it is according to the sharia books. >> and what is sharia? >> sharia is islamic law. it is this law from the books of islam, the koran, the life of mohammed, and all of the scriptures of islam. >> you mentioned the koran. -- now what that is mohammed.e of is theinition of jihad war with non-muslims to establish the kingdom of islam. it is a war. i think 97%, when the koran mentioned the word jihad, it refers to war, violence. the word terrorism is not mentioned in the koran. it talks about the other kind of jihad which is to do within yourself. when i was growing up in the middle east, jihad was war and violence. >> let me show you some video of ofegyptian clerk in the name mohammed hussein jack lew -- yacoub. it is an example of what you can find on the web of some imams and what they say. >> how much is that what you hear in mosques all the time? >> it is very common. it is on the streets, it is everywhere. just the word jew can make a person feel scared. >> there are 1.6 billion muslims 15the world and about million jews around the world. why is everything based on

when they ruled afghanistan, they imposed an extreme interpretation of sharia's law, and provided a safeen for osama bin laden and his al qaeda network to operate from. but in the time that i was in charkh, although it was impossible to know who in these communities supported the taliban, and who didn't, i witnessed what appeared to be, on the surface at least, civilians and taliban co-existing. >> the taliban recognize that they could only go so far as far as the want if they have the support of the population because they are from the communities in which they are fighting - they rely on the local population to give them shelter to give them food, they rely on them for funds sometimes in terms of raising local taxes and so they need to win the hearts and minds of locals to be able to fight nato or the afghan forces. >> over the several days that i spent in charkh, it was obvious that the taliban here control the area. while i was allowed to film openly, most of the time there was a taliban minder with me, so it was impossible to know how honest the people felt they could be. >> village

working with sharia law in europe and i want to see it in america swael.e wanted sharia law since they are roh involved in a banned chop ration. a mexico mruz had been hunting down ditched their suv at the scene in an taw anna pry night. they were prosicrossing the strn the walk. police are give the details today. >> pilot error was involved in virgin galactic spaceship 2. he unclocked a lever moving it from a braking position early. it rotated upwards of speeds of 700 miles per hour. the spaceship breaking apart. it told one pilot and injured another. they are still, woulding to discover the root cause of the mishap. after 214 days in a mex san prison sergeant andrew tahmooressi is back on american soil. what is next? he is hoping for a chance to decompress and get treatment for his diagnosed post traumatic stress disorder growth dpau van susteren. >> stef sri wonder might be singing this in 9s months. >> the 64 yeefld eye done expecting triplets his 9th, 10th and 11th kid. his mother girlfriend tamekka reese see. can you image? >> well, some storms in th

a lot of the concerns about sharia compliant c. does the company applied to sharia law?oes it get involved in interest or things that have gambling or alcohol? -- sheik abdullah says it is unconstitutional because it does not comply with sharia law. sell assetsnning to over the next five years. bet way they say it would sharia compliant and everybody in saudi arabia would be able to +++ >> think you very much. joining us live from tel aviv. >> voters went to the polls in eastern ukraine. ukraine's president said the move threatens the peace process. here to explain is ryan chilcote. where are we with this? the yuan has one vote. we have to see how russia response. >> the big question is is this going to lead to more sanctions against russia? the vote is going to happen. we are waiting for the results. hundreds of thousands of people came out to vote in these regions in the east under the rebels control. according to exit polls, which were official exit polls, which is strange because normally exit polls are carried out by independent observers, the front runners, the lea

when in rome, overthrow caesar and commit to sharia... >> ward: act... can do whatever you want. >> rumaysah: but what about in the public? why can't i tell you to cover up? am i free to say that? >> ward: because it would be outrageous. of course, you're not... >> rumaysah: so where's my freedom? where's my freedom? >> ward: you can say it to me, but you... >> rumaysah: okay, so cover up. wear the hijab. >> ward: that's absurd! the thought of choudary's supporters taking the law into their own hands is deeply frightening to most british people. this is a group that believes the west is at war with islam, and that the invasions of iraq and afghanistan justify any kind of violence in response. the most shocking example of that logic was the gruesome and very public murder of british soldier lee rigby on a london street last year. >> we have killed this man today because muslims are dying daily by british soldiers. >> ward: on that day, the man wielding the knife was a known associate of choudary. choudary has refused to condemn rigby's murder, nor will he

