[applause] i am ready for questions. >> you said you were anti-sharia. is there any reconciliation between sharia or the western world or more moderate views? >> to answers. one is is long has not yet had a reform and is not diversified with of the branches of belief and that may never happen and baby fully under way now. so islam of the seventh century that wish to live with the stoning for adultery, vacating, flogging adultery, vacating, flogging , that interpretation we cannot live with that in the west where we have individual rights and beliefs of universal human rights. it is not possible. luckily be vivid the country barely have american law. i know there is some concern may be creeping sharia law making its way but i am not sure that is possible. i don't see american courts saying take fat woman out her family can honor kill her to not marry her first cousin. i don't see that happening here. there are terrible things happening but not through the american court system. by the way the quran does not mandate honor killing either. that is a very tri

be and also they say that they are trying to protect britain from from the conservative forces of sharia law and for muslims who that is generally quite conservative culturally conservative you know so in the u.k. especially in france for example again marine le pen has been against immigrants but actually been saying that you know she wants to protect gay rights in the in in france and for example even in the netherlands. you know they had they've been very strong about how immigrants and muslims you know the far right has been didn't integrate with all the old life which is about taller. and and free speech and gay rights and women's rights and so on until this idea that these people have risen as a response to so-called cultural marxism is completely wrong is to completely misunderstand what's going on in europe and i think the problem is more the economic insecurity people across europe because of partly because of increased immigration globalization. as you said also actually there is some disenchantment with the political establishment and because of that and that's coming out in t

imposition of sharia law that's been their biggest problem or the saudi claim anyway and actually the imposition of culturally conservative values as opposed to you know trying to reach out to you know a conservative like paul seems to be implying a lot of the far right parties in in australia austria in then the netherlands some in france as well as in the u.k. . and actually quite mixed in terms of racially two especially in france there's a lot of black people who support the national front in the u.k. this some black people have seen who support the national front but old saw they claim them saw that they're actually not racist at all they claim that they're they don't have a problem with black people coming even into the u.k. i mean what i'm trying to say is actually it's a very mixed picture in the way that appalled from hausberg is trying to you know generalize is that you're not really helpful and there's a broader point here actually which is that with less to do with a so-called third world immigration because a lot of the immigration into the u.k. has been from eastern euro

this, in fact the state department told libyans ansar al sharia, totally different from what presidenta said all along, including his interview with bill o'reilly. the president continues on this narrative that we released to american people as we got it. that was never true, gretchen. it's showing up not only in a state department memo but cia station chief in libya. >>> so many unanswered questions. you're trying to get to the bottom no matter how long it takes. congressman chaffetz. >> thank you. >> midterm elections, can you believe it? that's when control of congress up for grabs. democrats retake the house. you think the democratic national committee chair debbie wasserman-schultz would be on board for that. she said i'm not going to confidently predict democrats will take the house back. chris plante, radio talk show host of chris plante and leslie marshall, syndicated radio talk show host. maybe, she had seen this ceo report and knew that's why she couldn't confidently say democrats can't take back the house. your thoughts? >> quite frankly, i think she's looking at numbers but

walking by kenyan lot of time cheney speakers and had different and leaders speaking in cheney and sharia is very hot the ants that a lot of chinese people are here in korea this time she meets a female tourist who's in korea tuesday some shopping thankfully she did tv interview in english. i am saying is that you know what is your favorite cd a hearing for the afghani of line shopping and sightseeing tonight i'm looking like a five month period the post and cosmetics at night. other countries even if they did what ministry and death threats are and what he likes baths that area. on to trapping is added on to this and that of people that evidence. he was speaking to me. you can first well. we are. the interview wasn't an easy because of the sub zero temperatures. i am. we visited at duty free shops in so. this time colonies inside so she doesn't have to worry about the call now. i'm in a nice day. this is close to the theme is shopping pass the venue was overcrowded with chinese people. i do the man is intended it to the ana. blind. to be an event would translate to something like that. s

