muslim council which attended an elegy p.t. parade is blamed for feeding anti islamic hysteria here on the program we invite opposing sides to the. they are rampant just on the folbigg all good i say should take all responsible for promoting hatred against muslims to leave their religion and then be silent about. kin across the world being victimized by it was the mistake is an absurd requests. a very warm welcome to you from all of us here at the international in moscow with just off to talk on friday when the president has refused to back down on his threat to bring fire and fury to north korea they were made global coals for deescalation. the story break lee the people that would push the. that statement was too tough maybe it wasn't tough enough to want to read. this and he gave one threats to the united states. they will be met with fire and fury. like the world has never see it's a very terrifying question what could possibly be more intense than fire and fury when trump was asked he just ominously responded with you'll s

muslim council has been stirring controversy members attended an l.g. parades in london on shoes day they have the banners denouncing islam and accusing muslims of homophobia in particular they blame the east london mosque for promoting hatred towards homosexuality according to the group this mosque quote has a long history of posting hate preachers. the east london mosque has responded accusing the group of feeding and to islamic hysteria but if muslim council refuses to apologize saying it does not need anyone's permission to march for l g b t rights we heard contrasting views on the story. gets people is always wrong with muslim or anyone else but criticizing bigoted intolerant ideas is entirely right and proper i hold the likes of i have a lot of respect for the human rights over the years he's deeply misguided that what he supports an organization that has made it mission to demonize islam and the religious belief of muslims in this country around the world many of us who are marching or individuals from muslim heritage so i myself am a british paki

muslim council has been stirring controversy this week and members attended an l g b t parade in london on tuesday where they held up banners that denounced islam and accuse muslims of homophobia specifically they accuse the east london mosque of promoting hatred towards gay people in response the mosque accuse the group of feeding and his law mysteria the x. muslim council refuses to apologize the same it doesn't need anyone's permission to march for bt rights we heard some contrasting views on the story. diggins people is always wrong with muslim or anyone else but criticizing bigoted intolerant ideas is entirely right and proper i hope the likes of peta and i have a lot of respect for the human rights over the years he's deeply misguided that what he supports an organization that has made it mission to demonize islam the religious belief of muslims in this country around the world many of us who are marching or individuals from muslim heritage so i myself am a british pakistani who grew up as a gay individual in with and this is my community i have no interest in galvanizing hate aga

muslim council has been stirring controversy this week numbers attended in a parade in london on tuesday but they held up banners that denounced islamic use muslims of homophobia in particular they blame the east london mosque for promoting hatred towards homosexuality according to the group this mosque quote as a long history of hosting hate preaches in response the slender mosque accuse the group of feeding anti islamic you styria the acts muslim council refuses to apologize saying it doesn't need anyone's permission to march for the rights we heard contrasting views on the story. a true to ghent people is always wrong with muslim or anyone else but criticizing bigoted intolerant ideas is entirely right and proper i hold the likes of peter who i have a lot of respect for the human rights over the years he's deeply misguided that what he supports an organization that has made it mission to demonize islam and the religious belief of muslims in this country around the world many of us who are marching or individuals from muslim heritage so i myself am a british pakistani who grew up as a

muslim council refuses to apologize saying that it doesn't need anyone's permission to march for l g b t rights we heard contrasting views on the story. a to diggins people is always wrong with muslim or anyone else but criticizing bigoted intolerant ideas is entirely right and proper i hold the likes of i have a lot of respect for the human rights over the years he's deeply misguided that what he supports an organization that has made it mission to demonize islam and the religious belief of muslims in this country around the world many of us who are marching or individuals from muslim heritage so i myself am a british pakistani who grew up as a gay individual. this is my community i have no interest in galvanizing hate against muslims because i will be subjected to that same hate this group was targeting islam must homophobia it wasn't targeting muslim people or even islam in general the council of muslims has never criticized or condemned muslim people it is only condemned and criticized is the most extremists who advocate hatred and violence against the people if these people have

