so much so that the shah was known by admirers and critics alike as america's shah. opec was due to meet in a few days time to calculate the size of the price increase for the following year. the shah had made it clear to ford that he believed oil was undervalued in price, and that western consumers could afford to pay 15% more for the imports of persian gulf crude oil. he had already brushed aside a letter from ford asking him to rethink his position. the president's meeting with the shah and ambassador was a final attempt to make the iranian leaders seem reason. that is why i ask you to come in quietly, ford said the transit fare i want no confrontation and that's what this meeting is private. in the meeting the president was joined by alan greenspan who at that time served as chairman of the council of economic advisers. and also by national security advisor scowcroft who took notes. together, ford and greenspan tried to convey what they feared might happen if oil prices went up by 15%. the economies of the western industrialized world were still absorbing the oil

david shah took over for jim harbaugh. he hasn't missed a beat.ked o4th in the nation. 15 game winning streak. they play usc this week. and earlier we asked him how much stock he put in the ranking. david shah is the coach. >> reporter: how much stock do you put in the rankies? you are ranked fourth? >> zero. it means absolutely nothing right now. it's so early. i told the guys it doesn't mean for a month. means nothing for a month. that's for other people to talk about. we got to go out on saturdays and play our best football. >> big deal for stanford. usc followed by oregon. this is olympic skier tim. and he was one of 12 professional skiers taking a break from sponsor business to have some fun and that's at -- you know, the house of air. good relaxation thing. i recommend. bounce around. feel good. >> you do? >> we will have to try that. >>> the morning news will have an update on the occupy protest in oakland and san francisco with concerns police may move in on the protesters. details then. till then, good night everybody. every time a local

the latin music festival. 250 years of treasures from india's mirage shah the original -- mara shah,. 47 years after the beatles comes this tribute, four lads from liverpool. world premieres at the 12th san francisco world music festival. in the jewish community center. don sanchez, abc7 news. >>> time to look at the weather. >> rainy season around the corner you may want to take the seven days where these quiet weather to get the house, yard ready for heavy rains that coming. near 70 sunshine at the coast low to mid 70s around the bay mid to upper 70s inland 30s tonight >> bring out the heaters maybe. >> extra blankets. >> thanks for joining us. >> who wants to be a millionaire is next. >> keep track of the later news on twitter a

the latin music festival. 250 years of treasures from india's mirage shah the original -- mara shah,range bling. 47 years after the beatles comes this tribute, four lads from liverpool. world premieres at the 12th san francisco world music festival. in the jewish community center. don sanchez, abc7 news. >>> time to look at the weather. >> rainy season around the corner you may want to take the seven days where these quiet weather to get the house, yard ready for heavy rains that coming. near 70 sunshine at the coast low to mid 70s around the bay mid to upper 70s inland 30s tonight >> bring out the heaters maybe. >> extra blankets. >> thanks for joining us. >> who wants to be a millionaire is next. >> keep track of the later news on twitter and talk about it at copd makes it hard to breathe, so i wasn't playing much of a role in my own life, but with advair, i'm breathing better so now i can take the lead on a science adventure. advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications, advair contains both an anti-inflammatory and a long-a

examined examine the records of 5,000 children born between 1976 and 1982. 350 were given and too shah once before age two. 37% who received it more than once developed learning disabilities. compared to 24% who only had and too shah once. >>> a lot of pedestrians -- raising concerns that children are not getting the vaccinations they knee. new survey finds 1 in 10 parents delay vaccinations and reject some all together. current standards calls for vaccinations for polio to chicken pox many parents say they fear medical side effects. the study appears in the journal of pediatrics. california faces that problem. >> without a lot of proof to back up the side effects argument, people still believe. >> 6:14. if there was a journal mike nicco would it talk about rain. >> first system appetizer the second is the full course. it is going to be the one with stronger wind, stronger storms and heavier rain tuesday night into wednesday. good money day morning. storms we talked about last week are knocking on our door. cloud cover from sutro tower cloudy now, not hearing of any rain reaching the g

