you know governing you know he's also bought a muslim brother disappointing fighting for not having muslim brothers. accepting that again he's coming. on so much people feel like i just again knew it was going to play in this area because. i just just to emphasize on this that what yes people are happy because they mean man who's been there for thirty years just no more you know what really has changed. yeah i think i think there's some change that maybe in sudan now they would not be more war we hope that wouldn't be a war for example yeah it was one of the hope we see for some how the war would stop because that's one of the demand or the times of people demanded. more this kind of military is the state those who are who really is a country in bad way some kind of sick like this but i think if you see now people are still continue going on because they think they have to get really or. revolution if you don't that means that no more military and no more also a muslim brother in iowa and think people will go to one point i need to see it again believe you quickly because it's important to

revolution is you know that means that no more militaries and no more muslim brothers or in our. people will we will go to one point i need to say it again because really quickly because it's important to announce that the people know not accept things that because they don't have anything anymore in the muslim brother structure and if we remember the government when they come to power they also do some kind of weird weird. people who is part of the muslim brother in jail and this is as they want to be away but they're still in power that's why people continue definitely the fight will go on until people get exactly what they need. thank you very much for the time will come. now relatives of kenyan victims killed in ethiopia and airline crash see those you boeing the plane manufacturer for damages it's been barely a month since the boeing seven three seven marks present by european air crashed just after takeoff all one hundred fifty seven people on board died in the accident that is six kenyans when the plane the highest number from any one country in the sense of failure is bei

people who is part of the muslim brother in jail and this is already a way but they're still in power that's why people continue definitely the fight will go on until people get exactly what they need. thank you very much for the time will come. now relatives of kenyan victims killed in ethiopia and airline crash see those you boeing the plane manufacturer for damages it's been barely a month since the boeing seven three seven marks present by european air crashed just after takeoff all one hundred fifty seven people on board died in the accident that is six kenyans when the plane the highest number from any one country sense of failure is being blamed for the crash some families feel justice is not yet i want to hit boeing where it hurts the most purse our correspondent in kenya brings us this report. sixty year old john kuranda lost five members of his family his wife his daughter and three grandchildren they were among the one hundred fifty seven people killed in last month's paean airlines crash the remaining members of the current gen family are yet to come to terms with the situ

unfortunately he is but is ending against the byzantine the muslim brother. who is a people now fighting again is it more is on or monstrous in the city and is a problem is also. he's also bought of using of debating or the military who was committing suicide for what it's a problem is this where you see the people say no no we're going to city again we're not accepting if you remember he's also the last months when i'm going to shoot he changed he's a government after i was offended because mr did it and so then it became as visit as events because he knows that if he's go away then he still is a poet is. that it is like the same way somehow is going to be the same to get as a play before in one thousand eighty nine when they come to paul also they blazed yet if you remember son of dr who was also the leader of the muslim brother if it is time when he sent her but she it was a poem with the poet for don he is good to see again as a poet and i think he come and he be a leader again after some months is that it is all the time and so then these people would sa

the announcement of putting bugs the government over them or bashir who is also bought of the muslim brother this is the problem is also it still is there and that's why we have to wait to see how they handle this if it is will be again sitting with the is a good point but how they will sit with it and who will be disappointed so do you think an important first step but we have to see what it takes to. thank you very much for sharing your thoughts with us in a sudanese and activist who is based here in berlin sunday for having me. now the un human rights body has urged judicial authorities to give the wiki leaks founder julian assange a fair trial australia has also weighed in on the case say assad an australian national would receive consular support but any u.s. extradition plans have nothing to do with the strain they were supporters of assad have had protests in sydney with the australian journalists union voicing its strong support for him assad is currently being held in custody in london but he is wanted in the u.s. on charges of revealing classified information his future has ignited

muslim brother. you see how as a people to not accepting him he would also say it is maybe it is the same kind of death as a play again. as he's also in. the military who is being part of the genocide and so we still have effectively an islamist military regime in place aligned with the muslim brotherhood as you mentioned what can we expect them to do in this situation . we don't expect so much outside because i was a people just in the city and they will demand to have civilian government without any military anymore on with the help of our own community and what i see people who because if they actually have to settle olive days it was sixty years they would sort all of this guy was just to your days now people are still on the streets here in contact with the demonstrators there defying the military curfew that's been imposed they've they're determined to get rid of this regime what do you think the prospects are of doing that. i think is the people who will do that because it's so much young of i

