. >>> and people in zimbabwe have little to celebrate. >> russia's president has condemned the murder of kremlin critickist nemtsov. mourns held aa vigil in moscow, where the former opposition leader was shot down. victoria gatenby reports. >> boris nemtsov was killed buy drive buy shooting. >> a vehicle pulled up and there were a couple of shots fired from it. l as a result, bullets penetrated his back. a wojwoman is being questioned 50 police department. >>> political change in russia. >> for me the death of boris nemtsov is by all means challenge being brought down. he really shook up the system. >> nemtsov was an outspoken critic of vladimir putin. he was also an experienced politician. he had served as deputy prime minister under former president boris yeltsin and was governor of a city, nisninakarov. he was murdered just two days before a major opposition rally he was due to take part in. >> mr. nim nemtsov i would say was one of three top opposition leaders in russia. he has been a personal nemesis of mr. putin, one of the most daring and outspoken leaders. he personally organi

still going strong - zimbabwe's president robert mugabe showed no signs of quitting as he sell celebrateing his 91st birthday. >> here in afghanistan, the heaviest snow this valley has seep for decades, and how they are coping. >>> a harsh critic of the kremlin has been shot and killed in moscow. boris nemtsov, a former deputy prime minister was an opponent of vladimir putin's policies and condemned russia's involvement in the war in ukraine. the russian president says there'll be a thorough investigation. >> reporter: boris nemtsov received death threats before. he brushed them aside and said if he was afraid he wouldn't lead an opposition party. late friday evening the 55-year-old was shot four times from a passing car and killed near the kremlin. >> translation: he was big, handsome, bright and talented. the kind that they kill. we needed him very much. >> boris nemtsov was killed two days before he was supposed to lead an opposition march in moscow. there's anger within the opposition movement. some are calling his death an assassination. >> this is a new spiral in russia's dissent into

still going strong - zimbabwe's president robert mugabe showed no signs of quitting as he

. >> zimbabwe's long-time leader robert mugabe is celebrating a 91st birthday with a lavish party estimated to cost a million. opposition criticized the price tag saying to spend that much in a country with an ailing economy is foolish. we have this report. >> reporter: the president robert mugabe and his wife arrive at victoria falls to host another elaborate birthday party. more than 20,000 from across the country are here to celebrate with him. the estimated cost - roughly $1 million, mostly bank rolled by his political party, zanu pf supporters. those that gathered, and the youth league has been organising and federation cupped raising since -- fund racing since 1986 saying they choose to celebrate the good they cans. >> our -- good things. >> our president has given education and more throughout the country. >> reporter: his critics find it hard to see the good in the fog of bad. a struggling economy, high cost of living. majority of zimbabweans are unemployed, and the list goes on. >> it's un-african to have a birthday party when there's problems in the community. you have to focus on

. >> another deal revealed is with zimbabwe to monitor and target rogue mgos. not for profit trusts and the media. >> does that i wonder include spying on opponents of zimbabwe's president. well overall these cable provide wide ranging evident of the political nature of global intelligence sharing. it seems that for today's spies, noting on groups like green peace is all in a day's work phil reese al jazeera in amsterdam. >> . >> the director of green peace is with us right now what do you make of this. >> i think it is wrath eunfortunate set of activities being undertaken by governments. i think it is a reflection that we are winning the argument as the environmental movement, where we say we are running out of time that we have to act with what the scientists are saying. and we need to get off dirty energy, and move to clean renewable emergency. and as our voice getting stronger i think this is a threat not some governments but to the big corporations that own our governments. so it is deeply disappointing it is for me to hear that my government might have do

demoralizing zimbabwe's bowling attack to smash boundary after boundary after boundary. there was just no off switch on this. >> make can batting machine building a total of 18 sixes to beat the current record. he was also setting his sights on his own record. the 34-year-old superstar hitting the fastest double century in o.d.i. history. it seems there was just no stopping him. not until the very last ball of the inning, anyway. but by then, it was too late. they had already done the damage complete ago 372 run stand. >> to score a double century is right up there. got to be the best one. >> going on to beat zimbabwe by 73 runs. >> that's all the sport for now. >> stay with us on al jazeera. more news coming up shortly. we'll be live in paris with the latest on that meeting of european foreign ministers over the situation in eastern ukraine, do stay with us. >> today on "the stream". >> selling cocaine was my purpose. >> they had been trafficking on behalf of the united states government. >> renowned filmmaker marc levin discusses his new movie "freeway: crack in the sy

so i was with them before i came to zimbabwe.ave not been in direct communication with them because they're deluged but i've been in communication with other close friends and what they're communicating is what i experienced for 18 months of their incredible generosity in relating to others in being open to others and, yes, like kayla, worrying about others and how they're taking it. they very much share what we did during the 18 months on my occasional visit was for me to share my kayla because that was different. i'm the educator. they would share their kayla. i'm sure they are still very consistent in both of those of sharing with open generosity. i'm returning to prescott by friday night because i simply must be a part of this. >> professor carol thompson, we're so sorry for your loss. we're so appreciative of your strength and we also know the family no doubt is as well. thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you for letting kayla speak. it's very important. >> through you she does. thank you so much. >>> we'll contin

