stefan gunther, a german pilot and father of three. >> i want to go there. to pay the price. >> reporter: and sue ann. >> i feel like it's my destiny to colonize mars. >> reporter: a tech worker from california. >> i think i would be completely crushed if i found out i didn't make it. >> reporter: the three hopefuls competing to make the cut for the next mars 1 selection round. only 100 potential astronauts will be chosen. and they'll find out any day now. the first launch date is set for 2024. >> i've told so many people about this story. and the reaction that i get almost every time is are you crazy? >> we're already doing this. so accept the new reality. >> reporter: we bet landsdorf, the 38-year-old ceo of mars 1, in his small office outside amsterdam. he and his team of space experts claim they can do what nasa so far has not. >> the humans will leave effort arriving on mars april 2023. >> reporter: an entrepreneur by trade, he believes mars 1's multi-billion dollar mission can be funded by selling tv rights to the reality show. >> literally everybody o

boston. ♪ as i listen, i can't help, but think that if stefan performs as long as greenhouse did, thetainlein 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

in the film, ala falls in love with stefan. and because she loves him, she joins the home army.any child soldiers killed in the uprising are commemorated by the small bronze statue here. daniela oginska's husband fought in the uprising. he was just 18 at the time. daniela: the important thing is that we never gave up. the uprising may have failed, but they could not vanquish us. reporter: zofia wichlacz was deeply impressed by this courage and determination. daniela oginska told her that she was just 16 when she joined the home army. she provided first aid and also smuggled weapons to the fighters. zofia: when she told me her story, it was as if it all happened yesterday. i wonder if young people will still be interested in the second world war 40 years from now. i certainly hope so. reporter: youngsters nowadays certainly appear to be. many think about what polish history means for them today. anna: we feel very strongly that we are now citizens of europe. our painful dark history makes us stronger. jÓzef: i want to learn from our history, to live with our history. we were at a

and, you talk to stefan rice -- aaron, you talked to stefan rice. what are the details? good morning. i spoke to the head of hr. sap is this huge enterprise software company. it runs back office and front office operations. tens of thousands of companies. this is the second round of cuts. the ceo of sap is saying they are eliminating 2200 positions this year. that is on top of the workforce reduction they did last year. the hr lead says they have found new places for some of these people within the organization. >> this market shift in strategy -- every time i have spoken with him. he keeps saying about the cloud. the transition to the cloud. the cloud is nowhere near ready to balance sap. it is a business -- a growth. >> you're talking about bill mcdermott. he has been there a long time. he joined sap in 2002. he ascended to co-ceo five years ago. he is now the sole and ceo of sap. he realizes the ground is shifting from under them. things are changing. anyway the corporations is undergoing a seat change. what you're referring to is the fact that sap has made a great bu

news because former new york knicks point guard stefan marbury has found stardom and a second chancei have my name and then it says "i love china." >> this says ""i" with the heart? >> "i love china," yeah. >> reporter: marbury was recruited to play with the still growing chinese basketball association or cba after his less than graceful departure from the nba. coming to china was a fresh start? >> for me it was like becoming reborn again coming here. >> what was it? distance? different place? >> distance, different place, different culture, different people. >> reporter: not speaking the language might have left out the bad press. fights with coach, sex with an intern and a temporary ban from playing. we met marbury in the locker room after his team the beijing ducks scored a 42-point victory. >> when i first came here, i to now, mine the game has grown. i mean it's huge. >> marbury slices to the rim and he's able to lay it in. >> reporter: the reported $2 million he makes now is different from the $20 million he made in the nba. there's a musical on his life. up next, there's a mov

when special envoy stefan de mestura addressed the general assembly a week ago he gave the council a clear time line. but now at a think tank in london with his plans stalled he says violence has been increasing. >> that is the tragic, collateral effect of a very good intensification around aleppo for instance. >> reporter: he even seemed to hint that his choice of aleppo for the freeze might have been i don't thinkwrong. >> might not have been right but, perhaps making it right. >> if mastura's plan is failing what else is there? turkey whose border is less than 100 kilometers from aleppo has been discussing the situation with u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon. >> didn't have a plan a until now. forget plan b. we had some proposals but u.n. security council regarding syrian crisis, didn't have a clear response and reaction to war crimes committed by the regime, and regime has used chemical weapons against civilians. >> here in u.n. headquarters there is increasing concern about the prospect for mr. de mastura's plan. the president of the council says he's skeptic corral about the c

