with $8 60,000 going to ahmed so he could secure venues.he rest went to two california management companies that ahmed brought in to prepare for the concer concerts. legitimate looking contracts followed. >> i was told that i would get a percentage of the ticket sales and the ticket sales were significant. i mean, it could be 10x return on my money. >> reporter: so you thought you could have gotten $10 million for your $1 million investment? >> that was conceivable. >> reporter: in his e-mails ahmed was reassuring writing, the most important thing for me is that everything is clean. and based on a relationship. were you suspicious at all? >> i was suspicious in the beginning. and, as a result, i had a lot of various stipulations that i needed. i needed a lot of answers to my questions. >> reporter: and ahmed apparently had no problem providing them. the team met last august at this burbank, california, restaurant. >> he was prada and gucci head to toe. he was arrogant but also he was a nice guy, but he also had a bit of an edge and an arrog

ahmed is scheduled to be sentenced tomorrow. after pleading guilty to wire fraud, the government is asking for a prison term of eight years. vicki liviakis, kron 4 news. >>jacqueline: we are going to be seen falk through the overnight hours, so let's take a look at our current conditions. we do have temperatures in the '60s and '70s with portions of the bay area and '60s. as a look ahead to tonight, we will have falk especially to the coast line which will link into tomorrow and we are going to come back to the weather in just a bit. pam? pam? put on other flights. pill. 3:30 p.m. protest by community members to declare today as national hoodie day in honor of trayvon martin, a 17- year-old from sanford, fla. who was shot by neighborhood watch commander george zimmerman. part of nationwide protests organized by the stop mass incarceration network and >>catherine: the one thing that's clear, there was a confrontation. 911 calls record someone in the background screaming for help and then you hear the fatal shot. a key question is

alnour ahmed left the residential home he was staying in to join the protest.ut not all asylum seekers are brave enough... >> we need unity with all the refugees that's what i hope. and the problem is people are afraid. they fear and you ask them why? if i'm going there i will be in trouble and after it not good for my asylum case. >> alnour ahmed barely has time to consider his own case. for the last few months, he's been busy providing three meals a day to the some 150 people at the camp. bashir zakari has settled into life here too. he lives with about 20 others in this tent. i sleep there. you can see my laptop i use to chat with my friends. >> napuli langa is one of the few women at the protest camp. she and bashir zakari, along with others, spent the whole winter here in freezing conditions. they're determined to stay put. here in berlin's kreuzberg district, they're fighting for asylum seekers to have the right to move freely throughout europe and to work. >> everybody knows why we are here. that is a good example for everyone, refugees all over europe,

he met with somebody there called ahmed. ahmed also hosted an al qaeda cell leader from britain in november of the same year, 2008. i was in manchester, england, when that cell leader and other people from that cell were arrested because they'd been in contact with this person, ahmed, in pakistan, and that was something that had been picked up by british intelligence in working with the nsa. we understood that at the time. we also later understood -- this was back in 2009 -- that when najibullah zazi was caught, it's because the account, the e-mail account of ahmed in pakistan was being watched, and that led, after these arrests in the uk, that led to triggering suspicion about zazi when he contacted it. so you have these arrests in the uk that seem to result from this as well. you have the arrest of zazi, and there was also another operative in norway who was also in contact with this ahmed e-mail person in pakistan, and he also was picked up, again, through, it appears, this same technique. and this same data trolling. so

. >> good evening, i'm ahme ahmed fareed. we start with the hottest team in all of baseball.d as coming in tonight avenue having won 14 of their last 16-league-games.Ñi miller park, tommy marone. che check them out of play.xd tommy malone getting it done. 2 for 4 with an rbi. as win-230, the team grab ds their third wreak. i'll put it on after a few days a go. >> everything was kind of, you know, as we had hoped and an tis ated. so i mien, hey, listen. it's a little built of foo many numbers. >> that's so good to check that out. >>> he took the time to attend a driening. >> judge dvd, by the way, makes about it. more news after this broadcast. ♪ ♪ i gotta go deposit a check, transfer some money. so it's your uncle's turn. what? wait, wait, wait... no, no, no, wait, wait. (baby crying) so you can deposit a check... with the touch of a finger. so you can arrange a transfer in the blink of an eye. so you can help make a bond... i got it. that lasts a lifetime. the chase mobile app. so you can. >>> being prepared is knowing thr than the flash leelgts are. >> kabang hes her smell.

