. >> reporter: his name, stefan andersson. a naturalized citizen from sweden, who worked at the university of houston as a medical researcher. tell me about him. >> well he was very charming. he had a beautiful, young spirit. he was a professor and i really -- that is really what attracted me. >> reporter: how did he treat you in the beginning? >> oh, he was wonderful. >> reporter: in the beginning, it was all so carefree. here at the local taco shop, bodegas, they were regulars. and his friend adam benjamin remembers the early days of their romance. >> you can see stephan right there. >> reporter: so what was stephan's taste in women? >> stephan liked attractive women. you know, heels with nice legs. but he didn't have girlfriends or anything like that. >> reporter: why do you think he felt so connected to ana? >> she was a bad girl. opposites attract. >> reporter: within weeks, she'd moved on up to his deluxe apartment in the sky. you wanted to marry him. >> yes. >> reporter: he wanted to marry you. >> yes. >> reporter: it w

boston. ♪ as i listen, i can't help, but think that if stefan performs as long as greenhouse did, thein will be heard for many decades to come. >> that was lovely. so good to hear you play. >> what a pleasure to meet both of you. really. >> really. that was very beautiful. >> i was quite nervous actually. >> what a great pleasure. >> pleasure. >> there she is. jamie: so in this tale of music and money, the delbankos seem satisfied that they have found a way to split the difference. >> more money might have made a difference in your life. how do you walk away from that? >> there's never enough, if you think in those terms. an extra million or six would hardly have mattered. >> i think it was a very special strad, and i think we're really happy with the outcome. jamie: before we go, i want to share this last thought. years ago, back in the old days, bernard greenhouse and the trio could count on a break for the airlines when they had to fly the cello allowing them to buy a child seat -- after seeing the name cello on the ticket and said, mr. greenhouse, how old is your son cello, to whi

she decides to permanently loan the count tess to a 20-year-old canadian player knowned stefan petro. known about bernard greenhouse for years. she is a huge figure in music history to have the chance to even touch his cello was just an honor. ♪ >> after the auction they never intended to see the countess again. but then we offered them a chance to meet stefan for the first time at the carriage house recite el hall near boston. ♪ >> as i listen i can't help but think if stefan performs as long as greenhouse did the cello will be heard for many decades to come. >> that was lovely. so good to hear you play. >> what a pleasure to meet both of you. >> and you. really. that was very beautiful. >> i was quite nervous, actually. >> what a great pleasure. >> there she is. >> when this tale of music and money, they feel satisfied they have found a way to split the difference. >> more money might have made a difference in your life. how do you walk away from that? >> there's never enough if you think in those terms, an extra million or six would hardly have nothing. >> we are really happy with

we will be with stefan clay for the three-point shootout and the allstar game this weekend. thens pellicans star is watching hissal ma matter -- is watching his alma-mater. with authority and a two-hand slam. they go up six with over seven minutes left. kentucky making plays down the stretch. puts kentucky up. final seconds and forced to take it off balance three. they tried to set up a lob. 71-69 and

former maryland star stefan diggs breaks down his highlight reel and explains why he's ready for the >> i think his skill level's going to translate well to the nfl. >> a lot of people saying he's probably a third okay, i need a better pizza. one made with only real cheese. a pizza my family will love. (announcer) freschetta naturally rising crust pizza. freschetta. made better to taste better. >>> what it look like to get nearly a foot of snow in under 14 hours? something like this. bradley stelzer captured this video in frederick using his ipad between 9:00 in the md :at night. it shows how fast snow piles up as a 12-inch wine bottle quickly disappears. completely covered upper all that winter storm. boy, something to see. if you didn't get out and chop up the ice, it's going to be difficult tomorrow because it only gets colder. >> we're not talking about nilting tomorrow. we'll start with a temperature around 29 degrees. temperatures slowly fall throughout the day. what you're looking at is how it will feel throughout the day. not only do temperatures fall but it's breezy as well.

showed up to the trail to show support for the english and journalism teacher of more then 30 years stefanther was always giving back to the community. >> he cannot spend time sharing with my son what he did with me. that is the biggest tragedy of all to me. >> my father was a very thoughtful person and very kind hearted and warm. >> reporter: will happen to his father back in november 2014 at 330 in the afternoon justice not add up. >> it does not make sense. biggest net add up and its a question that plagues me. what is this all about? this is a much bigger issue that affects not just my family but all over the u. s. and we need to address these issues. as a society as a whole. that figure out how to overcome violence. is perhaps the biggest issue that plagues our community. >> gary: the sketches have generated all cost in this case. i can tell you that there is a $25,000 reward if this leads to thank all rest. --arrest. >> reporter: tonight and tomorrow we are looking quite dry with mild conditions throughout the portions of the bay area. 71 degrees and that can't, 70 in san jose. tomor