new -- a new record on tuesday thanks to the western brutal from the start from the finish against zimbabwere is sara. >> opening the batting chris gale always had the potential to be the star of the show. the big hitting lefty making runs scoring look easy. demoralizing the bowling attack to smash boundaries. after boundary. after boundary. there was just no more switch on this batting machine building a total of 166s to equal the current can record. but gale was also setting his sights on something bigger. his own record. the 34-year-old sewner star getting the fastest double century in o.d.i. history. it seems there was just no stopping him. not unthe ill the very last ball of the inning anyway, by then it was too late. gale and marlins samuels had already done the damage completing a 372 run stand. >> i butt this in honestly. to score addability and it is right up there. that would be the best one. the west endys going on to beat by 73 runs. sara coats al jazeera. >> made a winning start to his dubai champions campaign, the world number one was playing his first match. lap program >> su

zimbabwe is taking on the u.a.e. who are battling after losing the toss. they're 115-2. this is the first match while zimbabwe are looking to bounce back after losing their opening game. >>> new zealand will be looking to make it three wins out of three at the world cup. the co-host taking on england on friday. the campaign is already facing a growing number of problems. they were heavily beaten by australia in their first game and ahead of their next match against new zealand. captain owen morgan is facing unwanted questions he's failed to score in four of his last five innings. >> the fact that i've been through bad patches before has helped and reengaging in that believe that you need to have and this determination in your training. probably gives more confidence than if it was my first time going through a bad spot. >> europe for the holders of golf's most prized team title after beating usa in scotland last year. champion clarke has won four times as a player and will be leading the european team that has won six of the last seven matches. next year's event is to be

does that include spying on opponents of zimbabwe's robert mgabe. after all this shows long evidence of intelligence sharing. and it seems for spice spying on a group like greenpeace is all in a day's work. >> there has been an agreement on a last-minute deal to prevent greece from defaulting on its debts. it comes after the finance ministers approved greece's plan to reform its economy. the list of measures put forward including a range of anti-austerity policies, including free electricity healthcare food, public transport. greece wants to offer aid to those on low pensions and stop homes from being repossessed. plans to pay for these reforms by tackleing tax evasion corruption, and the smuggling of fuel and tobacco and by making the government more efficient cutting the number of ministries, and getting rid of benefits like official cars. from athens we have reports. >> reporter: one of greece's dispossessed. at 40 she has lost her bookmaker shop and owes the tax man $35,000 she cannot pay. she's one of those that the left wing government vows to

it is not pushing once it is legal they have done this in africa and zimbabwe said government-owned the people did not protect them because they were trampling their crops but once they said your tribe so not only just to hunt for a safari suddenly they valued the elephants and when the poachers can they would beat them off now the population in zimbabwe to recovered. we had 30 million bison everybody shot them for sport they were down to 1,000 people said give them over. >> so the community ownership by. >> as private property in this area of the elephant are year-round. >> in this case yes i think it is a great example of how the government getting out of it will help. but comparing this to marijuana i have a problem with that. but if marijuana as a safety factor in affects others thises about the animals themselves if you do make it legal people will use every bit of the elephant and not just for sport that is important to me. >> i get the idea of supply and demand if you make it legal then people will not what it but how do make it legal? they are the endangered species. >> but not

zimbabwe couldn't reach the big total. falling 62 runs short in the pool b match >>> football now, and lionel messi's 300th spanish league appearance was one to remember. the argentine taking them back within a single point. messi scored a hat-trick in the 5-0 thrashing. they reclaimed fourth in spain, with a 1-0 win. atletico madrid lost ground. 2-0 the final score in that game. in england. arsenal are into the f.a. cup quarterfinals. they beat middlesbrough. the competition continued on sunday. league 1 side - you may remember they disposed of chelsea, sweeping aside another club. bradford into the last eight for the first time since 1976. six nations, rugby news and wales notched up a win. the home side off to a promising start with a tie by stuart hogg. ill discipline proved costly for scotland as they allowed whales back no the contest. three penalties tried to lead at half-time. visitors maintained the momentum to win the match 26-23. it's whales eighth straight win over scotland. >>> the president of the internation

