. >>> a proposal is in the works to extend metrorail as far south as quantico.rince william county officials are looking into the option because of the growing population. they said it is essential to consider long-term infrastructure investments. there will be meeting tonight at 7:00 at the harbor view even center in woodbridge. still to come -- a tiny virginia community puts on a huge welcome ceremony as their ♪ >>> this is a story about a hometown hero who served his country and paid a heavy price. he is a marine who returned home to ararat virginia yesterday and received a rousing welcome. earlier this year, he lost three of his limbs while serving in afghanistan. he was overcome by emotion as he thanked the crowd for all of its support. >> it feels good to be home. it is an honor to come from a town li this and get such great support. you don't know what it means to me to know that everybody here is here for me. >> the community has raised $50,000 to help him with his medical expenses. he will be undergoing months of physical therapy. still >> i had, steve

my father was stationed at quantico, and that became a passion for me. as far as a student, i bought books and taught myself to play the guitar, three chords, but it was all i needed. that became a driving passion for me. but it was different from the obsession that i had with getting the grades. that was just, for myself, something that thought i was supposed to do. somehow i told myself i had to get good grades, even though my parents, i knew that it please them. i loved my parents and i wanted to please them. i was just doing what i thought i was supposed to do. but with the music, that is a different animal. that was something that transcended just doing something because that is what he thought people expected of you. that was purely for myself. tavis: now that i understand the process with regard to your study, but has been the process for your music in terms of producing and writing and performing? the grades you thought you had to do for your parents. tell me about the process with your music. >> with the music, you are passionate about it, like

i was in quantico recently to visit their training academy. they're about to open up a new facility dedicated to training intelligence analysts. i think it is a physical manifestation of t commitment the fbi has done. i had bob over last week to speak to the work force out at xo, lori crossing. he told a -- liberty crossing. he told us, it is not something you get done by closing business on friday. it takes time. it took him time to wrap his head around what he was about in the larger fbi work force. the old way of doing business, prosecuting bad guys is not enough when dealing with suicide bombers. as one example, the transformation has included the expansion of a joint terrorism task forces led by the fbi and -- in some 106 cities. there has been a remarkable transfmation of going back over 10, 12 years at the nsa. they, too, are working to address the sophistication and use of technology. dia, my old agency, has established a task force for counter-terrorism which provides support for protection purposes. it also provides analysis, warning

it also appears as if god troops rhetoric has also changed a bit since the course he taught in quantico back in april at the beginning of the lecture he specifically states that he's talking about islam as a government and as an ideology he specifically says under the first amendment that he won't be discussing islam as a religion. the earlier the you who knew who did. the who you know ok. i know who i am the over. the the who. now despite the disclaimer which he uses to cover his ass his general feelings towards muslims are still the same author of explained that it's pointless to target just one group of radicals like hamas are all qaeda and said he suggested the best way to protect the country is to go after islam itself i was speaking of course from a non religion it standpoint he's also got a loophole to continue his battle against islamics planing how holy books are let's not religion then government and offered up a ratio where seventeen percent of the text is religious while eighty three percent compromises of islamic law so basically he's finding ways to encourage law enforceme

agents at the training center in quantico appear to be busy listening to the kinds of presentations that one would expect to hear and hearing chaired by congressman peter king presentations that build mainstream american muslims as terrorist sympathizers labeling the prophet muhammad as a quote cult leader and agents were also shown super scientific graphs like the one you see behind me the sliding scale charts supposedly prove the jews and christians somehow become less violent as they grow more devout all muslims immersed in the koran somehow morphed into a bomb wielding terrorist bent on our destruction very scientific indeed now according to f.b.i. manuals the constitutionally protected religious faith of millions of americans is now somehow an indicator of violence islam equals terrorism just like war is peace freedom and slavery and ignorance strength. familiar words if you know where they came from now the main author of these briefings merely a guy by the name of william gahl thorpe was an f.b.i. intell analyst who once told the birth or champions of world net daily that quote mu

training ground in quantico virginia and pretty much everything about it should be sending off warning signals and the course focuses solely on the threat of terror of muslims and encourages trainees to focus on muslims religion as the sole factor in determining if they might be a terrorist and what's worse use of the word radical that is even a focus in the handbook because according to the featuring even mainstream muslims are terrorist sympathizers so basically every muslim likes terrorists according to them now the handbook also labels the prophet mohammad as a cult leader and of course was taught by william god or this is a man who has said in the past that mohammed's mindset is a source for terrorism and he was also an important figure in the burger movement so that should just give you a little bit of an idea of what we're working with here now golfer of advisors that basically all muslims even mainstream american muslims are potential terrorists he also explains of the more devout a muslim is about their religion the more dangerous they are to the us and within the handbook the