perhaps doesse he not like to -- sharia, islamic law.ed.be n-islamic tom -- u be a part of the ipo because it is invested in companies or assets not compliant with sharia law. because it is invested in banks that charge interest or for example, companies that are involved in alcohol or gambling and would not be compliant. he is advising others to do likewise and not invest. ncb has a plan and was to sell non-sharia to everybody. >> thank you very much. want to move things back to europe and break pretty good pmi and the eurozone. 49.0 percent, it is down. it is in contraction territory. .hat is a disappointing side from spain, about half an hour 52 point 6%.pmi at in line with previous numbers. -- 52.6. the conversation will be ramped reformsy needs to make and that will be a conversation for another day. a lot of attention on italy and italian thanks. one lenders said they plan to raise capital for the shortfall identified in the ecb stress tests last week. the bloomberg reporter. what are the options for the banca monte? >> in there wi

report adds two branches of ansar al-sharia in libya to its sanctions list, both groups took part in terrorist assault that killed four americans including ambassador chris stevens. the only suspect in u.s. custody is being tried in a d.c. federal court. the fbi documents say that he was the leader of ansar al-sharia in benghazi, a group now identified by the u.n. as al-qaeda. yet the administration has consistently downplayed any al-qaeda involvement. >> there's no indication at this point that core al-qaeda was involved or planned these attacks, and these are not official affiliates of al-qaeda. >> reporter: meanwhile, leading republican senator lindsey graham says it's time to expand the house select committee investigation. >> what i would suggest to senator mcconnell is to call up speaker boehner and say, listen, we want to be part of this and have the senate in a bipartisan fashion have a select committee, dod, intelligence, you know, armed services, intel, foreign relations, the key committees so we're all looking at the same information at the same time. >> reporter: the hous

and in alabama, voters will decide whether to ban sharia law.n's equality party christine quinn. on this exciting midterm election eve, so talk to me about how you understand this disconnect. alaska, arkansas, south dakota, not what we think of as banstios of liberal wage progression. but these will pass by huge numbers. where is the disconnect between having a republican legislature or sending republicans to washington and then being widely in support of democratic progressive policy? >> i think this question of minimum wage is not about progressive/conservativ progressive/conservative, it's about real life, whether you have enough mean to paid bills and put food on the table. and thing one thing we need to do better, and i say that as a democrat, is make that connection. that we're actually the party that is in touch with people's real life needs and that is what raising the minimum wage is about. one of the women's equality platform is actually a pay equity, women should not just have a higher minimum wage, but should get the same wage when t

sharia law, muslim law is creeping into our political system and they are heading it off at the pass by passing these resolutions. i think 30 or so states have done that by now. in recent times. another dimension. nativism and non-assimilation -- or i should say perceived non-assimilation. it is always in the eye of the shoulder. this is what new york city looks like in 1865. you can see there are two predominant ethnic enclaves. the orange represents little germany. the three green wards represent an area where the irish are concentrated. today, we go to little italy and chinatown, and no one is pleased about this. this is seen as a willful effort not to blend in. in fact this conforms to what , ben franklin was saying. they are crowding together and refusing to assimilate. they will try to germanize us. this is a typical comment from this period. "there are portions of new york where the population is as thoroughly irish as in dublin or cork." this is not an amused statement. you can see that they are clustered there at the bottom of the image. those are the irish neighborhoods. th

it all comes down to sharia law. birthplace of islam. assets do not comply with surreal law. -- sharia law. banks could charge interest and things like alcohol or gambling. ncb says that it is looking to sell $38 billion of assets that are non-sharia compliant. some analysts say that is easier said than done. everybody will be able to invest in it with a click. >> thank you so much. tech.talk thousands of people are gathering in dublin for the web summit. it is only biggest tech events in europe. joining me is the ceo of reputation.com. have you on the program. what is the next big thing? if i have been in the tech world for some time, what is the next big thing question is it wearable technology? is >>ething i haven't heard of? we saw last week the results from twitter. twitter is slowing down. it is not a mainstream product. newbet they placed is on a set called fabric. these are development tools. it is a set of developer tools that they think people will adopt. it will be the ad network for the app network. they are hoping to do domi

sharia by stealth, this idea that sharia law, muslim law is creeping into our political system, and they're heading it off at the pass by passing these resolutions. i think over 30 states have done so in recent times. so religion and nativism go hand-in-hand. nativism and perceived non-assimilation. it is always in the eye of the beholder. this is new york city in 1855. two dominant ethnic enclaves. the orange represents little germany. a concentrated area of germans. the three green areas are where the irish are concentrated. today, we go to little italy and chinatown in american cities to try ethnic foods. nobody was pleased about this. this is seen as a willful effort not to blend in. in fact, this conforms to what ben franklin was saying. they are crowding together and refusing to assimilate they are going to try to german eyes or , rather than as americanize them. there were portions of new york where the population is as thoroughly irish as is dublin. it is about people not blending in. dotsou can see these clustered together, those are the irish neighborhoods. they are bunched togeth

