to say that's a muslim ban is absurd and insulting to muslims.isons in those countries. many of the folks who get out are sent by the regimes to infiltrate as the turks do and their policies, if you will. so i think there's nothing more pro-muslim than saying if you believe in the western narrative of freedom and liberty, welcome to the west. if you don't believe in our way of secular liberal democracy, you're not welcome here. mark: that's the way it used to be across the board. be across the board. we'll be right back. (director) cut! nice, candace, but this time bold. did someone say "bold?" (gasping) starkist jalapeo tuna in a pouch! loaded with bold flavor. just tear, eat... mmmmm. and go bold! try all of my bold creations pouches! the first survivor of ais out there.sease and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen. but we won't get there without you. visit alz.org to join the fight. a next-generation, all-in-one work table and clamping system. pegasus holds tight at any angle. steel reinforcement makes pegasus superstrong.

of fasting as ramadan twenty thousand approaches it sent in more than one hundred fifty thousand muslims well appreciated over this month and its celebrations are being planned we look at what it means and its importance to muslims around the world as we talk to international aid agency islamic relief largeness where i'm at and barrenness. we also turn to the issue islamophobia as tensions continue to mount since home secretary sided jabot escalated arrive with the most some kind of britain after he detected their call for an independent inquiry into allegations of islam a phobia within the conservative party and respect authority p.l.r. cheek there's also called a number ten to address this matter of grave concern but first over to alex with your tweets your messages and your e-mails. first up this week is a message for c n n bob who says i'm glad there are still civilized people like you are male alec baldwin do your best on the show to raise the tone and then a few messages about season shipbuilding bogan says should be resurrecting the glasgow shipyards and those at newcastle dempsey

to say that's a muslim ban is absurd and insulting to muslims.s in those countries. many of the folks who get out are sent by the regimes to infiltrate as the turks do and their policies, if you will. so i think there's nothing more pro-muslim than saying if you believe in the western narrative of freedom and liberty, welcome to the west. if you don't believe in our way of secular liberal democracy, you're not welcome here. mark: that's the way it used to be across the board. we'll be right back. ... the only way to know if you have hep c is to ask your healthcare provider for the simple blood test. if you have hep c, it can be cured. for us, it's time to get tested. it's the only way to know for sure. for us, it's time to get tested. ♪ rawwggwwrughh! well, i told you they wouldn't have it. rawwggwwrughh! it's ok, it's ok. we've got time. ♪ [impact collision] rawwggwwrughh! [impact collision] ...ughhhh! what!!! seeing your real-life millennium falcon get damaged is painful enough. filing your insurance claim shouldn't be. esurance makes it easy.

you know as an american muslim as a practicing muslim who strongly believes and americans especially in this holy month of ramadan i don't discount the power of miracles but i believe it's a bit of a stretch to think that mr trump has miraculously had a change of heart and all of a sudden has goodwill in his heart or it's a muslim that is trying to extend an olive branch as specially considering the fact that historically his policies his appointments to key top level cabinets have been individuals who have a long legacy and long history long record of being a farmer big in nature or having ties to islamic law the groups this is a president who has implemented a muslim ban a discriminatory ban that's the thickly targets individuals from muslim majority countries he has gone on record to say he supports the total and complete shutdown of muslims in turn the united states if he is genuinely interested in extending extending an olive branch he can begin by rescinded some of those appointments by canceling the muslim bat by reaching out to american muslims mainstream american muslims and

welcome to the they're like silent show you have a the first conservative muslim member of the house of lords recently you've written to the prime minister expressing your consent about as lama phobia within the party what provoked you to do that. unfortunately i believe that islamophobia does exist now within the conservative party have tried to deal with the matter quietly by writing to the present prime minister to the previous prime minister as well as have spoken to the c.c. h.q. . but unfortunately we have not received the right reply and no positive action has been taken i believe that the party should accept that there is a problem let's come off his high horse of the denial and i feel first thing the party should do is to accept that is a problem and that's then probably time we have an inquiry led by perhaps and it odd judge and a q.c. and not only interview parliamentarians but also interview member of the party from the ground because i think we need to establish the extent of the problem now. over the during the month of april you and me nineteen members of the conservat