letter to the muslim. brothers. in this recorded message boko haram swore allegiance to the islamic state in the spring of twenty fifteen the nigerian group led by abu bakr chicago then took the name of the islamic state of west africa. provoked global outrage in april twenty fourth when the group kidnapped two hundred seventy. six schoolgirls in chibok in northeastern nigeria the kidnapping received global condemnation. michelle obama joined the solidarity campaign to demand the release. of promised to sell them into slavery but i do not to declare want to how to how. little or not or elaborate. on and on since the start of the insurgency the violence has resulted in more than twenty three thousand dead and over two million people displaced. to understand how the armed group has become so dangerous it is necessary to return to northeastern nigeria to the capital of the state of borno might a goody the birthplace of boko haram. here islamic law has been practiced by the muslim community since the eleventh century bu

moment i had a muslim brother the two out of the said groups in my fish market alone i thought you should also benefit from this just like we did. the zamalek that was in well this is. much of india's coastline is well suited to oyster growth the demand for them is still minimal oysters are the least common shellfish on the menu in india only eaten by coastal communities this attitude changes very slowly. they only earn a few rupees poised but the money provides the women at least with essential savings and they share the profits amongst themselves at the end of the yeah. the women of what i thought out among the first oyster farmers in the state of maharashtra and they're putting paid to many gender stereotypes. that joe was. there mr tallboys they ended up the only husbands used to own a money and they used to handle part of it to us we had to manage everything with that amount what we had to think about the kids then think about ourselves because of this project i have money that i have. not able to manage our expenses so much better not one thought about it was that they were then the

to the places of conflict they go because they feel about the human suffering of their fellow muslim brothers and sisters you know my in my case it was about human beings it was about children it was about you know innocent women and children so it was and this is exactly we've got a lot of people that go from this country to go and fight with the peshmerga because they feel. passionate about it the feel sympathetic towards the easy the women but then the the narrative also comes out is but what about the young innocent you know women and children from the muslim families and the human beings and that's why it was i was compelled i was i was emotionally driven you know. to do something to help those those individuals and to stop the suffering where you saw al qaeda member or not i mean what is the correct way yes i want the aware of how i mean yes yes i was because because it's because when i went there that's when i realized who these people were but by the time you realize that what they're doing it's not what i would as a saying you know you see them as terrorists you know on the screen bu

of the national muslim brother and some other people who is in for example two days they have the confidence and they announce they will try to bring. but what to do but they don't talk about to bring order people to justice for example and this is point one two people say you know we cannot accept especially if you see. what is happening in darfur. i don't know no one no where is it just as a point out of the harm sudanese human rights activists here in berlin thank you very much it will come. well in sports twenty four year old son duff is preparing to make history as the first ever iranian woman to take part in an officially sanctioned boxing match she steps into the ring this saturday for a bout in western france but she's hoping she can land a blow for equality all the way back home. women have been fighting for equality in iran on many fronts and saddam's condom is breaking new ground for a country that allowed women to attain a min soccer game for the first time last october. now at the end of the day there are limitations that apply to each and every country you can't just say that a

followers of the one followers of the muslim brothers everything of that sort basically to smear people who are not voting is it your sense that for the voters or the people who will vote against perhaps all the people who will in effect abstain or take themselves out of this act of democracy quotes they've almost got a quite fatalistic approach to this because some of them talking anonymously on social media just this morning they seem to be saying well look he will do what he wants anyway the military will do what they want anyway there is ok fair enough there's like two opinions on that there's one opinion is that what you just mentioned abstention and we won't do anything because there's no effect and this has to do with a long long culture and history of apathy and voter apathy in egypt the other option is like there is no where else to resist or try to participate to affect the outcome so hence you have two versions of this one version is go and say no the other version is just go and. ruin your vote basically. stain but mention that i did not vote because of so and so on the ball