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political bent, but they do want -- >> but the fact that somebody may believe that, for example, sharia should obtain and women's testimony should be worth half a man's in court doesn't mean that they want to kill people. being conservative and religious, which by the way is not my orientation at all, but it's different from wanting to kill people. >> yes, yeah. again, tough parse this on specific points like do you favor killing apostates. do you think adulterers should be killed. even among islamists you'd find more subscribing to one versus the other depending on the poll you trust. but i didn't just pull the number out of a hat. there's a group at the university of north carolina chapel hill that looked at 40 years of parliament tear elections in the muslim world. literally every election that's occurred and found islamists got 15% of the votes. so i would say that -- if you take that number 15% who will vote for islamist parties and then you look at the poll results on specific implementation of sharia law, so do you want adulterers and thieves given the traditional punishments or

. >> i'm actually quite nervous >> from girls attending school, to enforcing sharia law. >> they rely on the local population, and so they need to win the hearts and minds of locals to be able to fight. >> fault lines, al jazeera america's hard hitting... >> today they will be arrested... >> ground breaking... they're firing canisters of gas at us... emmy award winning investigative series... special episode this is taliban country only on al jazeera america >> top stories for you once again on al jazeera. the russian president vladimir putin has left the g-20 summit early after he was confronted by western leaders over ukraine. the meeting did produce a plan to increase global growth by $2 trillion in five years. >>> children suffering from malnutrition, in syria they're searching for scraps of food. wheat harvest could be 50% below average. >>> and u.s. top general stressed, i.s.i.l. cannot be defeated by air strikes alone. sent 1,000 personnel to train forces. >>> country toughens its antiterrorism laws. islamic state of iraq and the levant is one of them. as well as yemen's houthi

of not only foolishness but in fact violating very important premises in islamic law and islamic shariahave to ask you, what should the u.s. do about this? how should they handle this? we know americans do not negotiate with terrorists. but -- is the way they're handling the situation the correct way? is not negotiating with them the best way to go about this, given that so many other european countries do give out ransoms? >> absolutely. you have two different methodologies. on the one hand, spain and france and other countries have paid tens of millions of dollars in order to get their hostages back from the so-called islamic state. the americans and the british have made a conscious decision. if you pay money, if you negotiate financially over your hostages, basically this is a deadly cycle. because where would you draw the line? so this is a strategic, conscious decision on the part of the americans and the british and unfortunately and sadly and tragically, several now, three americans and two british have paid with their life. the reality is, for your own viewers, this is all-out

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it was the first major city to defeat government troops and introduce sharia law. >> islamic state has destroyed ancient churches and killed christians, but now the christians in the area are fighting back, creating a local militia that are deploying on the front lines to protect their families and communities. >> and they are getting recruits from europe. >> a peaceful sunday morning. a small city in the kurdish north of syria. one in or resident here is christian, more than in any other part of the country. the city has been largely untouched i wore. that is why this churches so full. many christians have fled here. >> islamic state has burned down our churches and told us we should run away or they would kill us all stop i came here with my sons. >> islamic state claims to operate in the name of islam, but this is not islam. our people know islam and this has nothing to do with it. islam does not come with a sword. it is about mercy and love. they are in human. >> the city is quiet and mostly safe. a few kilometers to the west, things look very different. the fighter translates the

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. >> i'm actually quite nervous >> from girls attending school, to enforcing sharia law. >> they rely on the local population, and so they need to win the hearts and minds of locals to be able to fight. >> fault lines, al jazeera america's hard hitting... >> today they will be arrested... >> ground breaking... they're firing canisters of gas at us... emmy award winning investigative series... special episode this is taliban country only on al jazeera america you are watching inside story. today on the program, a look at u.s. policy regarding the negotiations for release of american hostages. it is the official policy of the united states not to pay ransoms demanded by captain tors. we are taking a closer look at that policy and other parts of it this time on the program. joining us, former u.s. ambassador, and governor of new mexico he has l has led negotiations around the world. matthew advantage dine, who was held hostage a friend of james foley, he was held in libya at the same time as his friend james, and zachary goldman, director of law and security at new york university school