. >>> over in hamilton david miller hit the world cup nine sixers against zimbabwe.and jp jiminy put on the highest ever one-day partnership, and got an unbeaten century. zimbabwe couldn't reach the big total falling short in the pool b match. >> the team has a little bit of trouble. i thought to myself you know that's what it will do from the start. you know continue with that rite until the end. if it's just a matter of getting the team out of trouble to start with then they can work on that >>> two seasons after winning 9-2, bayern munich gave hamburg another defeat to stay two points clear. they thrashed them at home in the bundislega. the man scoring the goal for germany netted twice, as did a dutch winger. robin. and thomas miller. wall ford are second after winning a 9 lf goal thriller. they scored four times for wolves berg in a 5-4 victory. >> the international olympic committee is visiting a town to assess chances of hosting the 2022 winter olympics. kazakhstan is vying with beijing. sochi 2014 causing criticism for costing in excess of $15 billion, others

zimbabwe couldn't reach the total, falling 62 short from the pool b match >>> turning our attention to football. and lionel messie's 300th appearance was one to remember. the argentine inspired barcelona to an easy win over islamic state of iraq and levant taking them back from a single point. messi scored a hat-trick. it's barca's 11th straight victory. they claimed fourth spot in spain with a 1-0 win. they lost ground in the title race. defeated 2-0. knlnd - hull - arsenal is into the quarter cup finals. bradford's incredible run continued on sunday. the romance of the f.a. cup, the league one sider disposed of chelsea, swept aside another rugby league clubful this time two against sunderland bradford into the last eight for the first time since 1976 >>> six nations rugby leave. wales notched up a win, coming from behind to win. it was costly for scotland allowing wales into the contest with three penalties. the visitors maintained the momentum after the break, and won the match 26-23. it's wales 8th win over scotland. >> the n.h.l. chicago blackhawks recorded a win obvious the pitts

allows me to say zimbabwe, which is not usually said during my traffic coverage. >>> it's common fory college students, the freshman 15, but the weight gain isn't just reserved for college students. how about the expanding waistlines of silicon valley employees? free meals catch up to you. "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang has more on what's called the tech 15. >> reporter: the start-up scene in the bay area is expanding like crazy. for some in silicon valley so is something else. >> i would say i've gained five pounds. >> reporter: five pounds she has no room for. not with her big day fast approaching. >> it was really hard because i was months away from getting married. i had my dress already custom made. so there was a lot of, you know, choices, hard choices that i had to make. >> reporter: choices driven in part by her ceo, tim chen. the 32-year-old founded nert wallet a personal finance website in 2009 with a team of just a handful. nerd wallet employs more than 150 people housed in two-story office in downtown san francisco. and as the company grew, so did its snack selecti

demoralizing zimbabwe's bowling attack, to smash boundary after boundary, after boundary. off switch on this jamaican batting machine,' -- equalling the record. he got the fastest double century in odi history. it seems there was just no stopping him, not until the very last ball of the inning anyway but by then it was too late. they had already done the damage completing a 372-run stand. >> to score a double century it's right up there, got to be the best one. >> reporter: the west indians going on to beat zimbabwe by 73 runs. >>> well there's more sport on our website for all of the latest check out aljazeera.com/sport. we have got blogs and videos from our correspondent around the world. and that's the sport for you, adrian. >> many thanks indeed. the team would like to extend their thanks to you for watching. i'll be back with another bulletin of news straight ahead here on al jazeera. see you in a moment. ♪ >> today on "the stream". >> selling cocaine was my purpose. >> they had been trafficking on behalf of the united states government. >> renowned filmmaker marc lev

she joins us live frmom zimbabwe this morning. good morning. >> good morning. >> as you watch this tragic situation unfold what goes through your mind in knowing kayla? >> kayla went as you said to palestine, israel and india and then to turkey to understand to reach across the differences. kayla taught me we try hardest to understand those with whom we disagree the most seriously. and so she went to understand. she went to teach us understanding. and to try to make some sense out of the endless killing for 13 years now. so we need more kaylas. she represents the best of america. america. >> i think a lot of people still find interest hard to understand why she would risk her life to help others like this. help us understand. >> yes. kayla went not for salary. her weapon was her mind and her wanting to understand. she went in order to as she said it's her words, to not allow suffering to become normal. she went to do her small part in reaching out. and she very much was doing that. as was james foley and others. >> actually it's i

zimbabwe was 62 runs short in the tall bean match.itch richard par, al jazeera 300ths spanish league inspired barce lope a to an easy win. >> takes back to a single point of la liga leaders real mad drift, this 5-mil thrashing. barca's 11th straight i could have occur now. third place athletico madrid hoping to close the gap in the late fixture of an england holder's arsenal into the fa cup. middle didboro. incredible run in this competition continued so sunday. they followed up chelsea with sunderland brand ford now into the last 8 for the first time since 1976. six nations regular benews now have notched up the first win of the tournament coming from behind to beat scotland at murray field. a lot of promising start with a tie from stewart hog. costly for scotland as they allowed wales back into the cop toast with three penalties to lead at hafrment. the vittors won the match 26 points to 23, wales' 8th straight win over scotland. >> the of the the oatlimpic commit, thomas buff is visiting kazakhstan to visit the bit for the 200 limi

