>>pam: pop stars chris brown in riyadh are back together. we will tell you why.here is new video of whitney houston jamming to another legendary singer just days before her death. >>pam: a former los angeles school teachers suspected of abusing nearly two dozen children will remain in jail. marquardt pleaded not guilty. officials say they found photos of children in bondage positions in and being fed a white liquid which they allege to be his statement. deputies announced to other in meet that bird was a tall blustered suspect, according to burke. >> he doesn't have the ability to bail out, he is going to remain in the custody of the sheriff's department until this case reaches whatever resolution is going to be, but obviously the concern is for his personal safety. we cannot have the sheriff's department deputies acting in such a way to essentially put a bull's-eye on his head, so to speak. >>pam: school district did ministers replace the entire staff at the elementary school where burger worked after a second teacher was also suspected of child molestation. >>j

>>grant: chris brown and riyadh not are working together again.worked together and collaborated on tucson's. there were couple until three years ago when brown punched riyadh in the face. she says she has forgiven him and is willing to move on. new video from tmz shows whitney houston and jamming al to madonna. she was watching the super bowl at a posh beverly hills hotel. they say she sang along and battling mcdonnell on the charts. friends say she did not have any drinks during the game. for >>grant: video game fans on the go, it's a moral police station will finally have the be the for sale. it has been of reviewed as the best portable gaming systems made. >>pam: coming up next what happened to tim lincecum today at what the thing happened when the western conference, the sharks visited the worst team in the league? areas ahead with sports. >>gary: from the get go, nothing working. he had four first period goals. the sharks have lost four of their last five. is it over yet in columbus? the final score is 6-3. i think they're going through a lit

this video you're looking at was captured in riyadh saudi arabia on saturday afternoon about 4:00. a massive dust storm rolled in and this is what happened. ♪ that's still video right there you're looking at. >> wow. >> that was in less than 40 seconds. >> imagine what the sky looked like afterwards. looked like he climbed through a chimney probably. >> this storm was huge. there are videos all over the internet people have captured. you see in the city center what's going on. just look at that. just huge dust storm roll in. they say there was no warning. took about 25 minutes for this whole thing to start and be done. >> does look like a scene out of "mission impossible 4". >> the difference here is tom cruise could outrun it. just look at that. just huge dust storm roll in. traffic came to a standstill for about an hour because of this because people couldn't see where they were going. >> i can't imagine being a motorist in the middle of this. >> this looks like the end of the world. it's armageddon like. if i was there and didn't know what this was, didn't know it was a dust sto

well right now in that is to riyadh there were reports coming from the studio that the heavy artillery that they have the shelling is continuing on the city also there are some unconfirmed reports saying that the army troops are moving towards the center but of course not.

of meetings to come up with his proposals in me at the annual summit of the cooperation council in riyadh steps are being taken not only as proposals but also in terms of concrete solutions. if you remember our previous interview we discussed the initiative by the king of bahrain to set up an intern commission on human rights and a special commission to gather evidence of human rights violations has this initiative been approved if so what's been done so far. cannot we've achieved two goals the first is that a commission on gathering evidence of violations has been established the commission is studying the events of the past year and. it submitted a report to the king which as far as i'm concerned has been broadcast live around the world now another commission is to implement the twenty four proposals listed in the report and that's been set up another thing is that a high ranking government of commission has been created to implement the tasks imposed on the government all proposals concerning legislation and the digital system will be submitted to parliament for approval the second pro

it was in the late seventy's that the riyadh of skin dust real aviation complex was created obvious star is one of the largest manufacturers of passenger planes as well as re modernizing existing cargo planes that travel worldwide their islam plane is one of the largest operating cargo aircraft originally designed for the russian military but when the soviet union fell a demand did too obvious star has been renovating existing response and are now planning a major comeback. a new construction line will launch which will cover the production and the modernization of unique airplanes in the world that are popular such as the roost on. the good news but airlines have used their roussillon freighters to assist in u.n. and red cross relief projects but they'll haul satellites yachts and even the sukhoi superjet too can imagine the two thousand killers of those this brother who brought it from africa to north from the europe for. special celebration also transported one hundred thousand kilos of beaujolais wine from france to japan he says without ever breaking a single bottle many little boys

