it incites islamophobia, uses the islamophobia by building arabs, palestinians as terrorists so it engages at the somatic smear and spreads misinformation for the allegation. .. >> also university is one of the main targets. also to send to others and those who are on the line. silence people to prevent them from speaking out to criminalize or do anything about justice. >> and that is part of the program. in the pro israel donors putting millions of dollars into the university if you can discipline and shut down the armistice of the program. with a lack of transparency and they don't even release the public record. and the reason we actually have the record because they asked for a copy of the public record that they give that we don't know if they gave us everything. what the office of the compliance is not in touch with other people. so in the federal court they would be watching for what is going on. i will not give you all of the history but at least where palestine has been silenced and criminalized et cetera. and with organizations so when we talk about the war of attrition we talk a

, uses islamophobia by billing palestinians are terrorists and it is engages anti-semitic smear and spreads misinformation for the allegation, the university emits regulations to curb freedom of speech and able to organize and teach and they police activist organizers and scholars. they try as the -- to ruin careers, basically the founder said that we are going to make the enemy pay in a vigil in 2016 in which he also said that palestinians and islamophobia does noter and and an francisco state university its one of their main targets. so by trying to ruin my career, they would like to make -- to teach a lesson to other junior scholars and recent ph.ds whose careers are on the line, watch out. this is what might happen to you. to silence people and engage in mccarthyist attacks to prevent people from speaking up, from organizing, from doing interesting not justice, basically stay away from palestine. also at san francisco state a main target has been to stop and defund our program. that's part our my contract when i dime san francisco state use 2007, and rely on pro israel donors donors who

it didn't cite islamophobic uses islamophobia by building -- immediate it goes in peoples minds. it engages at the somatic smear. it spreads misinformation for allegation. the university entrance news and regulations every single time they would like to come from a speech and our ability to organize and teach, and the police activist organizers and scholars. they try as i will continue tell you to doing, really griscom basically the law firm said where going to make the in the -- and what she also said there are no palestinians and islamophobia does not exist and also sit semper cisco state university is one of their main targets. so by ruling, by trying to ruin my career i would like to teach a lesson to other junior scholars and recent phds whose careers on the line. watch out. this is what might happen to you. to silence people and engage in mccarthyism attacks to true keep you from speaking up for organizing from doing anything about justice. acyclic stay away from palestine. they also at semper cisco state one of the main targets has been to starve and defund our program. th

we have seen this incredible rise in islamophobia. in the last year, the number of hate crimes across the country, assessing muslims in particular, also jewish americans, other minority communities have skyrocketed. this is a problem and threat. aboutt can you tell me arab and muslim participation in the political process? , ify: i was going to answer you think about how things change, that is how society views these populations. but the impact on these communities of being viewed in this negative way or being thrust into the mainstream in a new way in the last 17 years has driven incorporation for these populations, driven a political participation am a driven --nomic produces patient political participation, driven economic participation. in the lastr, couple years, just like you see women running for office and minority candidates running for office, we have a muslim arab running for governor of michigan right now. he is doing very well. to 2 million close dollars already. he has spoken to people in every county in the state. he ha

chancellor angela merkel's christian democrats he has essentially been playing the populist card of islamophobia in recent weeks and a member of the chancellor's own party has also used some similar phrases and she is clearly sending a message to these members of her party saying you need to get in line she went on to say after the remark we just heard that in fact it will be a central aim of her government to promote the ability of the different cultures and religions to live together in tolerance and peace all right now the chancellor has been dogged by her handling of the refugee crisis back in twenty fifteen what policies are we going to see going forward. indeed it was quite noteworthy that she began with a strong acknowledgement that migration has divided and polarized germany and that was noteworthy because after the election she came out and said on the same evening actually she didn't see all that much that could have been done differently with this entire speech was an admission that there's a lot to do differently starting with those divisions and what measures is she talking about to