same hate this group was targeting islam must homophobia it wasn't targeting muslim people or even islam in general the council of muslims has never criticized or condemned muslim people it is only condemned and criticized is the most extremists who advocate hatred and violence against the people if these people have left islam and that's their right let's accept that they got a right to live there why are they constantly upset. they need to get a life move on enjoy their life and their new freedom as they tell is us to leave the religion and then be silent about. kin across the world who are being victimized by muslim states is a request they are rampant islam the for big organization they are responsible for promoting hatred against muslims now let's just say that is there a council the christians is there a council of us use a council of x. induce a council of x x where religion is legislating against people like gays we will challenge that and we will challenge it. and we're trying to inform ways holding signs provoke thought and provoke a civil war used to squash and dialogue your weekly returns and half

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muslim council which i attended in l g p t great is playing for feeding and he islamic hysteria when invited opposing sides to debate. they are rampant based on the full be called good i say should they all responsible for promoting hatred against muslims also has to leave the religion and then be silent about all across the world who are being victimized by the muslim states is an absurd request. welcome to the program thanks for tuning in it's three in the afternoon here in moscow with you this hour is at least two. children are already being recognized thanks to our special campaign to find relatives of orphans and war torn iraq receiving calls and e-mails from people who think they know the kids filmed at an orphanage by our crew now on the screen you can see the e-mail address where you can contact us if you have any information on these rush. and speaking children have reportedly been taken to the country by parents who joins us live in state after we filmed them in baghdad we post the footage on our social media pages and it was shared by the head of russia's chechen republic

the muslim council of britian among others says young muslims are being targeted and communities don'tpolice officer says prevent has delivered fantastic result and does not agree with what the critics have said. that is based on sometimes ignorance, that they don't understand properly how prevent works. some of the criticisms come from sections of the community that don't, for a variety of reasons political or otherwise, don't want it to work in the first place. the scheme was set up in 2003. it places a duty on faith leaders, teachers and social workers to refer people to prevent if they have concerns about them. in 2015—16 7500 cases were referred to the scheme and that year scotland yard says 50 people were stopped from going to syria where it was feared they would get involved in the fighting. but this man, who founded the national association of muslim police, says prevent has lots the confidence of muslim communities and said the comments today by dean haydon condemning the cricket at —— critics are not helpful. it is u nfortu nate to critics are not helpful. it is unfortunate t

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from the muslim council of britain. well first of all i think that the numbers are actually that they're probably a lot higher because we have to ask ourselves how many are not being reported i think if these concerns are being brought forward by teaches them it's a real concern and one that we have to take very seriously and it's something that needs to be addressed now because it essentially is child abuse there is no other way of looking if you take a child and you teach a child that much hatred that to me is an awful thing to be teaching any child some of us are rightly concerned about the integrity of our country rightly concerned about the security of our people and rightly concerned about the issue of radicalization and terrorism get carried away by the perceived view of muslims and islam in this country i think what we need to recognize is that as a general thing to say i really get tired of this whole you or me don't know months after that on the morning of a plane that's i would say you do do you come out with

the muslim council of britian among others says young muslims are being targeted and communities don'td fantastic result and does not agree with what the critics have said. that is based on sometimes ignorance, that they don't understand properly how prevent works. some of the criticisms come from sections of the community that don't, for a variety of reasons political or otherwise, don't want it to work in the first place. the scheme was set up in 2003. it places a duty on faith leaders, teachers and social workers to refer people to prevent if they have concerns about them. in 2015—16 7500 cases were referred to the scheme and that year scotland yard says 50 people were stopped from going to syria where it was feared they would get involved in the fighting. but this man, who founded the national association of muslim police, says prevent has lots the confidence of muslim communities and said the comments today by dean haydon condemning the critics are not helpful. it is unfortunate to use the word ignorance, the individuals are establishment figures who are in favour of an independen

