they allowed a muslim population and sharia law to become part of the culture. it's another thing to allow them to hurt people in your country. you have an islamization of europe that is significant. obviously we are seeing it in the u.k. in france, and germany. let's not think we are not immune to it here in the united states. we are not immune to it. i said this when i wrote that book four years ago, this was the plan all along. to infiltrate and -- they pickn young girls. that's who was the target of this concert. young girls. it >> sean: nobody seems to understand what the caliphate is. the caliphate is a worldwide expansion. you either except their way or they will kill you. that's what it says. that's what the ideology is. look, hang on, jay. let me bring in the editor in chief of breitbart london. all throughout human history, i wrote a book in 2004 -- the book was deliver us from evil. i did a study. a research on stalin and the gulags and russia. nazism and fascism and the killing fields in cambodia. 100 million human souls killed by evil in the last ce

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watch. >> she is a defender of sharia law.a law, there is no principle that demeans, degrades, and dehumanizes women more than the principle of sharia law. >> democratic new york state lawmaker is among those calling on city university of new york to rescind linda sarsour's invitation to speak. the university responded saying, "taking action because critics objected to the content of speech would conflict with the first amendment. and the principles of academic freedom." the school also points out that former president obama named sarsour a "champion of change." the commencement speech is june 1st. martha. >> martha: thank you. here is more on this, president of the zionist organization of america and his group is calling for ms. sarsour to be removed. a new york city council member and a personal and professional friend of mace sarsour's. welcome to both of you. it's great to have you here. let me start with you. why should she be removed? we talk a lot about free speech at, charles murray, and culture. why shouldn't be able

it's above sharia law. when you ask if the constitution koment comes first or sharia law, they will say sharia law. the constitution comes first and it makes sense to me. but they want to go back in time. every religion has its bad moments in history. but i think a lot of them have grown. most muslims want to be peaceful. but this brand. al hah back, they want to regress, shing homosexuals off -- throwing so many oh homof buildings. charles: are you happy president trump is allowing our special forces to win, our generals to win. >> they know what they are doing. the strikes in the horn of africa and saudi arabia. they are trying to find more targets. more intelligence to get the high-value targets. everything including secretary mattis getting involved with the budget. we need joint direction action. i'm happy with the delegation that's happening right now. the reaction is quicker when they ask for targets. charles: 7,400 more hellfire missiles. 7,300 more bombs. i want that ammo. he wants to go after the

as an islamic court in aceh can be men of having gay sex, we look at sharia law. dedicated to duterte, why he commands must respect at home despite his controversial policy. and the japanese princess giving up her royal status for love. live from oui’ her royal status for love. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc news — it is newsday. hello, everyone. it is 7am in singapore, midnight in london and 7pm in washington dc where a special prosecutor has been appointed to lead investigations into russian interference in last year's residential election. he is robert mueller, serving as fbi chief in 2001- 2013, and the mueller, serving as fbi chief in 2001— 2013, and the news comes as donald trump is accused of trying to getjames donald trump is accused of trying to get james comey and, donald trump is accused of trying to getjames comey and, another former head of the fbi, to drop a probe into link between his former national security adviser and the russians. for the latest, let's ci’oss russians. for the latest, let's cross over russians. for th

there is no push toward sharia law, even if it were allowable.that all the time. they roll their eyes. we're not afraid of our muslim neighbors. >> you're painting a rosy picture. all cities have tension. everybody is the same race, same religion. >> absolutely there are tensions. call to prayer becomes an issue occasionally, especially in the summer, people have their windows open. >> part of the price you pay for living in a place that has such good fa la fel [laughter] >> being a dad of two young gi i've heard the frozen theme so many times i've become used to letting things go. but someone who can't seem to let go of her issues with her muslim neighbors is am tram mick resident and community activist susan dunne. >> this area is yemen. they moved here, you wish they adapted a more traditional way of life or how they're living their life? >> when i'm forced to hear your call of prayer in my house on sunday when i'm reading a book i have a problem with that because my life isn't coming four blocks into your house. >> you have the call to prayer

