muhammed is a berber with the degree. he left a mark -- morocco because he wants to live a secular life style there and claims he cannot. it took 4.5 hours of flying from the morocco to turkey. from turkey, he made four attempts to cross the river into northern greece. >> there were me and some afghans in about. after 10 minutes, the boat capsized. we had to swim for it. >> the boat turned over? not of the afghans could swim and they drowned. >> we have no way of verifying that claim. now, he is in limbo. his asylum claim entitled him to stay in greece. -- for one organization us to help people. only give one appointment per week. we have a list of hundreds of people. one employment per week is like nothing. >> it is almost impossible to claim asylum. here is why. in athens, every friday night, accused of migrants form spread some of these men have been here since wednesday. only at this one place in the city can you actually claim asylum. the police take only 20 claims a week. this selection process has been described as

muhamed ali was diagnosed with parkinson's disease in 1984.tion says he is not pursuing criminal charges against chris brown who is accused of punching ocean in hollywood. in la county sheriff spokesman said the at the nation continue. ocean has not told authorities that he had a change of heart after asking for prosecution. brown has not commented on the alec -- allegations. a hot weekend for the new flick "warm bodies." >> the film is about a zombie whose love for a human reduce them. coming in second was "hensel and gretel." 4:56 now. >> still ahead facebook reaches yet another milestone.

. >> he said, show me just what muhammed brought that was new and there you will find things only evil and in human to spread what he preached. >> violent protests followed. it was an outspoken comments calling for damage control. the pope flew to turkey where he prayed at the blue mosque side by side with muslim leaders. after his infamous lecture, the vatican also began a new dialogue initiative with muslim leaders. and many welcomed the gesture of reconciliation. >> we are taking a short one man a break, but when we return, more on benedict's resignation. >> a big party going on in germany. it is rose monday. we explain after the break. >> stay tuned. >> welcome back. what is the future of the catholic church now that pope benedict xvi is stepping down? what would he want? >> in a rare event in 2006, lucky journalists got a chance to hear his vision for the church. >> let's hear from the outgoing pulte in his own words. -- outgoing pope. >> this has been the summer residence for popes. benedict xvi sat down here with a group of german reporters. they wanted to hear about what the po

i went to families day and heard the honorable elijah muhammed at madison square garden. 19 years old said, you have got to come here. tavis: for the young people watching, i have to make it clear that that is muhammad ali, and used to be cassius clay. >> it was not about somebody coming to sab. it was not about somebody flying through the clouds. he said, "you have got to save yourself." you are somebody. i had sold 50 million records, and every time i would go down south, when i would get these attacks, because i am driving big cars and things like that, it would be "boy, get out of the car." and i thought, how much do we have to wait to be a man, you know? 500 pounds. wilt chamberlain. has he grown enough? he is 7 feet tall. i always had the same mental stable like i have now, and i just could not adjust to -- i did not know who i was until i went and hurt elijah muhammad. "you are somebody." -- when i first heard him. if you keep letting people identify you who you are, you are always point to be a nobody. you have got to stand up. and whenever the man stands for, i stand for. i a

lifted muhammed ali, for god's sake. >> dave: see i didn't know that he himself did the lifting. >> yeshat's him, except-- that's an elephant. >> dave: the spiritual leader lifting the world's smallest horse. okay, this is may 31, 2007. he's lifting-- and what-- >> so i was on that. but i'm not-- >> dave: yeah, this is the device. and what-- >> keep desmond tutu in mind. it classes the whole thing up. >> what does anybody really get out of this, honestly? what does he get out of it? what did you get out of it? >> he felt he was honoring people who had contributed something. >> dave: and this is the weight there-- >> i don't know why the picture they pulled is of a horse. that i'm not clear about but i was up there. >> it's the world's smallest horse. >> there's a bigger-- >> dave: now look at this. okay, take a look at the weight on this. lifts a baby elephant, lifts a baby elephant. look at that. this is in thailand. he went over there and he lifted an elephant. >> yeah. when i talk about it now, it's a little like i was high or it was a democrat. but it happened. it happened. just to

conquer arabia for the one true god feeling the area had strayed from the teaching of the profit and muhammed sad mood wanted to conquer it for himself so together they did concord arabia because it was more productive to fight in the name of god and saud is a that symbiotic relationship has existed ever since. people live literally behind walls most people's homes are surrounded by walls 10 or 12 feet high and they lived inside higher walls figuratively. they are bound, i'd like a mummy in the bindings of tradition and religion so there is a rigidity that keeps people from having much independence or individualism. but the internet and social media and satellite tv are penetrating those walls and a big way. so young people and 60 percent of the population is sunday -- under 20 years of age. so without knowing an impoverished saudi arabia the development was done in the '70s and '80s and as the population has exploded many services have deteriorated. young people do not have gratitude to the royal family they say why haven't you done more? they hear through the media and other versions of isl

. >>> it's reported that muhammed ali is very will.r as saying he was close to death. >>> google and microsoft say a free wi-fi service would spark an explosion of innovation that would benefit most americans, especially the poor. but cell phone companies are lob biping against the idea which would -- lobbying against the idea which would let people use their phones without paying a monthly charge. >>> twitter was buzzing during super bowl sunday. fans tweeted between the 49ers and the ravens' showdown. there were 24.1 million tweets. 5.5 tweets were posted during beyonce's half-time show. about 231,000 tweets her minute. >>> welt, the super bowl also said the -- well, the super bowl also set the stage for the ultimate sibling rivalry. the first time two brothers faced each other. in the end, it was big brother, john, and his ravens who came out onen to of jim and the 49ers -- outen to top of jim and the 49 -- out on top of him and the 49ers. >> congratulated him. told him i was very proud. >> i told him i loved him. >> they hugged. th