. >>> zimbabwe's president shrugged off concerns that his chair for the african union will harm relations with the guest. robert mugabe said on friday that it's not his business what the west says and does. the 90-year-old is subject to travel bans by the united states and union. the bans put into place after accusations that his ruling party used violence and intimidation to win elections. >> punjab is hoping to use and raise money for their olympic team. >> reporter: this female travelled 100km from her home town to compete in what is known as india's rural olympics. this is a big deal. preparing for the 400m sprint. >> translation: this is part of my training for an upcoming national event. crucial to part of the national team. they win a medal for india. >> competition is tough. they want to impress the coaches who over the years fostered dozens of olympians on the track. >> translation: podium winners are nationally recognised athletes. one participate won a medal but couldn't train here. this competition is not just a small event, it's a national meet of the highest standard. >> not

the west indies ended in a commanding position against zimbabwe way and batting now and currently 239one team say driver lonzo is recovering after testing in spain and suffered concussion after hitting a wall at 240 kilometers an hour at the circuit and he has released this picture of him in his hospital bed saying they will assess whether he will participate in the next testing session in the coming days and says gusting wind caused the crash and no mechanical or electrical fault. >> the crash was very hard. we have not said that but it was very hard and he has to recover because we see him back and number one it's not a game. we have to be sure he has to be ready to drive the car at the right time because we want to be competitive until the last race of the season. >> reporter: disgraced baseball star alex rodriguez has returned to training with the yankees after his year long band for doping and ban froed the 2013 bio genesis scandal and florida clinic accused of giving drugs to several players and last week he gave a handwritten apology for mistakes he made and 14 time all-star is

zimbabwe were beat be, chased down with a couple of over to say spare. shawne williams coming up with the match winner scored an unbeaten 76. he says the smaller teams can be a match for anyone at this world cup. >> every single team at this world cup deserves to be at this world cup. for example any one of the top teams could be beaten by us, by scotland anyone. any cricket team will take the top team right to the end. >> christian rinaldo ended his drought. opening the scoring in germany as real won he now that 58 goals in 58 champions league games. marcellas scored a second in this 2-0 win. >> rinaldo lives for scoring that's for sure. it wasn't a problem that he hadn't scored for one or two games, but was definitely good for him to get that goal. it wasn't just a goal for him statistically, but a goal that put us ahead in the game. i think we are back on track. >> portuguese drew in switzerland. this game saw nine players getting yellow cards. >> one of the nba's biggest stars has been ruled out for the rest of the season. carmelo anthony of the new

. >>> zimbabwe's president has shrugged off his chair of the african union would harm the west. robert mubage says it's not his business what the west says or does. >>> bahrain has revoked the citizenship of 72 people for what it calls tharming interest hampleg the interestharming theinterest of the country. protests have been occurring in bahrain for almost four years. most of the people are now abroad and can appeal the decision. >>> germany's chancellor angela merkel is due to visit the huh hungarian capital. soon the government may be forced to pick sides. from budapest robin walker explains. >> a new community center has opened in downtown budapest supporting parents. norway's ambassador is guest of honor. her country contributed $12,000 tol to the project. but this kind of organization is under threat. >> i'm concerned that we do not manage to resolve this conflict so that the angels that our fund is supporting can finalize many good projects and tease are not only controversial projects. projects like fighting domestic violence roma integration. >> last summer police seiz

three years after zimbabwe killed tony martin the justice department will not pursue charges.ll look at the civil rights case and the fall out. new information on a strain crash in california injuring dozens of people. tonight place make an arrest. >>> felony charms for a truck driver involved if a train crash. 28 hurt, four critic lick. a truck slammed into a truck if los angeles. the driver left the scope. the crash was not likely deliberate. a similar crash in new york left six dead. as lisa stark tells us both incidents are leading to questions about train safety. >> reporter: the force of the accident tossed three commuter railcars off the track, on to their side. one other car derailed but did not turn over. the train slammed. >> a truck, stopped on the rails. >> there was a total of 51 people that were victims of this incident. 28 were transported to various hospitals. we did have four critical. the train travelled at 75 miles per hour. after the collision, the truck caught fire the driver fled the scope. he was spotted by police a mile away. the national transportation

the president of zimbabwe has admitted mistakes were made. he says the farms they give out or too large in the black farmers couldn't manage them. this is part of a controversial program that began in 2000. you are watching bbc world news america. with the number of people flooding into the job markets, they are still hurdles ahead. china is changing the way it regulates access to the internet. as will force anyone it signs of two to use their real name and identity. celia hatton reports from beijing. >> many log on to the internet to make their voices heard. this is one of the places where ordinary people can speak out against the government. >> the government says he wants to crack down on those spreading false rumors online. internet users will not be able to post anonymous messages anymore. instead they will have to register using their real name and government id numbers. soon the state could know the true identities of everyone online. >> many in china believe the plan already stairs criminal -- already brings up criticism of the commun

