, you submit to allah so much that the theist mystical experience occurs, that you become one with allah? well, a couple of graphics to introduce this very interesting mystical path- originally offensive; you know, to say that you're one with allah, people died for that. but the love of allah took over certain people as the tradition developed, and we see this wonderful path of sufism, and we're going to meet a sufi sheik. from the graphics, we can see here, it's the mystical tradition in islam, from suf, which is the course wool worn by the ascetics, by the mystical people as they move through their tradition. moving on through the graphics here, if you have them, we're talking about meditation, spiritual practices, and just a love for god, a mystical union- you know, we're back to mysticism- a mystical union with god. yeah, janet? >> if we have time, i was reading this book and it has a love poem written by a woman saint. >> we have time for you! fire away. give us just love here, yes. this is a mystical love poem from- by a woman, a sufi. hit it. >> "my god and my lord, eyes are at re

. >> rose: we conclude this evening with irshad manji, three is the author of allah, liberty and love, the courage to reconcile faith and freedom. >> the fact of the matter is that over the last 50, 75 years, more muslims have been tortured and murdered by fellow muslims than by any foreign power. and moderate muslims deny this fact. >> rose: rupert murdoch, the gardens of democracy, and irshad manji, when we continue. funding for charlie rose was provided by the following. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: we begin tonight with a phone hacking scandal engulfing news corp are you rupert murdoch today testified before the senate inquiry for the second day running, he apologized but insisted he and other executives were misled about the extent of the phone has beening at down defunct news of the world tabloid. >> i have explained that i am guilty of not paying enough attention to the news world. at any time that i was in charge of it, certainly to say me around the world, no. >> rose: he also faced questions abo

. >> rose: we conclude this evening with irshad manji, three is the author of allah, liberty and love, the courage to reconcile faith and freedom. >> the fact of the matter is that over the last 50, 75 years, more muslims have been tortured and murdered by fellow muslims than by any foreign power. and moderate muslims deny this fact. >> rose: rupert murdoch, the gardens of democracy, and irshad manji, when we continue. funding for charlie rose was provided by the following. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: we begin tonight with a phone hacking scandal engulfing news corp are you rupert murdoch today testified before the senate inquiry for the second day running, he apologized but insisted he and other executives were misled about the extent of the phone has beening at the now defunct news of the world tabloid. >> i have explained that i am guilty of not paying enough attention to the news world. at any time that i was in charge of it, certainly to say me around the world, no. >> rose: he also faced questions

. >> rose: we conclude this evening with irshad manji, three is the author of allah, liberty and love, the courage to reconcile faith and freedom. >> the fact of the matter is that over the last 50, 75 years, more muslims have been tortured and murdered by fellow muslims than by any foreign power. and moderate muslims deny this fact. >> rose: rupert murdoch, the gardens of democracy, and irshad manji, when we continue. funding for charlie rose was provided by the following. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: we begin tonight with a phone hacking scandal rupert murdoch today testified before the senate inquiry for the second day running, he apologized but insisted he and other executives were misled about the extent of the phone has beening at the now defunct news of the world tabloid. >> i have explained that i am guilty of not paying enough attention to the news world. at any time that i was in charge of it, certainly to say me around the world, no. >> rose: he also faced questions about his political influenc

. >> rose: we conclude this evening with irshad manji, three is the author of allah liberty and love, the courage to reconcile faith and freedom. >> the fact of the matter is that over the last 50, 75 years more muslims have been tortured and murdered by fellow muslims than by any foreign power. and moderate muslims deny this fact. >> rose: rupert murdoch the gardens of democracy, and irshad manji, when we continue. funding for charlie rose was provided by the following. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: we begin tonight with a phone hacking scandal engulfing news corp are you rupert murdoch today testified before the senate inquiry for the second day running, he apologized but insisted he and other executives were misled about the extent of the phone has beening at the now defunct news of the world tabloid. >> i have explained that i am guilty of not paying enough attention to the news world. at any time that i was in charge of it, certainly to say me around the world no. >> rose: he also faced questions abou

