>> so, thank you, nadia, and nadia mentioned -- so nadia was saying that daesh, they don't represent islam, but they use islam. she gave some examples, but they're using islam wrong. for example, they told her she has to go to court and swear on the koran to become a muslim, but that's not how you become a muslim. you become a muslim by testifying. so even small mundane things, they don't even understand. and i just was so moved by what she said, and it reminded me that the prophetic text, peace be upon them. he said fear the supplication of the oppressed because there's no veil between that supplication and the lord. and he never mentioned it's muslim or not a muslim, and he said i am the protector of the religious, the defender of the religious minority on the day of judgment of the muslim that aggresses against the religious minority. it's a big question you asked, senator johnson, but basically the way i see is they're taking certain concepts or certain phrases and adding to it and appropriating to it new meaning that doesn't exist. for example, nadia mentioned one of the things

>> so, thank you, nadia, and nadia mentioned -- so nadia was saying that daesh, they don't represent islam, but they use islam. she gave some examples, but they're using islam wrong. for example, they told her she has to go to court and swear on the koran to become a muslim, but that's not how you become a muslim. you become a muslim by testifying. so even small mundane things, they don't even understand. and i just was so moved by what she said, and it reminded me that the prophetic text, peace be upon them. he said fear the supplication of the oppressed because there's no between that and the lord. and he never mentioned it's muslim or not a muslim, and he said i am the protector of the religious, the defender of the religious minority on the day of judgment of the muslim that aggresses guess tagainst the re minority. it's a big question you asked, senator johnson, but basically the way i see is they're taking certain concepts or certain phrases and adding to it and appropriating to it new meaning that doesn't example. for example, nadia mentioned one of thehings they told her is t

the young entrepreneur nadia harnessed i.t.. even media has taken an interest in his success.n august 2015, he was invited to take part in a forum attended by the indonesian president joko widodo. >> translator: in indonesia, smartphone ownership has spread very rapidly in the last few years. in fact, within five years, i think all indonesians will own a smartphone. what we now need is to build new businesses that will harness this new technology. >> translator: i must tell you i am extremely impressed with the achievements of go-jek and i agrow that it's important to take a broad perspective to attract new investment for further development. i know that this is a very important and pressing issue for the government. and i feel it's indispensable for the development of our country. >> however, the rapid increase of online motorbike taxis represents a significant threat to existing operators. up until now, commonly used modes of transport include three-wheeled taxis known as baji. shared taxis known as oncot. and standard automobile taxis. they're all required to get operating

murad, nadia. you, [ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: thank you, and all of the so for attendees and witnesses who came here. i wish that we al [ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: i wish that we all cangn work together and sta together to stop this terrorism. >> we'll leave this hearing at this point. you can see it any time on our website. go to c-span.org. we're going to leave it here and head live to capitol hill as fed chair janet yellen is testifying for a second day on the state of the economy and monetary policy. yesterday she appeared before the senate banking committee, and today it's the house financial services committee. it is her semi-annual appearance before congressional committees. yesterday, she told the senate committee that a cautious approach is needed before raising

nadia, who helped you escape? >> [speaking foreign language] >> a muslim family. >> i think that answers your question. doctor, you said help us, basically, help you. we are looking at specific efforts that would be going on to activate lone wolves in the united states, cells in belgium and france. this is a part of the war that obviously has western countries right where they are being , where citizens of those countries and american citizens are finding the perversion of islam so compelling they are willing to take up arms against fellow citizens in europe or the united states of america. we are clearly doing a lot already to empower local organizations in our communities, working with mos ques and panels where folks have given testimony. we have allocated more resources for that. i have been one of the folks saying that effort should not be law enforcement-focused. they should be focused on empowering neighborhoods and networks. it will nots cbe, help deal with the core of the problem. you pointed out so clearl

