. >>> this week on "marketplace middle east" is the boom back in dubai?take a look at the once thriving market. >>> growing ambitions. we talk about the development plans in the region and beyond. >>> oil prices hit a ten month high this week triggered by increased tension between iran and the west. the uptick is not only causing petro prices to climb but may prompt the largest exporter, saudi arabia, to open its tanks of iranian oil not reaching world markets. the strait of hormuz is the main artery for gulf oil, where in this region nearly 2/3s of the world's proven oil reserves sit offshore or beneath the desert sands. like the human heart, the strait can't operate if it's plugged. >> the market would go towards 150, 200 if we saw that. i think it's in everybody's interest to try to avoid getting there. >> as the u.s. military steps up its maneuvers in the gulf, the racheting up of tensions has pushed crude prices to a ten month high feeding right into prices paid at the pump. at the high security operations center in eastern saudi arabia that controls

there was, you know, the 2008 crash in dubai which also affected abu dabby and it was a wake-up call and they are moving beyond that. as i said last year, was there a hold on a lot of outward-looking projections that were lifted and they are moving forward with their investments and they are again, open for business again and there are arab spring concerns which they've addressed now and they are moving forward. i think that the overall message is the pause that we saw last year is pretty much over, but there will be concerns as you go forward and they're certainly focused on what happened in dubai and they're not going to spread their money and way around like they used to because of the model of dubai, but there may be ambassadors who have more and this is not an area that is something that we get into investors have things to say about that. >> yeah, please. >> well, they're now focused more with the sovereign wealth funds and the types of investments that they can do, and they are not as old as the ones in kuwait and abu dhabi and they're very quickly making up in a short time be

from the heart of dubai's financial district, more pressure on iran.orea joins the nation of making moves to reduce iranian oil imports. >>> from scientists to ceos, the growing roll of women in the region. we sat down with one of the most power full, uae foreign trade minister. >>> the u.s. and you are peian crack down on the iran exports is gathering momentum. south korea is the latest country saying it will seek to diversify supplies, while there are concerns in south korea about rising energy prices, the head of the korean national oil company says other oil can be found. >> i think the government can make it possible, actually we can have sources that easily, special agreement with iraq, if there is any crisis, they are ready to support us. that agreement was made last year, so i think our government has made enough to make nalt tiff sources. >> the company signed the deal to develop three energy feels in abu dhabi. i sat down with the uae foreign trade minister to discuss this bilateral relationship and overall tilt to the east of the uae for bus

old switches and that's the old what was one thing i think is interesting you talk about visiting dubai before the bust and after the bust and you kind of had a different short term lesson versus the long term lesson what kind of a. the difference well in this you know i was there in a big in two thousand and seven when they were going through their peak and something like more than half of the cranes in the world were there and places buzzed with excitement and construction a second time in one week after the blast in two thousand and nine and now i think there's opportunity there i have a friend who lives there and bill is there are cheaper real estate prices down but its role in the financial capital the middle east oil spills and that's something that i thought was interesting reading you were saying short term yes it's a lot and you know kind of these short term things you can see but long term with the same trend which is that the developing world continue to catch up big picture with the western world right and that's true for a lot of these markets i mean i expect they'll be big

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roger federer jinx after russia's top man lost to the twelve time against the swiss master in the dubai quarter finals federer did not face a single breakpoint and needed a break usually just once in the first set to ease to a six three six four victory in just days we're now at the russian playing fetch for most of the time federer improving his stance two dozen winds no losses against youzhny next up for the world number three is why not indulge quote. three tsonga. britain's andy murray booked a semifinal place after beating thomas burdick for the first time in six years murray didn't have it easy though running off the edge of the t.v. screen during this rally against the czech before finally winning the points but he battled through for a six three seven five picturing a move by defending champion novak djokovic for a place in the final. or . to sort of float through wasn't. a little bit nervous and. from. what it was going to come through a lot of those the last couple times of an important basketball now until scar have ensured they will have home court advantage for the yearly p