there is something going on and it is not good where they want sharia law.hey want things, there has to be some assimilation. there is no assimilation. >> wire refugees having such a hard time assimilating to their new culture and does this make the world more vulnerable? national security analyst at the heritage foundation, thanks for joining us. let's bring this up. series on some attacks that happened and this is telling. in paris on november 15, 2015, two individuals became radicalized, 130 people and it up killed and in july, the tunisian national who drove a truck into a crowd killing 84 people and in berlin 2016 failed asylum seeker drove a truck through a crowded christmas market killing 12 people, the video was horrifying of that one. what is the problem and why are these refugees not assimilating into the cultures? >> a few things. first of all you have isis. because of the refugee flows going into europe isis is specifically targeting those refugee flows to infiltrate, get that preexisting operatives into europe so they can carry out some of the a

sharia law is rules for food preparation and rules for women. not for men. ,n every culture from judaism to every country in africa, everywhere in the world, has had this sort of law. oreither pray over food something of that nature. that is not a criminal act. the laws against women are criminal acts. , ifnnot help wondering women cannot get birth control because of this law now, does men forlude viagra for erectile dysfunction? is it going to be even stephen? ,uest: excluding the last thing is there anything you want to weigh in on? guest: that is one of the things being debated. people for fighting services outside their own faith tradition, what are they permitted institutionally to follow the dictates of their faith institution? on the one hand we have people who feel this is an encroachment on their own ability to follow their conscience in regard to contraception and other things, force,you are going to in effect, force some of these institutions out of serving a ofader community then people their own faith, that is a narrow definition of

cheryl: taxpayer funded new york state college has a commencement speaker that promotes sharia law inshe also has known ties to terror. former campaign manager ford o'connell is with me. and former hillary clinton senior aid is with me as well. i don't even know where to start with this one. if she -- here's the thing. allen dershowitz came out and said, you know, look, this is -- this is ridiculous what they're doing here. basically said they should not be honoring her. she's embracing terrorists that kill young people. >> i don't know about her background, but i've been on camera with her. she was a co-chair, if i remember correctly of the women's march, and we were talking abouon camera about organizingnd sort of the policies, the concerns that came out of that march. so she's been around and, you know, she's very active in small democratic politics. but, you know, the university has a right to invite her and if the students don't -- are concerned, i know there's been a lot of anger from the jewish community and a lot of groups have come out and said that they -- that the universit

even great britain has over 8080 sharia courts. a separate and apart from the british legal system.happened in europe can't happen herer is absurd. f i'm not even talking about germany or belgium or france. >> we are not being honest at all and this whole episode, sean. y like anyone else who has ever been to therapy -- if you are going to get better, you have to first consider having a really honest, open-minded conversation. we don't. o we don't talk about things like the research center who investigated and found that sometimes 60% of certain areas of islam believe that suicide bombers are justified. until we have these hardcore conversations, we can come to any sort of rectifyingn situation. >> in addition to the conversation, the whole paradigm of law enforcement has toce change. we know that the imam from this man's mosque and his neighbors spoke out -- we know he's been to the two countries, libya and syria that are the strongholds of the islamic state and his brother is an member ofli the islamic state. this is a redo of the boston bombers. law enforcement has to now change

the sentence by a sharia court is expected to be carried out next week.wo british men have been arrested in bangkok for allegedly selling online access to illegally streamed football broadcasts. they are accused of causing damages worth more than $2.5 million to the broadcast rights holders. that's all from me for now. stay with bbc news. and the top story here in the uk — new measures to fund social care and curb immigration are understood to be among the pledges in the conservatives‘ manifesto being launched later this morning. now on bbc news all the latest business news live from singapore. asian stock markets sell—off from wall street. why investors in the us and asia are worried. a big push out of china, how long will it take for alibaba to succeed in the american marketplace? good morning, asia. hello, world. thank you forjoining us hello, world. thank you forjoining us that this thursday edition. we start off with the markets. as you can see right now, the nick a kicking off the first day trading session down by 1.4%. 270 points, tracking falls on

