they think about is, let's go >> with my artists, eight of them are working in tehran, iran, the capital city, and one is an iranian american based in san francisco. the problem is really a collective exploration in the day and the life in tehran. it is the largest city in the middle east. for the gallery, one of the first pieces you see is one piece which is a laser-cut peace, it taken directly from the map of the city itself -- a laser-cut piece. it represents the geography of the city. it is positioned right next to another work by an artist who took a 77 taxicab runs and let the potholes and the city turns of tehran dictate how the city would be portrayed. >> [singing] >> one of the other pieces that to experience in the one-day exhibition is from another artist, a recording of state radio from tehran, and is played for four speakers. >> [speaking foreign language] . >> [speaking foreign language] >> [speaking foreign language] >> [speaking foreign language] >> the entire gallery is covered with white vinyl on white walls, really minimalist, and the kind of the merged -- of emerge as you

philippines hard you can see the pictures the high winds pounding rain this is flooded parts of the capital citye law. it's toppled power lines killed at least 26 people and 30 people are missing. most of the fishermen. delilah is without power in the schools and government officials had to close today the storm later headed out to the south china sea and expected to make landfall later this week in china. riding in northern island it continues police being fired at now. there's been a third night of trouble in belfast cars being set on fire. no officers have been hit by gunfire at last report that more than 80 of them have been injured while struggling with protesters some of them very young. the trouble began with a string of annual protestant marches which sometimes intrude into catholic neighborhoods and inflame tensions. leaders are pleading with the crowds to stop before someone is killed. >> to we'll father's in and southern california that caused evacuation's are closer to being fully contained. one of the fire started near a neighborhood in ventura county yesterday. it spread to 68 a. a

after parliament shot down his attempt to scrap a plan to transfer government offices outside the capital cityf seoul. >> president lee myung bak's government has been trying to cancel the project conceived by former president roh moo-hyun's administration. the plan involved transferring government to chungcheong province, about 100 kilometers south of seoul. the government calls the plan a waste of taxpayers' money and has instead proposed building a business and academic center in the same area. however, the alternative proposal was voted down by the national assembly on june 29th, opposed not only by opposition parties, but also by some in the ruling party. president lee myung bak is expected to appoint chung's successor soon. lee also plans to reshuffle the cabinet as part of an apparent effort to stabilize his administration. >>> japanese shipping firm mitsui o.s.k. lines has released photographs of one of its tankers that was allegedly hit by an explosion in the strait of hormuz in the middle east on wednesday. the 160,000-ton "m. star" was heading from the united arab emirates to japan.

the competition during the most cool city race in weekend which draws crowds to the heart of the capital city every summer. because russia is. not famous for its racers well the only exception is the commands of the famous laurie drivers so but the quality of driving in the streets in russia i think is one of the best in the world no really the russians are very good drivers so why what do you think is the reason that russians who do drive cars who love to drive fast have never made it to to big in racing why. for two reasons i think the first reason is we don't have a very professional circuit where i was going to sell things and second when we don't have a school we'll have a lot of schools but again in the early. when they can pick one driver and titian the program i think. eric. as far as i know formula one is different from many other sports because a driver has to buy him self a place in the team is that right and how much does a driver have to pay for example to to to buy himself a place in reno if it's not a secret it's not a secret of it's wrong a driver doesn't have to buy receipts.

needlessly in our capital city. can the prime minister tell me and the rest of the house and the country what his government is doing and will be doing going forward? to stop this happening in our communities? >> well, i think the honorable gentleman is absolutely right to raise this case, which everyone will have read about. it is absolutely horrific. and it seems so planned and premeditated and it's appalling that things happen on our streets. there are short term measures we need and much longer terms measures as well. in terms of the sentencing review, i'm very clear we do need the strongest possible signal about how carrying a knife on our streets is just unacceptable. we need to send auto signal that it's not a defensive measure. it's not a cool thing to do. it's not what -- it should not happen and the punishment will be tough. that is the short-term measure in my view that we need. the longer term measure is we've got to do more to strengthen communities, to strengthen families to give people an alternative

scene of the fierce fighting in october two thousand and five then dozens of militants stormed the capital city at night she attacking police man and government officers one hundred forty people were killed among them ninety two militants last ten attacks on law enforcement officials. in this region is in the very heart of russia's north caucasus known to be a haven for militants. well that was my that is the developer of soccer russia southern republic of cover the area on the way here on our five bed love interfaith relations in israel are in the spotlight as the arab man faces eighteen months jail for allegedly took a jewish woman into pads. the international court of justice is set to decide whether the cost of a declaration of independence from serbia in two thousand and eight was legal if the hague sides with serbia it may force calls the vote back to the table with belgrade well the way to unilaterally declared independence from february two thousand and eight after un break in the case the asians failed both those experts in the show got a lot of it says if the independence is declared

