i went to abu dhabi, to masdar city.rying to do there is create the greenest city in the world. >> you said you went to abu dhabi, which makes me think big oil-producing place. but you also said greenest city in the world. what does abu dhabi care about being green? >> abu dhabi does sit on some of the world's largest oil reserves, but they are trying to think more broadly about energy now. masdar is their first step in that direction. >> masdar is a strategic, holistic, comprehensive approach to renewable energy, to seriously and in a meaningful way contribute to the advancement of clean technologies. we believe that this is a logical step for a major oil-producing nation to venture into. who knows energy more than us? we are trying to create the home for renewable energy, which is masdar city. >> we are about to get to masdar, the world's biggest experiment in sustainability. this entire thing is supposed to be all of masdar city. it looks like an oasis in the middle of the desert. this is architectural eye candy. >> t

what made you heard from where you are in abu dhabi a slow me down to zero as greedy. the real question is about this. this disagreement betrays the greater unity. one of the state is a very serious thing. this is our president that would mean that they have for now. with each of these are countries offer will remain in the u n in the gcc and men in ministry through this issue. so there the filing and businesses also a one way to categorize it as this is something almost an exact meal seriously his presence. as you say something is going to run for a little while longer until a consultant. and you're saying that adds to make it sounds like a family feud that nonetheless brands in the muslim brotherhood a organization that's a pretty clear signal to daw. it's not something that the saudis are doing. no one is the team is in the arab world has shifted again ucf caused millions of people in st stephen's reason for the removal of course he lost the source of the protests the smallest and into the air that led to the removal of the change in government which took her out or

. >>> ab abu dhabi sectarianism and terrorism that has afflicted the muslim world for decades. joining us now is ed hussein, sr senior fellow, are u.s. policy towards the middle east. his recent article published in the national one cleric's role on radicals is the hope for moderate islam is his reflection on that trip to the crns. >> great to hear about that conference. why had something like this never happened before? >> firstly can the many if i may, are congratulate you and al jazeera america for covering this. this was an important event that took place inside the muslim country, without the presence of western conference. not to demean western cameras. my point was this wasn't playing to the gallery, this was a genuine heart felt overdue conversation among muslims. that had to happen in a place, i think emirates is somewhat neutral in the political makeup of the country and therefore hosted by the government there without interference. and with the credit of the foreign minister they said they would not interfere and did not. that was a level of freedom that allowed musl

make sense to me, if that was policy. >> abu dhabi is not an endpoint. this is a point along the way in a progression to where we should get to a more aviation security environment for this country. >> may i close my questioning on this. what are we going to do as we as more resources over there american citizens flying in all over the world are seeing extended delays simply getting through. you're already down in the resources you need to do the work. why are we sending personnel overseas during a time when you were understaffed at our own border? >> in general, the more we can , last forward areas points of departure outside of this country, both for the terrace can get on the airplane to fly into this country, the better. i believe that is a homeland security imperative. >> i respect the five minutes. i yield back. for appreciate your support the chemical facility antiterrorism legislation. legislation, ior hope we can pass that out of this committee in the bipartisan way. with that, the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas. >> mr. secretary, tha

ben bernanke told a financial conference in abu dhabi that the u.s.d shape compared to the rest of the world. it was his first public speech since leaving office at the end of january. >> abu dhabi, what do you think? >> 200. >> that's it? >> 250. >> easy. don't you think? >> i don't know. yes, maybe. >> maybe more. >> no. >> 250. because you know the market, right? >> no, i don't. >> this is why he gets -- >> what do you think bernanke gets in abu dhabi. >> way more than 250. >> i thought that's what the president got. >> it's abu dhabi. >> babe ruth made more than the president. >> we'll do some research. >> okay. for more on the situation in ukraine, our chief international correspondent michelle caruso-cabrera is here. >> good morning. vladimir putin just finished a news conference, kind of a surprise. we walked into the office, here is the video rolling. let's show the video. he's comfortable in the chair as he takes respectful questions from the russian media who i'm sure were invited. the big headline out of this news conference and what brough

