. >> he pulled off an upset against emir khan in december but they will meet in las vegas, may 19th on common ground. dave ross is at head banger gym. >> hey, dave he is training hard for that rematch may 19th, in las vegas he is the champ he is lamont peterson and you are gracious to take the time to join us i know you are right in the middle of training how is everything going. >> great >> what do you weigh now. >> 149 pounds. >> you got to get down to 140. >> yeah, but every work out i lose at least 4, 5 pounds i am only two work outs away from my weight >> as you get closer to may 19th how do you keep the heart rate low and everything calm. >> knowing i been here before just another day at the gym, another day of boxing i have been doing it 18 years this is no problem at all. >> the man who runs head bangers gym, trainer extraordinary, barry hunter, good to see you. lamont is ready i know you are ready i want to talk for people who might not know about the fighting style of lamont peterson it is crowding he crowded emir khan in that first fight and made him uncomfortable. >> yeah,

twenty two raptor strike fighters to a base in the united arab emirates and here it is the brand new penetrating strike fighter the move has caused backlash from tehran in addition to the hardware the u.s. central command says there are about one hundred twenty five thousand u.s. troops in close proximity to iran not to mention new drone bases in undisclosed locations also in the region u.s. officials say an enhanced presence in the gulf is meant to serve as a quote quick reaction contingency force not simply as a prelude to war but the buildup seems to exacerbate the hostile talk which may at one point turn into an all out confrontation the military is of course no match to the american military might after all. we're talking about the country that spends on its military more than the next ten top defense spending countries combined so crushing new rant is in america's power but analysts most analysts agree what's also in its power is producing the kind of instability in the region that would be far worse than what came out of iraq and afghanistan. you know with artie thanks hope co

the united arab emirates has completed a new pipeline sapulpa oil bypassing been the warrior. strait of hormuz the new routes will be able to supply around two thirds of the country's crude outlets and of course currently almost all of the u.a.e. soil and twenty percent of global deliveries are transported through the straits of hormuz which is controlled by iran or any other country through absence of blockage as a reaction to sanctions from western countries over its nuclear program while back to russia for hours just days of course before president elect glad the upwards and takes over and there's already talk about who will be the new members of the government the current president of course for his in the has already set out his goals for his new role as prime minister and the we spoke to the russian economy school had sygate gritty of and he outlined what's been done in order to make sure that president medvedev this promises are achieved the recent speech by me was already quite specific instead of saying that we will be doing member musician or innovation this is how m

well you can look at the united arab emirates which arguably is the most western facing a nation in the gulf it too has at this sort of effort anniversary of the spring decided to make sure that citizens and expatriates know that it is not looking for an. important question to answer your question first i would like to put arab countries governments monarchs and regimes into three different categories on the one hand we have those arab governments who've faced citizen revolves operas eating citizens who are seeking rights of freedom dignity or equal opportunity and did not want to to introduce political reforms and the people who are able to to overthrow those regimes to evict their rulers from the office these are these governments you can name egypt tunisia and libya and a second group we have those arab governments who or monarchs who. wanted to introduce some political reforms when they faced our prizing they introduced some independent investigations for some atrocity which was committed by security forces and they had some legitimacy within their own people i think you can name bu

they are not for these arab spring values not by a long shot well you can look at the united arab emirates which arguably is the most western facing nation in the gulf to has this sort of first anniversary of the spring decided to make sure that citizens and expatriates know that it is not looking for the power of the arab spring movement to reach this country and it has started cutting back on. rights groups to democratic groups even its own citizens who had sort of freely operated under under the system here which had been more permissive okmulgee what do you come out on this in los angeles here where is the arab spring going is it is it freezing up. well it i so it's important question to answer your question first i would like to put arab countries governments monarchs and regimes into three different categories under one hand we have those arab governments who've faced citizen revolves our pricing citizens who are seeking rights of freedom dignity or equal opportunity and derision do not want to to introduce political reforms and the people who are able to to overthrow the those regim