as well as lots of public reaction and we do know that the muslim council have been saying that this was an attempt the coverage was an attempt to demonize their faith they said that some of the coverage has been appalling we do know that m.p.'s have been calling for an investigation into this case and also some people have been speaking for the need to give as much attention to muslim children living in non muslim families now that said we do know that the counsel involved in statements including to us have said that the some of the reporting has actually been according to them inaccurate they said that the foster care families were actually english speakers of mixed race and we can tell you that now there is there are reports ongoing saying that a newspaper regulator is going to be looking into some of that coverage either way a judge today did rule that the girl is now going to be moved to live with her grandmother citing the need for culturally matched placement in terms of religion and ethnicity and as far as we understand all of the sides involved in this case approve this deci

when i received the invitation for the muslim public affairs council to speak at their los angeles conference, i told myself i wanted to go. and maybe i did. more importantly i had to. hamster was back on his wheel. the last impact panel i spoke about dance around almost the same topic. it was 2013 and the empire was striking back. the day i flew out and historic snowstorm whitewashed the middle east. look i treated attaching the picture. global warming someone asked where the end of days? yes, i responded. if you are expecting epiphany might want to stop reading. it took me 20 years to begin a synthesis. i would not come from the close that i put on, the woman i was left, the drinks that i drank. for a man that had to start moving to get himself out the door i could think of no better place to finish than los angeles. thank you. [applause] >> thank you very much. i do remember that snowstorm. it was quite a scene. thank you so much to haroon moghul. thank you all for being here. i also want to wish ramadan tripper for those of you celebrating ramadan this month. thank you for joining us at n

muslim background. the mother says the child is from a christian heritage, so there is a row there. tower hamlets councilt there been an activities in the reporting of this case in newspapers. it says, the decision to choose foster carers for a child is based on a number of factors, including cultural backgrounds. the judge in the care order said the girl will be placed in the care of her maternal grandmother and said the best option, the safest option was to make sure the challenge was cared for in this way and her decision was not based on any reports in the media in recent days. thank you very much for clarifying that. i will be back at 7pm with headlines. first, let's get a look at the weather. sunshine made a huge difference temperatures today. sunshine broke through in wales in carmarthenshire and we really temperatures getting a boost. by contrast, where it stayed wet in the south—east, temperatures in london for example when about 10-12 in london for example when about 10—12 degrees lower than yesterday. you can see how the rain has got stuck into east anglia and the south—eastern last year was.

let's move quickly on to the times, the lead story, council fostering christian girl with a muslim familyit sounds like a horrendous case. apparently the child was sobbing and begging to be returned to the foster family because she doesn't understand arabic. the girl is also understood to have said that she was regularly expected to eat meals on the floor. this story has been done by andrew norfolk, an award—winning journalist who broke the story on what is happening, and what happened in the child sex ring in rotherham. we don't have an insight into what was said. there is a statement from tower hamlets. my only insight is what on earth is a council doing not spotting this one coming? warning klaxons should have been sounding. we co nta cted klaxons should have been sounding. we contacted tower hamlets council and they go back to us, and just to read out the statement: we are unable to comment on individual cases all those subject to court proceedings. the council's fostering service provides a loving and stable home for hundreds of children each year and home for hundreds of children ea

muslim fighters. so you have a going both ways. concerns at the security councilsaying if we wait for proof of violence, it will be too late. genie: and there is success in choosing out the islamic state group? just but it is making headlines in lebanese newspapers. this is the french language paper. it says relief at daybreak, grief at dawn. it is a bittersweet success. indeed the army is poised to expel the islamic state, but it fateat a huge cost as the of eight missing lebanese soldiers was revealed. they have set leaving killed. the editors have written -- they really pay tribute to those soldiers, saying lebanon should stand in all and take pride in knowing that our army and security forces have been nothing but generous and sacrificing their lives. up on a letterap no. politicalll were more than musical awards. >> it was a pretty boring show if not for the politics. the big draw card was politics, not music. it was an extremely "woke" ceremony. they brought back an iconic hatteberg, best video with a -- category, best video with a social message. link tv pr