passenger ahmed is a survivor today he's on a pilgrimage paying tribute to the dead. my school. sally as i don't know so i started in one thousand nine hundred eight during the allen national a military campaign waged by saddam against the kurds my village was completely destroyed. and that some of the inhabitants would be ported to southern iraq and locked up in the terrible new grass on one prison counter. that. many women children and men were nasa created and thrown into mass graves we have. now got. the kurds have always dreamed of independence saddam hussein decided to eliminate the problem once and for all. his cousin to go down in history as chemical ali was in charge of the repression. on march sixteenth one thousand nine hundred eight his helicopters dropped bombs loaded with toxic gas over kurdish villages. one hundred thousand civilians were killed and three thousand villages were raised the kurds rebellion was crushed. here in the villages the peshmerga who didn't built up supply. anyone opposed to saddam could seek refuge here. so the regime began by attacking the

ahmed has filmed the aftermath of government shelling many times. >> (translated): we sunnis fear god. we wouldn't take a human life for no reason. unless people are armed and attack our homes and kill us and our children. we only retaliate against the army units that shell our homes and civilians. that's the only time we kill the regime's soldiers. >> narrator: across the river are regime forces, usually off limits to western media. their positions along the 40 mile valley defend syria's alawite heartland. this army checkpoint faces ahmad's village, and is one of the launching sites for regime attacks. the platoon commander is lieutenant ali ghazi. >> (translated): we are the syrian arab army, and our duty is to defend this homeland, to protect unarmed civilians, and to attack militants and destroy the armed mercenaries. >> narrator: rebel-held sunni villages are less than a mile away. this is president assad's front line. >> (translated): there are a lot of armed groups over there. they're particularly active at night or at dawn, when they're preparing to carry out armed attacks. th

ahmed is in school, a good school. a third of the children are from refugee families.e is in first grade. >> pineapple. school to learn english and become a canadian. >> i think the relief of being here is what will carry them through. it will not be easy, but in will not be impossible. will be the citizen of the country for the first time, but already i feel like one, because already i can do anything any canadian can do. there are more than 1 million palestinians in refugee camps who would like to know the feeling. the people say to me, tell them about us. do not let them forget about us. >> hello. i'm john cleese, and i hope you will join me for a unique experience: "global spirit." the first internal travel series with fantastic conversations and film segments exploring the most urgent, existential, philosophical, and spiritual issues of the 21st century. so, settle back, take a slow, deep breath, as we join our trusted guide and host, phil cousineau, on this fascinating episode of "global spirit," the first internal travel series.

ahmed is in school, a good school. a third of the children are from refugee families.e is in first grade. >> pineapple. school to learn english and become a canadian. >> i think the relief of being here is what will carry them through. it will not be easy, but in will not be impossible. will be the citizen of the country for the first time, but already i feel like one, because already i can do anything any canadian can do. there are more than 1 million palestinians in refugee camps who would like to know the feeling. the people say to me, tell them about us. do not let them forget about us. >> hello and a very warm welcome to the "journal" here on dw. >> thanks for joining us. coming up -- >> clashes escalate between police and protesters in istanbul. our correspondent says he's never seen anything like it before. >> levels are stabilizing in germany, but the battle to protect people's votes continues. >> has the european central bank overstepped its mandate? germany's highest court takes up the matter. the matter.

ahmed is in school, a good school. a third of the children are from refugee families.e is in first grade. >> pineapple. school to learn english and become a canadian. >> i think the relief of being here is what will carry them through. it will not be easy, but in will not be impossible. will be the citizen of the country for the first time, but already i feel like one, because already i can do anything any canadian can do. there are more than 1 million palestinians in refugee camps who would like to know the feeling. the people say to me, tell them about us. do not let them forget about us. >> the following program is an original production of linktv. chinaigh stakes summit, 's president and barack obama look for a new vision for their countries. really thelowers biggest security threat? and how this fishermen became a popular public in japan. right here on link asisa. -- linkasia.