of the fiercest fighting in october two thousand and five then dozens of militants stormed the capital city at night cheek attacking police man and governmental officers one hundred and forty people were killed among them ninety two militants last ten attacks on law enforcement officials. in this region in the very heart of russia's north caucasus known to be a haven for militants. as is a reporting from russia's southern republican company about katia. protests continue outside the international aids conference in vienna demonstrators claim american policies of favoring multinational pharmaceutical companies making medicine and treatments more expensive a complaint has been lodged against the new with the united nations on behalf of nineteen organizations from around the world to receive the money more rights for those with a china d.n.a. aids the five day conference arranged to keep awareness of the disease holy during this period of international standards we spoke to never consider he's a former medical generous for the sunday times in london he thinks the form is trying his best but us

scene of the fierce fighting in october two thousand and five then dozens of militants stormed the capital city attacking police man and governmental officers one hundred people were killed among them ninety two militants last ten attacks in force and officials. in this region in the very heart of russia's north caucasus known to be a haven for militants that are reporting from russia so the republic of korea and some other big stories from around the world. at least fifteen people have been killed and twenty want to wounded by a car bomb near the northern iraqi city of. the blast struck a shopping area near a shiite mosque demolishing buildings and setting cars on fire it was the third attack this week in the diyala province which has been known as an insurgent stronghold iraq has seen recently of a sustained violence and is still without a new government five months after inconclusive paula mentary elections in march. venezuela's president hugo chavez has called off diplomatic ties with a neighbor colombia over claims he's harboring and leftist guerrillas giving its ambassador three days to q

scene of the fierce fighting in october two thousand and five then dozens of militants stormed the capital city at night attacking police man and government officers one hundred and forty people were killed among them ninety two militants last ten attacks on law enforcement officials. in this region is in the very heart of russia's north caucasus known to be a haven for militants. it was noted as these are reporting from russia's southern republic of cut a deal. still to come but few here on the program wall street on. the bank of america are reined in with a major overhaul of the financial system. and why human life trying to dance and made conference in vienna are so angry of pharmacy school companies. the un's the highest court in the hague is to decide on the glenn galaxy of constables recent declaration of independence from serbia the region's ethnic albanian majority declared independence from belgrade in february two thousand and eight after un broke it because the ations failed what the us and most european nations recognized that serbia backed by russia and china called it a violation

of these fighting in two of the two thousand and five back down dozens of militants stormed the capital city of. attacking police and government officers more than one hundred forty people died including ninety two militants the north caucasus region is seen as one of the most volatile places not only in russia but in the world forces across the region are on permanent standby to prevent a tux. night as these are reporting they're now on the way here in our team for bed in the lobby. interface relations in israel are in the spotlight as an arab man faces eighteen months in jail for allegedly bringing a jewish woman into bad. u.s. president barack obama has signed into law the biggest financial overhaul since the great depression and the main goal is to prevent another economic crisis the bill restricts banks from making risky bets and provides more transparency and new consumer protection agency is to be set up and the government will have the right to seize control of struggling banks republicans have opposed the changes and asked for modifications and some experts are now doubting the effe

scene of the fierce fighting in october two thousand and five then dozens of militants stormed the capital city tonight chief attacking police man and government officers one hundred and forty people were killed among them ninety two militants last ten attacks on law enforcement officials. in this region is in the very heart of russia's north caucasus known to be a haven for militants. as of a reporting from russia's southern republic of comedy in a park area. protests continue outside international aids conference in vienna demonstrators claim american policies are favoring multinational pharmaceutical companies making medicine and treatments more expensive a complaint has been lodged against the u.s. the united nations on behalf of nineteen organizations from around the globe activists are demanding more rights for those who take charge of the and aids the five day conference aims to keep awareness of the disease high during this period of an international sturdy but we've spoken to several hodgkinson he's a former medical journalist for the sunday times in london who thinks the former is try