and they're not going to spread their money the way they used to, because of the model of dubai. but there may be ambassador who have more -- this is not an area that's something that we get into extensively so i don't know if the other ambassador have things to same about that. >> others? >> please. >> well, the qatar is now focused more on sovereign wealth funds and the types of investments they can do, they're not as old as the ones in kuwait or in abu dhabi or as large. they're making up in a short time because of the tremendous wealth they're accrued from the l & g they're exporting. they're looking for investments overseas. a lot of it looking to europe, to the east, some in the united kinds of things where they can pick up the kinds of industries or properties that are a little distressed and figuring out how they can turn them around and buck them up. you see a lot of their buying of greek debt and companies luxemberg and they had a projec they've made a big -- it's a $700 million project so they've taken a big step into the u.s. market with this project so we'll see how

his roger federer jinx after russia's top man lost the twelve time against the swiss master in the dubai quarter finals federer did not face a single breakpoint and needed to break usually just once and he the set piece to six three six calls victory in just over an hour the russian playing fetch most of the time federer improving his stance two dozen marines and no losses against next up for the world number three is one martin del potro joe will free to tsonga. britain's andy murray put the semifinal place to you after beating thomas for the first time in six years a merry didn't have it easy running off the edge of the t.v. screen during this rally against the czech before finally winning the point but he battled through for a six three seven five six three play defending champion over djokovic for a place in the final. yeah i mean up with the good war or so i. thought to sort of follow through on that world a little bit nervous especially. from. those critical. problem times of an important possible now and to scar have ensured they will have home court advantage for the euro league

a final with federer in dubai. but we'll start with the cage bars have squared their series with defending champion sorry about your life after a three two win on friday night and overtime goal from nico carbon leveling the best of seven contests one game all elsewhere alexander part of binged a last minute win it to get on guard a four three win and eighteen year old series lead against a more like team by the thrash most of the maggid of course there is a little there series or you get a stretch of three times in the final period to be cracked two or five two so that squares the series. now the russian premier league regimes today after a three month winter break in tears the moscow will be forced to field a sixteen year old goalkeeper for their crucial clash with table toppers then eat surrogate of yankin is their choice goalie and will play after surrogate chip to go he was red carded in their last match with angie gave in his debut all of five minutes and you'll be called upon again today because first choice

finally to tennis and second seed roger federer has won the dubai championship for a record first time after beating on the murray in the final the first set and two of the swiss master grand mary to lead six five and bertie his second set point to move in front. the two they changed early breaks in the second federer dropping his first serve throughout the week but later up his game to remain a straight sets seven five six four creating his second proud of the season and seventy second is in the streets career. that's all sports is i think. all. wealthy british style holds sometimes. markets why not scandals. find out what's really happening to the global economy in these kinds of reports. we all make choices sometimes it's tough. but it can be an easy call and. choice can be left to fate. or it can be.

mild dubai has a lot of economic activity most major u.s. corporations have. many of the european corporations as well and the way that. they have partnerships where you have to proceed with. in order to do business which is and which in the local companies that do some diversification but do but doesn't have the oil. reserves that i would obviously this. is. more grounded city. as it goes to profit the most from the potential plus in europe and the e.u. and potentially even china. and china story that they somehow put. their way out of the bust what they did was they created a credit bubble with. not performing as it's so the united states they just a few years behind the curve ok so you think it's a hard landing that's coming speaking of aboud dobby and all that money and power and you pulled out a headline that i'll be dobby royals are involved in r.b.s. talks this is of course the eighty three percent british taxpayer own banks and i'll be dobby could end up with a stake of more than a third my question is this part of a continuing trend

