. >>> ramadan. at this hour, all over johannesburg. members of south africa's >>> ramadan.sizable muslim community observe. the religion of islam as well as many of south africa's most beloved and most delicious dishes and ingredients like sambal, chutney and bunny chow come from malaysia, indonesia, india. during apartheid many south africans would have been referred to as colored. colored didn't mean black. it meant everybody else who wasn't exactly white. asians and mixed race. >> it's garlic, ginger and chiles. >> in the observatory neighborhood of johannesburg, the rasdian family prepares for the meal at sundown when fasting for ramadan is broken. joey is a standup comedian, an actor of cape malay background. this dish, panang curry with beef and eggs. joey's wife, cindy, prepares a chicken pie. son, hakeem, makes the traditional ramadan shake. daughter, laya. ♪ >> everything smells terrific. >> that's soup. >> it's nicer to have soup after you've not eaten the whole day. it's light and nourishing and filling and all of those good things. >> there's also cheese and bee

son, hakeem, makes the traditional ramadan shake.ything smells terrific. >> that's soup. >> it's nicer to have soup after you've not eaten the whole day. it's light and nourishing and filling and all of those good things. >> there's also cheese and beef samosas. these are delicious. you were born here. born in johannesburg? >> yes, i was. >> so how are things? >> it depends on what you are speaking about. >> society operates the way society should. but on the other hand, many ways this is a new country. >> it is. it's 19 years old. >> i think the africans from the other countries see south africa as a place of hope. because if there's a lot here, then there are a lot of opportunities, lots of people might get from here. africans would corm from far to find a little bit of something here. >> so how do you find south africa so far? >> i'm very comfortable here. i like a country where people have a sense of humor. there's a lot of ball busting doing on here. >> all the time. from the top to the bottom. >> 20 years from now, what's south

basel ramadan is living within and with 15 other 15 others indh them. it's an enterprise corruption case which is sort of the state of new york state version of rico and involves massive money laundering charges. the case grew out of an investigation. it was semi-mundane. it was involving stolen goods, baby formula upstate new york. it turned into over a year-long investigation involving hsi, near state organized task force, nypd and others. using traditional, nothing esoteric using traditional law-enforcement methods of undercover surveillance, court authorized wiretaps. it was in the and sort of a massive cigarette smuggling enterprise bringing untaxed cigarettes from virginia to your. done at a very, very large-scale. we think it netted over $55 million in illegal proceeds. during the take down one point forming dollars in cash was taken out of ramadan's resident. another seizure of $200,000 of cash was made in new york city. the interesting thing in recent though irrelevant to this discussion, some are original suspects in the case had ties or conne

ramadan is the word used to describe privately owned restaurants and since the government legalized such private enterprises some cubans have even returned to the country a story to know and i'm a hopeless optimist. if i want to profit from each of his transformation i have to be here now with patrick and i sense that the economy in my native country was opening up and offers new opportunities from there. this development continues. i want to be a part of its offices from people looking for him the union is curl up in this house now he's making money here. this restaurant is open to tourists every night. it's true that with him into the embargo visitor numbers which jumped from three to ten million a year. cuba will certainly see further changes until that happens the people of nevada who can't afford a table in the new fall and honest we'll have to make do with this economic mess. more that i will stop swiped off the bones found in most of the wild. what makes sense that rex has exploded to thousands of many bones about the fact of these devices didn't go off. the thinking that the lega

on scene reporting from japan was a lecturer for the two petitioners all prices are the prices of ramadan as of this suspend me to feel for what they crippled up the dreadful but every so in my eyes is some of those roles of being damaged decades before the twenty eleven tsunami and if they wanted a speedo mom also given to the development of japan injected headed out to go home. next i'll talk you expose the us government sp knowledge of human rights group is consensus that decade the unpolished gem in common was found guilty of breaking into the computer systems of the private intelligence company straps but that was going full term in government service. to see a chunk of the report's them for cool test on how it's being seen as a warning shot to with suppliers. after two hours during a packed courtroom in the federal courthouse in lower manhattan twenty year old activist and happy journey. hammond was sentenced two hundred and twenty months behind bars he's going to spend the next decade in jail and watched twenty twelve hammett was arrested for breaking into two hundred gigabytes. a

. >> the first suspect, waad ramadan alwan was admitted to the u.s. after he claimed he faced persecution at home. after the f.b.i. found out he confessed on video to being an insurgent it started the investigation that tied fingerprints to a remote controlled bomb trigger, used in a 2005 attack that killed four americans. it seems like a tough investigation, if not a needle >>. >> literally a needle in a haystack. when i was in iraq in 2004 - i spent four months there - i was doing post-blast investigations. we go to the scene of a bombing, an i.e.d. attack, we scour the scene for make, type, design and signature of the bomb make e. there was combined explosive sell, sexy, and they were bringing the pieces together, cataloguing them, looking for physical evidence that may be attached to them, including fingerprints, dna and otherwise. that's been catalogued in a 100,000 device warehouse. outside washington is where the repository is held. it's where the devices are. they go back in to look for additional evidence. they had a fingerprint, went back to