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speaking engagement since leaving the federal reserve for 8 years..bernanke told a group of bankers in abu dhabi. the central bank did well in a complex situation but could have done more to fight the financial crisis by going more agressive with monetary policy. and that the u.s. economy could have recovered faster. bernanke also shared --it was challenging to measure his words to investors. it's estimated bernanke commanded a quarter of a million dollars for his speech. chevron may avoid paying a 9 and a half billion dollar fine. a judge has ruled in favor of chevron in a case dating back to 20-11. ecuadoran villagers sued the corporation---accusing it of polluting the amazon rainforest. a judge ruled that lawyers for the ecuadoran side engaged in criminal behavor and submitted fradulent evidence to obtain the verdict. chevron calls the ruling a resounding victory for the corporation and its shareholders. in puerto rico-- the governor is siging off on a bond sale to pay down deep debt. according to reports $3.5 billion in bonds will be sold to pay off $70 billion in debt. puerto rico is in its

as i'm sure you know in abu dhabi, and i think we need to continue to work in that direction. >> so, how many preclearance officers would we have in the middle east? >> we'd like to have more. it depends upon an assessment of the security at each airport, and this is not something that well occur overnight but i believe it's a general direction we should work in. >> where are the nonmiddle east -- preclearance offices. >> you mean airports? >> is. >> doh! ha -- >> nonmiddle east. >> 0, in huron. >> are -- in europe. >> are we not worried about placing so many in northeast? >> the level of security at last points of departure airports tends to vary, some are better than others. so, i think we need to focus our preclearance resources in the airports that need a little more help and where the host government is willing to support us. so, for example, what we hope to have is a situation where the host nation, host government, will support our efforts and help pay for it. >> where do -- >> depends on the ability to work out an arrangement for the host government. >> you propose a fee for

on just one flight last year from sao paulo to abu dhabi. they were going to south africa or the countries heading to the final destination. >> translator: africa say warehouse for the drugs to be stored until trafficked to europe or asia. however, the cocaine that goes on flights to the middle east doesn't leave the airport. it transfers to the consumer marke markets >> reporter: with only a handful of police agents working a night, an airport that 30 million passed through last year, stopping all drugs is impossible. behind the drug mules there's a network of the nigerian mafia that runs the entire trafficking operation according to this officer that didn't want to be identified. >> translator: the mules arrive here with little more than. they're told to go to a hotel where they're contacted by traffickers to tlifr the drugs to the mules, hand them a ticket and send them to the airport. >> you're under arrest for international drug transportation. >> reporter: on this night two are arrested, no telling how many others got through. a typica

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speed, precision, skill, red bull in abu dhabi. ♪ >> this is "lunch money," on bloomberg television, live on your tablet and smartphone. i am matt miller, in for adam johnson. social, we are focusing on one of the world's hottest startups, pinterest, putting the company's value at nearly $4 billion. ceo and cofounder ben silverman had his doubts on whether the company would ever become a success. emily chang sat down with silverman in a rare and exclusive interview. >> it has been a long road. but i think that most things in life that are worthwhile take a while. both of my sisters are doctors. parents are doctors. that is a minimum 12 year commitment just to be the most junior doctor out there. that has always been in the back of my mind. when i think of how long things should take. yes, i think it is a long road for a lot of folks. if you are having fun and learning, if that is what you want, now is a great time to try it. >> was there a moment where you said -- now i need to make sure i do not give up? i know that in the early days it took a while for things to catch on, right? >>

but we are looking at abu dhabi, compared to say, pittsburgh.ndred $34,000 in today's dollars. >> and that was a private meeting. this was a public event and that was private. >> ben bernanke says he can now say anything, but we all know that is not true. at tradersking convicted for fraud that resulted in a record loss. is what they're calling the tierney of finance. l began his 875 mile walk after a brief meeting with pope francis. either way, his rosaries are blessed. his lawyer said he risked being jail as his last appeal was rejected this month and he has been deprived of everything in a lasix month, but he's a free man, so walked -- everything in the last six years, but he's a free man, so he walked to meet the people. 77% of french responder saw him as a victim in this whole scandal. >> the french have a healthy respect for disrespect of authority. when i lived there, i cannot tell you how many times i saw somebody jumped the turnstile in the subway in new york city. -- how many times have you seen somebody jumped the turnstile in the sub

chairman -- >> and the fee that they're talking about, the immigration user fee on the abu dhabi issue that's a fee that has been in effect since 1980. they are asking for an increase in the fee. >> that's what i mean. >> but that is is a pretty long time established fee. >> no, no. i know. yes, sir, i know about the fee. but as i understand, there is an additional fee that is being proposed. >> they are asking for an increase in that fee. >> do we know what that additional fee is. >> it is to finance tsa. >> but do we know what the fee is and how much it generates? >> well the aviation security fee -- >> we know what they are and we do know that the increases we're not real excited about. >> it just caught my attention. they all require authorization. >> correct. >> thank you. >> one is the coast guard and the other is the acquisition status report. should be -- we don't have that. i want to get -- i'm not trying to gotcha, but i want to know when you are going to get that to us but we have got a hearing tomorrow. >> i have directed my staff to give you what we owe you and not delay.

