i think let's hope that is going to be the case in dubai. which it also will follow that in order for that to happen the results are going to have to be at a high level of principle and as a matter of scale they probably will not exceed much more than what is currently the nine pages. in order for it to succeed. i'll leave it at that. >> good. next, scott had a question. i'll call on you. in the meantime, just while the mike's coming over, i know jackie ruff, when she spoke initially, talked about the fact that the regulations could possibly affect, if they -- certain things were adopted affect the commercial success of the internet and all of the enterprise that takes place and obviously that's an important part of the internet as well. i talked about about some of the social and free speech aspects. jackie, i thought if you could, briefly just elaborate if you have in mind particular concerns. and how they might dampen or impact the internet as it's used, promote economic prosperity, i guess is the best way to put it. >> sure. a number of

the stuff was intended for dubai and ended up in dubai and stayed in dubai. that's what i think. >> but in a search of his apartment, the fbi found emails asking him to make inquiries for the pastor institute and tarbiat modarres university. both are based in tehran. and according to intelligence out of europe, both are trying to buy lab equipment in the west that could be used to produce biological weapons. vaghari will argue in court that the equipment was for iranian professors who work in dubai. so you think the whole premise of the u.s. case is faulty. >> doesn't make sense. >> david kris is the head of the national security division at the justice department. he says most middlemen aren't in it for politics. >> they're people who i think primarily are motivated by profit. >> profit. they want the money. >> and they're adaptable and intelligent, and we have to adapt to keep pace with them. >> the vaghari case, he seems like such a low level guy. he operated out of his basement. he had no money. why would the iranians go to him? >> the iranians will explo

do you think this is a good policy in dubai?f you are in their country should you follow their rules? >> you would probably expect something like this. remember "midnight express." >> i lived it. >> i knew when i went to visit my aunt in turkey who married a turkish man that i would keep my act together there. >> there was such demand on you. >> i didn't want to be in a turkish prison. >> and how odd you moved here and created your own turkish prison. michael, isn't it as simple as you broke the law in the country you are in. >> am i the only one to point out that this is illegal in america too? you can't have sex in public. is it illegal? >> that's a good pointt. >> i will give andy something to quickly fact check. the whole thing is the two take aways. it is the same two take aways i get with any story. every time this happens, and it does incidentally happen quite frequently, there are always british people involved. >> wait a minute. i will have to say was it from a british paper? the british paper wouldn't write about the g

fingers again so when and if i go back to you in dubai i mean this is crossing your fingers again i mean we will talk about this in a segment of the about what what is after assad if that's what that's the game plan i mean again who are these people well. certainly i just want to go back to. to an issue where is the west really choosing the actors that they want to support i think not at the end of the day when you look at what the strategy has been on the countries that have been heavily involved in the syrian crisis is essentially to build a representative. coalition within the syrian opposition saw the syrian national council on the one hand which would have the ability to provide the political framework for the free syrian army but at the end of the day there were efforts to build up the syrian national council so that it would represent the wide diversity of the syrian population and it would not be all new managed by the sudanese but also it would have. in it it would have representatives from the merchant class from the minorities and so on and also from the kurds now that certain

between dubai and iran have been banned. that prompted many people, including me, to move to turkey. >> reporter: there are go-betweens in istanbul that are helping iranian and foreign firms, many from europe, carry out business. they find ways to circumvent sanctions so that transactions with iran via turkey can proceed as smoothly as possible. >> translator: this is an inquiry from a swiss company. european companies are particularly keen on trading with iran. people naturally want to search for new loopholes. we are serving as a bridge that links iran with the west. >> reporter: this group says inquiries are pouring in from companies in european countries. they want to maintain transactions with iran, a country that boasts rich natural resources and a huge market. mojtaba sanati, nhk world, tehran. >>> we are now joined by mojtaba sanati. sanctions are being placed by western nations but iran doesn't seem to be completely closed off. >> u.s. and european-made goods like electrical appliances that are essential, can be eas

david stephenson tells us about the lessons learned that brought changes for the future. >> the dubai star spilled many gallons of san francisco they. bay area environmental am on first that officers say lessons learned are now paying off. >> the owners and operators of dubai star will pay 1.$6 million to san francisco and alameda county for this bill that began during a fuel transfer and sanford cisco waters. >> there was a loss of about 150 wildlife birds. >> at least half of the money will go toward wildlife restoration and new recreational activities. more primly, state officials say this bill signaled a drastic drop in similar accidents. >> in 2009, we had 43 spills, more than 1 barrel. in 2011, we're down to 22 skills. >> they are training crews how to deploy oil booms such as these. state and environmental officials say the dubai star still prompted hiring of more spill response specialists. and a change in how fuel transfers are done. >> standard practice for years had been that the person on the barge would yell to the person on the ship. now we have them put a letter down an