it's seen is this is part of sharia. it's hard to hear when you see 65 children with catastrophic injuries and adults with catastrophic injuries, many of them will lose limbs and the news team dailymail.com leaving work very upset because they've had to record the reports of what actually happened to the people that were blown apart. it's a very hard thing. certainly these groups, these clusters of these communities, they feed into each other. they believe the same thing. it's like a mini echo chamber where you hear opinions that reinforce your own and that seems to think this attack in some ways is just vengeance, which is very peculiar to hear. >> thank you, katie. a very good view of the scene there, which i would see as horrific. katie hopkins. we're seeing these hearings going on of capitol hill featuring the security secretary. again, the belief right now is that could it happen here? that's what democrats and republicans questioning john kelly want to know. what steps are being taken here to make sure that it does

society, certainly around 23% oh muslims have said that they would prefer and look to live under shariahan any laws that we have here. i certainly feel that when people talk about integration, for me, i always hear the word colonization, because i think that is what is happening across europe, we have opened our arms and our borders and told everyone to come and effectively take over. >> tucker: so, if you are going to do that, if you're going to bring people into your country in large numbers, don't you have some obligation to help them become part of your culture? countries in which no one has anything in common hat fall apart. word of the european authorities doing to inculcate their values into these new arrivals? >> absolutely. you would think that, wouldn't you? you would think that we would have some lessons on british values, help individuals integrate by showing them our ways, and enabling them to join. i see the combined opposite happening actually. i see that we have to bow down to the cultures that come to join us. i believe that we spend far too much time tiptoeing around t

the right to impose sharia law in the wake of a devastating tsunami as part of a peace deal with the national government to end a decades long separatist war. taking part in this prayer meeting. when she was elected chief out to get gay people out. save the next generation. imagine what it was like if the whole world started to like the same gender and diseases spread around the world. reporter: today's caning is the first of a gay couple. the community fears it might not be the last. laura: in other news from around the world, the former director of the cia says he warned his russian intelligence counterpart that pressure should stop interfering in the u.s. election. testifying before the intelligence committee in washington dc, he said it became clear that russia was meddling to influence the result. the trump administration unveiled his budget plan for 2018 that proposes deep cuts to programs providing assistance to the poor. it would cut spending on safety totaling 10 billion dollars. james bond fans are raising their martini glasses the world over in honor of roger moore, who di

well, explained the president, as an act of "solidarity with those who follow sharia inspired genderenough, but if islamophobia continues to spread in austria, perhaps austrian women will next be asked to prohibit themselves from drivingri cars or using public swimming pools or going outside except in the company of male relatives all the solidarity of islam. that would show the islamaphobe islamaphobes. a new academic paper released earlier this spring has some disparaging bruised stomach news about europe's experiment with mass migration. it looks at data, and it finds that whether they get jobs, immigrants from poor countriestn ultimately become less integrated over time. we have seen this in other countries as well. the longer immigrants spend in norway, the less likely they are to be dependent upon government welfare. katie hopkins is a global columnist for dailymail.com and she joins us tonight. does it surprise you? >>>> it doesn't surprise me at all. it is something we have seen here in britain for a long time. i have always maintained multiculturalism doesn't work. in fact,

and the terrorists, who want to impose sharia law would like to kill them and establish a caliphate.their best interest and oh, by the way. it's in the best interest of every other leader in the middle east to get on board because they are all seen as apostates, too. one of the things that pleases me about what president trump did is he has gotten the leaders maybe a little bit more on board. but it's not the leaders. they're necessary but not sufficient. it's the clerics. it's the scholars, it's the religious leaders. it's the people who have the optional friday afternoon lectures in these radical mosques that have to be brought on board. if we just change the leader's minds and don't get rid of the scholars or change what the scholars are saying, then we're not really going to do anything. brian: that's an important point. you said scholars. when you talk to khalid sheikh mohammed you are talking about a guy that went to college. khalid sheikh mohammed a guy who is a doctor. it's their choice to be terrorists, intellectual choice which i find more challenging. >> well, you know, on