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islamophobia done! ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> trevor: no, hasan, i hear what you're saying, but, still, you have to admit that flier is offensive. >> i'm used to the hatred and bigotry but you know what does offend me? the shitty graphic design. come on, the weird fonts, the random underlining. are you pushing a race war or bingo night at a nursing home? i don't know. if you're going to be racist step your game up. your poster looks horrible. the only part of muslims you're punishing is our eyes, okay? it's not just the garage sale flier design that upsets me. i'm even more offended by the point system. >> the letter calling for an attack on muslims on april 3 offers a reward for attackers from 10 points for verbal abuse, 50 points for throwing acid. 1,000 points for bombing a mosque and 2.5 points to nuke meek cay. >> trevor >> okay. that is disgusting. how is nuking mecca only 2500 points? the scale makes no sense at all. yell at someone, punch someone, nuke a holy city. you really think someone is

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well throughout his career has been labeled as a provoke a tour in islamophobia and more recently the dutch donald trump he has also been convicted of inciting discrimination against a dutch moroccans you know harvey talked to realtors about islam god his haircut and what he meant putin and you can catch the full interview at r.t. dot com but here is a quick preview today in europe we face even something worse than an economical problem we face what i call an x. this problem because of all those open borders that we have and the invitations of leaders like america who said to be a shot from this we will make it come into our society and for the last decades millions of people have come and they unfortunately not always assimilate that that is a toxic combination to have open borders and know the manse of assimilation integration of foreigners and your own society unfortunately i believe that islam is not there to assimilate people can assimilate with the islamic ideology will not have you have it just a little i still self and just thought you know i'm on the wrong side of this will h

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also make our countries more safe throughout his career builders has been labeled as a provocateurs islamophobia more recently the dutch version of donald trump he's also been convicted of inciting discrimination against dutch moroccans but is neil harvey talk to builders face to face about islam about god his haircut and putin can catch the full thing at r.t. dot com today in europe we face even something worse than an economical problem we face what i call an x. the stench of problem because of all those open borders that we have and the invitations of leaders like anglo american who said to be a shot from as we will make it come into our society and for the last decades millions of people have come and they unfortunately not always assimilated that is a toxic combination to have open borders and no demands of assimilation or integration of foreigners in your own society unfortunately i believe that islam is not there to assimilate people can assimilate but the islamic ideology will not have you ever just realized yourself and just thought you know i'm on the wrong side of this will history ju

well throughout his career wilderness has been labeled as a provocative or and islamophobia and more recently the dutch donald trump has also been convicted of inciting discrimination against a dutch moroccans artist neil harvey talked to realtors about islam god his haircut and vladimir putin you can catch the full interview at r.t. dot com today in europe we face even something worse than an economical problem we face what i call an x. this problem because of all those open borders that we have and the invitations of leaders like uncle america who said to be a shot from this we will make it come into our society and for the last decades millions of people have come and they unfortunately not always assimilate that that is a toxic combination to have open borders and know the immense of assimilation integration of foreigners and your own society unfortunately i believe that islam is not there to assimilate people can assimilate with the islamic ideology will not have you have it just a little i still self and just thought you know i'm on the wrong side of this will history judge me

. >> i feel like it does show the real intense islamophobia that exists right now. >> reporter: what does it mean to you to be an american? >> the fact that i have the right to-- in some places-- practice my religion, the freedom to say what i want to, to who i want, and the freedom to dress the way i want. ♪ ♪ >> quijano: haydar is set to release her first record in may which continues probing themes from her first single. i'm elaine quijano in new york. thank you for joining us and good night. captioning sponsored by cbs inside the siege. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpa x five news. >> i just ran out as fast as i could. i thought i was going to die. >> now at 6:00, inside the siege, a staffer at the veterans home in yountville describes the moment a former patient burst in with again. she managed to make it out of the pathway home just in time, kpix 5's keety nielsen is live in yountville with her story. >> reporter: haley is one of the residential counselors here at pathway home. she told us today about the absolute terror she felt on friday morning when th

