youssef hosts a tv program called leading the way and broadcasts it into the muslim world. he said it is important for christians to pray for the muslims during ramadan. >> christians during the month of ramadan must pray for muslims to know god and become a reality. >> islam is a fast growing religion and 50 muslim majority countries in the world. people are oppressed by the strict interpretation of islamic law imposed on society. women suffer the worst treatment. >> women in islam are treated as half of a man. just by virtue of making a woman less than a man, it is very oppressive in itself. placing them in the back not allowing them to drive in saudi arabia. they have to be seen as a piece of flesh. they have to cover themselves. >> god is on the move in the muslim world. dr. youssef says they are turning to christ like never before and many experiencing dreams and visions from the holy spirit. >> we just talked to an imam who saw jesus in a dream. he woke up, got into the call number on our channel the kingdom set and talked to a person who led him to christ. now he is a

>>every summer thousands a different set of elite gather from the muslim world for what is already being called the islamic version of davos: the world islamic economic forum. >>unlike davos, this meeting changes location each year and this summer for the first time was held in central asia this summer; in astana, the capital of kazakhstan, current chair of the organisationon the islamic conference and an economy of growing global importance. >>today we witness a seismic shift in the demographics of global economics. a resurrection not only of increased trade connection between different regions such as southeast asia, the middle east, africa and central asia, but a coming together of its peoples and with it a greater understanding of cultures and various traditions. >>reporter: aside from the usual round of discussion on the halal industry and islamic banking, there was a sense delegates wanted to tackle deeper issues in the muslim world, most notably its underperformance economically, along with unemployment and poverty, highlighted in a keynote address at theforum. >>gdp growth for mu

think, for example, i think ny people outsideities lamb and outside muslim world are not aware that there is something serious happing within islam society in terms of sole searching. there is a serious muslim -- and that trendhat soul-searching process that taking place in our society is not, you know, it's not known to outside world. people still see isla as, you know, a static entity it is as if islam from -- then there is turkey in the past 15 years, as a political and economic powerhouse in the region and beyond it has done this under the leadership of the prime minister. he heads the religiously conservative justice and development party. a party won an unprecedented third term in office last month. when i went to anchor in istanbul i folk to the prime minister and foreign minister. >> what is it you want turkey to be? >> well, the answer i can give -- is i hav no aim to be a leader for the islamic world and for the regio we don't have -- we want to be a country which is mentioned lik an element of peace in the world. we are a country with a strong history. we are a nation with a st

my next guest, bruce filer says 1 billion muslims around the world under 30 years of age are the key drivers. in his new book he describes what he calls generation freedom as plentiful, plugged in and pro-active. feiler has been on "the new york times" best-seller list with five books on religion and faith. he joins me now. bruce, nice to have you. >> nice to be here. >> you spent time during the arab spring with the young people. >> yes. >> is there any simple characterization one can make of them. >> i think and you just mentioned a bit in your introducti introduction, we can look at them as being four things. they are plentiful. two-thirds of the muslim world in general are under 30. that's $100 milli $100 million alone. literacy rates are 91%.

. >> well, the problem with the muslim world is to -- maybe indonesia can be a bridge to some muslim society but i doubt it if it is for all muslim societies. for instance, the indonesia mainly sunni muslim, while iran is shiite. >> rose: yeah. >> so not necessar and you know the history of the sunni and -- is quite bloody. >> rose: yes. >> so mayb we could be a model for some like malaia or even brune >> rose: what is the difference in juer of islam and the islamic defen fund? >> i think the biggest difference is in how we approach the relationship between islam and the modern and the current situation. i mean the liberal and the progressive muslim across the world, across the globe tend to see islam as a dynamic -- it's not a static it is dynamic. and the way we understand islam is that islam is not one stop religion, it -- islam is a progressive message. it can, and it's able to respond to the current situation. and that is the difference between us and the fundamentalist the radical, the extraneous and the other side. they tend to see islam as static. >> rose: tt suggests there a