an islamic sharia of court in indonesia has sent its two gay men for a public caning for having sex.he latest backlash against homosexuals in the country. the men are to receive 85 lashes each next week in public. international human rights groups have called for their immediate release. daniel back now with more business news. a band that could cause frustration for travelers, especially business travelers. daniel: not just frustration, it will cost money. it could cast -- cost travelers more than $1 billion if it is extended to europe. iata saying the u.s. ban on laptops will be extremely disruptive. a high-level meeting between american and eu officials sucked to come to an agreement over aviation security. the president -- the ban has many alarmed. reporter: stowing away cherish laptops for the duration of the flight. as leaders are not doing it freely -- they are being forced to. one airline is asking passengers to comply. all those on by their -- on board their 18 daily flights must still not only laptops but tablets and cameras until they arrive. it is hard to understand why s

the likes of forced marriage, sharia courts. we have a great future.y have to stay on the pitch, hold our ground and people will come back. also, the welsh nationalists have been celebrating the increased number of council seats. likewise, the scottish national party in scotland. they lost a couple of seats overall, but the sea we have got the biggest number of seats and in the driving seat in many more councils. all bubbling up for the general election next month. a search team examining forest land in northern france for the body of seamus ruddy, a man who "disappeared" during the troubles in northern ireland, has found human remains. mr ruddy, from newry, in county down, was working as a teacher in paris in 1985 when he was abducted, killed and buried by the republican paramilitary group, the inla. he was 32 years old. investigators from the independent commission for the location of victims' remains have been searching the remote wooded area near rouen since monday. the campaign team of the french presidentialfrontrunner emmanuel macron, says they

as an islamic court in aceh orders two men to be caned for having gay sex we look at the use of shariain london. also in the programme. dedicated to duterte — why the philippines president commands mass respect at home despite his controversial polices. and tackling class discrimination in india. we speak to one of india's best—selling authors about his latest bollywood adaptation.

our sons and daughters every fear, —— everywhere, that one of the most important goals of islamic sharia committing murder. it considers killing an innocent soul tantamount to killing all of humanity. 0ur way to achieve the goals of our religion and await lasting life in heaven is to promote the values of islam, which are based on peace and refraining from destroying and corrupting earth. we all peoples and countries reject, in every language, and times in every form, —— and denounce in every form, damaging the relations of muslim countries and profiling peoples and countries and profiling peoples and countries on a religious or sectarian basis. these odious acts are the product of attempts to exploit islam as a cover for political purposes to inflame hatred, extremism, andrew edis and sectarian conflicts —— and religious and sectarian conflicts. such as grips like al-qaeda, diet and others. we have been in this country for 300 years and know no terrorism or extremism until the revolution began in 1979. iran has turned down all good neighbourliness initiatives offered by our nations with

father because the father disappeared, and then that peers give a much more cogent legal system, sharia of those guys. this is the kind of blend which is the problem for social scientists. because on the one hand you have the social dimension, you know, deprivation, disenfranchisement, which is understandable. 0n the other hand you have the ideological pattern, but what makes the chemistry between the deprivation and the ideological pattern is definitely the individual purpose. and this is something that we are unable to understand. so we have to walk, if i may say so, on two feet with our head on the individual issue. all right. you advise governments, you talked about advising the foreign office here in britain at one point. you have also given advice very recently to now—president emmanuel macron. what do state security services in western europe, because that is where we are focusing this conversation, what do they need to do to develop a really effective counterterror strategy? well, i'm not really an adviser to them because you know, i talk, but usually academics are not listened

sharia law they think is superior. islam says you will submit to a superior law.anti-constitutional. it can't possibly coexist with us the way they want us to coexist. chair report radical attacks like we saw in britain, no one wants to see that. >> this is not going to stop until we absolutely come face to face with it and stop it. and this whole thing about the travel ban. it many interesting. they are not using the constitution against the travel ban. they are using everything trump said on the trail about muslims saying he's anti-muslim. if you were anti-muslim we would have a travel ban with every muslim country. and he's not. you don't want to be europe. cheryl: chuck woolery, it was great to have you on the show. >> don't forget blunt force truth. we'll talk about this stuff. chair *ore democrat hysteria over president obama's entitlement-cutting budget. one dem is calling it ethnic cleansing. ben carson called poverty a state of mind. my next guest agrees with secretary carson. he should know. he was born into poverty with a mother who was 16. if you take