ahmed is in school, a good school. a third of the children are from refugee families.e is in first grade. >> pineapple. school to learn english and become a canadian. >> i think the relief of being here is what will carry them through. it will not be easy, but in will not be impossible. will be the citizen of the country for the first time, but already i feel like one, because already i can do anything any canadian can do. there are more than 1 million palestinians in refugee camps who would like to know the feeling. the people say to me, tell them about us. do not let them forget about us. ""journal," and are headlines this hour. flood levels on the river elba are reaching a critical level, with some areas threatening to burst. and patience has its limits. rafael nadal winds and record eighth french open title, now with david ferrer in straight sets. >> and we begin here in

ahmed is in school, a good school. a third of the children are from refugee families.e is in first grade. >> pineapple. school to learn english and become a canadian. >> i think the relief of being here is what will carry them through. it will not be easy, but in will not be impossible. will be the citizen of the country for the first time, but already i feel like one, because already i can do anything any canadian can do. there are more than 1 million palestinians in refugee camps who would like to know the feeling. the people say to me, tell them about us. do not let them forget about us.

. >>> ahmed fareed. the as continue to impress and continue to win. tonight, get to chicago taking on those chicago white sox. top of the sixth is where we start. 4-2, chicago. changing that with a solo home run. he had two home runs on the day. it's one-run game. here's another home run. his first home run in 30 games. we're tied at four and going to exstwra innings in the tenth. he gaves the as a win. 5-4, grant ballfour doing it. >> this is great. i got the psh to watch these guys when i was hurt. when i came backseat, i was coming back to try not to screw anything up. i've done pretty good so far. >> you never feel like you're ever down on this team. if you're in the dugout, you probably know the difference. >> they continue to be the hottest team in baseball. he was the eighth overall pick last year. decided to go back to school. in game one of the nba finals tontd, in miami, the home team did not win. the spurs pulling off the upset. tony parker with a shot of the game here, putting the spurs up four request just seconds remaining. lebron james

ahmed wali karzai announced a ceremony in kabul today. the u.s. led nato will now shift to a supporting role. now the hand over clears the way for troops to come home by the end of 2014. >>> now the pentagon is said to put women in combat and according to the associated press, women could be training as navy seals and under the plan there could be one common job for each. opening combat roles, more women will be able to advance their careers to senior ranges -- ra nks. >>> new surveillance video of a robbery on muni, they are looking for two girls both under the able of 15. >>> good morning, highway 4 looks good coming up to the grade, we will tell you more about the bay area weather and more traffic straight ahead. . >>> welcome back, it is now 4:40, new videos and leaders posing for a group photo this morning, counterterrorism, including efforts to stop kidnapping in africa an actions against tax haven. yesterday they had a one-on-one meeting with vladimir puntin to try to find common ground on syria. >> we do have different perspectives on prob

ahmed -- a mediterranean diet. >> no thunder this morning, so not as interesting weather news.aybe we can have a repeat performance another day but not today. we will show you what is going on outside, we will start with graduations, we have a couple today. well start and zoom down to fremont high school in oakland, one of the oldest in the bay area, at 3:00, it will be 70 and drop down to 66. headed out college park high school, you know where this is? in pleasanton hill at 7:00, the falcons will graduate their senior class but they have it at the pavilion and concord and we have one more as we zoom to the east bay at -- no, hayward high school is the olders. 63 degrees at 5:30 and dropping to 60 at end of commencement. live doppler 7 hd shows the guys are testing the radar. right now, we have clouds. notice how quickly they will dissipate from north to south, it only take as little bit of time and it is actually pulling from east to west, also, so just a matter of another hour and everyone will have total sunshine. we will have high clouds from time to time, and still in the

home for lunch, he carefully stows his machine gun in the covered before his children's eyes -- when ahmed goes home for lunch. when he joined the village guards, he expected more recognition as a kurd. these days, he is disappointed. his former enemies may be promised an autonomous kurdish region. for him, that would be a nightmare. and if there's kurdish autonomy under their leadership, i will immigrate, or they will throw me now. if they do not kill me first. >> so this kurdish village guard remains at his post. peace between kurds and turks seems to be nearing. in contrast, reconciliation among kurds themselves is still very far away. >> no jobs for young people -- that is currently a big problem for many european countries. for sweden, too. in the past, sweden was often praised for its cradle to grave state welfare model, but that progress of the sod is beginning to crumble. today, one in four young swedes is without a job. the hurdles are too high for young job-seekers, say critics. companies prefer experienced staff. there is little on offer for people with no qualifications or for