into real olympic capital turning it from an aging city into one of the most vibrant and modern cities in europe he claims now that moscow can and must develop into a state of the our capital of eurasia is a fantasy sensible evaluation we're about to find out. a big city and a beautiful city for many people these two notions. but spanish architect to be you know how to make them gel he was chief architect the bus alone designing its loop for the ninety ninety two olympics now cities across the world once are north of you to create a vision of the future for them is frequently in russia consulting with the authorities and viciously developing the city of cars but across subsp a bridge is moscow says it has everything to become a secure future now which this edition of spotlight to get beyond. thank you very much for coming to our program thank you. first of all i want i have a quote when one of the interviews you gave to. couple of years ago you said the following quote i'm an architect with little interest in brilliant works i'm in favor of finding solutions to street interceptions tha

scene of the fierce fighting in october two thousand and five then dozens of militants stormed the capital city at night attacking police man and government officers one hundred and forty people were killed among them ninety two militants last ten attacks on law enforcement officials. in this region is in the very heart of russia's north caucasus known to be a haven for militants. well that was night as these are reporting from russia's southern republic of couple of. well on the way here on r.c.u. for a bit of interfaith relations it is rather in the spotlight as an arab man faces eighteen months in jail for allegedly tricking a jewish woman into pads. the international court of justice is set to decide whether kossovo his declaration of independence from serbia thousand and eight was legal if the hague sides with it may force cost going back to the negotiating table with belgrade the region unilaterally declared independence from serbia in february of two thousand and eight after un brokered the go stations failed or balkans expert the governor says this independence is declared illegal it co

scene of the fierce fighting in october two thousand and five then dozens of militants stormed the capital city at night she attacking police man and governmental officers one hundred and forty people were killed among them ninety two militants last ten attacks on law enforcement officials in cup if you know in this region is in the very heart of russia's north caucasus known to be a haven for militants and that's it is of a reporting from russian southern republican company no. one in the ten minutes from now will be looking to help the arab minority in israel has felt intimidated for years first though let's check out the latest business news. hungry for the full story we've got it first the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. would be so much brighter. from steve. santagati don't come. welcome to business the results of european bank stress tests to friday evening have been looming over the markets the tests are intended to reassure investors of the ripple snus of banks by revealing their exposure to bits of capital adequacy earlier i spoke to paul michael sen

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of the fiercest fighting in october two thousand and five than dozens of militants stormed the capital city attacking police man and governmental officers one hundred forty people were killed among them ninety two militants last ten attacks in force and officials. in this region in the very heart of russia's north caucasus known to be a haven for militants that's reporting from russia's southern republic of. and now some other big stories from around the world. north korea has called for a halt to the south korean american and military exercises saying they threaten a host for a nuclear free korean peninsula yongbyon also describe the new american sanctions imposed against the north as a clear expression of intensified his still ety the issue is to be discussed by u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton and other countries at the ongoing a c. and regional forum in vietnam relations have plunged to their lowest of decades between the two neighboring states after north korea was accused of sinking a warship belonging to the south. at least fifteen people have been killed in twenty one blinded

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protesters in every city where party out a deal went to this time their protest were staged only in the capital city of kiev and managed to gather only several dozen men but despite what seems to be a still a political issue the fact that the number of protesters has diminished for some some believe that this is a good sign that the relations between moscow and kiev have finally improved up to five years of being very strained under the usual ministration now with victory unequivocal in office they're moving towards each other and the fact that millions of worshippers are greeting party archaeal all across ukraine is as is a good proof to that according to many experts so people are now celebrating and we see services are being held everywhere across ukraine and russia indeed some spectacular images there always here to ask you thanks very much indeed for bringing us the latest on this occasion. and let's now take a look at some other stories from around the world and at least five people have. found alive after an air blue passenger plane crashed into hills close to the pakistani capital islamabad

of these fighting in two of the two thousand and five back then dozens of militants stormed the capital city. attacking police and government officers more than one hundred forty people died including ninety two militants in the north caucasus region is seen as one of the most volatile places not only in russia but in the world forces across the region are on permanent standby to prevent attacks and it's not as easy reporting from russia seven republicans covered caria thirteen alleged neo nazis are going on trial in moscow our correspondents will bring us the latest on this and we will get in touch with her later in the program. in the meantime u.s. president barack obama has signed into law the biggest financial overhaul since the great depression the main goal is to prevent another economic crisis that bill restricts banks making risky bets and provides more transparency a new consumer protection agency is to be set up and the government will have the right to seize control of struggling banks republicans have opposed the changes and asked for modifications some experts are now doubting t

he was the 13th teenager to lose a life needlessly in our capital city. the prime minister tell me, the rest of the house, and the country what his government are doing, and will be doing, to stop this happening in our communities? >> the honorable gentleman is absolutely right to raise that case, about which everyone will have read. it is absolutely horrific, and it seemed so planned and premeditated. it is appalling to think that things like this happen on our streets. what will we do about it? i think that we need short-term measures, and then much longer- term measures as well. in terms of the sentencing review, it is clear to me that we need to send the strongest possible signal that carrying a knife on our streets is just unacceptable. we need to send the signal that it is not a defensive measure, that it is not a cool thing to do, that it should not happen, and that the punishment will be tough. that, in my view, is the short- term measure that we need. as for the longer-term measures, we must do more to strengthen communities, to strengthen famili