chancellor angela merkel's christian democrats he has essentially been playing the populist card of islamophobia in recent weeks and a member of the chancellor's own party has also used some similar phrases and she is clearly sending a message to these members of her party saying you need to get in line she went on to say after the remark we've just heard that in fact it will be a central aim of her government to promote the ability of the different cultures and religions to live together in tolerance and peace all right now what melinda the chancellor has been dogged by her handling of the refugee crisis back in twenty fifteen what policies are we going to see going forward. indeed it was quite noteworthy that she began with a strong acknowledgement that migration has divided and polarized germany and that was noteworthy because after the election she came out and said on the same evening actually she didn't see all that much that could have been done differently with this entire speech was an admission that there's a lot to do differently starting with those divisions and what measures is she

of throughout his career builders has been labeled as a provocateur and islamophobia and more recently the dutch donald trump he has also been convicted of inciting discrimination against a dutch moroccans talked about islam god and his haircut and blood mutant you can catch the full interview at r.t. dot com but here is a quick preview for you today in europe we face even something worse than an economical problem we face what i call an x. this problem because of all those open borders that we have and the invitations of leaders like anglo-american who said to be a shot from this we will make it come into our society and for the last decades millions of people have come and they unfortunately not always assimilate that that is a toxic combination to have open borders and no demands of assimilation integration of foreigners and your own society unfortunately i believe that islam is not there to assimilate people can assimilate with the islamic ideology will not have you have it just a little ice yourself and just you know i'm on the wrong side of this will history judge me that i got t

make our countries more safe throughout his career builder has been labeled as their provocateurs and islamophobia and more recently the dutch version of donald trump he's also been convicted of inciting discrimination against dutch moroccans artie's neil harvey talked to builders about islam god is head. polluted the full interview could be checked later this hour today in europe we face even something worse than an economical problem we face what i call an x. the stench of problem because of all those open borders that we have and the invitations of leaders like anglo american who said to be a shot from as we will make it come into our society and for the last decades millions of people have come and they unfortunately not always assimilated that is a combination to have open borders and no demands of assimilation or integration of foreigners in your own society unfortunately i believe that islam is not there to assimilate people can assimilate but the islamic ideology will not have you ever just realized yourself and just thought you know i'm i on the wrong side of this will history judge me th

make our countries more safe throughout his career builders has been labeled as a provocateurs and islamophobia more recently the dutch donald trump he's also been convicted of inciting discrimination against dutch moroccans and it is neil harvey talk to builders about his god but his head kurt putin should get the full thing in our home today in europe we face even something worse than an economical problem we face what i call an x. the stench of problem because of all those open borders that we have and the invitations of leaders like anglo american who said to be a shot from this we will make it come into our society and for the last decades millions of people have come and they unfortunately not always assimilated that is a toxic combination to have open borders and no demands of assimilation integration of foreigners in your own society unfortunately i believe that islam is not there to assimilate people can assimilate but the islamic ideology will not have you ever just allies to yourself and just thought you know i'm on the wrong side of this will history judge me that i got this wrong i

well throughout his career builder's has been labeled as a provocateur and islamophobia and more recently the dutch donald trump he has also been convicted of inciting discrimination against a dutch moroccans are teasing neil harvey talked to fielders about islam got his hair cut and a lot of me put it you can catch the full interview at r.t. dot com but here's a quick preview. today in europe we face even something worse than an economical problem we face what i call an x. this problem because of all those open borders that we have and the invitations of leaders like anglo-american who said to be a shot from this we will make it come into our society and for the last decades millions of people have come and they unfortunately not always assimilate that is the toxic combination to have open borders and no demands of assimilation integration of foreigners in your own society unfortunately i believe that islam is not there to assimilate people can assimilate with the islamic ideology will not have you ever just now lies to yourself and just thought you know i'm on the wrong side of this wil