who is the first female muslim member of the house of parliament. trying to sit in welcome to alex i'm sure it's lovely to have you all now you are the first woman muslim here and house of lords and it's been twenty years i think since you for sent to the house of cards what's it like. thank you very much is a real you know a real pleasure to be here real good to see you if you'd asked me twenty years ago i think i would probably say exactly the same thing. it is it's a great platform for myself as an activist it's a great platform for continuing the work that i did for twenty years before i came into the house of lords but it's been challenging from day one savannah sit in you speak of challenges and of course you must mean that as a women and also as a muslim and carmen when you talk about that what you mean i think her challenges various aspects of the challenges have increased or have taken different shape over the years i think the very first time i came in i was the first i think youngest woman to have a baby so like the very first day i came

today i'm heartbroken for my community the muslim going to. my community my theory and community and all the communities that are directly impacted by this muslim bad. clear do we really know what kind of impact this trouble bay and has had on the nations that or listed well for the people coming from those countries it's certainly going to be a difficult pill to swallow human rights groups are so concerned about what this means for people who are fleeing war trying to come to the united states what it means for people who want to visit their relatives who live here and also the fact that it's seen as legitimizing discrimination now the travel ban has been fully in place since december for those countries it's a fact of their their ability to travel is not going to change today from where it was yesterday the muslim communities are clearly upset about this ban and not just them but any and any minority group looking at how immigration policy is decided in the united states the united states will be concerned to see it decided based on race or

and it was around this muslim ban -- >> and it is a muslim ban when 92% of the muslim world -- 1.6 billion muslims could come and go in the united states. >> that is how it began. and they were forced through the process. >> words matter to be specific. >> what was born at the muslim ban that has since deteriorated into what was ruled on today, do you like those words? >> how about -- rewritten to comply with the law. >> let's take a quick break. does president trump have a valid point about national security concerns regarding the seven countries. the first muslim elected to congress will join me to respond to the victory for the trump travel ban. stay with us. or psoriatic arthritis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and for psoriatic arthritis, otezla is proven to reduce joint swelling, tenderness, and pain. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab mo

they are muslim majority countries.self is quite difficult to deny and say this has nothing to do with race or ethnicity. i would say many different human rights organisations would agree with that sentiment. briefly, what happens next, where do the critics of this go? the critics of the travel ban have been saying that they are going to put upa been saying that they are going to put up a fight, although an appeal cannot be put into place at the moment. it's been remanded into the lower courts. there are lawyers and protesters and folks gathering around the nation, in new york, la, et cetera, and they're saying the fight isn't over and there's more to come. we will keep an eye on that. rowaida abdelaziz, thank you very much. let's move on now. a spanish doctor has appeared in court in madrid, accused of stealing a baby from her mother half a century ago. he's the first doctor to stand trial in connection with the theft of thousands of babies during the dictatorship of general franco. campaigners say officials took child

the taint that he put on this muslim ban is clear. 79% of americans know that this is a muslim ban.ive justices in a supreme court went through judicial acrobatics to find a way to justify the unjustifiable. >>> much more to come tonight. do stay with us. ♪ hello. the new united explorer card hooks me up. getting more for getting away. rewarded! going new places and tasting new flavors. rewarded! traveling lighter. rewarded! (haha) getting settled. rewarded! learn more at theexplorercard.com and get... rewarded! and get... heartburn and gas? ♪ now fight both fast new tums chewy bites with gas relief all in one relief of heartburn and gas ♪ ♪ tum tum tum tums new tums chewy bites with gas relief >>> the millennium biltmore, a big old hotel in downtown l.a. it's quite ornate. tonight they hosted attorney general jeff sessions in the emerald ballroom. he gave a speech to a criminal justice group. outside, a whole bunch of people gathered to protest jeff sessions and the border policy that has taken so many kids from their parents. that's pretty much par for the course in states all acr