muslim community is deeply tied into the fabric of minnesota. you are our teachers, our doctors, our entrepreneur, our neighbors, our brothers and sisters. the cultural diversity that comes from the muslim community has made minnesota so much better, hasne strengthened our economy and showed us who we can be. buts i also know at this time platitudes are not going to be enough. after the horrific events in christchurch and a he newed focus -- renewed focus on islamophobia, so many in this room know christchurch could have been and nearly was in our backyard. those are our neighbors. that warm summer day in -- just two years ago narrowly avoided tragedy on an unbelievable scale which we saw unfold in christchurch. so i'm here today to deliver a pretty simple message: hate and islamophobia have no home in minnesota, i but you do. [applause] our administration, along with my lieutenant governor, peggy flanagan, and our commissioner as i'm joined here by one, our education commissioner, mary katherine ricker is here with us today, so thank you -- [applause] mary katherine's a lifelong educator, and we want to see actions, and our administratio

other we've defeated the islamic state of isis, they are bleeding into muslim brothers like wolves inlothing. i think it is important we stand up. lou: not quite sheep. wolves -- >> whatever! [laughter] lou: the reality here is that he is turning out to be the critical leader that most in the west and i know you, in particular, hoped he would be. that is a pivotal figure and perhaps a transformation figure for the middle east. >> egypt has a chance, it by no means it is a guaranteed chance, he is the only one that can do it. lou: k.t. mcfarland, always great to see you. thanks so much. it was good to have k.t. back. more empty threats. trying to entice attorney general bill barr to accept whatever the house judiciary committee radical dems chairman does. stay with us. when you rent from national... it's kind of like playing your own version of best ball. because here, you can choose any car in the aisle, even if it's a better car class than the one you reserved. so no matter what, you're guaranteed to have a perfect drive. [laughter] (vo) go national. go like a pro. see what i did the

contacts with islam is groups and egypt has been worried about possible support from sudan for the muslim brothers in egypt there's also the issue of the waters what is happening in. sudan of building their own dams on the renaissance in ethiopia so they have a number of reasons for wanting to maintain good relations with whatever new government comes into power in khartoum do they have any role and well it. well. yes egypt will have some influence but i don't think that it will influence the composition of the new government kyle let's let's move on and talk about russia why would vladimir putin be sending a representative there. well russia always finds it easier to deal with authoritarian regimes but their interest in sudan is probably more commercial than political. so the sudan has been a customer for arms sales from russia but russia will also be interested in sudan's mineral wealth not only the small amount of oil that remains inside sudan but also the gold mining that has been going on in parts of northern darfur and north east north west of the country so there are commercial reasons that

our muslim brothers and ters. one thing we will not do is our mouths.elieve that god is also calling us to act, and our actions are how can we prevent this and how can we be an even more effective witness to peace and justice. >> woodruff: lt's talk about that. rabbi marcus, what steps are you taking at your synagogue in southern california? are you actively taking steps to secure, to make it a safer place? >> yes. we've worked for years the makeo ouregation as safe as possible with the recognitionl that when eople seek to do harm, they often will figure ou a way. so for us in the jewh community, this profound rise of anti-semitism that we he witnessed, because it has been a profound rise, has been going on for several years now. before that there was always fear. there had been attacks at jewish community centers and at synagogues, anti-semitic incidents throughout the centuries. pically and historically america has been a safe place, but especially in the st few years as we've seen this profound uptick in anti-semitic incidents nationally and internat

yes well of course there are large numbers of people there estates who consider themselves muslim brothers or who whose parents were and the islam a phobic movement in the united states people who hate islam have tagged the council on american islamic relations as a brotherhood affiliated organization it's not to my knowledge but senator ted cruz of texas has spoken this way and so listing of the muslim brotherhood as a terrorist organization could have a terrible impact on the ability of muslim americans to organize to keep banks of lawyers to defend themselves from civil rights violations and this this could as you say affect u.s. domestic politics as well we'll see what happens from moment one call thanks so much for joining us from the u.s. . forces allied to libya's u.n. recognized government have retaken control of a strategic military camp close to the capital and it's treated on several times since troops loyal to warlord kleefisch after launched operation to take gave a tripoli last month of the one hit. this is the. military camp this is one of of the biggest military camps on th