. >>> muhammed ali's daughter is denying reports that he is near death. she said the boxing legend was watching the super bowl at home and was even wearing a jersey and they quoted him saying the former heavyweight champion was close to death. >>> and they posted messages about a showdown between 49ers and ravens, more than 22 tweets were posted. we have posted the moment they generated the most tweets during the game. >> i think sal won that. >> you know, i had lunch with some of my friends at twitter on friday and they were expecting the busiest day ever. they were, woulding hard to make sure the thing didn't crash and it didn't. >>> good morning, let's look at the commute on 880 westbound and it looks good, if you are driving i don't think you have anything to worry about, so far we are off to a good start. same thing with 880 north and southbound, right now it is calm and no problems on the bay bridge toll plaza and traffic on 101 looks good and traffic on san mateo is between 8 minutes and 9 minutes and on 85 in the south bay looks good as well. >> s

the family of muhammed ali is punching back against report that is the poxer is near death.s started circulating on the internet. ali's wife released photos of the 71-year-old over the weekend showing him in ravens gear. she joked that she knows he's fine because he was so star struck during beyonce's show. he didn't blink once. >> we'll get to tom kierein. he's outside on the weather deck. how does it feel? >> feels like february. cold wind coming out of the southwest right now. some of the high clouds are streaming in. still seeing a little bit of sun coming through the high clouds. that's a live picture from the nbc 4 city camera. the clouds coming from an area of snow. you see the moving gray and white. snowing across ohio and indiana. ahead of that temperatures are just right near the freezing mark. that's it. won't warm up much more. maybe another two or three degrees for the high by later this afternoon. reagan national at 33. hour by hour through the day, expect up to around 36, 37 degrees for the high around the metro area and points south, north and west. highs abo

. >> the me ask you, what did cash to say before he stepped in the ring question this season, muhammed. >> i did not choose the name and i did not want it. i am a homily. >> he had a few great teachers. one who was from kenya talk to the kids in swahili and mumia thought it was super cool. so he decided he was going to take a swahili name. >> i guess that is when i gave him props. you got a new name, this is really great. you dropped your slave name. >> i don't know what his mother thought of it. i'm not sure he insisted that she called him mumia print >> i don't care what you tried to call yourself. you are wesley cook. she fought it for so long. but i know that mumia went through some days where he ignored her calling him was the cook. >> one of the greatest people that has ever tried this earth, i draw the line in the dust across the, before the feet of tierney, segregation now, segregation tomorrow, and segregation forever. ♪ ♪ >> george wallace was running for president in 1968. the civil-rights movement is in full crowd in the south. the country is being changed. mumia wanted to

that is muhammed ali's daughter is pushing that and she's putting her money where her mouth is, openinggram in chicago to get kids off the street and a fighting chance, well, at life. she's here to explain how it works. good to see you again. >> good to see you, too. >> what's going on here? what are you doing? >> i teamed up with the state crime politician and the police athletic league. the crime in chicago is unbelievable. >> moving up sharply. >> last year was over 500 deaths. this year it's already at 20. it's ridiculous. i teamed up with them because somebody in my family that was gunned down in front of his home in chicago. >> it was your cousin back in what, 1997. >> first cousin, 1997. >> what happened there? >> tragic. it was gang initiation. he was in front of his home talking to his friends, my cousin was an honor roll student. he was well liked. he was going places with his life, very smart, and they had to shoot somebody. they shot him. tragic. we've never been able to get over it. it's horrible. >> so you'r your view is you ges who might otherwise be inclined to do this s

. >> remores of muhammed ali's death are premature. >> good morning to you. i'm richard lui.lifornia. a bus carrying a tour group from tijuana collided with two other vehicles killing eight and injuring dozens more. authorities say the driver reported brake problems as the bus came down the mountain. it rear ended a car before flipping and hitting a pickup truck that was hauling a trailer. passengers described the scene. >> starts to move so fast, and the people start screaming.

inside the fbi that has been very islamophobia and for example some of the training with the prophet muhammed and the muslims raising money for charity but a mechanism for raising money for terrorism, so that i think raises questions about the internal ideas about islam and the fbi come and whether there is a belief that even when they can't show the communities there muslim terrorists, some there must be a connection and that is really where they draw that line and where the burden is to target of a specific communities. >> a question that this may be on our mind seeing president obama's second inauguration and that is where has the obama administration been on this? is a lot of the cases are before 2008. has anything changed? >> the terrorism operations the developed under george w. bush, and they have basically continued unabated under president obama. and i think one of the extraordinary things is if you look at the 2012 presidential election, one of the areas was national security and foreign policy, the glass jar of democratic candidates and what he is seen as a doubling down on the pol

i of the prophet muhammed used catapults, that means today, he would use nuclear weapons -- if the profit mohammed used catapults -- if the prophet mohammed used catapults. i think once iran goes nuclear, we will have a severe fall line, and the iranian bomb will be perceived as a shi'ite bomb, threatening the sunni dominance in the middle east. we will probably see very close to a pakistani nuclear presence and pakistani extended deterrence in saudi arabia. the saudis financed the pakistani nuclear program. they had no prior agreement with them, but if saudi arabia calls for it, they will provide them with nuclear weapons. i doubt the pakistanis would just deliver a bomb. they would probably station an element in the region, which will raise the question regarding for the first time pakistani second strike capability against india, which would certainly complicate the south asian complex. escalation and risk proclivity in the middle east are far higher than they ever were between the two superpowers, but i think the main problem is command-and-control. we have to address the question of