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oh my brothers and friends to be around the whole world and chill out and sharia is mandatory awesome new local government and implement them into the guided me to islam and the noble corrupt. i found all the answers lead the blind oh one as she welcomes them into the bowl he talks about his inspirations in the moment of the book with the re watched many videos of the mujahideen in afghanistan we have listened a lot more to beijing. i found an ally has given us the love in our hearts for the mujahideen and for the been moved to boca rahman collision self up in the suicide car bomb attack in december the priory school his house rather seen in the video also died in clashes in the current mess in the week off to the bda was published. tall french anti terror judge mark trade the peak is a specialist in counter terrorism and islam is to radicalization he says services which already offer parents advice on dealing with children suspected of being recruited an all sufficient and that for solutions and needed more than ever. all things ended in moore's so we have to do when you things would

militants twenty eleven the console controls many countryside areas in somalia with the enforced strict sharia law the first full uk suitable since the fall of the taliban in twenty oh one has been found in the three pneumatic trial area on in a the edge of the afghan capital. shedding light on the impact of the violent anti vaccination campaign being waged across the border by pakistani militants the virus is said to be exactly the same as the one devastating the northwest border of pakistan. it was only discovered after the girl became paralyzed discovery has alarmed health workers to record all with an influx of our two cats and it is moving into the port here eats were many many families still live in tents the pakistani taliban's violent opposition to pull two vaccinations has undermined efforts to eliminate the disease. helen militants often target polio health workers in pockets are accusing them of being involved in a western plot to sterilize muslims. they have murdered more than thirty health workers has twenty two while creating a problem for recruitment of doctors and nurses. afgha

we must have a situation where the same law applies to everybody we cannot have bits of sharia law incorporated into british you'll always see the british society is a very mild to africa one and in trying to appease everyone all sides i mean the government is actually. isolating one group from another but how can he actually make everyone happy. well i think of a politician had the solution to making everyone happy then he'd be worth a lot of money but the fact is that we must have a society in which everybody is free to express themselves to follow their own beliefs in their own values without seeking to impose those values on other people that is the critical point and people in britain become very upset when small groups start trying to impose what are seen as alien values on the rest of society that cannot be acceptable well you know last year our muslim patrols in london sparked a crackdown by a police what is the attitude towards christian in the u.k. this time around and a different well by concern would be virt we shouldn't need those patrols if we were policing the streets properly an

critical and we must have a situation where the same law applies to everybody we cannot have bits of sharia law incorporated into british law. coming up a climate of intolerance in the e.u. as powerhouse council of europe and racism watchdog criticizes germany first sluggish progress in wiping out discrimination more on that after a short break. please it was a. very. long line that. will make there's no. political. of the. fourteen minutes past the hour the european parliament has slammed the work of international lenders and admitted multiple flaws in the eurozone bailout program. reported mid says financial institutions have saved several euro zone members from bankruptcy but the so-called trike of lenders is accused of failing to consult with national governments merely giving them all tomatoes moreover the reports of the troika lacks accountability and transparency and applies a blanket approach to all crisis hit countries are to peter all over has more their hands on the purse strings of europe's cash strapped. with confidence in the euro zone's three biggest lenders known as the troi

critical and we must have a situation where the same rule applies to everybody we cannot have bits of sharia law incorporated into british rule meanwhile two radical british muslims have been sentenced to forty five years and life in prison respectively for the brutal murder of u.k. soldier lee rigby in london last may the pair ran down in their car before hocking him to death in broad daylight with cleavers the high court judge who handed down the said in the said the killers betrayed islam and all peaceful muslim communities of britain and the judge added that neither defendant had shown any remorse over the murder still to come here on r.t. international a climate of intolerance in you in the news our house is the council of europe and the racism watchdog calls out germany for sluggers progress and ending discrimination more on that after a short break. transit route to vnukovo report you'll best way to the heart of most. fourteen minutes past the hour the european parliament has criticized the work of international lenders and admitted to flaws in the eurozone bailout program the report