. >> zimbabwe's president robert mugabe is celebrating his birthday with a lavish party which opposition leaders describe as obscene. 20,000 people from across the country joined him for that celebration at victorian falls. apparently elephants were slaughtered for the feast which cost $1 million in a country where there is widespread poverty and unemployment. >>> in india president narendra modi has released his first full budget. corporate taxes will be cut by 25% for the next four years. spending on infrastructure will be raised by $11 billion. the government is introducing an universal social security program. >>> to afghanistan where more than 200 people have died in the worst avalanche to hit the country in decades. the death toll is expected to rise as teams gain access to remote villages. the government is accused of being too slow to respond. >> the panjshir has seen snow before. this is different. meters and meters of it turning jagged mountains into smooth, white slopes and valley noose gorges. but in the capitol it was anything but quiet. helicopters buzzed over head. hundred

we spoke by telephone because she's on sabbatical in zimbabwe helping farmers. kayla mueller thought she might follow thompson's footsteps and work in africa. but it's this conflict, syria, and its nearly 4 million refugees that captured her heart. she posted this video supporting refugees in 2011. >> i am in solidarity with the syrian people. i reject the brutality and killing that the syrian authorities are committing against the syrian people. >> reporter: by the following year she would make her first trip to the syrian/turkish border. professor thompson says they spoke often and at lebts about social justice versus personal risk. >> kayla went very much beyond me, her professor, to join in the suffering and, yes, she knew very profoundly the risks of that and that was her choice. >> reporter: a choice friends say her parents supported. this weekend they remain surrounded by spiritual counsel, family and friends as they have since her capture awaiting the truth about their daughter. >> we have been in people who are speaking with the family. they say the wor

. >> zimbabwe native grace baca chose to study abroad at montgomery county community college. >> not having housing made things a little bit more hard. in terms of schoolwise when i came here you don't know anybody. >> she and many of the students have all been pushing for the same goal. affordable student housing near the campus. >> while community college is thought of as commuter schools, montgomery county's student population is 83% in county. the pottstown campus alone is 70% in county. >> we know students who tend to stay on campus tend to interact more with each other and more with the faculty and more with administrations and the staff and they tend to persist. >> they spent a year studying the campus housing and is partnering with a developer. the college is being looking for land and looking for a partnership deal and the face of community college is changing. >> i think housing would also help break the stereotype that a lot of people have about community colleges. from my experience the stereotype is students that attend them aren't smart to attend the college with a univ

come to us food matriculate like paris from the continent of africa of course, or south africa or zimbabwe. . . u.s. students who are not as african dissent. they are welcome to come. we have students who identify as hispanic. we also have students who identify as biracial. it is a diverse community in the context of african dissent, but there are not many white students right now. i do not think we have any white students at spelman. host: some breaking news this morning. democrats have decided to hold the national convention in philadelphia. that will be the week of july 25. of course the week before july 18 through the 21st republicans are holding their 2016 convention in cleveland. the news on the democratic convention out this morning. calling from new york good morning. >> caller: good morning. thank you for having me on the show. dr. tatum i am an alumni of spelling college and i want to thank you for all of your work on behalf of women and in the last 13 years we have seen the efforts and we are going to miss you a lot but wish you well in your next endeavor. i recently gave birth

>> now, at a time when obviously everybody is speculating about the health and the wellbeing of zimbabwe's president, robert mugabe 90 years old, soon to be 91. he has taken a fall. they are paying attention. everyone wondering about the quality and his well being. there you see hum falling down. he was addressing supporters in harari, the capital, and he tripped. it's been reported that he has not been injured. no doubt for instinct that's a tumble and for a soon to be 91-year-old... ..anyway moving on. there's a few more things to come on this al jazeera newshour including... >> i'm rob reynolds in los angeles and an outbreak on measles. >>> and a run in germany - a miserable run of losses continues. >>> now, an outbreak of measles in the united states caused fate on the vaccines 20 children developed measles from does niland and spread to more than 100 unvaccinated kids. politicians are reacting and it crossed party lines. rob reynolds reports. the measles outbreak that began has spread. american politicians weigh in with their thought. new jersey governor chris christie the likely pres

zimbabwe beaten in their first game. a couple of overs to spare. shaun williams - the smaller teams can be a match for anyone at the world cup. every single team at the world cup deserves the world cup. you know for example, anyone else could be there for scotland. any cricket team on the day, if they get the three departments right will take the top team to the end >>> cristiano ronaldo ended his scoring drought as real madrid took a step towards qualifying. cristiano ronaldo scoring in germany, beating schalke. he has 58 goals in 58 champion's league games. marcello scored a second in the 2-0 windfall >> translation: cristiano ronaldo lives for scoring. that is for sure. it wasn't a problem for one or two games, but was good for him to get the goal. it wasn't a goal statistically, but a goal that put us ahead in the game. i think we put it back on track. >> they drew against basil. a late penalty giving a 1-1 draw. nine players with yellow cards. europa league celtic take on inter milan. celtic beat inter. a pretty indifferent season down in tent