nadia: enseguida, un descubrimiento cientÍfico podria ayudar a algunas mujeres a reducir el desarrollomantÉngase tomando sus precauciones. caso contrario es lo que estÁ pasando aquÍ, san francisco. esta noche temperaturas muy frescas. cielos parcialmente nublados, los vientos son un factor peligroso, a diecisÉis millas por hora. esto podrÍa aumentar su velocidad en el transcurso de las horas. alcanzamos los 68° cuando lo normal es sesenta y dos. temperaturas que se estÁn manteniendo dentro del promedio. lejos del rÉcord de los 87° que se registrÓ en diecinueve setenta y seis. ciento un grados modesto, 101 grados stone tan. casi 90° en santa rosa. aquÍ le tengo el pronÓstico extendido para los prÓximos cinco dÍas. se va a mantener el viernes con temperaturas estables. para el viernes vaya haciendo sus planes porque las temperaturas lo mediten. san josÉ, jueves a los ochenta y cinco. algunas sociedades que se van a presentar como sobre todo en horas de la maÑana. tengan una feliz noche. ---un descubrimiento cientifico podÍa ayudar a presentadora: escurrimiento cientÍfico podria ayudar a

nadia meja was mocked on social media for her flub but she took it in stride. >>> the 500-acre wildfire in calabasas that threatened 3000 homes is 80% contained. firefighters took advantage of cooler temperatures to hold the blaze back. >> the fire came within a couple hundred feet of the house. we grabbed our bunny rabbit and vacated. >> residents were able to return home in calabasas, but evacuation orders remain in nearby areas. >>> and we have been talking about fire season. it's upon us in california. >> and i was watching the calabasas fire all saturday evening and one thing that shocked me is how close the trees and landscape was to the homes. just remember that you have to have the space between your landscape and residency, or you go up very quickly in flames. i think we jump up and down and tell people that every year but it's a nice reminder. fire season is 24/7, 12 months a year now. san jose has cleared out nicely with winds at 6 miles per hour and the air temperature at 75. santa rosa is picking up winds and so is hayward. this is the weather watcher program with everyone

. >> nadia parker -- mike g ahead. >> dr.arbara jim george saying, for what in having a toddler escape their grasp? and dennis chimed in saying, no, they should not but should be financially responsible for the gorilla's funeral and replacement. >> and nadia parker says, no. all parents take their eyes off their children for 30 seconds or two minutes. and tom says, with all due respects, this is one the dumbest questions. tom, i disagree. respectfully disagree. >> the zoo or parents. >> for the enclosure. >> we take all your comments, even if perhaps you want us to ask different questions. >> i love the honesty. >> bring it. >> a section of interstate 5 in san joaquin county expected to remain closed until friday. 33 near tracy, detour between highway 33 and 132. crews have been working around the clock since yesterday when the sinkhole was first discovered. when crews started to investigate the problem, it expanded. now it's so deep, there is construction equipment practically hidden underneath the freeway. the problem may b

allegiance to isis, the shooter's rampage appears to be an individual act with complicated motives nadiaweidat is entrenched in the battle to defeat the root causes of islamic extremism. doctor, welcome to the program. ms. oweidat: thank you. fernando: so this is almost a philosophical question but with very practical applications -- how do we fight an idea like radical islamic violence? ms. oweidat: you can only fight an idea with an idea. you cannot kill an idea with weapons, with drones, essentially it's about persuasion. so a lot of young people, the middle east where it originates, 80 percent of the population is under 40 years old. so it's a very young place, it's a place where good education is practically obsolete. so a lot of people are getting radicalized online because there is no safe place for people physically to congregate, to play, to read, to play sports so they go online. online is not only the space where radical ideas are, but also the place where the solution is and this where -- how do you fight an idea? well you have a captive audience online. arabic speakers are t

reportera: en esta metamorfosis, vicente libera a la mujer que lleva adentro, esa es nadia., >> me vistoidad y me quiero desahogar. ♪ ♪ >> ya estÁ terminado. reportera: la esponja hace de silicona y arman sus esculturales cuerpos. con trucos por aquÍ y por allÁ, logran su cometido. metiendo varios medios en el sostÉn y con un buen contorno de pinturas, un transplante de senos no es innecesario. aseguran que por mÁs divertido que parezca, tambiÉn es todo un proceso. no es apto para el bolsillo. >> muchas de estas chicas que hacen shows, no le gusta lo barato, es muy caro de hacer. reportera: no cambiarÍa sus atributos masculinos. describen el transformismo del que participan como una obra de arte con la cual solo buscan escaparse un rato y entretener a su pÚblico. >> los estoy entreteniendo. reprotera: estÁn listas y su pÚblico las espera. el escenario suyo. cada dÓlar que les arroja simboliza agrado por lo que hacen. el ambiente se hiciera de aplausos y silbidos, haciendo de esta una buena noche y ganando 50 $ por participaciÓn mÁs la propina, pero no lo hacen por dinero, sino por libera

