i know that you were born in germany and moved around a lot, you went to south africa and namibia.eter: i went to seven different elementary schools as a kid, and so i felt a little bit like an outsider instead of an insider. so there is kind of a combination of outsider-insider perspective that shaped me a lot. emily: what were your parents like? peter: my dad was an engineer. my mom was a homemaker. they were focused on education. emily: you were raised an evangelical christian and did not believe in anything like evolution? peter: i still consider myself a christian and i think it is important to have a very different perspective on things, because it pushes you to either defend your ideas really well or to have a much deeper understanding of why they are wrong. emily: on paper you worked in a new york law firm and you worked on wall street. it sounds pretty standard. where is the renegade in you? peter: there was a sense that i could not see myself as being happy doing this. >> was there any event in life that triggered you to start down a different path? >> it was a bit of an

imperial troops crushed an uprising of tribes in what was then called german southwest africa, today's namibia. a spokesperson says the german government now recognizes the massacre as a genocide. more than 75,000 were killed. the recognition of the genocide may improve the current round of talks between berlin and the capital. an important part of the talks is financial restitution. it was a historic day in the u.s. state of south carolina. the confederate flag is flying no more. in a solemn and joyful ceremony state troopers lowered the flag from the state capital grounds for a final time. it was earlier this week that the state legislature voted to remove it and lawmakers argued that its symbolic association with slavery meant it had to go. but it took a racist macros massacre in a church to push politicians to act. >> it has flown here for more than 50 years. now the confederate flag is being permanently removed from the grounds of south carolina's state house. there has been a huge campaign to remove the flag and a national debate about its use as a glorification of racism. >> i'm 50 year

alongside them will be oman, who grabbed the last available spot at the tournament with victory over namibia. they beat the african side by five wickets to qualify for their first major global cricket tournament. the win means they'll be granted 2020 international status by the international cricket council. >> any sport that wants to be taken seriously these days has to have rules on doping. performance enhancing drugs have ruin the the reputation from athletics to weight lifting recently. e sports is determined not to fall into that trap. the german based electronic sports league announced it will be randomly drug testing its participants. it's been reported competitors use prescription only substances to enhance performances. >> if you can tear yourself away from call of duty, you'll find plenty of content on our website. we've got bloggion and videos from our correspondents around the world. aljazeera.com/sport. you can't play any games on it, though, unfortunately. >> exercising those thumbs. >> u.s. students rank among the lowest when it comes to math compared to international pierce.

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it is giving current politicians and eu officials in their jobs namibia takes the conviction of the germanl punch you in the face of today. matt: kicking the can, the markets do not have a problem with that. stephanie: maybe this should be about markets. maybe this should be about the health of the actual european economy, specifically greeks. not have hedge fund managers. matt: amen. stephanie: we will talk about something else wall street like mergers. aetna has agreed to buy humana and a $35 billion deal. that is likely to put pressure on cigna and other insurers to a deal of their own. would have been following this tangled web of potential takeovers from the beginning. no fireworks or parties for the insurers this weekend. they were working overtime. >> they were. this one felt like it has been dragged out . with have been reporting on this for weeks and weeks and weeks. stephanie: it is cooler to report from athens than hartford connecticut. ed: this is the one that made sense. the humanity always want everyone has been looking out for a while. humana wanted to sell itself. matt: it