. >> saudi arabia, the united arab emirates and bahrain are withdrawing ambassadors by qatar, a joint statement issued by the three says that the diplomats will be returning from their post to their own countries, citing disagreements with qatar over a number of issues. they say they have been in contact with qatar about member states of the gulf corporation sites not interfering. the statement sites an agreement signed in saudi arabia last november about gcc not supporting a group that works to threaten the stability of any member state and the gcc foreign ministers met tuesday to convince qatar to take necessary steps to implement the agreement. let's shed light on this. we are joined from riyadh. take us through it. on the face of it, it looks like the disagreement is over this security pact that was signed, which dealt with information exchange between gcc countries and pursuing criminals, is that the says. >> this is what the statement says. [ inaudible ] the agreement or the meetings or security agreements was about supporting some certain groups, maybe the gcc countries or some

200,355 entries that came from 46 states, the district of onvia, taiwan, and from the united arab emirates. students from around the country and some internationally. 8416 students participated either individually or in teams. one of the things that was special about the contest is we doubled the number of prizes and the amount of money. it went from a $50,000 contest to us giving away 100,000 dollars in prizes. that meant 150 for student documentarians, 50 prizes for teachers, and 97 students who received honorable mention. the grand prize this year, $5,000 for the winning entry. there are three first base high school injuries divided regionally and each one of those top winners in the regions will receive $3000 and there is one first lace at the middle school level also receiving $3000. one of the reasons we do this is to hear what is on the minds of young people and the topics that students choose are a good way to measure what they are thinking about. here is the list of the top categories, top issues we received from students. number one, kids are thinking about the economy and they t

he had a simple message for the emir. cut it out.e know what you are doing. >> saudi arabia, bahrain, and the united emirates withdrew their ambassadors a couple of weeks ago. because, there was an agreement that was signed by all the countries, and not in secret. it was a public agreement on security. there'll be no interference in each other's affairs. there'll be coordination between the countries when it comes to issues of security and national interests. in the view of saudi arabia, they have not lived up to that agreement. hence, the public expression was by withdrawing the ambassadors. i can tell you, there was no secret meeting between the dcc members. all of the meetings that have taken place have been in public. >> they did meet. >> of course. >> and they told him to cut it out. you're meddling too much. >> the artisans of the agreement, he has not lived up to that. that is why we are withdrawing our ambassadors. hopefully they will come to their senses and come around. >> you believe the negotiations will be successful and

so it was him as the driver and the atmosphere made available to him in the emirates that made it happen. >> and in fact you said you were reluctant when you first thought of going until you heard he was the person convening it. is there really a conversation going on between the more moderate majority and the extremists? >> there's a conversation but that conversation needs to be wider. it's an indirect conversation at the moment. many of these people came, muftis of egypt, pakistan, tens of millions of followers were there so when they go back to their countries and address their large crowd, whether it's the friday mosque prayers or through their offices, they have the response a that comes from e extreme is and radicals, what we saw was the mufti from afghanistan, who said, we should dialogue and convince the opposing side, because let's face them, the gentlemen, 250 combined, represent the vast majority of muslims and 1,000 years of scholarship. and i saw this happen repeatedly had a theological and philosophical tools to underpin -- to undermine the al qaeda narrative and win this

for checking the list more than 238 million times last year, the u.k. 140 million, united arab emirates more than 104 million. the u.s. requires every airline flying here from overseas to get passport numbers for a visa when the reservation is booked or when a passenger gets to the airport. but interpol says fewer than 20 of its 190 member countries bother to do that kind of database check. as a result, air travelers boarded 1 billion times last year, with no check against interpol's list of stolen documents. an example officials say, samantha lewthwaite known as the white widow of a london suicide bomber and wanted for possessing explosives traveled abroad with fraudulent documents. experts say it's a matter of cost, less concern about terror, and sometimes even reluctance to interfere with a market to interfere with phony documents. >> frankly, there are some countries that don't want this because it could disturb an element of their underground economy. >> reporter: checking the database stops travelers with phony documents from entering the u.s. several hundred times a year, though