official stefan.r months ago stefan told the security council he had an ambitious plan for a series of what he called freezes across syria. the first one was supposed to be in aleppo. he later even revealed he had an agreement from president assad to stop all aerial bomb bart in the aleppo for a six-week period. since then the plan has stalled. diplomats are are now very skeptical of the chances of success and for now there is no plan-b. syrians will continue to suffer and many more are bound to die. james bays, al jazerra, at the united nations. >> u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon joined the chorus disapproving of the security council. today he lashinged out at the council five permanent mechanics, china russia, france, britain and the u.s., he said more needs to be done to assist the millions of civilians suffering through the saer vinnie war. he added every day brings more detective, displacement and destruction. raising the fear some prospects of the total collapse of this country. bringing the

i'm stefan i'm not part of the project sponsor team i grew up on the pier flats with the san grabbing gabriel it was like no man's land i like to keep the hours actually 2:00 a.m. in the reasons that bar should have a food component someplace nearby a quality food component when they took over that bar we had negative circumstances see they got involved in the community and built that thing to have a captive audience the cheers of 47th 48th avenue but having flooding food is a great action possibly maybe on the week days but certainly at the same time it is once our down there you want to stay down there hey, let's get in the car and it's nice to have food we know who they are they've got a proven track record i wish them the best of luck. >> is there any additional public comment. >> thank you for your time i want to say that i was in the neighborhood i lived there for 10 years and worked for the rip tied when i first started working there the work they put into transforming the neighborhood was huge i think that i'm completely for having a restaurant on that block especially after t

official stefan. >> four months ago mr. demestur said he had an ambition plan for freezes across syria the first one was supposed to be in aleppo. he later even revealed he had an agreement from president asaad to stop all aerial bombardment for a six week period. for now there is no plan be and, and more many are bound to die. al jazeera. of the united nations. >> joining us now is syrian opposition activist, the spokesman for the kurdish democratic union party. his family still lives in aleppo, so thank you for joining us here. we saw in that report the scale of the situation, and there was a bit that i found quite touching from the world food program and she sort of pointed to the failure to compromise between the opposition, and the asaad regime after four years we do seem to be in a stalemate what is the reaction to her comment, and obviously there is a conflict, but the failure to compromise is impacted on millions of people. >> yes, thank you for having me on the show i totally agree with that statement there should

the cougars holding a 17-point lead at the halftime, but mississippi uses some hot shooting from stefanoody to get back in the game. the rebels rally to win 94-90. they will take on xavier in the next round. hampton was the only team to enter the tournament with a losing record, but they will keep playing. the 68th and final team to earn a spot in the bracket beats manhattan 74-64. it doesn't get any easier for hampton though. their next opponent is unbeaten kentucky. coach edward joyner jr. was asked how his team will climb that mountain. >> hold on. i told you i had jesus on speed dial. hey, jesus, first of all, you can't play so i can't worry about you. they want to know how much of a mountain and what our odds are. hello? hello? i guess he'll get back to me so i'll get back to you. >> the madness begins tonight with the remaining first four games. robert morris takes on north florida. followed by dayton and boise state. coverage starts at 6:40 eastern on trutv and the round 064 starts tomorrow. you can watch notre dame take on northeastern at 12:15 eastern. that's right here on cbs.

official stefan four months ago he told the security council he had an ambitious plan for a series ofalled freeses across syria. the first one supposed to be in aleppo. later even revealed he had an agreement from president asaad to stop all aerial bombardment in aleppo for a six week period. for now there is no plan b and many more are bound to die al jazeera of the united nations. government forces say they are making significant gains in their battle to push isil out. thousands of fighters are involved in the offensive against the armed group and the defense minister expects troops to reach the center of the city in the next few days. iraqky soldiers now control several suburbs. >> european union has described the killing of russian activist as the most significant political murder in recent russian history. european m.p.es want an international investigation into the death. he was shot outside the kremlin just days before he was due to hold an opposition rally. >> 100 people arer food trapped under rubble after a factory collapsed in bangladesh. at least four people were collapsed

