nadim said no one does. the collective voice becomes the communities.ustafa says to be true to your own voice. and jessica said there is no such thing as a perfect person and so many religious people are hypocrites. >> how important is authenticity and commitment to the faith for muslims when they're using art and entertainment to create understanding and ease tensions? >> you're never going to separate the muslim from the artist. the muslim-artist, those things go hand in hand. your behavior and conduct is going to reflect those things. in the early days, we used to ask when we brought shows we knew we had people, listen, we'll bring a muslim. this is a muslim event. we don't want alcohol. clubs are liker okay, no alcohol. they understood that it was business but it was goodbyes. and you have to be in a situation where folks respect you. same thing with african-americans. i wouldn't go to a place where it said no blacks allowed. eat in the back. you're talking about my identity and how i feel about myself. i don't care if it's 2013 or 1953, you have to

. >> that's nadim baba live from cairo at this hour. once again the news out of kay row, ousted egyptian president morsi is to stand trial according to state tv there. egypt's prosecutor charges morsi with inciting deadly violence in december of 2012 when seven were killed in a protest that followed. >>> a place to call home. a community group in new orleans is getting hundreds of homeless off the streets. we'll tell you how they did. >>> a fight over europe's slice of the amazon and the rain forest there. stay with us. stay with us. stay with us. stay with us. saudi arabia for that. ♪ >>> members of congress get a classified briefing on the war with syria after president obama urged them to vote on a un active strike for that alleged chemical weapons attack involving that country's ongoing conflict. >>> legendary broadcaster sir david frost has died. he was 74. his family releasing a statement saying that he died of a heart attack on board a cruise ship. >> a man whom celebrities, word leaders and the rest actually wanted to be inther

joining us now, the only syrian priest in the church of england, reverend nadim nasser, director andder of the awareness foundation. does that mean that you oppose any u.s. military strike on syria? >> i oppose any military strike anywhere in the world, jon, because in the '80s i lived certain years in the hell of the civil war in lebanon. and i remember like yesterday when the battleship new jersey came to the coast of lebanon and bombed the mountains of lebanon. did that bring an end to the civil war in remember than? no. -- in lebanon? no. every single lebanese remembers that horrible night of new jersey, and the strike was absolutely devastating. but the war continued. when did the war stop? when all the lebanese went to the city in saudi arabia and sat around the table and found a way out of the conflict. jon: but what happens if bashar al assad wins this civil war? what happens to the christians, what happens to those who have opposed him in syria? >> i don't think the winner, when the regime or the opposition, is going to be good for syria at all. in the future. a change must