home for lunch, he carefully stows his machine gun in the covered before his children's eyes -- when ahmed goes home for lunch. when he joined the village guards, he expected more recognition as a kurd. these days, he is disappointed. his former enemies may be promised an autonomous kurdish region. for him, that would be a nightmare. and if there's kurdish autonomy under their leadership, i will immigrate, or they will throw me now. if they do not kill me first. >> so this kurdish village guard remains at his post. peace between kurds and turks seems to be nearing. in contrast, reconciliation among kurds themselves is still very far away. >> no jobs for young people -- that is currently a big problem for many european countries. for sweden, too. in the past, sweden was often praised for its cradle to grave state welfare model, but that progress of the sod is beginning to crumble. today, one in four young swedes is without a job. the hurdles are too high for young job-seekers, say critics. companies prefer experienced staff. there is little on offer for people with no qualifications or for

ahmed fareed joins us with a double dose and funk ki news for the giants. >> yeah, some rough news early and some rougher news as 2 day went on. we start with the jush update. placed on the dl. his mri showed a hamstring. the giants have called up juan perez from fresno. we go to arizona now. giants taking on the first place arizona diamond backs. a nine-game road trip. started out okay. giants take a 1-0 lead. deep and gone. 3-1, the final score, diamond backs get a win in the first game of that series. how about the hottest team in all of baseball. josh donald son with a team down 3-0. no big deal. given one awry, this could have tied the game, but, no, reddick brings it back in the park. as win again, final, 4-3. >> just to compete. that's all we ask. for us just to hang around tonight was huge. great defense all around in the league. >> now, it's been a tough year for the san jose earthquakes. just last year, he led the team to the supporter's sheemd with the league's best regular season record and won coach of the year. >> what's steph up to this season. oh, here we go. keeping it l

. >>> ahmed fareed at the xfinity sports desk. the a's took care of business against the rangers. give you the highlights at at&t park. taking on the padres, to start, chris d'onofrio a single to center. that was a bad idea. juan perez has a gun. misses, and it gets them on the down swipe. nice play. in the eighth inning, tied 4-4. perez went through the hole in right, bell comes in to score. 5-4 the final giants get the victory. two games in the division, we're 2 up. a.j. pierzynski bottom of the inning, ian kinsler trying to score here, and he is it colliding with john jaso. rangers cut the lead to 3-2, that was all that texas could muster. a's win 6-2. game six, the nba final, spurs lead 3-2. fourth quarter, we got second to play, off the lebron miss. ray allen desperation three. wouldn't you know we got a tie game in ot. heat up one, less than 10 seconds to play, manu ginobili drives it. i don't know, last chance for san antonio. heat win by three, there will be a game seven in the nba finals. one more note, the sharks have locked up logan with a five-year contract extension.

will always attack the personality of the person exposing the crimes and not address the crime of ahmed al has an appalling track record he has reanimated an old law which is the one thousand nine hundred seventeen espionage act in america and he has used it i think six or seven times so far during the presidency to persecute and prosecute and threaten whistleblowers now this is more than all the other us president in aggregate in terms of use of the espionage act to crack down on whistle blowing and the fact that he's now using an antiquated piece of legislation that supposed to protect america from espionage against journalists and whistleblowers who act in the public good i think is just disgusting. private manning says he leaked the material because he felt the people had the right to know that the u.s. military had little regard for human life when fighting its wars in iraq and afghanistan there have been worldwide demonstrations in support of the embattled army private over the weekend thousands rallying in front of the courthouse where the trial will take place for example canada

