with hindus but also muslims. with the so-called untouchables, the children of god as he called them but also with a so-called card hindus with indians in bangle and karachi and every portion of the land. in the process he has indians of all kinds to find a relationship with one another. indians were strangers to one another or -- were now willing to join hands. it was gandhi's contribution to this consciousness of one this as indians. is feeling of belonging to a family that was recognized in 1944, he called gandhi the father of the indian nation. moral courage, i believe, was the secret of his impact on world. speaking to power to the empire he also spoke truth to his own side and i will give you this example from the year 1919. in the april of that year, april 13, 1919, 380 or more indians, hindus, muslims, killed in ten minutes in the worst single incident in the annals of british rule in india. there was an english general who ordered the soldiers to shoot without warning at this crowd. it was mass in this sp

other muslims living in a different nation from the other english click power the muslims of the punjab different from the fix. are they all not punjabis drink in the same water, breathing the same air, drain subsidence of the same soil? what is there to prevent them from following their prospective religious? are they a separate nation? or the muslims of india alone to be a separate nation distinct from the others? is bengali muslim speaks the same time as the hindu bengali does, use the same food, has the same amusements as his hindu neighbor, and the way we suggested a partition is the way it of strife condy continues. live and let live on mutual forbearance and toleration is the law of life. that is the lesson i learned from the quran, the bible and the keypad. then the man who champion the homeowner pakistan was the president of the muslim lake of a brilliant lawyer, seven years younger than gandhi and link lake county to the crew shot the speaking parts of the subcontinent. one difficulty faced with that thumb on the hindu site had also argued before the muslim league came up with

about an iranian muslim woman came to christ after making a phone call. we thought we would show you courtesy of our friends at voice of the martyrs. [ foreign speaking ] >> my brothers and sisters, i am with you tonight. the lord has a special message for you tonight. if you are hopeless, depressed or planning to commite lord say! if you are planning to kill yourself stop and call me! [ crying ] >> when i talked to her she was cold and fighting. she told me proudly, i am going can't do anything for me. after an hour argument for her. i couldn't change her mind. you said it yourself, [inaudible] has done nothing for you. give jesus a chance. [ foreign speaking ]>> she was thinking okay, i'll pray and next week this time jesus has not done anything for me, i will ca air and tell every look, i tried jesus for a week, nothing has changed. i am going to kill myself tonight and i will do it on the air. [ foreign speaking ] [ foreign speaking ] [singing] jesus... jesus you here, you are always near. ♪ ♪ jesus. you are the living god. you are all i need. i'll gi

you say in the show that you feel sometimes you're being judged by other muslims by not being muslimt my relationship is with god, and i'm comfortable saying i am a muslim, and i am a modern muslim woman. >> the message again, nadal -- nadr and nawal, what is it you want people to take away from the show? >> we hope that all american muslims, it will do a great job of this, we hope that it removes the misconceptions and ultimately looks at us as not only muslims but as loving father, supportive husband. >> mother. >> new mother. >> and a loving wife. >> you want your 3-month-old now to live in a world that's more accepting and acknowledging. >> i want him to be comfortable in his own skin, grow up being comfortable being a muslim. >> we appreciate all of you being here for us. good luck with the show, nawl, nadr, nina, jeff. the show is called "all-american muslim" premieres sunday night at 10:00 eastern on tlc. >>> coming up next, prints and florals for fall. it's all in the wrap. covergirl introduces new lashperfection mascara. "the secret" -- the lashwrap brush perfectly wraps eac

he says a well-known muslim told him the majority of muslims are extremists. are you buying that? >> no. but this is a nuance issue. what i do think while the majority don't share extremist views, the majority have been surprisingly reluctant to step out against those who have extremist views whether we are talking about here in the u.s. or talking about overseas. and that may be what he was eluding to or what his advisor was eluding to. i don't buy the fact that most refuse. >> that's wholly different. >> yes, but you can equate it to this complete, huge mess going on at penn state where people just stood by and let things happen. if you got representatives here that are doing things you disagree with, step up and complain loudly. they haven't done that for years. >> do you think it is possible -- he said a well-known muslim voice told him this. >> to be fair to herman cain -- >> i kid the cain. >> wait a second. if one well-known muslim whose name is nameless told him that most muslims are extremist, that's their type. >> isn't it ironic, cain has been railing against the anonym

