slowly but surely. >> reporter: amil agrees, the abu saif is not as strong as it used to be. >> the abuf has weakened in the year. from 200, they are down to 80. they recruit young boys and they don't have a strong leader. >> reporter: but the colonel warns they have many sympathizers. especially where it is not considered safe. >> we need the cooperation of the people. it is the local officials who can help eradicate the group. first of all, we need schools and electricity, and the ownership of guns should be regulated. >> reporter: the one thing that the mayor did was install video cameras around the city, and encourage the presence of u.s. troops. and sounds of prayer are rising up from areas like the mayor's office. ♪ jesus christ, he comes >> reporter: many cling to god's promise that he will one day soon cut off their enemies, and bring an end to the bloodshed, fear, and violence, that has plagued their beautiful land for far too long. >> george: wow, beautiful. you went there 10 years ago. i remember you telling us the stories of how difficult and dangerous it was. same, or has i

but the cia believed abu zubaydah knew much more, so they brought in a special contractor, a retired air force psychologist. although he has been publicly identified since, his name is still technically classified. his real name is mit >> i don't... >> smith: you cannot confirm i >> i cannot confirm or deny the individual's name shape or form. so i describe him in boris. >> smith: and so boris arrives. tell me. tell me the story. >> boris arrives, and we believed we were getting some headway with abu zubaydah. but he has different opinion about how to handle this interrogation. >> smith: so there was a lot of tension between you and this contractor... this psychologist. >> yeah, absolutely. there was a tension between all of us and him. you know, absolutely. and i was really frustrated, because i think that this is not going to lead us anywhere. i mean, this guy admitted that he doesn't know an islamic extremists. and here he is trying to call the shots on one of the most important programs, at the time, in the nation's history. >> smith: did you confront him? >> yes, absolutely. we

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manadel al-jamadi died in 2003 while in cia custody at iraq's notorious abu ghraib prison. his corpse was photographed packed in ice and wrapped in plastic. in a statement, holder said -- we will have more on this story later in the broadcast. a federal court has blocked the controversial voter id law in texas, saying it discriminates against people of color. the law requires voters to show their photo id at the polls and texas had hoped to implement it before the november election, but on thursday, a three-judge panel said texas had failed to prove the law would not harm the voting rights of ethnic minorities. the justice department blocked a lot earlier this year, warning is to to disenfranchise at least 600,000 voters, a disproportionate number of which are latinos and other minorities. texas says it plans to appeal thursday's ruling to the supreme court. tropical storm isaac is heading west after lashing the gulf coast for the better part of today's. rainfall continues and parts of the gulf with a slow-moving storm continues to show its wrath. the port of new orleans an

not because abu mazen don't want. in the middle east of today leaders became weaker and streets became stronger. abu mazen does not have the support of prague malt i can leaders like mubarak. so arafat... sorry, abu mazen cannot deliver what he thought he could two years ago and baby netanyahu will not offer it to olmert. >> rose: he does have the support of people like fayad. >> but he does not have any political power and ef-to understand the new middle east that was created during the last three years the street sometimes lead. leaders became followers. now, since he lost this support we have to understand that the concepttor paradigm that led the process or the middle east during the last 20 years that was based on the idea that direct negotiations will bring us to agreed solution is over. it does not exist. so this is why we are presenting a new paradigm. >> rose: you believe that israel should recognize jerusalem not... as the capital of the palestinian state? >> i'm not here to tell you where will be the capita

nic robertson joining us from our bureau in abu dhabi. is the latest on the vice president's whereabouts? >> reporter: well, the latest seems to be the denial from the government that they say he hasn't gone, he's been loyal to the regime throughout this crisis, and, indeed, sort of commenting on the most recent u.n. appointment of a new u.n. representative to syria. so, the government's trying to play the game that he's still there. but interestingly, one of the free syrian army spokesmen said, look, tomorrow is a day, the end of ramadan tonight. tomorrow there would be a big prayer service. you should normally expect to see farouq al sharaa standing up there with the president. they say they don't expect to see him. indeed, they dare the president, they dare the government to show him on tv because they don't believe the government has him. that he is on his way out of syria, even though the free syrian army say they've lost contact with the commander helping him with that escape. >> al sharaa is really the most powerful sunni muslim fi