. >>> any short term solution to end the fighting, stefan de mistura says it's up to finding the long term political solution. >> christina fernandez de kirchner. >> 14-year-old mala katif has been detained and accused of throwing rocks and carrying a nieive of knife. imtiaz tyab was there. >> after 45 days in an israeli prison she was given a hero's welcome. the 14-year-old schoolgirl was arrestedby israeli soldiers in december. they accused her of throwing stones and carrying a knife. she was convicted after dpreag to aagreeingto a plea deal be for a shorter sentenced. her family says she was pressured into making a confession. people gathered at this hall to celebrate her release. politicians made speeches praising her for her courage and strength. we asked her what it was like in prison. >> i was always so cold. the prison guards used to scare us with barking dogs. it was really hard. >> since 2010 israeli military forces have arrested and detained more than 3,000 palestinian children. according to human rights groups after their release many experienced symptoms of trauma includi

. >> stefan we're showing some pictures, which are yours, in fact, some scenes dotted around donetsk, and they're a mixture a flavor of what's going on some of which are very calm. we've got one or two playing a guitar and that sort of thing. do you think that the people in donetsk are of a mind now where we just want an end to this, or are there still plenty who say we need to clarify the position however we do it, with force if necessary, before we reach a cease-fire or a truce? >> well most civilians have already done that. i don't get the sense they are actively supporting the [ inaudible ] they just want their life to go on which is impossible right now. so [ inaudible ] the governing of donetsk they are really tense situation. >> i'm going to cut you slightly short there, stefan, but the quality of the line has deteriorated a little bit. thank you very much, nonetheless, though, for giving us a firsthand account of the situation in donetsk itself. >>> let's move on to some other stories. at least 19 people have been killed, dozens more injured in a suicide attack at a shia mosqu

so you were in -- you did stefan. >> i did, yeah.tep into the large comic shoes of bill hader. >> can you talk about the logistics? as someone who puts on a television show every day, i spent the entire time thinking in my head like how was this all brought logistically together to get this -- these people whose schedules are insane to like -- did you rehearse? >> well there's like everybody else who was involved and then eddie murphy alone, you know what i mean? like wrangling that alone you know. >> did you understand that moment, the eddie murphy moment? a lot of people felt -- i didn't understand it. >> i thought he was great. i thought he was very gracious. and i think -- you know, i kind of think you couldn't say it better than chris rock said it. i think that, you know, some people said something later like why did they put such focus on that. but anybody who grew up on "snl," everything chris said was really true. it was -- even within the enormous edifice and institution that "snl" is, eddie murphy was for a lot of people, h

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and former maryland terp stefan diggs is no different. he spoke to diana russini earlier today. >> hey, jason. a negative 20-degree windchill in indianapolis but inside lucas l stadium, things are heating up. the workouts have begun. tomorrow the receivers get their shot and maryland's wide receiver stefan diggs hopes to stand out. being filmed will be a key factor in how high he's select sod we showed him a little bit of that before he takes the field. >> i remember that game like it was yesterday. >> reporter: yeah? >> that was a good game. >> reporter: what about here? >> what's going to happen here? i almost fell. only reason i didn't fall let me tell you why, because i knew people would make fun of me so i tried to catch myself. this is good stuff right here. thanks. >> reporter: do you think you tear best wide receiver? >> i feel th 100% in my heart and my mind. >> reporter: coaches really value the interview process. when he stepyou leave the room, what do you them feeling about you? >> i'm self-motivated, a dominant competitor and

stefan franz as well, and our friends from prozac that represent our parks department and represent all that we believe in in our neighborhood. thank you for all that you do. and i really in particular today want to single out two folks. phil mentioned the friends of lafayette park and we have certificates of honor for them. but this playground behind us would not have happened without one of the best friends of parks groups in our city of san francisco, and that's the friends of lafayette park. they raised hundreds of thousands of dollars. the plaques are around here and all the people that contributed to it, but there are two people that had the biggest leadership in this, and i want to bring them up. so, lynn and carina, come on up. [cheering and applauding] >> these are our neighborhood leaders for lafayette park. (applause) >> and there is not enough applause that we can give them, but we need to give it up in a very big way. thank you so much for all that you've done and please know that all of us are so thankful for your individual efforts. and we wouldn't be here without you. so