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nirvi shah. guest: the department just issued some informal guidance, some regulation that does, for the first time, allow some of that with a room that the caller was asking for four school districts did they can cut special-education -- for for school districts. they can cut special-education funding. typically, it is supposed to be released able -- really stable. it is contentious. it does pick parents against one another. -- picked -- pict parents againt one another. parents of children with disabilities an advocate for children with disabilities will say that, if these kids are educated well -- parents of children with disabilities and advocates for children with disabilities will say that, if these kids are ieducated well, they can better integrate with society. host: brian online. good morning. caller: thank you. my question is geared toward elementary. is there funding that is totally separate for an adult is printing a disability that maybe wants to attend further education -- for an adu

> reporter: the israeli consul general says 80% of israelis felt it was time to lift the burden of shah little's -- of shalit's family. more palestinian prisoners are set for release in two months. >>> demonstrators protesting a variety of economic issues plan to rally outside city hall at 1:30 this afternoon in san francisco. they are the occupy san francisco group. protesting recent actions by san francisco police. yesterday police reminded demonstrators that all city parks close at 10 p.m.. if they didn't leave they could be removed. police did not make any attempt to dismantle their camp overnight. san francisco supervisors plan to question mayor lee during this afternoon's board meeting about his policy regarding the group's occupies of the plaza. the protest began weeks ago in solidarity with the occupy wall street demonstrators who are targeting economic inequality. >>> a senate hearing just about to get underway on pipeline safety improvements. the hearing will focus on the national transportation safety board's investigation into the san bruno blast. senator feinstein is schedu

it stirred up hatred and antagonism not against the shah but against us. there's problems with long time ramifications, the unintended consequences. the blow-back from it. what if we were in afghanistan and actually attempting to be on the right side of the issue when the soviets were in there we were on the same side as bin laden and they invadet the country and we'll help you throw them out and we decided it was our country and we were going to stay. it makes no sense, whatsoever. it's a schizophrenic foreign policy. i only said we have two options one that we tell the dictator what to do and if he didn't we don't kill him. and i thought those were the only two options if you look at pakistan they actually came up with a third option and the third option is we'll do both. we'll keep bombing you and undermining and killing people and making them mad at their own government because our own government supports and we give them money and then we wonder why there's chaos in that country. but i'll tell you what, there is another option of all those three. and

> reporter: the israeli consul general says 80% of israelis felt it was time to lift the burden of shah little's -- of shalit's family. more palestinian prisoners are set for release in two months. >>> demonstrators protesting a variety of economic issues plan to rally outside city hall at 1:30 this afternoon in san francisco. they are the occupy san francisco group. protesting recent actions by san francisco police. yesterday police reminded demonstrators that all city parks close at 10 p.m.. if they didn't leave they could be removed. police did not make any attempt to dismantle their camp overnight. san francisco supervisors plan to question mayor lee during this afternoon's board meeting about his policy regarding the group's occupies of the plaza. the protest began weeks ago in solidarity with the occupy wall street demonstrators who are targeting economic inequality. >>> a senate hearing just about to get underway on pipeline safety improvements. the hearing will focus on the national transportation safety board's investigation into the san bruno blast. senator feinstein is schedu

would not allow israel to use economic sanctions against the palestinians for taking such a step the shah but for the state here absolutely thank you very much for being with us and just a reminder that on the show was fired was tough on the palestinian ambassador to russia and that's it for now from all of us here if you are in town of your sales spotlight you can always drop the spotlight will be back with more face then comments on what's going on in and outside russia until then stay on r.t. and take. ah. protests against wall street and corporate greed nationwide in america demonstrators accusing the mainstream media of ignoring the rapidly growing campaign. finance ministers put off a decision on a crucial bailout loan for greece where angry people claimed. measures imposed by the government are untenable. libya's transitional leaders name a new cabinet as troops continue to bomb the stronghold of it's all amid accusations there are civilian homes. a very warm welcome. from moscow with.

ships crush it every year in two thousand and four year old cold disappeared near the shores of the shah arlen's with three crewmembers on board before it's always unpredictable here if you're not prepared things could turn to the worst if you. will for. the next you look is fifty five years old and he is a professional sailing teacher he first visited the shanta owens when he was very young building a yacht was his hobby now he uses it to take tourists to the shanty limbs. makes a stopover of chicago of all and named in honor of the famed soviet pilot on the island is russia's only center that specializes in capturing white whales the travelers decide to wait here until the storm has passed. everybody there is there it's great that you arrived safe if you must touch akala welcome to chicago love and if you love a cop it's not like say your captain is an incredibly brave man no it's hilarious. the head of the facility first came to this island with his parents when he was a young boy after completing his military service he returned here and spent many years working as a fisherman now he