. >> rose: we conclude this evening with irshad manji, three is the author of allah, liberty and love, the courage to reconcile faith and freedom. >> the fact of the matter is that over the last 50, 75 years, more muslims have been tortured and murdered by fellow muslims than by any foreign power. and moderate muslims deny this fact. >> rose: rupert murdoch, the gardens of democracy, and irshad manji, when we continue. fundinforharlie rose was provided by the following. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: we begin tonight with a phone hacking scandal engulfing news corp are you rupert murdoch today testified before the senate inquiry for the second day running, he apologized but insisted he and other executives were misled about the extent of the phone has beening at the now defunct news of the world tabloid. >> i have explaed that i am ilty of not paying enough attention to the news world. at any time that i was in charge of it, certainly to say me around the world, no. >> rose: he also faced questions about hi

. >> rose: we conclude this evening with irshad manji, three is the author of allah, liberty and love, the courage to reconcile faith and freedom. >> the fact of the matter is that over the last 50, 75 years, more muslims have been tortured and murdered by fellow muslims than by any foreign power. and moderate muslims deny this fact. >> rose: rupert murdoch, the r of democracy, and irshad manji, when we continue. funding for charlie rose was provided by the following. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: we begin tonight with a phone hacking scandal engulfing news corp are you rupert murdoch today testified before the senate inquiry for the second day running, he apologized but insisted he and other executives were misled about the extent of the phone has beening at the now defunct news of the world tabloid. >> i have explained that i am guilty of not paying enough attention to the news world. at any time that i was in charge of it, certainly to say me around the world, no. >> rose: he also faced questions about

, the koran is our law, jihad is our way, dying in the faith of allah is our highest hope. if those are the people we empower by relying on them and reaching out to them, we not only damage ourselves, but we correspondingly strengthen them in the islamic community and weaken more moderate voices. in addition, those charged with protecting us have a duty to avoid self-sense sure ship. for example the after action report on hassan's massacre at ft. hood does not mention the word islam. the army chief of staff said on television after that event was that the greatest tragedy would be if it had a negative effect on the -- john brennan, a national security advisor to president obama told an audience for the center for strategic and international studies, now this is a deep thinker, talking to other deep thinkers, he said extremists in the united states are products of quote, political, economic and social forces, unquote and should be described in religious terms because to do so would create the mistaken impression that we ared a war with islam and therefore give credence to al

allah damn him for having killed my younger sister. i'm blind because of him his wife must die. one woman and come on this video shows a field hospital of the so called free army and that's what jack has been organized and equipped by certain organizations whether one can be this footage is old orchestrated and had to see the face of the wounded child i think and so now i needn't tell you about the emotions a syrian or anyone else experience is seeing the suffering of a child on al-jazeera screens. however before the report is sent to the channel the girl's father shows up to tell her what she must say on camera notably about bashar assad. moreover somebody standing behind the camera tells the girl's father what he must say to his daughter before she repeats his words were not a war with what. you . call a. lawyer . like this. posts his daily exposures about zero and western channels only insulates and on syrian t.v. but so far he has failed in this information. oh. no idea has been hiding with annoying children for several weeks they managed to escape from homs a city that has

the nation of islam as a religion, or does the qur'an state that it's the command, or a command of allah for this pilgrimage to take place? >> yes. the pilgrimage to mecca is the fifth pillar of islam, or the fifth essential principle of islam. it's been interpreted by scholars, and i think most of the learned people in islam will agree with this meaning. it's the pillar of- it's the fifth pillar, and it's the pillar of the unity of humanity, the unity of mankind- the unity of mankind. and god orders us to make pilgrimage once in our lifetime if we have the ability, the health and the ability or the means, the financial means also- we are obligated to do that. the nation of islam has not required their members to do that as of yet, i don't think. but i think the nation of islam under minister farrakhan- i must say now that i think the nation of islam, in terms of coming closer to the real world, coming out of myth, into the real world- the nation of islam under farrakhan has made progress. and also, there's progress for, i think, their meeting with real islam. >> okay. so you're seeing s