they are not muslims there are muslims and christians into it and they're fighting for a better future the fact that he and others in israel and maybe in the west would portray it as some kind of decline and going back to the middle ages only to fret this sense of anxiety about what they're calling but this is a very constructive sense of an arche if we don't like this form of politics in these we're writing off hundreds of years of kind of the history of western democracy look at the french revolution look at the movement look at the world all this movement that about guided democracy and going through the streets to get it to get your rights we cannot have a situation of parliamentary election and pretending to bring about democracy in this polite way when there's a chorus of controlled by by the military so please spare us the stereotypes and let's look at very oddity of the situation on the ground which is about the real aspirations for change and i'm not going to accept any sort of dismissive denial of all right david you would like to reply to that i agree i gave a reply there is

the muslim brotherhood starts with the best organized campaign. >> democracy in action. not in theory, but in action. >> i am lyse doucet in downtown cairo, where i have been speaking to egyptians. the queues have been long and enthusiastic. for the most part, they have been orderly. >> welcome to gmt. i am george alagiah, with a world of news and opinion. also in the program -- the condoleezza are also voting today. we found l y japan's -- found out why japan's young are queu ing up. it is midday in london, 7:00 a.m. in washington, and 2:00 in the afternoon in cairo. the election pitches the organizational prowess of the muslim brotherhood with the pro- democracy activists. will it usher in the new era the tahrir square generation wants? let's get the latest from my colleague, lyse doucet. >> welcome to cairo. welcome to this area outside the polling station. this is a historic day for egypt. it's meant to move us closer to democracy. just 10 minutes away from where i am standing, the protesters say they will have nothing to do with elections that are under the supervis

obviously muslims would be someone you would look at, the radical muslims are the people committing these crimes by and large as well as the younger males. >> he completely through equal protection out the window. >> at airport screening is a hot topic. >> do i agree with racial profiling? i do not think so. i do not think it is a good approach. it is a very slippery slope. >> anyone to be terrorists, not necessarily just a muslim. >> they treat us differently. >>vicki: the united arab emirates is seeking an apology from the tsa. >>vicki: president obama and his daughters visited a neighborhood bookstore a few blocks away from the white house. later on, the president and michelle obama attended a basket of game in maryland. that >>vicki: the scene of this movie looked way to real and police almost shot the film standards. >>vicki: it is the final scene of a student film projects. the director did not cast lapd officers, but a concerned neighbor did. >> for an older woman if knocked on the door and saw as filming. i do not think she understood when we said we were filming. >> these were on

there has been a lot about muslims, why they will not stand up and denounce terrorism? the answer is i am an american just like you, so why do i have to say something extra to make you feel ok? tavis: what is fascinating to me is that it does not make a statement about muslims and think about how we treat them, but it also makes a statement about us. it is not just them. in the competition that mo wins, they do not know that he is a muslim until they open the envelope. they selected the best design. his design is the design that they think is best, and when they open the envelope, then they discover that he is a muslim, and then all hell breaks loose. tell us what you like to say about us putting mo in the position of having to defend or apologize or denounce. >> i was really interested in the period after 9/11. i think there were lots of questions about which of our values to be hold on to and which do we renegotiate. i think this was a great way into that, because there is this great american idea that made the best man win, an anonymous competition, it does not matte

player why the muslim brotherhood paste of dunces u.-turn lately when all this happened in your country the revolution started back in january it was the muslim brotherhood playing a very pivotal role in organizing the protests now they say protests on the way forward going to the polls are the way forward why this very big utero. i think. did not disappear you mean by that because you didn't tear very well your question just saying when all this started off back in january it was the muslim brotherhood that was organizing a lot of the protests that we saw on the streets they were foremost in the front of the now they were behind the protests we've seen this last week and they say protests are the way forward now people must go to the polls why they changed their mind about protest. you're know the before of the last the last event a week before they participated alone i think with the salafist in. freud a. protest in tahrir square but they did not participate after. this is. a political dimension for the readers of this movement not to

he said things about muslims before, that he wouldn't have muslims in his cabinet.d to walk that back. you talk about the libya comments and his comments on collective bargaining, saying that he supports those in that "milwaukee journal sentinel" interview. he has had to clarify that. even the jokes about princess nancy or having an electric fence on the border, that he's completely had to walk back. some of these comments in addition to the sexual harassment allegations that he firmly denies are having a lot of people that i speak with out here in iowa taking a second look and saying, you know what, is this really the man that i want to vote for in terms of putting him in the white house? some people again are firmly behind him, but some are having second thoughts. >> we'll continue to check the poll numbers. shannon, appreciate it. we wanted to find out how many muslims in america have extremist views, keeping them honest. according to the pew research center, how much extremism is among muslims in the united states? 21% said a great deal or fair amount. while the

