al jazeera's john hendren reports now from minneapolis. >> they came in traditional clothes, bearing incense, chants, and a simple plea. that name has represented football in the nation's capitol since 1932. >> i don't think changing those names loving those people is doing anything to change any injustice they feel, is it? >> we'll have to buy different gear. >> you want them to keep it. >> yeah i do. >> how about you? >> i don't think this is right. >> there's other terms out there

john hendren, al jazeera, detroit. >>> president obama's security advisor says the u.s.t engaged in any military coordination with iran. susan rice's comments came after the wall street journal reported that obama wrote a letter to iran's supreme leader. we spoke to a professor at tehran university. >> i think that the iranians would obviously like to see a deal, but the iranians also have their red lines that basically are linked to iran's sovereignty. they recognize that the united states globally is in a much weaker position than before, the united states through its conflict with russia, the chinese over the south china sea, and also the general decline in the economy in europe and the united states makes it more difficult for the united states to sustain its hed hedgeonmy that it had before. and now the iranians unz that the americans need a deal, but the iranians say that the litmus test comes at the nuclear negotiations. the united states has to recognize iran's sovereign rights if the americans act on that fact front then i think the iranians will believe the ame

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john hendren has more >>> tens of thousands gather to watch the washington redskins play the vikings. hundreds of thousands protested the name. other teams invoke names of native americans. cleveland indian, chicago blackhawks, to name a few. none of them in vehicles a vehi derogatory term in relation to the colour of their skin of the protests will go on, in spite dan schneider saying he will not change the name. red skin fans say it is a tribute to native americans. it's a claim rejected here. it's a name that means the land of clear blue waters. it is played on what was dakota land. the protests are against the washington redskins, but are against minnesota authorities for allowing it to go on. >> john hendren reporting there from miles pennesota >>> the world's largest, more than 50,000 finishes. he finished in two hours, 10 minutes and 55 seconds. that is fast for you and i, but the slowest winning time in new york. he won the winning title in two hours. 25 minutes and 7 seconds. three seconds ahead of second place. >> i'm richelle carey. "real money" is next. for updates of news

here is john hendren to explain why. they came in trazitional -- traditional clones bearing incense and a plea. >> the name, washington redskins, represented football in the u.s. capital since 1932. many fans want to keep it that way. >> i don't think changing the names. it's not doing anything to change a need. >> if they change it, they'll have to buy new gear. >> you want them to keep it. >> i do. >> reporter: how about you? >> i agree, i don't think this is right. >> there's a lot of other names out there that come from derogatory terms. it's football, not a big deal. >> reporter: this is native american country, minnesota means land of clear blue water in the dakota language, and the arena is the university of minnesota stadium. native americans and supporters came by the thousands to tell the redskins to come up with a new name or go home. >> the name is not defensive. the fact that it's placed here is offensive. it is on dakota land. >> they are not welcome in our homes, because it is demeaning, dehumanizing and h

john hendren is live for us in detroit. hi there, john.ase tell us more about this magic plan that will erase all of those billions of debt for detroit. >> reporter: well, the judge wasted no time at all, about a minute into the courtroom, he announced he was approving the entire bankruptcy plan for the city of detroit, the largest municipal bankruptcy in u.s. history as you mentioned, and that involves not just wiping out about $7 million in debt to unsecured creditor, the city is about 18 to $20 billion in debt, so they have done a number of things. they have cut pensioners income to about 95% of what it is -- they are cutting it by 4.5%. the judge said in looking over this plan, that was not just reasonable but borders on the miraculous. so all of the various groups had agreed to what they are calling a grand bargain. that includes saving the detroit institute of art. there was talk about selling off the city's treasures, and they came up with an agreement that avoids doing that. there will in fact be new money spent as part of the plan

