. >> reporter: youssef, christina's husband of 53 years, came quickly. >> her body was all bloody. >> reporter: by this time the intruder was wielding this sharp garden tool. youssef said he grabbed it from her and started fighting. >> they tried to bite me. >> reporter: so -- she tried to bite me. >> reporter: so he held the suspect several more minutes until deputies arrived. the deputies arrested 50-year- old ranu singh and took her to jail. youssef is a former weight lifting champion and showed me his weight room in his garage can help uses daily. deputies tweeted out a picture of youssef calling him a hero, but he and his wife disagree. >> he's supposed to do that because she's trying to kill his wife. >> i am right. maybe i am wrong, but i do my duty. i must protect myself, my family, my home, my country. >> reporter: youssef said he never gave it a second thought that he could be injured or even killed getting physically involved with the assailant. he just said he wanted to do everything within his power to bring her to justice. in san jose len ramirez, kpix5. >>> a man called

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michael youssef, dr. youssef, and all the faith leaders are here today. each one of you bear witness to the power of truth to transform lives. and the people that you shepherd impact every corner of the world. and it's an honor to be with all of you today. and of course, let me also say how deeply humbling it is for me to stand today before the courageous men and women who are with us, who have stood without apology for their faith in christ and suffered persecution across the wider world. reverend sami dagher, father douglas bazi, reverend eliseo villar, rashin soodmand, cheol kang, ishak shehata, ishmail, and so many others who are here with us today. your faith inspires me. it humbles me. and it inspires all who are looking on today. would you all join me in thanking the courageous believers who have stood for their faith under withering persecution who are with us here today? we are honored by their presence. [applause] vice president pence: on behalf of the president of the united states, i say from my heart to that number, we are with you. we stand

michael youssef. >> dr. youssef: you have responsibility to the cornerstone, jesus. to other living stones, responsibility to stand by them and they stand by you, responsibility to support them and they support you, responsibility to uphold them and they uphold you. we are now the chosen race. >> announcer: "leading the way" right now. [music]

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you look up timothy mcveigh and youssef, and different angry people in different cultures r is more in common than we might expect. can you explain? >> well, this is another way of talking about, you know, how-- the theories about the clash of civilizations or this idea that people belonging to different religious communities are bound to enter into conflict with each other and they don't really share much. any number of examples historically and in the present make friendship with ramsey youssef is one example. >> so they were in adjoining cells in prison, the super max facility? >> the super max facility and discovered each other and became friends and realized they had a lot in common politically to the point where mcveigh said he believed in what youssef and ultimately what usama bin laden was doing and they were right to. now, that kind of meeting of minds, that kind of intellectual, ideological affinity we see over and over again. we don't want to notice it, you know. one is fascinated by hindu fanatics and he wanted to get in alliance with hindu and last year, an iranian german,

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michael youssef. >> dr.er one assault on christians is to keep them away from the word of god. because satan knows better than most christians, satan knows that the word of god is powerful and he does not want us to live in power. he wants us to live a defeated life. he wants us to live a discouraged life. he wants us to live a frustrated life. >> announcer: "leading the way" right now. [music] cc by aberdeen captioning 1-800-688-6621 abercap.com

youssef bin reporter to hear all sides of that you also talk about media malpractice the you could certainly put in that is the rolling stone's story with "the washington post" deconstruction and that fell apart. tell us a little bit about that case do you think that has changed with the over correction is it going back to a different direction because of that case?. >> campus discipline was not involved but it is very representative of what is going on. but sabrina by her own account was trying to find a case to illustrate the culture. finally she gets to the diversity of virginia there is no woman named jackie in with those sex bureaucrats she interviewed jackie sub there was the game raped at a fraternity by seven guys. on top of broken glass that was shattered tabletops. said she lies on her back with class nothing like this is ever happened before as far as we know one any american campus so therefore i was skeptical from the start. the rest of the media rush to the same judgment of course, the woman was telling the truth so it was picked up there were a few skeptics and tell us started