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Indiscriminately is a concern. its a trend thats increasing and not decreasing. >> reporter: thats a key issue dealing with the isis threat outside of the middle east. its exactly how do you prevent ideology from spreading over social media. there seems less occasions to be a direct link between the isis chain of command and isis attackers. lone wolves as they are often called. that used to be the traditional model for extremism which investigators could try and latch onto and then interdict at ...

Which is when i look at the fact that this is a small town 10,000, 11,000 people. she is a school founder and think why found a school? what kind of school is this? it raises for me a set of structural questions. the questions i want to ask are whether or not there is an embedded educational injustice happening beneath whether or not this particular school leader says what she says in this moment. >> absolutely. this kind of video demonstrates the need to reconceptualize policing is not just a m...

International hostage from south africa. so all these options at the presidents hands, all of them are risky in these contexts and all of them have potential positives but also potential great negatives. were seeing this one here in the worst form possible accidentally killing an american and italian. as you mentioned, poppy, leading up to this you have the broader debate strikes counter-terrorism, civilians killed on the ground local nationals. in a country such as pakistan and afghanistan as w...

Look what happened in tunis at that museum. those attackers in tunis said, if youre muslim, duck. >> the problem here, that we see a common link. these are different countries with different contexts. some are muslim sunni. others are shia. others have more or less minorities christians yazidi or others. one common thread, jihadist ideology. divide the world in mind of it es subscribers to two. one you can kill at will are those christians jews, bahai other muslim moderates. were dealing with a ...

Ask, dont tell" and making progress on marriage equality and working with end to unemployment, we are saying you shouldnt be able to discriminate against members of the lgbt community period. add that term sexual orientation and gender identity to the list that we have in other parts of the federal statute on race, gender, religion. in other words, treat it the same way we do for existing civil rights laws. say you cant discriminate period. no longer sort of quarreling or fighting for one little...

Holds. people change and youre talking a law that was signed in the 90s, then state senator obama supported the law. the contexts are different because illinois for example, has legal same sex marriage. indiana, arkansas do not. second of all, as you point out, these laws are drafted differently. i dont want to bore the viewers with all the details, but one of them has to do with whether or not its religious rights of individual versus business. another has to do with whether or not the governme...

Lets debate. sarah is with the human rights campaign dedicated to equal rights for the lgbt community. and a conserve advocacy group. thank you to both of you for being with us. lets begin this. travis, you know what the pushback against the law is, that this law is basically set up to allow businesses to say, we dont want to do business with gay people especially when theyre getting married, and thats our faith. is that fair? >> its not fair. the law merely allows people to bring a religious cl...

Of contexts. its a target because its religion that theyre acting to further, and enact a religious belief in how they run their corporations, thats not fair at all. when corporations are free to act for a number of social goods. as weve seen in the hobby lobby case, corporations are animated by the people behind them. and religions are how we interact in a society when we have differences of belief. they should not be held against us because were merely trying to make a living. >> travis, heres...

Step of the way that its the intent of the law. >> thats the point of the question i was going to ask. tonight the governor issued a statement. he said, its not a license for private parties to deny services and he said, if he saw a restaurant refuse service to a gay person he wouldnt eat there anymore. >> but is it illegal? thats the question. not would he eat there or not. the question is is it illegal? >> go ahead. >> i think what this law is about, protecting religious liberty broadly. what ...

Figurehead of a force that is deeply committed to community engagement. we are among the first to have had neighborhood officers mental health officers liaisons in, oh so many contexts beyond conventional or traditional law enforcement. i think that when you have 455 people, we have bachelors degrees, we come from all walks of life were highly diverse. i just think that were in a position poised to show the country that theres a different narrative that can be lived if only you commit to it. >> ...