dubai has a lot of economic activity most of the major u.s. corporations have. cooperation as well and. they have problem ships where you have to proceed with local companies in order to business which is in which companies that do some diversification but doesn't have the oil. reserves that i would have because it would be. around it sitting here with potential chemical petrodollars has the ability to profit the most from the potential in europe and the e.u. and potentially even china. china story. out of the bust. before so the united states just a few years behind the curve ok so you think it's a hard landing that's coming speaking of aba dobby and all that money and power you pulled out a headline that i'll be dobby royals are involved in r.b.s. talks this is of course the eighty three percent british taxpayer own banks and i'll be dobby could end up with a stake of more than a third my question is this part of a continuing trend we've seen where developed economies and our banks get so laden with debt that they need bail out they need help they need capital

we have learned singh boarded a plane to dubai the following day. may try to flee to india. >>> today marks one year since the brutal beating of giants' fan brian stowe. the former paramedic from santa cruz suffered severe brain trauma and now uses a wheelchair and has trouble speaking. he also has short-term memory los and needs around-the-clock care. they will mark the anniversary by joining the estimated 250 people at the walk for thought event in san jose today. organizers hope to raise $50,000 for the brain injury association of california. the walk begins at 10:00 at almaden lake park. >>> well, coming up this morning on "today in the bay," three tickets are splitting the record $640 million mega millions jackpot. we'll have all the latest details, including where those winning tickets were sold. clearly, rob and i did not win, otherwise we would still be sleeping or celebrating. see you at 7:00. >>> welcome back on this saturday morning, march 31st, 2012. it is a cold, rainy morning out here on the plaza. but look at that. even though march i

your travels overall when you come to i mean you mentioned nicaragua in your book you mentioned to dubai which i want to get into a little bit later after we get back from break you know all these are from places where you see the best opportunities for somebody that wants their money's safe they want to know that they can invest and they can retire with their family and they don't have to worry about it m.f. global or their farming confiscated or whatever what do you see as kind of those golden opportunity well that's this well there are a lot there are a lot of different markets but one thing that you learn when you start to dig into these markets is that there are surprises nicaragua for example is a country that is actually pretty favorable for investors and there are there's a development on that publishes a part of called rancho santana for example and that's in the pacific coast titles really clean here and that's a beautiful beautiful place your property rights are very secure there so that's something that i think most people would not appreciate just thinking of making a rug wo

their countries and you say that that economic benefit is still being felt today and you talk about dubai could you talk about that because i think it speaks to a little bit of a broader theme that for example people bring up a lot when i talk about m.f. global or other things which is that people maybe are no longer willing to pay a premium for feeling like their money is safe in the u.s. and instead that money is going elsewhere do you see that as an example of it yes i would be a good example i think in simplest terms what happened in the buys they made it very easy to invest money they're. going to remove the other tax structure a lot of regulatory structure is not there so all that money flowed into the. room . and even now. real estate bubble but still i think the bar has a place it's a place for the rich in the middle east to put their money it's kind of like they're switching their old switch. and that's the old. one one thing i think is interesting you talk about visiting to buy before the bust in after the bust and you kind of had a different short term lesson versus the long te

but glory turned to scorn at a dubai hotel in 2010 during an operation to kill a top arms courier forhe 27 mossad agents didn't know was that the hotel was full of security cameras, and while they succeeded in the assassination, the whole world got to watch their comings and goings, including the two agents who conspicuously hung around the elevator in their tennis shorts. pictures of the "secret agents" were on front pages around the world. this was considered kind of a disaster for the mossad. >> dagan: i never heard that any israeli was arrested. >> stahl: no, but the chief of police in dubai called for your arrest. he challenged you to "be a man and take responsibility." >> dagan: what do they want, that i really would take seriously what the chief of police of dubai is saying? >> stahl: i wonder if it is the reason that you are no longer at the mossad; that it was seen as such a botched operation, that that basically ended your career. >> dagan: first of all, not true. i was requesting the prime minister to leave my office. after more then eight years, i believed it's enough. >>