so what was her name, nadia. >> nadia. >> she answer ad her critics back on critics back with a back out. >> tell me why. >> i didn't think. >> tell me why. >> unaudible. >> well that was probably worse than the original answer. >> the at least she's able to make fun of herself. >> good sense of humor. >> here's the headline, here is the head line from this whole thing. guess who her daddies, roll the tape. >> rico suave. >> this is her dad. >> that is funny. >> so tmz is record ago this girardo says her on the air question was harder that was a very difficult question to answer, you know. >> yes. >> you need to talk to rico suave about it. >> yes, rico have suave. >> all right. did you know that this month is black music month. yeah, month of june. we are celebrating this morning with the performance by jill moody who is in the studio. we are celebrating plains today because he would have turn 58, how he is being remembered this day. >>> one of his best songs in my mind, great song, well to day is prince day, in the state of minnesota his home state, the state's governor has declare

nadia yurad escaped after being abducted and raped by militants. >>> the "baltimore sun" reports driveran goodson jr. gave freddie gray an intentional rough ride after his arrest in 2015. his lawyer denies rough treatment by officers caused gray's death. >>> the "washington post" reports the guilty plea of a navy admiral in a $34 million corruption scandal. robert gilbo admitted to lying about getting bribes from a singapore defense contractor who singapore defense contractor. he paid off navy leaders with cash and prostitutes. only a handful of admirals have faced prosecution in the modern history of the navy. >>> the "wall street journal" reports that the government want more mental health support for pilots. the faa is backing the findings of an advisory group. the report was requested more than a year ago after a depressed co-pilot of a germanwings flight intentionally crashed the jet to the alps killing 150 people. "the austin american statesman" reports on the threats a texas student received because she's undocumented. deportations of the valedictorian started after she mentioned

. >> so nadia is wearing what i would like to call sort of the fresh summer suit. i'll scoot in. so a lot of times when women, you know, going to work, or going to a luncheon or something professional, wearing a blazer, that can be really hot, that can be heavy, fabrics are heavier. this is fabulous example after light weight two piece sort of what i would like to call sort of the new suiting if you will, she is leafless, comfortable, great date night. so-so lucky to wear this to the workplace, then go out for drinks after, what have you. >> nadia, you have to spin around so everyone can see the back. isn't it fabulous? >> beautiful, beautiful, light weight, sheik, not sweaty, and you know you just throw on great accessories, polished handbag, and good to go. >> what's the one thing that you are saying do not wear this summer because you will be sweaty? >> i guess i got to say jeans but i always wear jeans in the summer too, but also one of those people often cold. >> right. >> what should you not wear? scarf. no, kidding, just kidding. >> don't think. >> if you're not someone wh

i would be submitting requisitions to nadia's office and list of costs and receiving those funds and paying them out. >> you're saying after july we're sort of whatever it is that we're requisitioning is going through the same process just as -- so all money was equal. the reason i ask i think sometimes do we want to have -- as i perceive the deal with san francisco there was two levels of -- two criteria levels they did. one is you're spending the money that we have advanced you and the other is money from parcel f and things like that that didn't have anything to do with that, and we may have occasion to say this particular money is coming out of this pot versus this particular money is coming out of that pot, so are we going to have that capability? >> i'm not sure i understand your question. there's no change in any of our processes for handling funds. again the committee will preapprove uses of the city financing and to specifically draw down on that financing we will submit reimbursement requests or requisition requests to the city as the funds are needed. we're not requesting