. >>> ahmed fareed from the xfinity sports desk. however, only one got their game in. checking with the giants, no, they did not get their game in. st. louis with tornado warnings and such, game one of the three-game rematch postponed due to tornado warns. the two teams will play a double header tomorrow. more news with the giants. they say pablo sandoval out at least a week. he told trainers he was in pain during the eighth inning yesterday. boji said the team could play on the d.l. if the injury does fot improve in a timely manner. let's check in with the as. they did play, hosting the white sox, too. with one on, drives that one into the corner in right. getting alex to follow out. the last shutout from bartolo? 2011 against the as. how about that. >> so we don't like to push him too much over a hundred. it's usually right around a hundred that i take him out. he threw 95 in the eighth. threw his best velocity in the eighth i asked him how he's doing. he said good. i said how good? he said real good. that was it. that's all i needed to hear. >> the 49ers have signed

photo journalist ahmed sheikh was there when a peaceful protest spiraled into knoll out standoff between the police and protesters in taksim square more than forty seven hundred people are said to have been injured during clashes with police over the past week with amnesty international calling for an investigation into how the turkish police handled the protest rallies spread to squares and parks all over the country by then the message was no longer just about the trees. i will go on to have a change their plans about the park and give us our freedoms. earlier i think that the. prime minister knew exactly who he wanted to blame for the ever growing protest movement there is a problem called twitter right now and you can find every kind of lived there the thing that is called social media is the biggest trouble for society right now according to everyone the thousands and give the park are looters and alcoholics being spurred on by foreign spies who infiltrated crowds of demonstrators to spread dissent among the turks reportedly fifteen foreigners were arrested for their alleged role in

particularly when entire villages are involved in these bitter lanty mobs however local party leader ahmed shah hearts who personally knew one of the victims maintained security is improving post revolution egypt has experienced one of the best revolutions in history of the country is being healed very quickly we're almost in a stable situation there will be security we have a plan for the economy and security adventure this is little consolation for the families of victims like. they have seen no justice. the local security council said just give me one or the rest in twenty four hours of now mostafa has been dead for fifty days until you're ready director has done. against the backdrop of a skating civil unrest off the revolution many fear this violence is here. and that the west could be yet to come. true. in the meantime a look at war torn iraq through the window of a taxi but documentary just a couple of minutes away after the break. a u.s. senate committee has passed a bill that if signed by obama will allow the u.s. to put a lot of weapons into the hands of syrian rebels this seems

negotiator rouhani has not been for his consulting approach well earlier i spoke to iranian journalist ahmed the reza mahdi who says with rouhani as president because shay sions on iran's nuclear program with the west a more likely to be successful. the west has made a mistake a big mistake by imposing sanctions against iran a nation i would call the sanctions genocidal sanctions that are hurting the ordinary ukrainians but what i'm trying to say is that the art of negotiation perhaps which has been nonexistent in recent years maybe mr rouhani would be able to rebuild rein in negotiating team in such a way that they can negotiate the whole thing in a better way at the same time we need to understand that iran doesn't want anything more than its rights iran wants its nuclear rights to be respected and it is the west and the ball is now very much is in the court of the western countries who have been accusing that ahmadinejad's administration of being stubborn out and of being not very much serious about the talks now that message rouhani is in place is in office the west doesn't have any more

great expectations ahmed of the company's developer's conference. will there be a game-changing announcement and it will be the catalyst that brings investors back to the stock? dan, what is at stake here? because there's not a lot of expectations wilt s built in h >> the options market is implying a 3.5% move. the weekly options are going berserk. today, there were 75,000 of this week, of the 440 calls that traded and a lot are trading into next week. options traders are really trying to pick a bottom here, it appears. and it seems like on this network, we heard a lot of high profile people, these guys getting long here and thinking there's really good value. so, i think there's expectations that the stock works over the next year, without very little product info in the near term. >> right. and we're probably not going to get any product infoal here. ? a software conference, not a hardware conference. and it's seen that the biggest catalyst that could emerge from apple would be a low-cost phone, which is of course on the hardware side. >> one of t

cairo well let's now get more on the situation in egypt from ahmed badawi from the center for conflict analysis thank you so much mr pradelle you for joining us here on r t so when morsi came to power he promised to be a president for all egyptians as he failed. that's very clear but it's been clear on what we mean by fishy. so united egyptians behind a new framework that we're going to ideas the relationship together on the political level they haven't done much as we've gone through to say that it's failed as a president. but he has failed and somebody that many egyptians were looking for somebody who has studied this. that would decide the events the time the job and. you know. everybody. if you eat. well as you can see the society in its at this highly polarized and washington supported those. the revolt abroad morsi to power do you think now he's opponents will receive the same support from the united states well. this point because it wasn't exactly that a vote that broke most people thought oh. for the environment in which elections would head and it was these elections the book