muslim families are not as. it was never about muslim families that was about the types of families that i met in the school playground in the types of moms i was a particularly keen on whatever we say we all know the mums that we like and the mums that we don't like i was just really honest about it but regardless of whether you were referring to british kid or a muslim care isn't that a fundamentally christian thing to say because you know you talk i don't know any area she finished and things in my life i am not a good ambassador for the christian religion and i think that a lot about christian values and a painting there you know i'm just criticizing my size because like if you see any of the stuff that i've done i mean i think many christians would want to distance themselves from me entirely but what i noticed about people with strong beliefs particularly here in st petersburg you know it's a joy to be surrounded by so many christian churches by the author docs people that believe so strongly ninety percen

london's mayor is muslim. i think it has got to be the best argument to rebut the idea that there is no pathway forward for muslim in the uk, wait a second, you can be whole ministry, you can be the mayor of london. that level of achievement and participation in society is ultimately a good thing, that is the best rnarrati there is. >> i would say that it is not necessarily the political role of american muslims in europe that is ultimately important. one of the greatest entertainment, politics and participation in politics, even remotely radicalized. we impart democracy, policyism, participation in democracy, one of the earliest lessons, in one way or another. it is not just jihadists, policy also, and more progressives denounced participation in politics. somee with regard to in britain in particular, people that use kick boxing as a mean s of deradicalization initiatives. >> that raises a big question, one of the consistent american policy goals has been to kind of put it back in a box. now we have somebody

the taint that he put on this muslim ban is clear. 79% of americans know that this is a muslim ban.ive justices in a supreme court went through judicial acrobat i can -- acrobaacrobatics to find history showed this was the wrong case. >>> much more to come tonight. do stay with us. [ drum roll ] ...emily lapier from ames, iowa. this is emily's third nomination and first win. um...so, just...wow! um, first of all, to my fellow nominees, it is an honor sharing the road with you. and of course, to the progressive snapshot app for giving good drivers the discounts -- no, i have to say it -- for giving good drivers the discounts they deserve. safe driving! i'm all about my bed. this mattress is dangerously comfortable. when i get in, i literally say ahh. introducing the leesa mattress. a better place to sleep. this bed hugs my body. i'm now a morning person. the leesa mattress is designed to provide strong support, relieve pressure and optimize air flow to keep you cool. hello bed of my dreams. order online we'll build it, box it and ship it to your door for you to enjoy. sleep on it for

o white muslims ungess you're have tond say muslims have to muslim or anything else, it's about nations that are not v ting people coming into america and here's the thing. you got to be kidding me. there is n credible security expert anywhere that will s that. i didn't interruptou. we're going to put americans first and b the law,y the way, you guys just said you like the law. yeah,ht, the district urt's ruled, but the surreme t five to four is the law of the land. merritt isn't sitting in that seat because mitchell connell didn't. confirm ed, you want to jump in t bre? justause the supreme court has decided this case doesn't make its right. it' morly wron legally wrong. dread scott was the law of the land then, tet didn't them right. this is very similar annular parallel to correspond moch sue and it's very sad. in correspond not sue they said we're not going to look beyond wh the president said. it's hat isal security. exactly what the supreme court has don today. they have decided eyes shut and be blind to reality and created a whole where president trump's promise that he would cre

and muslim nations. can you really say this is actually a muslim ban? >> this is what i can say, thank god we are not a nation of tyranny because presidents tried multiple times. and efforts have been diluted by the court system. and by good meaning people. he was not able to do what he wanted to do. this represents in many ways a retreat from his original position, which was banning people based upon religion. he tried again and again and again and he finally found something that they were able to tailor to get through -- it seems constitutional muster. i disagree with the decision and the outcome. i think we cannot -- we just cannot walk away from the fact of how this all started, which was a president that said he wanted to ban muslims from our country. we are a nation had muslims as part of our nation for entire history. great scientists, athletes, muhammad ali, some of our greatest heroes, and this is a person that wants to use something that our founders rejected, which is a religious test. and, ag

