she was wearing a gray adidas jacket with white stripes, black capri pants with pink stripes. >> homeowners now have an extra incentive to make their homes more energy efficient. announce today it will match an existing program dollar for dollar. pg&e provides rebates up to $4,000 through a program called energy upgrade, california. and that means homeowners can now qualify for $8,000 in rebates. >> so if is a unique opportunity to make your home more energy efficient and save on bills. >> do not want to waste energy. i want to save money. health benefits, i think could with justified in this. >> they will use federal stimulus dollars to pay for the program. >> apple now offering a cheaper i mac to the education market. and with that savings, there is less mack as well. experts say the new one will run slower and there is legs built in memory z ad is might be just the thing for college autos airlines started to roll back last month's fare increases but passengers may end up paying taxes but federal ticket taxes are being collected again. and the airlines kept the money that would go t

the recipient was a business tycoon who was locked in a dispute with adidas. he claims that a state-owned bank had defrauded him in the deal. she is now being investigated over her role in the multimillion-dollar arbitration deal. her lawyers say that she did not have any wrongdoing and what comes to investigation. >> i think it will be very good for public opinion, given everything that has been said and written. that way, there will not be the slightest doubt. we will get to the bottom of things. >> the probe was supposed to begin a week ago. once under way, it could lead to criminal charges punishable by up to 10 years in prison. >> she spoke earlier to our correspondent in paris and ask what this investigation means for the imf. >> certainly, timing-wise, it is not ideal. that has not belong and now for the imf to recover from the french crisis. that said, and this case is much less dramatic and damaging. the imf's board have been quick to say that this will not affect her work in washington in any way. the imf did build a more ethical checks and balances

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sarkozy exclaims he'd been defrauded by a former state bank when he sold a stake in sports a giant adidas guard who denies misconduct saying you she made no personal profit from the deal. the syrian government seizure of the port of latakia has continued into its fourth day that's despite demands from neighboring states that damascus stop shelling civilians and withdraw its forces from the country's towns and cities according to the u.n. representatives of both syrian and gun boats and tanks are shooting at anyone seen trying to escape so far thirty four people have been confirmed dead and house to house arrests are made by government troops the un human rights council plans an urgent meeting on the syrian crackdown but the us claimed it's not going to demand president assad's resignation all it wants is to stop the violence. party's reporter on the scene is one of the few journalists in syria and you can read her take on the latest developments directly from our twitter feed. he. the. summer of our main stories in just under ten minutes from now but first the classic summer took a dark t

claims that he had been defrauded by a former state owed bank when he sold a stake in sports giant adidas miss guard denies misconduct saying she made no personal profit from the deal. i yemeni president ali abdullah saleh was vowed to return to his country that's two months after leaving for saudi arabia to be treated for injuries sustained in a shell attack on his palace compound yemen's that been torn by six months of massive street protests calling for cell a to be ousted and there are fears that his return might spark a civil war the u.s. has frequently urged president saleh to step down over concerns that a renewed conflict could encourage the yemen based wing. the syrian government siege of the port of latakia has continued into its fourth day despite demands from neighboring states that damascus stop shelling civilians and withdraw its forces from the country's towns and cities according to the u.n. representatives of both syrian gun boats and tanks are shooting at anyone seen trying to escape so far thirty four people have been confirmed dead and house to house arrests are made b

she was wearing a gray adidas jacket with white stripes. she may have taken b.a.r.t.nto san francisco or sfo to meet a man she met online. >>> tonight, the ongoing debate on whether the u.s. should dump the electoral college got a big vote from jerry brown. he signed legislation, adding california to get all of the states to elect all electoral votes to the candidate who wins the popular vote. california has 55 votes. it joins 8 other states and 52 other states. they need to get more than half of the total, 538. >>> just about a month before the first anniversary of the san bruno explosion, pg&e is set to start testing its natural gas pipelines in palo alto. the project is expected to last about two months. the testing will not disrupt service. but the city of palo alto warns people living there, to expect to smell some gas, as well as deal with road detours. last month, the company announced it would be conducting pressure water testing on its gas pipelines in order to ensure the safety of its pipes. >>> still ahead, a unique trip for some young baseball players righ