while is a muslim community activist who works on combating islamophobia joins us from manchester via skype good to have you with us do you take this these convictions as a sign that the government is taking the threat of right wing ideology and their actions seriously yes thank you for having me on i definitely think this is a step in the right direction and it's good to see that conviction being made and religiously aggravated harassment i think you know especially people who want to war hate crime they often feel that about one of the barriers but what's the point what can be done about it and to see this conviction yesterday show that there is something that can be done and it's important to report a crime and it is important to see that the threat from the far right which is growing and becoming more serious and significant is being taken seriously by. when you look into the european union and you report on the state of terrorism you find that there are way more attacks attributed to far right groups than there are to muslim groups for example and yet the question is are there en

and also the rise in islamophobia and the abusive messages that have been sent to muslim families all over this country has to be utterly condemned by all of us as we condemn anybody that attempts to divide our country by racism or by extremism in any form. i think we just have to stand united with any community under threat at any time. >> mr. speaker, i am sure the whole house will join me in supporting what the prime minister just said about stephen hawking. one of the most acclaimed scientists of his generation. helped us to understand about the world and the universe. he was also concerned about the peace and survival of the world but also a passionate , campaigner for the national health service. and he said i have received expert medical attention in britain. i believe in universal health care and i am not afraid to say so. mr. speaker, if we believe in universal healthcare, how can it be possible that someone lives and works in this country, pays taxes, but is then denied access to the nhs for life-saving cancer treatment? candy prime minister explain -- can the prime minister

certainly we're seeing you know a much greater acceptability of greg rhetoric of anti immigrant rhetoric of islamophobia rhetoric in political parties across across the continent and we're seeing some of that language show up even in more mainstream parties as you know as an attempt to move and draw some of those voters and so i do think that. we're going to continue to see that happening i don't think that that you know is it distinguishes what's what's happening now from what the party has been in the past. tens of thousands of followers have reached india's financial capital mumbai after a five day march there demanding financial support from the government crop prices and more access to the land and in the farmers have fallen into debt due to drought and increasingly the vatican where the passion. now and talk to is the largest spoiled will judge us on famous for its wildlife but it's facing multiple threats from climate change to a dramatic rise and tourism that clock is on i'm going piece expedition ship and he looks at the creech is calling the continent home. life of the islands fringing the ant

scrapping that nuclear deal with iran in terms of further deployment in the middle east in terms of islamophobia and the whole war on terror and so on so forth and in terms of a continued to polarize relations in the greater middle east especially between iran and saudi arabia i think we're going to see pompeo tick in front seat with the next. he was more of a sobering or had the more of a sobering influence on the president and he disagreed whenever he thought the president was going overboard and it's always interesting watching this relationship between politics and policy and in the top administration over the last year you know between not this time there can also fourth there was a lot of politics going on but that did not affect itself specifically on policy while now you know on pay or the president and so so forth are clearly on the same line and i think president said oh thank you thank you. for the day's news is just ahead escaping syria's war more than a hundred people are allowed to leave the rebel enclave. and it caught reporting from antarctica scientists build the case for the cr

and also the rise in islamophobia and the abusive messages have been sent to muslim families all over this country has to be utterly condemned by all of us as we condemn anybody that attempts to divide our country by racism or by extremism any form. i think we just have to stand united with any a community ths under threat at any time. mr. speaker, i am sure the whole house will join me in supporting what the prime minister just said about stephen hawking. one of the most acclaimed scientist of this generation. held to understand about the world and universe. he was also concerned about peace and survivable of the world but also a passionate campaigner for the national health service. and he said i have received excellent medical attention in britain. i believe in universal healthcare and i'm not afraid to say so. mr. speaker, if we believe in universal healthcare, how can it be possible that someone lives and works in this country, pays their taxes but is been denied access to nhs for life-saving cancer treatment? can the prime minister explain? >> first of all, join with the right h