london's mayor is muslim.t to be the best argument to rebut the idea that there is no pathway forward for muslim in uk that, wait a second, you can be home music of you can be the mayor of london, and that level of achievement and participation in society is ultimately a good thing because that's the best counter narrative there is, i think. nessarily the political role not of american muslims from muslims in europe that's overly important. one of the greatest things is that entertainment, sports. politics of decision politics from anybody he was been remotely radicalize, one of the first things is democracy is sure or policyism. essentially participation in democracy. it's one of the earliest lessons very easily dissonant in one way, shape, or form or another so it's not just jihadist. even your more progressive denounce any participation of politics. showing someone who is success with regard to the responses in britain, people use kickboxing as means of you radicalize initiatives. .. the very big thing he's

we have two women running for congress, both arab muslim women. one is the daughter of a hallal butcher. another is running in an upper-middle-class suburb to the north of the city. she is running a great campaign. another woman just announced she is exploring running for the seat that john conyers just vacated. she was a state representative for detroit for many years. both of these women are very dynamic. they are not running as arab americans. they are running because they are well connected to their district and the political issues of the district they represent. we also have -- we only have one arab muslim in the state legislature right now. but i have a feeling that is going to change in the next couple years. we have quite a few more people running. dearborn for the first time has an arab-american majority on its city council. many of the people in these starter positions politically are they moving on to run for state offices. there is a lot happening in michigan in terms of representation. michigan is a microcosm of what is happening nat

i don't think they represent a small percentage of muslims in this country because the majority of muslimsn this country want nothing to do with violent jihad or the muslim brotherhood and as we saw in the holy land foundation trial in dallas in 2008, care was an unindicted co-conspirator in a trial that convicted 5 defendants on 108 counts of raising money in america to support terrorism. care was an unindicted co-conspirator. the doj would not prosecute but that means they are a friend established in federal court, for muslim brotherhood. it is good they were not invited but more importantly laughable that they are protesting because they have the freedom to continue operating in this country. >> this is a country that recognizes freedom of religion for all or freedom from religion of people don't want to practice anything, one of the most sacred freedoms we have. a lot happening inside and outside the white house, thanks for being with us. best news ever. that is what kim kardashian said about donald trump's latest pardon. floodgates are opening, lobbying for presidential pardon has bec

majority of the muslims of his country wants nothing to do with jihad, violent jihad, or the muslimod. and as we saw in the holy land foundation trial in dallas in 2008, they were an unindicted coconspirator in a trial that convicted five defendants on 108 counts of raising money in america to support terrorism and they were another interacted coconspirator. the doj would not prosecute them. but that means they are a front, established in federal court, they are a front for the muslim brotherhood. i think it is good they were not invited but more importantly, i think it is laughable that they are out there protesting because they have the freedom to continue operating in this country. >> shannon: as you said, this is a country that recognizes freedom of religion for all, freedom from religion if folks don't want to practice anything. it is one of the beautiful, most sacred freedoms we have. a lot happening inside and outside the white house tonight for a general boykin, thank you for being with us. >> thank you, shannon. >> shannon: best news ever. that is what kim kardashian said a

i have a lot of muslim constituents in my district. americans whose family members are going to be banned from traveling here. people who are not going to be able to go back home, and i think that this is -- they are deated, and so i would just say to all the muslim americans across the country, know that america loves you. know that we do not intend to discriminate against you. and that we are absolutely a country that believes that no matter what religion you are, you are afforded the same rights. unfortunately, i think the supreme court's decision, and i haven't had a chance to read the full decision yet. it just came out. unfortunately, i think the decision sends a very dangerous message, a different message to muslim americans, but more than that, i wonder what it does to embolden the president around a whole host of other equally bad or potentially even worse things that he might put into place now. >> so two quick questions for you, congresswoman. we heard from some of your colleagues on the senate side, the talk about congressi

