them to put something like this in to completely to understand it. >> the school has memory allize emir and also leaving flowers on tables and on top of leaving several friends behind emir also leaves behind two younger brothers and one of them are a student here at the school. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a basketball player is in an atlanta jail tonight facing charges of a death of a rapper in georgia. 25-year-old in the murder shooting of a rapper. a man is described as a russian mobster. the motive for the shooting is not done. pg&e is pushed back today. the university says they pg&e argues the disaster was not the result of any will full violation of state law. shareholders are already paying for more than $2 million and any penalty should be deducted from the amount. >>> now trending at ktvu.com, amanda bynes latest with the law. she was taken to court in new york today and she was wearing this long, long wig. she through a marijuana bonn out of the window, she got her start on her show and all that. you can go to ktvu come to see more videos of amanda bynes in court just look for the

. >> prime minister abe reached a new agreement earlier this week with the united arab emirates following a visit to saudi arabia. he says his tour succeeded. he knows they now cover a wide range of issues, including economic issues, security and culture. the potential of the middle east region is indispensable for japan's growth. >>> one of the last remaining symbols in north korea has been shot down. the workers have left the kaesong complex in north korea. the workers that stayed behind so they could negotiate wages the north demanded, they returned home on friday after $13 million in cash was brought in across the border. last month, 53,000 north korea workers left the complex as tensions between the two countries reached a high point. government officials in seoul decided to pull out the hundreds of south korean workers after the north refused to discuss a resumption of operations. authorities in pyongyang have restricted entry to kaesong several times in the past. but this is the first time all south koreans have left since joint operations began in 2004. >>> united nations staff in

the united arab emirates second biggest bank by assets domestic retail prices move to a premium of about five dollars an ounce from a small discount before the outside super who has traded the metals since one thousand nine hundred seventy nine they also talk about hong kong singapore supplies wiped out and now this guy from s. chaos in switzerland he says it's not just the middle east or it's across the globe the fact that premiums are so high it means that no one is making enough we are producing twenty four hours a day and what sort of market like that max where prices go down and yet there. they're struggling to keep up with demand well the converse of that is that they're issuing trillions of dollars of the bonds or paper and those prices are going up so that's the that's the converse of this there's a huge demand for gold prices are going down there's a huge multi hundred trillion dollar supply of paper and bonds and prices are going up so it's a complete repudiation of supply demand economics brought on by the terrorism financial terrorism of people like wiesenthal and blodget and

emirates had no comment on the incident but said all their aircraft are designed and certified to be able to withstand 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 the mississippi. >> i'm a filmmaker working on a documentary called, road less traveled. it follows myself and my brother as we ride motorcycles across off road america. >> matthew is the documentary cinematographer. >> we were in a small town in colorado. one of the few days we weren't riding, there were quite a lot of thunderst

the united arab emirates is moving forward with with the purchase of 25 f-16 dessert falcons which will further enhance their abilities to participate in coalition operates as libya and afghanistan. they have made important contributions. and will continue. and will continue to make important contributions. along with other common efforts with gulf states in the area such as missile defense, this ensures we are coordinating effectively with iran and other security challenges. our joint exercises including land, air and sea scenarios involve militaries to maintain readiness and improve the ability of our forces to work seamlessly together. one example is the international mind countermeasure exercise which began in week in the persian -- it's been d by a priority even as a number of u.s. troops in the region has decreased citizens end of the iraq war. each though that has been the case, we have made a determined effort to position high-end air, missile defense and naval ssets to deter aggressions such as f 22 fighters and missile defense ships and sophisticated radars, mind counterasset

. >>> japan and the united emirates are in talks. >> translator: this is my first visit here as prime minister in six years. i'm glad to see you again. >> he proposed the dialogue between the two countries. the crown prince agreed. protecting sea lands is an issue. he thanked the uae for the oil supply. >>> traders and brokers are starting their day scanning through the latest data from the u.s. reserve. good morning. >> very good morning. >> what are they hoping to find? >> investors are looking for clues to tell them when policy makers fight change the directions of the bank's monetary policy. they will keep their current monetary easing measures. the policy makers concluded their two-day meeting on wednesday. they say the central bank will continue buying $85 billion a month. they want to pump more money into the financial markets. they also said the fed is ready to adjust the pace of those purchases in response to economic activity. the policymakers said the u.s. unemployment rate is over 7%. the government's automatic budget cuts have put pressure on the economy. they will keep t