in their propaganda videos the terrorist group says that they want to introduce sharia law across nigeriand create an islamic state. but it is also responsible for the deaths of thousands of muslims. >> in the end, it is not religious. >> gloria is confident, despite his difficulties. she sells snacks in her neighborhood, earning just over two euros per day. >> the people are working for our house. >> is that enough? >> it is not enough. >> despite her worries over money, she is prepared to take in more refugees, no matter whether they are christian or muslim. >> peace talks have been suspended in columbia after leftist rebels kidnapped and army general. >> the colombian military has launched a massive search operation to rescue the officer. the surprise capture has led to a government crisis as they try to put an end to centuries of fighting with foreign rebels. >> the media says they are -- that he is the first army general captured in the five decades long conflict. abductive along with two other people while visiting an energy project in the west of the country. the government respons

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a suicide bomber targeted sharia, a member of parliament and leading rights. she was injured along with 17 other. >> the g20 meeting agreed a plan that could boost the global economy. as scott heidler reports, other issues not on the agenda were a big distraction. >> at the end of the two days, an ambition plan was announced. one that would reduce the economy. this will happen by increasing trade and infrastructure. this year, the g20 has delivered real practical outcomes, because of the efforts that the g20 made this year, culminating in the last 48 hours, people around the world are going to be better off. that's what it's all about. >> the prime minister said climate change would not be discussed at g20, it made its way into the plan. >> prime minister abbott stuck to his promise that the official communique from the g20 summit would be three pages long. some feel what is in the document will be difficult to implement. >> it's not a particularly actionable document. if you have to stuff everything into an arbitrary on three pages, inevitably you would say e

. >> i'm actually quite nervous >> from girls attending school, to enforcing sharia law. >> they rely on the local population, and so they need to win the hearts and minds of locals to be able to fight. >> fault lines, al jazeera america's hard hitting... >> today they will be arrested... >> ground breaking... they're firing canisters of gas at us... emmy award winning investigative series... special episode this is taliban country only on al jazeera america >> we are not defined by tribe, or blood lines. we are defined by a creed. >> president obama, evoking america ideals hours before announcing changes that will allow millions of immigrants to stay in the united states legally. coming up, new details from. going beyond the rhetoric, a look at what reform can mean for the nation's economy. >> more deaths in buffalo, after the area got an entire year's worth of snow in just a few days. >>

. >> i'm actually quite nervous >> from girls attending school, to enforcing sharia law. >> they rely on the local population, and so they need to win the hearts and minds of locals to be able to fight. >> fault lines, al jazeera america's hard hitting... >> today they will be arrested... >> ground breaking... they're firing canisters of gas at us... emmy award winning investigative series... special episode this is taliban country only on al jazeera america >> protestors are gathering... >> there's an air of tension right now... >> the crowd chanting for democracy... >> this is another significant development... >> we have an exclusive story tonight, and we go live... >>> big companies lying macy's, ups -- like mayesies, ups, coles and the gap hired tens of thousands of seasonal workers. a portion are work campers, mostly retirement age, travelling around the country in r.v.s looking for part-time jobs. since the 2008 crash it's become a necessity for many retirees to find work to survive. they flock to big retailers and tourist attractions, farm, and like the couple you are about to

the most important among them are nabil al-dahab, the leader of sharia, the local name for the al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. he was killed in that attack. he's in charge of al qaeda in that area. the more important and significant figure is shawki al-badani. he is considered to be in charge of the al qaeda in the arabian peninsula here in yemen. he's designated as a global terrorist for plots against the u.s. embassy in the capital sanaa. it's a big blow for al qaeda here in yemen >>> to the united states where president barack obama's party lost the senate. the republicans will take control of both houses of congress. this will limit what president obama can do in the final two years. at home and abroad. mike hanna reports from washington. >> the man who is likely to be the new senate majority leader. mitch mcconnell, celebrates his win in kentucky, far easier than predicted, and one that set the tone for a night of sweeping gains in both houses of congress. tomorrow the papers say "i have won this race." the truth is tonight we begin another, one that is more important than mine.