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critical and we must have a situation where the same law applies to everybody we cannot have bits of sharia law incorporated into british law. meanwhile two radical british muslims have been said to forty five years and a life in prison respectively for the brutal murder of u.k. soldier lee rigby in london last may the perelandra me down in their car before hacking him to death with knives in broad daylight the high court judge who had down the said and said the killers betrayed islam and all peaceful muslim communities in britain and added that neither defendant had shown any remorse over the murder. coming up climate of intolerance in the use power oust the council of europe's anti-racism watchdog criticizing germany for a slow progress at stamping out discrimination that and more after a short break. the . will. of the young girls. for the future hunger. between two and three hundred million guns united states so you can act like they're not here and keep kids away from. the process that is the law and you know teaches them a lot of folks ability to pay through the eyes of children if we

gunman opened fire the pakistan taliban have been stage and that lee attacks as they try to impose sharia law. thank you one has restarted its aid mission to homes and syria helped by aid agencies given out food suppliers and get some people out of the besieged city hundreds have left the city since friday the truce is due to end and once they president assad's government has said that it will extend the deadline meanwhile the syrian opposition has put forward a proposal for a transitional government so the u.n. mediator lakhdar brahimi talks in geneva the pictures you're seeing now are all of salvador a cast away from el salvador in fact has returned home after spending more than a year at drift at sea he was found badly to be hydrated washed off in the marshall islands in the pacific ocean he says he managed to stay alive on a diet of fish birds and of rainwater his friend sets off in the boats with him from mexico dies during the journey. now the next woman with their fingers quite literally on the trigger to stay with us. your best way to the heart of most. there's a saying you know w

critical and we must have a situation where the same law applies to everybody we cannot have bits of sharia law incorporated into british law. meanwhile two radical british muslims have been said to forty five years and a life in prison respectively for the brutal murder of u.k. soldier lee rigby in london last may the pair all ran rigby down in their car before hacking him to death with cleavers in broad daylight the high court judge who handed down the said and said the killers betrayed islam and all peaceful muslim communities of britain the judge added neither defended had shown any remorse over the murder. and coming up a climate of intolerance in the powerhouse the council of europe's and racism watchdog criticizing germany for slow progress they say in wiping out discrimination more on that after a short break. transit . you'll best way to the heart of most. revolutionary chew with the illegal overthrow of the democratically elected government in ukraine the country stands at the abyss politically economically and even territorially strongly supported by the e.u. and washington the n

he is imprisoned but his web site and sharia committee is working and they issued a fatwa where they issued suicide bombings called for more especially in sochi and then asked the rep inside russia to make contact with the caucasus emirate and make sure that they coordinate with the caucasus emirate and carrying out any attacks. this could've been the on sulu group and the fact that they took videos in dagestan at the site was a signal that they have contacted the caucasus emirate. and then finally in terms of operations other than attacking sochi, we can do that in questions. omar apparently is running the suicide -- and he is very close to them mujahideen and he may be running that female suicide bomber. in terms of tactics it's very like they would pick a target outside of sochi and attack moscow. they would attack a major attack in maha's collage. they could try to assassinate one of the leaders of the north caucasus and i expect there will be multiple teams. the dagestan me mujahideen tied to this dagestan me of billy out and perhaps the -- group simultaneously and all the bette

they would pass abortion to a sharia law bill. they had such a broad coalition.e able to pivot from issue to issue. everyone felt they had a seat at the table. and the fact that everyone was fighting for everyone else's issue in the coalition gave some real depth. it couldn't be just a fade. after 2013 after the protests when they left raleigh, they went all across the state. in 2014, they kick it off with this massive moral march. the point of the march is to say we can mobilize all of these people. we're not going anywhere. we're going to grow in north carolina and take it just like the civil rights movement did across the south. >> i think the key magic ingredient has been reverend william barbour. the president of the naacp. show a little bit of the reverend barbour. >> we call on all people of goodwill, blacks, white, asian-americans, rich, poor, young and old to resist attacks on the poor and working families of north carolina. we are calling on all people to get on board. get on board. there's a train coming. and it's headed towards justice. >> and suspici

in 2001, the voice of sharia was the only news source. now there are 70 tv stations, with most of the population within rod castro range. illiteracy, isolation, and poverty are the chains the taliban uses to bind the people in submission. but afghanistan is starting to break those chains. extraction of oil and precious metals account for 45% of their gdp within a decade. their rural population is gaining access to roads, electricity, and your geisha networks. let's -- what is changing slowly in afghanistan itself. afghans do not want what the taliban is selling. their ineptitude and governance, their heavy hand, their brutal treatment of the afghan people only quickens their slow arc to the grave. one progress that gives hope this women's rights. they can attest to how things used to be. she was forced to marry at 14. she fled that marriage so the taliban and made an example of her. her nose and ears were cut off. she was left in the mountains to die, but was rescued by the army. today she is a grim reminder of what these men do when they

