Stop islamic extremists and the attack against freedom of the press. An attack on freedom of speech. 12 people have been killed. A massacre at the french magazine in paris. Police have identified the masked gunman. This is a attack. They are beginning to attack soft targets. The publication Charlie Hebdo. Including caricatures of the prophet muhammed. Nobody is above satire. The right of free expression. Free compressionfrees expression and free press never can be eradicated. Draw distinction between these attackers and the rest of the muslim world. Nothing is more offensive to muslims than killing someone in name of religion. We begin in paris after the braise in military slaughter. French police have identified the three suspects the youngest of which is 18 years old and has reportedly surrendered to authorities. And Police Released photos of two brothers in their 30s one of whom has a past terrorism conviction. They are still at large. The three are believed to be the masked men who stormed the office of Charlie Hebdo office on wednesday. They executeed employees one by one, they told one, this is the work of al qaeda in yemen. Ing the shooters are shouting allah akbar. 12 were dead when they were finished and one wounded. Stopping to kill a Police Officer whom they had already wounded as he was on the ground hands raised apparently begging or the his life. World leaders joined french president Francois Hollande in condemning the attack. Translator greatly talented cartoonists journalists are dead. They left their mark on generations, through their rare independence. These men this woman died for the idea three had of france that is osay, freedom. Joining us from paris is al jazeera correspondent dana lewis. 18yearold hamyd mourad has surrendered. The other suspects, said and cheferchefer kouachiCherif Kouachi. The reason they got onto those three so quickly is there was an id card that was found in one of the vehicles used to flee scene after they came out on this boulevard shooting at police after they had already attacked the newspaper offices. We know that the kouachi brothers were from the suburb in northern paris and that Cherif Kouachi was particularly well flown by authorities prosecuted in 2008 under terrorism charges for supposedly helping to funnel insurgents to iraq to fight American Forces there. He said at his trial that he was particularly angered and motivated after he saw pictures of prisoners tortured at abu ghraib. We dont know much about mourad, he is apparently ofrench national turned himself into the police. He comes from reims not paris about 90 miles west of here. There was a major antiterror campaign from the police earlier in the evening. And detectives pouring out of the apartment look for any evidence that would tie that apartment or that scene to these attacks. The other thing we should mention antonio is when you look at the videos and talk to the eyewitnesses the other things you will note, you dont need to be an expert just to understand, they look very calm. They look very collected. The question is did they receive some kind of military training. As you mentioned in an earlier introduction, in fact that there are suggestions that one of them called out they had ties to al qaeda in yemen. Did they ever get training or intelligence . On the ground they seemed to have a lot of good intelligence about attacking the newspaper building, they knew where it was, how to approach it, they went in shot the guard almost immediately at the front desk and they went up coincidentally or perhaps not coincidentally they went in at 11 30 in the morning in broad daylight when all of the main staff of the newspaper were in there in an editorial meeting. Do they know that meeting was to take place . We dont know. But certainly they staked out this area and had some pretty good intelligence on their target. Is there fear that more people could be involved . Reporter there is certainly you know fear and suspicion in any of these cases that where did they get if they got training or where did they get support or what did they get motivation from. So that is something the authorities will look at. But certainly thats going to be a much deeper investigation into their backgrounds when theyre able to find out or get hold of them. The immediate concern is where are they and are they going to carry out more attacks and when they started shooting in the streets behind me i mean there was a lot of chaos here. I just talked to a woman who dropped her daughter off at a daycare center. This street was behind me full of people today, a lot of them didnt understand they could hear shots but they thought they were fireworks. It didnt dawn them that they were in the middle of a major terror attack. Police came on scene police on bikes were shot at and missed and it was that other policeman who was window was shot through by the ak 47. When we saw that vehicle being taken away, he was apparently shot in the leg and he was then basically assassinated in cold blood point blank range on the sidewalk when the gunman walked up to him to finish him off. It was a horrible scene but the reaction in paris was powerful thousands of people in the streets supporting the journalists. What did they say now . Je suis charlie. Je suis charlie. It has always been my impression and ive been coming in and out of france for 15 years, but theres a great tradition of journalism here of free speech and liberty people dont see this as an attack on one newspaper or one newspaper editor. They see it as an attack on free speech in france. Youre going to hear a lot of debate on whats going to need to be done. But people will use this as a launch platform to see theyre going to have to be tougher with muslims in france, strongly condemned these attacks within hours of when they occurred. We will