we will be with stefan clay for the three-point shootout and the allstar game this weekend.thens pellicans star is watching hissal ma matter -- is watching his alma-mater. with authority and a two-hand slam. they go up six with over seven minutes left. kentucky making plays down the stretch. puts kentucky up. final seconds and forced to take it off balance three. they tried to set up a lob. 71-69 and

did you see stefan curry last night. he was 10-16 beyond the arc. he scored 26 points in the third quarter alone. he ended a season high 51 points. curry with 51, our player of the night. the maryland terrapins won their 19th game of the year. 7-3 now in the big 10. wells led the terps with 23 points including this high flying energizer crowd prodder a tempo setter and after maryland had beaten the nittany lions, it was time to celebrate. head coach mark turgeon's 50th birthday. >> ♪ happy birthday dear mark ♪ ♪ happy birthday ♪ >> the terps are 19-4 now. time to regain their level of play. their very high level of play. mark turgeon says they need to loosen up and have some fun. i believe that party certainly helped. caps play in ottawa tonight against the senators. they, too need to stay on the momentum side of the ledger and congratulations to the g.w. women's basketball team. they've won 18 games in a row while the maryland women are 9-0 now in the big 10 and 18-2. give the women a shoutout. >> the local universities are doing very well. >> wond

. >> that is stefan wolff reporting from the frankfurt. let's get you up to date. staying in frankfurt, the dax closed at an all-time high, finishing 11,205 points. the euro stoxx 50 was up by nearly a percent in trading is still underway on wall stret where the dow was up by .4%. we are going to move to other moves -- other news now. the check interior minister has confirmed that today's restaurant shooting which killed eight people was not a terrorist attack. >> the shooting took place in a small town about 300 kilometers southeast of strong. police have sat -- sealed off the area, but the town's mayor said the shooter was a local man who suffered from mental illness . investigators say he committed suicide at the scene. turning to ukraine, the german foreign minister said situation in the east of the country is "highly fragile." >> he made that comment on the sidelines of a high-stakes meeting in paris where the french, german and russian and ukrainian for ministers were trying to bolster this spieth deal that seems to be falling apart at the seams. >> the fact

we will be with stefan clay for the three-point shootout and the allstar game this weekend.ellicans star is watching hissal ma matter -- is watching his alma-mater. with authority and a two-hand slam. they go up six with over seven minutes left. kentucky making plays down the stretch. puts kentucky up. final seconds and forced to take it off balance three. they tried to set up a lob. 71-69 and ♪ ♪ ♪ first impressions are important. you've got to make every second count. banking designed for the way you live your life. so you can welcome your family home... for the first time. chase. so you can. >>> that's our report, we appreciate your time. >> >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- anna faris from espn, jeff van gundy & mark jackson -- and music from annie lennox -- with cleto and the cletones -- and now, here's jimmy kimmel!

. >> specifically stefan curry. one-on-one in the oval office. curry and the warriors are on an east coast road trip and curry made a detour to the white house first hanging out with bo and sonny, the president's two dogs. curry celebrating an event in the progress that's been made in the global fight against malaria. the nothing but net campaign that saves lives in africa. after his speech curry had a private meeting with the president. >> the reason i was in that meeting talking about the new initiative because of all of the work and donations and support and awareness that he helped raise. >> very nice. president obama is also a big chicago bulls fan, but maybe he was a warrior's fan today. curry then joined his teammates at the arlington national cemetery. you see here later where they lay rad a rooetwreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. >> we did start off with some tech tempature in the 30s. >> we are tracking changes here that may eventually make it feel at least a little bit like winter across the bay area. and that is developing the

continues for two missing teens in loudoun county. 15-year-old chris forever rings and 16-year-old stefan siefer were last seen three days ago. both need medication for health issues. if you have any information, call the loudoun county sheriff's office. >>> time to take another look at our forecast. thankfully the snow has moved out. hoping for a much more peaceful weekend. >> let's check in with tom. >> but it is still cold this morning. we're calling this #freezing friday. most of the day we'll stay below freezing as temperatures right now are hovering upper 20s to near 30. not going to have much of a warming as the day does progress. a little break in the cloud cover later this morning. right now getting just a few scattered flurries around the metro area. at the bus stop this morning, staying below freezing. watch out for patchy ice especially on sidewalks and front steps that weren't completely cleared of snow yesterday. we'll have that with us through 7:00 a.m.. a little bit of sunshine breaking out. afternoon highs if it neighborhoods around washington may make it a little above f