we know that our muslim community is deeply tied into the fabric of minnesota. you are our neighbors, our brothersand sisters. the cultural diversity that comes from the muslim community has made minnesota better, has strengthened our economy, and showed us who we can be. but i also know at this time that platitudes are not going to be enough. after the horrific events in christchurch, so many in this room know that christ church could have been and nearly was in our backyard, and those are our neighbors. that warm summer day in just two years ago, narrowly avoided tragedy on an unbelievable scale that we saw unfold in christchurch. i am here today to deliver a simple message. hate and islamaphobia have no home in minnesota, but you do. [applause] our administration along with our lieutenant governor flanagan and our commissioners are joined maryr commissioner, catherine ricker, so thank you. [applause] >> mary catherine is a lifelong educator and we want to see actions and our administration draws the line. we will not have our muslim dayh bullied on a single and the commissioners here to make su

be targeted in fact when we spoke to the archbishop of colombo yesterday he told us that muslims are their brothers and sisters and that the people who carried out these attacks were people who did not have any faith because they had targeted innocent people this is a message of unity and peace that religious leaders are very keen to send to the rest of. the league with the floor. with you throughout the day thank you. russian president vladimir putin the north korean leader kim jong il and have begun the first official summit in the city of lot of all strong. had a substantial discussion of the denuclearization of the korean peninsula. told the media he wants to talk about ways to strategically promote stability and jointly manage the regional situation the two are also expected to talk about bilateral trade. is live for us now in of lot of our stock and of course while the focus for the international community might have been denuclearization. respective relationships of as well with the u.s. have been because they have more in common sort of that needs to be out you might say lack of formal meet

brothers omar and. members of a powerful clan they are revered as heroes by their young followers. but most muslims on mentor now have no sympathy for the ideology of the so-called islamic state other can share reef is a leading figure in the local muslim community he knew them out of brothers because of his long beard he has been dubbed bin laden as in osama bin laden. sharif likes the nickname even though he says he is opposed to violence and said that to the local i.a.s. fighters. visiting me in my house and they have convincing me to join them sometimes they told me please join us we will make you us our army. yes he will make us our leader actually when you have talking with me but they have been letting you join us because we cannot trust anymore people have been governors because they are always betraying us yes so that's why i did become. bad because. sharif did not join the group led by the mountain brothers he told them he could not fight because he had heart disease. islamic state called on its sympathizers around the world to support the mountain brothers in the battle on mindanao. guy

power and on the other hand we're extremely vulnerable to these kinds of attacks like our muslim american brothers and sisters and african-american brothers and sisters. i would urge people to keep that in mind when they're seeing jews in moments of power and also in moments like this. what i'm seeing in my community is jews acknowledging that, using their privilege to stand up for other minorities but also insisting on their right to protect themselves. >> what about the media because it's complicated to do these stories, because you don't want to give people like this person any notoriety, you certainly don't want to put their views out there and their open letters or whatever it is they're saying, but how can we -- is there something the media can do to be helpful here? >> i definitely agree that we can't give them notoriety, but on the other hand we have to call a spade a spade. we need to talk about this problem. we have talked about it in the past about how the media was disproportionately covered horrible muslim terrorist acts but has ignored white nationalist terror. the studies are clear

that's not something -- it's hard to see president trump going to a muslim community center saying, these are our brothers and sisters, we have to protect them, we shouldn't, you know, label all muslims as terrorists and, we shouldn't be afraid of millions of muslims just because a small group primarily from saudi arabia committed this atrocity. >> we haven't seen that yet. daniel and david, please stick with us. we want you back here in a bit. we'll talk about the battle to get the president's tax returns as well as the race for 2020. >>> to weather now. deadly storms moving through the southeast of the united states last night and brought baseball sized hail and tornadoes to the gulf state. two children in texas died when a tree fell on their car during a storm. >> what's the most devastating you've seen? >> just strip of homes on the other side of town over here completely gone, gone. everything's gone. it's going to be a little difficult putting it back together but we'll do it. >> and a possible tornado touched down in vicksburg, mississippi, destroying parts of a gas station and injuring one person.