discuss all of this in special edition of consider this. Dana lewis in paris. Thank you. For more were joined by fbi counterterrorism agent tim clemente involved in security and counterterrorism. Tim good to have you back ton show. To the civilian eye this attack looked like commandos an mission warmed kalashnikovs, with precision as a team. It really appears significantly different than any lone wolf attack or terrorism attack on the thaws weve seen in the last decade. What does that tell us . That tells us that what theyve been doing in other parts of the world are coming the western world. What happened in pakistan at the school attack, the military school 132 children were killed. We go back about a year and a half ago to the westgate mall, the al shabaab attackers killed about 32 children in that attack and it was a multiple man attack using ak. 47s ormgs go back to the bhiem mumbai attack in india. Against western targets or targets associated with the west. There was one big difference. In this case they were going after a very specific target. Absolutely. And also that the terrorists werent suicidal. They clearly had a plan to get away. Absolutely. There is no doubt about it. This was not going to be a suicide by could be in the arena of where they were operating and they were not suicide bombers. They went in there to do a target assessment, pick out the targets they wanted picked those targets and get out of there. They made good their escape. Obviously they planned some of the events, but the plan that they had to carjack a vehicle shows they werent that planned but very brutal, the fact that they separated women and ruthlessly assassinated a Police Officer pleading for his life on the sidewalk acknowledge is kind of a dichotomy but how these pem are. They were very accurate in their shooting. Do you have any doubts you saw a police car that was shot multiple times from a distance. Do you have any doubt these guys had received significant training . They had received significant forms of training and Tactical Training too. It doesnt prove they were part of a military unit but certainly could have been. They had firearms discipline, were disciplined in use of the weapons, they werent spraying on full auto, nearly one contacts wound into his head and killed him. He didnt waste ammunition, didnt sprays from behind the truck, he moved up for the kill. That shows they were very very confident in whration they were what they were doing and that means confidence in what they were doing. Syria having Muslim Population more french muslims going to syria and iraq to fight i. S. I. L. More than any one western country. Is that the fear these are getting radicalized training and go back to their countries . The radicalization is the big fear because whether they go over there for training or not they can still be a very, very big threat especially in a city and country with about a 10 Muslim Population. Only asmall percentage of that would be radicalized or outside the normal practices of islam and decide to become violent. With 10 of the population being muslim can still be a large number. Could be significant from there and those that have those western passports not only are a threat in paris if they return home but anywhere in the western world where they can travel most free reply with a western passport. Clearly they had training but a lot of reports out there saying one of them may have left an i. D. In the car and they didnt look that professional. Your reaction to that . The facts that they left an i. D. In the car could have been, it fell out of the pockets when they jumped in or out of the car. That is kind of an amateur act but i dont know what their end game was their plan flots being not being identified but use those transportation methods if they couldnt leave the country or without identification, that amaze have been why they had it with them. An eyewitness said one of the gunmen who spoke french perfectly, to tell them this was al qaeda in yemen. The Associated Press reporting that the suspects have a connection to yemen had the editor on the magazine on its hit list of westerners who had insulted the muslim faith and deserved death. Do you see them as the main suspect here . Well, i dont know that theyre the main suspect. They may be the inspiration which again the magazine inspire that you just mentioned is meant to reach out to others. The digital format could go to anywhere in the world. We go back to the tsarnaev brothers a year and a half ago and what they did at the Boston Marathon bombing. Those guys were highlighted in inspire magazine. Even if they werent involved with anyone in the asian peninsula, they are inspired by it to do this type of attack. I think we might see that theres been communications back and forth but doesnt mean these individuals ever traveled to yemen or anybody in aqap. Boston after the marathon bombing there the city was virtually shut down but here the people took to the streets. And the suspects were able to escape. The Police Response probably wasnt immediate enough. I was kind of amazed in that described dwroavideo that showed the gunmen out firing without police cars driving in with guns blazing and lights firing. They were able to confine the tsarnaev brothers on foot basically to a small neighborhood and in this case they were fleeing in a vehicle and their exact direction of travel may not have been known immediately. One real concern about intelligence one at least was known by french intelligence. Tim clemente, good to have with you us. For what this could mean, im joined by rand counterterrorism analyst colin clark. Colin good to see you. On air force 1 the u. S. Was not aware of any significant threats oamerican interests related to the attack in paris. Should that reassure us . Homeland security is not raising the u. S. Terror alert. 