. >>> warriors guard stefan curry is not sure he'll play tomorrow night against the wizards, but he saidhim out of yesterday's loss in indianapolis is not related to his ankle injury that caused him to miss most of the season in 2011. still the coach is cautious. >> i haven't been around long enough to have been through the absences, but obviously we're going to be careful regardless of what the injury is with all of our guys, particularly with the ankle with steph since he's had surgery on it. you probably even take extra precaution. >>> nascar's joey logano won the daytona 500 yesterday. now he can really celebrate. >> when i first started racing, i wasn't 21, so milk and cookies is my party. now i'm old enough at least. >> the 24-year-old became the second youngest drive to win the marquee race, but before he can party the newlywed might have a little explaining to do. >> reporter: given your track record with rings, what are you doing with that one? >> i hope i don't lose this one. this one is harder to replace i think. well, i take that back. i screwed up there. hang on. >> reporter

. >>> in philadelphia stefan curry of the golden state warriors gets to meet one of his sports idols. autograph from little league star mo'ne davis. curry would go on to score 20 points in an 89-84 win over the sixers. >>> and in college basketball number four duke barely gets by florida state. the blue devils win for a third time in six days, 73-70. >>> finally when ed sabol won the rights to film the 1962 nfl championship, he changed the way we watched sports. that was the beginning of the nfl films. the company he founded with his son, steve. together, they developed innovative techniques like using slow motion and miking players. in 2011, he was enshrined in the pro football hall of fame. sabol died monday. he was 98 years old. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," former adviser to president obama, david axelrod. i'm lauren lyster. this is the "cbs morning news." hey buddy, you're squashing me! liquid wart remover? could take weeks to treat. embarrassing wart? dr. scholl's freeze away wipes 'em out fast with as few as one treatment. freeze away! dr. scholl's.

but stefan emphasized it was up to the syrian people to find a longer term political solution. >>> argentina'ss the latest accusations against his country's president are bias the. she is being formally investigated over allegations of a government up to hide alleged iranian involvement in the bombing of a jewish center. >>> protests are taking place in malaysia against the up prison. of the opposition leader. student groups are rallying demanding his release. he is serving five years in jail after a court in malaysia rejected his appeal against a sodomy conviction. he and his supporters say the charges against him are politically motivated. >>> in bahrain activists are calling for more demonstrations on the fourth anniversary of their up rising. police fired tear gas and rubber bullets on protesters on the eve of the anniversary. continuing to call for political reforms by the ruling sunni royal family. >>> while there have been anti-government frosts too across egypt. security forces used tear gas to disburse demonstrators in giza. in the capital cairo a bomb went off killing one police offi

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our fourth, mi stefan franz, shila clement. (applause) >> our gardeners who have been here throughout helping us on our clean and green days, out on saturdays. if you're here, marianne bertacelli. supervisor farrell. phil has been here every step of the way. this started with -- this started with two organizations that have now merged into a really wonderful one organization. those two former organizations were -- brought us two great people to work with. they were isabelle wade and karen kid well. i don't know if either one of them is here today. ~ now we have matt owe grade i speaking to you from the merge park trust. i'm sorry, san francisco parks alliance. ~ we can't forget that, they're doing so much. this is our parks -- citizens parks group. okay, lizy hirsch, please come up. we want to raise hands with you. (applause) >> mary hobson. jeff miller. [cheering and applauding] >> okay. and carina bonamo who was -- this incredible playground in the most beautiful park in san francisco, we've already heard that online. it is n

>> lily stefan y un traguito de tequila. >> ¿tÚ quieres saber dÓnde quedÓ lily stefan despuÉs de unosn. pero tus pasajeros huelen esto... elimina hasta por 30 días los olores a los que estás acostumbrado con el febreze car vent clip. así, tú y tus pasajes respiran tranquilo. >> seguimos en despierta amÉrica. ahora estamos en el rincÓn social, y por primera vez estÁ aquÍ nuestra querida satcha pretto. >> muchÍsimas gracias, mi querido william. desde que informamos a principios de esta semana la suspensiÓn temporal de los alivios migratorios para 5 millones de inmigrantes indocumentados, hemos recibido mÚltiples preguntas. para aclarar algunas de ellas, hemos invitado nuevamente al abogado ezequiel hernÁndez. >> gracias por invitarme. >> carolina garcÍa dice: ¿fue cancelado el daca en todo el paÍs o sÓlo en los estados demandantes? >> sÍ, efectivamente estÁ suspendido en toda la naciÓn. esto fue para la acciÓn ejecutiva en general. >> y este es el alivio para los padres de residentes y ciudadanos. >> sÍ, y para los estudiantes que eran mayores de 30 aÑos en junio de 2012. >> andrea preg