frontline shows how the islamic state of iraq and syria, known as isis, is brutally enforcing strict shariarn syria. in this excerpt, a commander in the more moderate armed opposition leads an attack on a compound believed to be inhabited by members of isis. one of the fighters film it is battle. (speaking arabic) >> a sniper covers the rebels as they advance. >> he and his men move in. >> when they get inside, the base is empty. the surviving isis fighters have fled. (shouting) >> woodruff: frontline's "syria's second front" airs on most p.b.s. stations this evening. >> woodruff: again, the major developments of the day. the new federal reserve chair, janet yellen, told congress she'll largely continue the policies of the man she replaced, ben bernanke. wall street responded to yellen with big gains. the house voted this evening to raise the national debt ceiling. and a major winter storm swept into the south with snow and ice. and longtime nbc news anchor tom brokaw announced he has been diagnosed with cancer, but he says he is optimistic about treatment. on the newshour online right now,

and his sharia committee are working and issued fatwa in which they justified the suicide bombings and called for more especially against sochi and asked a group inside russia to make conflict with the caucus -- with the caucusus and cooperating carrying out any attacks. the fact that they put videos on their web site was a signal they had contacted the caucusus. finally in terms of operations other than attacking sochi i want to talk -- time is up. we can do that in questions. belmar could be running of the four suicide bombers, three from dagestan and he is very close to the mujahadin and may be running that female suicide bomber. in terms of tactics there is little likelihood they would pick a target outside sochi attacked moscow or a major attack in malchick, i expect there will be multiple teams, the dagestani mujahadin, the epic russian mujahadin perhaps the chaqasi group being deployed simultaneously and so much the better if one or two get through or just one that is just the way the cookie crumbles. i am not optimistic about -- at a minimum we will see a major uptick in jihad

they want sharia law to be imposed first on the territory and border region of the federally administeredareas and then in all of pakistan. the government side has not yet defined its goals except that it hopes to end the taliban violence, but there doesn't appear to be any room for compromise. >> when you said the taliban leaders are talking about sharia law, that includes banning women from wearing pants in public. are they gaining ground? >> the government does not support any such moves. the speculation generally around this series of talks says that the government is making an effort to have talks. when the talks fail, the government will move to military approaches. >> what is the expect is as from people in pakistan? do they sense this could yield anything? >> i don't think the people in pakistan are expecting a great deal very soon, largely because it's not clear yet what the original goal of the government is in this. there's been no public debate or discussion. much of the policy that has been discussed at the governmental level has been within governmental circles and much of i

general flynn, do we have the legal authority to initiate strikes -- al-nusraissouri in syria and al-sharia? >> you have gotten into a legal area that i would want to ask about. i don't want to give an unequivocal answer to that. >> i went to reassert what you told the committee last week and this week, that the growing to thee is a threat homeland. is that still your estimate? that.s more nascent than if i had to have a yes or no answer to that i would say yes. >> general flynn, do you agree with that? of what i some type would describe as ct pressure, we are looking at a growing sanctuary for terrorists groups to thrive from. >> they have a desire to drive us out of the mideast, correct? these groups. >> absolutely. they would like to have their own islamic emirate. or an alr al qaeda qaeda affiliate, the goal is to drive the u.s. out of the mideast entry eight an islamic state throughout the region -- and create an islamic state throughout the region? >> yes. >> attempts against the homeland have been generated by organizations other than core al qaeda, is that correct? >> yes. talked ab

in 2001, the voice of sharia was the only news source. now there are 70 tv stations, with most of the population within rod castro range. illiteracy, isolation, and poverty are the chains the taliban uses to bind the people in submission. but afghanistan is starting to break those chains. extraction of oil and precious metals account for 45% of their gdp within a decade. their rural population is gaining access to roads, electricity, and your geisha networks. let's -- what is changing slowly in afghanistan itself. afghans do not want what the taliban is selling. their ineptitude and governance, their heavy hand, their brutal treatment of the afghan people only quickens their slow arc to the grave. one progress that gives hope this women's rights. they can attest to how things used to be. she was forced to marry at 14. she fled that marriage so the taliban and made an example of her. her nose and ears were cut off. she was left in the mountains to die, but was rescued by the army. today she is a grim reminder of what these men do when they