. >> people like stefan livish from the linker party?our party was and isstrict against this policy. if you look at the past we can see that it was not heaven for the economy and agrees. it was not helpful for the budget in grease but it causes a lot of damages, a terrible social situation in grease. >> the meeting at the german chancel occur will give alexis alexis cipras one more chance to plead his case. al jazeera. berlin. >>> clouds have flocked to the south careeran island to celebrate a phenomenon low tides cause a strip of land to merge creating a temporary pathway to a neighboring island. rob mcbride was among them. people move forward then finding themselves on a strip much land to the much smaller modo three kilometers away. then the fun starts. collecting whatever unlucky creatures got left stranded by the departing tide. >> i just found it now. it's an octopus. >> the story goes that a family left behind their grandmother when they were chased away from the island by tigers. grandma bong prayed to be reunited and magically t

people like stefan libage from the linker party. >> our party was and is strictly against this policyif you look at the past we can see it was not helpful for the economy and agrees for the budget in greece but it causes a lot of damages. it's a terrible social situation in grease. >> the meeting at the german chancelary will give alexiss alexiss cipras one more chance to plead his case. dominic kane al jazeera, berlin. >> artit's in peru are outraged because the mayor is threatening to paint over every mural in the city's historic center. people sies it's a political battle with his predecessor. >> tupak on that day to spend days painting but now this street artist wants others over the decisionstruction. he painted i used to dream during an art festival. now it's become the red wall of a parking lot. >> it was a collaborative piece done in four days enter aking with the people walking by. >> his is one of more than 30 murals destroyed in the past few weeks. many were part of an art festival organized by former mayor susana in 2013. she gave permits to local and foreign artists who c

stefan curry, warriorses up six. next trip down the floor, he would be double teamed this had time.shes one to bogut for the easy two. warriors down two. justin holiday would change that. midway through the second quarter, warriors up 34-28. third period sharks up one. flyers on the power play. claude grox would tie the game at two. let's go to a shoot-out. shall we? we shall. sharks down one at this point. they extended the game and possibly the sharks season. two rounds later, bret byrnes's backhand would give them back-to-back wins. they'll wrap up the road trip tomorrow afternoon. giants wrapping things up in arizona. break camp on wednesday. today they went to the mariners complex. jake peavy got the start. cano with a high pop in the first. perez can't get to it. we're tied at one. next inning mariners up 2-1 when mike zunino would make it 3-1. peavy gave up five earned in 3 1/3. the giants would rally back today. justin maxwell with two on gives the giants the lead. the giants would keep it, 9-the final today down in peoria. a's at camelback today to take on white sox. billy

. >> good afternoon, commissioners my name is stefan i sit in on almost every tragically meeting if i have a client or not this legislation is very much welcome unfortunately a lot of night club owners had to spend a lot of money with attorneys to defend their interests this is a transparent legislation and many developers knowing at the beginning what they're getting into maybe design some buildings with assigned proofing involved so the new tenants or resident can live together what i've noticed now is at the pace we're developing this is virtuosa concern right now so we're going to nip it in the bud as we go forward so i think this legislation is very much welcomed long overdue and we should support it and move forward together as a city. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i'm not sure - i'm clint i'm here on behalf of the north hill association tiled is the fact that a neighborhood association is showing up this is not only the independent they're a great neighbor so we a.d.manual support this measure i'll leave it with saying one of the most important things i mean, the busin

official stefan dim ma. >> four months ago mr.astura told the security council he had an ambitious plan for what he called freeze it is first 11 supposed to be in aleppo. he later even revealed he had an agreement from president asaad to stop all aerial bomb badment for a six week period. since then, the plan has stalled. the diplomates are now very skeptical of the chances of success, and for now there is no plan b. syrian's will continue to suffer and many more are bound to die. james bays al jazeera. of the united nations well, around 3,000 syrian refugees died trying to reach europe by crossing the mediterranean last year, william spined her from the u.n. refugee agency says that's unacceptable. >> these tragic deaths who have survived the war are now risking their lives and -- trying to find safety in europe. and this situation cannot continue. we cannot continue to see people dying in large numbers in the mediterranean that's why we are calling for a number of propolitical transition pose sals to be implemented by the union.