" way to enact a muslim ban.he president continued to make similar statements well after his inauguration, as detailed above. moreover, several -- despite several opportunities to do so, president trump has never disavowed any of his prior statements about islam. instead, he has continued to make remarks that a reasonable observer would view as an unrelenting attack on the muslim religion and its followers." >> very strong. i think there's no other way to look at what the president was saying. that is what is so artificial about the opinion does that we're not going to give that any rate and we're just going to sort of have. deference to the administration. the administration hid behind this multiagency task force they set up, but the outcome was preordained. president trump set it up to give him the conclusion he wanted. i don't see any other way as just a soda some mayor said, result person can look at it from his campaign statements through the trouble than a conclude anything other than he was trying to keep

i am not for a muslim ban. don't think there should be a religion test on anybody coming into the country. muslims come in every day. but there is a ban on countries where we can't verify their citizen. >> pakistan is not on this, indonesia is not on this. what about mike's point? >> it's a ban on a majority of muslim countries. mike is making a point here. it is very clear, when you look at the countries listed there are few things that have in common. they don't do business with donald trump. >> he is saying what the commonality is they don't do a good job, it is not easy to figure out a background of people to vet people. >> why isn't saudi arabia on the list? the majority of 9/11 attackers were on saudi arabia. you can go dowist and ask questions about each country. e reason we know this is a muslim ban and the reason people are disappointed with the dissent in this decision, is because we use the president's own words, his religious animus. and that should be the center point of striking this down. that no

the occupation was muslim. most of the people in muslim will come to isis and i was at that time working with a organization we did a focus group with some who were young. the occupation it was young people some of them were so happy because this wa first time that they saw the justice of the islamic state but now because of my work, every day i'm facing people who post on social media they post that it's similar with the idea of isis but when i engage with some of them and ask them do you believe in isis, their answer would be, no isis is a terrorist group, my question for all of you, how should we stop these ideas? isolating if we don't stop these ideas this ll happ again, everywhere and every time in this history. thank you.>> could i ask you really quick which with regard to your education, what country are we talking about here? >> i was born in 1978.>> okay. >> coinciding to the transition with regard to the role that we would play in the iraqi state after that. there was, coinciding to the promotion of,

many say the muslims live here in a little world of their own. now the greek government has opened the way for people here to apply greek laws. but not everyone has welcomed the move. the muslim couple say about ari for lou and i dunno marilou on the other hand see the amendment as a first delicate flowering of democracy they've been married for some thirty years and say but is against the sharia she remembers the problem when her own mother wanted a divorce. and say bob was not allowed to study as her brother was. now she's worried that should her husband pass away she might lose the house that they built together then jack. i don't even think in terms of a man or a woman having more rights in a marriage are chocolate saiful on women have to have the same rights as men which shouldn't go. as i see it the new law giving muslims the opportunity to choose between shari'a and greed will will make things easier for many people being them shall see especially regarding inheritance marriage and divorce. but it would have made things easier for many wom

muslims, trevor?ates saudi arabia. turkey hates syria. hasan minhaj hates kumail nanjiani. now, kumail, i told you to put me in "the big sick." it was the perfect role for me. but, no, you had to go with zoe kazan. and look what happened. your movie was barely a major hit, you selfish mother-- fasting, i'm fasting. sorry. >> trevor: hasan minhaj, everybody. we'll be right back. you gotta hold it in. you gotta hold it in. ( cheers and applause ) moderator: okay. we are going to talk about cars today. if y were going to design your perfect car, which three features would you choose? safety with the kids. fuel efficiency. man: affordable price. my dream car would ha all of these things. moderator: what if i to that t a car that did have everything? seriously? woman: okay. moderator: this is the chevy cruze. man 2: go chevy! get 20% below msrp on all cruze and malibu lt models. that's almost $4,700 on this chevy cruze. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. on this chevy cruze. you don't have to be to