. >> i'm actually quite nervous >> from girls attending school, to enforcing sharia law. >> they rely on the local population, and so they need to win the hearts and minds of locals to be able to fight. >> fault lines, al jazeera america's hard hitting... >> today they will be arrested... >> ground breaking... they're firing canisters of gas at us... emmy award winning investigative series... special episode this is taliban country only on al jazeera america >> welcome to the news hour. coming under attack in kabul. the taliban has claimed responsibility. israel is accused of collective punishment also this hour five people are found dead as indian police arrest so-called after a 12-day stand off. >> we'll hav

eight suspected numbers of the organization sharia or belgium -- four belgium are in court.fter returning from syria, he revealed how belgian islamists were turning youths into jihadists. his father says the state was also partly to blame. >> of course i blame them, and of course they are guilty because all these years, they knew what was going on. today we are two years farther, and nothing has changed. i do not see any prevention, any more border controls. today, i confirm that miners, youngsters, are still taking a plane without permission from their parents and taking a plane to syria. >> 38 other members of the organization have also been charged an instant share. they are either still on the front or dead. prosecutors accuse one man of sending them abroad to fight. he's a petty criminal known to the police, turned hate creature for the extremist group. he once threatened to attack a brussels landmark and turn belgium into a caliphate. >> we have our religion, which is superior to your religion. we have our system, which is superior to your system, and we have our value

. >> i'm actually quite nervous >> from girls attending school, to enforcing sharia law. >> they rely on the local population, and so they need to win the hearts and minds of locals to be able to fight. >> fault lines, al jazeera america's hard hitting... >> today they will be arrested... >> ground breaking... they're firing canisters of gas at us... emmy award winning investigative series... special episode this is taliban country only on al jazeera america protests in missouri as residents wait fr a grand jury's decision in the michael brown case and the governor calls out the national guard. >>> peter's life is evidence that he has been right all along. one person makes a difference. >>> a family's grief after their son is murdered by isil. the response and the latest on the fight against the group. and federal drug agent question national football league doctors a midst claims that locker rooms have bec

in defining made impossible to reconcile and to learn about many different forms of justice from sharia law to blood cries one thing they all share is to establish truth about what happened desmond tutu said he and understood the futility of training people for decades against crimes of humanity but understood the honest accounting of the past only once the truth is known can there be true reconciliation my heritage and identity as a tomlinson determines who can become and what opportunities i can enjoy. i had borne injustice to know that accident of one gender race or nationality is more than one motivation i left africa feeling a responsibility to discover what happened on my family's land to confront the possible crimes of my ancestors to examine if a benefit from them. with this book i did not intend to ask for forgiveness but make an honest accounting migrates great grandfather owned slaves and there's no such thing as a good slaveholder. but what crimes they commit to maintain power and privilege? do they know what they did was wrong? as an american a one to two understand the sin

with the tension focused on the fight for ben gaza, else where in eastern libya, the group ansar el shariaeen more active. pledging allegiance to the islamic state a move that prompted the u.n. to brand it a terrorist group. these pictures appear to show its fighters in the coastal city. the group says it is now in control of the barka province a practice tisch name for the whole of eastern libya. the country's general national congress has said benghazi has become a disaster zone. dominick kane, al jazerra. >>> the u.k. independence party known as u.k. one was happen a second seat. mark won more than 42% of the vote in a bi-election. he's a former conservative member of parliament who deflected in september. u.k. independence party wants britain to leave the e.u. and limit immigration, but can it sustain its po popularity throuh the next general election. tim friend went there to find out. >> reporter: if you want to meet the man currently on a winning streak in british politics, look for further than the village pub where the leader is playing his usual man of the people act for the bene

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views on his laws and muslims in a post-9/11 world and the current state of muslim countries ruled by sharia law and their relationships with u.s. as the war on terror continues. >> nonie darwish, where were you on

. >> i'm actually quite nervous >> from girls attending school, to enforcing sharia law. >> they rely on the local population, and so they need to win the hearts and minds of locals to be able to fight. >> fault lines, al jazeera america's hard hitting... >> today they will be arrested... >> ground breaking... they're firing canisters of gas at us... emmy award winning investigative series... special episode this is taliban country only on al jazeera america >> vice president biden was in kiev today to lend support to ukraine's embattled leaders. biden wasted no time. in western sanctions against moscow include those targeting russia's energy industry. as i reported, there is immense energy wealthy to be found in the arctic. and the race to tap it is ratcheting up tensions in this new cold war. it's 10:00 a.m. on afternoon autumn morning in tran sil transsylvania. fm. >> demonstrations of force like this have taken on a new urgency for the west. here beside the car carpathian mountains in romania, just a seven hour drive from ukraine, where russian backed separatists set off the worst

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