. >> stefan you seem to suggest the next 2 days are going to be crunch time. be clear if greece passes through? these reforms and the next couple of weeks and they will go back on it. >> i mean if they look at the pattern evolving here for the last three or four years, depending on who was in charge still -- and the wickedness of the group proposals is a good indication it will continue. -- and the group proposals is a good indication it will continue. to clarify and improve and will probably drop on for the next few weeks. >> let's react to a more technical questions. if we see the surplus down 1.5% would it intel a debt restructuring? it might have to go hand in hand. >> no, i don't see it. i don't think the other government is seeing it. the data levels coming down will be pushed further into the future but it doesn't mean they greek a government will not have the opportunity to repay this part of the debt which is only a minor one. it is coming up up in the next few months. it is probably a nonstarter to begin with and could negotiate the repayment. >> i w

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so you were in -- you did stefan. >> i did, i dared to step into the large economic shoes of bill hader. >> can you talk about the logistics. i kept thinking how was this brought together. these people whose schedules are insane, did you rehearse? >> there is like everybody else who was involved, and then eddie murphy along. wrangling that along. >> did you understand that moment, the eddie murphy moment? a lot of people -- i didn't understand it. >> i thought it was great, i thought he was very gracious. i think you can't say it better than chris rock said it. some people said something later like why did they put such focus on that, but anybody that grew up on snl, everything that chris said was really true. even within the enormous eddiface and institution "snl" was, for a lot of people, he was a seismic shift and reinjection of excitement into that. >> it is funny because i didn't know the story of basically how he saved "snl" until chris rock's monologue. i went to the wikipedia page. i liked him in a lot of ways. i think when someone like eddie murphy comes out and just says i'm p

united nations special envoy stefan de masur sat down with our james bays and said, the devil's in the detail. >> you know you have not yet got all the opposition groups to sign up, only the syrian government. you don't know if the syrian government will keep its words. what do you think is the chance of success? >> i've had a terrible chronic disease which i've been trying to fight for 40 years frankly and i'm not succeed yet chronic optimism. i will always try to see even in the dim of hope the chance to push forward. >> if either of the sides, in fact there's more than two sides in this as you well know, don't stick by the deal you do, already you say you have a deal with the syrian government. what will you be asking the security council to do at that stage? for example if president assad reneges on the commitment he has made to you? >> you see the first judgment will not come from me or the security council or from the secretary-general, it will come from the people of syria. the people of syria will be judging. those who have been given the chance to actually stop the most egregi

. >> stefan de mistura is trying to are reduce the fighting around aleppo, this marks the special envoy's 4th trip osyria since july. after leaving damascus he will head to turkey to speak with dissident groups. >> at least 70 people were killed when a passenger ferry and a cargo chip collided ship collided in the padma river. >> russian president vladimir putin said a war between his country and ukraine is unlikely. he spoke on russia tv as ukraine's military continues its retreat from debaltseve. leaving that strategic rail junction town, but they claim that continualing attacks are delaying their withdrawal. officials in kiev fear that rebels will advance deeper into eastern ukraine territory. the kremlin now calls new russia. meanwhile, russia's role in ukraine dominated the talk at u.n. today. >> this was supposed to be a meeting of international peace and security with the 70s anniversary of the u.n. approaching in a few months' time but instead it became dominated by one ongoing conflict. russia represented by foreign minister sergey lavrov was one of the first countries to speak a

stefan's comments came two days after he met with the syrian leader in damascus. his spokesman issued a statement saying the deescalation of violence president al assad representing one part of the warring parties is crucial to making the freeze operational on the ground. >>> the syrian council for civil rights says as abdalla al shami reports. >> this has been the scene in a neighborhood in homs. constant bombardment by regime forces where the rebels stand. the deposit has asked fighters to give up their arms and grief for northern parts of the city. but they are not leaving. >> we are here to fight. we will stay and defend our people. >> ampletion and positions in return for allowing police and government institutions to get back to work. it also meant workers could deliver food supplies to thousands of people trapped in the area, were they simply to hope of an agreement this time. >> translator: why isn't anyone caring for us, we suffer in silence while the whole word watches. >> for the people in homs, that time must be a long time off. abdullah al shami, al j