and then the creation of these emirat emirates. they have declared multiple emirates. i believe that the correct metric for measuring whether they're successful in these areas or not has to do -- >> there are no consequences. ten people created an emrat, and there is more in the village. >> to me, the most important metric for saying whether they're succeeding or failing there is are they controlling people's behavior? are people in those countries forced to wear the clothing -- forced to grow the beard, forced to pray the way they want them to. forced to give up kite-flying? and all of the other things. the kind of state they want to create is very similar to what the taliban created in afghanistan. and there they were really good at controlling people's behavior, despite what most of the people wanted. and the other thing i would say about this is -- >> fear. >> absolutely, fear, intimidation and murder. so absolutely. and anbar province, we saw that on the ground, we got to see that for ourselves. nobody there really wanted these guys, except for some people who had

force america's air force army navy and marines are boldly positioned in oman and the united arab emirates he sounds so . iran and. turkey and israel to the west and afghanistan and pakistan in the east most recently the u.s. air force has this patch the number of after twenty two raptor strike fighters to a base in the united arab emirates and here it is the brand new penetrating strike fighter the move has caused backlash from tehran in addition to the hardware u.s. central command says there are about one hundred twenty five thousand u.s. troops in close proximity to iran not to mention new drone bases in undisclosed locations also in the region u.s. officials say an enhanced presence in the gulf is meant to serve as a quote quick reaction contingency force not simply as a prelude to war but the buildup seems to exacerbate the hostile talk which may one point turn into an all out confrontation the military is of course no match to the american military might after all we're talking about the country that spends on its military more than the next ten top defense spending countries combin

the emirates but i don't. >> i don't hang out in the emirates, that's not truement i was there for the weekend. >> rose: for a conference or something. >> some god forsakeen conference and i was sitting next to some minister from qatar without said to me that we believed that we actually leaked wiki leaks ourselves because it made us look so good. >> rose: there were those kinds of conversations in which diplomats were heard, unknowing to themselves, that they might be later seen and heard to everybody who could go on the internet saying good thing-- things and positive things and things that were in the interest of good things. >> indeed. and look, what did it reflect. what we learned from wikileaks, we learned that karzai was corruption. we learned that christina kirchner in arg stin-- argentina was considered by hillary clinton was considered to be emotionally unstable, shocking, right, shocking. >> rose: bring it back to china. >> if wikileaks were to hit china which say real feasible possibility, if you were suddenly to have a dump of millions of documents between top level chines

. >> yes, the mega fight we all had been anticipating between dcs own lamont peterson and emir kahnehat happened and why and where we go from here. first let's check with holly. >> hey, dave. we are rocking a whole different show here we are live at capital plaza where they are set and ready for the universoul circus. they have some of the most amazing acts i have ever seen. these are the rough riders. we will see what they are offering up and tell you how you and your family can come out and see this don't miss show all live later on fox morning news. news. [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to keep from driving all over for the best deals. you don't need to run around. safeway gives you real big club card deals each week. right now, a sweet price on honey nut cheerios, just $1.88. starbucks coffee is only $7.77. that's less than a quarter for a great cup of coffee. and fage greek yogurt is just a buck. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. >>> we are going to let you vote. does she get a second date. >>

this is a big issue because emir khan is already back over in the states he is over there getting ready in los angeles for this fight. the fight will be in las vegas he is back over in the united states. their camp is upset about it. this is a main card, a main attraction on hbo next saturday night. it goes months into planning. for this to come up a week and a half before the fight is a problem. let's be honest this is severe the punishments lamont could face are severe his belts could be stripped, he could be suspended from the sport. so these are serious serious allegations, and there could be real repercussions that could hurt him long term. again, talking to his camp this morning they are -- they are devastated because this is something that clears your name and some -- smears your name and something that is very hard to get back. they are trying to clear it. again what was told to me minutes ago this is not what you thing it is and they are going to do everything they can to restore this guy's name. lamont said nothing in my life has been easy why would this be any different. lamo

states wound up with military bases in saudi arabia kuwait bahrain kate our oman and the united arab emirates following its bombing of yugoslavia nine hundred eighty nine the us who wound up with military bases in kosovo or bay nia garia macedonia hungary bosnia and croatia following us vollmer to afghanistan in two thousand and one into the us wound up with military bases in afghanistan pakistan kazakhstan it was back to stan stan coerr to stand georgia yemen and following us barmy get invasion of iraq in two thousand and three the united states wound up with iraq. staying behind. i believe is actually at the is the ultimate purpose of many of these wars we used to think of military bases being built in order to wage the worst and i think increasingly we see the wars themselves as convenient opportunities to station the bases and to have a more. the presence in countries such as iraq such as afghanistan such as kosovo. so have some of. what we have in here is video games. and. some of. the. solicitor. moves to want to test first bennett first but soon you run trolls daily so you can save the