dubai was. thanksgiving 2009. the dubai debt scandal was going to collapse and all of us. do you hear anything more about that? because the abu dhabi stepped in, paid off the problem, paper did over, covered it over and it is gone. in january 2010, the soros fund and a couple of other hedge funds called a meeting in new york and said where are going to make money next? i know this because it was published in "the wall street journal" in february 2010 where they said, we are going to go to better rates and short sell. where? greece. they are interest rates in the greek interest rates then were not all that different from german interest rates or american interest rates. what the government had to pay to borrow money, well, what happened from that time until now, greek debt, to your money, they pay over 100% interest. now, do you think any nation could survive having to pay 100% interest on borrowed money? any nation that overdue money. no. so what we're seeing increase is not a natural death. it wouldn't happen as quickly. therefore this secret weapon of short selling, you

they're, um, there was, you know, the 2008 crash in dubai which also affected abu dhabi was a wake-upall, and they are moving beyond that. um, as i said last year, there was a hold on a lot of outward-looking projects. that has been lifted. they are moving forward with their investments, they are, um, again, open for business. again, there were arab spring concerns which they've addressed now. um, they are moving forward. i think that the overall message is that the pause that we saw last year is pretty much over, but there are, there will be concerns as they go forward, and they're certainly focused on what happened in dubai, and they're not going to spread their money, way around the way they used to because of the model of dubai. but there may with ambassadors who have more -- this is not an area that is something we get into too extensively, but i don't know if other ambassadors have things to say about that. >> okay. others? yeah, please. >> well, the qataris are now focused more on sovereign wealth funds and the types of investments that they can do. they are not as old as the o

in art dubai the art fair gives collectors from all over the world an opportunity for big buys.n is one such art lover. he dabbled in graphic design himself, works in visual media and now looking to expand his own art collection. >> i refer to myself as a baby collector. i like collecting some art. it became a little bit of a habit just to keep collecting prettier and prettier things or at least interesting things. ♪ >> reporter: you're going to show me the very first piece of art you bought. >> i can't remember exactly if i bought them both for $50 or each for $00. it was about like $8,000 and that was about maybe 4. >> reporter: today wael is hoping to find a new piece of art within his budget. >> i want to spend around $10,000 maybe but i have a leeway of, okay, if, you know, i can afford going up to like maybe 15 maximum. ♪ >> reporter: with that it's off to the fair. so we're at a special preview for buyers, patrons, collectors of art due by which wael is one of them. you're looking very business i. >> i do a preselection and mark then down in a different ones and then i cr

he allegedly boarded a plane to dubai the following day. authorities believe he may try to flee to india. >>> the oakland police will open their first police academy in four years. one academy will not be enough to maintain meager staffing levels. staffing is expected to dip below 600 officers by early next year. chief howard jordan has talked to the alameda sheriff's department about including oakland recruits scheduled to start in october. it would cost the city more than $3 million to graduate 30 additional recruits, money that has not been budgeted by the city. currently, oakland has 657 officers. that's down from a high of 832 in december of '08. >>> still ahead at 6:00, a candid interview with jean quan. our raj mathai sits down with oakland's embattled interview. her firstntnterview after the scandal occupy oakland. >>> you're 33 more times likely to be killed by horn nets than win tonight's mega million jackpot. but that's not stopping people from trying. i'm jodi hernandez. we have a closer look at the odds coming up. >>> and it co

we have learned singh boarded a plane to dubai the following day. authorities believe he may try to flee to india. >>> much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, first lady michelle obama waking up in the bay area this morning. we'll take you to the event that people paid thousands to attend. >>> plus, credit cards compromised. important information for anyone scih a mastercard, visa or vis o over card. stay with us. er >>> welcome back. good morning toyou. a live look at san francisco. overcast this morning. rob mayeda says the rain is expected to hit any minute if it hadn't already there. it is 7:10. the first lady in the bay area this morning, michelle obama will be in alameda at 10:00 commissioning the coast guard cutter stratton in alameda. last night she was in san francisco raises money and reenergizing supporters at a top-dollar fund-raiser. "today in the bay's" jean elle has more on this private event. >> reporter: michelle obama's motorcade leaves the academy of golden sciences in golden gate park after a top-dollar fund-raiser. >>