. >> if you would like to find out more about john hendren's story, go to our website as well as the latest news and analysis on aljazeera.com. when the world's bad guys extremist, gorillas, thugs kidnap people and demand ransom, should they get anything from the u.s. government? it's inside o. hello, i'm ray swarez. as the armies of iorack and levant, isil has rampaged across syria and iraq, there's been the uptut of prisoner of journalists. some so quietly been released and headed home, but ransom demanned and paid through obscure channels. porn james foley and steve sot love were killed. but propaganda filmed made in the dessert of the ritualistic of their terrible murders. discouraging others from doing it, it is the official position of our government, that when you pay kidnappers you get more kid p thatting. >> capitalizing on the kay your of the war, the islamic state, better known as isil, may be holding as many as 20 foreigners in detention centers. that's not new, for decades they have used ran. sos to raise money and build power, but paying for the release has put countrie

john hendren examines how the event in ferguson sparked so much anger. >> the path to a showdown in missouri began on a summer's day on canfield street. within 24 hours race divided a city and a nation. on one side residents of the black town and their supporters protesting - sometimes angrily. on the other, emotionally white police force, dress the ribbing soldiers, but for war, firing tear gas at demonstrators. >> we have press over here. >> and an al jazeera crew. >> the stand off came over a murky confrontation. on the street michael brown and a friend. darren wilson, a white police officer in his 20s. >> several more units over here. there'll be a problem. >> the confrontation took 90 seconds. michael brown's supporters say he was shot six times. michael brown was killed while fighting with darren wilson, and struggling with his gun. for four hours michael brown's body lay in the sun. a scene recorded by neighbours. >> ferguson was a name bandied from the missouri state house to the white house. >> to a community in ferguson that is it rightly hurting and looking for answers. let me cal

john hendren has more. >> they came in traditional clothes, bearing incense, chants dating back centuryies, and a simple plea. >> that name, the washington redskins represented football in the u.s. capital, and many fans want to keep it that way. >> i don't think changing the names of those people - it's not doing anything to change anything. >> they change it, they have to buy now gear. >> reporter: you want them to keep it. >> i want them to keep it. >> reporter: how about you. >> i agree, it's not right. >> there are a lot of other names coming from hurtful and derogatory terms. it's a football name. >> this is native american country. the name minnesota means clear blue water, and the arena is the minister stadium, filling in while the vikings build a new one. >> the name is self-explanatory. >> they are not welcome in our home, because it is demeaning, dehuman icing and has a terrible history to the land. >> there are other teams that invoke native maern capes, the cleveland indians. none of them invokes a derogatory term for the colour of their skip, and that's why the protests will

al jazeera's john hendren reports now from minneapolis. >> they came in traditional clothes, bearing incense, chants, and a simple plea. that name has represented football in the nation's capitol since 1932. >> i don't think changing those names loving those people is doing anything to change any injustice they feel, is it? >> we'll have to buy different gear. >> you want them to keep it. >> yeah i do. >> how about you? >> i don't think this is right. >> there's other terms out there come from hurtful and tro derogatory. it's not a big deal. >> the land of nns marines clear blue water but the reaso arena e university stadium. came by the thousands to tell the redskins to come one a new name or go home. >> the name is offensive but the fact it's playing here is the offensive part. the university of minnesota sits on historic dakota land. >> it is demeaning dehumanizing and has a terrible history to this land. >> the cleveland indianaians, chicago braves, and chi blackhawks, to name a few, none of them evokes a derogatory term for color of their skin. >> i like you brothers and sisters

john hendren reports. >> reporter: living in detroit meaning dos a lot of things by yourself since theoh closed the local police station in 2005, james, jack rabbit jackson and his neighbors have been policing their own streets. >> crime just started creeping up. the criminals started getting more brazen, and more brazen. so we decided we were going to have to do something, so we started patrolling. myself and a couple of other guys. and now, you know, we start catching a few crooks. before we knew it, crime was way down. >> reporter: the jackson neighborhood is now one of the safest in the motor city. but this is still detroit as katherine king was reminded this week. >> there was shattered glass everywhere. this is the ninth incident. it's very painful and frightening, and it's not the direction that detroit has been going in with great, great, you know, ascent. >> reporter: the ascent is likely to improve on friday when a federal judge is likely to approve a bankruptcy plan. it would write off $7 billion in debts to creditors, and cutting city retiree's pension funds by 4.5%. but de

