her father, a decorated veteran working in dubai. her mother fled the country and left her behind when she, her mother, was accused of adultery, a crime in the middle east. now the mother is fighting to get her daughter back here in the u.s. we're going to hear from both sides in this dispute coming up in just a few minutes. >> on a lighter note, we're going to keep you ahead of all the hottest headlines and videos. for example, new york mayor cory booker at it again, showing the big red s under his shirt. right place, right time, helping a pedestrian hit by a car. >>> have you seen this one yet, a wedding party falling into a lake in michigan. there they go. >>> do you know what the first lady and the president did on their first date? we're going to clue you in on all the trendyest topics. >>> also coming up this morning, we're going to talk about pizza. did you know american people eat pizza on average four times a month. according to zagat, by the way. four different kinds of pizza for my kids. it's really just a beloved food in

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 and 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 in the dubai desert. in fact, the number one american car in the middle east? the chevy tahoe. 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 exporter to saudi arabia and qatar, too. exporting three times what china sends there. in fact, the moment you land in doha, the brand new airport. >> hi, david, i'm dennis. and i'm here at the new doha international airport. >> reporter: dennis telling us to look up. those ceilings, custom made tiles throughout the whole airport? made by ceilings plus,

a decorated veteran now working in dubai.ther was an excused of adultery, which is a crime in the middle east. now the mother is fighting to get her daughter back here in the u.s. we'll hear from both sides in this dispute coming up in a couple of minutes. >> and then on a lighter note, we're going to keep you ahead of all the hottest headlines and videos. for example, newark mayor cory booker had it again showing the big red "s" under his shirt, right place at the right time, helping a pedestrian hit by a car. have you seen this one yet? a wedding party falling into a lake in michigan. or do you know what -- there they go. do you know what the first lady and the president did on their first date? we're going to clue new on all the trendiest topics. >> also coming up this morning, we're also going to talk about pizza. you know what? did you know that the american people eat pizza on average four times a month? in fact, that's according to zagat anyway. i made pizza last night for my kids. they were small pizzas, but it's real

you say you had no choice but to flee dubai.d no other choice. i would have left with her a long time before that if i had any ability to. >> you claim your husband abused you, and he denies these charges. did you ever report this to anyone? did you report it to authorities in dubai? did you report it to the u.s. embassy or anyone at home in the u.s.? >> i reported it to an overseas domestic violence organization who explained to me that if i do for the police in dubai, they would take my passport and i wouldn't be able to leave then. i couldn't report it there. >> he meanwhile says you're the one who endangered his daughter. he said you have a problem with prescription drugs, that you also admitted to being unfaithful in the marriage during a therapy session. what do you say to those sessions? >> he left me in dubai with caroline for three months. he never made these allegations to me at any point until the last month. i never heard these from them. he's never been worried about caroline before. >> a tennessee court temporarily

this is in dubai, the united arab emirates. skydive dubai, to be exact.d building this island back in 2000, houses over 4,000 residents. it's called -- i can't pronounce it. >> we'll just put the title on the screen. >> good idea. >> these guys aren't up in the air just sightseeing, they're up there doing some really cool skydiving maneuvering and aerial ballet and acrobatics. pretty neat stuff. now, are they going to land on one of those little narrow islands? i'm sure these guys could because they have got that kind of skill, but it looks like they land right back at the airport they took off from. you land somewhere else, then you've got to walk back to the airport. >> or swim back. >> it's beautiful to be jumping down and seeing that as your landing pad. >> yeah. this whole palm island concept always looks really cool on paper. if you live on the palm island, then all you see is the street like everything else. but on top of it you can appreciate that man has built an artificial island. >>> yep, that's right, it's a box of baby squirrels. i like that

bbc news, dubai. >> exam time, the mere mention of it brings back stressful memories. it is a pressure felt by people from the world, but perhaps nowhere is it more intense than in china. from shanghai, our correspondent reports. >> with the road blocks in place, not even traffic noises allowed to disturb china's stressed out students. these are the last-minute arrivals, and these are the anxious parents waiting at the school gates. no one does exam stress quite like this. what is it like being a student in the middle of it all? for the past year, we have been given access to shanghai's number eight high school. finals -- final ledger students prepare for university and take the exam. mali feeling the pressure. she is hoping to attend a prestigious university and needs to do well. it is tough. there is little time to relax, she tells me. despite her family's low-income, they moved house, paying more rent to live closer to the school for her final year. private tutoring, anything she needs, we try to support her, her father says. she does an extra six hours of study eve

