racing who took top honors in our county olympic silver medalist on skipper ian walker ensuring abu dhabi got six points to start things off team puma's not too far behind the five points there are a tally while come for emirates new zealand the early favorites were forced to sell for four points third place the stage is just the start of the thirty nine thousand nautical mile race across the globe this year's edition is widely considered to be the most competitive in the offense thirty eight year history. basketball where the first month of the n.b.a. regular season has now been canceled the team owner still not on the same page with the players' union the biggest unresolved issue being revenue with players wanting a larger share than the fifty fifty split proposed by the owners. the concessions were dropped you are pushing thirty two point five. per year. right now it's still not enough for the middle east to feel as though it is too close it's not practical possible or prudent to have a full season now we held out the joint told together by the light of the breakdown of talks there wil

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abu dhabi. >> according to the international labor organization, youth unemployment rates in the region are among the highest in the world for those between the age of 15 and 24. in 2010 youth unemployment hit 25%. that is double the global average of around 12%. the world bank says that in order to tackle this problem, 100 million jobs are needed by the end of the decade. i sat down with three business and policy makers and asked them what type of reform is needed to overcome the problem of the joblessness. >> for the past decade it was probably characterized with a lot of attempts to do reform and maybe it triumphed over the actual implementation of enough scaled up initiatives to create the necessary impact. if we look back, we had what was missing and the ingredients is you needed a comprehensive reform package and you needed the political will. you needed the tools to do the consensus building on the different tracts so you get them implemented and needed it to be seen through. >> some would argue that this cozy system of the top 2% in business and government in the past that were

on saturday prince coral thought of sweden stepping on board the ocean recently else but it was abu dhabi ocean recent who took top honors in the import race olympic silver medalist skipper in the walker ensuring only got six points to start things off the vessel supported by prince philip not too far behind little five points there telly camper emirates new zealand early favorites were forced to settle for four points third place but stage is just the start of the thirty ninth always nautical mile race a run the globe this year's edition is widely considered to be the most competitive in the event's meet your history. possible where the first month of the n.b.a. regular season has now been canceled the team owner is still not on the same page with the players' union but biggest unresolved issue being the revenue split with players wanting a larger share of their fifty fifty proposition but the owners are suggesting. concessions were dropped you are pushing the seven fifty two point five. percent. right now so it's still not enough for the middle east to feel as though it has to be closed

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a look at his successor, that's tonight at 7:00 in london, 8:00 in berlin and 10:00 in abu dhabi heren cnn. trichet leaves the ecb just days after european ministers reached a deal they hope will resolve europe's debt crisis. so this week's group of 20, the g-20 summit in cannes will make it work. they're hoping to secure investments from fast-growing economies such as china and brazil. all this week we'll be reporting live from the g-20 summit bringing you all the developments and decisions. spain is among the european countries wrestling with deep fiscal problems. on friday, the government said nationwide unemployment in the third quarter reached 21.5%. that is nearly five million people out of work in spain, three years after the housing bubble there burst. as al good man reports from the mediterranean coast of spain, for those in the building trade, the best of times have become a never ending worst of times. >> reporter: they haven't stopped building new homes completely in spain, but they've got a glut. more than 600,000 new homes already built but unsold the government says, ne

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. >>> next abu dhabi.mbassador to the united states may have been targeted in this terror plot? >> erin, ambassador jordan described how he is close to king abdullah. that she he is like a son to the king and talked about how adel al-jubeir is based in washington, d.c. he spends a tremendous amount of time in riyadh and involved in almost every high-level meeting the king has there. it is clear adel al-jubeir is no run of the mill diplomate. he's seen as a right hand man and dee foreign adviser to king abdullah. and that according to jordan makes him a target to some degree. >> thank you very much. >>> now to atlanta to learn more about a large german satellite, which is plunging back to earth. this is the second satellite to fall and hit within the last month which is why i'm wondering what is going on tonight. what are the chances this hits somebody? in. >> erin, it's a big satellite and many pieces will hit the ground. that's what it looks like right now. it won't look like that as it burns up and hits

leona ak canny, cnn, abu dhabi. >>> if someone says it just cost peanuts, that sounds inexpensive.rice of peanut butter is set to soar. u. r exceptionally hot wealth ther summer wrecked the peanut crop while rising prices of other crops encouraged farmers to plant fewer peanuts. the result, agriculture officials say prices rose to almost $1200 a ton, almost three times what they were one year ago. peanut butter makers say they plan to increase prices by as much as 40%. devastating news. you're watching world business today. coming up, the tech savvy solution to tracking pollution in some of china's most industrialized cities. who cuddle up with your soreness and give out polar bear hugs. technology. [ male announcer ] new bengay cold therapy. the same technology used by physical therapists. go to bengay.com for a $3 coupon. >>> welcome back to "world business today." china is, of course, no stranger to the problem of pollution. the country is currently the world's biggest emitter of greenhouse gases. many cities are shrouded in heavy smog like what you see here for much of the year