i think the emirates have given neutral makeup of the country, therefore hosted without interference, they said they would not interfere and they did not interfere. i think that's what was required to allow muslims and those from other backgrounds to come along and discuss this on a daily basis. >> you think that's the problem there wasn't an environment for which that could happen until now? >> the environment is one element. the key aspect is the screening the convening of this event. a prominent 78-year-old mulls muslim scholar, he has the convening power of calling muslim religious leaders of different denominations to address the theological and political under pinnings of the al-qaeda narrative. the theology, the politics, and it was basically him and his personality and his access point with many of these leading scholars who are their own students. so it was him as a driver, and the atmosphere made available to him in the emirates. >> you were reluctant when you first thought of going until you saw that it was the person who was convening. he has described a civil war of ideas

also coming up on the program, accused of interference with saudi arabia, the united aurab emirates withdraw am bossed bass screening screening screening ambassadors. >> a screening 3 are making their second court appearance. >>> the investigation that found more than 60 million women in the eu have experienced sexual or physical violence. >>> the world's top dip lom at screening screening screening diplomats have converged on paris. screening that you refer to seek a political solution to the deadlock. ukraine's economy has been given a boost. the european commission has announced a massive aid package that you refer to ukraine worth at least $15,000,000,000. now, all eye you screenings screening screening screening screening eye screening screening eye s and nato will hold talks with its headquarters in brucels. ukrainian soldiers in the cream are surrounded by sharnings forces. in some cases, ukrainian troops say they are coming under pressure to take sides. >> that's where we begin with this report from hoda who is on the cre crimean port. >> in there is somewhere where the russias have

chechen rebelse and the self-styled emir of the he masterminded numerous deadly attacks in russia, including the devastating 2010 double suicide bombing of the moscow metro. dozens were killed in an attack he called retaliation for the killing of 2 chechen militant leaders by russian security forces. >> those were carried out to strike against the federal security service. they were carried out under my orders. they will not be the last, god willing. >> a year later his group took responsibility for a bombing at the moscow airport. in december, over 40 people were killed after a suicide attack on a train station in the south of the country. of the sochi winter olympic spirit he fought alongside other separatist leaders after the start of the first chechen war in 1994. by the late 1990's, he had become a prominent commander. despite the russian authoritie'' him, he evadedst capture for almost a 2 decades. >> if the russians think the war was only happening on their television screen are away from the caucasus, the what is not concern them, well, god willing, we will prove that the war will co

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it out, we know what you're doing. >> well, you know, saudi arabia, bahrain and the united arab emirates withdrew their ambassadors from qatar a couple of weeks ago because there was an agreement signed by all the gcc countries -- and not in secret, by the way, it was a public agreement on security affairs -- that there will be no interference in each other's affairs, that there will be coordination between the gcc countries when it comes to issues of security and national interest, et cetera, et cetera, and, in the view of saudi arabia and bahrain and the uae, qatar has not lived up to that agreement and, hence, the public expression of disagreement with qatar on this agreement was by withdrawing the ambassadors from qatar. i can tell you that there was no secret meeting between tamim and the other gcc members in kuwait because all the meetings that have taken place have been in public. >> charlie: but they did meet. of course. >> charlie: and they told him to cut it out, you're meddling too much and we don't like it. >> they told him that the articles of this agreement that we agreed t

there's an unprecedented row between the gulf countries, which led to saudi arabia, united arab emirates and bahrain pulling the ambassadors out the capital. i don't think you'll see a resolution of that row. in syria, we need to watch some things closely. some are calling for the arab league to give weapons to the syrian opposition. no way that is going to happen, because some countries are opposed and some are doing that right now. i think where you could perhaps see developments is regarding the syrian seat at the arab league. you remember at the last summit in doha they said in principle that would be given to the syrian opposition. it hasn't happened because some countries are worried about the idea and don't agree with the need. what we have done is set up a committee to examine it further. not sure whether it will report here in kuwait city, and whether we'll see a change on that. we'll watch it closely. >> thank you james bay in kuwait city at the arab league summit. >> in the news ahead. scrambling for survivors. >> nod ready 2.5 months until the football world cup kicks off. an