let me ask you this, do you know of the karzai family owning property in dubai? >> i do not. and i wouldn't know. i go through dubai on the way, but that's all. >> but you are at the same time providing grants, are you not, to the various government officials and agencies in the afghan government that would be responsible for trying to ferret out that type of corruption? >> the most relevant organization that i can think of that we support is the office of -- the office of high oversight which is their equivalent perhaps of an inspector general at the national level. so, yes, we do support the government of afghanistan's attempt to police its own. >> right. and you haven't heard of anything coming from -- about the karzai family being on their blacklist? >> no. >> or is it just something everybody knows or is it just something that perhaps is probably not true? >> i don't know exactly how to answer that, congressman. the usaid's business is with the government of afghanistan. i'm very comfortable discussing corruption and allegations about the government of afghanistan and ab

face as a country, and the challenge that's ahead for both of you and for our delegation going to be dubai. so, thank you. we appreciate it, and we'll call up our next panel of witnesses. on our second panel's davis a. gross for information policy, u.s. department of state. on behalf of the world conference and international telecommunications ad hoc working group. ms. sally shipman wentworth, the senior manager public policy for internet society. and mr. vinton cerf, vice president and chief internet evangelist for google. we all admire that title, and your work, mr. cerf, certainly, that to have internet and addresses all those things you created or helped create and love to talk internet evangelist. again, we thank our prior panel, and their testimony, and we will start right in with ambassador gross, our leadoff witness on the second panel, and, again, just pull those microphones close. make sure the lights are lit, and you should be good to go. thank you, ambassador, for your work on this issue in the past, and we look forward to your comments today. >> well, thank very much, mr. chai

it was an honor to be there with the ruler of dubai and members of the royal family. and it was an honor to be able to keck with these young people who are going to go all over the globe. and so my message was to try to inspire them, to get a chance to look at the world in an expansive way. and it was really an honor to be chosen, to be in a forum which previously was addressed by president clinton, secretary of state albright, secretary of state powell, secretary of state baker and others. so it was a great forum. >> and how do you prepare to give a speech like that? >> i wrote my speech on the airplane. and you prepare to give a commencement speech -- i guess you prepare your whole life to give a commencement speech because what you're really sharing is your view of what life has been, will be, or is and what will be. >> congressman dennis kucinich has spent eight terms representing ohio's tenth district. thanks very much for joining us. >> the whole speech is posted at kucinich.us, so check it out. thanks. >> thanks very much. >>> now a commencement address by xero

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

will there be a vote in dubai by 193 countries?o is against it. >> we do have to worry about that. first it is important to understand there will be many different contributions. >> do they work on consensus -- a sort of silent consensus and move forward without a vote? >> that is what happens. >> there will be a vote but it will be a vote secretly to a consensus and based on that report will be written and that report will be issued and that will be the heartfelt answer to the dubai conference. is that the estimation what will happen? >> there will be negotiations over individual proposals in terms of international telecommunications regulations. those negotiations will yield presumably some agreement on words and phrasess in terms of regulation. not to change them. >> so we as legislators have an understanding can you give me today how many votes we are short of a consensus? >> a cannot tell you. >> ten votes short? can't you give me a broad brush? >> i am sorry to say is impossible. >> mr. mcdowell? any comments on this? you mig

of a particular itu-sponsored conference called wicket 2012 which will take place this december in dubai. now i didn't say wicked as in wicked witch, but wict which stands for the world conference on international communications. so there have been concerns expressed. and fcc commission er mcdowell was one of the early expressers of concerns that some countries might try to use the wict conference to amend the telecommunications regulations in ways that fundamentally altar the current multistakeholder bottoms up privatized governance model that many of us would say has worked really well. the concern is that a new regime would be adopted that would confer more intergovernmental control over aspects of the internet and the way that it functions today. now i'm not going to say any more about the particulars of the potential changes because i don't want to steal any thunder from the distinguished group of panelistses that we have here today. i will only say this. apart from the economic and social benefits that we're all familiar with, that the internet has given rise to, the internet has b

lit lift dust at times, so the risk of dust storms is there but around doha, 41 celsius and dubai, 27sense of international news. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. and shell. >> at shell, we believe the world needs a broader mix of energies. thats why were supplying cleaner burning natural gas to generate electricity. and its also why, with our partner in brazil, shell is producing ethanol, a biofuel made from renewable sugar cane. >> a minute, mom! >> lets broaden the worlds energy mix. lets go. >> bbc world news was presented by kcet los angeles.

