. >> anything further about manama -- anything further? >> we do not know how often

. >> anything further about manama -- anything further? >> we do not know how often this store region where they were having -- we do not know where they were having under cover of people coming, so it may not have been that often. that may be why they were never caught before. >> the figures of about once a year -- to you know? parks are no sandford cisco is probably 1200 tobacco and permits. -- >> in san francisco, it is probably 1200 tobacco permits. i am not sure if they get to that many each year. >> conditioners? the -- commissioners bowman -- commissioners? >> vice president garcia, were you about to say something? commissioner garcia: i wish the department would do an analysis of how this works out in dollar figures for an individual operator, and let's take an assumption that all the figures are exactly correct your year of 30 days was decided -- are exactly correct. 30 days was decided. that might seem reasonable to some people, of the fact that it is the first offense, and we can all assume they did not just kesse and the first

when we get a series of nearly simultaneous blasts rocked two cities in manama injuring several people the first device went off in the country's administrative capital a tall narrow zone housing most of its hotels soon afterwards a car laden with explosives detonated near mandalay is main market it's not yet clear who was behind the attacks bombings have become increasingly frequent in myanmar where pro-democracy activists and ethnic groups are at odds with the military backed regime. before everyone minister has been sentenced to life for genocide and crimes against humanity pauline. the country's former minister for families and women's affairs and her son militia leader were both found guilty of ordering and assisting massacres some eight hundred thousand people were killed during the one nine hundred ninety four slaughter most of them ethnic sees us who go is the first woman to be convicted by the un backed tribe you know. well coming up here a pair of presidents meet in no man's land. at the same time. well it was meant to ensure a healthy crop as cheaply as possible but for loca

tanks and soldiers pulled out of the capital, manama, but police stayed at a number of checkpoints. majority shiites began protesting in february, demanding a greater share of power. but in march, bahrain's sunni leaders called in troops from saudi arabia and other sunni states to crush the protests. the death toll from an e. coli outbreak in europe has risen to 17, with hundreds more cases reported. some 1,500 people have been sickened in germany, where most of the cases occurred. the german agriculture minister said today it's still not known where the very virulent food-borne bacteria originated. >> ( translated ): it's clear these bacteria have occurred in humans and we are working non-stop to find out where they have come from, therefore the entire chain is affected, production as well as all the subsequent steps until it finally is on the table. >> reporter: initial testing suggested most of the people who took ill had eaten certain tainted vegetables. later tests cast doubt on those findings. an apparent tornado hit near springfield, massachusetts, today. funnel showed a torn