Muslim groups would harbor terrorists. In december president ial candidate donald trump in his characteristic style declared that he wanted and would support, i quote, a total and complete shut down of muslims enteri the United States until our representativ es can figure out what is going on. This remark, which he presented as a written statement and d s since verbally supported, touch of a fear as some sought to distance themselves from what they felt was a provocative statement, even as the idea of some sort of religious litmus test for entry into the country was being bandied about. We have a great panel here this morning to talk about this idea of a religious litmus test for entry into the United States. To my immediate left is hahaan selim, the imam at the Islamic Center here in cedar rapids iowa. Next to him is jim leach from the university of iowa and also at the university of iowa. Welcome gentlemen. Jim welcome. Heather obviously the impetus for this papaicular show is groron
Defects infects thousands and is in 23 countries. Im an maniac and everyone on the stage is stupid, fat and ugly and then you are a terrible surgeon and now we got the donald trump portion out of the way. Reporter president ial rivals talk about donald trump for boycotting the Republican Debate in iowa. But first syrias opposition insists it wont be attending talks at ending the war despite the u. N. Saying the talks will indeed go ahead on friday. Opposition leaders say representatives will not travel to geneva unless certain conditions are met and these include a lifting of sieges, a halt to air strikes and the release of what they describe as wrongfully detained prisoners of conscience, a syrian delegate led by the foreign minister had already said that it would attend. We can go live now to geneva, our diplomatic ed tore james base is there for us and james who is there and who is not . Well, no one is actually here yet. The United Nations for talks that were supposed to take place
Of a community in crisis. And a photographers vision for making peace. Topping it off the nations most expensive fixer upper, and why this is a project republicans and democrats agreed is worth the price good evening, thanks for joining us. Im joie chen. Can the n. R. A. Be beat . For decades the powerful gun rights lobby targeted and helped to defeat politicians that tried to take over gun control wars. In washington they took a vote to the people. America tonights adam may looks at a new method that could tighten gun laws across the u. S. , and has the n. R. A. Sounding the alarm. Reporter some gun owners in Washington State are fired up. We got crumbled. Annette is a 6time rifle champion. That is the rifle i shoot for the u. S. Team. Thats my baby. She led a campaign against pallet initiative i 594. They Waste Resources on something that will not make washington safer. Reporter 594 was designed to plug loopholes, mandating background checks for private sales and gun transfers. On el
Dr. Crystal dilwort h is a scientist. Thats our team. Hello, welcome to techno. Im phil torres joined by lindsay moran, dr. Shay somora and dr. Dilworth. I just got back with an exciting week of my life, and it was all for science. With you jump on an oneton tiger shark . Well, thats the opportunity i got to do with these researchers based out of university of miami. We went on a boat in the Bahama Bahamas bahamas, in the name of sharks. Lets take a look. Shark on shark. The very name inspires wonder and fear, vilified as the worlds ultimate killing machine, but their badboy image is all wrong, according to these guys. I havent had a single bad day with sharks in 35 years of doing business. If there is a shark around, youre likely to find jim in the water with the camera. We have 400 billion years of sharks shaping our oceans health. And in the last 50 years on my watch weve literally destroyed it. One in six of all sharks that have been threatened with extinction. The university of mi
Good afternoon. Congratulations it is a big event to publish a book it is a big deal so congratulations. I really love to read this said i thought we would talk about what drew you to the project about Oliver Wendell holmes and the implication for First Amendment issues today then we will throw out there but i was hoping to begin you could read one page from the book, page member for this is actually not thomass writings but it helps to capture very well what he was struggling with what is so great about this book. This is from holmes dissenting opinion in the 1919 case abrams vs. United states. The first case that holmes defends the importance of free speech and that is a turning point in our history of the First Amendment. Incredibly powerful dissent especially the last paragraph that he tries to explain in a philosophical way why it is important why we have a freespeech in did begins in the strange and income grew way as if he makes the case against freespeech, not for its. Persecut