in places like abu dhabi and some european cities, you can buy grams of gold at atm-style dispensers.here's a new gold rush. you switch on the tv, and commercials warn you that you need to put your money in gold. >> talking about gold prices. gold has risen to new records. >> glenn beck says if you haven't switched your savings to gold, you're nuts. >> god, gold, and guns. >> and donald trump is now accepting gold bars instead of wire transfers for his luxury condos. this is bizarre. a lot of it is simply scare mongering. the truth is that for 2.5 decades, between 1980 and the mid 2000s, gold prices declined unlike many other commodities which have actual end uses -- oil, minerals. gold is just a symbol. as such, its price rises have more to do with psychology and emotion rather than reason. so when it falls out of fashion, the price could really collapse. so the next time you watch "goldfinger" -- >> no, mr. bond, i expect you to die. >> -- or hear of the antics of a hugo chavez or a donald trump, be a little wary. gold isn't the stock with real earnings. it isn't a bond with interes

. >>> next abu dhabi.states may have been targeted in this terror plot? >> erin, ambassador jordan described how he is close to king abdullah. that she he is like a son to the king and talked about how adel al-jubeir is based in washington, d.c. he spends a tremendous amount of time in riyadh and involved in almost every high-level meeting the king has there. it is clear adel al-jubeir is no run of the mill diplomate. he's seen as a right hand man and dee foreign adviser to king abdullah. and that according to jordan makes him a target to some degree. >> thank you very much. >>> now to atlanta to learn more about a large german satellite, which is plunging back to earth. this is the second satellite to fall and hit within the last month which is why i'm wondering what is going on tonight. what are the chances this hits somebody? in. >> erin, it's a big satellite and many pieces will hit the ground. that's what it looks like right now. it won't look like that as it burns up and hits the ground. the risk of

cnn's mohamed jom june joins us now live from abu dhabi. mohamed, what more can you tell us about the reactions coming from both the saudis and iran? >> well, carol, reaction from the iranian officials was immediate. they were outraged by these allegations. you have the speaker of iran's parliament calling it a childish play by the americans and that the americans were attempting to divert attention from their own domestic problems. shortly after that, the ambassador to the u.n. for iran wrote to ban ki-moon and expressed outrage over the allegations, said he strongly rejects the baseless allegations. reactions from the saudis took a bit longer. most officials in saudi arabia around speaking about this. there was a short statement issued by the oil embassy of saudi arabia in d.c. in which they call the attempted plot a despicable allegation, that it's not in accord with the principles of humanity. what's yet to be seen is how this will play in the saudi press, with the saudi people. we've been trying to get reaction from saudi arabia today.

we have folks globally, including mohammed who is in abu dhabi. we've heard from reza sayah and we've already gotten reaction from iran saying this whole story is a fabrication. i have yet to hear any reaction from saudi arabia. i know you've been trying. have you gotten anywhere? >> brooke, the saudis just aren't speaking yet. we're expecting that they will issue a statement soon. it's not a surprise. the saudis don't usually talk to big stories like this as soon as they happen. it usually takes them a while to formulate some kind of a statement. it seems like right now they're letting the fbi and white house and other u.s. officials take the lead on this. i would expect a statement in the coming hours, maybe by tomorrow morning, but as of yet nothing from the saudis. >> what about just big picture, the relationship between iran and saudi arabia. they're certainly at odds. can you extrapolate? >> that's right, brooke. i mean saudi arabia and iran are foes of each other in this region. what we've seen, we've heard other people speak about this, wh

i want to go now to our mohammad jamjoon in abu dhabi from this the question first is what implications> so many questions about the royal line of succession these past few years in saudi arabia. one of the reasons is because the king and the crown prince are so old. the king is believed to be about 86. the crown prince sultan, who is now reported to have passed away, according to a state department official, was, according to most estimates, 82, 83 years old. there is no specific birthday announced by the saudi press agency. now, this may set up an internal power struggle in saudi arabia. the problem becomes who will be appointed crown prince? while the interior minister of the country is the second deputy premiere right now, he is the third in line, will he actually be appointed to be the next in line? this is a decision that will be left had up to king abdullah. king abdullah, he just had a back operation in saudi arabia a few days ago there's been a lot of speculation about his health as well and for a while now, people have wondered what's going to happen when the current generatio

live in abu dhabi. good morning, mohammed.he fall of gadhafi impact other uprisings in the arab world? >> reporter: good morning, carol. that's the key day. today is friday. this is a day of protests across the arab region. it has been a day of protests across the arab region since the arab spring movement began. you mentioned twitter. as soon as it was announced gadhafi was killed yesterday, a constant stream of messages from places like yemen, bahrain and syria, where there have been uprisings of their own. this means these other leaders will have to go. the fact gadhafi went, leaders like assad, they must go. it's given a morale boost to the movements. we've seen twitter messages in syria saying despite tragedy ongoing there, they're happy for the libyan people. they're in solidarity. today in yemen thousands gathered in the square calling not just for the ouster of the president, standing with the libyan people. because thhappened to gadhafi, means he can't hold on to power much longer. today is a key moment to the see how