i would be submitting requisitions to nadia's office and list of costs and receiving those funds and paying them out. >> you're saying after july we're sort of whatever it is that we're requisitioning is going through the same process just as -- so all money was equal. the reason i ask i think sometimes do we want to have -- as i perceive the deal with san francisco there was two levels of -- two criteria levels they did. one is you're spending the money that we have advanced you and the other is money from parcel f and things like that that didn't have anything to do with that, and we may have occasion to say this particular money is coming out of this pot versus this particular money is coming out of that pot, so are we going to have that capability? >> i'm not sure i understand your question. there's no change in any of our processes for handling funds. again the committee will preapprove uses of the city financing and to specifically draw down on that financing we will submit reimbursement requests or requisition requests to the city as the funds are needed. we're not requesting

this is one of my staffers, nadia. >> well, would you like a public for your friends and for your familyshow in its fifth season. he plays gary, the long-time, oh, so loyal and associate bodyman to the president of the united states. and tony hale joins us at the table. i'm laughing because the whispering stuff that you do is so hilarious. if you were doing it for us, for people who haven't seen you on the show, what would you do? >> you have three kids, right? >> i do. >> i would say if you were i would say she's got a lot of kids, you wouldn't like her. something like that. for charlie, you're from north carolina? he's from north carolina, he went to duke university to give her conversation -- >> she picks it up. >> and random things like -- not your daughter now somebody else, his daughter went to rehab. just like -- so she could like, oh, one time she -- right before she said, how's your wife, i would say you're divorced, and she has to change it. >> mid conversation. >> yeah. >> the relationship between the two is interesting because she is so awful to him. >> she's awful. it's abus

. >> nadia would you like to answer this question please? ms.an: [speaking foreign lanhuage] >> the first thing i did, i went to egypt to deliver that message because the things that happened to me, i wanted to go to these countries and tell them what happened to me. foreign language] prevent the use from joining the islamic state. i went and i told them what crimes were committed, what actions, i wanted to start the flow -- stop the flow to them. speaking against this is not held for daesh. also minimizing the role of daesh for the powers not right. on the isis border is more than 3000 miles. some of our villages are only 150 people are living in small villages. we have not been able to recapture these villages for a year and a half. speaking against isis does not mean speaking against islam and also does not mean speaking in shia onesunni or against another will meet all speak against these united. >> mr. chairman, you and i are both supporting legislation that would strengthen the ability of the department of homeland civicty to reach out to

although nadia's testimony and that of others like her exposes the human capacity for cruelty, i remain optimistic about the future, optimistic that the world is more interconnected and proactive in fighting human trafficking than ever before. optimistic that with help, survivors can move beyond this heinous crime, and optimistic that so many individuals here in the united states and around the world are united in combating modern slavery. while the challenges are daunting, we cannot forget that optimism is a job requirement for all of us who work in this arena. we join you in encouraging continued progress across prosecution, protection, and prevention of crime, and look towards increased international cooperation and a new generation of heroes to keep our faith in humanity alive. thank you all for coming today. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] out on the tables you will find copies of this year's 2016 human traffick

murad, nadia. you, [ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: thank you, and all of the so for attendees and witnesses who came here. i wish that we al [ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: i wish that we all cangn work together and sta together to stop this terrorism. >> we'll leave this hearing at this point. you can see it any time on our website. go to c-span.org. we're going to leave it here and head live to capitol hill as fed chair janet yellen is testifying for a second day on the state of the economy and monetary policy. yesterday she appeared before the senate banking committee, and today it's the house financial services committee. it is her semi-annual appearance before congressional committees. yesterday, she told the senate committee that a cautious approach is needed before raising interest rates and that the central bank was thrown off course within weeks of raising rates last december because of the slowdown in domestic growth, a u.s. hiring slowdown, concerns over china's

nadia. >> thank you and thank you for all the attendees and witnesses who came here. [speaking foreign language] transi wish that we all can work together and stand up together to stop the terrorism. [speaking foreign language] >> translator: i would like for to you recognize our genocide and bring every single one from the middle, leader or the soldiers to bring everyone to justice. >> we would love to see that. thank you very much. >> i don't have any more questions. i would like to thank all of you and one of the key takeaways for me is we talk about the golden real for people being treated the way we want to be treated. we go out into the world and the schools they went to, there was bullying. in some cases as a parent, they were aware they were going on and going to the school. they were trying to make sure that did not persist. i think we were successful. i applaud folks of the islamic faith. i really applaud those who were speaking up. at risk to your personal safety. i want to make sure you don't pay a race for that. for the kids who are being bullied because

