, and the video shows the young woman walking in a particularly conservative area of a very conservative country. australia's prime minister is demanding answers from authorities in minneapolis about the shooting of a woman from sydney. justine, a 40—year—old yoga teacher was killed on saturday. she placed an emergency call to police about a suspected sexual assault near her home. she

muhamed is 11. his family left their home in aleppo five years ago. he hasn't been to school since.dropping and people dying. war is ugly, he tells me, but fire is worse. he is drawing the camp where he lives. there was a fire and he saw everything burn. the girl's dad was crying because his daughter died. a lot of people got sick because of the flames and smoke. i am sad for the people who died and lost their homes all over again. people got really scared. this is a programme run —— and they are working to get more than 20,000 children into the formal education system here in lebanon, but the schools are literally at breaking point. this is one of the biggest schools in the area and it already teaches more serene children than the knees. the head teacher tells me of the toll that is taking. translation: the school has a lot of pressure on so many. it is putting a burden on the school system. the infrastructure and the equipment. we have 850 students. now we have at least double that and the teaches all have to do double shifts. but as the conflict in syria continues, more and more

. >> reporter: frustration reaching a boiling point friday after police officer muhammed noor shot justinelive coach on july 15th. she called 911 to report of a possible rape behind her home. the officers were startled by a loud noise then damond approached the driver's side window of the squad car and noor shot her. an explanation the family is not buying. >> i don't know how you can be ash pushed by a lady in her pajamas who called the police and rescues ducklings from the sewer. i don't know how that can -- i don't know how she would be -- a person who would ambush you. >> the mayor asked for and ept asked accepted the resignation of the police chief. noor and his partner had body cameras but they were not turned on in a statement she said quote i have to put the community's re we serve first i'm willing to step aside to let a fresh set of leadership eyes see what more can be done for the mpd to be the very best it can be. >> a witness saw and reportedly may have video recorded the encounter n new york, bryan llenas, fox news. >>> coming up a 92-year-old world war ii veteran a tabbed ta

. >> reporter: officer who fired the fatal shots muhammed noor declined to be interviewed by investigatorsd them he heard a loud sound right before damond approached the car. as minnesota's burr rove criminal apprehension continues its investigation, justine damon's family is mourning her loss and demanding to know why she was shot. in chicago, matt fin, fox news. >>> all right tow. so hot doesn't quite describe how it fell outside today, kat kathy. and we're in this stretch for a long howl. >> we are. see this whole area of dark red this is the hottest area of the season. a seven-day heat wave. we'll take look how long this is going to last coming up with your seven day forecast. day 13. if only this were as easy as saving $600 when you switch to progressive. winds stirring. too treacherous for a selfie. [ camera shutter clicks ] sure, i've taken discounts to new heights with safe driver and paperless billing. but the prize at the top is worth every last breath. here we go. [ grunts ] got 'em. ahh. wait a minute. whole wheat waffles? [ crying ] why! wait a minute. whole wheat waffles? you

officer muhammed noor reportedly one who fired.or hodges says there are still so many unanswered questions. >> why did officer noor draw and fire his gun? what happened from the time the officers arrived on the scene to when she was pronounced dead? why don't we have if the taj from body cameras? why were they not activated? >> department's body camera policy calls for them to be turned on during a confrontation or prior to use of force. the aclu wants to know why bother having a policy if it's not going to be followed. >> you are allowing officers to direct their own movie essentially and turn the camera on whenever they feel like it, or, you know, them to their policy. you completely undermine the promise of credibility. >> meantime there's a growing memorial to damond in her neighborhood and police and questioning police intention. >> the police are obviously not defending the people's interests. they're interested in their own lives. they can shoot, they can do anything. >> an officer muhammed norr declined to be interviewed by

independence to speak to the issues of the day and already began to raiset concerns over the life of elijah muhammed so that was a cumulative process to the point of separation that was a combination of factors to say it is time for me to go and onto something else so of course, travel 1864 was the most eventful year of his life but was only a couple of months into that but to go down to your area's 65 is a significant part of a growth and development the industry in the nfl whole global affairs in cairo egypt was aat monumental leap and then suddenly moving through the ranks and then by 1964 but even in egypt said they about saudi arabia said he had the opportunity to meet with the international leaders almost like their president of white america at that time. he was on a mission and malcolm was on a mission at that time not a liberating u.s. government to bear with the mistreatment because he picked up the cry of of patterson he made that same charge against u.s. government and would make the case at the summit but he did circulate a petition that was his castigation so you can understand of trep

know, yes, i know the special looks all the conspiracies hence the idea of treason the fact that muhammedy letter talking about prince charles would engineer a car crash against mow. this is several years britt happen. and i have to say as well, that when i was work we can her back in 1991 she went to see all kinds of fortune tellers and as stroll lo injuries who were often quite accurate and several of them talked about car cra crashes. so almost like the universe organized this. they we conspiracy. and obviously if she had been wearing a seat belt she'd be with us today. >> do you feel, if you ever have in any type of contact with her when you were whether working on the book or just chatting with her or working in any other way did you ever get the sense that she felt there would be an early did he mice for her perhaps to this point of an early death? did it go that far with her that she felt that way? >> diana had real true sense of second sites. she for toll the death of one of prince charles' race horses, for example. she for toll the fact that her father would have a stroke. so she