it shattered the previous record set in dubai by about 1,600 pounds. >>> and, finally, the london olympics will begin in typical english fashion. director danny boyle of "slumdog millionaire" fame unveiled details of the opening ceremony, the idealized version of an english countryside called green and pleasant. it will include real farm animals, recreations of british landmarks, and artificial clouds that can produce rain, making sure the weather is also reflective of the culture. >> forget the weather. where's the pub. >> no kidding. i want a pitcher of guinness to go along with that. do they really need to bring in the rain? >> shouldn't we be inside to avoid it? >>> it's time for now for an early look at some of the stories we'll follow throughout the day on nbc. in washington next week ahead of the g-20 summit, timothy geithner will speak about the state of the global economy. andrea mitchell, nbc's chief correspondent, will serve as moderator. >>> also in washington bob woodward will talk about his role in reporting the watergate scandal. sunday marks 40 years since a team of burglar

a building in dubai is taller. it was nearly complete with a massive earthquake hit last year.hout a scratch. i cannot imagine that people had to build that. that is it for eyewitness news at 11 thank you for w,,,,,,,,

ambassador, with these 193 countries meeting in dubai, and mr.y touched upon, how many support us. how many boats are we short of having the majority support our position exactly -- how many votes are we short. you don't know? idyllic concern that you don't even know. i understand we are about nine votes short. do you think that is an accurate representation? >> no. if i could explain. the conference will follow theitu -- >> there'll never be a vote krista mark critz if you don't mind, i would like to answer yes or no if possible, just because i do not have the time. there will be no vote. so we don't have to worry about who is for us and who is against us? >> we do have to worry about that. first, it is important to understand it will be many different contributions. >> i understand. do they work on the basis of consensus? the move forward without a vote? is that what happens? >> that is, in fact, what happens. but so it will be a vote but it will be secretly through a consensus, and based upon that report will be written, in that report will be

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president karzai's brother who was heavily involved in this bank has been able to purchase property in dubai, for example. has anyone looked in to that charge? >> as john noted, we have not looked at the -- >> who would look in to it? if it was going to be looked in to, who would look in to it? >> sir, i think typically, like, for gao, we're doing any job and we see some things that look like it might be potentially fraud in particular, we would then turn that over to the ig that's responsible for that program to take the next look. because that is more their core specialty. >> has it been turned over to them? >> sir, i could not tell you but i don't know whether any of the other witnesses from the executive branch might be able to give you some more insights on that, but i don't have any information on that, sir. >> do you have any information on that, whether or not so the ig is supposed to investigate? >> typically that's the process that we use. >> okay, typically. and in afghanistan that's what we're doing, if something comes up like this, we ask the ig to investigate, but we have $825

paying the price for thanks the buzz an open house is here that sells seriously out of pocket i think dubai copycats are in a rise in forgeries. america's defense chief has resumes touting his arms catalog around the asia pacific region with india the latest sales target they opened tours last seen by experts as a red rag to china the same time firing up hot spots that has gone to another high ranking u.s. official second to state clinton to the south caucasus but i don't want to seem to be a wolf advisory country risk solutions that lose america is less concerned in security with a shift in power in the region that. secretary of state clinton is looking to achieve in the caucasus what america is trying to achieve more overall around the world and that is to continue to enhance its image and its ability to influence what's going on in the region the caucuses have been largely ignored by america for a great deal of time and now that there's a resurgence of russian influence in the region it's only natural that america would want to do something in return there are pockets of conflict in the

nothing should be done at the conference in dubai to slow innovation or to impose a top- down controlthe internet. those are the fundamental principles we will take with us to do by and -- dubai and use all of our energy to support. in terms of proposals we have seen coming into the international telecommunications regulations, let me put into context those proposals and the process. the council organized a council working group. the council working group has been preparing for this conference for two years over eight meetings. that council group will send to the conference a report. the report will contain all of the possible options as to how there could be revisions of the .tr's nine pages of text has grown to 70 pages if you include all the options that will go to the conference. governments are expected to send in their first tranche of proposals for the conferences themselves. 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 august 3rd and will continue for approximately two yea

