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Phoenix / ISIS / Islamaphobes / Muslims #1179796

CBS Evening News for Wednesday, Aug 24, 2016
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Finally tonight, billboards are popping up all over the country with an eye catching message. We sent Dean Reynolds to get the story behind the science. The direct message that graces the Chicago interstate could well reflect the viewpoint of a lot of Americans in this case. It's a group of Muslim Americans, but neighbors don't realize that Muslims are absolutely opposed to ISIS. ISIS actually kills more Muslims than anybody else. Imam Malik Mujahid of Chicago is the force behind the blunt billb...
Reporter(s):
Dean Reynolds
Duration:
00:01:54

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