father mussie is from eritrea, and for many refugees, he's the last hope. >> whe that, i call the coast guard in italy or malta -- often both. i send them the information so they can locate the boat carrying refugees on the mediterranean. >> his phone number has been found scratched into the railings of refugee boats. it's handed around refugee camp across north africa. right now, the weather is still too poor to make the crossing, but soon people will again risk their lives on rickety, overcrowded boats, at the hands of unscrupulous people smugglers. all for the hope of a better life in europe. services for the eritrean catholic congregation in basel. father mussie's bishop sent him to switzerland, where he tends to 14 congregations across the country. the congregants are grateful for the occasional mass said in their native language. life isn't always easy for immigrants in switzerland. in his sermon, father mussie talks about the responsibility that everyone has for their own fate. the priest knows the problems faced by the members of his flock -- after all, he was himself a refugee

here he is 177, and eritrea has the least press freedom -- syria is 177th. religious motives are increasingly used to intimidate journalists. >> we observed similar cases in kuwait and pakistan as well where journalists are punished for covering state issues. >> journalists attempting to report from the region are frequent the kidnapped and murdered. >> to the u.s. now where a court in the state of montana has sentenced a man to 70 years in prison for the deliberate homicide of a german exchange student. >> he will not be eligible for parole for the first 20 years of his sentence. he was convicted in december. prosecutors said during the trial that he had lured the student into his garage before firing or blast -- 4 blasts with a shotgun. >> in germany is one of the biggest arms exporters in the world, coming under increasing pressure to overhaul its weapons ministry. >> critics say germany continues to sell weapons to countries with catastrophic human rights records. german weapons have been found in conflict zones from libya to south sudan. >> that sparked

most of them coming from syria eritrea and subsaharan africa. the second most traveled, the eastern mediterranean and eastern border routes. most of the 52,000 traveling had way came from syria and afghanistan. the western immediate trainan and west africa west african roots most of them from cameroon algeria and mali and finally the west balkan route, most from kosovo, afghanistan and syria .1. >> an italian court has sentenced the captain from the wrecked costa concordia to 10 years in prison. but as claudio levanga reports he may not go to prison for months even years. >> it's been a verdict that many were waiting for since 2012. on wednesday night captain francesco schettino was sentenced for his part of the wreck of the costa concordia. schettino was given a five year sentence for causing a maritime disaster after he sailed the cruise liner into rocks near the island of gilio. banned for five years from the helm of commercial vessels. concordia survivor is he she says she has been waiting for this day for three years. >> six months for the