i discussed this case with the saudi petroleum minister when i meet with him in riyadh last year and offered an amendment to the foreign relations authorization bill to further encourage the saudis to move expeditiously to resolve this claim. i'd be happy to work with your office on this issue. this claim is of significant importance to an american company and their workers. and it should be of importance to the reputation of the saudi government which i'm sure does not want to be known as one which does not pay its bills. you've got about a minute for all that, madam secretary. >> well, i'll take the last one because that's shorter. and then get back to you on the important questions concerning iran and iraq. state department is well familiar with the gibbs and hill contract dispute. it's been raised at high levels for a number of years. at the request of counsel for hill international, the state department recently conducted a review of all of our records in this matter. we have a standing invitation to officers of the hill international to come in and discuss the results of this r

higher than twenty percent so the people say that they will not stay at home they will continue to riyadh they will continue to demonstrate today they have come even people from. from around from regions are around that and not only are things before this demonstration become become violent of course it was a peaceful demonstration with thousands of people more than ten thousand people had been here reacting but to be honest maybe we have to put the blame on our politicians because they should have reacted much earlier they should have implemented some of the measures that. europeans and officials had demanded and former senior belgian load news told me that they use trying to save the euro and not solve greece's woes. what they're trying to do in brussels to me is not saving greece but they're trying to do is saving the euro zone which is not exactly the same now i think they're all some of them must have already made up their mind and greece is going to have to leave the eurozone but remember the e.u. so far the european commission this is not a social democratic. organization this is a

much higher than twenty percent so people say that they will not stay at home they will continue to riyadh and we will continue to demonstrate on the other hand people are really angry and we expect more violence. more germany's finance minister wolfgang schauble it has declared that promises aren't enough anymore saying that greece will have to implement reforms to prove it's not a bottomless pit but investment advisor young says whatever happens in greece there's no saving it from a collapse that will be felt across europe. in every possible respect greek greece is not a tragedy and it is due and the reason for that is simply because the reason no way that they are going to be able to implement whatever austerity they're talking about against such a backlash of public opinion whatever happens there the problem for the rest of the euro zone is that not only we have to basically be prepared to defend the whole integrity of the euro and actually if you read what's been said behind the behind closed doors you can see there's a spirit that you know what we may have to do three so we may even

were too degraded to keep using so they put new ones in and these are failing so these decades old riyadh where these things made well the one at santa know free. i don't know for sure but the one at three mile island in arkansas nuclear one that's a french product that's a real france that's why those steam generators and they're not working here. these you mentioned lids brand new lids from a company called babcock and wilcox canada have been installed on six reactors but we know from the palisades reactor in michigan that they're brand new live from the same factory is defective so they didn't put it on they have an old corroded lid that they're sticking by which is frightening because they're too worried about this new wood being so defective but six reactors including beaver valley and pennsylvania put lids from this factory on their reactors and we don't know if those were defective or not they could be and we won't know until what we're seeing to grow up to san onofre if you have a domino effect a cascade of two brothers and there's thousands of these tubes in these steam generator

don't know what sort of regime is going is it going to be a puppet government that is appointed by riyadh or even though how or is it going to be an independent syrian thing is the syrian state going to be a secular state as it is right now everybody feels that they are syrian or is going to be a religious state where people would have to be identified according to their ethnicity or religious affiliation so in a sense these are all questions that have led some people who might not be happy with the policies of the current government to stick by the cover of the current government and say well this is the best option we have and you have to appease those people later on by saying well we have made some significant change and things are not going to. be going backwards again so there is a new constitution some multilateral multi-party elections and so on and so forth and people could actually have a platform to engage in a new political life in syria and that has to be not theoretical that has to be very effective and that has to be very real and a superpower like russia china and some int

allow india to do these trades there's a lot of pressure on these countries are economically the riyadh the main currency in iran has lost its value by seventy percent you know it's a very dramatic thing for dairy people conditions of life and i'm not good on the question of the nuclear debate between the inspectors and the iranian government if one looks broadly at questions of inspection there is only is in normal confronted asian between. any foreign in investigators and a sovereign country that is not something spectacular one should not make too much of of the fact that they are having a dispute and we should mention to their they're planning to return i want to later this month to just kind of continuing this discussion v.j. on the money aspect of this and it's not just freezing iran's off assets here from what i understand this is the u.s. also sort of selling their willingness to punish other foreign financial institutions that do business with iran any dangers and as well you know remember this is not a you and authorized sanctions regime so countries are not therefore and unde