council. he seems to be implementing the muslim ban, et cetera and it's just forced him out of the white houseginal staff is gone. >> a total turnover. thanks so much. >> thank you. >>> coming up here in the "newsroom," disturbing new video. it shows an officer beating an african-american driver after what seemed like a routine traffic stop. the story behind this and the fallout ahead. finally takingn that schwab billboard. oh, not so fast, carl. ♪ oh no. schwab, again? index investing for that low? that's three times less than fidelity... ...and four times less than vanguard. what's next, no minimums? ...no minimums. schwab has lowered the cost of investing again. introducing the lowest cost index funds in the industry with no minimums. i bet they're calling about the schwab news. schwab. a modern approach to wealth management. choicehotels.com. badda book. that's it?. he means book direct at choicehotels.com for the lowest price on our rooms guaranteed. plus earn free nights and instant rewards at check-in. yeah. like i said. book now at choicehotels.com but their nutritional needs (vremain

. >> but council on american-islamic relations says anti-muslim incidents have risen sharply over the last year. a 10,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of this weekend's bomber. >>> people in tulsa, oklahoma, are cleaning up after a rare august tornado struck early yesterday morning. the national weather service says an ef-2 tornado touched down around 1:30 a.m., tearing up shopping centers and toppling utility polls. authorities say at least 30 people were taken to the hospital. most with minor injuries. >> i'm in awe that we're alive. i thank the lord. this is just -- i have never seen this in real person. you see it on the manufactures. you see it on the news, but in real life, it's really bad. >> eight people inside this tgi friday's restaurant were taken to the hospital after they were trapped inside. the city acknowledged that the warning sirens did not go off before the tornado struck. a local emergency management official says the fast-moving storm left little time for any warning. >> injuries there, that is for sure. those are so

council of president trump. moving on to the partition of india, which triggered the largest mass movement of people ever, hindus moving to india and muslimof pakistan. among the millions affected were people with flourishing businesses they had run for decades. 0ne suites franchise eventually thrived in a new homeland, but it was a painful and challenging journey. partition was destructive for everyone. we had to start once again from zero. we had the restaurant in karachi, and due to partition we had to move to bombay. business takes years to build and it can take minutes to destroy. 0ur base in karachi was totally destroyed. developing and bombay, it is hard work in bombay. it is not imported from karachi. well, this is the house where we had come and stayed here. it was almost like a dormitory. and all of those who came from karachi stayed with us for a number of years before we could establish alternative arrangements. the memory cannot be wiped out entirely, and therefore the pain is still there. the mockery of the whole thing is that it was not a question of i that religion or politics or state, then what was the cause of partition

important to understand is that in the general culture, it seems like muslim americans have to fight they arenition that paying councils that that seems extremely unfair to me. so we have an example of this, ,ot only in the case with naeva was this a hate crime or not had anime, although wome example in north carolina not two years ago. it quickly became, oh, that was a parking dispute. the official narrative became quickly that this was also some kind of altercation like a traffic altercation, as of hatred against somebody on the basis of who they are has no bearing also on traffic disputes or on parking disputes. there is a way we segment out the pain and the threat that have attached muslim american bodies and muslim bodies these days. i'm sure that nobody in this audience feels that way, but i feel like this is something that the question is asked, which the general public sort of take away from this, it seems to me to be aware, that there is a level of acknowledgment of muslim pain that i think is absent from our general culture today. >> just to add to that as well, i think everything everyone has said has been s

councils and forums, more on this when 5at630 continues. . >>> what about the alt left that came charging >> a local muslim were the target of a hate crime >>went flying through her daughter's bedroom window >> are they historical markers or symbols of hate >> symbols of hate >> total darkness in the middle of day is coming. z2fwdz z16fz y2fwdy y16fy >>> president trump had said he had ceos waiting to take the place of the top executives who quit business council in the wake of those charlottesville remarks, he called them grandstanders and personally attacked merck's ceo, 24 hours later, the president opted to disband two of his advisory councils after more ceos announced their decisions to quit. ronica cleary joins us to break it down. ronica? >> reporter: jim and shawn. you know, there was a little disagreement, if you will, the president said they resigned because they had embarrassment over their company practices. these business leaders, they have all really come out in force saying they have left the council because they were frustrated with the president's response to charlottesville and as you said, he's dismantled those amidst the