majority of the muslim brotherhood or i would say are similar radical some are so hard to course r.r.c. some not a radical but certainly just wants. what is very similar to the the eternity it's strong islam ist party put it's also secular but they keep the army check so i assume that the best model forced from the point of view of the muslim brotherhood for egypt would be to turkish model it's not necessary what google generation wants put forth that they need badly to organize themselves into very strong political parties and to be stronger stronger in the next two months. pictures on of your shoulder where we're just looking at a live picture coming through from areas where we're bringing our view it. is difficult to see exactly what's going on you see an awful lot of people in the square as i say we've heard there have been over one hundred fifty injuries over the last twenty four hours. is there a danger do you think that this could escalate into bloodshed over the next couple of days yes it depends on it depends on what they call the turn cow eat junk up after a field marshal tan

muslims celebrate it on the 9/11, those muslims did. they would say you are attacking all muslims. no, we are attacking the ones that celebrated the we want to say who they were. i don't know, white people so bring a lynching or something everybody would say it was white people. they don't want to conceal the identity. the fact of the matter is in america today the fbi crime statistics show jews are the most persecuted religion. the whole question about is eight times, i've got to get this exactly right or will appear in media matters as soon as this are committed by muslims and that to me it is a crime against the jewish students on campusfae accusation that israel is an apartheid state when it's the only non-apartheid state in the middle east, and of course the desire to college an apartheid state is to destroy it because the model in south africa want to destroy the jewish state your call with an apartheid state and erasing it. genocide is the agenda of the muslim students association, students for justice and palestine, hamas, hezbollah, iran, and now we have egypt of course it

as muslims perform the haj, we have a belief in pilgrimages in several religions. our guide is a professor at the college of the holy cross in massachusetts and the curator of a traveling exhibit on pilgrimages in buddhism, christianity and islam. we spok to her at the museum of art in new york city. >> pilgrimages are undertaken because people want to move beyond their normal mundane life. they can be a one-day pilgrimage from one town to another on a particular feast day. they can be a weekend. they can be actually years. in the past, pilgrimage was vital in christian religion. certainly in muslim and in buddhists. only islam requires the pilgrimage, the haj. it is one of the five pillars of islam. that is nuanced. only if you are financially and physically able. on pilgrimage, people experience the same activities. therefore it produces a sense of camaraderie and sharing. constantly we see the spirit is strong but the flesh is weak. all three religions use handy objects to help focus people's thoughts. prayer beads are some of the most ubiquitous. they are broug

>> muslims in our area are on high alert after alleged demands that they be killed. the source of that anti-muslim rhetoric is an internet blog. now, the fbi is investigating. ken molestina has been following the story and joins us live. ken? >> the blog in question is called the bare naked islam. the material on it doesn't favor islamic culture. one group is claiming that material is going beyond free speech and is being taken as a threat. >> this is what's being considered one of the latest threats against muslim americans. the blog site bare naked islam is full of messages. it caught the attention of the counsel on relations. >> it is inappropriate to make threats of a mosque. >> muslims themselves. say lor is referring to comments made, calling for the violent actions. the blog talks about violence against muslims in mosques throughout the country and our area but it specifically has mention of this center in falls church. i want muslim blood on my hands writes the person who claims to have issue off route 7. it is the same where anwar served. the american born c

this idea of racial profiling against muslims. the aclu recently put out a report called "three faces of racial profiling." id used -- in addition to driving while black, we have flying small muslim and going to school while latino. the aclu has challenged the alabama and the arizona outlaws. more success in arizona and alabama. those are not american values. to invite people to profile children. we're hearing stories about little children walking to school by themselves because their parents are afraid to drive them to school because they're afraid they will be stopped or targeted because they are latino. that is not what we're about as a nation. we are a nation of immigrants. tavis: there have been a lot of articles written of late about the attack on the voting rights of all kinds of americans. these attacks are bound to have a particular impact on communities of color. >> we just started a campaign called liberty watch leading up to the election. we are nonpartisan, but we want to make sure that people are able to vote. there

brotherhood has personal scores to settle with the military the muslim brotherhood is in a position to challenge the military the question is who has more support it seems to me the who will. change will stream where you go online moments in egypt as people who it won't come because of me but there is a strange situation where the military in the muslim world will soon or it will be needed to get rid of her. muslim brothers and other perhaps they have been used as they were used in one thousand to can only generals. so the legacy. muslim brothers and look for elections have lots of will months but resumes lots of possibilities and claims of fraud claims a mile back and it's and just possible things going wrong in the meantime and some of the election process i think the problem for the muslim brotherhood may be i think it's the most organized group whether it's one of people. we don't know. about on the other hand or we've seen can use the same sort of presence as normal as a muslim party to be able to show it seems. but it's not just mass political demonstrations spilling out of th