. >> i feel like it does show the real intense islamophobia that exists. a what does it mean to be american? >> i have the right in some places to practice my religion. freedom to stay what i want to whom i want and the freedom to dress the way i want. set to release her first record in may, probing themes from her first singles. that's the "overnight news" for monday. for some, the news continues. for others check back with us later for the morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm elaine quijano. >>> this is the cbs "overnight news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm elaine quijano. president trump was in campaign mode this weekend. he unleashed a torrent of tweets and spent more than an hour firing up the republican faithful in pennsylvania. the administration is also focused on the upcoming nuclear summit with north korea. after last week's surprise announcement. errol barnett begins our coverage. >> i think they want to do i think they want to make peace. i think it's time. >> reporter: president trump d

well now on facebook live soccer star emerging as a force to combat islamophobia in britain and coming up on the newsgroup in just a moment to me unwise and sound suit she loses her right hand man what does it mean as a country faces mounting criticism over the roof crisis. so again we'll look at the weather across the levant and western parts of asia to begin with conditions here actually a pretty good at the moment of the most part so it looking quite warner tashkent then expected stand up at twenty four degrees it's fine around the caspian sea and the eastern side of the maid also plenty of sunshine beirut looking at highs of twenty six degrees in fact as you start to pick up the winds from the south we get up into the thirty's and head on through into friday so a pretty warm start to spring it has to be said here in the arabian peninsula temperatures too are just way up at thirty three degrees here in doha despite a fairly brisk but breeze may just not the temperatures down slightly as we head on through into friday but on the other side the potential again with a southerly wind we

members backed a move to toughen labour's regulation on incidents involving racism, anti—semitism or islamophobia. it seems to sum it doesn't matter what he says, it's never enough for people like yourself. it's what he does, the anti—semites, during that period, who is paying you, is israel pain you? and what should they do about those tweets? expel them, kick them out of the labour party ,, threw them out, tell them publicly you are not welcome in a political party like ours, we don't want racists, threw them out and make a big song and dance about throwing them out, but has not happened. ken livingstone has been kicked out indefinitely. he hasn't been kicked out, he has been suspended indefinitely. karen, let me bring you in, jeremy corbyn's statement last night, he apologised, he said i wa nt to last night, he apologised, he said i want to be clear i won't tolerate any form of anti—semitism that exists in or around the movement, we must stamp it out in the party and midland, we recognise anti—semitism has occurred in pockets throughout the labour party causing shame and hurt and the lab

and some of the debate surrounding the campaign have to do with immigrants coming and there was an islamophobia dynamic. concern that being tough on turkey is good the mastech politics? good the mastech politics. >> we can be tough on turkey but realistic on tough transactions. >> i would like to go back to the point of being tough -- i agree with what eric and amanda have been saying in relation to syria and the dynamic around there. when the united states doesn't stand behind the words that he has given to the turkish government the turkish side exploits it and uses it to fuel on the americanism and onto western is him. the message is clear, you can trusted, and that message is translated in public opinion surveys, where to might utter bafflement, turkey and the eyes of the public -- the united states -- comes out is a bigger source of threat and russia is. there is that domestic politics dimension. , irelation to this issue would like to go back to the complexity of it. remember in the late summer or fall of 2014. large numbers of kurds led into turkey eventually before an early movement of

and some of the debate surrounding the campaign have to do with immigrants coming and there was an islamophobia dynamic. is there a concern that being tough on turkey is good the and thatic politics might shape the dynamics? >> being tough on turkey, there is a lot of support for that. we can be tough on turkey but it -- but be realistic on tough transactions. >> i would like to go back to the point of being tough -- i agree with what eric and amanda have been saying in relation to syria and the dynamic around there. when the united states doesn't stand behind the words that he -- that it has given to the turkish government, the turkish side exploits it and uses it to anti-americanism and anti-western is him -- ism. the message is clear, you can trusted, and that message is translated in public opinion surveys, where to might utter bafflement, turkey and the eyes of the public -- the united states -- comes out is a bigger source of threat and russia is. there is that domestic politics dimension. in relation to the kurdish issue, i would like to go back to the complexity of it. remember in the l