do you think that can happen in dubai, ambassador verveer? >> i think it could happen, but i think it's very unlikely to happen. one of the reasons it's very unlikely to happen is many of the countries of the world are very alert to the kinds of concerns that sir tim mentioned in the hearing in 2007. the internet is enormously valuable to everyone in the world, and i think it is a fair surmise that almost all of the countries of the world are going to be very anxious not to do anything that might damage it. and of course that's a large part of the effort we're going to -- we have been and will continue to make is to point out that there are things that could damage it. >> what is the motivation in your opinion behind what china or russia might seek to accomplish if they were successful in what they had been proposing? >> both of those countries have a concept they call information security. their concept of information security is what we would call cybersecurity, a physical protection of their networks, but it goes beyond that to address con

in the words of vince surf who is here the today, quote, the decisions taken in dubai in december have the potential to put government handcuffs on the net. i think that we can all agree that the adoption of these proposals is a very serious threat to the free transparent and open internet as we know it today. this is reflected in the bipartisan resolution that i join my colleagues in introducing yesterday, and today's hearing along with the bipartisan congressional internet caucus briefing which i'm co-sponsoring next week, are an opportunity to discuss these issues and send a strong message that intergovernmental control over the internet will uproot the innovation, openness and transparency enjoyed by nearly 2.3 billion users around the world. we want to keep it that way. we want that to double, we want it to quadruple, we want it to keep growing. and so it seems to me that what we discuss today is of great, great importance. i also think we need to inoculate other countries with the ideas that will help take them away from where they are now. i don't think this can be america again

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the academic world can be really fruitful in the the next six to nine months as we head toward dubai. this has been a process going on for many years now. so we'll get past december, we'll i think hopefully be able to breathe a small sigh of relief but only a small one because i think the threats will continue to be out there, there will be other places where they will develop and we just have to be ever vigilant. thanks. >> thank you, rick and thanks to all the panelists for those initial remarks. you know, when i started, in trying to capsulize what we were discussing today, i contrasted the existing internet governance model which i called a privatized bottoms-up multi-take program with a top-down intergovernmental control approach that we want to avoid and then rick comes along here at the end and then he described google as an over-the-top providers and verizon as on the bottom sm. >> they've been referred to on the top prerepeatedly. >> i don't know what the -- >> an over-the-top company that pees on everything. >> remember we have a television audience here today. >> okay, now,

american iranian council human rights activists and columnist for harvard international review and in dubai we go to angela shah she's an award winning journalist writer and editor all right cross talk rose and effects folks i mean you can jump in anytime you want v.j. if i can go to you first should we be using the term arab awakening anymore is it passe is it meaningless now because we go through so many different countries in the arab world in north africa and it's basically a mass right now. well i would still use the term arab spring precisely for this reason that people have had a great sense of a breakthrough that finally kind of popular uprising has come longstanding dictators were removed from power and the confidence of people has risen up and it's precisely because the confidence is risen up that the forces of counter revolution have organized themselves so what we are right now witnessing is an interregnum period in between where the forces of the arab spring continue to try to assert themselves but meanwhile the forces of counter-revolution are organizing themselves to cut back

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a shiny new chevy bought in dubai. >> all american cars have something special. you know it's an american car. even the look, the colors everything. >> reporter: just look at this show and tell ad playing out on tvs throughout the gulf, telling us -- >> me and my father on our excellent adventure. >> reporter: their adventure through the dubai desert. in fact, the number one american car in the middle east? the chevy tahoe, and why? gm tells us customers cite the way it handles in the sand. those tahoe's are built and shipped from arlington, texas -- all the way to their new owners in the gulf. american cars are hardly the only thing selling fast and furious. u.s. exports to the gulf skyrocketing. america now the number one export earl to saudi arabia and qatar, too. exporting three times what china sends there. the moment you land in doha, the brand new airport. >> hi, david, i'm dennis. >> reporter: dennis telling us to look up. those ceilings, custom made tiles throughout the whole airport? made by ceilings plus, a small company in los angeles. now, installing