80, i think that should be reassuring. Look yes i think that should be reassuring. Doesnt mean theres a connection to the United States. When we talk about the west we talk about the west very broadly to include the United States, to include canada, to include western europe and even countries like awfort. Australia. So much of the focus on International Terrorism has been on i. S. I. L. Now were talking about al qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula both groups have threatened to attack the american heart land. The underwear bomber in 2009 and potential attack in 2010. Which do you see as a bigger threat to the United States . Well, its difficult to rank these groups and say this is the most dangerous threat, this is priority number 1 this group is 1a. I think youre right i think the media has been focused primarily on i. S. I. S. But terrorism analysts the u. S. Government Law Enforcement and others have been focused on i. S. I. S. In addition to groups like al qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, groups like jabat al nusra, there have been a wide universe ever jihadistuniverse of yifdist jihadist groups. Are all lone wolves still in your estimation a more likely threat to the United States than a military attack, militarystyle attack like what we saw in paris . I think one of the big factors is geography. Obviously europe is a lot closer to whats going on in the middle east. There are more native europeans fighting overseas with i. S. I. S. And other jihadist groups. In that sense being surrounded by two ocean has saved the United States. I think threat of lone wolves and individuals radicalized by the internet or inspired by these groups certainly rhymes significant priority significantly with respect to soft targets. I want to soft targets mr. A moment. But we were just talking about the mumbai massacre in 2008, 160 people were killed there. Senator Lindsay Graham just raised something that has got to give us pause. Lets listen. Theyre moving away from military style targets. They are going targets soft targets. Is that our biggest concern now, that they could go after soft targets since the most obvious targets have been fortified. Yes, i 30 so. Its interesting that terrorists havent conducted more attacks against soft targets. Shopping malls other targets its quite easy to strike out against these types of targets as opposed to infrastructure or other places that are being watched a lot more closely. And how do we stop those attacks against soft targets . Because obviously we cant secure everything. You cant be everywhere at the same time. Its really, really difficult. It puts the onus on intelligence on Law Enforcement and on everyday citizens who see something that doesnt look quite right speaking up instead of just staying mum and really doing our best to remain vigilant. Because although 9 11 was quite a while ago the threat was it still looms large. And how good is our intelligence . Because theres been a lot of criticism after the nsa and all the surveillance abuses there the land were issues, with the newnew yorks police department, how they tried open trade to penetrate muslim communities. Is that the only way to thwart mechanisms like this . You have to be lucky and good. So far we have been both. You have to give lot of credit to Law Enforcement to the fbi to the Intelligence Community as well and external snowden revelations didnt do anything to help make the governments job easier. In fact its most likely led to terrorists changing their trade craft which is only going so make things more difficult. But i think you know working with our partners overseas with our allies closer coordination between Law Enforcement and the intelligence communities here will go a long way toward mitigating these attacks these types of attacks. How concerned are you that weve damaged our abilities to go after these guys, with everything thats happened in the intelligence world in the past couple of years . Im very concerned. Its a real threat. Folks that are concerned about having their email read need to look at the broader picture. Its a difficult step to balance security its a fine line. Its something we always need to be vij lands we always need to be aware of, at the end of the day, Law Enforcement needs its intelel. Thanks colin. Thanks. A close are look at the flup newspaper who was attacked. What do you think . Join the conversation ajconsiderthis and on our facebook page. Islamic leaders across the world have condemned the attack in paris but what is the role in battling extremism . Nihad rawad joins us from washington d. C. Nihad good to have you with us. Thank you. While there were condemnations from the arab league and egypt, saudi arabia, tunisia, are they doing enough to condemn terrorism . I think its very important to condemn terrorism and differentiate between islam and terrorism. A major analyst saying these jihadists, referring to them as terrorists, can you not equate jihad which is a legitimate thing with terrorism. Which is not legitimate. Come demg terrorism today to continues to speak against these phenomenon and to save our faith, the faith that 1. 