that is what authoritative islam calls sharia. obliges those here to the strain of islam to engage in violent jihad wherever practicable. when we see the daniel patrick boyds, for example, who embraced this program going abroad, training, it should be one of those sort of early warning indicators you're likely to have a problem. similarly, when you look at the somali residents of america, that have come here. we now have a second generation. some of whom the f.b.i. is tracing having gone to somali for train i training to apparen practice jihad there and maybe practice it here. a particularly worrying problem is in the nation capital region, jamie, we have islamic saudi academy. this past week, a federal judge decided the valedictorian of a class that graduated from there recently should be serving life in prison for his jihadist activities. specifically, his effort to kill the president of the united states. this week, monday afternoon, the board of supervisors in fairfax county is going to consider expanding the islamic saudi eco

they were protesting against the western education system and demanding sharia law. hundreds died.e have this report on the violence. >> and nigerian security forces say they've quelled the violence by the islamist sect. the government says it has delivered a crushing blow. they shelled what they say is the headquarters of the group. 90 people are said to have been killed in overnight firing. the army has captured many militia. they have reportedly found bomb- making factories used by the sect. they started attacking police stations on sunday. there are reports that hundreds of people have been killed in the five days of violence. the nigerian government has been concentrating its action in borno state and the capital. that is the headquarters of the s.e.c.. there has also been unrest across other states in the north of the country. there is a long history of trouble in nigeria. last year, they attacked government property. they're growing levels of poverty, malnutrition, and resentment in the islamic north. nigeria it should be a rich country. it has huge reserves of oil in the de

sharia describes himself as a community elder. he says the soali community supportsustralia security agencies. >> were lucky becau we are living i stralia now. we a in somalia where there isno law andrder for almost 20 years. therefore, we ar very happy thathe police and the -- people are doi their jand let us see what it ces out. >>eporter: the court also heard police will submit evidce phone calls de between somef the suspects and othersoverse. "latelal pirates hav releasia pat hav rease said a germa containership and i crew. the ship was captured 4 miles off ofhe coast of somalia and the crew were heldor rans . well, yesterda thewners of the ip paid the pates almost $3 million. we have more on tis tonight from gmany's deutsche welle. >> reporter: after mnths of iting the owner othe -- can finely breathe a sigh o relief. all of the crew members are in good hlth and doing well >> translator: iwas an almost unbearable me for the crew and theiramilies. i think none of cs imagine how stressf the situation must have been for them. >>

sharia describes himself as a community elder. he says the somali community supports australia security agencies. >> we are lucky because we are living in australia now. we are in somalia where there is no law and order for almost 20 years. therefore, we are very happy that the police and the -- people are doing their job and let us see what it comes out. >> reporter: the court also heard police will submit evidence phone calls made between some of the suspects and others overseas. "lateline." >> and in somalia, pirates have release said a german containership and its crew. the ship was captured 400 miles off of the coast of somalia and the crew were held for rans op. well, yesterday the owners of the ship paid the pirates almost $3 million. we have more on this tonight from germany's deutsche welle. >> reporter: after months of waiting the owner of the -- can finely breathe a sigh of relief. all of the crew members are in good health and doing well. >> translator: it was an almost unbearable time for the crew and their families.

nothing less than the implementation of strict sharia or islamic law, if not, he says, the taliban will fight to the death. if the army has the ability to fight us, he says, come to the mountains. the taliban is in the mountains. we are committed. nobody can defeat us. the hardline faslula did something that puzzled zarghon, he freed the tv crew. the taliban instructed them to film destruction caused by the taliban army. you can hear gunfire and mortar rounds. zarghon takes shelter behind the camera. this was meant to be propaganda for the taliban. pakistan's army drove the taliban from their strong hold. zarg zarghon, doing the taliban's bidding was the price of freedom. it saved his life and gave him back to his family. what was it like when you saw your family again after this experience? when you saw your children again? >> i guess it was -- that was something i think the most beautiful gift of my life is that. i returned to my home and i saw my children. >>> a doctor challenges his congressman on health care reform and the congressman challenges right back. >> not a single one of y

it teaches sharia law, it teaches terrorism.hey're raising the next generation of homicide bombers here in virginia. >> reporter: some of the fairfax county board of supervisors ty rejected the political argument and defended the islamic saudi academy as a good neighbor. >> a lot of the charges directed at your school were -- were displaced. >> reporter: supervisor patrick hairdy moved to deny the essential exception to the school based on traffic safety concerns, but the motion didn't pass. then the supervisor moved to approve the planned school expansion, which did pass 6-4. the community groups who oppose the plan and neighbors who live along pope head road left the meeting upset. >> they really will have this on their conscious. it will be on their conscious where there is an accident on that road. >> i have seen three fatalities within the half mile from my home to the school. and that is totally overwritten by other people's agenda. >> reporter: one group says this fight is not over. they will mobilize to try to defeat the