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would not allow israel to use economic sanctions against the palestinians for taking such a step the shah but for the state iraq thank you very much for being with us and just to remind you that right on the show was fired by the palestinian ambassador to russia and that's it for now from all of us here if you are intact yourself spotlight you can always drop the spotlight will be back with more face time comment on what's going on in and outside russia until then stay on r.t. and take. spitzbergen archipelago. presides over a ghost if. a group of village volunteers. from roots. where technological breakthroughs save lives. people are forced to stay. on the. mission which has not passed. on an entirely different philosophy the philosophy of confrontation. china voted against of the draft u.n. security council resolution on syria. sanctions could lead to. a new resolution. and allow time for internal reforms the russian ambassador. is not supporting president assad but wants to bring an end to the violence through talks.

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the view of a government that as we talk to his political and press advisor our interview with dr shah about next here on alt. as they wish they would rather this is the third time that the security council has failed to adopt a resolution criticizing syria as russia and china use their powers of veto joining us today to discuss this and the general situation in the country as political and media advisor to syria's president dr with a national ban and its job on balkans our program r.t. if that's the position taken by russia and the security council to block the resolution criticizing syria what information did syrian authorities give russia to support its position. we welcome the positions taken by russia and china and their use of the veto in the interests of syria and its people the information provided was just about the reality of the state of affairs the point is that decisions taken by western countries are based not on real events in syria but rather on the task of suppressing syria as an arabic state that plays an important role and resistance at the same time unfortunately th

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and trying to insure shah investigations -- that investigations were coordinated throughout the multiple organizations as you mentioned. there are a number of different countries involved in cyber attacks that can only mate anywhere across the globe. and so there are a number of challenges associated with that. >> host: greg wilshusen, back to your report. you write, we have made hundreds of recommendations to agencies in fiscal years 2010 and '11 -- >> host: two-part question, what kind of recommendations, and what are the most serious, in your view, that have not been implemented? >> guest: okay. we make recommendations that span both management, operational and technical controls. many of our very specific technical control recommendations are those that result in improvements to the specific configurations or act techtures of an agency's network or configurations of their specific devices; servers, routers, switches, databases in their computing environment. we also make recommendations related to the weaknesses in in the processes that agencies may have to address security. for exam

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kinds of apartment buildings everywhere i was just over there in may and song for myself all right shah building had gone on but there are all kinds of government projects and there's a lot of that underlies all of this and so china needs growth to support all of its stats as well but what's happening is that its customer base is slowing down in the price of its coal it's by rising their prices well they're good prices rising as well so it's starting to feel some effects so there are some definite issues with china actually being able to keep up the pattern that its head in the past and it may stare and getting ready for a recessionary impacts since well i'm not too ok well what used what you describe in areas in the past of one country's economy is slowing down another one might pick up and this has gone on for many decades it is part of the global scenario economics for quite some time but now if china starts to slow down in a meaningful way. we're talking about a global depression so close to collapse what happens to the dollar and does this affect the currency markets in any way lik

joining me is someone who is drying to make change for our schoolchildren all across the country, ta shahunder of the group called urban farming they build garden in urban areas where fresh produce is not available. tasha, this is something we've been beating the drum on for a long time. i'm so glad you are doing this. you're a recording artist, how did you get started in this area? >> well, i was recording a cd for sony in detroit, michigan, and i started to become acquainted with all the job loss in that city and the vast amounts of unused land in the city and i put my music career on the back burner, and i started an organization called urban farming. in 2005. and what we do is we plant food on unused land and space and we give it to people and we encourage others to plant food as well. >> that's good. >> so, we started in 2005 with three gardens, you know, a pamphlet and $5,000 and now we have over 50,000 residential and community gardens across the country and abroad. >> and they're not just for schoolchildren, right? i mean, you're trying to use the gardens in a way to help the enti