6 Million People live it and love it, but we have few extremists who took control of our image through unfortunately high profile executionstyle and murders like we have seen today. So we have to continue to differentiate and save our faith from the hands of the few. Right. So it is important. And also, the fact that we encourage our communities especially in the west, to be sinklycivically engaged. To use power use the islamic way, to live with people, to love your neighbor, to work within the system, change things that you disagree with, including even dealing with the opposition those who mock you those who disagree with you. We do not use violence and today i tweeted using the koran itself which many people sometimes dont know or dont understand especially in the west, the koran in chapter virtues 63, says those describing the believers when those who mock them address them they say peace. So our response to mockery and making fun of our faith and even our religious figures should continue to be peace if we follow the koran and if we follow islamic tradition. Those attackers today who said they avending the profit we say to them you insulted the prophet today, you insulted the koran. I understand theres a specific definition of jihad in islam and it has been used in a way to equate it with terrorism i understand your point there i understand that terrorists act as totalitarian fascists, and we have a powerful cartoon that shows the moderate muslim caught in the middle, with one side accusing them being with the infidels and one on the other side accusing them of being with the terrorists. What should the world be for you . To continues to use with the koran the way we understand its 1. 6 billion people, not only today but throughout centuries even to the european civilization, these are the values that makes humanity dont thrive and survive. But unfortunately there are political issues that politicians have to take care of. And the integration of muslims in france and urpz and the unitedeurope and theUnited States is an important issue that we have to keep in mind. But the use of violence completely not used in muslim for the issue of mocking of those who disagree with us. A very famous guy had england spoke out to freedom of expression do not extend to the prophets of ah allah. I disagree with him. God in the koran allowed satan to speak. Truth stands outs from falsehood. We are not threatened when people speak outs against us. Reed by the name of he who created you, in the koran we as muslims, we honor the pain. We learn by the pen. So education expressing one self even when we gray with others, it should not constitute as a threat to us. When we threat to ourselves when we do not allow people to speak their mind, there is no compulsion in religion. You cannot force people to like you. People like you when they are convinced you behave, that is their choice thats protected under islamic law under islamic faith and should be protected by islamic behavior today. A wellknown muslim cleric in france went to the scene of the massacre, said they were barbarians sold their soul to hell. Then he added i hope the french will come out solidarity. And not like in germany pickup nationalist antiimmigration parties are on the rise in europe. So is there any doubt and im sure youre afraid of this that this will lead to more you Islam Islamophobia . It is a threat to american and European National security. We should an frayed of any attempts to marginalize silence any degree of people, to allow hit speech. When antislammism was allowed in the 1940s we saw how it ended up in genocide of jews in europe. We felt endangered but everyone else should be feeling endangered by the hatewave that we see rising in europe. And we urge religious cultural and political leaders to curb and curtail these movements by their leadership, their leadership of guying unity and exercise of free feature espeech and religious freedom for muslims and muslims alike in urm. Europe. If this attack leads the more action he against muslims in europe we could very easily be a support of jihadists that could easily become a circle and i dont know how break it. I support the statement that was made by the president of france that this attack today was on unts, unity the focus should be on unity not division. French expats and others, crirchtsyouchristians and muslims and jeufs andjewsand people of no faith the message was were united, i held the sign that says we honor the pain we honor free speech. This is not about faith, it is about people who have no faith. People who believe that other people threaten them because they believe differently. And i think a majority of us, muslims Christians Jews and people of no faith have to be united against few literally the few people and we should not fall to their level when we start to mock each other divide each other and alienate each other, just because we lack leadership and we lack the wisdom to see and celebrate the diversity that god created us. Niha drveg awad of care, glad you are able to join us tonight. Thank you. Straight ahead well take you into the center of the interview of the l editor who was murdered. The increase for journalists who already face more danger than ever before ever before the vicious attack thatting killed 12 people at Charlie Hebdo in paris was not the first time it was attacked. Afterwards, at stefan charbonier, without free speech we are dead. We cant live in a country without freedom of speech, i prefer to die rather than live like rat. Three prominent cartoonists were killed, a winner of the french legion of honor and some somingsing called france cartoonist. Fran if to have you with us. Charlie hebdo first antagonized many muslims eight years ago when its republished danish car antennas etoons of the prophet muhammed acknowledge that enraged muslims when it was published in you 2005. Doesnt just make fun of islam. Good evening. This newspaper is wellknown for being extremely provocative and defies all forms of censorship. It is not just muslims it has targeted christians, jews, men women, anyone it can poke fun at and attack at an amusing fashion with the power of the pen it does. And those words that you just played from mr. Charbonienier is quite chilings in the way they approach all chilling in the way they approach all things they covered. He told reporters i dont understand how people can attack a newspaper with heavy weapons a newspaper is not a weapon