well the successor stefan's efforts to bring a freeze or ceasefire to aleppo have stalled.ay the plan seems dead. from egypt secretary kerry traveled to low san in switzerland for the latest round of nuclear talks which are now at a crunch stage the deadline for a framework deal is at the end of the month. what happens at the ongoing talks could not only have a bearing on the big issue of iran's nuclear program. diplomats tell me if there is a refour restart the syrian process, then all interim nation and regional players need to be involved and iran remains syria's closest ally and has key influence. on monday the iranian foreign minister will travel to brussels to immediate european ministers arc wrong them will be the e.u. high representative for for an fares. she recently told me an iran deal would be an historic opportunity to create a new framework for the middle east. james bays, al jazerra, low san. >>> dozens of rebels have been killed. 30 people including children died in government air strikes in residential buildings in the down just outside damascus, about 100

when special envoy stefan addressed the security council two weeks ago he said he had an agreement fromsident assad to stop aerial bombardments in the city for six weeks so there can be a trial ceasefire in one neighborhood. he gave the security council a clear time line. but now at a think tank in london with his plan stalled he says violence has been increasing. >> that's the tragic collateral effect of a very good. [ inaudible ] i am afraid you are right, we have seen intensification around aleppo, fringes. >> reporter: he even seemed to hint that his choice of aleppo for the freeze may have been wrong. >> aleppo perhaps was not right. but for the reasons i said, there is a moment when you have to also to stimulate push in a certain direction. and therefore perhaps making it right. >> reporter: if his plan is failing, what else is there? the prime minister of turkey a country whose boarder is less than 100-kilometers from aleppo has been discussion the situation with the u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon. if his plan is failing, what is the plan "b"? >> unfortunately we didn't have

reaction, stefan has been for months now trying to finalize ideal for some sort of freeze in the fightingsyria's largest city aleppo in the north of the countries rich. it's a divided city the west is controlled by the government, the east controlled bite rebels. yesterday the opposition said we reject the initiative altogether for us, what we want is a comprehensive solution. they said if he doesn't come up with a solution that involves bashar al-assad leaving power the syrian president leaving power. those responsible for war crimes taken to junction they will not sit down and talk with the u.n. envoy. now what does this mean? the initiative from what he understand is that they are still going to sends a fact-finding mission to aleppo today as planned. but it's clear that there is no progress. >> thank you for that, zeina khodr. >>> let's go to a developing story now out of iraq. the army has begun a major offensive to retake sadam hussein's hometown of tikrit from isil. let's talk to jane arraf she's on the line from baghdad. i know this information has just come out. what are you hear

torres que convirtio el ultimo disparo mientras que el villano de la pelicula para el leverkusen fue "stefano el ultimo disparo. ya son seis equipos apuntados para la siguiente ronda. take gfx gfx real madrid, atletico madrid as monaco, porto, bayern munich y el paris saint-germain. son los equipos que estan con su boleto en mano solo esperando a los ganadores de maÑana y como es de costumbre habra un sorteo para definir los duelos de cuartos de final... es un sorteo abierto en el que no hay cabezas de serie y los clubes de la misma federacin pueden ser emparejados entre s. el equipo que sale primero jugar el partido de ida en casa. take gfx gabriel maÑana el barcelona contra el manchester city y la juve encontra del borussia dortmund. nos espera buen futbol. cesar. take vo/cesar --la cnologia s permite ver la cueva mas grande del mundo como nunca antes habia sido vista y las imagenes son impactantes.. end segment cmo cree que se pueden evitar los aumentos de renta exagerados? --- patty lobos herrera dice: "lo que pasa es que quieren limpiar los barrios lo mismo est sucediendo en mountain vi

because stefan's effort to his bring a freeze or ceasefire to aleppo have stalled. time ma'ams say the program seems dead. from egypt secretary kerry traveled to luzon in switzerland for the latest nuclear talks which is now at a crunch stage. the deadline is at the end of the month. what happens at the ongoing talks could not only have a bearing on the big issue of iran's nuclear program diplomats tell me if there is a knew push to restart a syrian peace process then all international and regional players need to be involved. and iran remains syria's closest ally and has key influence. on monday the iranian foreign minister will travel to brussel to his meet european ministers among them will be frederico the e.u. high representative for foreign affairs she recently told me an iran deal would be an historic opportunity to create a new framework for the middle east, james bays, al jazerra lousanne. >>> in the syrian city of aleppo people cautiously welcomed john kerry's comments. >> translator: john kerry's comments pressuring assad to be removed from power is somet