joining us live from dubai so what's been the reaction a you've been seeing among syrians to this incident with the turkish jet well you know for the last fifteen months we have see turkey acting against syria. in very very. aggressive way of funding terrorists within the turkish border one time only. truly and looking and this young people have. been quite frustrated not to know i was not actually up to against turkey or. these countries are. they are. doing actions that they. create what this is like a declaration of war what you have is a terrorist in the border and being armed and then sending them over the border to kill people is a declaration you want to assume things are very very close to it but i don't i don't understand how this could be a declaration of war i mean perhaps what are some analysts are saying that this is a recognizance flight that simply crossed the border when it got too close well you know this is what turkey is saying now because they're trying to dump its solution i feel that they don't want to get into a war so they have been downplaying it but the sooner peo

only the burj khalifa in dubai is taller.tended by guides in snazzy tower motif uniforms an ear-popping trip to the top observatory takes about a minute and then the 360-degree view, a vast panorama of greater tokyo's jam. packed cityscape. the interior was nearly complete when the earthquake of 2011 struck. the tower survived without a scratch. the secret behind this $750 million marvel is as old as it is new. five-story japanese pagodas, dating back to the seventh century have never toppled in an earthquake. the same architectural techniqueave central pillar kept sky tree standing, even during last europe's powerful earthquake. like the pagoda, sky tree is two structures in one. its bluish-whiteica scolding and a concrete core. the two parts are built to withstand a vibration by situation separately. >> i want my grandson to see it. >> ( translated ): it's so tall. i bet you can see all the towns around it." >> reporter: and vancouvers are hot. >> ( translated ): this is a sky tree piggy banks. >> there are salt shakers, em

involved with building this huge railway twelve back track track where we go between abu dhabi and dubai is then going to give you the details on that later we'll run through the markets first lay we'll get started with the asian markets and they are still. following on from the gains that were made in the u.s. now more and more moment she easing is now expected from china and that's keeping investors hopeful and also other good news in the area was japanese says they're rising because of machinery orders talking as soon as the domestically there's some hopeful news coming out today but internationally the tensions remain ahead of the great collection which is happening on sunday now so that's limiting at the games was not common the camera make up one percent doesn't take care that's off the credit suisse cut its price target for the shares hong kong listed company is spirit comics and twenty percent solved with the resignation of that see this is how wall street closed up i did mention they did indeed rally actually and that's because of speculation that the central bank has to make mo

yeah that is carried yeah the russian company is building to build a tractor two in abu dhabi and dubai so more details on that later let's go through the markets first we'll start with the russian ones because traders here in moscow they are returning to their deaths softer enjoying a two day holiday and they are right back with optimism as the autumn isn't in the and us despite earlier we could all prices which are actually gaining ever society just now but as you can see the r.t.s. over two percent for the my face is nine tenths of a says most intelligent cecily's bridget said i don't think is really benefiting right now it's over two percent in a positive territory if we can see the blue chips we check out some of the movers and shakers if we may as we tell america needs as well that today they are they have some great results with revenue rising by almost a third last month michael most good as you can see is around half a percent down in negative territory and us despite two thousand and eleven net profit of seven hundred fifty five million dollars and that's compared with a two b

this is actually his best dubai as well. so congrats to him. actually he's part 2 of the justin bieber special tonight, so really good last night. >> halle berry. >> of course. >> that's always part of it. halle berry has been ordered to pay up. tell us about that. >> my gosh, her baby's daddy, who's actually a model, has been awarded $20,000 a month from halle berry. the funny thing is he asked the judge, the judge gave him $120,000, because he said i want my child to live like she does with her super sta money. i need $20,000 a month to do that. so the judge agreed. they are still in a nasty custody battle, because halle wants to take the baby to live in paris with she and her fiance. >> but the daddy's going to be well kept. >> 20 thousand. >> ex-husband. >> baby daddy, indeed. not the husband but the baby daddy. >>> we may see a new face of jennifer aniston, soon. >> we know her as being the girl next door. she has that natural look. aaveeno is supposedly paying her eight figures to be their new ambassador. she's perfect for that company. s

yousef has more on the story and joins us from dubai. yousef? >> reporter: kelly, a historic moment for egypt, the first civ civilian egyptian president in the country's modern history edging out his opponent by 3.5 percentage points in a keenly watched announcement yesterday, the anticipation had been growing to the extent there were fears of anxiety. and you could see in tahrir square how people reacted with a sense of relief and really showed their celebratory mood, if you will, again this has been a very difficult transition the last 530 days since hosni mubarak was ousted from power. the question remains, kelly, what can morsi do now. he is an engineer who was educated in the united states. he has little background when it comes to egypt politics. he was an activist and jailed under mubarak. how much power will the military allocate to him? remember, this is a country where a constitution has yet to be written. parliament is effectively dissolved and presidential powers remain ambiguous. this is arguably not the kind of swift clarity that i