the economy, that it breaks up families and discriminates treating all immigrants as criminals and allah teen knows as undocumented. >> the real problem with 1070 is racial profiling. [inaudible] community asking them for documentation whether they're documented or not, i think police officers need to do their job of protecting and serving the community not asking for documentation. >> but supporters say that the law plugs a hole in america's broken immigration system. that it allows local police, gives them a tool to step in where the feds have failed and admit they don't have the resources to enforce the law. law enforcement says 1070 and laws like it have already encouraged some 300,000 illegals to leave arizona, reducing the cost to taxpayers and they believe the law could be implemented fairly. >> we never got a chance as a law enforcement community to demonstrate to those within maricopa county in the state of arizona let alone the federal government and the rest of the nation that we can effectively implement this law in a way that is respectful of our constitution and mindful of

we said that we have allah on our side. >> the monastery has won some of the losses and lost others. now, gabriel [applause] attorney has called on the european court of justice. them up in the 1990's, the walls around the monastery lands were raised and broaden for security reasons. no one had any objections, but 10 years later, suddenly, they say the walls red illegally through the forest. there e evenriminal proceedings against the chairman of the monastery foundation. >> crosses on churches and in a monastery are all like once again, but the land dispute is a sour note in the new beginning for the orthodox christians in turkey. >> it is a true story -- a british journalist was working happily in france and had nothing to do with lions and tigers and bears, but then one day, he learned that a zoo in the southwest of england was up for sale. he bought it, not knowing what he was getting himself into. then, well, you can either go and watch the hollywood film that tells one version of his tail, or stay tuned and get the real story here. then -- >> benjamin is a director but often se

. >> i wrote that i may la protect them and -- may allah protect them and keep themselves. >> reporter: cell phone records are being checked to determine if he was on the phone at the time. >> i don't think -- someone has to be held accountable for something like this. 17-year-old or not, sad situation. >> reporter: the nuri family thanked everyone for their support. concord police say it will take at least 10 days to figure out how this accident happened. sometime this week the district attorney will figure how to char the 17-year-old driver. -- how to charge the 17-year-old driver. >>> authorities are looking into what caused a small plane to crash killing both onboard yesterday morning. the plane went down in a field three miles east of the salinas airport. the plane is described as a stunt plane. the names of the victims have not been released. >>> bay area musicians invited to participate in daily pews cal tributes at the scene -- daily musical tributes at the scene of the shooting rampage at oikos university. the memorial concerts will be held everyday, except sundays through apr

allah damn him for having killed my younger sister. i'm blind because of him his wife must die. one woman and i mean this video shows a field hospital of the so-called free army that says with a has been organized and equipped by certain organizations whether one can be this footage is all orchestrated and i hate to see the face of a wounded child and i think couldn't so now i needn't tell you about the emotions of syrian or anyone else experiences seen the suffering of a child on al-jazeera screens. however before the report is sent to the channel the girl's father shows up to tell her what she must say on camera notably about bashar assad and. moreover somebody standing behind the camera tells the girl's father what he must say to his daughter before she repeats his words i want to go with what. you have it. is all a. legend . posts his daily exposures about zero and western channels on the internet and on syrian t.v. but so far he has failed in this information. nodia has been hiding with her children for several weeks they managed to escape from homs a city that is plunged i

these demonstrators are chanting "al-sadr is the enemy of allah." more and more serious are trying to escape the violence by crossing into turkey. this family was filmed last week driving to near the border and the crossing into turkey on foot. >> until there is peace, i am going to turkey. until bashar is defeated, god willing. then we will return to syria. >> a number of western and arab countries have now agreed to send money to the opposition but have stopped short of agreeing to supply arms. >> for the latest on the story, let's go wild -- live to our washington correspondent. max, this is supposed to be a major diplomatic breakthrough at the u.n. to david kofi annan, but washington is already throwing cold water of any hopes of a deescalation of tensions. why is that? >> they are careful and skeptical. the u.s. envoy to the united nations said that syria had already broken many promises and there was no reason to believe that there would keep this promise. that is basically the feeling that a lot of people at the german delegation share as wel