and over the united arab emirates which also has incredible air defenses. i'm not sure where that takes you. i couldn't imagine it navigated that far and skirted all those air defenses and the theory is you landed where. to load up with some sort of weapon. but in fairness to israel, it's a tiny country, it's not as though -- you know what i mean, they take this air defense system very seriously because they don't have a lot of time to react. until you know where the plane is, do you know it's in the indian ocean, until you've accounted for it, it's understandable that they'd go to a heightened state of alert. >> also this morning, how they continue to ask how no one on the ground witnessed anything when this jet disappeared. simon austin is in new york talk to someone who told us they think they saw something flying over the gulf of thailand. saima joins us, tell us what they say? >> in a couldn't called tote th kota bharu, they had fallen asleep fishing, when two of the fishermen were approaching the south china sea where they say they saw a low-flying ai

saudi arabia, the united air of emirates, and bahrain have withdrawn their ambassadors to qatar, accusingfailing to implement a security accord signed last year. they say they are surprised and disappointed by the move. a south african boxer and friend of oscar pistorius has testified that the former olympian fired a gun under the table of a johannesburg restaurant and then asked someone else to take the blame. we have the report. guarding oscar pistorius on his way into court. the prosecution continues to build the case against him. taking the stand, the first witness to agree to appear on camera, a professional boxer. >> i was really shocked. >> he described an incident at a johannesburg restaurant, a month before the story is shot dead his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp. they allege he fired a gun under one of these tables, seemingly by accident, and then he asked a friend to take the blame. i do remember him saying, is , and he said, i do not want any tension around me. say it was you. >> it gives the prosecution opportunity to raise concerns about his reputation. >> discharging a gun un

it is the biggest company to take advantage of the emirates rebounding economy. elliott has more. mark something of a turnaround? -- does this mark something of a turnaround? inlet's not forget back 2009, the emirates and companies were left reeling after one of the world worst property crashes. now we have a real estate boom. all of which is contributing to an economy around five percent in 2013. it is helping the largest weighted stock on the dubai stock market, taking advantage of those recent gains and the better sentiment regarding dubai to sell shares in its shopping mall business. it will be selling $2.5 billion worth of shares and returning most of that money to its long-suffering shareholders as a little bit of a reward. some investors are suggesting, the air using this money to reward shareholders rather than paying down debt. everyone in london is accessed with property prices. rise as, they could much as 40%. they are not the only company in the region to be selling shares. >> it is a secondary offering, not an initial public offering. the first planned ipo from dubai

. >> saudi arabia, bahrain, the united arab emirates have fromled their ambassadors doha. the surprise move comes in protest what they call qatar's alleged interference in their internal affairs. 3 go for arab states made that decision after what newspapers described as a stormy betweenlate last night the leaders of the gulf cooperation council in riyadh. let's go to brazil, where it is a race against time to get the country ready for the football world cup. to beadiums were supposed ready by december of last year, but 2 months later, brazil is far from ready for the competition in june. they are less than 100 days to go. it is getting down to the wire. >> clock is ticking for the world cup organizers. leftless than 100 days before the start of the competition, 4 of the 12 venues are under construction, including the sao paulo stadium, which will host the opening game on june 12. 'sspite the setbacks, fifa president isn't worried. much is a long day to go long way to go, and a short way to go is there a question problems -- it is a long way to go, and a short way to go if

the united arab emirates of the route with guitar which seemed to have been patched up. last november differences over. the over most notably according to abu dhabi based is paper thin national once again they were upset that only last friday that the sermon on the taree based at the tv out to zero by controversial preacher use of our current tally of more broadly the argument over which attitude towards them awesome brother david roberts the concern that the eye of the storm there and so on people are surprised by what's happened to this wednesday. it's a significant step at a publix. sometime it once was. he suggested it and it is a sermon given by all accounts it has been since nineteen sixty four. it was great. thanks for being a government still such a good summer. it is no chance money wasn't. what makes it all the action. when he came back just makes that he can see competition lines. this snowy streets. i didn't even use it. don't be too long to teach me she said. there's no smoking gun x and y and led to some particular day she is smaller in achieving national i