who had dared to leave a forced marriage and defy her strict muslim family well she was shot point blank in on the street by her youngest brother a so-called on or killing german director sherry harman's new film a regular woman tells the story a new and gives the victim back her voice. i know. that's been. chosen for and. and a regular woman is a true story i know grew up in the berlin district court spoke but was sent to marry a cousin in a forced marriage after fleeing the abusive marriage and returning to germany she begins to assert her independence. day easy. for me i know it is a kind of joan of arc of the berlin backyard. the because she was brought up in a strict religious family we don't need to say a strict muslim family we can say simply a strict religious family in a home with many siblings and she had the courage to say this cannot be my whole life. used against the will of our family she moves out then a family she begins an apprenticeship as an actress and chooses her boyfriends. i know is eventually accepted back into the family circle because of their interest in her. but this interest eventually seals her fat

who had dared to leave a forced marriage and defy her strict muslim family while she was shot point blank in on the street by her youngest brother a so-called on or killing german director sherry hormones new film a regular woman tells the story a new and gives the victim back her voice. has been. chosen friend. and a regular woman is a truce.

who had dared to leave a forced marriage and defy her strict muslim family while she was shot point blank in on the street by her youngest brother a so-called on or killing german director sherry hormones new film a regular woman tells the story a new and gives the victim back her voice. has been. chosen friend. and a regular woman is a true story.

. >> i will go to israel to spend time both with gentlemen rish brothers and sisters and also with muslimsthe northern galileah and we have to spend more time thinking about connectiveness rather than differences. heather: absolutely, rabbi cooper. >> heather, social media companies, can and have to do a lot more, secondly i applaud the president for making the call to the rabbi but the president and nancy pelosi, we have to stop weponizing the fight against hatred. we need to come back to bipartisanship and if it comes from the far right or the far left or islamists, you know, the american people are pretty smart folks, we need to be straight, i think also that will give law enforcement and intelligent services more opportunities to be online and to follow the evil doers. heather: social media, absolutely good point. >> if i could say something heather. heather: quickly. >> media executives were prosecuted for their role in genocide and i fully support rabbi cooper's view, social media companies for hosting anti-semitism or antichristian or antimuslim sentiment. heather: so difficult to k

brother, are you upset? >> a bit. >> investigators say domingo became a radical muslim. he viewed his planned attack as retribution for the mosque attack in new zealand, if convicted, he faces up to 15 years if federal prison. >>> new developments in san francisco's central subway, the projected opening has been pushed again into next year. it hopes to open it in december of this year. they told federal transit officials the central 2020. the al plan called for the central subway to open last year. muni is blaming delays on the project's contractor. >>> san francisco is looking for a new transit leader this morning, chief ed riskin is stepping down, he announced it after equipment failures and problems with muni's light rail failures. for a national search for a director. they say they need a visionary leader who will restore trust in the system. >>> a new report confirms measles cases in the u.s. have reached a 25-year high, there are now 700 reported cases in 22 states. in the bay area, cases have been reported in san francisco, san mateo and santa clara counties. heal

we know president trump is a sick vanilla brother with deep xenophobic sensibility not just against black people, against muslims, mexicans, against jews. and at times we wonder if he's got both paddles in the water because it's just so far remove from reality. you're absolutely right. i'm standing there, there's groups coming, they're looking us straight in the face, they're cussing, demonizing, they've got guns, gas masks, some got ammunition. they're not thinking about robert e. lee. they're thinking about a hatred of black folk, hatred of muslims, jews, gays and so forth and so on. and then their question is brother biden because brother biden also has his own record he has to come to terms with. in 1994 he's calling precious young folks prejudice just like hillary clinton and we also know he's voting against -- he has an amendment that goes through that ed brook says is the most anti-civil rights bill since 1964. but when you have a liberal biden and a sick white brother trump who's got neo-fascist sensibilities we have to keep the larger framework in place. in this particular instance biden is absolutely r

fact when we spoke to the archbishop of colombo yesterday he said that the muslim community should not be blamed they are brothersas well the people the perpetrators who carried out the attacks on sunday do not have any religion on terror they are terrorists and we should not put any blame on the muslim community and as for the investigation sixteen more people arrested overnight and we're also seeing more c.c.t.v. footage from the east. some time in fact the very latest development that we've had that we've heard is that there has been a minor explosion in the town of that's just forty kilometers east of colombo where we are now and officials have confirmed that there were no injuries we are still waiting for confirmation whether this was a controlled explosion or a bomb went off now a controlled explosion is where bomb disposal units are called in to defuse a bomb or to detonate or to detonate a suspicious object even such as a motorbike because they're worried that that object may contain explosives down several of these incidents have happened in the past and it shows just how extremely vigilant security forc