. -- capability in abu dhabi. i think we need to continue to work in that direction. many preclearance offices would we have in the middle east? we would like to have more. it depends upon an assessment of the security at each airport. this is not something that will occur overnight. it is a general direction we should work in. eastere are the non-middle to cleanse offices? >> airports? ja comes to mind. >> non-middle east. >> in europe. >> are we not worried about placing so many in the middle east? level of security at last point of departure airports tend to vary. some are better than others. i think we need to focus our preclearance resources in the airports that need a little more help and where the host government is willing to support us. government is willing to support us. to for example, what we hope have is a situation where the host nation, host government will support our efforts and help pay for it. the ability to work out an arrangement with the host government. >> you proposed a fee to pay for this? that our customs efforts be funded in part, largely t

and double points will be awarded at the final race of the season in abu dhabi. >> the opening roundot hard to sell. but after huge changes to the cars in the offseason what the fancy in the you australian grand prix on sunday is anyone's guess. the drivers are not bursting with enthusiasm about their new cars. >> yes, i knew it will be new. >> williams with mercedes engines are showing promising signs. >> i'm really confident that we can have a good start, show a much better face than we have shown in the past. so really looking forward to that. >> the changes to the cars have clearly had a big impact on the teams and drivers prompting some to even suggest that less than half the field will be able to finish sunday's race. that might be an extreme view but there is a lot of uncertainty heading into round one. for the past four years redbull racing has dominated. their preparation this season has been in their own words been disastrous. but there are clear signs that they're closing the gap to mercedes. >> they have a very integrated engine and engine recovery system. but we'll catch

muslim theologian, he has the convening power of calling muslim leaders, religious leaders to come to abu dhabi to address the theologic theological, the theo-politics if you like, him and his are theology, he has been teaching for 60 years himself. 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 th

until the end of the season double points will be awarded at the final grand prix of the season in abu dhabi. here are reports. >> the opening round of the formeformula one season is not d to sell. but what the fans will see in the australian grand prix on sunday is anyone's guess. the drivers are not bursting about enthusiasm about their new look cars. >> mercedes seems to be doing the best job getting used to the changes which include smaller engines recovery system and aerodynamics. it's also showing promising signs. >> we're confident we can have a good start, show a much better face than we've shown in the past. we're really looking forward to that. >> the changes in the cars have profited some to suggest that less than half the field will be able to finish sunday's race. that may be an extreme view but there is a lot of uncertainty heading into round one. for the past four years redbull racing has dominated. their preparation this year has been, in their own words, disastrous, but they say there are signs that they're closing the gap to mercedes. >> they have a very integrated engine r

in the asian champion's league, al jazeera had victory at al shabaab the abu dhabi team went on to win in group a, the iranian side had a game to forget, especially the goalkeeper, a mistake here that led to the only go of the game. he gets the leap right, but sets up for easy into the net. they moved to the top of group b in uzbekistan. the qatari side opened up a 2-nil lead. the homicide pulled a goal back in stoppage time, but they hang on to win, 2-1 the score. >>> iranian team fulad edged out al fateh. ramen any put away the spot kick. 1-0 the final skill. >>> it's day five of the winter paralympics in sochi. the pair olympian org y'ally from russia has taken a silver medal. tatiana mcfadden is a wheelchair racer who took all titles in the ipc world athletics and holds all four major marathon titles in wheelchair racing. >>> russia dominated day four of the sochi paralympics on tuesday winning four gold medals on the buy agent lon track in a hockey thriller. they enjoyed the joint most successful day of the game opening a huge lead at the top of the overall standings. despite bein

. >> that's something the uae can't count enance as being a sort of rival to the pour in abu dhabi. the likewise who have a wahabi outlook don't view the misslum brotherhood and its marriage of politics and islam as a legitimate force within their current tree. there are pro-muslim brotherhood supporters in these countries. they represent a genuine political force. >> worries these gulf states. qatar has had kawadari living there for 50 years. they have formed close links with the muslim brotherhood leadership, not just in egypt but across the region. they viewed it for a chance of expanding their interests. the others have viewed it as a threat to their interests. >> thank you very much for that, michael stephens >> reporter: thank you. >> in london there. >>> coming up here on the program, we will be taking a look at the big issues and the big players at the world's largest democracy prepares for national elections. >>> the little boy with big dreams. how a free school in bangladesh is giving him and other children hope. >> start with one issue ad guests on all sides of the debate