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. >>> japan has concluded a deal with the united arab emirates that allows it to export nuclear power technology to the middle eastern country. it's the first such agreement since the fukushima nuclear accident in 2011. abe is visiting the persian zo state. abe conveyed japan's plan to hold ministerial level strategic talks on a regular basis with six gulf arab states, known as the gulf cooperation counsel. he also called for the start of working-level discussions with the uae toward an investment agreement. >> translator: uae's expectation for japan is very high because they think japan has the best nuclear technology and very strict safety regulations after experiencing the severe accident. therefore, japan should meet their expectations. >> uae vice president replied his country wants to work with japan in various energy fields and serve as a gateway for it to the middle east and north africa. the two leaders concluded the nuclear deal. they also agreed to promote bilateral investments and economic exchanges. >>> u.s. researchers say north korean scientists and engineers are nearin

one bright spot was actually the united arab emirates, obviously were dubai is located. believe it or not according to the state to artificial the united states currently exports more to the united arab emirates that it does to all of india. that is because they're is a huge market for restructure and energy and those areas we do very well in command we could be, you know, more aggressive in those areas competing with chinese firms and other firms. you know, i mentioned this entrepreneurship delegation earlier. that could be expanded. in the educational programs would help. nephew of overall engagement with the region strengthens american security. does not threaten us. and i ask the people what was the worst thing that the u.s. could do in the region and they said it was to launch another ground invasion. what undermine them as moderates and claim these conspiracy theories and said, what should we do? and they said private investment it did not want big debt programs. they said educational opportunity. people can come study here. given what has happened in boston. anoth

. >> one of the banks hit by the scam in the united arab emirates. the other based in beaumont. prosecutors say suspects hacked into the bank's systems and stole data for prepaid debit cards. they raised the limits on cash withdrawals and loaded the data onto counterfeit cards. in a few hours, they had withdrawn the equivalent of 2 million euros from hundreds of cash machines in manhattan. >> this was indeed the largest theft of this type that we have yet seen. this was it 21st century bank heist that reached through the internet to span the globe, but instead of guns and masks, the cyber crime organization used laptops and malware. >> please suspects, two of whom appear in this photo, allegedly made 40,000 cash withdrawals in 27 countries. >> the concern, of course, is that this organization is looking for weaknesses anywhere they can find it, and it will look for weakness in personal accounts as well, and as they evolves, we have to eat all. >> internet experts confirmed the cyber criminals are becoming increasingly cunning. >> in a way, i was a little bit happy when i heard a

. >> the united emirates of america? in just another 10 years? the u.s. hopes to outstrip russia as an energy provider soon. not only are oil and gas companies dreaming of it. renowned experts also consider it possible and warn of enormous consequences -- for europe as well. >> a reason we are so involved militarily in the middle east is oil. now who's going to step up? well, china depends very much on the middle east. europe is obviously very dependent on the middle east. so, it too, may have to contribute a lot more to the security of the area. >> we pay a final visit to the man who controls the drilling licenses -- at least in texas. barry smitherman is convinced the u.s. will regain its superpower status thanks to gas and oil. and with every barrel pumped out of the ground, that goal comes a little bit closer. >> so often, there are conflicting opinions with some experts warning that the oil and gas reserves that can be reached through fracking are vastly over-estimated. so, the promise of easy access to oil at home may yet prove to be an empty one at

the plane was reportedly carrying military vehicle to the united arab emirates. >>> what's believed to be part of a hijacked 9/11 plane has been recovered. new york city police removed it today. the part was wedged between two buildings blocks from the world trade center. officers used a pulley system to extract the 255-pound piece. >>> it's a may 1 tradition around the world to celebrate international workers day. every year demonstrators rally on may day to support public union employees and immigrant laborers. more than 80 countries mark the may day holiday. its origins coming from the end of the 19th century when american unions fought for an eight-hour workday. >>> marches and rallies are planned in the bay area. at 3:00 the march in san francisco begins at 24th and mission streets. in oakland protestors will rally at fruitvale plaza on east 12th street. and in san jose, the rally and march will start at our lady of guadalupe church. >>> the committee on the bad bolts on the bay bridge are leading today in sacramento. leaders with the metropolitan transportation commission are tal