establish life on mars has been cleaned all the stomach by a religious war stalled in the life of arab emirates mars one wants to set up the first human colony on the red colors but the general authority of islamic affairs and environment is against the idea. this twenty one year old emma rossi signed up as one of the partisans to be shortlisted for the mars one project. since i was a kid those o is obsessed with exploration and traveling but i had to go up to the fact that everything on earth has been already discovered until the plants i do i do believe they have their own paint in three good reasons why the trust him to decide. with that with a fast walk. but some. um some still thinking about it. that said something to screw the two susie consider. the religious committee issued a fatwa considering the controversial mission to mars dangerous enough to be considered suicidal. therefore on islamic. think not. rather than sound. that's never been needed this money goes to mars then returns safely to earth with atlanta just for my car and this is on the recently analyzed by religion. i should h

saudi arabia crane and the united arab emirates have recall the ambassadors from qatar over what they call a breach of security deal in a joint statement the three gulf states have said that qatar has failed to comply with the agreement on joint security signed three months ago in riyadh tension between qatar and the rest of the gulf states have intensified in recent years with the oil rich nation being an active supporter of the muslim brotherhood banned in both saudi arabia and the united arab emirates. for you as judge has ruled that the oil giant chevron but is not required to make a huge compensation payment to victims of pollution aquittal the company has challenged an earlier verdict away a court in the south american country ordered it to pay over ten billion dollars the suit was originated five filed by people who had suffered decades of rain forest contamination. at least one person has been killed and several gas explosion. blasts of course a fire that destroyed fifty five units in a housing complex and also should the windows of a nearby apartment blocks this it into repor

mes is an etf and exchange traded fund that invests in qatar and the united arab emirates and i'm looking>> very good. thank you. thanks for joining us. before we go just before the break we showed you students who couldn't name a single u.s. senator, not a one. yet they had no problem naming a song from the movie "frozen." what we didn't show you they were students from the american university, a very, very good school and some of those students were political science majors no less. one final note, the american university is located smack dab in our nation's capital, washington, d.c. take a minute today, folks, teach your kids the basics of how our free market capitalist republic works and tell them the names of both of your u.s. senators at the very least. i'll see you "on the fives." have a great weekend, everybody. >>> on the second day of searching a new area of the southern indian ocean, australian officials say ships have scooped up what they describe as objects from the ocean. three weeks after it vanished, could we finally be closing in on the fate of flight 370. we'll have the

can they go to emirates and do better? >> that is what is happening. fine for international airlines and emirates will start them at $82,000. american delta united will start their pilots in the 60,000 to $70,000 range. the guys and gals flying for the theonal airlines, connector. >> are they safe? are they certified? do you feel comfortable? >> they are trained. they should be earning more money. i believe that over the next 45 years they will have to in order to attract people to the present -- to the profession. your party started to see a lot of the big airlines work with universities to establish training schools in order to help these guys and gals. >> what does this mean for the regional airlines? they face a pilot shortage and they are finding a hard time getting anyone to steer the planes. what do they do? memo they are shrinking. they're going to bigger planes. we are seeing a lot of the 50 seeders going away, being replaced by 70 and 90 seeders. -- seaters. we do not have enough pilots to hire. talk. of us i know you live -- the price of tic

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federal reserve at the end of january, bernanke spoke at a financial conference in the united arab emirates, saying the outlook for the u.s. is positive compared to the rest of the industrialized world. he believes the u.s. economy will continue growing at a rate of around 3% this year. >>> president obama may be counting on that kind of growth or even more for the year ahead as he unveiled a proposed $3.9 trillion federal budget for the year 2015. fiscal year, that is. it focuses on ending tax breaks for the wealthy in order to pay for massive improvement projects for the nation's crumbling infrastructure. >> our budget is about choices. it's about our values. as a country we've got to make a decision if we're going to protect tax breaks for the we wealthiest americans or create jobs and grow our economy and expand opportunity for every american. >> but the president's proposed budget is not likely to get through congress anytime soon. john harwood joins us now from the white house with more. john, what is in the president's budget and how much of it's new? >> reporter: well, what's in the