stefan founded dot com, launched back in the '90s when the internet was taking off. >> it was a medioric rise. things that go up fast come down fast. we came down in flames. 90% of what i learned was on the way down. it's fun on the way up exciting, you feel like you are transforming the world. you don't have to learn as much when things are going well. you have to learn a lot when things aren't floating. >> many things were trading here at the nasdaq. in the '90s, they wanted to finance it. in five years it rose from under 1,000 points to an all-time high of over 5,000. the euphoria ended when most of the companies went bust. the nasdaq lost almost 80% of its value. only now, 15 years later, it is starting to creep back up into all time high territory. it has some asking if we are now seeing yet another tech bubble. >> i would say no we are not in a tech stock bubble. right now, the companies that are dominating the nasdaq are big, established and profitable with lots of cash. you can argue investors are paying too much for them or too high for them. i don't think you can make the case

envoy to syria stefan de masturek describing assad as part of the solution, is there a realistic solution without limb in the picture? >> no, i don't think there is. but that doesn't mean we're predicting he will be the long term leader of syria. he is the leader of the giambi, regime, he has long term supporters, how do you get one over the other? they are quick to say he's responsible for 220,000 now dead, millions displaced refugees in their country refugees in the neighborhood. they just don't see how they can accept him as the future leader. >> is u.s. foreign policy on syria right now clear to you? is it coherent and is it working? >> no, in a word no. it is -- we're muddling through we're reacting and we haven't put the resources into making a position strong enough to change the direction of events. >> meanwhile you have assad who met with the iranian ministry of economy today, there is a picture that came out of those two. you mentioned iran, russia also another ally with assad you have iran negotiating a nuclear deal, and iran playing a large role in iraq. i think the question h

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stefan holt anchors morning news and his dad lester you probably know from "nightly news" shared a special moment on the air together. lester told his son he was proud of him. >>> i'm melissa mollet at the live desk. disturbing details revealed in court about the shooting death of a woodbridge high school student last fall. the testimony came in a preliminary hearing for one of five defendants charged in connection with the death of 16-year-old brendan wilson. womensen was shot to death along a path that led to the high school. today detective testifies he confessed to shooting wilson saying his sister lured him to the path and he ambushed him shooting him at point-blank range. after hearing the testimony the judge ruled there is enough evidence to send the case to a grand jury. the next step in the process. only news 4 julie kerrey was at the hearing. tonight, reaction from the victim's mother about the painful new details. >>> and fashion designers dolce and gabbana saying they respect how all people live. this followed backlash about their comments on children born through in vitro fert

people like stefan from the lenqa party. >> our party was and is against this policy. if you look at the past you see that it was not helpful for the economy in greece. it was not helpful for the budget in greece but it causes a lot of damages. it's a terrible social situation in greece. the meeting at the german chancellory gives a chance to plead his case. dominik kane al jazeera. >> hundreds gathered in northern kabul for the funeral of a mentally ill woman. the 27-year-old victim's coffin was carried by human rights activists. he believed the woman burnt a copy of the koran. the family denied the accusation. >> we thought that she burnt the holy koran. the mullah is in detention and confessed that he cheated and told lies. some foolish people ordered that she be beaten saying she is not muslim. >> nine men have been arrested. no evidence has been found supporting the accusation against the victim. >> join us for our regular segment the week ahead. for more on the way forward in u.s.-afghan relations, coming up here on al jazeera america. . >> the president of tunis

torres que convirtio el ultimo disparo mientras que el villano de la pelicula para el leverkusen fue "stefanpuntados para la siguiente ronda. take gfx gfx real madrid atletico madrid as monaco porto, bayern munich y el paris saint-germain. son los equipos que estan con su boleto en mano solo esperando a los ganadores de maÑana y como es de costumbre habra un sorteo para definir los duelos de cuartos de final... es un sorteo abierto en el que no hay cabezas de serie y los clubes de la misma federacin pueden ser emparejados entre s. el equipo que sale primero jugar el partido de ida en casa. take gfx gfx los partidos para el dia de maÑana son los siguientes: el barcelona recibe al manchester city. el equipo espaÑol tiene ventaja en el marcador global de 2 a 1. mientras que el borussia dortmund estara buscanda remontar el marcador de 2 a 1 ante el equipo italiana del juevntus en el estadio "bvb dourtmund" seguramente nos esperan duelos de mucho drama al igual que hoy. gabriel del futbol soccer ahora cambiamos las cosas al futbol americano donde el anuncio del retiro del joven apoyador de los sa