he beat rivals from thailand and the united arab emirates. he was elected despite criticism of bahrain's crackdown on opposition protesters and claims bahrainis footballers had been persecuted. >> somebody talks about government. i don't think this belongs in football. we are football people. if anybody has proof from the bahrain football association has violated the statutes of fifa, let them present that. next question. >> turkish health officials are going to start testing syrian refugees seeking medical treatment for exposure to chemical weapons. many arriving and hospitals in recent days have been suffering from breathing problems. >> when wounded people arrived at the crossing, there were suffering from suffocation and breathing difficulties. there were vomiting and large tears were in their eyes. these are symptoms of chemical gas. turkey is increasingly worried that the civil war in syria might spill over the border. now our correspondent explains how turkey is dealing with the security threat. >> after two years of fighting, neither

but one bright spot was actually the united arab emirates which, obviously, where dubai is located. believe it or not, according to this state department official, the united states currently exports more to the united arab emirates than it does to all of india. there's huge markets for infrastructure and energy, and those are areas we do very well in, and we could be more aggressive in those areas sort of competing with chinese firms and other firms. you know, i mentioned this entrepreneurship delegation earlier. i think that could be expanded. any educational programs would help. and i feel that overall engagement with the region strengthens american security, it doesn't threaten us. when i asked people in tunisia and other countries what was the worst thing the u.s. could do in the region, and they said it was to launch another ground invasion. and then i said, well, what should we do, what helps you most, and they said private investment. they did not want aid, they didn't want big debt programs. they said educational opportunity. if people, if their young people can come study

it's buyers from russia, china, the emirates. other parts of the far east and u.s. and europe growing. over 25% of our buyers last year were brand new to christy's. we have been selling art since 1766. so i think the idea also comes through in this. at the metropolitan museum of art in november, there was an andy warhol exhibit. 500,000 people went through a short period of time. visiting that art. so there's such a huge surge of interest in art around the world. that's driving the demand. >> there's so much i want to ask you, i know susie feels the same way, but i don't want you to leave us without the viewers seeing the pieces on offer this evening. >> yes. time to bid. >> let's start with the pollack. why is it a signal piece and what you expect to get for it. >> you know, his is a perfect example. the estimate between 25 and $35 million. jackson pollack is an established and certified master that's very rare to have a piece like this available. it is a master piece among his masterpieces. it takes an auctioneer and two people to have the bidding go up. it's all

hackers first targeted a credit card processor in the united arab emirates in december.hen a second and larger attack in february in oman. pin numbers were stolen and then sent to teams, including one in new york. those teams would then head to atms with plastic cards, even hotel key cards with the stolen information. authorities say here in new york, eight men were able to withdraw $2.4 million within a ten-hour period. 3,000 atm withdrawals were said to be made that day as part of the heist, with these gift cards. prosecutors recovered cash and rolex watches. cashers are given about 20% of the money, and the rest is sent to the ringleaders. what's unclear in this case is who those leaders are, specifically the hackers. sean henry, a former executive assistant director of the fbi, says they typically come from one area. >> my time in the fbi, many of these cases emanated out of eastern europe, out of russia, ukraine, romania, throughout eastern europe. although now they're starting to spread into other areas like asia and latin america. but historically they've been in

the plane was reportedly carrying military vehicles to the united arab emirates. >>> 4:38. are you short on cash? >> why wealthy apple is borough money. >> surprised it was hanging on a rack without security. >> the latest trouble with gift cards. why a simple solution is such a hard sell for retailers. >> and a superstorm. take a look. where this monster hurricane is wreaking havoc right now. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, massive storm on saturn's nh pole. scientists >>> you can call it a superstorm on steroids. a massive storm on saturn's north pole. scientists say the hurricane churned around the ringed planet at speeds surpassing 300 miles an hour. the vortex is a spiraling crowd created an eye 20 times larger than the average earth hurricane eye. >> amazing. like you said, glad we're not there. >> no kidding. >> but amazing images. >> beautiful to see that. as long as we're not on that planet. but looking good back here in the bay area. of course the fire the big concern. winds are have been gusting in spots. hot and low humidities. outside now things are staying mostly clear. you