evidence to come back and confirmations to be made by crime labs including the fbi crime lab in quantico, virginia. at 10 a.m. this morning they had enough to make an arrest finally. they came in here to union city, they arrested her at her apartment. they also swarmed over her car and apartment. they removed several boxes and bags of evidence. neighbors say they remember the first time they came here shortly after michelle le's disappearance. during that search they recovered esteban's running shoes which police say contained the dna evidence linking her to the crime. in the months since, neighbors say esteban has always kept to herself. >> she's kind of -- don't look at people, park her car and walk up to the apartment right away. didn't say hello or anything. i walked by her a couple of times, you know, when i'm going to the mailbox. i saw her come in and then walk back to the apartment. >> reporter: did she stop to say hello? >> no, never. >> reporter: police say esteban was arrested here without incident but has refused to cooperate with police and give them any statements. police a

says it obtained slide presentations from fbi whistle-blowers, shown at the training facility in quanticot muhammed ordered the assassinations and execution of his critics. that islam's world view is that there can be no peace between islam and others until islam conquers and assimilates its adversa adversaries. james zogby calls the cult reference horrific. says muhammed didn't order his opponents to be killed. then he says the strategic themes animating these islamic values are not fringe, they are mainstream. what do you make of that? >> again, i say this is the propaganda of the islamaphobes. they want to paint an entire community, entire faith community as extremists and radical and violent and prone to violence. it's bigotry of the worst sort. >> reporter: contacted by cnn, the fbi wouldn't comment on that and would not allow us to speak to the analyst who wrote that presentation. an fbi spokesman acknowledged that training session took place, but says that was six months ago, one time only and was quickly discontinued. policy change s are under way ad that instructor no longer prov

"wired" magazine says it obtained slides that were sloan at the bureau's training facility in quanticod drivers in islamic law," it says the proeft mohammed ordered assassinations and executions of his critics. that islam's world view is that there can be no peace between islam and others until al islam conquers its adversaries. the arab american institute calls the cult reference horrific, says mohammed didn't order his opponents to be killed. i read him another passage. then he says these strategic teams are not fringe, they are mainstream. what do you make of that? >> again, i say this is the propaganda of the islamophobes. this is why they have been stopping the building of mosques. they want to paint an entire faith community as extremist and radical and violent and prone to violence. it's bigotry of the worst sort. >> reporter: contacted by cnn, the fbi wouldn't comment on that, would not allow us to speak to the analyst who wrote that presentation. an fbi spokesman acknowledged that that training session took place but he says that was six months ago. one time only. that it was

quantico, virginia. tom, you're on the "washington journal." caller: hi, appreciate the chance to add some input. i want to tell you, there's a lot of marines doing the right thing because they believe in this country. they're there are valiant young men out there dying and living because of their belief in the country, and i'm just really tired with what's going on in washington where these guys are concerned about themselves. no one is going to face the music and do what's necessary. and as far as obama's comments, you know the old saying that defense is a good offense, i think that it's what's going on. i don't believe in what he's doing. i don't believe it's good for the country. that's about all i can say. type tom, what were you doing in helmand provesnins when you talk with the marines, the folks in the army, do they express any sort of opinion about how president obama is acting as commander in chief versus what kind of support they're getting from republican and democratic house and senate members up on capitol hill? caller: my impress

working with walter reed and bethesda, later we worked with the medical folks at fort belvoir and at quantico. initially, those interactions were met with some suspicion because there's a lot of interactions that happen around wounded warriors. there is much about publicity or feeling good as there are about real efforts in helping in the recovery process and the reintegration process. but eventually because we had some past experience with walter reed through a program called c.a.u.s.e. which stands to comfort to america's uniformed services we had a little bit of credibility and worked into their good graces and we began their program along with the other medical facilities i mentioned. we also worked with a number of other organizations in building a network that would provide us is resource -- a resourcing of people who were interested in employment, disabled veterans who were interested in employment. we worked with the warrior -- the wounded warrior foundation, the navy safe harbor program, the department of labor, became a good partner of ours with their career centers around the count