muslim brothers and sisters, our sons and one ofrs everywhere that the most important goals of islamic sharia is respecting life and that there is no honor in committing murder. islam is the religion of peace and tolerance and urges followers to develop. it considers killing the innocent tantamount to killing all of humanity. our religion is to promote the tolerant values of islam, which are based on peace, moderation, and refraining from destroying and corrupting earth. we all people and countries reject in every language and damagingin every form the relations of muslim countries with friendly countries and profiling peoples and countries on a religious or .ectarian basis these acts are the products of attempts to deploy islam as a cover for political purposes. as the iranian regime and the groups and organizations tied to it duo. been thean regime has spearhead of global terrorism since the home any -- the khomei ni revolution until now. we have been in this country for 30 years and have known no terrorism since the revolution began in 1970 -- 1979. iran has turned down all good neighborly

the province was given the right to impose sharia law in 2006 in the wake of a devastating tsunami thatrid of gay people in ache. translation: i want to save the next generation. imagine what it would be like if the whole world started to like if the whole world started to like the same gender, and diseases spread around the world. thank you very much indeed for watching. we will be back at the same time tomorrow. see you then. goodbye. hello there. the details look a little more uncertain, typically, as we head towards the holiday weekend and beyond. but there is a trend that we can follow. before then, things are more clear—cut. instead of low pressure and lots of rain like last week, it is high pressure and little or no rain this week. the position of the high will be crucial. it drifts away towards the east, allowing us to draw in some really warm air and sunshine from the near continent later on in the week. a bit of a change in the weather across the south—west of the uk, perhaps towards the south coast and the south—east of england. more cloud around on tuesday, temperatures not

if you see under sharia law, nothing but disdain for women, children.oung girls being sold into slavery by isis. being tortured and raped. you don't even hear about some of these things in the media because they don't want to talk about it on the news. this is the reality of the situation. yet people to face it and deal with it. and to be able to target them. by that, yes, social media and pop stars and education. you have to be able to put out your own propaganda to match theirs. because otherwise, you have people that will be attracted to this. people like evil losers. people that are looking for somewhere to go, some relevancy in their lives. and they are sitting there, waiting period for jihad to soak into them so they can commit some act that they think is significant, that their life has some matter -- some >> greg: dana, most entertainers go the safe route. let's go for love, live in harmony, that stuff. shouldn't they just opt out and say love is not enough? it's time to act? >> dana: musicians used to be radical. they pushed the envelope. espec

they want to bring in sharia, they were fighting way before sort of what happened in libya.state, which is a bit unfair. they‘ re not islamic state, which is a bit unfair. they're not exactly a great group of guys, but it's not fair to say there are isis. i think some li fg say there are isis. i think some lifg guys had links to al-qaeda rather than isis. they were mainly anti—gaddafi. rather than isis. they were mainly anti-gaddafi. it wasn't anti-west, they just wanted to stop anti-gaddafi. it wasn't anti-west, theyjust wanted to stop colonel gaddafi. did he ever talk about any of that? not really, no. wejust talked about what he was doing in life, but he was going to do, that's all. but he seemed on the straight and narrow? yeah, he seemed like a normal guy. an important archive showing the remarkable footage of explorers from a hundred years ago, has been found and bbc news has been given exclusive access to the films. they show the frozen mountains of the himalayas to the searing libyan desert as they were first discovered by western adventurers. 0ur science corresponde

