the airport is seeking your approval for release modification to its existing lease with emirates in order to add an additional 9502 square feet for the airline to construct a post-security lounge for the passengers in the international terminal. the current lease with the air force for 1696 square feet of boat ticket counters and administrative offices and has an annual rent of approximately $250,000. this lease began in 2008 when the airline started service at sfo. emirates was among the first wave of airlines to sign onto a new lease and use agreement with the city. they were part of a group of airlines approved by the board of supervisors in may 2010. when they signed onto the new lease and use agreement, they essentially extended their existing term of their least for an additional 10 years through 2021. the airline would now like to add approximately 9500 square feet of club space to their existing lease. this would have a new annual rent of approximately $1.8 million and represents a $1.5 million increase in rent to the airport. under the proposed lease modification, all const

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the emirate's new zealand team. from italy. on my left hand side, from france, the energy team. we have team correa, from the republic of korea. are the best racing from sweden. from the united states, or call racing. -- oracle racing. let's hear it for our teams. so we begin and meet our representatives from team china. i want to ask you first of all, mr. wang, in your second run to the america's cup, what are the important aspects for your team, this time around? >> the china team is a true chinese team with chinese sailors, built and designed in china. >> next door to them, a team of france. a long history with the america's cup. when is it about the america's cup that keeps the french coming back and winning and succeeding? what keeps you coming back every year? >> america's cup is very important in france. it is have a great opportunity every four years to race against the best in the world. it is part of our history in france. wonderful to be here. >> next to you, representing new zealand of the emirate's team, welcome to san francisco. you are one of the more experienced

the northern emirates have already suffered two petrol shortages this year. the companies involved, dubai-owned enoc and its subsidiary have blamed technical issues and the installation of new equipment. but while there is evidence of work being done at some service stations, observers point to a system that sees the government fix the price of fuel at the pump but leaves the retailers and oil prices. >> the gasoline retail business in the u.a.e. is a ross-making business. they -- a loss-making business. they bleed money. they lose one -- one of the retailers said they lose an average of $2 million a day to cover government subsidies. unless you get some respite from the cash flow problem, which is what this is really all about, then i think you're not going to see the end. shortages -- the end of the shortages and lines at the petrol stations. >> u.a.e. has some of the largest -- produces did i some analysts say means it can afford to soak up the losses from petrol retail. especially with the price of oil back at around $100 a barrel. but dubai is more cash

that's being constructed now that should open in october the fourth center is earmarked for the emirates probably i would double your buy most likely to buy despite the the negative press that it's received it's still the place for doing commerce if one goes to the emirates so that's under study right now it's nothing sign but it looks like it's well on its way and they were considering london as well tell my friends and family that yes take care of all of the north and let's meet you by the ground you look at the projects that it's yes thank you very much and. if you can't afford a private v.i.p. clinic what can you find in the russian capital you know just sort of people very busy treatments with the use of medical leeches trying to creatures might look disgusting to me. but their value for human health qualities applied around the world for thousands of years they use as a means to produce blood clotting to relieve pressure in the veins and a risk of flight and reconstructive surgery to stimulate blood circulation there are several clinics in moscow a friendly territory just make sure

that's being constructed now that should open in october the fourth center is earmarked for the emirates probably double your dubai most likely dubai despite the negative press that it's received it's still the place for doing commerce if one goes to the emirates so that's under study right now it's nothing sorry but it looks like it's one of those where they were considering london as well tell of my friends and family to take care of all of them or to let me grab to look at other projects in the answer yes thank you very much and. if you can't afford a private v.i.p. clinic what other therapies can you find in the russian capital. therapies or treatments with the use of medical leeches these tiny creatures might look disgusting to many but their value for human health policies i think applied around the world for dozens of years they used as a means to produce blood clotting to relieve pressure in the veins in a reception light in reconstructive surgery to stimulate blood circulation there are several clinics in moscow offering leech therapy just make sure that leeches they use are spe

finally, take a look at gulf news in the united arab emirates. it says there's a great debate going on as to whether intervention in syria on the lines of nato's action in libya say viable option. one issue many views you can read all those articles in full at facebook.com/w1cnn. >>> the edge of the financial abyss again. in just a few hours, european ministers are going to be meeting in an emergency to work out whether to organize a second bailout for athens. that's in just over a year. the eu is responding to a crisis the markets have been signaling for months. that's the likelihood that greece will fail to cut its deficit by as much as a promised and won't be able to repay lenders what it owes them. standard and poors highlighted it. another round of funding for greece could be even tougher this time around. last year the eu and imf came up with $150 billion lending package. germany has been saying this time that greece's private sector lenders should share some of the pain but european central bank is worrying it could spark panic in the fina