mohammed jamjoom is in abu dh i dhabi. the order is secret, but we are getting details. first off, when did the president authorize this action? >> reporter: well, carol, u.s. officials say that president obama signed this action within the last several months. but it is still unclear as to exactly what type of aid is being specified here. now, the obama administration has ruled out arming the rebels so far. the u.s. administration has said on many occasions that they don't want to further militarize this conflict, that they don't want to be arming the rebels and making the situation even more precarious in syria because of the violence, because of the clashes all across that country. but the syrian rebels and the opposition have maintained from pretty much day one that they want more arms, they want the international community to provide them with more weapons. i was just at a press conference a few days ago here in abu dhabi where the head of one of the main opposition groups in syria said, hey, we need anti-aircraft guns, anti-tank guns, we need the international comm

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. >>> a pet is rescued after a horrific case of animal all abu. he was tied to bricks and thrown into the river. >>> in sports the rg3 era has begun with as impressive debut. >>> it wasn't the greatest dao el abu in nfl history, but robert griffin iii got it done. >> by a point, r.g. led the skins on their only touchdown drive of the night, and the skins made it stand. >> carol maloney got to witness the small part of skins history where everybody associated with the team was pretty impressioned. >> reporter: the most anticipated debut of a redskins rookie did not disappoint. rg3 shines under the bright lights in his first nfl test. it was a performance that was neither flawless nor surprising. >> this is what we do for a living. the game hasn't changed, just the size of the people changed and the talent left. it was fun to get out threat. >> he did everything we asked him to do. very calm, cool and collected, excellent for his first game. >> he went out there, controlled everything, and went there and passed the ball around, and pitched it around

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lado de su carro ---despues, el sujeto dentro del vehiculo llev a la victima a un lugar aislado donde abusa bajo investigacion y la policia pide a las personas ponerle seguro a las puertas de sus vehiculos y llamarles si ven alguna actividad sospechosa.. blanca ---funcionarios de la ciudad de oakland, se alistan para poner en marcha por segunda vez el proximo mes de septiembre, el programa llamado "operacion cese al fuego." take vo ---mediante este programa, a los integrantes de pandillas locales se les ofrece una ultima oportunidad de reformarse ofreciendoles empleo y otros programas sociales. ---de no aceptar, el gobierno utilizara todas las herramientas a su disposicion para detener y encausar con las penas maximas a los maleantes. ---dicho programa, ya habia sido implementado en 2009 pero no rindio frutos. blanca --en palo alto, la policia busca a un sujeto acusado de manosear en plena via publica a una mujer. take vo ---los hechos ocurrieron ayer por la tarde cuando la victima se par frente a su auto estacionado sobre la calle "fulton" buscando sus llaves, y fue cuando el sospechoso s

nic robertson in abu dhabi. thank you. >>> we are expected to hear from julian assange, the wikileaks founder who sparked outrage by publishing classified u.s. cables, and he has not made an appearance in months, and his attorney says that assange is in quote, strong spirits, as he is in refuge in the ecuadorian embassy. he sought asylum there from sweden who is wanting him for sexual assault. they say that it is in retribution of disclosure for american secrets. from now on, american troops in afghanistan will carry loaded weapons at all times and it is a new policy for the recent killings of soldiers by an afghanistan policemen, and as the trust erodes the u.s. will use guardian angels and armed troops to keep a watchful eye in routine settings. since 2007, 69 americans have been killed in the green-on-blue attack attacks they are called and 39 this year alone as the number of incidents has risen sharply. >>> they took a oath to protect and defend, and now the navy s.e.a.l.s have a new mission, defeating presi

blanca ---ademas, las autoridades buscan a un hombre que asalt y abus sexualmente de una mujer en unda de nuestra region es detenida por entregarle algo ms que asesora legal a un reo. ---recuerde que le estaremos esperando con estas y mas informaciones aqui en su noticiero telemundo 48, a las once. take vo recuerde mantenerse en contacto con nosotros... ---telemundo48.com ---twitter ---facebook top gfx --y tambien si usted se quiere comunicar con nosotros... puede hacerlo llamandonos a nuestro numero telefonico de noticias 944-4813. anchor gracias por acompanarnos , los dejamos con el noticiero nacional de telemundo y jose diaz balart... ---le tendra cobertura especial para seguir de cerca la trayectoria de la tormenta tropical isaac que parece dirigirse hacia la florida y que podria impactar la convencion republicana que se realizara en el area de tampa en tan solo unos dias... ---ademas, un reportaje en el que se investiga porque muchos jovenes sonadores han decidido esperar para llenar la documentacio n necesaria para acogerse a la directiva del presidente obama de la accion difer