hello i welcome to the mosque around shah in this week's episode of exploring the subject of flights taking a look at the history of aviation in russia to the latest simulator is across designs and airport terminals so joey was a downer is as we journey from the soviet skies to modern day developments starting off here at the political museum in moscow. the museum has several exhibits showcasing the simpson flight models of and crafts palace engine mechanics you can see how the aviation industry developed in the largest country in the world. the history of civil airline is in the soviet union can be traced all the way back to the russian revolution in one nine hundred seventy in when the new boss of the government so as one of the main ways to modernize the country. the new communist leaders believed and travel would be the most efficient way to transport both people and supplies across the vast country in one thousand nine hundred eighty three the first soviet ally of the lot was created several other small companies were formed and nine years later the name and a float was official

and the shah was no democrat. but the situation worsened by multiple factors and life is far worse than the regime has to justify. it can't justify its existence through better economic performance when inflation is high in iran. it is 20% when unemployment is high, when the level of drug use in iran per capita according to the united nations is number one. havoc in their regime justify existence? the only thing that it has these days to justify its existence is anti-israel and anti-american rhetoric and every time the united states especially gets close to this regime we see more infighting within the regime and receive more of a crisis of identity. if the regime loses its card, i think it will face an existential danger. in my opinion, observing iran, i think if one day the iranians hear the sound of the israeli air force jets flying over, they would consider it as a threat against the iranian nuclear program but if one day they hear the sound of air force one bringing the president of the united states to iran,

you see the word revolution in tehran, brings back memories of 1979, the year the shah was overthrownme when iranians felt they could recreate their country. it was an iranian spring. it was their revolution. and it went south. 32 years on, iran is a great civilization, but with a political system that seems to fail the aspirations of many of its people. as a country, it is viewed with suspicion around the world and increasingly in the region. it is subject to the most stringent international sanctions. internally, clearly there is suppression and discontent. and even if iranians were to revolt once more, what is it they would want. what is the alternative to the current movement? will people support that alternative? is it likely to be better? those are the questions that iranians grapple with. there isn't a simple answer. the one lesson i learned from watching countries like iran that are distant, complex, often closed to outsiders is to be careful in drawing grand conclusions about the regime. clearly iranians support the regime for reasons of religious loyalty and belief and becau

. >> shah, la, la, la. >> [ belch ]. >> but as we probed deeper into his crimes, we soon learned that murder victims were not the only ones who suffered. those who did not pay up on their drug debts often met especially sadistic consequences. >> how long had you held somebody hostage? >> i kept them for 24 hours before. >> torturing them? >> on and off. >> what kind of tortures? >> just all sorts of tortures. nailing people's hands. nailing people to doors. hammers, nails, pliers. >> what do you do with pliers? >> all different things. all different things. >> one of the men hutchison murdered was his cousin. >> how did your cousin die? how was he murdered? >> choked him. >> with your hands? >> with a rope. tha ta, ta, ta. >> did he know he was going to die? >> mm-hmm. gave him a choice. his hand or his life. >> and what did he choose? >> he didn't choose nothing. i chose. >> it must have been pretty bad what he did. >> he wants us to stop. >> the interview is suddenly stopped by a shotts correctional officer providing security. >> it was one of the strangest experiences i've ever had

and nirvi shah looks at the debilitate -- disability education act. live at 7:00 a.m.astern on c- span. this week, during prime minister question time, david cameron question time, david cameron discussed domestic

. >> now a viewer e-mail from mar shah in corning, new york. "my son is a freshman in college.ou recommend healthy easy snacks for his dorm room? he has a mini fridge and microwave in his dorm." guys have to worry as well. >> when it comes to college dorm room fare, easy to grab produce and real food. produce is a no brainer, loaded with nutrition. real food is satisfying and hearter than pretzels, crackers and cookies. stuff the fridge with apples, carr carrots, hummus and yogurt. for the microwave, soups and packets of oatmeal. they're simple and more filling. >> and healthier. >> way healthier. >> one more in here, this is a good one, viewer, mail, eve in new york city, how dark or what percentage of cocoa does chocolate need to have in order to have health benefits and how much can i have without negating the effect? >> look for any brand that says at least 70% cocoa, and that's because all the healthy stuff, al, is concentrated in the cocoa so the higher percentage the p t better off you are. 70%, 1 ounce, 150 calories the size of a credit card. >> like one of the squares