. >> pelley: schrier waited for the holy month of ramadan when the faithful fast. his guards would be sleeping through the day. on july 29, his 210th day in captivity, he went at the window. >> schrier: i put both my head and then both arms through first, you know? and i superman-ed out. i squirmed a little bit, which made a lot of noise. and i got stuck around my waist because my pants. i was wearing my pants. so i reached in, i unbuckled my pants. and as soon as i unbuttoned them, i just slid right out. and within five minutes i was walking through the streets of aleppo, free. this is what matt schrier looked like after seven months of captivity. but his ordeal wasn't quite over. armed with only the arabic he'd managed to pick up in prison, he walked through the bombed out streets of aleppo, looking for the u.s.-backed rebels from the free syrian army. >> schrier: and i went up to one guy who was in a truck, sleeping. and i said, i ran up to him. i learned the arabic that i needed to know. i said, "help me. help me. kidnapped by criminals." and he goes... that me

detainees have mostly quit their hunger strike after the president's speech back in may and then ramadantation that there would be change. the president, you know, created these envoy positions. at the same time, the prison pretty much cracked down on the hunger strike pretty toughly. they put people in single-cell confinement, separated them from the other detainees, said it was for the ease of these tube feedings and keeping track of who's eating. so they got a pretty harsh response to their protest. they broke the strike for the most part. still, 11 prisoners hunger striking is about three times as many as were hunger striking this time last year. but i don't know if the mood is resignation. but it's important to know that that cbs footage you saw, that man who's shouting behind the cell, he was cleared for release about five or six years ago. he's one of the people who could be gone if all things being equal and the task force recommendations had been followed. so there is frustration. there's continuing frustration. his lawyers have talked about the fact that he'd like to go back wi

if this guy is a muslim who supports gay marriage, who works on ramadan and drones a whole lot of muslimsot doing a very good job. i always tell my right wing relatives, this barack obama is not some brown-skinned anti-war socialist giving away free health care. you all are thinking of jesus. >> that is -- there's no question. and, of course, you can always put the dig in and say you mean you didn't jump into the market when it was down at 6500 back in march of 2009? i thought you were a big capitalist. you would be rolling by now if you would have done that. that's the digger right there. that is the parting shot on the economy. john fugelsang, you have a great thanksgiving. thanks for joining us tonight for the wonderful advice. >> amid pat robertson's college, if you can get along with these folks, you can get along with anyone. >>> coming up, we'll set the report straight on obama care messaging. >>> plus, what a turkey. ted cruz is waging a war on thanksgiving. holy smokes! >>> but next, i'm taking your questions. "ask ed live" is just ahead. stay tuned. hey there, i just got my bill

during ramadan. these communities of ways a fly that are extremely different or loans which katie means that the roma to want to go back to remind him of the weekend of. the lauren chevrolet we were talking before the break about how politicians need to lead by example which has sold a menu of bounce the can can carry minutes at socialist minister is also the most popular politicians. the society about france that had the decency must put out a bowl that we can count on it unless you want honest and friends with the constitution and to look at many of us. is this also leads to a sunni cities and is being collected in a socialist government and the changes all speak like the minute then on to the full rights and its really problematic rebuilt in the standouts from the complexity of the political commentator it's difficult to understand it's difficult to know which tries to cheat on his knees up to something that it's not really clear strategy is not very clear. these people. on the left wing voters ar

still the panel took on its way to school gates in what was seen by many eyes that this was during ramadan to remember on the whole thing was seen as a basically and trying to steal votes from the far right's casting mold loans as part of talk about peace. i think we have no images such as this work. add the chocolate is the core french citizen times the cost will use the atom muslim aggressor. many of the continent with the politics of french pastry james great many things affect our panel. and thank you for joining us for the world this week. i rule all in. he is. d. new will we will. we all bought art in germany wants edward snow to members of the german government of trying to get the nsa whistleblower to testify. an investigation against us spying activities from this new development ahead. on capitol hill a group of senators claim they are pushing legislation to deal with concerns over nsa surveillance. but critics say their efforts fall short. you can actually make things worse. putting more coming up and in chicago the us is biggest jail is also its biggest mental health facility.

in the minerals ramadan. it's the egyptian soldiers were massacred when they were taking the medina after daily fast. and this after this the emergency situation most ceo. we took the oath on collie and the old. old the chief of the army and he stated he. he nominated the icc to a torrid pace. so it's not only is the party about whether or not they are the opposite. they'll crawl or against most more see the thing is something very deep and very beginning going to an end in infancy in sinai and the basic fact is that the majority or to use this as a course in a number of bed doing so well folks people even saying i felt i din ate it. by the egyptian state. they feel that they are not considered as true egyptians. they woke from a news people say because you aren't these radio stations jaw steel collaborate the is the new appointees writing bandages and for the moss side and stuck in the day that this is of cos with development issues. it should never forget the dignity they mention of the question so it's goo

if you're this passionate about protecting it, you make sure that ramadan has protection and hanukkahfight for everyone. >> how is kwanzaa doing? lz, how is that doing? >> isn't that exactly the thing that she's talking about? and why should we have nativity scenes in prominent view? >> the birth of jesus christ didn't enhappen on december 25th. >> but that's when we celebrate his birth. >> so we've already massaged the meaning of christmas to fit our needs. if we've already done that in her lifetime in this country. i mean think about the fact, in god we trust. that wasn't something that was in our currency for the long haul. that was making sure we were anti-russia because the russians were atheist. we keep massaging these things in u.s. history to make it seem as if our forefathers were biblical pastors. that isn't what history has taught us. once again, we have someone using fear and faith as a way to motivate people to the polls as opposed to just educating them. >> and let's -- >> she's not trying to get them to the polls, she's trying to motivate them to the book store. let's m