. >> eric: would you swear to allah you are not planning to build a nuclear bomb? >>. >> translator: is there a law that tells me i must swear to convince others? i have said on numerous occasion that's we do not want an atomic bomb. >> eric: they are saying that to the negotiators in istanbul and the same thing on may 23rd in baghdad? >> right, sure. in all of human history there has never been a politician or religious leader, has lied. so, you know, based on that... look, iran's credibility on the nuclear front is close to zero as you can get, they've lied to the iaea for over ten years and concealed aspect of their program and misled iaea inspectors. there is not any doubt in the minds i think of any serious observer around the world, that what iran is doing is moving towards nuclear weapons. and, the idea that they can string us along as they have for the last ten years, speaks more to our weakness than our success. >> dave: and, finally, your prediction? >> the positive tone of the talks will continue and i think there will be baroness ashton's words, sustain

its motto is allah is our objective, the prophet is our leader. the koran is our law. jihad is our way. dying in the faith of al law is our highest hope. now if those are the people we empower by relying on them and reaching out to them, we not only dang ourselves by giving them entry into the upper reaches of our political system but we correspondingly strengthen them in the islamic community weaken more moderate voices. in addition, those charged with protecting us have a duty to avoid self-sensorship and self delusion that can delude others, as well. for example, the after action report on major nadal hassan's massacre as fort hood does not mention the word islam. the army chief of staff said the greatest tragedy would be if it had a negative effect on the army's diversity program. john brennan, a principal national security adviser on counter-terrorism advisor to president obama, told an audience at the center for strategic and international studies -- this is a deep thinker talking to others, he said that violent extremists attacking the united states are products

they need everyone has sins in my life i've also done things i'm not proud of and it's my way to get allah's forgiveness. here there is no one in massachusetts or those who fled to turkey they say when running for your life the destination for refuge is not a political statement the syrian authorities have promised the old the refugees regardless of where they're fighting to will be able to return to their homes and will be provided for some sort of compensation to help them rebuild their lives but given the scale of destruction in the north it's still unclear whether that's going to take years maybe decades arthur c. syria foreign ministers from the friends of syria group which includes key western and arab states are gathering in paris to bolster pressure on the us and regime the french led me to push for more sanctions against the syrian government and political analyst power a phone who's written extensively on the middle east says some of these world players don't really care about the peace and welfare of the people in syria. we have a government which is the assad government which is

jesus, of the christ, which would make them christian with christ, and the muslim are with islam, or allah. i don't know what the jews are connected to. >> the jews in terms of an overall leader? idea? looking to moses in particular, yahweh being lord. i mean, they all consider that they worship the same god, just slightly different names. it's a good question, though, because islam coming- you know, judaism first, then christianity- islam considers itself to be the seal of the prophets, the final revelation. in other words, they said the jews- yeah, were connected to god, but they messed it up. the christians were connected with god- jesus is a great prophet and revered in islam- they messed it up. but the muslims have the final say, and that is added to an extraordinary rigidity when you have a predominant islamic society. and what makes egypt such an interesting twist in comparison to israel, of course, is that you've got islam, which- well, i guess i can share what reverend noor, from his perspective said. we were talking about having met moderate muslims- and i'm sure he's speaking fr

allah sent me confirmation through someone else. >> she knew what she wanted. that's what led her here. and so we believe that, you know, it was a heavenly marriage. >> o allah, let your blessings and your peace be upon your servant... >> my family keeps me very, very grounded. >> he took your phone? noah took your phone? >> at the end of the day, i have to come in, cook dinner, help with homework, tear some ass out the frame if i have to. >> show him some salaam love. don't do it no more. i'll bust your jaw. ( boys laugh)ng >> my family is really my real job. out there in the community is a piece of cake for me. >> there are times that i can't be there physically with her, but i know that she is fearless and she will lay it on the line, and she'll go up against a lion. she will just stand up for anyone because of the experiences she's had growing up where someone didn't stand up for her. >> our mosque is holding a prayer vigil for a kid shot sitting in front of his home, just listening to the radio. corey definitely wasn't in a gang and he was loved by his blo

their wives, so it all to be quoted that saying all muslim men beat their wives because i am quoting allah and that's how they want to get me. i'm not saying all muslims to that. and believe it or not. when i used to hear the heat speech when i was growing up, believe it or not it can sound morrill and wholley. i never thought it was not nice to insult muslims in the mosque. it was wholly. these are holy men. and maybe they are evil pigs and apes. that's how they make us anti-semitic. not one person in egypt today can openly and publicly demand the removal of article 2 of the constitution which states it hasn't pursued any other law. so the legal system in egypt before the revolution and after the revolution is the same. they cannot move it and if anybody open their mouth and says even a hint of that committee would be killed. the picture is grim and the present and the near future, but what makes things worse is the changing of the west and getting in supporting the muslim brotherhood and radical islam. the west is not just accepting them, but they are giving them respect and appeasement.