the islamophobia industry accused congressmen who are muslim of being part of the muslim brotherhoodt's to undermine the american political voice and that's the intent and desire and outcome. >> i want to turn to the administration itself. "wall street journal" story about the chief of staff hired away from an anti-muslim group called center for american policy, one of the more controversial one saying he co-authored a book saying 80% of mosques are incubators at best subverse and at worst violence and should be treated accordingly. a senior vice president for policy and programs says the muslim brotherhood has achieved influence over the highest ranks of the u.s. government and there should be a new house on american activities activity to root out secret muslims in government. sabrina, how does someone like this with these views, who represented an organization with its track record as being one of the most notorious islamophobic organizations get such an important position on the national security council? >> well, i think it's notable that will there are a number of officials in

does it say anything about muslims? no. does it refer only to muslim countries? no.korea and venezuela are also mentioned. so he said this was about whether presidents can control immigration policy and visa structures. this is something that is uniquely within the power of the presidency. so because there was nothing in the order itself that indicated any sort of religious discrimination, that was enough for the majority. the dissenters saw it differently. >> and they did. and sabrina, justice sotomayor in her dissent said a reasonable observer would see it is motivated by anti-muslim and a statement from the council of american islamic nations said the ban should be clear to the supreme court as it is to the murzs demonized by it and apparently everyone from the supreme court could see the decision for what it is, an expression of animosity. and the majority disagreed and they say there was a history. >> absolutely. and anyone who looks at the president's statement would glean this was intended to limit muslim immigration and he has suggested that woe be more expli

to have the muslim brotherhood...? no.at many people prefer abdel fattah el—sisi, whatever the circumstances of his coming to power, to the muslim brotherhood, the freedom and justice party. the majority of egyptians and that includes myself, we know the muslim brothers‘ history. we know that they will govern with religion and we are against a religious state. so we know, and many people in egypt do not accept a religious state. that's why they support sisi. so everything is relative, relative. so sisi's rule is much better than that of the muslim brotherhood. why? number one, they do not use religion. because to play with religion is like playing with fire. muslim brotherhood wants to tell us that allah said so and we cannot criticise allah. but at least we can criticise the army or criticise sisi because they are human beings. but how can you criticise allah? you have been a very, very outspoken person all your life, as we can see. you have written things, books like the hidden face of eve, where you covered issues like

not a muslim then at all, the largest muslim then at all, the largest muslim populated countries of thendia, egypt, bangladesh, all excluded. -- ban. this is carefully targeted at a number of countries that have a process that was deemed by the united states to be inadequate. in this process that the president took, which is his entire authorities you under a 1952 statute that enables the president to manage these programmes, some sensible steps to restrict that immigration. it isa steps to restrict that immigration. it is a suspension, not a termination, meaning that if these countries do in fact take steps to improve their processes, it is entirely conceivable that you could see them removed from the trouble ban list. it is interesting, the court has taken a deliberately narrow framing here. they chose to disregard donald trump's statins in the campaign more widely, for example calling on a complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. part of the problem here is the way this looks. you have a travel ban coming off the back of those kinds of statements. that is what people

now i'm delighted to be joined by law the longest serving muslim of the house the law. twenty you appointed as a fossil. but at my house of commons where i was for a few years you have to attend two of us now for your seat which also struck me as bad. occulus you don't have anything like that and i so love but you know alex what we did on the first day that i entered the house of lords i asked for a prayer room so we have a prayer room with a balloon and facilities as well as having my own little prayer room in my office there's a prayer room in the house of lords with some of our staff actually the house of lords staff can go and pray as well and you know that only came about because the. authorities at the time when i entered said we don't have a spare room this is an old building we can create a prayer room and so i said well if i'm an equal member of the house of lords then when their lordships and the bishops are praying every day can i stand in the corner and do by muslim prayer and said no no we'll get we'll get you a little ruler and substantial progress was mad