stefan is live. >> the european commission is concerned the deal would give general electric more than 50% of the global market in most parts of the world. a transaction would eliminate one of the main competitors to general electric and they're concerned this would lead to higher prices but it's concerned that it would result in less choices for customers. less innovation in the sector. a full scale investigation is not unusual for this type of transaction. they're offering euros to buy most of the them. they will increase it to make some concessions. a spokesman for ge says that the u. s. company disagrees. that the deal would lead to higher prices and still hopes to close the transaction by the middle of this year and the european commission is expected to give it's final decision by the 8th of july. in the meantime general electric says it will cooperate with the commission before this full scale investigation. the market doesn't seem too worried about the outcome of this investigation as you said it's almost flat on the french market. >> stefan thank you so much. stay tuned becaus

stefan massic, two of his 24. lays it in and one. cardinals up three.ee of his 17 here. buffaloes retake the lead. stanford will lose 64-58. they've lost four of their last five. stanford women took care of business against ucla. bonnie samuelson went big. they're now 11-3. cal hosting usc. bears outscored 40-21 in the second. cal's win streak ends at eight, 65-54 the final. friday night the sharks found themselves down 2-0 but rallied for a 4-2 victory. they trailed by two, could they rally against the lightning. second period. steven stamkos, to ryan callahan, shot tipped 2-0 tampa. couture cuts the lead in half. now 2-1. comeback squashed ten seconds into the third. palette helps his team. sharks fall 5-2. they've lost four of their last five. >>> jeff gordon will be racing in his final daytona 500 next week, but today he beat out jimmie johnson to take the poll for the great american race. the last pole for him in that race was in nean 99. he won that race and he'll retired after the 2015 season. great weekend for sports fans with pebble beach and t

. >> stefan is trying to get the rebels and the bashar al-assad to agree to a truce in aleppo the biggest city. last week he said the syrian government indicated willingness to end bombardments there. a separate team is being sent to aleppo to assess the conditions there >>> in yemen protesters gathered in sanaa, the captain, and in the south to show support for president abd-rabbu mansour hadi. demonstrators denounced a coup carried out by the rebel fighters. he established a base in aiden in the south, after fleeing the capital. the u.n. said on wednesday it was backing abd-rabbu mansour hadi as yemen's leader. a u.s. drone attack in yemen killed four suspected al qaeda fighters. they were in two vehicles in a southern province of shabwah. >> india's prime minister unveiled the first budget of governor narendra modi. the interufz of a social -- introduction of a social security project was announced and boosting growth and investment. >> one of the biggest announcements was the drop in the corporate tax rate from 30% to 25. that will boost the economy and attract investment into the cou

stefan is trying to get the rebels and the government to agree to a truce in the city of aleppo. he said the syrian government indicated a willingness to halt aerial bombardments over the city. they are sending a separate team to aleppo to assess the conditions. >> in yemen protesters gathered in aden and other areas to demonstrate support for abd-rabbu mansour hadi, and denounced the coup. having established a base in aden the u.n. said on wednesday it was backing abd-rabbu mansour hadi as yemen's leader. >> a u.s. drone attack in yemen killed four al qaeda fighters. they were travelling in two vehicles in the southern provinces. there's more to come on the al jazeera newshour. including... >> i'm nicole johnson in panjshir in afghanistan. coming up we'll find out how emergency crews are coping with dozens of avalanches and heaviest snow this valley has seen. >> and bangladesh, a blogger hacked to death in central dack a >>> and australia and new zealand put on a thriller at the cricket world cup. action later this hour. >>> the afghan government is appealing for international h

the people of syria they are the ones that are suffering this reality every single day my colleague stefan is doing his best we are doing our best to get to as many people as we can. and we have to continue to put pressure on the leaders that come to some kind of resolution, of this it is more than four years without a resolution without peace without stability, more people will suffer. >> the new prime minister is highly expected to win the vote after leaving his left wing party to victory in last month's election. he said he wouldn't seat an extension to the international bail out let's get more now who joins us live so the vote is expected to pass, what does this mean for greece. >> well, it will in some ways reinforce alexis domestic standings, there's no doubt that he is a popular man since he won that election, over two weeks ago. opinion polls show the vast majority of greeks are standing behind him. they support what he is trying to do. which is roll back austerity which is much less certain is the outcome of negotiations and the european partners and the imf and the central bank,