it teaches sharia law, it teaches terrorism.y're raising the next generation of homicide bombers right here in virginia. >>uneporter: neighbors along r: popeshead road say that traffic congestion, safety and protecting the environment are the reasons they oppose expanding the academy here. >> this is a two-lane road. it just cannot hold any more trfic. >> reporter: the fairfax county board of supervisors acknowledged that this was a hard decision. in fact, it took two separate votes. in the end, it was the motion to approve the islamic saudi academy's plan to expand after he gave a speech dispelling the notion that the school poses any danger. >> i have never in the 15 years had any misgivings about that school being in my community. >> reporter: the motion passed 6-4 to allow the isa to expand. some opponents say they will target the six supervisors who voted in favor of the school's plan. >> we are actively going to solicit candidates to run against them. and we are going to work to defeat them. >> neighbors who live along thi

revolutionaries who seek the overthrow of the constitutional order in pakistan and replacement of a shariadesigned regime of their own making. and it evolved into a guerrilla movement, a terrorist movement, it has popular and political aspects, it has violent narrow terrorist aspects as well. and it is also tied up with criminal rackets which is one of the ways it's funded itself. >> so mr. ambassador, would you say that the pakistani government welcomes this development? >> well, let me just say that under muslim custom you never wohl come the debt even of an enemy. you do not comment on the death in terms of celebration in any way. but the fact remains that the elimination of anyone who was ordered murder in our country, who is responsible for terrorist acts, who has violated the constitution and the law of pakistan with impunity is certainly going to advance the cause of bringing peace and stability to an office in pakistan. >> warner: and you are a student of the militant movement and the islamic militant movement. what do you think made him a leader? he was a relatively young man. >>

the actions of their employees under prevailing afghanistan law, specifically the islamic law of shariaas interviewed i by suzanne simons for a new a book about him, the book reports he cheated on his dying first wife with their nanny. simons writes that the nanny attended the funeral while pregnant with prince's child. prince did in his words the right thing. he married the nanny. at z prince surrounded himself with like-minded believers like the lobbyist paul ber ends board member of christian freedom international and joseph smits. he incorporated the phrase always under the protection of the almighty into the official seal and said, quote, we pride ourselves on our strict adherence to the rule of law under god. he spoke to the order of malta a secret and catholic group at the church of paul bremer another conservative catholic in the bush administration. and schmitz exonerated u.s. general william boykin for turning his mission missionary. >> after even republicans slammed schmitz for shielding the white house from correctional scrutiny of pentagon purchasing schmitz resigned and we

here's some more of their films from the song which is called sharia law in the usa. ♪ sharia law usa you have it. now this movement sprung out of a, actually a fictional book, a 2003 novel about a fictional muslim punk scene. and the story actually, as you see, has spawned some real bands, which are providing a bit of an alternative for american muslims who feel restricted by their religion, their conservative ways of their religion. the musicians say they hope to show people a broad spectrum of what being a muslim can mean. especially in america. and it's all part of cnn.com's special on muslim youth called generation islam. very interesting to take a look. they have even the spiked hair, the whole thing, richelle, which i know, i'm sure, in your youth, you don't have any pictures to prove it, katherine. >> i know. it's a horrible rumor. >> the music sounds great though. i love that. i know peanut allergies, i've learned a lot about them recently. i know they're becoming more and more common, so a ballpark is a place that you've got to be careful to go to take your kids. >> of cours

this is a test case to see if we will allow this barbaric practice of sharia law. that she will be murdered? what can people do to e-mail turn depressed about this problem? >> -- charlie crist about this problem? >> just that, e-mail him. çpeter: thank you, peter. we appreciate it. they have been together for 25 years, but today they bring more heat to new yorkç city, diamond rio on the plaza. first, let's check in with bill hemmer to see what is going on. bill: those pesky blue dog democrats are making headlines again. we will talk about the types of reforms they will support. they will tell us what americans are thinking. is she a he, or are doctors just confused? that's a-- tiny netbook. yeah, it's-- good-looking, lightweight. generally awesome. and you could just-- go online, video-chat with my cousin. this is un-- under $200. are you some kind of-- mind reader, visionary ? no, i have them. huh. the new lightweight hp mini netbook with windows and america's largest and most-reliable 3g network built in. only 199.99 with mobile broadband plans from 39.99 i am-