i would be submitting requisitions to nadia's office and list of costs and receiving those funds and paying them out. >> you're saying after july we're sort of whatever it is that we're requisitioning is going through the same process just as -- so all money was equal. the reason i ask i think sometimes do we want to have -- as i perceive the deal with san francisco there was two levels of -- two criteria levels they did. one is you're spending the money that we have advanced you and the other is money from parcel f and things like that that didn't have anything to do with that, and we may have occasion to say this particular money is coming out of this pot versus this particular money is coming out of that pot, so are we going to have that capability? >> i'm not sure i understand your question. there's no change in any of our processes for handling funds. again the committee will preapprove uses of the city financing and to specifically draw down on that financing we will submit reimbursement requests or requisition requests to the city as the funds are needed. we're not requesting

[inaudible] >> nadia, i can't get into intelligence matters but we have called on all of those to stop doing so. we know iran supports terrorism and we know that iran supports hezbollah and that is why we have issued the most serious and most severe sanctions on iran for doing so. it's important for them to recognize their own behavior in enabling this and we've had a conversation recently about iran's concerns about access to international markets. those financial actors are looking at iran's behavior. if iran is going to continue to fund terrorism and continue to supply resources to hezbollah, that will have impact. those financial actors don't want to do business with a country that's doing that. we call on iran do not only stop doing this because it's not good for national security and their supporting terrorism that we call on them to stop doing it because it's not in their interest either. >> the money that they get are actually going for this. in this case [inaudible] >> i'm not sure that's true. we are going to continue to use all the tools at our disposal including sanctions t

nadia. >> [ speaking foreign language ]. >> translator: thank you. and thank you also for all the attendees and witnesses who came here. i wish that we all can work together and stand up together to stop this terrorism. i would like also for you to recognize our genocide and to bring every single one from the islamic state whether a leader, middle or a soldiers, to bring everyone who committed these crimes to justice. >> we would love to see that. again, thank you very much -- >> mr. chairman, i don't have any more questions. but i just would like certainly to thank all of you. and one of the key takeaways for me here is we talk a lot about the golden rule, treating other people the way we want to be treated. we both have children. our children are out of school. out into the world. but the schools that they went to, there was bullying. there was bullying. and in some cases i remember as a parent was aware of some bullying that was going on actually going to the school and speaking out against it and trying to make sure that did not persist. and i th

those services are important so people like nadia have something to plug in to., one less thing. training formedia muslim leaders abroad is important. there are a lot of people, a lot of good leaders, that are making the right argument. they need to know how. you cannot write a 40 page legal opinion and expect that to be trending on twitter. what we are seeing is the dumbed -down version of what our teachers said. we need to think about how media works. media training is important. social media, that kind of thing. >> thank you. i want to be sure everyone gets a question. i will be ask everyone to be mindful of the five-minute limit. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for our witnesses here today. thank you for your compelling testimony. your journey to this country is very important as we discuss refugees and folks like yourself who have been fleeing intense persecution and terror, that people see your face. your presence is important. will be aseople moved as i know everyone on this panel has been moved. thank you for your courage to be here today. ctor, i w

i would be submitting requisitions to nadia's office and list of costs and receiving those funds andthem out. >> you're saying after july we're sort of whatever it is that we're requisitioning is going through the same process just as -- so all money was equal. the reason i ask i think sometimes do we want to have -- as i perceive the deal with san francisco there was two levels of -- two criteria levels they did. one is you're spending the money that we have advanced you and the other is money from parcel f and things like that that didn't have anything to do with that, and we may have occasion to say this particular money is coming out of this pot versus this particular money is coming out of that pot, so are we going to have that capability? >> i'm not sure i understand your question. there's no change in any of our processes for handling funds. again the committee will preapprove uses of the city financing and to specifically draw down on that financing we will submit reimbursement requests or requisition requests to the city as the funds are needed. we're not requesting the fund