just one paid speaking engagement in the united arab emirates on tuesday the former chairman of the federal reserve bank pocketed a reported $250,000. that's for one speech, now. here's the kicker. that's more than he earned in an entire year running the nation's central bank and steering the nation through the worst financial crisis since the great depression. you know, tyler, if he does three more of these speeches that's $1 million. >> that's $1 million, and he will be able to pay for his daughter's education, which he lamented he was having to worry about. >> no worries now. that's "nightly business report" for tonight. we want to remind you, this is the time of year your public television station seeks your report to make programs like this one possible. >> i'm tyler matheson. thank you for your support. have a great evening, everybody and hope to see you back here tomorrow night. >> nightly business report has been brought to you in part by the street.com. unded by jim cramer. the street.com is an independent source for stock market analysis. cramer's action alerts plus is home to his

three countries currently use the database, the united states, great britain and the united arab emirates. >> the technology exists to stop the bad guys before they board our planes and enter our country, so there is absolutely no reason why we shouldn't put pressure on these other countries to use it. >> schoumer's legislation, if approved, would remove countries from the united states visa waiver program if they don't use the database. that would make traveling to the united states from those countries a whole lot more complicated. >>> and stay with nbc bay area on the air and online for the latest on the missing plane. we'll have an update on the search and investigation tonight at 11:00 and also check out our facebook and twitter for up-to-the minute news as well. >>> in europe two weeks after russian troops entered crimea there are reports that people voted overwhelmingly to leave ukraine and join russia. official results are not expected to until tomorrow, but officials in crimea say that with 50% of the vote counted more than 90% approve splitting from ukraine. ukraine's new govern

controversial in the islamic world a rich depiction of the prophet noah has been found in the north have emirates and bahrain. leading stall russell crowe and has defended the film while jewish director darren arnold's he has said that no wilson controversial and that whatever religion you all know it belongs to everyone hollywood stalwarts and has also defended the biblical tales pics reduction. i think it would be taxed as always artistic license only thinking of someone specific interpretation of that and i think it has reached the prisons to house with the very mindful he didn't take the top lightly. and it's a very nice piece and i think it is very true to this parent and ears all the story. the tailor from the work is never just execute days in christianity and islam. while the film received some criticism from and christians over to the seduction of the bible story because enraged customers the morrow. noah which customs and thirty million dollars to make is being released in the us among twenty eight the eye once a month that the palestinian kids make their way over from nablus in the pal

often calls from certain course until the snow to condemn the gunners to defeat the plastic at the emirates stadium last month often think is an unusually without the suspended for using chesney will take confidence from their last visit to the audience to read at this stage tossed it. were they trying to get into the film's out to the competition on the cadets. elsewhere italian giants ac milan will be linking to this end one goal deficits. when they take on a tuesday in an uncapped is that the syndicated on. this puts the meadows to college in line in second place and only get three points behind leaders real madrid. having reached the quarter finals of europe's elite club competition since nineteen ninety seven. the artists will be without injured during cha going to be a monkey on it. although satirical sky and sea eagle would have to overcome the absence of a condom on to me but who cleaned the whole tuesday due to suspension the don't write every hope and toward history of picking the kids. the second stage of the perry nice race on monday the twenty two year old avoided the pa got th

directed darn darn on skis hundred and thirty million dollar baby two epic noah found in units of arab emirates to talk and bahrain for its portrayal of old testament prophet noah is due for release this week. i think that people coming to a religious point of view who will see that it's out. it's very rich elaborate telling the story and an up and he is an expression of the themes of expectancy. knowing and loving in this story i think if people were not coming from a religious background will find the themes discussed are really timeless and universal. and now find parallels in our contemporary world. she is the ex's low budget drama goldstone that has been the million dollar profit in just days i think hollywood is a fickle place i think that today it comes and goes you know um there's a hundred and sixty million plus. christians are they call themselves christians you know he's that big of a church once a month is this that in the united states that's a pretty big core audience. and i don't think that there is that catered to very often so when hollywood does cater to her when she is like h