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we have oppressed the muslim world. we are the imperialist colonialist aggressor. we have oppressed muslims throughout the world. we have been a force for evil throughout the world. that is the mainstream line of thought running at least to the political left and many of our elite institutions, universities, even our government, mainstream media. and had to make a blanket statement but i've seen it, i'm in washington, d.c. in the halls of power and they see this self-loathing for western civilization. there's an attraction for anything that is not western. so there's a natural sympathy with islam. their victims. the palestinians are victims of the western-style israelis. that is a strain running through, and young people, they're being taught, not a revisionist american history but revisionist islamic history in our schools, in public schools and universities. there's a lot of confusion. there's a lack of pride, and lack of sense, and lack of self-worth in western man now, and great britain as outlined in the book, i have an entire chapter a cautionary tale, and gre

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and, later, former congresswoman traveling the muslim world bashing america. an outrageous situation upcoming. bill bhilt personal story segment tonight, c ment lieu ease was arrested while protesting outside the white house. it all has to do with immigration. he joins us from washington. what exactly were you protesting and why did you feel you needed to be arrested? >> i met with the president last september. he said we there is no way we are going to make any progress on the immigration reform until after the next presidential election. we won't be able to advance that cause. it's time for you, mr. president to use prosecutorial discretion and at least help groups of immigrants that you can, starting with the dream kids, young kids that have come here to this country, american soldiers whose wives are under orders of deportation, american citizens and their wives and their families. i said, you know, maybe it's only a million, a million and a half of the 12 million it's a good start and he simply said i will not use the prosecutorial that i have to help tho

and democracy but what comes next in libya is some kind of an islamist government and what the muslim world is seeing of course is nato again bombing a muslim country that has oil and so there's nothing but loss here for the west and encourage them into the jobbies around the world. arrive to michael cia intelligence officer and store it in washington d.c. many times has been. thank you out of a mercury's notching forty degrees here in moscow but memories of last summer's smoke covered city are living a chill in the at risk a very important how the wildfires the bag spreading fear as well as flames. a whiff of smoke and moscow's in panic again the toxic cocktail of bede smoke wood smoke and exhaust fumes that filled the capitol last august is still the lead in people's memory intense be book fires and the record heat waves were blamed for the dense smog that sent pollution levels soaring ten fold the authorities swore they would be prepared this year to find a place like this you don't have to go far from the capital this smoke is familiar to everyone who was in moscow last summer back then

have been watching former georgia congresswoman cynthia mckinney because she's traveling in the muslim world saying awful things awful things about her own country and we believe mr cain is being paid to do this but we can't confirm that but one of those awful so called awful things are just the truth congresswoman cynthia mckinney will join us live to set the record straight coming up and if. anything it's friday july twenty ninth four pm here in washington d.c. on this account for nothing watching our team. well instead of looking forward to a relaxing evening sorry weekend a relaxation this friday unfortunately this nation is still at the mercy of washington gridlock now d.n.a. is just around the corner as the august second deadline approaches and default looms prevent states and just how close are we according to our handy dandy little clock here four days seven hours and counting until doomsday now of course if you look at what's actually going on in washington yesterday the republicans in the house saw a huge defeat baner wanted to vote on his bill he was super embarrassed he had to pu

and the muslim world and after eight years of the bush administration it was safe to assume that we had nowhere to go but up when it came to changing perceptions of america but it turns out that was wrong and we saw the be international poll shows that america has become more unpopular and the arab world under obama than it even was under bush and the poll of four thousand respondents across six countries egypt lebanon jordan saudi arabia the united arab emirates and morocco was conducted after obama's latest speech on the middle east just last month so it turns out the killing of osama bin laden actually worsen attitudes towards the u.s. and post revolution egypt only five percent say they have a favorable view of the u.s. which is down from thirty percent in two thousand and nine and those numbers are even worse for obama himself here than ten percent of all respondents have a favorable favorable view of the u.s. president and the overwhelming majority said that the number one issue on their minds remains the impasse over palestinians but is every president doomed to fail as long as t