zimbabwe have picked up their first win against the united arab emirates making their first tournamentnce in 20 years. they hit a very competitive 285 for seven and their 50, this game being played in new zealand, in nelson new zealand, they were well beaten in the first game against south africa, but chased down the total with a couple over. sean williams was the match winner with an unbeaten 76. the team candidates be a match for everyone at this world cup. >> an one of the teams can be beaten by us, scotland, anyone. we will take the top team. >> now after nearly two weeks of competition, the longest and last leg of the arctic ultramarathon is drawing to a close in northern canada. gnarly 100 athletes began the race and about half have drubberred out, with temperatures hovering at minus 40 degrees celsius. there are four races in the event, a standard marathon, and longer courses up to 690-kilometers. daniel has been along the trail from start to finish. >> from this, less than two weeks ago a joyful start to nearly 700-kilometers of tough going to the first finishers in the histori

if you look at 10 poorest countries on earth, you look a burundi, madagascar, zimbabwe where the gdps $400. these are places where poverty has grown and spread but islam has not necessarily. so poverty is not an important element of radical islam. so you can, you can put that notion to the side. the other thing, his speech was filled with economic redistribution international economic redistribution which goes to nation-building. if you're looking for places, he is talking about constitutions and democracies. >> right. >> and freedom of religion. those are things that he wantings to impose he promise, when he campaigned in 2008 and throughout that he would never going to nation build. >> turning the middle east into one big, kirsten, welfare state basically what he is saying would fix the problem. that is how i read it. i agree with harris. it was like a academic paper. i want to ask you, why is the president focusing on onus being on us to right those grievances? why isn't he focusing on fact islam and radical islamic leaders are cutting off heads of christians? >> well i just heard

>> well, there's zimbabwe-north korea, runs russia truly into the ground and stays in power.hat could happen. there's also the ukraine-georgia-kyrgyzstan scenario. people say, why are we allowing him to ruin everyone's life? makes small decisions, doesn't have to be big, sparks a million people on red square and they get rid of him. or it could be some members of army and police decide palace kooi. let's get rid of him. we don't know. in the meantime while he's in power he's going to be running russia into the ground and causing the west a lot of problems. >> bill browder, good to have you on. >>> up next -- greek and european officials are playing a game of chicken. who will blink. stay tuned for a fascinating conversation. startup-ny. it's working for new york state. already 55 companies are investing over $98 million dollars and creating over 2100 jobs. from long island to all across upstate new york, more businesses are coming to new york. they are paying no property taxes no corporate taxes no sales taxes. and with over 300 locations, and 3.7 million square feet availabl

professor thompson teaches here in arizona, we spoke by telephone because she's on sabbatical in zimbabwearmers. she thought she might follower in mueller's footsteps and work in africa. but it's the 4 million refugees that captured her heart. she posted in video supporting refugees in 2011. >> i am in solidarity with the syrian people. i reject the brutality and killing that the syrian authorities are committing against the syrian people. >> reporter: by the following here she would make her first trip to the syrian-turkish border. the professor said they spoke often business justice versus person risk. >> kayla went beyond me, her professor to join in the suffering and she knew very profoundly the risks of that and that was her choice. >> a choice friends say her parents supported. this weekend, they remain surrounded by spiritual counsel, family and friends, as they have since her capture, awaiting the truth about their daughter we have spoken with friends who are in touch with the family right now, they say the worst part of all this fredericka is simply not knowing what the truth is.

nazis break into sush yaw and assault some of our students we have seen our students erupted in zimbabwee have learned about them being beaten up by police simply for holding ideas. students like jorge and others>> most of you are from america you haven't had this happen you have questions for alexander jorge come up to the microphone. >> john hernandez from university of virginia. my question is hor jorge. i had a cousin protesting in venezuela and was put in jail. what do you think the future for south america is? >> it stays poosh when north america got rich. do people have a sense it was the government that did that? >> i don't think they did. they gave them a few ofview of history and how america game rich by america which makes no sense at all. >> i go to waterloo in canada, ontario. >> what was taken to mind when you were taken hostage? >> we were a little afraid. we had more support than we thought we had. the when the chanting started we want classes, then that is when i found out how broad our support was. they were probably the more brave. a week later when they tried to take

zimbabwe's president shrugged off concerns. it will harm relations in the west. robert mugabe took over the rotating post on friday and says it's not his business what the west says or does. the 90-year-old is subject to travel maps from the united states and the european union. >> the ukrainian government and pro-russia separatists blame each other for the collapse of peace talks. they were trying to agree on a ceasefire. fighting has complicated negotiations. charles stratford reports. >> reporter: the urgency of the talks was in no doubt. each side blaming the other for making impossible demands. the plan for a ceasefire. the negotiator for the rebels said kiev's forces halted the firefirst. >> the shelling of all populated areas - shelling has taken place. they are fully occupied deal with this. >> the fighting continued between the forces and they have been well organised, the fighters calling themselves the army of the donetsk people's republic. there are casualties on both sides, virtually every day. russia was sending in troops. moscow denied a claim. say