he talked about how sharia was spreading across the nation.nd, there is a reason to be scared of muslims. you can see from president-elect trump's standpoint, he may not have taken those concerns from president obama quite as seriously. president trump is tweeting about the fact it was obama who said this, that first gave him top security clearance area -- clearance. >> yes, they did give him security clearance. but they also showed him the door at a certain point because they were dissatisfied with the service. there has been quite a lot of tweeting happening. opened, with how members of -- panel should be asking intimating she could have been the source of those leaks. and she did get those questions from members of the panel. they said the fake news media must be upset. did notue that yates open an entirely new can of worms or point to other members of the trump administration, but she did give details about how much urgency there was behind her concern and how often she was in touch with the white house counsel about expressing that urgenc

religion forbids men driving or maybe the religion promotes female genital mutilation, or maybe it's shariat be introduced which is a political religious movement. is the aclu upset about that? are they upset about christians, that's where i find the interesting hypocrisy. certain they will make the news under christianity, i haven't heard enough outrage over these other elements that could be introduced in introduced recently. >> jesse: my religion says i have to eat shrimp on wednesday. spoon shrimp wednesdays, that's not in the bible. >> bob: we ate less than we were supposed to eat. >> jesse: there discriminate against us. >> bob: there's stuff about shellfish in the bible. before when this comes up tomorrow, we will have kimberly guilfoyle appeared to discuss this legally. spoon i like talking about stuff we don't know about. it's before we do know about this. >> bob: excuse me, pope jesse. if >> dana: want to my, chopped liver, some people are saying the democratic party is to close minded. we'l ♪ there's nothing more important than your health. so if you're on medicare or will be soo

of people that come from cultures that class with ours, class with civilization and grow up under sharia, that persecutes women and children, gays and lesbians, christians and jews, why don't they get it? >> they are literally of the canaries in the coal mine. it starts with the jews but it never ends with the jews. just as in the death camps during the nazi horrors of world war ii. the fact is, what israel has been suffering for decades it's only now being appreciated by people around the world who are not jewish. why the messed up understanding? because they see us as the problem. why was there an apology tour? why was the muslim brotherhood in the front row? they denied reality. they said it's about economics and lack of education. no. it's about totalitarianism. that's the threat to america. >> sean: dr. gorka, we have an opportunity to create an alliance that is unprecedented. the jordanians, emirates, egyptians, israelis, saudis. but they have to step up. when we come back, more reaction to the horrific terror attack in manchester. monica crowley nj secular here. sara carter and jo

from their bases, the saudi-trained imams have propagated the supremacy of sharia law as well as ideas of violent jihad, she writes. saudi arabia has begun to slow the most egregious practices. it's being run by a de facto reformer who appears to be refreshingly pragmatic. but so far, the saudi reforms have mostly translated into better economic policy for the kingdom, not a break with its powerful religious establishment. trump's speech on islam seemed to zero in on the problem when he said -- >> no discussion of stamping out this threat would be complete without mentioning the government that gives terrorists all three -- safe harbor, financial backing and the social standing needed for recruitment. >> but trump, it turns out, was talking not about his host, saudi arabia, but rather, iran. now, to be clear, iran is a destabilizing force in the middle east and supports some very bad actors. but it is wildly inaccurate to describe it as the source of jihadi terror. according to the global analysis of terrorism database from kings college, 94% of deaths caused by islamic terrorism since

. >> so we're going to go up to seattle and put a bunch much people and stand against sharia law.shley: so it seems to me that president trump gets blamed for violence, he's getting blamed for creating the kind of atmosphere that led to those fatal stabbing in oregon. what are your thoughts on that? >> i think that we need to focus on the individual, and we need to put the responsibilities on the individual. i've never heard president trump say anything that would promote violen, that would prote a man to kill two americans who are standing up for these girls. i think that it's pedaling is what they're doing. they're using it for political gain. ashley: if anything, joey, we've seen in the past that the trump rallies have been attended by liberal protesters who have been quite violent themselves. are you worried that something like that could happen this weekend? >> i'm not worried because i have complete faith in the homeland security and the portland police department. both will be there. they're not going to stand down. anyone who breaks the law will be arrested, no matter what