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morning in pakistan a passenger jet caring more than 150 people crashed into the hills along the capital's city video 146 people died along with six crew members appeared we understand there were two americans on board the plane did it die. it was flying from karachi and was trying to land in bad weather. this plane caught fire than split in half as it landed in saudi arabia. the pilot and coal pyrex pilot were able to get out. it was close to the airport when it caught fire and the engine stopped working. had to make hard landing in that's when it split in half. they are investigating cause. >> india city council then went to the early morning devoted down a proposal by wal-mart to expand its store into is a person or they were looking for 33,000 addition and remodeled to its existing store. praise from both side pacts city council voiced their opinions during four hours of public comment in the end they voted against the wall month extension. san francisco in the city's bay view neighborhood they made that decision led lawson proposed 720 a. project would add 10,000 residential units and near

developing cities towns and cities like that but how can we do that if there is no economic incentive for people to live in small towns everybody wants to move to to the capital to two large major problems. there are two different questions in your question then fares is that about the dimension of the city but without talking about the squares you are true that they are probably the first born into or reminder to tried to change their visions of the city is the capacity for the mobility. and the case of mosque he said be clear in my opinion i remember that too with yasser vol i was talking about this question we think the chief had a good feel for moscow and i commend because of food because i mean maybe in ten years was moscow probably should be call ups. maybe people think that is exaggerated but it is not what kind of collapse so the traffic collapse of our social that allowed the lot of the collapse he said konami called calatinus a consequence. and it's true that because he said. he said very clear city by julie for today we the infrastructure that was the balance here in the brand of thirty five. finished by fifty the up by rail i had a seriously a yea

the 83-year-old made his first reported appearance outside of cuba's capital city since intestinal surgeryorced him to give up power four years ago. castro wore an olive green shirt similar to the military uniform he wore for nearly a half a century. >>> and finally, given the current heat wave, check this out. the world's first doggie ice cream truck. the k99 van was in london's regent park serving up soy ice cream to these canine customers. they have two flavors, canine cookie crunch made with dog biscuits and dog eat paw world which is a bacon and chicken sorbet. that's the first look at the headlines. and, you know, sadly, you may just have been able to twist my arm yesterday to eat that, i was so hot. >> bacon ice cream sounds like a terrific idea to me. >> i'm sure there's a state fair out there offering that to two-leggeds. >> maybe for your new jack russell. >> that's true. yeah, we'll find out if she likes that. let's go back -- is marysol still outside? come into the air conditioning. what's wrong with you? >> i'm still out here dying. give me a doggie biscuit, someone. and, look

the bombs hit fans watching sunday's world cup final in the capital city of kampala. however, investigators found an unexploded suicide vest with ball bearings, just like the ones used this weekend in a suburban disco. four foreign suspects have been arrested in connection with the discovery. heavy rains in western china triggered landslides in three mountain hamlets today. at least 17 people died and more than 40 others are missing. meanwhile, crews raced to drain a swollen reservoir in the east. at one point, the water rose to almost four feet above warning level. forecasters expect more rain to fall over the next three days. secretary of state hillary clinton said today a previously missing iranian nuclear scientist is free to go back to iran. shahram amiri is taking refuge at pakistan's embassy in washington. he vanished more than a year ago, and the iranian government claims he was abducted by the u.s. amiri himself has made conflicting claims, and in march there were media reports that he had defected to the u.s. and was helping the c.i.a. the u.s. denies charge

today in pakistan, a passenger jet crashed into the hills surrounding the capital city of islamabad, killing all 152 people on board. the u.s. embassy says two americans were among those killed. the cause of the crash is not immediately killed. but government officials say they do not suspect terrorism. the plane left from karachi and was trying to land in islamabad during cloudy and rainy weather. >>> today is the 100th day of the oil spill in the gulf of mexico. since a temporary cap was put on a few weeks ago, cleanup crews say the oil on the water surface seems to be clearing up much quicker than they thought. this week they've only been collecting oil for one day. but they are still concerned about the large amounts of oil that dissolve below the surface and its potential effect on sea life. >>> on capitol hill, there is a growing anti-war movement among lawmakers in the latest vote to fund the war in afghanistan, dozens of democrats voted now. ktvu's alison burns is live in our washington, d.c. bureau with that story. >> reporter: good morning, alison. almost the entire bay are