that's 1/20th amount of time it took to build the tallest building in dubai.t in three months? a lot of the building is to be constructed ahead of time offsite. the company specializes in something they call prefab construction. entire sections of the building are built in a factory ahead of time and hauled over to the construction site and assembled like lego. >> interesting. a little bit lego, but not like lego in case you want to visit. >>> i'm looking off to my left, misty mae treanor is hungry for more gold. she's joining us coming up. ♪[music plays] there's another way to help erase litter box odor. purina tidy cats. only tidy cats has new odor erasers... making it easy to keep things at home... just the way you want them. new tidy cats with odor erasers. i'm one of six children that my mother raised by herself, and so college was a dream when i was a kid. i didn't know how i was gonna to do it, but i knew i was gonna get that opportunity one day, and that's what happened with university of phoenix. nothing can stop me now. i feel like the sky's the limi

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research lab bore in dubai has started a registry of more than 6,000 camels. they hope that will lead to anecdotes for snake ven mom and lead to a cure for diabetes. the truth of it is, at least we're starting to get over the first hump. on that note, here's piers morgan tonight. >>> tonight, the woman who showed everyone that whats when harry meets sally. >> i'll have what she's having. >> two of the people who knew her best tell her stories. remembering nora effron. plus, sex, cash and politics. she was at the center of the scandal that ended a political career and destroyed a marriage. >> do you really think men cheat for bad sex? do they? >> rielle hunter answers the most important question of all. is she sorry? and the mayor of new york. this is "piers morgan tonight." >> tonight, rielle hunter tells all. the secrets, the lies, the affair with john edwards. but we begin with "the big story." we begin with a woman who could tell a story like nobody else. "sleepless in seattle," "when harry met sally," nora ephron's classic movies, audiences still laugh and

dubai is in trouble. foreclosures, small businesses are worried. that's gone on for three years. we haven't stopped growing. i call it the plow horse economy. it's just slowly growing. >> i'm not thrilled to hear a comparison with europe. i will give you the last word. i believe a steady 2%, 1.9, 1.8, whatever. mike, think that's recession their. some people call them growth recessions. >> that's recession their territory as far as i'm concern spd. we'll leave it there. brian westbury and mike, i like the plow horse economy. i have to think about that one. >>> let's do some stock market work. we bring in jeff clinetop, lpr financial. look, as though the u.s. wor ohries weren't enough, i myself am so worried about europe i don't see a way out. you could have a greece disaster on sunday. you could have a credit tightening in the banking system. more reports of runs on greek banks. show me a way out of it. i'm worried. >> there isn't an easy way out. boy, they aren't going to decide with a greek election next weekend. they may not decide it for a year. heck, we may not be resolved w

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face as the country and the challenge that's ahead for both of us you and our delegation going to dubai. thank you. we appreciate it. and we'll call up the next panel of witnesses. only the second panel david a. gross and information policy u.s. department of state. on behalf of the world conference and international telecommunication ad hoc working group. mrs. sally shipman wentworth, she's the senior manager public policy for internet society, and mr. vitamin ton serf chief evangelist for google. we admire that title and your work, mr. serf that powered us to have internet property call and addresses that you helped create. we love that the internet evangelist. again, we thank our prior panel and their testimony. we will start right in with ambassador gross. will be the lead off witness on the second panel. again, pull the mikes close. make sure the lights are light and you should be good to go. we look forward to your comments. >> thank you, mr. chairman. ranking member, it's a great privilege and honor to be back here with you all again. i appreciate it very much. i probably should

it's alive and kicking here in dubai. the money capital of the midwest. >> i've always wanted to create things from nothing. i've always felt that i could. >> reporter: she is a mom of three and creator of mumzworld, a website she believes can be amazon for moms in the middle east. >> i recognize the mothers needs, particularly when it comes to shopping, were not met. >> reporter: she launched mumzworld last year and overseas everything from orders to the warehouse. two-thirds of her customers are repeat visitors thafrgs to her selling more than 200 brands including disney, oshkosh b'gosh and lego. the days are long but mona says the sacrifices are worth it. she's empowering women in a region where less than a third of them work, the lowest in the world. >> it wasn't hard to do it as a woman. it was harder to do it as a mother. the reason it was hard as a mother is because you're constantly juggling. >> reporter: pulled? >> you really are, by three boys, your husband, your family, your extended family which is really the mumzworld family. especially the -