elsewhere more spring-like 72 sacramento, 60 northern sierra. 84 fresno, 7 allah. in the entire state -- 74 in los angeles in the entire state wet overnight, details on a soggy week ahead in a few minutes. >>> right now we check in with "good morning america's" josh elliot to see what is coming up. hey josh! >> how are you? my longtime twitter friend, how are you? >> i'm great. i'm super excited about this. i think we have to inaugurate this daily segment with you telling the viewers about your bay area ties. >> profound my grandparents for almost 50 years lived in the east bay in orinda through the caldecott tunnel. i would spend idyllic summer there is. my grandfather would take this dodger's fan to candlestick park i would cheer for the wrong team and had hot dogs hurled at my poor grandpa. as a californian, the cities come no better than san francisco and it is such a joy to be joining you guys live every morning. >> we'll forgive you for that dodgers' thing. lots of interesting things coming up. one, "dancing with the stars" back stage drama with jalil white w

american people are not as stupid as the exprofessor of constitution allah. constitutional law. it is like a 14-year-old girl who sees justin bieber get smeared. david axel rod fired back on twitter. heads up, i think a 6-year-old hijacked your counts -- your accounts and they are embarrassing you. well that is all funny until you have gray hair that don't rhyme with ears. i guess it could have been worse. >> what did that desk do to anyone? the man was trying to protect the poor desk. i have a theory on this, actually. eric mentioned it on "the five." if you look at the end of the tweet it was not finished. i think it was saying that the president -- that the president doesn't -- the american people aren't as dumb as the president thinks, not as the president. >> do you think that is the case? >> it would be hard to see the immediate twitter if he was having a stroke jie. that's what an older gentleman does. he doesn't know he has to get under 140. >> the pace picks up toward the end. yes, it is sad to see these two grown men. when you read the response from a exe lrod it is su

taught constitution allah at the university of chicago. two of the best law schools in the country and he's rejecting a basic premises of american law that has not been questioned in 175 years. >> a basic premises of american law that has not been questioned in 175 years. they get to make those decisions and those politicians should not be questioning them. except for all the republicans who do it all the time. don't believe me? we got them on tape. here is the presidential candidates. first rick perry. >> i believe the supreme court should not be making legislative decisions. >> okay, oh my god, judicial activism. they cannot overturn legislation. he's not in the race any more. how about newt gringrich. he said he he subpoenaed justices who made decisions he didn't agree with them. what if they didn't listen to the subpoena? bob schaver asked him. let's listen. >> would you send the police to arrest them. >> if we have to or the justice department would send the u.s. marshal. >> u.s. marshal to bring in justice who is disagreed with newt

today anaring interesting -- hearing comes one day before -- the lou allahs the taping of immigration of anyone. this heres comes one day before. and the number of mexicans leaving the u.s. went up sharply from 2005 to 2010. while the number of new immigrants went down. researchers say the decline appears to be the result of a lot of factors crudding the -- including the uc weekend box job market as well as changing cell phones. >>> last month, chief lee was given a no confidence vo. he previously step down. stan fard's mayor says he wants to wait until an n -- until that happens. >>> 7:0. the ross valley san tarry district has agreed to a million dollar settlement in two big sewer spills in 2010. dowrl that period of time between the 17th and the 20th remember the lee million economy dal junes that will go towards erasing complaints, improving sewage fight and improving the woilt twrl two arrested. a -- during that period of time between the 1 and the 20th, the medallion -- >> that would kill people. >> ins won't give details but they say they used facebook to identify the two in the

xi mall that white hit-and- run allah and when the fis all doom a full half bois bible babble babble babble it >> it is that some undoubtedly the profits will remain to be seen. right now it requires a little bit of work to react with the content. there are no built-in clifford file with the fifth effort now, most of the places considered states, cities and neighborhoods >> we do have some mobile things in store for later this year if of her when when cone >>james: glasses resumed today at oikos university. the suspect was taken and detested that date three weeks ago has not eaten since going to jail. alajandra cerball begins our coverage with the latest on his condition. first >>alejandra: since being taken into custody after the school massacre, one goh has received three meals a day but those trays of food have been left untouched. on friday, he was moved to the santa rita jail infirmaries of doctors to monitor his help. 51 sergeant with the sheriff's office says the 43 year-old is in drinking water and is not weak the has lost more than 20 lbs. since been in jail. >> this is not