. >> the abu obaida mosque is about an hour away from amman. ritual washing before prayer is among the duties of the devout. but in jordan, clean water is in short supply. to prevent waste, there's a water recycling system next to the mosque. tucked away below the gravel is a basin. it takes a few days before the water has been fully purified. then it's used to water the surrounding flora. the garden is a little slice of paradise amid an otherwise barren landscape. a trip through the country shows just how dry jordan is. even the tourist industry is affected by the water shortage. and the jordanian economy relies on tourism. the dead sea spa does its best to use water sparingly and makes efforts to recyle as much as possible. management doesn't want the guests' stay to be in any way impaired. wastewater from showers and sinks is collected and directed to a water treatment system much like the one at the mosque. german water expert dieter rothenberger oversaw the planning and installation of the system three years ago. a system like this needs t

policia de pleasanton, pide la ayuda del publico para encontrar a un hombre que presuntament e asalt y abusalmente de una mujer en un parque. take map ---la agresin ocurri la madrugada del domingo pasado, cuando la victima caminaba a solas hacia su hogar en el area de la avenida spring y la calle primera. ---la mujer dice que vi a un hombre siguiendola y decidi correr hacia el parque "kottinger" donde fue atacada por l. take vo ---las autoridades divulgaron este retrato hablado del presunto agresor y encontraron esta cachucha que tena puesta esa noche. ---si usted tiene informacion sobre este caso, llame a la policia. cu ---esta noche, hay una nueva advertencia para los usuarios del "bart". take vo ---las autoridades dicen que el robo de aparatos electronicos, ha aumentado en las estaciones del norte de oakland. ---segn la polica, los pasajeros que viajan distrados se convierten en presas faciles de los amantes de lo ajeno, quienes han robado numerosos telefonos moviles, computadoras portatiles y i-pads. ---algunos de los atracos tambien han ocurrido en los estacionamien tos del "bart" y la

blanca ---una comunidad de la bahia cuestiona a la policia por liberar a un hombre que abus sexualmenteadolescente en su propio vecindario cesar ---ademas, las autoridades detienen a un conductor que se dio a la fuga despues de una persecucion policiaca en nuestra region blanca ---y avanza una iniciativa que prohibe que los menores de edad utilicen los autobuses de fiesta donde se distribuye alcohol cesar ---recuerde que le estaremos esperando con estas y mas informaciones aqui en su noticiero telemundo 48, a las once. take vo recuerde mantenerse en contacto con nosotros... ---telemundo48.com ---twitter ---facebook top gfx --y tambien si usted se quiere comunicar con nosotros llamenos a nuestro numero telefonico de noticias 944-4813. top vo ---y no se pierda este domingo "enfoque area de la bahia" ---estaremos conversando con un funcionario sobre la violencia que afecta a san jose ---ademas, platicaremos sobre la accion diferida con una abogada y una especialista en inmigracion ---tambien estar con nosotros eliana lopez, la esposa del alguacil de san francisco ross mirkarimi ---y 2 expe

abu, we will leave it there for now. thank you for your time. now back to the olympics. the chinese badminton coach has apologized on national television for two of his players disqualified from the games for trying to lose their matches. one says she is now quiting the sport. two from indonesia were also thrown out for the same reason. mike woolridge reports. >> tads scandal continues, the chinese player says farewell my dear bad pin on the. a teammate wrote on her web page, you're not only disqualifying a match, you're disqualifying my dream. >> yu and the others are among eight players expelled for throwing matches in an attempt to obtain more favorable draws later in the tournament. the others from south korea and indonesia. as the players deliberately served into the net and missed easy shots, they were warned by the umpire and tournament referee and the spectators became increasingly angry booing and chanting. the head coach of china's badminton team apologized on chinese television saying we didn't follow the olympic spirit and didn't follow the fighting spirit of

suspected al qaeda figure in an agency prison near bagram air base, and the 2003 death in iraq of an abuoner during interrogation by cia officers. a military autopsy ruled it a homicide. the american civil liberties union called holder's decision "nothing short of a scandal." holder noted the larger issues around torture still aren't resolved, saying: "our inquiry does not resolve broader questions regarding the propriety of the examined conduct." for more, we turn to ken dilanian, who covers national security for the "los angeles times." >> ken, welcome to the program. so what's behind this decision on eric holder's part. >> well, a lot about this remains secret. this is a secret investigation of a classified operation. but what we know is that the justice department is saying they just couldn't make a case here, they're not say nothing crime was committed. and the other thing that it's important to understand about this is that these cases were not part of the enhanced interrogation technique program that the cia carried out. that conduct had already been investigated, no charges were

