moroccan descent. that is not a problem in and of itself but in the community it is one. a group of people feel they are segregated and they have not been integrated in the community well at all. as a result they feel it is a breeding ground for radicalization. this is video of our trip to molenbeek. not terribly long ago. as they were looking for the the paris attackers. we talk to people that say if there is not a sulchural extended change in molenbeek and brussels and belgium you will continue to see the terror cells grow out of the neighborhoods. so two-fold today, maureen. one, big news with the arrest and the fact that more are coming. second, this highlights the importance of trying to figure out how to prevent the group and the radicalizations from taking place. leon: a lot of work left to be done. scott thuman reporting live here. a woodbridge man admitted to trying to join isis. guilty. the friend was arrested. and awaiting trial. alexandria man who was allegedly fi
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Zenshin Daiko’s 25th Annual Taiko Festival Concert, a celebration of outstanding muscienaship played with upbeat fun and boundless heart, hits the stage at Castle Theater of the Maui Arts & Cultural Center on Saturday, June 15 at 7 p.m.
In celebration of 100 years of English-language kabuki productions at the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa, The Maiden Benten and the Bandits of the White Waves takes center stage at Kennedy Theatre. This classic kabuki play, also known as Benten Kozō written by Kawatake Mokuami, pays homage to Kennedy Theatre’s 60th season, encapsulating a century of kabuki tradition in Hawai‘i. Check out photos here!