particularly when entire villages are involved in these bitter lanty mobs however local party leader ahmed shah hearts who personally knew one of the victims maintain security is improving post revolution egypt has experienced one of the best revolutions in history the country's being healed very quickly we're almost in a stable situation there will be security we have a plan for the economy and security of bridges but this is little consolation for the families of victims like. who have seen no justice. the local security chief said just give me one legged dog and arrest him in twenty four hours now was to offer has been dead for fifty days and security director has done nothing. against the backdrop of escalating civil unrest off the revolution many fear this violence is here to stay and that the worst could be yet to come true for our team show came. an officer when herschel news and bring this our heavy rain has caused flooding across central europe leaving can stranded and houses and undated in germany two people have tried and over the last couple of days and local authorities are sc

to them i go up close personal and punch the living daylights out of them it's good you made them ahmed ali another. former boxer myself growing masi on a was the model i purposefully set out to follow on the day i decided not to be mama dolly not to be mike tyson a punch just to be rocky marciano remorselessly pun. punching punching but as a boxer i can tell you that you see in the other guy's eyes the point at which he wishes he was no longer. boxing you can throw in the towel but in politics in front of live t.v. come from all over the world you simply cannot and the there was no escaping he could run but he couldn't hide look up on you tube it's george galloway versus norm coleman who is long gone but george galloway of course on the on the ascent thanks so much for being on the council report pleasure all right that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser a four with me max kaiser and stacy herbert i like to thank our guests george gorgeous galloway a member of parliament for the respect party if you like to send us an e-mail please just kaiser reported r t t v dot are you

saw him sound off in a feisty one nil defeat at relegated our name empanelled to meet week end in ahmed just missed out on europe yet could goran remains a favorite for the dress group and russia coach fabio capello is gone said the mother of r t. from russian football to the russian combat sports of somebody where the host nation donated out the illustrious president's cup held for the seventh time here in moscow they call their child explains all. the comeback sport of samba turns seventy five this year it's a fusion of various tristen styles the smashing arts which was crafted in the soviet union and this year only teams from the former soviet republics were invited to take part in the presence cup in moscow even though somebody is looking to gain ground i think but this is a very prestigious tournament west asia eight four seventh's time and they could be pushing to get stuff for every year just look how heated the finals are i think it's a sign of how fast our sport is developing and i am really happy that somber is moving to worst the olympic family with traditional wrestling figh

blowback you remember what happened afghanistan with the way the cia but british and so on created and ahmed al qaida to fight the soviet union and then of course once the soviet union was finished the jihad is you can go why do they turn their attentions elsewhere and what we've got now then been managed to turn huge profits fortunately shrinking conference of syria into a giant terrorist training camp the majority of the people fighting in syria now against the syrian government foreign terrorists tens of thousands of them including converts from the e.u. some of them even britain when the war is over here they're going to come back to britain come back to western europe and continue their jihad but this time will be the talk it's what you expect the us to do next you expect them to go ahead with weapons supplies to the opposition. i think in the us will go ahead with weapons supplies this a number of people with a number of organizations and countries involved in this criminal drive to destroy secular syria one of them is the united states government not ordinary american people but their

the obama administration is not saying whether they will consider this exchange but afghan president ahmed wali karzai is willing to join peace talks as long as the u.s. follows through with promises made by john kerry. kerry is supposed to head overseas and is expected there in the next 48 hours. it includes releasing a u.s. army sergeant who went missing four years ago. details on his condition, they believe he is being held captive when i see you next. kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 morning news . time now 6:14, it is an awkward and they thanked mayor jean quan for accepting all of california's paroles. >> there was a wants disa proposal and we would all go to oakland. >> san francisco mayor ed lee and senator chuck hagel thanked them for passing the budget on time but mayor ed lee said the program helps to create jobs. >> that are willing to be part of their workforce and they thanked the governor for that. >> 75 young people who have had challenges in the past will have a summer job this year thanks to a program in east palo alto. all of them are between 14 and 24 and many have been in