the emirates allowed it. >> emirates allowed it. only for a few years.een a shut it down. it'll interfere with the navigational system. have they been lying all these years? what's the story? >> i'd never be that cynical, hoda. [ ringing ] most of all you want to make your passengers comfortable. it seems to me this is going to be more of an irritant than an opportunity for people -- if you're having a heart attack or something. it would be nice to be able to say meet me at the airport, bring a doctor. people are not going to respect that. >> i also think if you are a businessman or businesswoman, it's kind of nice sometimes to say i wish i could get in touch with you during this window but i can't. >> you won't be able to reach me for six hours. >> they won't charge you extra for cell phone service. but you are going to have to pay for international roaming rates. which are going to be crazy. >> i don't know. i love virgin america and atlantic. it's a great airline. i hope they reconsider this. >> i cracked my back tooth yesterday. >> i don't know want

the emirates airline has been doing it, allowing people to use cell phones on a limited basis.you would have to be at least 250 mi. from the u.s. coast. and you cannot use them during takeoff or landing. we have some people who were coming off of international flights. >> it is the only time i can actually completely switch off >> would use it on the airplane? >> yes >> yes because you always have a last minute emergency where you need to make a call of the that is a good deal >> they say the technological part is not that difficult but the problem is, what you do if the guy next few at 2:00 in the morning decides he wants to fight with his girlfriend band starts going off on the phone and you cannot get to sleep so what they're saying is they would have to limit the hours is being used. the pilot and the crew have control over your signal so anytime they want to shut it off, they can do that and only six people on the aircraft will be allowed to use their cell phones anytime. >> the defense appears to be winding down its case in the finance trial of former presidential candida

april, 2011, a plane reported to be an emirates airlines a-380 is about to land at london's heathrow airport when it's struck by lightning. the 500 passengers on board or fine. emirates had knowledge of the incident but said all of its aircraft are designed and certified to be able to with stand a lightning strike. this is true of all modern airplanes. the planes' aluminum bodies act to conduct the current and shield the passengers from shock. on land, another glimpse of the power of nature. it's july 26, 2006, when a man working on his motorcycle is stopped in his tracks. >> i can't believe that i'm still alive. it's absolutely terrifying to go through that experience. to feel mother nature's fury upon you like that. i got lucky. >> james bady is an avid dirt biker who along with his brother is busy filming an adventure movie. >> all right, 210 miles of dirt today. >> no rest for the weary, right? >> not if we're going to cross all of the mississippi. >> i'm a filmmaker working on a documentary called, road less traveled. it follows myself and my brother as we ride motorcycles acros

just this week the emirate will wear regular is four 29 gal.ave reduced its shell and, though philips and certainly a painful reality that many people filling up on the friday night. >>> i think they really are high. is to lower the prices for us for a sensible people. it is a they're getting too high the catch the bus along everywhere. instead of paying 4050 or $60 to build a car. >>> and don't usually get gas in the city because it's about 10¢ more. so finally here in the east bay so the good news and all this while the gas prices have gone up their expected to level off so hopefully they will just stay put or maybe even go down once these refineries are down at the maintenance and repairs so hopefully this temporary. but still selling shoppers and you can find better prices than that if you look hard enough. pat, 911 call after jr. sales body was found and the bittersweet gift after his death to keep football players say further on the field. you hear from the escort to round out the secret service. the two words she used when referring to t

in the land of the world's tallest building, 500 skyscrapers across the united arab emirates do not meet fire safety standards. >> president obama has made a surprise trip to afghanistan signing a deal to cement u.s.- afghan relations for a decade. >> british lawmakers have accused rupert murdoch of willful blindness over phone hacking, branding him unfit to run a major global company. the burmese opposition leader is taking her seat in parliament on wednesday, just over a month after her party won a sweeping victory. her debut comes after a recent flurry of diplomatic activity as the outside world seeks to support the reforms introduced by the new civilian-led government. are southeast asia correspondent since this report from the burmese capital. >> suu kyi, the little later than 8 -- than anticipated. parliament has already been in session for over a week. her party objected to the wording of the parliamentary oath of office. suu kyi saying that they feel for the greater good, they should overcome the hurdles. in the interest of the voters who elected them to office. there were many w