dubai star spilled 420-gallons of fuel oil in san francisco bay in 2009. area environmental and law enforcement officials said lessons learned are now paying off. >> this settlement is really a victory, for environment restoration and for the citizens of the bay area. >> reporter: owners and operators of the did you buy star will pay 1 point -- dubai star will pay $1.96 million for the spill that began during a fuel transfer in san francisco waters but fouled 200-acres of coastline. >> many, i think 150 wildlife birds that were lost. >> there was really delayed notification, the ship that was taking on the fuel, didn't notify anybody for a long time. >> reporter: at least half the money will go towards wildlife restoration and new recreational activity. more importantly state officials say the spill signaled a drastic drop in similar accidents. >> in 2009 we had 43 spills more than one barrel in 2011 down to 22 spills, more than a barrel. >> reporter: fuel ships are training crews how to deploy oil booms. state environmental officials said the dubai star p

delegation will take with it to dubai and will seek of course at all of our energy to support. in terms of what we've seen so far, propose as coming into the international telecommunications regulations, let me put into context those proposals and then explain a little bit about the process. there has been an itu counselor, 48 countries that manage and govern the itu. a council working group has been preparing for this conference over about two years and about eight meetings. that council working group will send to the conference a report. the report will contain all of the possible options that have been discussed during this period as to how they could -- there could be revisions of the itrs. so nine pages of actual text has grown to 70 pages if you include all the options that will go forward to the conference. then as a first date, august 3rd, governments are expected to send in their first proposals for the conference itself. we will begin to see, i think in very real terms what will be the parameters of the conference once these proposals come in from member states after

what happened to them and what would happen say something comes out of dubai, what's the next step in the u.s. government's review of the outcome of this itr revision. >> thank you, dan. they were brought before the senate for advice and consent, and president's ratification of the documents, they have become so they are treaty. the process follows this route. the head of delegation will, at the end of the did you bf of th, will sign what is referred to as the final acts. the document that comes out at the end of -- december 14 and a signing ceremony. that document which has been translated into six languages and gone through a number of iterations at the conference. it becomes the final acts. the head signs those. those final acts then are given embedded in them is a date of coming into fours. you'll see it at the end of the 1988 version coming into force. from the united states point of view that document does not come intoes for until it has been fully processed through the ratification, through ratification. but regardless there is coming into four states. we'll bring the document

powerful member states see an opportunity to assert control over the internet through a meeting in dubai this coming december. several proechls from member states of the itu would threaten free expression on the web. others have called for unprecedented mandates and economic regulations that would, for example, impose international internet fees in order to generate revenue for state-owned telecommunications companies. the international attack on the open internet has many fronts. take, for example, the shanghai cooperation organization, which counts china, russia, uzbekistan among its members. this organization submit add proposal to the u.n. general assembly last september for a so-called international code of conduct for information security. the organization's stated goal, to establish government-led international norms and rules standardizing the behavior of countries concerning information and cyber space. should one or more of these proposals pass, the implications are potentially sdramp disastrous. it could become the norm rather than the exception. already more than 20 countries

in new york, anna coiman, fox news. >> what about flying contract to dubai. have you to pay her for all of the time of course the flight. >> she got a vacation out of it, i'm sure. >> someone has had a change of clothes here. >> i'm gearing up for the big game. the big performance in this case. we are headed down to the park in just a such minutes but i want to give you one last weather forecast and we'll do ask the weather guys and we are on our way. >> hoping it is a big success out there. >> we have avenue been planning for a long time. we want to encourage everyone to come down and say hi to us. >> everyone, descend upon nats park. >> come down and watch the nats win too. i know what you're thinking, how are we going to have the game if it is still raining. rain is still falling across the area. this is becoming a tradition. rain moving out. there is across the city. but the heaviest rain has been moving to the east and the past few hours and we'll be out of here shortly. we'll get a bit of a break. notice out towards leesburg and reston, manassas now, we