they are from countries such as united arab emirates and kuwait. they asked about the costs needed to put the solar power technology into practice, and maintain the devices. >> coming to japan and learning from the different research institutions, and the private companies, it gives us a big window of what can we do and how we can learn from other experts. >> translator: we see business opportunities overseas. we consider the middle east as a market with great potential. >> oil producing countries in the middle east are promoting green energy, aiming to switch from petroleum to renewable sources for producing electricity. >>> that's all for business news for this hour. i'll leave you with a check on the markets. >>> commanders at the pentagon have re-examined their strategies. they say they'll shift their focus on the army and move toward more air and naval power. pentagon leaders laid out their plans in what's called the quadrennial defense review. they stress the importance of the asia-pacific region but they said there are still many friction po

while ryan and the knowledge that are of emirates cup already refused to license the front to see a bit which stars russell crowe as the typical tykes they'll eat it. jordan and she lights up for some expected to help roll the film on religious grounds. paramount studios have issued despite my climbing the navy is not intended as a direct translation of the boy postal rates on a controversial reports that the snotty of us fundamentalist christian creeks. our mouthpiece decision to produce leaves a doctrine rather than only two returning to direct all the black swan on the rocks the house hint it is now likely to return to smaller more intimate babies. when the time to fight for bringing knowledge to the cinemas. i couldn't cry for march international women's day of the protests against a russian military presence in the consumer what has become the new series east west confrontation since the cold war. these days. that night on phoenix's silly not to open a new smart grid need to be part of russia. it's not so good looking nice with these. their main ukrainians who sees the future of tr

could not understand why emirate would not return and suffered hard times, simply reply i refuse to be free. [applause] >> thank you. >> i'm just wondering about their geographical danger. i heard you say something about some of the women, the children never came out from the caves. i just wanted to know if you could expand on that. what did you mean by that. >> well, for example, there were people live in caves, some got out. no one left that night. during the day they remain hidden. but some, for example, the wives and the children never get out of the cave. they lived completely in the cave. and we have examples or interviews of people that remember that when children got out of the cave and they have, you know, there were very shy. they did not want to be around people. you know, they were said to be twice. so people would go their lives to children in the cave. >> go ahead. >> i just want to compliment you and thank you for sharing our history as part of our history that i really did not know about i knew about it in the caribbean but not in the u.s. makes me feel very proud to kn

saudi arabia on the screen and the united arab emirates have been called to the ambassadors from a copy for what they call it a breach of security deal. the joint statement the street gulf states have sent that time has failed to comply with the demon hunter and security. as least the month the daring in the act. tension between fatah and the rest of the gulf states has intensified in recent espn going over the weekend. being an active supporter of the muslim brotherhood the intent and saudi arabia and the text and its. a u s stocks has ruled that oil giant chevron is not required to meet the huge compensation payments to victims of pollution in capital the company had turned into a diabetic with the courts in the south american country wanted to pee as a ten billion dollars. the cd was originally filed by people who had suffered decades of ring cross contamination cecil and kristen has been killed and seven injured. u s state of new jersey. thus costing fire that destroyed fifty nine units in housing complex in also shook the windows of a nearby apartment not be disappointed when the c

summit, the president will have the opportunity again to spend time with the crowned prince of the emirates and then travel to rihad with king abdullah of saudi arabia, which we have very much been looking forward to. these meetings come at the time that we are engaged in the nuclear negotiations with iran where we are working to try to bring fruition to the middle east peace negotiations. and we are engaged in collective efforts with many of our partners in the region as well as in europe to strengthen the serious opposition. by investing in the deepening the core partnerships, the united states would be in a stronger position to make progress on these important projects that are central to the president's second term agenda. the common thread is that we are investing in our traditional alliances and building strong and flexible coalitions in each of these regions which will serve in many ways has forced multipliers. the united states cannot and should not bear all the burdens of addressing global challenges alone, and we don't because with this core group of alliances and partnerships fro