good morning stefan. >> well, good morning.not legal in france anymore since the beginning of the year. according to france all drivers carrying passengers must have a license to do so and have relevant ininsurance. this is not impacting the regular uber service, only local solution. uber pop which uses nonprofessional drivers, confirm that the police raided its french headquarters at the beginning of the week seizing documents on smartphones used by its drivers. the general manager for france says that exact reason for the raid was not clear and claims that the disproportionate action uber claims the pop service is legal under the french law. decided to file two complaints one to the french court and the other the european commission. in the meantime according to the french public radio already since the beginning of the year 250 drivers have been fined by the french police. uber as you know is facing a very strong opposition from taxi drivers in france but also in europe. they went on strike last year to protest what -- again

stefan silva revealed he gave tsarnaev the nine-millimeter handgun that was used to kill a police officerack another man and fire at police during a gunfight. silva is in prison and reached a plea deal with prosecutors to testify. he said tsarnaev asked to borrow the gun because he wanted to rob some college students. when silva demanded it back he said tsarnaev kept making excuses and never ended up returning it. he called in high school tsarnaev once told a teacher the united states was persecuting muslims. chris pollone, nbc news, boston. >>> next -- local college students sharing horror stories of hazing. how they hope their emotional words will impact a new push for change. >> just ran and got my gun and then i told the guy to stop but he didn't hear me so that's when i returned fire at him. >> a man surprises a burglar after the suspect breaks into his home. >>> plus local parents struggling to afford care for their kids. one county's >>> now at 6:30 child care crisis. how one local county is trying to close the gap in available daycare spots without driving prices higher. >>> a for

stefan silva revealed tsarnaev he gave tsarnaev the nine-millimeter handgun that was used to kill a policer man and fire at police during a gunfight. silva is in prison and reached a plea deal with prosecutors to testify. he said sarn yech asked to borrow the gun because he wanted to rob some college students. when silva demanded it back he said tsarnaev kept making excuses and never ended up returning it. he called in high school tsarnaev once told a teacher the united states was persecuting muslims. chris pollone, nbc news boston. >>> right now on news4 at 5:00 breaking news from the campus of morgan state university. three students stabbed, a suspect in custody. what we're also learning about this case. >>> and what's next for the passenger detained after that chaotic incident on a plane that was in flight from dulles to denver. >>> and a man shot during what appears to be a botched home burglary. what he allegedly told witnesses as he ran from the scene. >>> good evening, everybody. i'm jim handly. >> i'm wendy rieger. first up tonight, he was a pastor and a policeman, but today he's c

stefan made a excepts in the address to the chatten house on the frowned in aleppo, the government claims have reportedly dropped a barrel bomb killing at least 20 people activists say the bombing hit the district, in the east of the city. who fought for control of syria second city for more than two years now. turkey's prime minister has held a press conference in new york. al jazeera diplomatic ed story was there and asked him about the u.n.'s plan for syria. >> prime minister in the last couple of hours special envoy has been making comments sounding pretty down beat about his prospects he says fighting is seriously intensified around aleppo. if his plan is failing what is the plan b? >> this is very important and critical condition. unformingly, we didn't have a plan a until now. forget plan b we had some proposals but the u.n. security council didn't have a clear strategy, regarding syrian crisis. it is a neighboring city to turkey, if these attacks continue there we have real concern that there may be hundreds of thousands of refugees. approaching to turkey, of course, that is irres

. >> reporter: witness stefan silva told jurors that he loaned a gun to one of his best friends, bostonbombing defendant dzhokhar tsarnaev. silva testified as part of a plea deal with prosecutors who say that the gun is the same one dzhokhar used to kill mit police officer sean collier. >> having been as good of friend of jihad as he was, this i'm sure was very difficult for him, but i think he knew it was right. >> reporter: bordertown resident david hennenberry testified he saw blood on the deck of his boat before he spotted the defendant in his backyard. he told jurors, "i just let my eye look at the other side of the boat. then i saw a body in the boat." he said dzhokhar had a hooded sweatshirt pulled up over his head lying only side and there was no movement -- on his side and there was no movement at all. he quickly went inside and called 911. fbi agents called to the scene after tsarnaev's arrest took the stand and told jurors how they processed the crime scene and the evidence found there. prosecutors showed jurors the wooden slats from the boat that bore a carved message from t