we have been watching former georgia congresswoman cynthia mckinney and she's traveling in the muslim world saying awful things awful things about her own country well some say awful and some say she's just telling the truth and we'll hear from the congresswoman herself right here on r.t. . anything it's friday july twenty ninth eight pm here in washington d.c. i'm lucy capping off and watching our t.v. . well the race against the clock kicked into high gear at the eleventh hour here in washington earlier this evening house republicans finally passed a bill to raise the debt ceiling of course to cut twenty two billion dollars from next year's spending but it was largely a symbolic gesture in fact boehner might as well have added a pony to his bill he's not getting that either that's because legislation now has the senate with it where it is pretty much guaranteed to be voted down possibly as early as this evening and then of course it is back to square one and the senate majority leader will try to kick start the process of moving to a final vote on a new plan and while negotiations will co

. >> we are dying in the absence of humanitarian assistance, where is the u.n., where is the muslim world? we are suffering so the world should take action to save our lives. >> the united states is looseening rules meant to prevent funds from falling into the hands of al-qaeda-linked groups, al-shabab. >> aid going to refugee camps has no real down side. this is a massive humanitarian crisis wh 11 million people threatened by it. the concern policy makers have the aid organizations forceed to pay taxes to al-shabab or kick backs, this is something financially bull sters the organization. >> somalia is the most dangerous country in the world to work in, frequent kidnapings, killings. because of the drought they have recently resended that ban. >> they are rethinking the idea, you have 5,000 smallies going into ethiopia and 110,000 refugees and over 300,000 somalia refugees in kenya. 1 of al-shabab's recruiting tools is to say they are able to govern the territory they hold better than the competitor. the drought is driving people out of the areas is giving lie to that claim. >> they haven

you have had a problem in telling your story throughout the muslim world. it's amazing if you watch al-jazeera arabic. i don't know how many people here do, but if you do, you know what? it's sometimes even more sympathetic to israel because the israelis have an arabic-speaking spokesperson on al-jazeera all the time. they're able to tell their own story this their own words. there is no arabic-speaking american spokesperson, so the arabs don't get to hear the arab version. ditto for pakistan. and then you have these people in our media -- we freed our media all of a sudden, and now we have something like 38 24/7 news channels in different languages in pakistan. guess what the united states would be like with 38 fox news channels and msnbcs? [laughter] well, that's the reality you are dealing with there, except you didn't invest in it, so none of the channels are really on your side. and that is the reason why people don't like the united states in pakistan. you haven't told your story, you walked away from pakistan, and by and large there is this whole fal

that there may be a revival of some of the kind of islamaphobia and hostility towards, to the muslim world, towards the arab world that we saw in the immediate aftermath of 9/11, and so in this moment, i keep hoping that people remember the kind of, the wave of revolutions that we saw in the middle east and africa and how we identified with people in that moment and the sort of universal desire for freedom and equult that we saw that exists across borders that transformed our image in that part of the world. in the midst of that i want us to keep that vision of the middle east in mind. >> i guess that's what worries me sometimes when we close ranks around something as a nation sometimes we do that at the exclusion of somebody we consider the other, whether it's an arab, muslim or mexican immigrant. sometimes our fears and the things that bring us together are very dangerous, you know, david? >> i understand and i agree with that but in this case and i have followed the news reports very closely on this, i have yet to see any back lash against muslims. i mean both presidents obama and bush