million and shipped to the united arab emirates so that one of their chefs can commute from mumbai to abu dhabi a 75 cumulate. it only takes hour and a half to make that commute with traffic, but this bat mobile, kind of looks like that. >> it does have a batmobile kind of thing to it. >> so, lucky guy. passengers who can afford it will probably have to pay quite a hefty price for a ticket, though. not like the local bus stop. >> no, it's not. >> but, hopefully, that's how our future travel will be. >> that's not bad. something tells me, it could have been pricier if not for the sponsorship. you see all the stickers on the side of the limo. they're helping to foot the bill and maybe keep the price kind of low, affordable by united arab emirates standards. all right, zain, thanks so much, appreciate that. >>> all right, back in this country, the nba, whips out the rest of the preseason and may kill the first two weeks on of the regular season. that and baseball playoffs coming up in sports. for city ha. i'm sending directions to your car. turn right on hill street. go north for 2 miles. ♪ this i

cnn crews are in place around the world for all of you from the pentagon to tripoli from abu dhabi to london. we are tracking every single development surrounding the death of moammar gadhafi. let's begin with ivan watson. two major challenges here. rebuild from war while reinventing itself as a democracy. what is the first step for the transitional government? >> they say they're going to be celebrating what they call liberation day on sunday. now, for the first time, libya is waking up without moammar gadhafi, as you said, in nearly 42 years. one of the officials from the transitional national council says over the course of the next month a new prime minister should be appointed and he should be choosing some sort of a new interim cabinet, as well. meanwhile, we just went to a mosque. friday is the muslim holy day of the week. people gave prayers of thanks at that mosque and welcomed the death of moammar gadhafi. the one man we talked to, as muslims, we wish he wasn't killed that way. violently. perhaps he went to court or to trial. in another part of town, people preparing to sacr

that there is celebration going on tonight in tehran and there's going to be worry in riyadh and abu dhabibout which way the iraqi government and the iraqi nation is going. will it be going to the west or will it be going to the east and this would be one more indicator that the influence is going to be focused on the east rather than on the west. >> yeah, i assume you're right. general marks, spider marks is with us, as well. do you agree with general kimmitt and fareed zakaria and a lot of others that this does represent a sort of strategic setback for the u.s. right now? >> oh, i completely concur that it's a strategic setback. i disagree with mark in that i don't think the president was backed into a corner. clearly what could have happened was an incredibly more diplomatic posture to ensure that al maliki would have worked a little harder toward establishing a status of forces agreement. and mark knows exceptionally well. if we have one soldier, one marine or one individual on the ground who wears a uniform in iraq, that individual has to be protected by s.o.f.a. and it is totally una

joining us live abu dhabi. is it reasonable to believe members of the revolutionary guard and quds force would be able to plan such an attack? >> reporter: suzanne, it's still hard to know. while the quds force is an elite force in iran, analysts and experts, you know, since this news broke, they've been scratching their heads. they're baffled by this. when you look tat from the saudi side to try to understand how high up the target of this alleged plot goes up in the saudi government, it goes up quite high. al jubeir not just an ambassador to the u.s. for saudi arabia. we spoke to robert jordan and asked why al jubeir might have been a target. here's what he told us. >> he is so close to king abdullah it makes him a target to some degree and a almost like a son to the king. some have said that his duties as foreign policy adviser have continued. so he spentds a tremendous a lot of time in riyadh consulting with the king and involved in almost every high diplomatic level meeting that king abdullah has. >> repor

mohammed is monitoring what's going on and joining us from abu dhabi. what are you picking up from over there, mohammed? >> well, not a lot of reaction beyond the statement you read a short while ago. i spoke to a saudi government official just a few moments ago and he said the statement from the embassy would speak for itself. i pressed a little further and asked does this mean there will be an escalation as far as any military action, as far as what the saudis might plan, what are they trying to do? he said right now no comment on that, they just are going to let the statement from the embassy speak for itself. but we expect to hear more from the saudis and more from the saudi press once day breaks here tomorrow. we're now in the middle of the night. once day breaks, we expect to hear much more from saudi officials on this rapidly developing story. >> let me just read the statement from the saudi embassy here in washington that was just released. the royal embassy of saudi arabia would like to express its appreciation to the responsible agencies of th

but there is the city outside of abu dhabi, which is a walled city of 50,000 people.verything is planned. everyone has their own electric prod the fall. will these cities -- a the vehicle.od will the city's work? i will not put my money on it, but the proof of the pudding is in the eating. we will see. host: let's hear from viewers. al is an independent from annandale, virginia. caller: following up, i think planned cities have not worked that great, and i think america has a unique problem as opposed to china and other european countries in terms of the issue of dealing with all of the social and economic in differences of this country and the melting pot, like if you go down from amtrak, and you see baltimore, and bombed out philadelphia, you wonder what will make the city's attractive in the state, and what solutions are we looking for? host: fred guterl? guest: that is an excellent question, and if i had read the answers to these, i would give them to you, but i do not have a formula. i know that talking to the experts we assembled for the special issue of "scient