i went to swim -- zimbabwe. >> i don't think it's free, i think the word you should use as an investment. if you look at things we have gotten back from people. $285.7 billion in taxes over students working lives we'll get. $809 billion worth of income is added to the u.s. economy. so people aren't taking it and then going to swim baub way and never coming back. >> why would you spend money going to a four-year college when you can get community college for free? if you have fully subsidized community college, what does that do to the teachers who teach there? you don't have teachers with ph.d. going to the community college system? >> sure, you're making kind of a good argument. the people in community college are -- most of them are vocational students, nursing, electrician work, shortage of emt's and the people that want to go on to a four year university for two more years do that as well for a different degree. you're not blocking people out. kennedy: you are, low are division students who can get a two-year degree or two years of lower divisions, they're not going to go to a four y

as a benevolent country, as a member of the community of nations, somewhere between albania and zimbabwe. >> you took that directly from peggy noonan. >> it's true, though, that -- >> all our experiences are different, but let me ask you this about who loves or doesn't. african-americans have a totally different experience, their love of the country has to be a little different than the person that got on the of boat and everything has been great. >> he -- how big the economy is growing, how much he's pushing for things. he seems perfectly fine working hard. how can you run for president without loving the country and wanting to improve it? i just find this whole rationale -- the notion that he's more critical of the u.s. han other presidents, i think that's true. >> i think i started this whole thing with my treatment of ma reharf of the state department when he talked about the long-term -- and i'm viscerally, i get hot sometimes, i get mad. i get mad about the president's lousy debate performance, i get upset about 20 pointsb hind hillary. i get reactions to things. i admit i'm differ

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zimbabwe couldn't reach the big total, falling 62 runs short in the match. al jazeera. >> scotland are hosting wales in edinborough in the rugby six nations, both teams looking for their first wins at the tournament. last year wales gave scotland they are biggest defeat in tournament history. the score there was colonel 10-16 to wales. >> two seasons after winning 9-2, munich giving hackburg another defeat. the reigns champions thrashed them at home. the man who secured germany's winning goal in the final netted twice as did the ditch winger and german forward. ideal preparation for the champions league last 16 tights. >> a nine goal thriller, scoring four times including the winning goal in their 5-460ry. >> the international olympic committee will visit for a chance of hosting the 2022 olympics in kazakhstan. sochi, 2014 drew criticism for costing abexcess of $20 billion. other cities dropped out citing financial concerns. >> we have a report from kazakhstan's commercial capitol. >> diane wants to be an olympic champion. every jump brings her closer to her

we spoke by telephone, because she's on sabbatical in zimbabwe helping farmers.ht she might follow thompson's footsteps and work in africa. but it's this conflict -- syria, and its nearly 4 million refugees that captured her heart. she posted this video in 2011. >> i am in solidarity with the syrian people. i reject the brutality and killing of the syrian authorities are committing against the syrian people. >> reporter: by the following year, she would make her first trip to the syrian/turkish border. professor thompson says they spoke often and at length about social justice versus personal risk. >> kayla went very much beyond me her professor, to join in the suffering. and yes, she knew very profoundly the risks of that. and that was her choice. >> reporter: a choice friends say her parents supported. this weekend they remained surrounded by spiritual counsel, family and friends as they have since her capture awaiting word of their daughter. >> meantime the fbi is working to identify and stop americans fighting for terror groups overseas. our justice correspon

she was in zimbabwe doing humanitarian work. she said all she wanted to do was help needy people in syria and spread love around the world and do good things and then somehow in 2013 she was captured by isis and held in captivity. no word was mentioned of the american woman who was held by isis but then we came to know that the name of that person which was kayla mueller, when isis claimed she was killed by a jordanian air strike. let's head live to the white house right now and cnn correspondent michelle kosinski. she has more on this. good morning. >> reporter: carol, we're trying to find out from the white house is they put out this lengthy statement using this language talking about kayla representing what is best about america. she epitomized all that is good in our world. this statement from the president quotes kayla mueller. talks about her experience. you read some of it just then. what it does not say is how the white house learned that she is in fact deceased and killed by isis and no detail about what evidence exists

she's on sabbatical in zimbabwe helping farmers. kala mueller thought she might follow her footsteps and work in africa but it's this conflict syria, and its nearly 4 million refugees that captured her heart. he posted this video supporting refugees in 2011. >> i'm in solidarity with the syrian people. i reject the brutality and killing that the syrian authorities are committing against the syrian people. >> reporter: by the following years, she would make her first trip to the syrian/turkish border. professor thompson said they spoke often and at length. >> she went very much beyond me her professor, to join in the suffering. >> yes, she knew very profoundly the risks. >> that was her choice. >> a choice her parents sea they supported. they remained surrounded by spiritual counsel, family and friends, as they have since her capture. capture. >> thank you for that. >>> a big question now, will the case of kala mueller and other isis hostages change the way this country deals with americans held hostage overseas. also the u.s. milita