muslim families are not as. it was never about muslim families it was about the types of families that i met in the school playground in the types of mums i was a particularly keen on whatever we say we all know the mums that we like and the mums that we don't like i was just really honest about it but regardless of whether you were referring to a british kid or a muslim care isn't that a fundamentally christian thing to say because you know you talk i don't know many things in my life i am not a good ambassador for the christian religion and i. a lot about christian values and a painting there you know i'm just criticizing my size because like if you see any of the stuff that i've done i mean i think many christians would want to distance themselves from me entirely but what i noticed about people with strong beliefs particularly here in subpoena to you know it's a joy to be surrounded by so many christian churches by the author docs people that believe so strongly ninety percent of people here and you know tha

a muslim ban. d you not supreme court has handed him, basically, wideo powerso whatever else he wants. just call it national security. they hill not go b the words of the executive order itself, to raise the kind of issues where our president in this case, ased not by the dissents. >> senator, many republicansay it's not a muslim ban. but i want to talk to you about the other issue going on right now, and that's on child and family separation. and you have a unique personal perspective on this. do you mind telling us the sto of your younger brother. >> well, when i was brought to this country by m mother when i was about seven. my older brother, who wasine, came with us. and my mother had to leave my

it's important to me that europe knows muslims enjoyed religious freedom in greece. we don't observe the complete sharia only a part of the family law then the front moves that all please share. we've never chopped a thief sandhill hand off here this is just going to cool down the scene very very slim because then you know. part of the family law what does that mean in practice so b.s. when a man says for women it can mean oppression and poverty. so he had to start earning money at age seven and married at age thirteen with the mufti's approval then she began to resist as a muslim woman she wants the same rights other greek women enjoy. a group. we roma blindly follow sharia law because we're muslims and this if we were somewhere else in other cities we got not have problems like these with the sharia the face of no women not our grandmothers nor our mothers know ourselves know exactly what sharia is this we just follow it as a religion blindly. here kitty voice who many says. but is no longer willing to follow blindly she started an association to help the casualtie

muslim women and a moroccan in and stirred am took it upon himself, killed him in cold blood. this was the threat and it was not sufficient to make it. not only predicting that it would be arm but justifying the theological argument, it might or might not be where they were located. and that model, people who migrated, such as hussein, very key, the names of officials and very effective means even though the attack might not be likely and almost minuscule it is effective to show that you have this cyberspace capability. >> if you have a question raise your hand and identify yourself. this gentleman here in front. wait for the mic. >> thank you very much. a question to jesse. say you were the cnn version of online jihadist them, the anti-dubbadash who were your competitors, the ones online with anti-radicalization presence and perhaps another question. >> never thought of that. >> abc, cbs. >> this is the discussion, and ongoing problem, what can be done online to counter? >> if you were to consider efforts, and the radicalization or a separate entity, it is very important. at

i just don't like muslims."ke this year, he's changing his tune. >> tomorrow, president trump will host a dinner recognizing the muslim holy month of ramadan. the event was not held last year. the move is a return to white house tradition. so far, a guest list has not been made available. >> trevor: yay! president trump making ramadan great again. for more on this news, we wandered around the building and pulled in the first muslim we saw. hasan minhaj, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) what's up, hasan. >> what's up, man? >> trevor: so, hasan, the white house ramadan dinner is back on the calendar officially. how big of a deal is this? >> i mean, it's huge, trevor. raman heonth when muslims cleanse themselves by fasting all day. that means no eating, no drinking, no cursing, and definitely no face filters. we know you're not a puppy. no lying during the holy month, okay! ramadan is like lent and yom kippur combined. it's the ultramarathon of sacrifice. so it's nice when the president acknowledges that with a d

against muslims. all right let's take you now to washington to do a user claire which it's a new who is standing by good to see you claire the supreme court as i've just been reporting says that the ban does not discriminate against muslims but let's call a spade a spade they're targeting muslim majority countries so how is this not discriminating against muslims. well that's right this affects five muslim majority countries and even though the court has found that the travel ban did not have an anti muslim bias this case really comes down to what has been such a divisive issue in the united states where critics have said that the travel ban does in fact target muslims and that in doing so it violates the constitution's protections of religious freedom in the united states and in fact the dissent we saw in the court was particularly scathing they said a reasonable observer would conclude that the proclamation was motivated by an anti muslim sentiment so really we're seeing a lot of hostile reaction to