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we only have six months ago before dubai, but more importantly, we have years to go. we need to make this a coalition, a sustained organized effort to make sure the internet is governed purely by multi-stakeholder model and not a top-down intergovernmental regime. and i will let dr. beaird speak about the majority of the ikea. but it has been covered by consensus. there is a concern when you see the thrust of some ideas, general sense being about it by large voting blocs, some who are in this room, shall remain nameless for telling me leave feistier, that there were maybe up to 90 countries out of 193 who were in order as granting the itu or authority in this area. again, but i'll ratify the treaty sign-on and don't abide by it, but i wanted to give that sounds of how much support there was so some are perhaps in the 90s, and maybe that's receded, maybe that's grown since then. i do now, hosted there is a workout somewhere in state government or elsewhere knowing what each country stands. >> dick, do you want to add anything to what commissioner mcdowell said? >> comm

trabajadora sexual, le pidieron identificacar al agente y los detalles de lo ocurrido en cartagena y dubÁiijiste a los medios, o univisir ivisioencuenuniv con un polÍgra por medio quedÓ planteada en la reuniÓn. >>> solicitamos que si el gobierno norteamericano, lo considera necesario, se someta a la prueba. primero para corroborarion que que dice es cierto respecto al encuentro con el agente, y para desestimar de una denunciaa seÑalandola como infiltrada en un complot contra el servicio secreto. >>> a propÓsito de este ciaen trunvro confirmaron queionnoeroo reunÍan enotidrid uo univnisions @@> todonotici queunivis unesio@ ticierque siivisiounivnnoti, o entrevistamos como testigo, parte de una investigaciÓn en marcha. >>> se pactÓ hace dos dÍas, cuando agentes llegaron a la casa de dania, en un poblado afuera de madrid, como anÉcdota, un agente recordando la frase de la joven cuando dijo que los agentes habÍan sido unos bobos, la saludÓ ironico, y le dijo, somos los bobos, y necesitamos hablar con usted, desde madrid espaÑa, fÉlix univisiÓn. dania lounivisio,unionnoero unÁi ivisiouision n@@

she said she went to dubai but is now back in colombia.hat she will sell her story if that can be arranged. again, the secret service is not commenting on her interview. in a separate matter, in a separate release, the u.s. military says that its investigation into whether 12 of its employees were improperly involved in this matter has been completed. is now being reviewed by a senior officer to determine how many if any of those employees should be punished and to what degree. >> congressman king said one of the secret service agents apparently failed a polygraph test. we know some took that opportunity to take the test. and one failed the test. back to this woman. did she say she was hiding out? was she avoiding investigators? we know that some had been send there to supposedly interview her and these other women. >> they couldn't find her because she was in dubai. only recently has returned to colombia. whether she is hiding out or not, i don't know. apparently not. she went to a studio at the equivalent of nbc in colombia. caracol is a

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. >>> en cuanto se desató el escándalo, dania viajó a dubai a conocer a otro hombre que conoció en cartagenaa, ¿qué tal?, julio, dania, buenos días, niñas de 14 años o menos están dedicadas a la prostitución en cartagena, qué piensas. >>>e n verdad, nunca he visto a una niña menor de edad en eso siempre he visto a las mumures mayores de edad. >>> la investigación en estados unidos, concluyó que las mujeres que estaban n los agentes nunca fueron un peligro. >>> el hombre durmió toda la noche, pude revisarle todo, después que hubiera querido, si hubiera sido, una infiltrada de alguna parte. >>> nunca fue contactada por autoridades. >>> ellos están al margen de todo esto, porque también estaba en mi país, me entiendes, cómo se van a comunicar conmigo, aunque si es obama o ellos. >>> ahora dice que teme por su vida y también de su familia. >>> fácilmente pueden hacer algo, y quién va a decir algo, nadie, pero lo único que digo, es si me llega a pasar algo, son ellos, porque no tengo problemas con nadie. >>> dania dice que tieneuchas más cosas por mostrar, pero espera propuestas de dinero, peter

they are moving forward to add new plans to the business and just opened a new office in dubai. >>> we have the latest into the burglary investigation on abc2 news at 6:00 with jamie costello which starts right now. >>> it's not tom clancy or a har le kin romance but this is "50 shades of grey." >> oakland mills, the latest on a string of burglaries in howard county. >>> and the bizarre attack in miami where a man high on bath salts eats a homeless man's face. you can't feel it from here but we are looking at a comfortable night. how long will wen joy the lower humidity and the temps. let's check in with wyatt everhart. >>> it's been very active, vie is -- very wet with the remnants of