stand and say, enemies of allah. it's a regular thing of grownup honest, and they say things about israel like, when israel offered the help to haiti after the earthquake, israelis there, there is a segment on the internet, and intellectual, not even a -- stood and was able a discussion how the jews went to haiti to harvest the organs of the people of haiti. and they're serious. this is on national tv in the arab world. slander. total slander. it's crazy claim. but if you have a population of 50% laborers, even the literacy, all of this they believe it. they do believe it. at the american level, sharia broke the trust and bond of loyalty between man and woman, husband and wife, when it allows man to have four wives, and to beat the wives, they enforce the segregation, and the law says that it values women -- their right for the husband to support them is nullified if -- testimony of a woman in court is half the value of a man. a woman needs four man witnesses to prove she was raped. divorce is only in the hand of man

you call in your book for a sort of new way of looking at the way internet allah caesar conducted and empowerment on the network users and us regular people who use the internet both to hold their governments accountable wherever they are and also corporations which can be as powerful as nation-states. and i think in the past couple of months, with the on line protests over the rather aggressive anti-copyright measures that recently were withdrawn in congress, people feel that this can actually work, that internet protests and sharing of information can lead to changes in government policy. but it doesn't seem when it comes to corporations. what would it take to get companies to balance their drive for profits with these more moral questions? >> well, i think we can look to other sectors and how companies change. back in 1970 had milton freedom the economist writing an essay that the only socially responsible activities of business is producing value for its shareholders. that was also the same year we had the first earth day, when i think we had a real social awakening about what sus

slanders done constantly -- you ate some pigs and enemies of allah. is a regular thing. i have grown up on it. they say things about israel like what israel offers this helped to aid after the earthquake, there is a segment on youtube that you can watch. they were discussing how the jews went to haiti to harvest the organs of the people of haiti. and they are serious. this is on national tv in the arab world. slander. it is crazy. if you have a population of 50% religion even the little people, believe me, all of this is believed. they do believe it. -- area broke this up and respect -- between men and women, husband and wife when it allows men to have four wives and to beat their wives they impose gender segregation and the law says they're right for the husband to support them is nullified if they're rebellious. a woman in court has the value of a man. a woman needs four witnesses to prove she was raped. divorce is only in the hands of a man. the travesty of having no age limit for girls to marry is why you see 18-year-old girls filing for divorce in yemen. i am sure m

stand and say, enemies of allah. it's a regular thing of grownup honest, and they say things about israel like, when israel offered the help to haiti after the earthquake, israelis there, there is a segment on the internet, and intellectual, not even a -- stood and was able a discussion how the jews went to haiti to harvest the organs of the people of haiti. and they're serious. this is on national tv in the arab world. slander. total slander. it's crazy claim. but if you have a population of 50% laborers, even the literacy, all of this they believe it. they do believe it. at the american level, sharia broke the trust and bond of loyalty between man and woman, husband and wife, when it allows man to have four wives, and to beat the wives, they enforce the segregation, and the law says that it values women -- their right for the husband to support them is nullified if -- testimony of a woman in court is half the value of a man. a woman needs four man witnesses to prove she was raped. divorce is only in the hand of man

, it's the fear that iran at all will think at some point that the whole world has to go see god or allah in one single radiation induced event. >>> pe pete in georgia says, are you serious? dt in minnesota writes, the whole world does, we put another goof ball in office who thinks it's play time. one more leader who only occasions about his rich buddies and we're done for. and jan writes from south carolina says another bush scares the heck out of me. my guess is jeb bush will be around at some point in the future, but maybe not this cycle. >> 2016, it's only four years away. that's not far. >>> coming up in our next hour, using pornography to relay plans for terror attacks, it's a shocking al qaeda tactic that is just now being revealed. and dramatic testimony for the trial of john edwards, new details of how he allegedly tried to get others to hide his pregnant misstress. >>> and a symbolic milestone from freedom tower is now the city's tallest building. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ see life in the best light. outdoors, or in. transitions® lenses automatically filter just the right amount