destined against a permit issued to billet church and accused him of not supporting muslims the city of nearly three million that is predominantly muslim but also home to more than three hundred thousand christians. someone has the legal right to build a church people can protest against me. but it won't change anything i told them to just shoot me in the head. only when a judge orders me to do so. soldiers guarded church which is still under construction because of fears it will be attacked governor elections last year in that were dominated by large protests and the jailing of christian gov. for blasphemy many in indonesia were worried that a similar scenario could be repeated this time around. in vocal hardline groups have held protests against churches for years. we will worry that what happened in jakarta could happen here because many people from because he had joined protests in jakarta and our church is still rejected so we were very worried especially because we hear rumors that messes would come here always made us more alert. but so far the elections have seen little viole

at the white house wednesday night president donald trump and guests observe the muslim tradition of breaking a day long fast during ramadan by sharing a meal tonight we give thanks for the renewed bonds of friendship and cooperation we're forged with our valued part is from all across the middle east the white house wouldn't say who received these forty invitations but the council on american islamic relations said none of their members got one how can we say no to that so they held a counter dinner across the street in lafayette park it's not an american muslim advance and really it just shows that the same ministration is not willing to reach out to american muslims. president trump's contentious relationship with the muslim community began during his campaign and deteriorated immediately after taking office with a series of travel bans that targeted muslim majority countries. well the proposed ban sparked protests and outrage in cities across america the u.s. supreme court will soon begin hearing legal challenges to them last year president trump drew additional criticism for bei

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to each of you and to the muslims around the world ramadan will barak why there are protests as u.s. president donald trump marks the holy month of ramadan with an if tards and. fellow iraq's parliament has ordered a manual recount of every vote cast and last month's elections it comes a day after prime minister had that he said. there had been serious violations parliament also approved the cancellation of overseas votes and those of displaced people in some provinces and itzhak the election chemists and charles stratford reports from baghdad. allegations of voter fraud have been mounting since the may the twelfth parliamentary elections but no one expected this iraq's parliament voted for a total manual recount of all ballots across the country and to cancel results gannett's through the electronic voting system that was used in the poll there if it is for the political stability of the country if the recount is vastly different to the original result of the new up when. i believe we are about to witness my changing dynamics and variables it could also be dangerous some political b

to each of you and to the muslims around the world ramadan will barak. present donald trump locks in the holy month of ramadan the gift. that everyone's happy there. hell it may not be the official start of the japanese wet season but we've seen rain run off the last month or so and this latest street doesn't look particularly dangerous the heaviest rain actually has been the southern small island so fine looking whether in tokyo twenty eight degrees or lot of cloud around suggesting increased humidity winds winds and all that strong and we've seen recently a drop in temperature running through beijing still thirty four units on friday we will drop to something like twenty eight as the shower start to show up on saturday same time rain is trying to edge back in but the real rain one the reasons not been so which in japan has been further south tucked into the seasonal line here it's a spinach of course but which is given a huge amount right in heinen two hundred fifty millimeters now that's the high nand there is more to come in gone door and hunan disic

the communities that are directly impacted by this muslim bad. clear do we have an idea of the impact this travel ban has already had on the people that are targeted well this travel ban has been fully in place since december so we're not going to see a huge difference from today to tomorrow and what we actually see on the ground human rights groups however absolutely outraged by this decision they point out the fact that it's going to mean lots of people fleeing war are going to be unable to come to the united states i mean their relatives are going to be unable to visit their families even if they have a close relatives living here in the u.s. and they're worried that it would get a miser's discrimination now muslim communities are clearly upset about this so we've just heard that young woman is speaking about what this meant to her but also other immigrant groups that are concerned about the way u.s. immigration policy is being decided and fear anything that would see it coming out of results of policy being formed based on race or religion it