Today's program looks at the rising tension created from the French government's radical defense of the publication and distribution of caricatures of the Prophet Mohammad as freedom of expression and Englightenment values while millions of Muslims in France and around the world protest the lack of empathy for their religion, which considers such cartoons blasphemous. Meanwhile, radicalized Islamist terrorists, some mentally ill, continue to carry out individual attacks, on Thursday, another knifewielding terrorist killed three people at a church in the French city of Nice. And the Turkish President seeks to take advantage of the wave of indignation making it a banner of his own. That report is followed by Spanish musicians inspired by the American jazz pianist Bill Evans.