joey is right, the first amendment doesn't allah establishment or endorsement of any type of religion. this is cross symbolizes the people of woonsockket, rhode island died in world war i and subsequent wars. no different than crosses and jewish stars that ad down the headstones of countless headstones in arlington national cemetery. our government, our country is full of religious references. the president of the united states puts his hand on the bible when he gets sworn in. you saw joe biden in a clip talk about god bless his mother. these people would seek to ban all of that. and quite frankly i think that is inappropriate. and that is not what the first amendment is for. jenna: you both make great arguments, fred go back to you on this one. hear is the situation in the town. it is nearly bankrupt. even if this goes to court, they say they just don't have the fund to fight it. so, fred, what are their options? >> they don't. they don't have the fund to fight it. they have made that very clear. they, like most of the towns across america are flat broke. this unfortunate. they have

there is no god but allah. the trial is expected to last three weeks. back to you. rick: david lee miller, live for us. david, thanks. jenna: another important story for your family today. a inma juror food recall to tell you about involving a popular brand of lettuce. we'll have that for you straight ahead. jenna: a new next hour, hate to bewarer of bad news but you have one day left to file your taxes. we have brand new polling. do you think the government takes too much of your income? rick: i think i can guess the results of that poll. jenna: we'll have that coming up. also a new wave of attacks in syria. how it affects the sees fire there or lack thereof. we'll be live with that story. >>> has the media coverage of trayvon martin shooting been fair? the national rifle association says no. our mead media watch panel take as close closer look later next hour. rick: fox news is election headquarters and republican candidate mitt romney promising to scale back size of government. at a recent fund-raiser in florida he promises to eliminate or shrink several governme

he most likely can't be hurt, killed, injured in a way that he has been on the run s for quite >>> allah akbar. >> it's cease fire day in syria. both sides of the fighting, syrian troops and the rebels, promise to stick to the u.n. peace plan that calls for all shooting to stop today. now, everyone seems to be cooperating for now. people across the country reporting the calmest and quietest day in months. still, at least seven people are reported killed today. a peace plan may be the last chance for diplomacy to work in syria. >>> and it could be the day, any minute now, north korea says its long-range rocket is all gassed up ready to launch. the united states, japan, and south korea all nervously scanning the sky for any sign of this rocket. officials in north korea say they are putting a weather satellite in orbit. but neighboring countries believe it's a weapons test. >>> mitt romney already facing some questions about a potential running mate. romney is all but certain to win the republican nomination now that rick santorum has dropped out. so would he consider santorum as a possible

. >>> allah akbar. >> it's cease fire day in syria. both sides of the fighting, syrian troops and the rebels, promise to stick to the u.n. peace plan that calls for all shooting to stop today. now, everyone seems to be cooperating for now. people across the country reporting the calmest and quietest day in months. still, at least seven people are reported killed today. a peace plan may be the last chance for diplomacy to work in syria. >>> and it could be the day, any minute now, north korea says its long-range rocket is all gassed up ready to launch. the united states, japan, and south korea all nervously scanning the sky for any sign of this rocket. officials in north korea say they are putting a weather satellite in orbit. but neighboring countries believe it's a weapons test. >>> mitt romney already facing some questions about a potential running mate. romney is all but certain to win the republican nomination now that rick santorum has dropped out. so would he consider santorum as a possible veep pick? here is what he said. >> eve

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and a -- allah media avenue. and -- alamehe da avenue. and the injuries were senate life threatening. the driver of the truck may have been under the influence. >> the car chase ended with another one in oakland. sheriff's deputy ran a license plate on the car and found out it was stolen. they tried to pull the driver over, he kept going. there was a chase until the driver lost control. hit a fire hydrant and a tree. two suspects were taken into custody. no one was seriously hurt. >> we have new information about a deadly california yacht race. we first told you about this on the 10:00 news. it hit a much larger boat. the debris from the yacht was seen floating near the islands. they were killed in the crash several miles off the coast near the border. the coast guard and mexican navy are searching for one missing crew member. >> they celebrate the lives of the five people lost in the fatal yacht crash. >> coming up. these special public memorials are planned for the one victim. >> five other people seriously hurt after high wind brought