remember about somalia is that the transitional government that's trying to gain power in the capital cityas organized and helped by the african union, not by the united states. they had many, many mediating sessions and they have finally got alling the -- all the different actors in somalia together to choose a federal government which is now struggling to remain in power. the u.s. is helping the african union. the u.s. is not directing anything or managing anything. we are just supporting what the africans themselves want. host: next up is washington, d.c., elizabeth on our line for democrats. caller: i'm wondering where, when we tell the african union to stop the flow of guns? the is it possible? because if they can control that, because who is supplying them with the ammunition and guns? sfwoo guest: that's a very good point. and if you look at the map of somalia, you see that it's very, very close to yemen and there are all sorts of boats going up and back between yemen and somalia. and it's very, very hard to stop the flow of guns coming out of the middle east into somalia, especiall

capital. >> (speaking spanish). >> in the cities of the country >> (speaking spanish). >> when he was a child he was able to see those instruments and on extension today. (drums). (applause) . >> this is a donkey's jaw. it could be a horse or a donkey. >> donkey's jaw. >> and it's played by spiking it and to make the rattle sound and also creates this. (applause). >> (speaking spanish) sorry. (speaking spanish). >> this is the kahita and it is created as the -- i don't know that word. how do you say that? the piggy bank. you know where the boxes and the churches collect money? yeah. this is the original he here. yeah. >> (speaking spanish) (laughing) (speaking spanish). >> this instrument is called c carete and with the right hand and the left hand and open and shuts in a rhythmic time. >> (speaking spanish). >> so this instrument is called sen sero but it's actually a cow bell. >> (moo). >> it was made out of material. >> (speaking spanish). >> but for the african and any instrument that create a rhythm or a sound will become an instrument. (speaking spanish) (applause). >> (speaking spanish

needlessly in our capital city.n the prime minister tell me and the rest of the house and the country what his government is doing and will be doing going forward? to stop this happening in our communities? >> well, i think the honorable gentleman is absolutely right to raise this case, which everyone will have read about. it is absolutely horrific. and it seems so planned and premeditated and it's appalling that things happen on our streets. there are short term measures we need and much longer terms measures as well. in terms of the sentencing review, i'm very clear we do need the strongest possible signal about how carrying a knife on our streets is just unacceptable. we need to send auto signal that it's not a defensive measure. it's not a cool thing to do. it's not what -- it should not happen and the punishment will be tough. that is the short-term measure in my view that we need. the longer term measure is we've got to do more to strengthen communities, to strengthen families to give people an alternative to

. >>> protesters hit the streets of haiti's capital city demanding more help from the government.deplorable conditions following january's devastating earthquake there. many claim they have received no financial aid or government help to recover. >>> crews are rushing to clean up an 800,000-gallon oil spill in southern mn. the oil poured into a creek and then flowed into the kalamazoo river. michigan's governor toured the spill. she called for more resources to be devoted to the cleanup. so far, about 20 homes have been evacuated. >>> and in the gulf of mexico, it hanow e 10norire this morning's "washington post" reports that several u.s. government agencies are now preparing a criminal probe of at least three companies involved ini bp, transocean, and halliburton are the initial targets. investigators are looking into the relationship between the companies and the federal agency in charge of oil drilling. >>> people whose livelihoods are being hurt by the spill are telling their stories to lawmakers on capitol hill. emily schmidt has that story from wash >> reporter falches from

city. we need a dedicated and stable funding stream. the 10-year capital plan has allocated, stable funding streams for this. there are some financial issue glitches but we have always prioritized this work second only to safety in this city. the fifth recommendation was not something that we had to respond to. it was the department of public works. it was a response to barriers that arise in the public right of way, usually from construction or activities. i would like to refer to the department of public works on that. the sixth recommendation was to look at how the city's training of disability rights issues is done, especially with respect to the police department and municipal transportation agency. clearly, they deal with a broad swath of people. the disability community is understandably invested that they handle these issues well when they come up. we have done training for both the san francisco police department and mta, and both departments have their own internal training programs which include disability rights issues. both departments are her