calls for sharia law.be forced to return to ohio or stay with foster parents in florida. yesterday we had her attorney on the phone here is what he had to say. >> there has been two honor killings in ohio in the last decade and the nor islamic center cultural center where her parents attend have been directly linked to terrorist activity. we have a duty to protect rifqa from that situation. she is a walking dead girl if she goes back to ohio. gretchen: to be fair and balanced we hear from her parent's side. the attorney for rifqa barry's mom. good morning to you. >> good morning, everyone. gretchen: so when you hear the comments of rifqa's attorney, saying that she is a walking dead girl if she goes back to hoirks how do you respond to that? >> several things strike me. first, people ought to know that evidence of what other people do who are not actually directly related to this family really isn't helpful in a dependency case. just as it's not helpful in another allot of other cases. it's not helpful eno

the 17-year-old from why that's a lot -- ohio is where her parents were killed or because of sharia lawter parent until another hearing september 3. we have much more on the story with governor mike huckabee later in the show. those are your headlines at this hour. >> clayton: i do this on twitter people are responding, i think this is fascinating. i know alysin will have trouble with this. does beauty sell? that is, according to a new study when women walk into a store, when they see another beautiful woman in the store behind the makeup counter, behind a close encounter, whatever it is, if they see a hot attractive woman they're likely not to buy anything there because it is a hit on their self-esteem. >> dave: they say specifically whether between 18-26 that have problem with an attractive salesperson. i could have counted the study. i think my wife walks into stores she likes to find attractive salesperson because you see the clothing there on some of it looks good and it, right question mark. >> alysin: absolutely. first of all this is a study out of the university of south austral

the arab world in particular we find there is support for democracy and support for islamic law or sharia law. what you spoke about, people who have deliverance in this sense people who may not have voices in their society. you have the minorities to advocate the issue program our experience in the arab world, it islamist and secular and nationalist altogether in this unique network we found out all of them the defining prescription for all of them is they all need democracy. there is the union for democracy among all walks of life i wish you had some of the islamists w. dan democracy. thank you. >> this my question is for the author. whether the ideal conditions ford democrats to be influential and not isolated? >> congratulations on the book i have read it and i enjoyed reading it. my question is probably about your reference to rosa parks about the different culture and the democrats are more isolated because of a colonialism. in the u.s., and the civil rights movement of which rose the parks was a part was able to play upon the contradiction that was written about between the american

that's violation of the country's strict sharia law which mans muslims from consumer alcohol. her caning in malaysia is postponed until the end of the islamic holy month of ramadan. she pled guilty in a religious court and she'd be the first woman caned for violating mal malays malaysia's religious laws. >>> with a world war ii movie topping the box office, is there a war of words going on between the star of "inglourious basterds" and another stupersta? >>> plus billy ray cyrus has some words of advice after his daughter miley's pole dancing. >>> want to give you some new video we're just getting in of president obama. he's enjoying his first vacation since taking office here. playing some golf obviously with buddies and apparently took to the tennis court with first lady michelle as well. the theme so far seems to be play hard because he started the morning with a workout to set the pace as well. >>> but it's back to business for a lot of folks. connecticut senator joe lieberman says major health care reform should wait until the recession is over. the democrat turned indepe

the lawyers say that the sharia legal act, the criminal act, must be overturned, it must be reviewed,erwise it will set a dangerous precedent for other muslims here in malaysia. >>> stories we're pushing forward next hour. literally, dressed to kill. would-be suicide bombers detained in pakistan, accused of targeting the very heart of the government. cnn lands the exclusive. >>> also ahead, our i.d. with the vip in just over an area. the crypt of marilyn monroe goes to the highest bidder. more from the woman selling it on ebay and booting her husband to do it. >>> speaking of marilyn, she's got a brand new namesake. remember this video we showed you friday of deb feyerick playing midwife to a cow? of course you do. we can't forget it. turns out after all that hard work, deb and the crew got to name the newborn. meet little norma jean. she cleans up real nice, doesn't she? >>> six south carolina men set to be sentenced today for one of the biggest armored car heists in u.s. history. well, they're beging the judge for mercy. their families are saying these guys are misguided youths, not

not going to do that, we should at least make it very clear that any agitation for any element of shariaunited states is grounds for deportation. that is the first step. [applause] >> the most ironic way possible, my mutt husband is muslim. what can we say to the useful idiots in the west, many of whom i find are christian, who have bought into essentially the islamic lie that christians, jews and muslims all warships same god? >> one would wonder in the first place, what is the point of pointing that out? what is the person to points it out trying to say? if christians, jews and muslims worship the same god, then what does that mean? islamic jihadists are not waging war to subjugate us under the rule of islamic law? it is apples and oranges, it doesn't follow. even if we did more to same god, there is still this jihadists an supremacist imperative within islam. second, it is a clouded issue because we worship the god of the same name. the arabic speaking christians with whom i am in daily contact use the word allah for god, they mean the god of the bible, not the god of the koran. this