of war. But as we showed earlier the newspaper was fire bombed in 2011 a Police Officer was guarding the paper he was the first to die today. Stefan charb observingni reservation had had Police Protection because he had gotten multiple Death Threats including one that had his picture in an al qaeda magazine. So while nobody could expect a horror like this they certainly knew they were threatened. On the face of it, it does seen an unlikely targets. But Charlie Hebdo has long been on the hit list for potential idea ofistjihadist attacks. The fear about attacks, Islamic State have called for attacks on france, and basically today the attacks coincided with the release of a rather Controversial Book which imagination france as an islamist government in the future. This is a topic of debate, it was on the cover of this weeks publication of Charlie Hebdo which came out today. They delve intermediate a very controversial topic and goes to say that the media is not immune from this kinds of attack. Have other outspoken french journalists been threatened by extremists . Not that im aware of. A press has postarms security in front of our headquarters where im speaking right now. Lemonde newspaper has beefed up security and newspapers around france in metro stations, on the streets, shopping stores, you name it, france is barricading itself. In the past the french government had advised against publishing some of its satirical issues. Defend a picture of muhammed naked. For the freedom of expression and the media the fact that Media Outlets should not be the targets of such attacks. There are definitely News Organization he that have chosen to pixillate. Ap has chosen not to do that prospective. An interview with al jazeera in 2012. We are a country ever the rule of law. We respect french law. Our only limit is french law. It is that which we have to obey. We havent enfringed french law we have used our freedom as we understand its. And to pursue that freedom i know the french managed le monde french magazine le le monde the guarantors of our democracy, do you think the attack as an effort to intimidate french journalists has failed . I hope so. They certainly a lot of defiance going around. And calls for this not instill terror which is obviously what its aimed at. Not just that journalists have come together, we hold bl an unused newsroom, rallies around the country with tens of thousands of people are pouring into the street the street brandishing pens too, as a sign of the extents owhich we should go to protect this freedom of expression. The sign that journalists helping out i had not heard of, heartwarming and great, should be happening we should not be hiding, we should come out and protect our expression. Fran blandy of the agence france. We thank you for your time. Attack on the freedom of the press and the freedom of expression. Well talk about about the issues it raises for those who are in the world. Theres also been support for terrorists. Well look at both later on. On. Hitech led farming. We always get perfect plants everyday. Feeding the world. This opens up whole new possibilities. Tech knows team of experts show you how the miracles of science. This is my selfie what can you tell me about my future . Can effect and surprise us. Dont try this at home. Tech know where Technology Meets humanity only on Al Jazeera America welcome back to the special edition of consider this. The terrorism in paris was more than just an attack on a controversial newspaper. It was an attack on journalism, freedom of expression and silence the voices of those with whom they disagree. We stand with you in solidarity be and in commitment of confronting extremism and in the cause from which the extremists fear so much. They may wield weapons but we in frants and the unitedfrance and the United States wield something that is far more powerful, not just a pen but a pen that represents an instruments of freedom. Courtney, good to have you with us. You just heard secretary kerry talk about the power of the pen. There really are serious consequences if that pen is silenced or if journalists are afraid to speak out. Absolutely. Society depends on journalists to tell them about whats happening in their backyards and globally. Journalists are on the front line of providing information to the public and so when we see a brazen horrific attack like this on journalists regardless of whether theyre engaged you know in satirical editorial cartoons or if theyre on the front lines reporting it sends a very, very chilling message to journalists in france, europe and across the world. When Charlie Hebdo was fire bombed acknowledge there was an debtdealt torl thateditorial that said, Charlie Hebdo was he called the paper stupid for provoking muslims. The paper then the Financial Times ended up editing out the insult. Both papers were very clear in saying the attacks were inexcusable. But bringing up the issue whether we should Say Something just because we can. We should be able to say whatever, when we can. And we should be editors and not masked armed gunmen. It is problematic ohear statements like that because it can create an atmosphere where journalists are afraid to comment on issues that are of critical importance. And the fact is that this newspaper seemed to be pretty equal opportunity offender. Insulter, right. As you say the goal of these attacks clearly is to cause the media to selfcensor. But is there appropriate selfcensorship . Most responsible tv network including this tv network wont show the offensive cartoons. It depends on each network and each journalist to determine what they feel is in the public interest. Its hard to put a blanket Statement Like that. Where do you have journalists on the ground, what is your Risk Assessment . I know there are News Organization he that have chosen