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there is convincing evidence that the emir did not actually write the sentence in which he renounced his claims to the territory and that other british officials contended that the line was never intended to be an international boundary, but only to define respective spheres of influence. we agree with members of the afghan dais fore rah that the durand line issue should be brought to the world court in order to decide once and for all whether the 99-year lease that the british applied to their control of hong kong apply to the borders separating afghanistan and pakistan also. a major benefit of removing the durand line from the framework of the brutal insurgency and placing it into the historical, legal context where it originated would break it from the stranglehold of 19th century thinking that set this process in motion and begin what really is the long road towards establishing legitimacy framed by an international system based on laws, representative government and local sovereignty. it would also give the indigenous ethnicities the opportunity to articulate their long-held gre

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attending a gathering in the united arab emirates secretary clinton said washington would contribute another $26 million in humanitarian aid to the libyan opposition, and she made clear the nato military strikes will continue unless and until colonel gadhafi yields power. >> there is only one way forward for libya. attacks against civilians must stop. gadhafi must go. and the libyan people deserve to determine their own future. >> so let's discuss the dramatic changes and the challenges in the middle east and north africa with senator dianne feinstein of california. she leads the senate select committee on intelligence. senator, thank you for your time tonight. i want to start with yemen. as we learn about more u.s. air strikes, more u.s. drone attacks, there is essentially a secret war going on in yemen. are you comfortable with that? >> well, let me put it this way. yemen is a very serious concern. between march and june the al qaeda has taken over large swaths of land. we know that awlaki is in yemen. we know that out of yemen is the planning of the possibility of attack against t

watching r t coming to live from moscow emirate in joshua welcome to the program area war that's how greece's latest finance minister sums up the job ahead of him he's been tasked with securing another multi-billion euro bailout the criteria for which means slapping and outright hostile greek public with more sturdy cuts and some countries like turkey which once harbored dreams of membership are beginning to rethink their plans if you took to the turkey in the.

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united emirates is not recognizing the rebels' political group as the sole representatives from the countrythat comes three days after hosting a gathering on how to aid the rebels. on wall street, a rebound today in 12 minutes of trading. the dow jones is of 12 points and now back over the 12,000 mark. the nasdaq as of 12, the s&p is up five. >> 6:42 a.m., we are back with more and a couple of minutes. here is a live look outside san francisco on the james lick freeway. quite sunny and clear traffic. we will be right back. >> will look at the stories we're following, johannes mehserle has been released from jail after serving one year of a two-year sentence after being convicted of involuntary manslaughter of oscar grant. pick >> family of michelle le le handed out fliers yes today, police are calling her disappearance a homicide. her family is hoping she is still alive. >> we are seeing some pretty nice shots. the usual clouds this morning. >> mainly at the there is patchy fog and low cloud cover but mainly along the coast. this afternoon is slightly warmer, temperatures in the '80s. excep

establishing within our region a special relationship with singapore and a special relationship with the emirates. >>scott: do you think that here in europe business leaders have any ideas of the pace of change in asia? >>barnett: no i don't certainly the world's international businesses are aware and involved heavily in asia; but come down one level from that, i don't believe european, and including british businesses, are fully aware of the scale and the pace of change in asia. and i also don't believe they have a good understanding of the different systems of government. >>scott: do you think that business leaders here would be wise to look at the australian experience? >>barnett: i think it would be wise and while, for example half of china's economy is now is described as private enterprise. the reality is all the big institutions and the traders in commodities are all state owned enterprises. and we have developed, not without its hiccups, but we have developed a good relationship in trading and dealing with those organizations, including the chinese government at senior level. so australia

gathering of the build a bird group has attracted strong protest and conspiracy theories ati's at the emirates has been following the meeting. the exclusive ski resort of sam ritz in june is perfect build a territory out of season and crucially practically deserted there are two hives of activity in town though one's the luxury hotel subrata where around one hundred thirty of the world's most influential politicians businessmen and saw friends are meeting behind closed doors and the other in a much cheaper hotel where concerned activists are determined to break that wall of secrecy down they've set up what they believe is the world's first alternative media center they'd work for mainstream outlets too but they're not here just not enough. western media not enough from the u.k. it's it's quite appalling a swiss news agency has just released some names of this year's attendees and on the list is the chancellor of the exchequer george osborne i would have thought that makes it news other builder berg regulars include david rockefeller the editor in chief of the economist magazine the greek finan

be part of the international system but rather as an afghanistan a decade ago to create an islamic emirate that did you what you will continue on this point after a short break and after that show break we'll continue our discussion on yemen state with our. they live not only next to the border of the gaza. but also on the border of peace and war. they are responsible not only for themselves. but also for their loved ones. they are ready to take any risk. streets. the close up team has been to the ground reach thank you on the string point of the war to. this time the party goes to the region where half of the area is occupied by a nature preserve. where the young generation transition their ancestors to come where the mysterious city on the deadlocks welcomed the republic are the subjects russia close far keep. kicking the story. and. welcome back to cost a computer the culture of niger we're discussing yemen's possible futures. kick. start. ok mr ambassador and we've been talking about yemen specifically but let's broaden it out and see what the international community possibly can do i'