. >> according to christoph, the school security dean and teacher stefan hudson asks him to step to theen his i.d. doesn't work. christoph says when he tries to go through again, the dean becomes enraged believing he is acting disrespectfully. >> immediately i could see it was in violation of the rules of the department of education and probably it looked like something that was illegal possibly criminal to me. we went to diane's house to show her the video of her son involved in this altercation with the dean. >> when i first saw the video, i got nervous. like my belly start hurting. my stomach left where it was and went somewhere else. i see the dean grab on to him and throw him down. picks him up, throw him into a table violently. picks him up again and throw him to the ground. >> at 5'5," 120 pounds, the 15-year-old boy is no match for the dean who is more than twice his size. >> they throw him around like a rag doll. so he was trying to get up. but he couldn't. the man had him in a lock down there. >> for christoph's mom, the only thing worse than watching the brutality against her

official stefan dim ma.r months ago he told security council he hadden a ambitious plan for series of what he called freezes across syria. the first one was supposed to be in aleppo. he later agreed that he had an agreement to stop all aerial bombardment in aleppo, for a six week period. >> since then, the plan has stalls. diplomates are now very skeptical of the chances of success, and for now there is no plan b syrians will continue to suffer and many more are bound to die. well joining now via skype is william spindler spokesman for the refugee agency, thank you for joining us here on al jazeera here on al jazeera the situation in syria and beyond is dreadful, you obviously work for a u.n. agency do you think this condemnation of the u.n. of the security council is justified. >> well, clearly momented begin to political solution to the conflict in syria. and the international community seemed to be paralyzed and unable to find a political settlement. this was a crisis in the world today, 3.9 million refug

most of those damning details coming from stefan silva. this man claims to be dzhokhar tsarnaev's best friend in high school. they used to hang out and smoke pot, he says. silva also says that he used to sell pot, that he needed a gun for his pot business. he obtained a gun and dzhokhar tsarnaev asked him for that gun, never returned it. now prosecutors say that that gun is connected to the boston bombing case. and we should also add that silva is testifying in a jumpsuit. why? because he's pleaded guilty to drug and weapons charges. and you guessed it those weapon charges are for that gun that's now linked to the boston bombing. one other important keynote about tuesday in court, and these are new revelations, new writings not the manifesto, but carvings on that boat that dzhokhar tsarnaev used to get rescue. it says stop killing our innocent people, and we will stop end quote. again, dzhokhar tsarnaev may not say a word in trial or in court, however these writings these carvings could help determine if he lives or if he dies. john christ

his name is stefan silva and he's pled guilty to possession charges of an arm.'re going into the history that they met when they were in eighth grade, they were smoking pot together. and then they talk about a gun and about dzhokhar tsarnaev asking him for the gun and then keeping that gun and not returning the gun, ashleigh. and so that's the cliffhanger. we know that the gun is in the courtroom. they're not explaining exactly where this gun was recovered, how it was recovered. and so we're still learning some of those details but i've got to tell you something else. they showed a picture of dzhokhar tsarnaev's room. and in the room, everybody is holding back to see what exactly this means. but there is a flag and we've been using the resources here at cnn to try to figure out exactly what this flag is. but what our sources are telling us is that this appears to be a flag that has been adopted by jihadi groups. and so it's a black flag d. you've probably seen it -- with arabic writings. that's the other big cliffhanger. and of course the cross-examination, they

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what is the feeling among people trying to get some sort of beginnings of peace, like stefan?sure of how difficult it is because he's the third u.n. envoy who -- and his predecessors tried to get proper political negotiations on trying to end this devastateing conflict. he has now focused on something he calls a freeze, to make it different than the other cease-fires, which essentially were surrender by the opposition forces. but even the effort to try to get a cease-fire in one city an iconic and important city in the north, aleppo, is proving difficult. so this morning here in london i asked -- to be clear, what exactly -- who's agreed to what i began by asking him, what has president assad agreed to? >> president assad agreed to respond to my request to all sides, including, obviously, assad and the government, to stop heavy shelling aerial bombing, which means also very much bombing. all over the city of aleppo during six week when the u.n. will try to show to the local population on all sides the benefits of what does it mean an escalation of the conflict. the most aggres