. >>> llega de ahÍ a madrid, a dubÁi. >>> por el mundo en escenografÍas maravillosas, una vida con contradicciones ser una desconocida, se vuelve protagonista del mayor escandado deservicio secreto, tne un dilema interior, quiere volver a la vida tranquila del pasado, y salir en playboy, y sacar u libro, y varias cosas, se debate. >>> en una entrevista en radi dijo que se guardarÍa los secretos de alcoba, te contÓ qÉe ocurriÓ en el cuarto? >>hay algo de eso, por lo menos adelantaÁs de lo del cuarto, guarda cosas, en la entrevista revela secretos y circunstancias, y enfrentar esta acusaciones, pasÓ de un escÁndo por una plata, a un complot internacional. >>> definitivamente, estamos esperando a a veresto, saldrÁ en aquÍ y ahora, en horario especial, a la noche, 30 centro, lo espero coneresa rodrÍguez, y la exclusiva de feliÑpeo gracias. >>> acias. >>> surgiÓ una nueva arma en prevenciÓ del vih, el virus que causa el sida, la batalla se libra hace poco mÁs de 30 aÑos, en estados unidos rieron 600 mil person en la ely feliz por la enfermedad, y le quitÓ la vida a mÁs de 30 millones de personas, se tr

le pidieron identificar al agente con que pasó la noche y lo ocurrido en cartagena y dubai. >>> dijisteles más profundos, a los que he dicho a todo el mundo, llame entiendes y ya normal. >>> la posibilidad de un nuevo encuentro, con un polo grafo de por medio, quedó planteada en la reunión. >>> hemos solicitado que danai se someta a ese.... >>> lo que ha propuesto un abogado en colombia en torno a una denuncia señalándola como infiltrada en un complot contra el servicio secreto >>> a propósito de este encuentro, hoy washington un vocero del servicio secreto, confirmó que se reunió en madrid con oficiales. >>> lo que estamos diciendo, es que sí, reconocemos que la entrevistamos como testigo y que es parte de una investigación en marcha. >>> este encuentro se pactó hace 2 días cuando los agentes secretos, llegaron a la casa de danai londoño en un poblado en las afueras de madrid. como anécdota les puede contar que uno de los agentes recordando la frase de la joven cuando dijo que los agentes habían sido uno bobos. la saludó irónico y le dijo. somos los bobos, y necesitamos hablar con uste

. >>> tienes facilidade irte de un momento a otro para dubai. >>> la acompaÑamoa presentarse ante lasorario especial. 10 y 3 hora del este. 9: 9:30 centro, los espemos. >>> estÁ tavÍa en madri con su familia la vos a ver. en entrevista. >>> muy atentos. >>> haremos una pausa. cuand regresemos, contares sobre este trÁgico choq ocurrido el dÍa de las madres. >>> y les hablaremos sobre un tema que tie dididos los estadounidenses, el uso de las armas. >>> daremos un recorrido por el mundo del deporte con esto volvemos. >>> gracias por seguir con nosotros. el auto chocÓ con tanta fuerza que se partiÓ en 2. y pro ko la muerte de 4 mujeres que viajaban en Él. las autoridades investigan las causas del accidente. luego de una controversia de un falso tÍtulo universitario que pidiÓ el anonimato. el sustituto de tom pon serÁ le vino son. jefe de medios globales de la firma. >>> y el predente de j p morgan su banco reaccionÓ en. tendrÍan enormes pÉrdidas en transacciones financieras en una entrevista dla cadena nbc. estuvieron en defensiva traser cuestionados en los medios de comunicaciÓn. j p mo

at the american university dubai.yle journalism which will be crucial as they find a voice beyond revolution. the students' work was moving. and it was presented in fluent english. this prompted a conversation where my fellow board members agreed their native languages were in crisis. i was curious about it. so it turns out that english is becoming the only language of an entire generation of educated arabs. it's not just in dubai. literacy in the gulf states is 98%. but that is in english. in saudi arabia, a lot of upper class families speak english at home. and the journalism school is the only modern school in the middle east that allows to study in arabic. of course i realize that english is the world's business language. it's an important language. but losing arabic? it seems like it would be a big loss for the entire world. it's a beautiful langue. and a really important one. so for more on this topic, check out my column in this month's fortune magazine. hope you look for that on newsstands today. >>> tonight b

talk about civility is a red herring when you consider that our best universities eagerly recruit in dubai the bull war criminal whether it was colombia that sought out kissinger whether it was george howell which employed kirkpatrick or stands for which now has rumsfeld when you consider that professors in our best universities advocate torture and the order medic destruction of villages after a terrorist attack when you consider all this becomes clear that the question of civility whether one treats his or her critics according to emily post's rules of etiquette however real the question is. is by comparison a meaningless sideshow or just a transparent pretext for the knowing a person the right to teach an account of his or her unpopular political beliefs thank you. to the outside world the conflict in lebanon seemed to stop as a summer school. fighting stopped about one thousand two hundred people killed most of the civilians of the map of web allies of the middle east to be drawn in ways that no one expects or. many of those jewish most of them in the capitals of the west of since it b