muslims. for everyone. the mayor of baltimore. my manner. .- my mayor i am an advisor to several state delegates. advisor to several city council members when it comes to issue of violence in the community. about better to talk to individuals who happen to be muslim van one who has the expertise of dealing with violence. there are two approaches we have to accept. that some individuals are faultyized due to understandings of islam. side that weher have to get a grasp on. it is the side that individuals are socially affected negatively. our brothers gives us an example. this, i will get to this piece that muslims are now citizens of our country who have dual citizenship. but they were not always the dual citizenship. this is not something new to our country. this is not something new to african-americans. because african-americans have a history of dual citizenship in our country. we made efforts to fight. we made efforts to resolve. we made efforts to stop individuals from becoming withalized and joining their fellow brothers and americans. african-americans have accomplished that. but mind you, there are was a reason. [indisce

. >> i represent the public council and you mentioned that a large part of the muslim world does not have to do anything with those organizations, but this large part stays relevant they do not take any action towards the extremist to stop them, condemned them, so we mention ideology, but the book itself, it motivates people to kill, to raid, so don't you see that this is something we need to deal with to reform islam? to do something with that is being created 1400 years back, and we keep saying it is ideology created -- no. isis, al qaeda and others, they are implementing the law exactly as it is written in the books, exactly as interpreted by their doctrines, by their scientists, so we need to look at this problem from different perspective, not only we need to deal with isis and al qaeda militarily. for example, there is a movement that has been built over 200 schools and they are trying to spread islam in a different way, not by the horse or weapon of something -- not by the force or weapon of something, so how can we deal with this problem largely? thank you. ms. zimmerman: we

muslim background. but the mother says that the child is from a christian heritage, so there is a row there. tower hamlets council, and it says: the decision to choose foster carers for a child is based on a number of factors, including cultural background. thejudge in the care order said that the goal —— girl will be placed, as i say, in the care of her maternal grandmother, and says the best and safest option would be to make sure the child was cared for in this way, and her decision was not based on any reports in the media in recent days. kezia dugdale has resigned as leader of scottish labour, saying it's time to pass the baton to someone else. ms dugdale said the party had been revitalised during her two years in charge, but now it's time for a new leader with ‘fresh energy, drive, and a new mandate'. she has previously criticised jeremy corbyn, but has denied she was under pressure to leave. 0ur scotland political editor, brian taylor, has been speaking to her. simple question. why? why are you going, why stand down? most political leaders quit at a moment of crisis, something terrible has happened. i have

muslims. for everyone, the mayor of baltimore, my man i'm an advisor to several state delegates. i'm an advisor to several city council members when it comes to the issue of violence in the community. who better to talk to about violence within individuals who happen to be muslim, who had the expertise to dealing with violence. there's a two-pronged approach we have to accept, that some individuals are radicalized due to faulty understandings of islam. and there is another side that we have to get a grasp on. this is the side that individuals are socially affect you negatively as our brother ibrahim aziz gave us an example. so when this piece, the muslims are now the citizens of our country who have dual citizenship. but they weren't always the person that dual citizenship. this isn't something new to african-americans. in our country that we made an effort to fight, to resolve, that we made up for it to stop individuals from becoming radicalized and join in with their brothers and sisters as americans. african-americans have accomplished that. it took time, but mind you there is a reason. i believe i have to create c