brotherhood which is the older generation of muslim brotherhood was very hesitant to join the protests in the square what they've done this time around is they actually did take part but they never do officially they actually the official position is we will not be taking part the reason for that i think is that the now believe the best way to get to power is through elections that's why i think there is some sort of a negotiated understanding between scarff which is the military council and the muslim brotherhood leadership to get it to try and get the elections going at any cost and that's what they've been trying to do they've extended polling for two days instead of one on monday and tuesday they're pretty concerned about the security situation but they think that the best way for them to get to power is actually through elections even though i think we should mention that a lot of the youth leadership in the muslim brotherhood are taking part in the revolution they're taking part in the square there's some tension between the two but generally speaking for them as far as they're c

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themselves as muslim, i get nervous. that makes me anxious, but the second point, and thank you for letting me say it. i went on to say america is a land of religious liberty, and i would be upset if anybody would draw conclusions about my fellow christians on the basis of the actions of timothy mcveigh and we have to be careful not to stereotype people or to not encourage actions of the minister in florida who wanted to burn the cor ran. we have to be aware this anxiety exists in the american mined, the fact there's an indisputable connection between muslim and radicalness in the world, but at the same time, we have to reserve american principles of independents, judges people as individuals, and protecting religious liberties. >> some folks heard the first part and ignored the second. >> well, if it's just that, it's forgivable, and i have to work on it, but i think what it was is that there are people who are invested in attacking and trying to make a larger point, and they were willing to sacrifice me and my journali

obviously muslims would be a would be someone you'd look at absolutely those are the folks who are the radical muslims are the people that are committing these crimes as we say but by and large as well was younger males throwing the p.c. playbook out the window looks like g.o.p. presidential hopefuls aren't afraid to get their hands dirty if it means winning their party's nomination so with twelve debates down and countless more to go we'll take a look at the boulder is better republican mentality and the outlandish comments coming from the right. from start to finish just as quickly as a nuclear disarmament treaty was signed russia and the u.s. are back on the defect and neither side seems to be backing down so in this chess match over missiles are we at a stalemate. it is november twenty third four pm in washington d.c. i'm christine frizz out here watching our team. let's begin this afternoon with a closer look at the mood around the country right now and is of course the day before thanksgiving people are traveling to spend time with their families and soon many of these people wil

muslims turning to christ in somalia is the subject of a new film. its purpose is to encourage the western church to pray for them. somalis could watch it on a cell phone. heather sells has more. >> i made it safely back to the city. >> reporter: the true story of a somali woman that comes to christ. she says to be somali is to be muslim. >> somali people are very close. we share everything. our house, we have one room and seven of us. >> in a surprise move to the city, they show her god's love as they befriend her. she reads the bible in secret. she realized it is true and she believes she cannot embrace christianity. >> there is no way i can accept it. i am somali. if i accept it, i will be killed. >> eventually she converts and as she begins to follow christ, that danger makes it difficult for somali christians to worship. somali christians are very underground. there is no church of somali believ believers. >> the somali people make the national news every week. terrorism, war in smally, refugee camps. we want the church as they read these headli

about being on the streets and fighting for the future of egypt as i understand the muslim brotherhood was the party that took the least steps let's say on the streets they weren't really out on the streets with the people these last couple of months . you could say so because we haven't seen them joining in some major strikes in in egypt. and yes they haven't been there and if you are talking about this affecting their popularity i would say. yes but when it comes to voting power i think it's a bit different maybe the last you can say they lost the respect of a lot of the revolution. and what about claims that the muslim brotherhood has a very tight relationship with scout which of course is the supreme council of the armed forces who is in control of the party and a lot of people say really taking care of these elections making sure they go fairly and there's no fraud per se what i would say that there is a relation but i would say from my point of view that country muslim brotherhood fears the scaf more than. it's the other way or so because of their history with the with the army s

he believes that the muslim brotherhood will sweep to victory. he also says that there is no reason to fear the organization. >> if people vote for us, they will see that we can solve the problems of this country. the parliament is only elected for four years. everyone is talking about democracy and equality. have we ever had a chance to show that we will keep our promises? never. >> the demonstrators on the square are not thinking that far ahead. no elections, read the placards. too many have been killed. regardless of the outcome, they say that they will stay here until the military council finally hands over power. >> the egyptian election, voting for change, that is the report today. thanks for watching. thanks for the company. hi, i'm rick steves, with more of the best of europe. venice seems to be every italy connoisseur's... prague has always been beautiful... germany... the irish civilization... the eiffel tower was built... hope you've enjoyed the magic of... stonehenge is roped off and viewable only from a distance, but england is dotte