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it is mostly imported from canada and the united arab emirates. if we can see our neighborhood with a scene junket honestly gm products are competitive in these particular market also there's a great potential for oil and fat products especially nigerians because our fridge is a certified halal many contacts and with gore's lead in the scene junkets on a three g and they are mostly muslims and the halal certificate is very important to them. we have found out that they may only use turkish margin means anti kiss logistics is a much more decent than from kazakhstan. clicking buttons was going to go see it. so sit back and call out. we finished so i need peace with it at the new christy monday unique. i can use this code to reduce the current umno could do it a chance to fix that. the oil belongs to a category of the most testing the products and am not in our vegetable oil producers in kazakhstan. together they can cover more than the domestic demand requires that's why our country. my destiny says it all for the spot it to external customers. for

. >> what happened in emirates lead to tragic loss of life. it remains a deep source of pain foureeks everywhere -- everywhere. i think the most important thing we can do in this country is to celebrate the immense contribution the british

then russia has not confirmed that a film i was russia's most wanted man and his book the caucasus emirate is seeking to establish an islamic state in the north caucasus region. it has claimed responsibility for multiple deadly bombings one of those fifty thousand ten bombing of the moscow metro which killed forty people. negotiations over iran's nuclear program are underway in vienna the eu said the conflict over prime yet has not affected the dialogue with russia and western powers quote still united in trying to reach a deal in the latest round of talks is expected to last tuesday as western leaders have acknowledged that tehran has so far kept its word on allowing inspectors of the nuclear program the islamic republic hopes the talks will free the country from sanctions that have crippled its economy. toronto now where hundreds of african migrants have forced their way into the spanish territory of molina and the moroccan interior ministry says she weaves a stone throwing migrants storms the border fence and sustains the north african enclave early on tuesday. in the three hundred were

upset of the sexes in the country for the twenty eight says the us is fully explain a bullet in the emirates the concern is that motions in the states on the opposition great seats been offering technical support logistical support soon they might not have a direct us saint vincent and tyrrell escape the argument that the government says that this is being a micro see what she is standing in a difficult situation the economy is in american studies he said. but the key way for now is the dialogue and train stations and supports been stressed but not so reasonable and analysts said the organization ranked sites of fortune in the mind and your position he seems to do that but dialogue is the only way forward. the problem is that in the presidential elections and wash it nicholas might go to the current president's anyone bought one point eight cents. and that is the speech against the opposition is likely about this is an entry point into the stop testing and stubborn to do just moisten the government says is not an hour in the charts has been a real weakness but having said that the government

the flight carrier of the united arab emirates has now recorded a profit for the word straight year.of that profit is money collected from its alliances with other carriers. we are talking air berlin, lingus.ustralia and aer i want to start with setting the scene. for those of us who do not fly to abu dhabi oh regularly, what is the main distinction between your airline and the emirates? both of you are premium carriers. >> [no audio] global carriers and are building a strong network over the last 10 years. with greaterentiated service on board the aircraft but we have also invested in other airlines for it we invest in six other carriers to stretch our network. we are equity investors in australia and india, throughout the indian ocean and europe. part of that is generating topline traffic. we have come to negotiate on our costs and achieve greater skill in reducing our unit costs. >> you mentioned equity alliances, you have seven of them, but nothing in the americas. might we see you buy a stake in american carrier? frankly, it's not a shopping list. we have 47 coaches and two of t

there are some government owned airlines around the world like emirates and those airlines that are perfectlyell run, but malaysia airlines for may financial perspective was not one of them. the irony there is perhaps the fact that it is government owned might help it because the government likely providing cash infusions, but they haven't provided any government up eight so far. we know the disaster has cost a lot of money and typically you have some kind of revenue impact as customers do looking away from the airline. >> you can understand it. people would be hesitant to become that airline. but let's look at some other disasters. you think about air france after it situation off the coast of brazil. it survived that. what is different about malaysia airlines versus air france question mark >> grade-point, trish. these kinds of disasters rarely prove the undoing of an otherwise strong airline. you mentioned air france and there are numerous other ones. but they often prove the undoing of an airline that is teetering. if you think of pan am or swissair, those disasters occurring not too long