transported from thailand where he spent eight months in detention after being called to the united arab emirates and then to poland almost a year later he was shifted to guantanamo in that year he spent at the cia black site in poland by the claims he was water boarded eighty three times but how exactly do the masterminds of this project gather the information and what goals they're trying to pursue we'll find out with one of the masterminds of the project mistruth blakeley from the kent university in england many thanks truth for joining us here on my first question would be how exactly you are gathering information on these flights and where did you find to manage all the data. ok most of the information that we have was already in the public domain but was quite frank mentored so we've worked closely with a number of human rights organizations and human rights investigators to bring all of that information so it comes from freedom of information requests and some of it comes from investigative investigations into particular cases including the need will proceed in this on behalf of some of th

the entire population of the united arab emirates is something like two hundred thousand people it's less than my neighborhood here in washington d.c. sitting on billions and billions of gallons of oil that people in those countries who are oppressed financially are not the citizens of the u.a.e. it's the guest workers so-called that are brought in from the poorest countries in the world from bangladesh from the philippines from india who have no rights who's passports are often taken from them who face a constant battle against abusive employers and they are the ones who have know their lady even to mobilize in what would be the next version of the arab spring. do you want to jump in there those are the most important why was the united states is in the region. right excuse me we're talking here about promoting american economic interest not the economic interests of the lay man in the middle east of course that's important but all the paul i'm not talking about our policy in the middle east is promoting our interests i was security interests our economic interests our corporations

internet restrictions were imposed earlier and the united arab emirates and the bloggers and in bahrain and kuwait are being prosecuted so why are these governments resorting to these measures or as you mentioned the council on the u.a.e. they all strikingly similar you were united this legislation in november last year it's now following states very concerned by the potential for unrest in the restrictions on freedom and freedom of speech and this more simply acknowledging more technology. like most will be done of them just if you have the arab spring uprisings and the role of the internet and social networks and coordinating the activities. it seems like qatar has the grounds to be worried now well this might assume skate almost entirely from the arrests that swept the region in two thousand and eleven and as you say it's carrying all known about rain a few weeks as well so who. needs the necessity for the legislation in new york for the government is strong in some of the neighboring countries. and what impact do you think these are restrictions will have on the citizens of qatar. b

try and so a concern for some of the for human rights and democracy in syria and qatar united arab emirates saudi arabia jordan these are all family monarchies they are united in their objective of your objective is to bring down the government in syria to replace it with what it would be amenable to u.s. interests as tired of a strategy of domination of the middle east. meanwhile one of the strongest u.s. advocates of the syrian opposition senator john mccain has made a surprise visit to syria for talks with rebel leaders so as a pope who are already an independent researcher and reuters says washington is not entirely sincere when he calls for peace talks. all these education is against us started in two thousand and three at least what's known to us openly and there was if lived an article written in the time magazine in december of two thousand and six which mentioned there had been secret meetings going on and they cited some secret documents in which it was stated that the opposition was being nurtured in europe with the american support so this much we know at the same time we know t

largely sell resource based products to each other china for example exports iron and steel while emirate in india trades copper and cotton but there are new areas developing the growth of india's i.t. and software industry is rapid as is china's manufacturing and textile sectors and both provide a market for each other's goods analysts say could be a match made in heaven delhi has the high tech know how well beijing provides the manufacturing might the only obstacle see growth it seems a political one to both countries still involved in border disputes although their leaders say they intend to work towards a settlement and that could unlock a vast economic boom in this part of the world. international affairs analyst us sriram child yes as a beijing and new delhi of all it takes to make a good business. president xi jinping chose russia for his first foreign visit after assuming office and premier li kitchen has chosen india for the first foreign visit so it does show that for the chinese the greeks formation is very critical in india also we take it seriously and interpret street has be