again stefan. >> i oh, my gosh, so hot. >> yes?tiful hair, beautiful make up, and her body was sick in versace. >> gorgeous, just look incredible. >> yes? >> hot. always does it right. i mean, she is a rocker, she is sheik, still very fashion-forward. >> i loved the jumpsuit. hot, hot hot. katie perry? >> just off the superbowl? >> i loved it. i loved it. i loved it. i thought she looked like a chandelier. >> yes? >> hot, hot, hot, so lady like, so fun very gram. >> i did you like the hair? >> i liked the hair. >> loved the hair. >> it is okay. >> kelly osborne look? >> i think she trying too hard with the hair. >> really? but sometimes does the different color wigs. >> but it is her. >> in the middle of the night when she sang her performance. >> looked great. >> next person taylor swift. to me, the best dressed of the night. what do you think? have she was definitely hot. i wasn't a fan of her shoes. but her dress is beautiful. >> hated it. >> what? >> it was a pop of color. >> her shoes were horrible. >> okay? >> yes, but i like

search for two missing teens continues today in loudoun county. 15-year-old christopher rams and stefant seen three days ago. both need medication for health issues. if you have any information, call the loudoun county sheriff's office. >>> we're learning this morning that a mosque in d.c. was vandalized for the second time. first happened monday night. yesterday another incident. this time vandals ripped down wall hangings and broke chairs. now its director fears someone may be targeting this house of worship. >> tore that down flipped this and stole a picture. there was a big picture right there. >> the mosque has been this the district for 17 years. and the folks who run it say that they are not leaving. you could receive a reward if you have any information on the incidents there. >>> today family and frnds will gather to remember a young man killed by a driver in the district. funeral services for philip snodgrass will be held today and a mem ororial service saturday. snodgrass died when a man running from a crash scene flipped his car and crushed snodgrass. he was walking to a cla

our first viewer photo coming from one of my high school classmates, stefan rohall. he sent this an hour ago and already has a thick coating on the road and janice babbitt sent this picture from lorton, a college friend and you can see her adorable dog beans there. topper, back to you. >> beans is a little cavalier. looking ahead snow ends early tuesday, 4 to 8 inches. we could hear thunder snow wednesday and pick up another inch. that could affect the evening commute. even colder on thursday and then below 0 thursday night in the burbs and single digits downtown. futurecast 10:00 tonight we got snow everywhere. the darker blues, the heavier snow and temperatures in the teens. by 6 a.m. still some pretty good snow into southern maryland, but the back edge of the snow is essentially right along i-95. so most of the snow fall overnight. about 92% will fall between 7 p.m. tonight and 7 a.m. 9:00 teens and low 20s, some breaks in the clouds as temperatures try to get above freezing. going to be tough in the suburbs. by 6:00 back in the 20s, so there will be some refreezi

i think stefan curry is huge. (?)t -- matt: the muhammad ali thing, yol the big endorsement. old videos of him can make great commercials. exxonmobil is mine. charles: young people don't like the oil companies. they're evil. matt: i don't care. >> if you're a new investor, buy something you know. one stock that is a big play fort millennials is united airlines. they're not staying put. flying around. secular growth. international play. (?) with oil prices, united airlines should do well. >> matt and i are usually in agreement. i told you twice before, my grandma likes exxonmobil, but pioneer national resources, best acreage play on the energy turnaround. pxp. takeover candidate for exxonmobil. charles: you guys won't get first-time investors with old stodgy oil companies. >> give them something they know. apple will be pretty easy. charles: apple, disney. those are the names. greek showdown intensifies. this vacation destination has so much sway over your 401(k). should it? we'll debate it next. ♪ ♪, you know, once re

stefan curry was in the oval office today meeting privately with president obama. they chatted hoops and about curry's charitable work. curry also met with guess what the two dogs. president obama's dogs beau and sunny. the warriors are on an east coast road trip. and he made the detour to the white house. he spoke at the event on global fight against malaria, part of the u.p.'s nothing but nets campaign which helps prevent malaria in africa. after the speech, he headed inside the oval office to the chat. >> the reason i was in that meeting talking about the new president's malaria initiative and the work with nothing but nets is because of all the support and awareness that he helped raise. >> he is truly a rising star on and off the court. he joined his teammates. you see iguodala and david lee at the arlington national cemetery where they laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. >> let's turn things over to jeff. he wants to talk showers. >> yes. finally something coming our way. all this anticipation lately. between our storm systems, there's so much t