the longer you keep them out of the electoral process the more likely it is that with me through riyadh they're going to vote oh of the centrists out and they're going to put in the most radical parties like in greece where we. we've heard the gas talk about it now bar right great party that now has enough support that it could get into parliament so what we're seeing here is saying that this could be a new normal where central banking technology or c. is that became the accepted norm we now see democratic functions become accepted as tech nakor c. and it technocratic function because the same exact argument is made in the banking sector which is we give the markets great until the market fails and we have to step in i think over same thing is being used in saying that in the marker see the market that is too volatile let's suspend the markers for now just to volatile it great until we need to do something that the people don't want to just say oh. yeah we could point jan you want to throw anything in there. ok streets of egypt is greece all right that's true so let's move on to this be

not allow india to do these trades there's a lot of pressure on these countries economically the riyadh the main currency in iran has lost its value by seventy percent you know it's a very dramatic thing for dairy people conditions of life are not good on the question of the nuclear debate between the i.a.e.a. inspectors and the iranian government if one looks broadly at questions of inspections there is always in normal confronted asian between i.a.e.a. or any foreign in investigators and a sovereign country that is not something spectacular one should not make too much of of the fact that they have.

i started to say, i do not know if he remembers it, but it riyadh, he remembers everything. i met with him in a private room. we spent two hours, we spent two hours praying in discussing things. he said something to me, he said, i am willing to surrender 10 years of my life. he said, you know, it would really be easier for us to walk away. but i am grateful you did not. [applause] i would like you to come and stand here. i would like you to come and stand beside him. i would like you to come in stand behind him. one of the greatest presidents in our nation was abraham lincoln. abraham lincoln said this, "i have been driven to my knees by an overwhelming conviction that i had nowhere else to go. my wisdom and all about me seemed insufficient for the day. -- day." that is where we are at. my wisdom and all about me seemed insufficient for the day. what i would like for us to do, i would like you to join your heart. i want us to do something. i thought, what is the greatest thing we can do for speaker gingrich and his wife? i thought, we could pray for him. so let us pray. our

worked a number of high-profile cases for the fbi like the uss cole the additional the bombing in riyadh, assassination and murder of florence coli, the u.s. agents. i was exposed to working with cia offices overseas. that valued the culture and linguistic ability and transferred from the fbi to the cia and i was dispatched to work in baghdad. i was involved in the hunt for saddam hussein that was a successful operation. i detail lot of other cases i worked for for the cia. >> when did you leave? >> five years little less than ten years government service. >> the subtitle of your new book "uncompromised: the rise, fall, and redemption of an arab american patriot in the cia" 11. why in that order? >> my career skyrocketed. i was being assigned cases that seasoned agents with years of experience and the same thing. given a lot of smithson's that -- missions that were very hard. after i returned from baghdad i was accused -- falsely accused of being a supporter of terrorism. eventually i was exonerate it. i am here today telling my story. >> tell us about that accusation. >> it involved a t

she hasn't heard from them and she's filed an objection now with the general director of traffic in riyadhying in arabic -- the rain starts with a drop. so this thing is really symbolic thing for us women driving. but it basically very insignificant right for us. >> insignificant right but a big step forward if they are able to make this happen. >>> we have to move on real quickly though. this looks like a big shrimp. >> it is a super giant. that's what it is called. it is a trustation. it is a foot long. never before have they found six of them like this before off the coast of new zealand. they scavenge the bottom of the ocean and find debris and stuff like that. >> that would take a lot of cocktail sauce. that's like $5 footlong shrimp. thank you. >>> up next here on cnn, an atlanta man devotes his time and energy to give teative to gang there's even a movie about it. hs are those great-tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that can help lower cholesterol. is it a superhero? kinda. ♪ when we were determined to see it through. kinda. here's an update on the progress. we're