even talk now about an alliance being referred to as four plus one saudi arabia the united arab emirates turkey and jordan aligned with israel in a military coalition a kind of a quasi are in nato that would be not only involved in regime change in syria but preparing later this year or early next for direct military action against iran over yet another claim of weapons of mass destruction that has no coherence with the reality of the actual evidence. is now facing the threat of putting at times from syrian territory could it have foreseen fresh developments when it was carrying out its talks inside syria. from sources that i have had direct contact with inside israel actually inside the ministry of defense all of the actions that they are taking in syria right now a stance oblique directed against hezbollah weapon stockpiles are all in expectation that there will be a general regional war in which iran becomes the primary target the united states and other nato countries are joined in along with israel and so the israelis effectively are taking preventive or preemptive action against po

try and so a concern for some of the for human rights and democracy in syria and qatar united arab emirates saudi arabia jordan these are all family monarchies they are united in their objective in your objectives to bring down the government in syria to replace it with what would be a meaningful to u.s. interests as tired of a strategy of domination of the middle east. you know while one of the strongest american supporters of the syrian opposition senator john mccain has made an announcement made an unannounced rather visit to the country to meet with rebel officials mccain has been calling on washington to arm the rebels and even intervene in syria with air power raising doubts that u.s. leaders really want to see a diplomatic solution. all these agitations against assad started in two thousand and three at least what's known to us openly and that there was if lived an article written in the time magazine in december of two thousand and six which mentioned there had been secret meetings going on and they cited some secret documents in which it was stated that the opposition was being new

and so the concern for some of the for human rights and democracy in syria and qatar united arab emirates saudi arabia jordan these are all family monarchies they are united in their objective than your objective is to bring down a government in syria to replace it with what it would be amenable to u.s. interests as tired of the strategy of domination of the middle east. as still a syrian out of journalist loses their a life reporting on a conflict a prominent theory and a war correspondent is killed by rebel sniper fire that he tells online for you at r.t. dot com. and the conflict in syria threatens to go beyond its borders with three lebanese soldiers killed by syrian rebels fears grow all out sectarian war in the region. and i five will. examined by u.k. parliamentary committee that meant mounting revelations that could have prevented the brutal killing of a soldier in london while the british government's planning a battery of measures to track down terrorists with a new task force set up to focus on radical preachers home secretaries also demanding extra powers for a law enforcement

largely sell resource based products to each other china for example exports iron and steel while emirates in india trade copper and cotton but there are new areas developing the growth of india's i.t. and software industry is rapid as is china's manufacturing and textile sectors and both provide a market for each other's goods analysts say could be a match made in heaven delhi has the high tech know how well beijing provides the manufacturing might the only obstacle to growth it seems a political one to both countries still involved in border disputes although their leaders say they intend to work towards a settlement and that could unlock a vast economic boom in this part of the world. when xmas shine a light on the news you won't hear anywhere else breaking a sit here and. download the official application to yourself choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorites from alzheimer's if you're away from your television just doesn't matter now with your mobile device you can watch ati anytime anywhere. with. science technology innovation called in these developments from aroun

in syria and hezbollah but the markets especially the emirates qatar and the house of sound not to mention the logistical support of syria and yes i agree with our other guest it is already already a regional conflict it's going to get much worse especially because the west us britain and france they see they're totally input into conduct any saying on the ground and now we have jihad these let loose inside syria we're going to have hezbollah playing against al-qaeda which is a new cold wet dream of course and we have the back and forth of jihad this between iraq and syria chris you want to jump in there. well i just wanted to agree i think with it was jeff who said that you know that this is there's no easy solution to this that this is going to take time and i think that's a raw reality that everyone is confronting and i think that's clearly one of the reasons why you see the u.s. administration taking it slow it's obviously you know a situation where people want to act with a certain degree of caution and an understanding that there is no perfect answer to this but again i mean i just i

correspond emirates producer rachel carson yes and prime interest producer bob english and you guys for joining me glad to be here. well when you drop your children off a school each day you expect them to gain the knowledge that they need to survive in society and live up to their civic duties but that's what we pay teachers for after all isn't it well one the illinois high school instructor is actually being disciplined for teaching students about their constitutional rights the residence or harshness takes us back to school. high school teacher john dryden if facing discipline from his school board in illinois for daring to teach kids about their fifth amendment rights can you believe the audacity here's what happened dryden went to his mailbox at the school to find a stack of survey forms for his kids he wasn't told whether or not the survey with mandatory the form had a student's name already on them which picked a centrist so he decided to preview the thirty four questions on the third day of which according to the school districts were intended to measure how students meet the so