. >> i think if you look at the most recent terror plots in the united states, shah sad, the times squarer was not exactly a first rate competent terrorist nor was the 2009 attempted al qaeda bomber also in new york city. again, this have been a range of recent bombers that have been fairly uneducated, fairly benign and certainly disorganized that in of itself doesn't strike me as being a complete out liar. >> perhaps it would strengthen their case from their view as this guy wasn't competent which would prove there is somebody that was, the person they are saying is from iran and wiring the money and the mastermind. >> right. in that case, would need a handler from the rgc quds force to provide the money probably to provide technical advice and other assistance. >> jamie was talking about china and you mentioned it again. we did the math on whether the u.s. could use successfully force china to isolate iran refully. at today's prices out front calculates china send 1s $4 billion a year to teheran. but the saudis could change that. they could say iran tried to assassinate our ambassador s

gill ladd shah late has been captured since 2006.s the israel soldier that israel wants back and is willing to make a deal. many israelis just don't want that to happen. >> some are concerned, too, it will just fuel more kidnap pings, quite frankly, that if one israel is traded for a thousand prisoners, then does that just fuel a whole new round of this. zain verjee, thank you so much. talk to you again soon. >>> the morning race officials will begin deciding how to investigate the wreck that killed a two-time indy 500 winner. 33-year-old dan wheldon was one of a record 34 cars on the las vegas track on lap 12 the unthinkable. cars spinning out of control, bursting into flames. several actually going airborne. three drivers were treated for injuries. wheldon airlifted to a hospital. he eventually died. the race was canceled, but the drivers did return to circle the track five times in a tearful tribute. still in a state of shock, fellow drivers spoke about their friend dan wheldon. >> i know this is a dangerous sport. i know we're ex

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in 1980 iran conducted the operation against a former deputy of the shah in the suburbs of maryland. and there's also precedence for iran wishing to assassinate a former saudi ambassador. in fact, in 1990, there was an assassation attempt by a man named abdul -- in sweden. the swedish authorities detained him, then deported him to iran, only for him to return to europe about two years later and show up at the restaurant at the assassination i've written abot in 1992. all the pieces fit together with the 32 pattern of iran behavior internationally and the way the regime has dealt with its perceived enemies. >> iran is under tremendous pressure and they're looking at two kinds of pressure. one major piece of that is a time bomb. they control the bomb par of it in that they're developing allegedly a nuclear weapon. israel probably controlls the time part of it, israel will strike its nuclear facility there. that's one level of tsion. put tha aside, there's a whole other level of tension with the arab spring. so you've got this largely sunni awakening in baja rain, in egypt d other count

fe least lee shah has what is next. >>> the focus will be on the job market.leases the jobs report and the numbers will likely be revised. that is particularly important because the august report came in at zero. no jobs added or lost. that could be reviced and if it is a loss it will be the first since september of 2010. fredricka, back to you. >> thank you so much, ladies. >>> you can get your financial fix every day on cnnmoney.com. >>> check in with jacqui jeras . the workweek weather looks like? >> wet. it is the first storm of its kind of the season and the first in a series of storms. an active week for the west coast. amazing picture. not only will we see rain. it will be heavy. in the foothills three to six inches of rain. in the sierra, 12 to 18 inches of snow by the middle of the week. that's up in the high country. certainly not so much in the low country. here's the big picture showing you the coast of the country getting hit. the upper low in the northeast. it will impact your travel. check your flights ahead of time tomorrow if you are going to

and then, of course, when the shah was ousted the u.s. was faced with this catastrophic loss, the power within the persian gulf region and began concluding military bases because the saudis were perceived as not being strong enough to stand up to a militant pteron. >> do you think that some of the parallels you talk about our changing today in all world where there are emerging oil markets in places that are more palatable to the u.s. public such as brazil and canada? >> it is changing. gone down. oil usage is gone down. so it has gone down. and the economy comes back the fear is that the dependency will go up again because people have short memories. at least our policy makers keep putting policies in place to build on this current concern in the country. you know, as far as canada and south america are concerned, believe it when i see it. canada is this country's biggest supplier of oil, but shell is extremely expensive. the load being freed had been picked in terms of oil. we are now moving into a different and perhaps last phase of th