. >> they moved their headquarters to abu dhabi in 2009. one of the agency's coracles is developing countries to invest in renewals. they're hoping to take the lead from germany's transition to clean energy. >> i can assure you i'm not the only one of the rest of the world was looking very closely at what the outcome of what your discussion will be. germany has been a leader in this field for decades. >> other countries are following. morocco will soon draw half of its energy needs former nobles. global spending on renewable energy was up 20% to $260 billion last year. he is pushing for an international summit hon. bulls once he is feeling better. >> berlin's tourist bureau says officers injected more than 10 billion euros and to the german capital last year. >> the survey found revenues from tourism has doubled over the past 10 years in berlin. it also shows tourism is berlin pause biggest earner by far, earning several times the amount generated by construction and industry. a decade ago, 66,000 berliners lived off the tourism industry. e

nic robertson, cnn, abu dhabi, united ash emirates. >>> now to the extreme fire danger across several western states today. this map you're about to see shows red flag warnings in effect right now and they're in southeastern oregon, idaho, southwestern montana, western utah and northern washington. these are the latest pictures out of utah right now where a new wildfire ignited just as fire cruiews contained two othe fires that were started by lightning. mandatory evacuations remane in effect today in several western communities threatened by wildfire. >>> some ads on san francisco buses have enraged the muslim community. and landed the transportation agency now in hot water. dern wo. would define you as an innovator. to hold more than one patent of this caliber... would define you as a true leader. to hold over 80,000... well, that would make you... the creators of the 2012 mercedes-benz e-class... quite possibly the most advanced luxury sedan ever. ♪ join mercedes-benz usa on facebook for the best summer sweepstakes. join mercedes-benz usa on facebook questions. when you're caring f

it protects against abu. the $600 fine i think that should be left in. i may driver that tips myself. i can see the situation coming where that would be useful. thank you. chairman nolan: the public hearing is closed on these items. the two items in general, do members have comments? let's go to director reiskin's amendment. it was 10 116 -- 1106. >> there is subsection 9 and less to do with requirements for reporting. as proposed as written, which require color schemes to report all lawsuits, notices, demands, claims of any kind involving bodily injury or property damage. the proposal is to narrow that language. the new language would say that this would be in section 1106. by the fifth day of each month, each color scheme must file a report with sfmta listing each accident that occurred during the previous month involving any taxi or -- affiliated with the color scheme resulting in property damage or bodily injury. >> we need a motion and a second. chairman nolan: all in favor? the ayes have it. i am concerned about this one. about the deaths, -- gift,

this is part of a broader pattern not only in abu dhabi in the u.a.e. but also of course in bahrain in you know saudi arabia itself we have seen protests being crushed in these various emirates in saudi arabia recently the cleric numeral nimer was beaten and arrested once more to people at least have been killed by reason of course the same thing is continuing and in usa over the last month about fifty people have been arrested about nine or ten just in the last couple of days but yes this is being a concerted crackdown by the u.a.e. regime they have been putting pressure on the political reform was who have been at work not since last year but since two thousand and three to create greet their reform greater democracy in the entirety of the united arab emirates. more on this and other stories online or at a dot com including an air invasion by teddy bears no picnic for top belorussians if you or any official also been saddened by the president after a swiss light plane dropped a cuddly toys into the country find out why i don't website parties. and whi

abu ibrahim made it, along with his wife, and eight children. how far into the area were you and why do you feel that you're safer here now? "we had to go," he said. "there were explosions. i had to get my children out." as dawn broke, children scrambled across the fields. a fighter jet flew overhead. then an attack helicopter circled tal raffat and opened fire with heavy machine guns. even as the fierce fighting continues in aleppo, the syrian army's reach extends far beyond the city into rebel-held territory. the rebels told us they lact firepower to defend tal raffat. after two hours the assault stopped as awhere you wantly as it had started. relieved residents felt safe enough to go back home to tal raffat, at least for now. charlie d'agata, cbs news, aleppo province, syria. >> axelrod: turning to the economy now, this week's jobs report was a good news/bad news story. good news-- 163,000 jobs were created last month, more than expected. the bad news-- unemployment ticked up to 8.3%. the reason? more americans began look for work. still, ple