to publish cartoons out of solidarity and others have decided flolt to do that and i think you have to leave that up to each individual. I think what why have to be concerned about is whether this creates an environment in which people, journalists feel they cant cover these issues or comment on issues that have to do with islam or has to do with muslims in general. Senator lindsay graupel gave a warning to the press on wednesday, lets listen to that. The people in your business need to be concerned. Copy cats, im convinced there are people in our land that are ready to did attacks like this. Do you see this as hyperbole or should american journalists be worried . I think it behooves journalists and Media Organization he to take steps increase their security and making sure they are taking steps that are realistic and not crossing the line you by upsetting the balance between civil little bit and security. The past years have been the most dangerous for journalists on record. Weve seen journalists being turned into statements by the Islamic State and with this brazen attack so i think we did have to be concerned. What i hope is that well see that in fact this inspires people to rise up against this sort of intimidation and realize that everyone is better off when people can freely express themselves and instead of attacking journalists to do that why dont they you know create their own cartoons or get a try combat speech with more speech instead of kalashnikovs. Talk ugh about resisting controversy, l publishing images of muhammed in 2005, he is on the al qaeda hit list as the Charlie Hebdo cartoonist. I asked him if he would do what did he again . And this is what he said. If i say would i not do it again i would send a very unfortunate signal to those who threaten me and the newspaper. It would mean you do not get less intimidation, you get more intimidation because you tell people it works. Im sure you agree with him. I think thats an excellent point. We see that around the world when journalists are attacked, killed or imprisoned, it is actually all too common. The journalists who are killed are murdered for covering stories in their own backyards local journalists covering local stories or commenting on local stories, they are the ones who are targeted for murder. We need the stand up to that kind of intimidation and in solidarity with Charlie Hebdo with all journalists who are literally putting their lives on the line to cover these issues and to explain these issues to us which is really i think what those editorial cartoons were doing. Cowrnts counters. Courtney raj. Thank you. The worldwide outrage but also outrage owtion support for terrorists. Hi everyone, im John Siegenthaler in new york. Coming right up after consider this. New information behind the attack today in paris. Je suis charlie. Sympathy for the newspaper and the victims. Plus taking on muhammed. Why newspapers and their writers have been threatened. Comedian Harry Scherer joins the conversation after consider this. This. Millions of people around the world reacted to the paris attack on social media and shockingly a vocal bunch expressed support for the gunmen gunmen. Hermds hermellahermella joins us. Banned the honor of the muslim women and have you not seen how they treat our sisters. Mock islam got what they deserved. Dont mock islam and expect roses in return. Western protection of contracts who insult the prophet, chearld hebdo is Charlie Hebdo is meant to be an example. When i started my research i half expected those deletes were blocked or deleted by the time i got to them. But they were very much there. Some self declared Islamic State supporters, we reached identity to twitter to inquire about them. They wouldnt comment on individual accounts but we can presume they violated twitters policy of insighting violence online. Some could be in the u. S. Some could be in the u. S. , someone on his or her profile was rights here in new york city. People do feel emboldened and now but its a little bit shock that at this time they would say some of the things we are reading. The overwhelming amount of comments online were condolences and support for the victims and anger of what happened. Absolutely. In this vocal minorities you really have to dig to get at the comments. Holding up l signs that had the hshts je suis charlie. That French Version was used nearly 2 million times it was used in english acknowledge arabic and in german ich bin charlie. That only fuels that sort of thing. What is the dominating message online . I think the overwhelming number of people are saying, we will not be silenced. The overwhelming cents imwhen this first happened, cartoonists released drawings in response to the attack. Lets me show youlet me somehow you some of them. Tommy unger. And drawing first who shooting a cartoonist who was drawing with a pen not a weapon. And taking us back to 9 11, in its two pencils are the twin towers and a plane is flying into them. And, love is is stronger than hate. It is a time to defend free speech and freedom of the press. No freedom without freedom ever the press. Thank you hermella. Thank you for joining us for this special edition of consider this. The conversation continues on our website aljazeera. Com considerthis and you can tweet me amoratv. Well see you next time. The demand. At the public librarys main branch, Homeless Individuals rush in when the doors open, some are even dropped off by a shuttle bus from the homeless shelters. Once inside, they log onto computers to job hunt or check email. They meet friends or just read protected from the elements. For many years we would sort of open our doors and say okay, weve done our job, because were providing them a warm place to go if theyve got no place else to be. 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