muslim background. but the mother says the child is from a christian heritage so so there is an argument there. tower hamlets councilase in the newspapers and it says the decision to choose foster carers for a child is based on a number of factors including cultural background. thejudge number of factors including cultural background. the judge in number of factors including cultural background. thejudge in the care order said the girl would be placed in the care of her maternal grandmother and said the best option, the safest option was to make sure the child was cared for in this way and her decision was not based on any reports in the media in recent days. losing a loved one is a difficult and stressful time for any family — and now it's emerged that many are facing the added distress of delays to registering the death. figures seen by bbc local radio show that most councils in england and wales are failing to register bereavements within the 5 day target. emily unia has this report. last year graham morgan's mother died. she was 86 and living in a care home. the family had to wait nearly three weeks for the fune

council. he is a phd candidate at howard university with a focus on islamic thought, muslim communities in the west, and violent extremism. from him we'll be hearing seamus hughes. he regularly provides commentary to media outlets, including the new york times, the washington post, msnbc, fox news, and the bbc. he has testified before the u.s. congress on multiple occasions. he has served on the lead prior to and ctc, he served as the senior -- as an advisor -- please give a round of applause as we initially hear from mohammed. muhammed: i want to thank the heritage foundation, in particular robin and his colleagues. seamus is a good friend and we have worked side-by-side. who are not familiar, this has been an organization that works on counter extremism. we work on the issue locally and my role is the new north america director, looking at these issues with the threat of violent extremism, certainly in the united states but globally as well. individuals.ed of our founder was a former extremist. he has recanted those views and has gone through a process of the reckless asian -- de-radicalizat

that man put the muslim man in a head lock according to police before he he got away. the councilan islamic relations is offering a one thousand dollars reward for any information that leads to an ar rest. police do not believe this was caught on surveillance video, about they're asking anyone with information to give them a call. we're also following breaking newses in the district right you north korea. police on the scene of a metro bus crash. this is a live look on your screen. we are told the driver gunshots' was driving near minnesota avenue and 16th street southeast. that caused him to tonight pole. the driver suffered minor injuries. no passengers were hit. police still on the scene searching for a gunman right now. and after a massively wet day as cross at least the d.c. area early on it has calmed down a bit but the humidity has kicked up. that humidity is going to lead to t a new problem later on tonight jim and sarah and that is the dense fog that may form in some areas we're already to see that popping up where a few areas are down to a quarter mile visibility. i thin

muslims. for everyone. the mayor of baltimore, my mayor , i'm an advisor to several state delegates. i'm advisor to several city council members when it comes to issues of violence in the community. so who better to talk to about violence within individuals who happen to be muslim than one who has the expertise of dealing with violence? some individuals are radicalized due to faulty understandings of islam. and there's another side that we have to get a grasp on. there is the side that individuals are socially affected negatively, and our brother ibrahim gave us an example. so, in this, muslims, i will get to this piece, that muslims are now the citizens of our countries who have dual citizenship. but they weren't always the persons with dual citizenship. this isn't something new to our country. and this isn't something new to african-americans. because african-americans have a history of dual citizenship in our country, that we made an effort to fight, that we made effort to resolve, that we made effort to stop individuals from becoming radicalized, and joining with their fellow brothers and sisters as americans. afri

asked for the un security council to meet on wednesday to discuss the escalating violence between rohingya insurgents and myanmar security forces in rakhine state. thousands of muslimomes in recent days following the clashes. and there's a lot of extraordinary weather out there at the moment. this is a storm off russia's black sea coast, near the resort of sochi. not just one twister was spotted, but two or three, right next to the olympic village. and here you can see a plane flying flying right past that twister. so much for holiday weather. bangladeshis are now one of the largest migrant groups making the dangerous crossing over the mediterranean from libya to europe. many pay more than $10,000 to make the trip to libya, where they typically fall into the hands of people smugglers. sanjoy majumder has travelled to the bangladeshi capital, dhaka, to investigate why there is a rush to leave . it is an exodus. half a million people leave bangladesh every year hoping to make their fortunes overseas. increasingly, many are making the extremely dangerous crossing over the mediterranean to try to get to europe. putting their lives at risk. many of these people are head