. >> by the way, the tallest building in the world is in dubai and it stands at 2,723 feet. >>> coming up next, howard at the forecast -- howard has the forecast. >> a very nice lunch time here. got a little sticky. you're going to notice some muggies with the humidity coming back. the allergy count has come back. the numbers? tree pollen in the moderate category while grass is still high. weeds and mold are low. we'll come back. we'll talk about temperatures a little up and down. chances for rain also and of course looking ahead for the coming weekend. it's all coming up when 9news now returns. >>> i've been combing through the day's daily deals and retailer websites to find you some deep discounts. here are some of my favorites. dine on a dime today on this deal on google offers. pay $15 and get $30 of deli food and drinks at woodside deli in rockville. there's limited availability on this one. >> here's a tool to add to the workbench. sears.com is offering a rechargeable work light with led lights at $19.99. it's a savings of $15. a different type of tool from target.com, one to sty

i was recently at a meeting at the american university dubai.lism which will be crucial as they find a voice beyond revolution. the students' work was moving. and it was presented in fluent english. this prompted a conversation where my fellow board members agreed their native languages were in crisis. i was curious about it. so it turns out that english is becoming the only language of an entire generation of educated arabs. it's not just in dubai. literacy in the gulf states is 98%. but that is in english. in saudi arabia, a lot of upper class families speak english at home. because their parents say arabic isn't sophisticated. and the journalism school is the only modern school in the middle east that allows to study in arabic. maybe it isn't a surprise that a lot of the students when they arrived there, they can't speak their language well enough. they have to take refresher courses. of course i realize that english is the world's business language.

that distinction belongs to a skyscraper in dubai.a mile is 5,280 feet, 40% of a mile, right. >> great memory there. i want to say going out on a limb if that tower were in san francisco this morning you may not be -- able to see the tippy top. >>> let's take a look outside. 4:51 looking at clouds as we see the financial district on the right of your screen the ferry building in the middle and bay bridge which we can see the top of now we couldn't earlier.á#m8v half moon bay quarter mile visibility best chance of drizzle santa rosa four mile visibility everybody else dealing with low clouds and patchy drizzle temperatures mild 61 san jose 65 antioch everybody else mid to upper 50s monterey bay inland salinas low to mid 50s gilroy about 60°. today bay and inland mostly sunny afternoon, coast stubborn with clouds. cooler breezes wednesday, thursday, friday weekend warmer and calmer. cloud cover extensive this morning it will hang that way through the commute by 9:00, a quick retreat back to the coast around 11 or 12 even there pockets o

the dubai star was refueling in october 2009 one tank began overflowing.n investigation found nobody onboard noticed, no alarm sounded and nobody called for help for several hours. most of the money will be used to restore wildlife habitats damaged by the spill. >>> san francisco supervisors considering legislation that would allow the 49ers an option to get out of their lease early but it will cost. the lease at the stick expires in may of 2015. they are hoping to be playing in a new stadium in santa clara at the star of the 24 toon season the 9ers would pay one million dollars to the -- san francisco park and recreation department to amend the lease them would pay four million dollars if no games are played at candlestick in the 2014 season and more if they stayed. >>> number of carpoolers crossing the bay area seven state-run bridges continues to drop after a toll was enforced. in july of 2010 it was no longer free for commuters to use carpool lanes. transportation officials implemented a charge. the san francisco examiner reports the number of daily ca

it once did in the capital into a kind of new dubai on the caspian sea. >> for me, every detail here is important. the whole complex is my baby. that is why i'm so happy that the hotel is finished. >> he is proud of the new city. he does not want to hear about violations of human rights. we visited the village. none of the glamour of the capital is visible here. for months, a private home orders have been battling with the state oil company over ownership rights to the land here. the company keeps tearing down houses, apparently without court orders. this is the buildings were illegally constructed -- a city buildings were illegally constructed. it is dangerous to protest or report on stories like these. when a newspaper reporter wanted to document the demolition, security staff from the oil company beat him senseless. there are still spatters of blood on his press best. >> they kicked me without interruption for 15 to 20 minutes. my ribs are broken here. i still can hardly see. i was covered with bruises. i had contusions on my head. >> he is glad that the song contest is being held