ben banking $250,000 for his first public speaking engagement in abu dhabi on tuesday. 2013, $199,700n he made all of last year. how do we feel about this? >> i don't have a problem with it. it's rarefied territory. tony blair makes half a million dollars a speech. bill clinton makes three quarters of a million. i did a story about three or four years ago where i know donald trump was charging $1 million per speech to go to the real estate seminars people were putting on. i don't have a problem with it. he's out of office now. >> anybody -- you ever actually go hear these speeches? i have. >> they're boring. >> you would have to pay me to go. the only upside to it is that the more money he can make in a foreign country to bring back here, the better. good for him. >> i got no problem with it, either. topic two. united airlines cracking down on its carry-on policy. they are really going to enforce it apparently to the letter. not only the bag size limit, carry-on luggage no larger than nine inches by 14 by 12. that policy has been in effect for years but now if you are caught at the ga

. >> thanks for joining me from abu dhabi? . >> thanks for having me on the show. and al jazeera compete every day. how did this come about where you were on their air telling viewers about this trial some. >> they contacted cnn, they talked with the manager. it did go up the chain. it was a discussion and then i was brought into the discussion ultimately i was told look, this is up to you. you know what's going on on the ground. you know certain things that we may not know. let's talk about this and see if this makes sense to do this. if there are any other concerns you might have. i talked to the crew. we decided it was the right thing to do. of course they identified me as a cnn correspondent on al jazeera air. was it a strange thing to have happened? i was surprised when i got the initial e-mail saying that would you do a live report for al jazeera. at first i thought it was a mistake and then realized what had happened and how this all sort of came about and i was happy to do it. >> one of our colleagues, reza sayah helping out with reports this week as well.

[buzzer] bernanke was paid $250,000 for public speaking engagement in abu dhabi, which is $50,000 morened the whole year. that is today's "speed read." little more than a minute. >>> europe and ukraine dependence on russian natural gas is calling for end to restrictions on our natural gas exports. a lot of money at stake for the country's biggest energy companies. peter barnes inside the beltway with more. peter? >> that's right, david. russia supplies europe about a third of its natural gas mostly by pipelines that run through the ukraine. vladmir putin cut off supplies before in disputes with ukraine as you recall. the push to export our natural gas is gaining more traction for geopolitical reasons, not just economic reasons, to reduce russia's leverage over many of our key allies. the push comes as the u.s. is experiencing natural gas boom, thanks to fracking. the u.s. is now the world's biggest natural gas producer, topping russia. but critics say the energy department has been dragging its feet. approving applications to export liquid natural gas. the process takes about 2 to 3 ye

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 issues. his is an amazing speed throughout the conversation it is easy to use the keyword the current account. it's a lot the country.

for those of us who do not fly to abu dhabi oh regularly, what is the main distinction between your airlinehe 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 them are with american airlines and jetblue and they work well for us. where we see unique opportunities in certain markets where we are being constrained, we have invested in carriers. we don't have the challenge of the u.s.. the u.s. is open skies and i am satisfied with the r

story bernanke was paid at least a 250,000 dollars for his first public speaking engagements in abu dhabi since stepping down in january. that compares to his 2013 and the of $199,700, appearance was only the first of three around the world this week. all right, let's go to manchester, tennessee, democrat caller. norma, you were on with zachary goldfarb of the "washington post ." caller: hello. i draw $946. that is how i pay my rent, and by the time i pay my light bill, i hardly have food left to buy your food, your groceries and stuff. i wonder -- what is president obama going to do about the people that are on social security? is he going to plan on raising social security so people can make a little bit more affordable so they can live off of? that is my question. guest: until recently, there had not been significant cost-of- living adjustments in social security because inflation had been very, very low in the recession in the years following. the debate going forward unfortunately for current retirees and future retirees is not whether to enhance social security benefits but whether

reportedly, he earned a quarter million dollars for one speech in abu dhabi on tuesday. that's more than his yearly salary last year. they say he is likely to take in that kind of money for about a year or two. >>> yahoo is eliminated log-in buttons from google and facebook. instead, users will be asked to sign on to yahoo pages using their yahoo user name. yahoo says that will give to the best personalized experience to its users. tech analysts say it also will let yahoo keep users on its pagers longer. >>> we are finding out more about a possible drug connection in the case of a woman accused of brutally killing her 75-year-old mother in her east bay home. prosecutors say cindy lynn burley beat her mother to death with a sledgehammer early sunday morning. the newark s.w.a.t. team rush today the scene. the court records show the suspect's mother called police several times complaining about her daughter and her grandson moaking main. the 7 -- smoking marijuana. she pointed police to some pot plants that they are grandson was allegedly growing in the backyard. >>> 7:17.