. >> knowhows way doing a move -- how was doing a movie with mike sharia. >> we were always friends.tanding. but it was fun working with him. he's so good at improvizing. he brought so much to the table. i think i was new at improvizing, especially at that amount, i of the movie is improve, so i think i was lucky to get to work with him and dick johnson too. >> a lot of people have the same questions. how do i know if i'm in love and will i ever be if love. this is already out in theaters here in d.c.? >> i think going into the actual documentary part was -- there is no sure way to know. i think it's up to each individual and what love means to one person may not be the same thing to someone else. but i think going in to the movie, you're not going to find the answer. but that's part of the point of the movie i think. >> and i love that you hit all different sort of sectors, as for as couples and relationships and also the opinions of little girls on a playground too about what love is or what it can be. >> it's great to -- it's not like i'm going to hang out with a buh of little kid

because while the government is confident the taliban was flushed out of the region, the ideology of sharia law may still linger and these girls will have to return to their homes in the swat valley. so we talk about childhood dreams. >> i want to become president and to rule this country in a good way. >> you want to become president to prove to people that a woman can become president? >> yes. >> and you decided this how old again are you? >> i'm 10. >> i don't think i believe you. okay i'm 35. >> reporter: they're young, idealistic, but have seen enough to make them grow up quickly. >> cal perry joining us live from islamabad. cal, tell us a little bit more about what these girls have to go through in order to just attend school. >> reporter: well, when the offensive started three four months ago, these girls were immediately influenced by this fight. this ideological fight that we speak about in the piece. the taliban didn't want them to go to school, so they started threatening the girls and their teacher. these girls tell the organizers they had to hide their books, they would change

. >> it teaches sharia law. it teaches terrorism.they're raising the next generation of homicide bombers right here in virginia. >> a lot of the charges that were directed at your school were misplaced. >> opponents say they won't give up. the islam cic saudi academy was founded in 1984. >> the pose al service facing budget issues. they have a list of 14 post offices in our area. the agency faces a $7 billion loss this fiscal year. 3,200 post offices nationwide will be scrutinized. nine of those are in the district. the columbia heights, ft. davis, ledroit park, naval research laboratory, navy nex, northeast, petworth, randall and wood ridge branches. also branches in rockville, bethesda, hyattsville and silver spring could be on the chopping block. the fredericksburg main office is also on the list. no closures are expected until at least october. >>> we are pointing to a lower -- rather, futures are pointing to a lower open on wall street. let's go live to cnbc's courtney reagan with more on today's business headlines. good morning

because while the government is confident the taliban was flushed out of the region, the ideology of sharianger, and these girls will have to return to their homes in the swat valley. so, we talk about childhood dreams. >> i want to become the president. >> reporter: you want to become president to prove to people that a woman can become president. >> yes. >> reporter: and you decided -- how old again are you? >> 12. >> reporter: i don't think i believe you. they're young, idealistic, but have seen enough to make them grow up early. cal perry, cnn, islamabad. >> that is terrific. find out how you can help the families from pakistan's swat valley by logging on to cnn.com/impact. the site offers many other opportunities. >>> a day of mourning, and celebration. as family members and the public honor the life of senator edward kennedy. later today, the senator's body will lie in repose at the jfk presidential library in boston, but this hour, the family's holding a private mass. cnn's deborah feyerick live from hyannis port, massachusetts. and, deborah, if you would, describe that scene for us.

teenage girl who converted to christiany from islam fears her own father may kill her because of sharia say about this? we'll talk to an expert. >> and loads of controversy, you met her on the show. an update what happened to ashley kenny after her appearance on "fox & friends." that's coming right up. >> something to do with crashing websites. >> yes, it did. >> if you could choose the sex of your baby, would you do it? that's the question this morning, you might be able to do it in britain now coming up. >> our slogan from steve in wilmington, north carolina, forget the showers and more split end, spend your hours with "fox & friends." >> don't shower. >> don't shower at all. >> we don't. >> the best morning show. >> it's time for "fox & friends." . >> it is indeed. >> oh, welcome to our conversation that we have every morning about this time. >> what was exasperation we heard. >> that we revealed to the audience that we don't shower. >> that's huge. >> well, that's-- >> that's right. >> thank you, guys. >> hey, coming up this morning, we're talking about this on the big show, more ob