: this book and others i mentioned here is perhaps the most comprehensive intellectuals of the muslim worldaking on this very, very seriously and they get a great deal of respect because they are not turning away from it or giving us easy answers and not putting vails over anything, and it really does come down to the way i see it which is it's very hard to see true muslims being able to do this, but there are some ideas here that are coming to the floor, and i treat these as well in the last part of it that shows some indications that there is in islam in even traditional islam there are plenty of places to go in the theology of it where if you want to do it, you can find that what you want to do in terms of moving towards a more proceed churl, more modern way can be done, and -- >> host: it shrinks and roles and claims of islam vis-a-vis the state. >> guest: the one thing i think is the key to this and others come at it too is where they say that islam is not designed to be imposed by the regime that is running a state, and therefore, there is something anomalous perhaps even her red call

the muslim world -- the two men and bower's fiance were detained after iran accused them of illegallyssing the border to spy. >>> belmont police are investigating a string of burglaries. szen were reported last week. more on the crime watch in belmont. >> the two burglaries early saturday morning occurred while the residents were home and that has police concerned. >> it could be that it's a secluded wooded area that is dark at night. it might play into it. also there is the possibility that the suspects live somewhere in the neighborhood. we don't know yet. we are looking at all options. >> aren'ts hearing their garage door aping, only to ties corvee are able to -- the suspect stole a mountain bike from the garage and fled. within a half hour of that incident, one street over on pile, a homeowner awoke to the sound of theiring dogs barking and realized money was mising and the suspect entered the house through an unlocked rear window. neighbors are surprised to hear account the recent crime. >> it's a safe neighborhood. but i think even needs to be a little more cautious. >> police r

certainly they downgraded the downtrodden dismiss within of the muslim world for generations going back centuries and centuries come and that rye is was sensible early on time and even before the iranian revolution. but what has happened was the parallel with the nationalists it goes on. >> host: these movements that should be one of three for more progress get taken over by radicals in the case of the shia rise by a revolutionary iran that is the revolutionary in the sense of against international order so that by taking over we get the iranian republic of today which has set itself against the international status in order. do you think that a post revolutionary iran it's hard to define exactly what that would look like, can be drawn into a stable international architecture? and my framing point for that would be the congress of vienna in 1850 and the way that post revolutionary france and the other rising powers were brought into a structure alongside the power. do you think something like that could happen with iran in the middle east or is that impossible? >> guest: i think it cert

. >> the muslim world also has a tradition of pardoning prisoners for the holy month of ramadan. sheeredwas freed many months ago. >> i was shown compassion and released. that was almost seven months ago and we pray that the time for compassion for shane and josh is near. >> the lawyer suggested the court could convict the two but then sentence them to time served. >>> a peninsula city finds itself in the middle of a burglary spree. nine homes in belmont have been bur burglarized in the past two weeks. as anne makovec shows us the thieves are getting bolder. >> reporter: burglaries in this woman's home. daytime hits when people are occurring when no one is home. >> complete violation of your property. they lived here almost 27 years to the day and to have somebody come through and go through all their stuff. it is not right. >> reporter: and last night thieves upped the ante. burglars entered home when people were inside. a belmont police officer describes it. >> they had entered a vehicle and a residents through an unlocked window and took keys and a wallet off the table. >> rep

reporter and author robin wright a long time student of the muslim world says these uprisings didn't me out of the blue. they reflect new social and cultural trends that are the subject of her new book "rock the cass ba, rage and rebellion in islamic world" and robin wright joins me now. welcome back. >> nice to be with you. >> warner: first of all the title, rock the casbah, where did it come from, why did you use it. >> it was a song performed by the clash in 1982 but in trying to describe this extraordinary phenomena which is political and cultural, rock the casbah really captured this movement that challenges both authority, extremists as well as auto crats. >> warner: so in that sense it's really counter to our image of where rage an rebellion-- what rage and rebellion is about in the arab world. it's not, you're saying, just directed at the west. >> no, i think one of the extraordinary things is that it is the most proactive in terms of trying to-- to take back the idea of going to jihad that is a struggle to be a good muslim, not to kill the outside world, not to be engaged in