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opportunities and become part of or society and realize they are going to live by our rule of law, not by sharianson, republican of wisconsin, thanks so much, sir. appreciate it. >> have a good day. >> coming up, much more or the terror attack in manchester. what clues might be hidden in the bomb and then the former cia director stopped just short of calling the russian's contact with the trump campaign specific and evident collusion but his comments raising questions today. stay with us. at holiday inn express, we don't just get you ready, we get you the readiest. to prove it, we took dennis, who's here for a convention and put him in a nationally televised dance competition. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (cheering) ha! holiday inn express, be the readiest. holiday inn express, bp engineered a fleet of 32 brand new ships with advanced technology, so we can make sure oil and gas get where they need to go safely. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. >>> welcome back. we have more in our breaking news this hour. an all-out search in england for a possible isis terror cell after 22 i

. >> it's not sharia law. it's federal law in iran to hang gays.here would be stonings and hangings. let's not forget the crusades did happen. >> i don't want to forget that. i mean, i want to forget, but i don't want to forget. >> the qur'an does tell you we created you different people so you can learn from each other. ings you can be gay and muslim at the same time. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> i hope you and your mom figure it out. >> we actually did make up. >> oh, you did? >> yeah. we talk all the time. >> oh, this does end well a little bit. >> she does have her moments every now and then. >> that's parents. >> now we joke. i talk to her on the phone. did you find a husband yet? you've been divorced five years. she's like, i'm waiting for the right man. when you find him, ask if he has a brother for me. >> >> well, tank thank you.hank yo. start your day with the number one choice of dentists. philips sonicare removes significantly more plaque versus oral-b 7000. experience this amazing feel of clean. innovation and you. philips sonicare. s

and there is next week's march against sharia.s suspect is expected to make his first court appearance today. >> so safety inspectors and the maker of a water park slide in california are looking into why a ten-year-old boy was launched off the water slide. he seemed to be okay. he did manage to walk away. park officials say drivers are supposed to cross their arms and legs as they go down. as you can see in the video, the boys legs are not crossed. safety officials are now looking into adding a weight minimum. that's the problem. he was too light. >> i think the problem is going to be, one, you don't have a lot of oversight. people think they must be regulated. they're not. see the water at the bottom? the issue was going to be was there so much water at the bottom of that slide that the kid was able to hydro plane and leave the surface. that gets to how are these tested? you are not going to like the answer to those questions. >> those are always scary, and that's part of the thrill of going down those. >> that's true. parents w

forbid categorically all sorts of demonstrations, marches and sit-ins as they contradict islamic sharia law and the values and traditions of saudi society, unquote. dissent in saudi arabia has been criminalized. amnesty international this year noted that, quote, human rights activists in saudi arabia are an endangered species. one by one they are vanishing, prosecuted, jailed, intimidated into silence or forced into exile, highlighting authority's zero tolerance approach to freedom of expression, unquote. but ross noted that at the end of his trip a number of saudi security guards asked for a photograph with him. >> and then they gave me two gigantic bushels of dates as a thank you for the trip that we had had. a pretty from the heart very genuine gesture. >> two gigantic bushels of dates. that's all it took for the saudis to cover up an abysmal human rights record, funding for extremism all over the globe, evidence of government participation in 9/11 and current alleged war crimes against civilians in yemen? a critic might say you guys are cheap dates. pardon the pun. cnn senior white

parliamentary candidate ludovic vigreux didn't hold back, warning that sharia law might one day rulence forcing his daughters to buy burkhas. "we need marine," he said. "france needs marine. and marine needs you." [ chanting ] as you can hear, they're chanting "marine for president." and here in the countryside she may do very well. but nationally it's not looking good for her at all. all the opinion polls suggest that emmanuel macron is going to win by a majority of 60% to 40%. the yonne valley is one of the poorest districts of rural france. the lack of job prospects have forced many residents to move away. le pen's frexit plans worry marketing executive david de silva and so he'll vote for the pro european candidate emmanuel macron. >> ( translated ): we have access to everything, a great market place, and it would be a shame to lose that. today we obviously can't live without europe. >> reporter: one of the most important factors in this election is the large number of undecided voters. if millions abstain, it could benefit marine le pen. restaurant worker joanna thurloy voted fo