remarks of the prime minister and the leader of the labour party as far as the marks on hate crime and islamophobia and my thoughts are with the family and friends of doctors even hawking is. mrs baker, four months the devolved administrations have been waiting for the uk government to table a minutes to close 11. on monday, these amendments were published but without the agreement of the devolved governments. cannily prime minister tell the house why these amendments have been forced on devolved administrations? in one sentence, he says he is waiting for this amendments, and the reason we were taking time is because we were talking with the scottish and welsh governments, and when we do publish, a complaints we have published it! he needs to get his story straight. i would encourage the prime minister to listen to the question, because it was about agreements, and i'm going afraid that answer is simple wasn't good enough. the prime minister famously claimed that the uk was made up of equal partners, what an irony, that it she's overseeing the demolition of the devolution settlement is. in 1997, to

this should not be part of our society, whether it is islamophobia or anti—semitism. we should all stand up against this and do our best to eradicate from society. the speaker's chaplain is an example of love, compassion and empathy from which we can all benefit. shortly i will be meeting workers in my constituency who are visiting the house today. we'll be prime minister give the house and assurance that no decision or announcement will be made on the passport contract until after recess so this house may discuss the issue? we did discuss the issue earlier this week when there was an urgent question to my right honourable friend the immigration minister. i understand the final decision has not been taken, but the preferred bidder has been announced. there is a process which gives a length of time for challenges to that to be brought forward by others in the process and the home office is following the right process to ensure we secure passports that are produced on a basis that gives good value to the taxpayer. government inspectors report into northampton cou nty in

. >> is this another way of caving to concerns of islamophobia? here to weigh in, lawrence jones. hi, lawrence. >> good morning, family. how are you doing? >> what have you say this? >> this is just another example of the political correctness that we cover all of the time at the leadership campus reform on these college campuses. you know the social justice warriors and the speech police are out to destroy history. we said it back when they were trying to remove monuments, when they were trying to destroy property, that these people wanted to destroy history. and the problem is where does it stop? >> that's what i was going say. take this to its logical end. let's remove the cross from the name holy cross because ultimately that's what the crusaders were defending, correct? >> exactly. here's the deal. if these -- 48 professors signed on to this. and if they wanted to have a genuine conversation they would say both sides did things that weren't pretty at times but they were defending what they felt was right. sometimes they were barbaric, sometimes doing what they felt was right

army man and it shows he's a security and intelligence expert what is their agenda their racist their islamophobia their homophobic their anti semitic. the ludicrous whites. of the city and. i think there is a very significant threat i think it's a growing threat i see these organizations which are usually splintered which reform which take different names and s. one three one for example scottish dorn. when the organizations are beginning to develop the potential which you see is you know terroristic but seriously dangerous then i think you don't have any choice you have to take that sort of action even though you know that the the groups will then disperse the people in the groups will disperse they'll probably create new organizations nevertheless you are disrupting them and so that there is a benefit there's an immediate benefits. to that disruption. in the wake of the murder of george s. the u.k. government used anti terror laws to crack down and ban these fascist groups. national option will become the first ever extreme right wing group in the country to be for school actually action is a v

army man and it shows he's a security and intelligence expert what is their agenda their racist their islamophobia their homophobic their anti semitic. the earth. the earth the earth one. of those idiots. i think there is a very significant threat i think it's a growing threat i see these organizations which are usually splintered which reform which take different names and s. one three one for example scottish dohrn. are. when the organizations are beginning to develop the potential which you see is you know terroristic but seriously dangerous then i think you don't have any choice you have to take that sort of action even though you know that the the groups will then disperse the people in the groups will disperse they'll probably create new organizations nevertheless you're disrupting them and so that there is a benefit there's an immediate benefit. to that disruption. in the wake of the murder of george s. the u.k. government used anti terror laws to crack down and ban these fascist groups. national option will become the first ever extreme rightwing quake in the country to be for school actua