clarissa, how widespread are these abus? >> reporter: bob, it's incredibly difficult to get a precise picture of just how frequently these abiewlses are occurring at the hands of rebel forces. but let me tell you for some perspective-- when you comb through the u.n. report, it's clear that the vast majority of human rights abuses and war crimes going on inside syria are being perpetrated by the regime forces, and that u.n. even goes as far as saying that assad's forces are in fact guilty of crimes against humanity. >> schieffer: all right, well, thank you very much, clarissa, and be very careful now. facebook stock is falling as more shaes hit the market. the federal government can be turf than the banks when it cracks down on homeowners in trouble. and remembering the king, 35 years later when the cbs evening news continues. i like taking advil® for a headache. it nips it in the bud. and i can be that mommy that i want to be. ♪ [ male announcer ] take action. take advil®. over forty-percent of adults don't meet the recommen

george bush apologized after abu abgraib and on a trip to africa if we are losing the looser definition of apology. what's wrong with that? i have problems seeing what the problem is. i don't get i apologize issue. >> i am interested in the differences between how mitt romney would lead his foreign policy endeavors. mitt romney talks as a hawk. do you think he would lead as a hawk or would his approach be similar topom president obama's? >> i have yet to see any serious concrete policy differences with the possible exception of romney's position on israel. but generally speaking i think that what we are hearing from the romney campaign now is campaign rhetoric rather than policy differences with obama. >> well, so, what do you -- what do you consider to be the biggest foreign policy threat to the u.s. in the next four years? and will president obama handle it? will it be different from that the mitt romney from what you could read between the lines. >> the biggest pending issue would be iran's nuclear program, and romney has said that he would not shrink from using force if necessary to

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were describing abu ghraib basic. they think that that's a very harmful thing to the united states but that is a cause of trying these people you know you need to clear the air or with the truth to get a foreign go i don't think it looks good and it jeopardizes the credibility of the trials of the united states tried to do them to march in secret it's part of the mistake of even trying these people before military commissions these people should be tried in federal courts which have credibility around the world and have their procedures for protecting security but also being open and giving fair trials this is a mistake and about our website altie dot com you can find any stories you may have missed on that and here's a taste of other stories online right now they were but also protests on the streets of montreal each patch with demonstrators once again ahead of elections. and also that russia's popular southern resort region is bonded by another deadly floods just a month after high water has killed almost two hundre

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the only one janice karpinski who blew the whistle on donald rumsfeld sanctioning of torture at abu ghraib was charged with shoplifting for example many many such examples and the foreign office now insists that it didn't mean to say that it would storm the embassy to go in and arrest what do you make of of william hague's comments and of the foreign office attitude in general. officers. here in its attempts to back down because it's found itself so diplomatically isolated it most certainly did say about both in person and in writing to the government of ecuador. at the very moment it was saying about fifty policemen moved into the building but not into the actual plant containing the ecuadorian embassy but moved into the fire scapes so it was a plain text and i've spoken to people in the foreign office. we were involved in the discussion of whether or not to make but so there's no doubt whatsoever that this was a deliberate to d.h. should be on the convention on behalf of this foreign office and the causes backfired spectacularly because the whole world is at the age by this and what do y

to what extent that has this changed i mean a lot of people think of torture as abu ghraib or think of it as you know the post nine eleven terrorist attack for the purpose of trying to get information from suspected terrorists really days and it seems to me this has been going on for decades absolutely it's been a problem since long before nine eleven of the government. using these questionable and in some cases not so questionable and just downright reprehensible tactics to. coerced confessions out of detainees it got a lot worse after nine eleven and it continues to this day and it's seen its own momentum and the determination to keep as much of it is possible a secret i imagine it's probably going to continue for quite some time. longer yeah that's what i was going to ask you we know so little and there have been a few reporters who have really kind of gotten on the ground jeremy scahill for the nation of course one of the most well known ones but we know so little about where they are that these sites even exist what happens at them do you think that once news does start to get out

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