john hendren making another. a late header from georgie in the dying minutes of the match. a 2-2 draw. >> of course we are frustrated at the end. we found it well, and at 2-1, could have been 3 and 4. but as i said. we come away with a point. real madrid beat basil. at the beginning of the competition it would come down to the last game. and free to qualify. >> in group b. cristiano ronaldo scored a 71st champion's league goal. the goal puts cristiano ronaldo three behind lionel messi's record. "real money" qualified for the knock out. basil can qualify if they avoid defeat to liverpool. champion's league win for real madrid. let's look at the other scores. season's runners-up. booking a place in the last 16. with a win to olympiakos. arsenal with a knock out for the 15th season in a row. despite losing at home. 2022 world cup host qatar coming from behind to ring riyadh. 3-time champions took the lead. qatar equalized a perfect header coming up. tying the match is the one apiece. and then algerian born. 2-1 win. qatar, the first world cup title away from home. >> mani pakk

as john hendren reports, a lot of pain will be felt by the older generation. >> reporter: the motor city has a map for the road ahead. >> we have a bright future ahead of us. let's go get it done. >> i look forward to returning the city back to its elected officials and residents, so they can go forward and rise again. >> the sun rose to reveal a new day. we'll rise again. >> reporter: living in detroit meaning doing a lot yourself. james, and his neighbours have been policing their own streets. >> crime crept up. the criminals got more brazen and more brazen. we decided we'd have to do something. we started patrolling. myself and a couple of other guys. and, you know, we started catching a few crooks. before we knew it, crime as way down. >> the jefferson chalmers nabber hood is still one of the safest, but it's still detroit as katherine was reminded when a brick came through the window. >> it's pain. frightening, and not the direction that detroit has been going in with great assent. >> the si's assent is likely -- city's assent is liking to improve after a bankruptcy plan was approve

john hendren examines how the event in ferguson sparked so much anger. >> reporter: the path to a racial showdown in ferguson missouri, began on a summer's day in canfield street. within 24 hours race divided the city and a nation. on one side residents of this mostly black town and supporters, protesting angrily. on the other a mostly white police force dressed like soldiers, and bearing down on soldiers, firing tear gas at demonstrators. >> we have press over here. >> and an al jazeera crew. the stand off over a mirky confrontation in the street and over michael brown, and in a police car darren wilson, a white police officer. the confrontation took 90 seconds. michael brown's supporters say he was shot six times while surrendering. brown was killed while fighting with darren wilson. for four hours michael brown's body lay in the baking sun. ferguson was soon a name bandied from the state house to the white house. >> to a community in ferguson that is rightly looking for answers, let me call again for us to seek some understanding rather than simply holler at each other. >> reporter: i

john hendren has the background on how event unfolded in ferguson. reporter: the path to a racial showdown in ferguson missouri began on a summer's day on confield street. within 24 hours race divided a suburban city and a nation. on one side residents of this mostly black town and supporters, protesting, some angrily. on the other, a mostly white police force, bearing down in military vehicles built for war. firing tear gas at protesters, and an al jazeera crew. on the street unarmed african-american michael brown and a friend. in a police car, darren wilson, a white police officer in his 20s. >> get several units over here there'll be a problem. >> reporter: the confrontation took 90 seconds. michael brown was shot six times surrendering. others say michael brown was killed while struggling with darren wilson, fighting for the fun. for four hours michael brown's body was in the sun. ferguson was a name bandied from ferguson to the white house. >> to a community looking for answers, a community hurting - let me call for us to seek understanding simp