with fighters from al sharia, and al qaeda affiliates banded together to kill four americans. the alarming spike in attacks was raised by the cia director in recent congressional testimony on threat of extremist groups to u.s. interests at home and abroad. >> the number of attacks has gone up certainly over the past six weeks. and some senior level egyptian officials have been killed at the hands of these terrorists. >> reporter: analysts say when the leaders of this group in egypt is considered al qaeda royalty and his ties to the al qaeda network are laid out in the bin laden document that is were recovered by navy seals after the raid in pakistan nearly three years ago. so the bottom line is that you see even after three years these individuals are still working together to try and spread bin laden's ideology and we're now seeing it in the sinai specifically. jon: catherine herridge reporting from washington. thank you, catherine. >> reporter: you're welcome. jenna: a big question we'll tackle today. can our government use drones to kill americans overseas? americans who wo

ambassador in washington, d.c., that read the folting: "the group that conducted the attacks, ansar al-sharia is affiliated with islamic terrorists. "quags this is four days before ambassador rice got all the sunday shows and says that this was -- it was really a response to a hateful and ow offensive video, which was not the case. let's go further. this wasn't the best information they had at the time. and this raises questions as well about the role about mike morell, who at the time was the deputy c.i.a. director, because we know -- i was part of the meeting with certainly mike morell and ambassador rice at the time. one of the things i learned in that briefing also made me very troubled by the representations she made on those sunday shows, including the fact that she has no regrets, apparently, that they -- claiming that they had the best information at the time. one of the things that goes out is called the daily intelligence briefing or the presidential daily brief. and in fact ambassador rice had a very important position in our government at the time. i still wonder why she was the p

reports of people like abu khattala who has been associated, reported to have established ansar al sharia, an al qaeda afell educated group -- affiliated group, that they identify him as a prior commander of the group. that witnesses at the attack identify this man as being there that night during the attacks on our consulate. and yet, we haven't picked him up or anyone else. in fact, he's giving press interviews, sitting at cafes and press in the united states are able to find him, interview him, talk to him. and yet, we haven't brought anyone in. we haven't brought him in. there's been reports that there may be a secret warrant for him in some of the news reports. yet, he hasn't been brought in. so where is the attention to this? i've talked about this tangled web that has been weaved that is really troubling in terms of the misimpressions and misleading nature of how this has been misrepresented to the american people. but i would hope that we would all focus on bringing the people who committed these terrorist attacks to justice, because the victims of these terrorist attacks deserve

expertise and a great reporting, not least on the former archbishop of canterbury's comments that shariauld have a place in modern written or of course in the british tabloid press. christopher decided to leave journalism to pursue a vocation as a church of england priest. it was a lot of journalism, but should be again for the church, which needs more priests who understand how the news media works. the bbc faced with another round of budget cuts used his exit as a chance to quietly closed the post. there is now no religion reporter at the bbc world service for the largest audiences are in africa from a continent rot in his care deeply about religion and where it retains an obvious role in shaping identity. there is no religion department at all. that takes repeating. no religion department at all. even in the rather hostile settlers claim at face when i joined, it was a subject worth covering, even if many believe to blog in its own silo. i think for a publicly funded body to inform, educate and entertain the sorry state of affairs. there's one remaining program and that his heart and

praise under sharia or islamic law. my gearia, maly, all away across libya and algiers.to take advantage of ungoverned spaces. so countries that have poor governance, mass corruption, weak police, weak army. actually linked itself to al qaeda core in 2007. their biggest attack of recent times killing civilians. they are a huge threat. not a direct threat to the u.s. but because of the proximity europe. ability to target western, u.s. diplomats. u.s. civilians working, that's what makes them a big threat. >> what about the caucus imrit? >> another great question. the north caucus. there is a guy called emerald. a fighter fighting for independence what he has done is declared the north caucus region. indirect threat to the united states. sochi and u.s. athletes and western athletes there. so i think they are also a huge threat indirectly also because of their inability to destabilize. >> speaking of iraq. talk about the icecyst. iraq and syria. a guy who used to head up al qaeda iraq. what they are trying to do is effectively establish imrit within syria up. al qaeda penin