a real person an old friend of mine and hugos but there's also -- i started reading this author, stefanor so and i started reading his stuff and i had never heard of him. the more i read of him, the more i said i think i can do my version of his world. >> maybe a third of you gentleman. >> inspector, by order of the commission of the police i hereby place you under arrest for the murder of madam -- >> i knew there was something fishy. we never knew the cause of death. she's been murdered. >> what is it that you love the most. >> you know, i find that each time that we finish a part of the process, the script or shooting or whatever it is, i'm ready to end that and even the editing room i'm ready to shut it down when we're finished. but i'm always eager to get on to the next part. and so to me the most -- the time that is kind of the most kill rating is the shooting of the movie and having the actors and being together there and doing this thing, but the editing room is a special thing because usually it has this thing of each day you make a scene. the wrap i get kind of like more into p

under armour is going with a shoe endorsed by stefan curry, the player with the best long distance shooting acumen may be to ever play the game. and what do i hear again immediately, once again, the cat callers ask, is that possible? can you take on nike and basketball shoes? i come back and say, go ahead. keep betting against kevin plank. it's been done all the way up doubted at every turn always expected to flounder short sellers come on tv and talk about it. people who talk to the shorts they get their word out. didn't matter that he's had 19 consecutive quarters of growth. didn't matter that under armour has rallied from $4 to $73 since coming public a bit more than nine years ago. there's always someone who doesn't believe. there's always someone who bets against kevin plank, including today, because the stock barely did budge on a very, very strong session. but those who sit out the kevin plank run will not make money and those who bet against him will continue to lose. likely never admitting that maybe plank's got something special going on and that he's a special man. the doubters o

stefan charbonnier, 2005 his magazine "charlie hebdo" publishes a cartoon of the prophet muhammad and editor in chief for the next issue. their offices are firebombed, but no one is hurt. >> translator: one has the impression everyone is driven by fear. that's what the small handful of fundamentalists that doesn't represent anyone wants to do good afternoon through fear. >> reporter: tragically last month he and 11 others are killed inside the french satirical magazine's office. more than 50 shots are fired. also on al qaeda's most wanted list, lars vilks. 2007, the swedish artist sketches a series of drawings depicting the prophet muhammad as a dog. protests erupt. vilks receives death threats and an al qaeda affiliate offers up to $150,000 for his assassination. in 2009, a plot to kill vilks is stopped by law enforcement. among the plotters, three americans, one of them a woman named colleen morose, who is dubbed jihad jane. in the attack this weekend on the free speech forum in copenhagen, denmark, vilks narrowly escaped death again, escaping unharmed when a gunman opened fire. ran

the golden state warriors stefan curry got into a groove.int, he hit 13-straight buckets on his way to taking the three-point title. >>> all right. now back to the weather. a new hampshire ski resort is offering punxsutawney phil asylum. that's because police in new hampshire are trying to arrest the groundhog for his forecast. a spokesman for gunstock mountain ski resort calls the campaign to get phil a, quote, attack on america's true winter hero. the resort says it would welcome phil to its slopes. earlier this week police in new hampshire joked on their facebook page as they issued a warrant for phil's arrest for predicting six more weeks of winter. the merrimack police department says it was an attempt to lighten the mood following the snowstorm that has buried new england. >>> next with just six months on the job, the new secretary of veterans affairs is talking about the changes he's maded to embattled department. that's coming up. tomorrow is possibility. and the power to unlock it resides in a box behold the biscuit. nutrients packe

stefan cherbonet. 2011 his satirical french magazine "charlie hebdo," publishes a comic against muhammad he is named editor editor-in-chief editor-in-chief. the building is firebombed but nobody is hurt. >> everybody believes they're driven by fear. that's a handful of people wants to do -- govern across fear. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: tragically last month, he and 11 others are killed when two islamist extremists open fire inside the manage's office. more than -- magazine's office. more than 50 shots fired. also on the most-wanted list, lars vilks. 2007 the swedish artist sketches drawings depicting the prophet muhammad as a dog. protests erupt. vilks receives death threats, and an al qaeda affiliate offs up to $150,000 for his assassination. in 2009 a plot is stopped by law enforcement. among the plotters, three americans. one a woman named colleen larose who is dubbed jihad jean. in the attack this weekend in denmark, vilks narrowly escaped death again. escaping unharmed when a gunman opened fire. cnn, new york. >> lars vilks spoke with anderson cooper about the shooting and what his l