he was in abu dhabi. he said he expected growth to be strong.n in a second but when you say the bank shares could go up 100% from here do you mean pretty much across the board? >> yeah. in other words, basically if you're looking at the banking industry as if it was manufacturing and you think of the bank balance sheet as basically a factory, the industry is operating at 65% of capacity. if the economy is going to grow at the rate that mr. bernanke, myself, and others believe, then it will ultimately get to 85% to 90% of capacity. it will drive earnings much higher than they are at the present time and it will get the stocks up to 2.25 to 2.5 book levels. >> dani, what do you guys think? do you agree this is the golden era of banking? >> if that's true, it represents around 20% of the s&p. it will haul up the other 80%. that may be a very good investment thesis and it's hard to fault it because i think he's right. if we can get these quarters ahead of us that are going to be more than north of 3% gdp growth, the rest of the economy will also hav

i leave tuesday for abu dhabi for a three-act play.ng season that's may through july at the metropolitan opera house here in new york city and you can see me do many principal roles there. avt.org, you can find it there. >> thank you so much for coming. >> thank you for having me. >> that is our show for today. thanks to you at home for watching. and thank you, melissa and the entire nerd land team for the honor of sitting in this chair. i want to let everyone know that melissa harris-perry will be back here, yes, melissa is returning to the program next saturday, 10:00 a.m. eastern. now it's time for a preview of "weekends with alex witt." alex? >> you did a great job filling the chair, though, jonathan. so well-done. >> thanks, alex. >>> day 16 now. a new satellite image. will it hold clues to the disappearance of the missing malaysia jetliner? is the exhaustive search effort about to get more difficult? a major weather event is brewing. what it means for crews in the indian ocean. >>> the clinton tea leaves. did hillary tip her hand

story bernanke was paid at least a 250,000 dollars for his first public speaking engagements in abu dhabiince stepping down in january. that compares to his 2013 and the of $199,700, appearance was only the first of three around the world this week. all right, let's go to manchester, tennessee, democrat caller. norma, you were on with zachary goldfarb of the "washington post ." caller: hello. i draw $946. that is how i pay my rent, and by the time i pay my light bill, i hardly have food left to buy your food, your groceries and stuff. i wonder -- what is president obama going to do about the people that are on social security? is he going to plan on raising social security so people can make a little bit more affordable so they can live off of? that is my question. guest: until recently, there had not been significant cost-of- living adjustments in social security because inflation had been very, very low in the recession in the years following. the debate going forward unfortunately for current retirees and future retirees is not whether to enhance social security benefits but whether to

so, anyway, 250 for a speech he gave in abu dhabi yesterday. that's more than he -- oh, man. than everything he earned in all of 2013 as fed chairman. it was his first public appearance since leaving his job at the end of january. a lot of people, that's a lot of money opinion. >> it is. >> to say that he only made 250 is -- >> he's somebody who toiled and really worked under some difficult conditions for a long time. >> he was under the impression that the entire global economy rested with his ability to present money. so that was the mind set that the fed is still in at this point that it's all on them. but there were days when -- there were years past where it wasn't all about the fed. >> although i will say back in 2008 -- >> a lot of people think qe1 made sense. but a lot of people even some sitting on the fed didn't think q2 and qe3 made sense. >>> today, we have highlighting medical research with mt. sinai health systems. we're joined on set by two very special guests. dr. ken davis is the president and ceo of mt. sinai health system. gentlemen, welcome. it's great to

that was in abu dhabi and it compares to the 2013 paycheck as fed chairman of a little over 1$1 $199,000f level for so many years, there's got to be a payback. the fact that every treasury secretary. >> generally how it works around here, that's right. >>> let's send it over to sheila and get a quick market flash here. >> check out shares of target at session lows right now. chief information officer beth jacob resigning as the retailer overhauls its information security business. this is, of course, in the wake of a massive data breach the company experienced late last year. target says it will search for an interim cio in the meantime. stock currently trading right around a decline of 0.8 of 1%. simon? >> thank you. >>> a former netflix exec started the streaming company roku and it streamed an increasingly whopping 70% last year and now it's introducing a new product that will enhance your viewing experience and compete directly with google. we'll talk to roku's ceo anthony wood next. >>> and google is investing $50 million in auction.com what is the search giant up to now? we'll talk