the shia certainly downgraded, downtrodden, dismissed within the muslim world, for generations and generations to the point it is going back centuries and centuries. and that rise was detectable fairly early on. and certainly before the iranian revolution. but what has happened here is that perhaps a parallel with the baathist nationalist because it goes wrong. these movements that should be one of reform, or perhaps progress, get taken over i radical's in the case of shia rise, taken over by a revolutionary iran. that is a revolutionary in the sense of a revolution that is an international order. so by taking over, we get the iranian republic of today, which really is setting itself, has set itself against the international state of international order. >> host: do you think a post-revolutionary iran, hard to define exactly what that would look like, can be drawn into a stable international architecture? and my framing point for that would be the congress of vienna in 1850, the way in which post-revolutionary france and the other rising powers were brought into a structure alongside the statu

also, the muslim world has a tradition of pardoning prisoners for the holy month which begins next week. >> we are waiting for court hearings that have been started november 6th. it was delayed. they had a court hearing on february 6th. and then they were supposed to have a court hearing on may 11th. it didn't happen. so truly this entire almost second year of detention has been about waiting for the court hearing. >> the two maintain they are not guilty. the lawyer suggested the court could convict the two but then sentence them to time served. >>> a terrifying scene on the runway. >> it happened suddenly. everybody was screaming. >> a jet with 163 people on board crash lands and breaks in hand. the amazing thing that happened next. >>> elaborate landscaping. a public art sculpture more like a museum than a library. in the state-of-the-art new facility in one bay area neighborhood. ,,,,,,,, meet beth, nursery school teacher. lights, camera, activia it's the best job in the world. my students are amazing. but to be there for them, you've gotta feel your best. kids can tell. that's why i

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we have been watching former georgia congresswoman cynthia mckinney she's traveling in the muslim world saying awful things awful things about her own country. those awful things just the truth congresswoman cynthia mckinney will join us joining us live the last hour she set the record straight. i think it's despicable disgusting and we have people here that have worked here all of their lives and losing jobs left and right because somebody on top on some make a buck and pay the cheapest possible time with money in short supply many u.s. firms have turned to outsourcing as a way to stay afloat we'll show you how the u.s. downturn has meant big bust for india's economy. meaning it's friday july twenty ninth five pm here in washington d.c. i'm lucy catherine if any watching our t.v. now unfortunately the debt standoff still continues there have been minute little developments here and there on capitol hill but at the end of the day longer still do not have a deal and we are closer and closer to d.-day for the august second deadline and so the united states according to tim geithner at lea

a muslim world conference. we're meeting there to find out how we can help muslims unite. the u.s. islamic world forum. i don't have a problem with that. unfortunately, some of the people involved seem to be extreme islamists for shariah. meanwhile, the president is telling us don't watch regular tv. al-jazeera is the one in the white house in the state department. hillary clinton says hey, we love it. it doesn't have commercials. it doesn't have commercials and it doesn't have anybody arguing on it. without commercials, wait, that sounds like this guy's plan. this plan. free press. from the fcc. free commercials. make sure we have free press. net neutrality, which leads to this guy. people say people have to step down from the jobs so you can give somebody else a chance. that is what i'm doing. that's why i'm leaving. i'm going to give somebody else a chance. so it is a nasty, nasty rat's nest. it comes down to this. redistributing the wealth for half of them. i believe half of them. i think this guy believes in redistribution of wealth. i believe this guy believes in redistributio

two-thirds of the muslim world in general are under 30. that's $100 milli $100 million alone.e 91%. we're seeing school attendance and the numbers we haven't seen since the asian tigers of the 1980s. there's a lot of them. they're better educated. they're coming out, there's no opportunity. enter the internet. they're plugged in. particularly for women, this internet has been an opportunity to enter the society and the fray that they didn't normally have. they are pro-active. okay? you've got their parents were largely passive recipients of this sort of deal that the dictators did, we'll subsidize your food and your jobs and you won't question our authority. well, they don't have the jobs and they're saying where's our end of the deal? so they're pushing back. i met this young woman i write about in my book. she's 23 years old. she's written two books about islam and she was on a reality tv show based on donald trump's "apprentice." she said one word she'd put to their generation is awakening. muslim means one who submits. we have a generation of muslim who are pro-active and

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