zimbabwe couldn't reach the big total, 62 runs short in the match. al jazeera. >> two seasons after winning 9-2, munich has given hamburg eight points. the man who scored germany's winning goal in the world cup final netted twice. ideal preparation for champions league on tuesday. >> >> scotland takes on wails in edinborough later as both teams try to get their first win of the rugby nations. scotland were beaten by france in opening matches. last year wales gave scotland their biggest defeat in tournament history. the welsh will be without their star winger after he was hit twice in the head against england last week. >> he is not a happy man, i can tell that you. he's disappointed that we've ruled him out. i said this is about you and your longevity in the game. you've taken a couple of knocks on the weekend. the last thing you need or the game needs is if you get another knock. >> the international olympic committee is assessing the bid chances for hosting the 2022 winter olympics. kazakhstan is vying for beijing for the prize. other bid cities ha

south africa take on zimbabwe and india will be in action against pakistani.ournament co-host, new zealand have started campaigns for victory. >> redeveloped after the 2011 earthquake, the overland christ church 0 hosted the opening match of the cricket world cup. 111 to co-host new zeelant against sri lanka. they would be caught out by mendes scored 65 from 49 balls. williamson added 57 for the black cats at 13th half century in his last 17 one-day internationals. cory anderson with new zealand finished on 331 for 6 from their 50 overs. despite 65 from ramana, sri lanka never got close to the target. captain angelo matthews fell four rungs short of a half century. sri lanka all out for 233 giving new zealand a 98 runs victory. >> excited for the win. early stage of the tournament as well. you know the first game and a long road to go before we can look at starting to make the quarters as well. >> there was also a big opening day win for the other hosts, australia in melbourne after being dropped on his second ball, aaron ferch went on to score 135 rungs again

. >> reporter: zimbabwe native grace bobco took time off to travel, but when her mom said it was time to get back to school she came to montgomery community college to get a degree. >> we have to have activities and stuff like that and i think student housing is the key for that. >> it is host to 4500 students and the college vice president says students want housing, and the college is hoping if they build it more will come. >> community colleges are in the spotlight in the country right now. the president of the united states in almost in every speech he has on education, he's talking about community colleges because they're affordable. >> the west campus has grown. in 1996 just 200 students were enrolled here with the proximity to chester and brooks county it dragged significant student population from outside the county. >> a lot of times the only help the student needs is housing. >> the college said it did an extensive study and is working with a developer looking for land to determine the scope and needs of the complex, one that will be for montgomery county community college s

she's in zib-- in zimbabwe, and we spoke by phone. >> the hundreds of people who mobilized for one month because we were given -- it's a 30-day notice -- to try to create other options because the threat was you do a or b or she's killed. we were trying to go beyond options a or b. >> reporter: as the silence in this town held amazingly even in the internet age. kayla's parents personally telling friends, one slip and their daughter's life could be over. the 30 days passed and no word from isis on kayla mueller. then last month, a terrible mistake mistake. on abc's sunday news program, the white house chief of staff accidentally says her first name. >> but kayla's family knows how strongly the president feels about this. and will continue to work this. >> reporter: the muellers called local arizona reporters who figured it out urging no one report kayla's name. the silence again hold. then friday this claim by isis -- but no proof saying kayla mueller died in this building. what was friday like? >> ooh. friday of a dark day. punched a hole through you, a big hole. you go numb. you don't

and going to the game with a bit of mention losing the first match and wins against pakistan and zimbabwegroup and this is by the record breaking of 215 and gail missed the final training session in sidney with a bad back but south africa captain is not reading too much into that. >> you don't see them his body is quite old for his age i think and he needs to look after herself to make sure he gets on the pack again. the go around is definitely not a surprise to see him back like that. and it's making sure you have your plans in place against him, he is a world-class player and can win teams from almost any situation. >>> formula one and dennis says driver alonzo is completely fine following his high-speed crash during testing in barcelona and 33-year-old left hospital on wednesday and is expected to line up in madrid for the season opening race next month and admits he was knocked unconscious for a few seconds after hitting a wall in preseason testing but he added the two-time world champion was okay to race without a final decision would be taken by doctors. tennis world number three an

numbers from the world health organization show more than 100 countries including zimbabwe iran and northigher measles immunization rates than the united states. the current measles outbreak affected more than 100 people in the u.s. and vice president joe biden will not be attending israeli prime minister netanyahu's speech next month. biden's office will be traveling while netanyahu in washington. >>> up next voices of auschwitz by wolf blitzer starts now. >>> the following is a cnn special report. >>> these gates mark the site of one of history's greatest horrors. >> we are the biggest cemetery of the world here. >> during the holocaust, more than one million jews were murdered here at auschwitz. >> all my aunts, my uncles, everybody's dead now. >> part of hitler's plan to wipe out the jewish people. >> we saw my mother. she went straight to the gas chamber. >> liberated 70 years ago, only a fraction of the prisoners survived.