stefan oh of saying that elton john of a fascist for demanding a boycott. clearly we're trying to be friends. >> now it's settled down many thanks for reporting from hong kong. >>> let's go to germany now where thousands of anti-austerity protesters demonstrating against the european central bank's policies. police are out in force. the bank had been planning to celebrate the official opening of its skyscraper headquarter. instead the alliance of leftist groups is planning blockade speeches and street theater. this is the scene out there now. you see one fire is burning. police are moving. the protesters are actually running, as well. that looks like a very heavy police presence right now. they're dragging one man away one protester it seems. there are reports there could be thousands who are planning to attend the protest which clearly, at least one person so far has been taken away by police. we can see protesters there with umbrellas, reminiscent of demonstrations in hong kong when they brought out their umbrellas in the pro-democracy demonstrations. rig

special envoy stefan that it would temporarily stop air and artillery bombardment on the city if thesuspends mortar attacks on the western districts of aleppo. the opposition rejected that deal. it has been a difficult process. from the start the warring sides disagreed on the scope of the u.n. proposed ceasefire. the government wanted it to be limited to the city. the opposition wanted it to to ex-across the aleppo countryside all the way to the turkish border. there was no agreement. the u.n. then tried to save the initiative by suggesting a trialed ceasefire in one of the battle ground districts in the city. but the people of the district accused the u.n. of caving in to the demands of the government. they want a comprehensive settlement that would involve the government stepping down and a ceasefire that would be enforced across syria. >> translator: at first they wanted to free the fighting in aleppo province. then it became just the city. and now it is limited to a district. we want to tell him we reject him as a mediator and we reject his initiative. >> reporter: syria's war i

caroline: i'm joined by the chief executive of orange, stefan richart. off with some comments in the french press. got everyone excited about orange coming together with telecom italia. what did you say. are you in talks with telecom italia? >> no. i tried to explain this clearly yesterday. among all the ceo's of european telcos we meet regularly and exchange views on europe. everyone knows there is a need for consolidation and convergence. that's it, there is no discussion, no talks between us. telecom italia has its own strategic roadmap. we have our plan. we are in nine countries in europe and in africa. in the future i think that we probably share the view that in europe we will have to consolidate the industry. because the industry is too fragmented. there are more than 160 mobile operators in europe. too much. we need to invest heavily in the network. there is no project, no agenda regarding telecom italia and orange. caroline: would you want to increase presence in italy? which countries in europe? mr. richard: we are not in italy. we are in nine

stefan soeba described tsarnaev's brother tamerlan as very strict and very opinionated.e testified he gave tsarnaev the gun prosecutors say killed m.i.t. police officer sean collier and also a foet other of tsarnaev posing under a flag commonly used by al qaeda and other extremist groups. >>> kraft foods want you to check your pantry. the company recalling 6.5 million boxes of its original flavor macaroni and cheese. some customers found small pieces of metal in the packaging. what you need to know good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jeff. this recall isn't just in the u.s. and puerto rico. it's also in parts of the caribbean and south america, too. in question are the 7.275 ounce boxes sold individually and in packs of three, four or five with best when used by dates between september 18th and october 11th of this year. the contaminated packages are also marked with a c2 on the side of the container. the company says there have been eight incidents where met many pieces have been found in the papp packaging. so far there are no reported injuries. 98% of u.s. and ca

let's get more news on that story from stefan live in paris. >> good morning. the operating profit was in line with expectations and was boosted by the recovery of its french and european operations for france. it managed it in terms of the reduction plan. 1.2% organic growth for france where it's strategy attracted more clients to its stores. in the rest of europe there's the he cforecovery in spain and it improved in italy. all in all they boosted nearly 10% growth for operating profit in europe. that's a sharp improvement. they also boosted a strong performance in latin america. 23% increase for the operating profit. however because of the negative impact from exchange rates, the actual growth was below 10% last year. in terms of outlook it will increase his capital expenditure this year to renovate and extend it's exiting store. especially in europe. back to you. >> thank you very much. now shares in south african lender standard bank are moving higher after the group reported a modest 1% rise of full year earnings and 12% rise in it's dividend. london unit

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