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musharraf lives in self-imposed exile in london and dubai. even if interpol does issue a warrant for his arrest it's up to each country to decide whether or not to detain him. musharraf has expressed the desire to return to pakistan and even run for office again. but ek perts point out the country's current leader will do everything they can to stop him from returning to politics. reporting for nhk world, islamabad. >>> the malaysian football team used to be one of the best in asia. it played at the munich olympics in 1972 and earned a bronze medal at the asian games. but according to the latestifa rankings malaysia has slipped to 148th in the world. a major effort is now under way to groom a new generation of players. nhk world reports from kuala lumpur. >> reporter: football is hugely popular among young malaysians but you wouldn't know it from the country's domestic league. the stadiums are almost empty. malaysians prefer the english premier league. fans gather to watch the games broadcast live. >> translator: the level of football in mala

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but this coming december in dubai that will be a reading negotiation. so back in 1988, most of the countries in the world got together and negotiated a treaty that set up a trend for the sbesht to be not regulated by governments. but to be regulated from the bottom up. all sorts of folks could come and make the bottom up rules for how the internet works and how it will grow and thrive and eed. in the past couple years there's been a gathering storm of some countries led by rush and china. he said he wants international control of the internet through the international telecommunication union, the itu, which is the u.n. based in geneva. it does a lot of good things that helps negotiate and manage international telecom's traffic. so everything from cyber security and privacy to domain name administration to engineering, administered by the task force. another nongovernmental group. as well as the arrangements of the long haul backbone where there are privately negotiated traffic swapping agreements between backbone providers and et cetera. all of that is

in a powerful left foot as soon after the restart but seven minutes later the league's top scorer dubai finished off across from. the ivory striker increases his goal tally to twenty six out of this season and giving to sky their first win in six games to move them to begin six point zero eight at the top. so that you then that the table to show you what we are talking about is any clear biami man there six points between him the only man holding the final champions league spot at the moment welcome mikey for four behind them and it's in our mind sparta and it is only very lives. but elsewhere thirty side and she have labelled as idiotic the banana throwing that occurred during their one of the feet at loch motif on sunday club's winter signing chris sound paid to be the target of the alleged abuse of anonymous thrown at him from the stands in the congolese defender trustees back safe on the russian foot or even looking into the incident. i ring them both to midfielder for breach muamba is improving slightly after suffering a heart attack during saturday's f.a. cup quarter final with to

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but this coming december in dubai, there will be a treaty negotiation or renegotiation. so back in 1988, well, most of the countries in the world got together and negotiated a treaty that set up the trend for the internet to be not regulated by governments but to be regulated from the bottom up in what we call the multi stakeholder model, which is the private sector, academics, non-profits and such with engineers and academics and user groups and all sorts of folks to come and make the sort of bottomup rules for how the internet works and how it's going to grow and thrive and succeed. but in the past couple of years in particular, there's a bit of a gathering storm of some countries, perhaps led by russia and china, vladimir putin himself i quote him in that op-ed has said, and this is pretty much a direct quote, he wants international control of the internet through -- through the international telecommunication union, the itu, which is an arm of the u.n. based in geneva, and it does a lot of good things. it helps negotiate and manage international telecome's traffic bu

finally to tennis and second seed roger federer has won the dubai championship for a record for this time after beating andy murray in the final the first read until the swiss martha grant maritally sixty five and converted his second set point to move in front the two exchanged early breaks in the second and third were dropping his first serve throughout the week later up his game to be in straight sets seven five six for his second round of the season and seventy seconds of his illustrious career. and that's all those courses i think. we all make choices sometimes it's tough. but it can be an easy call. and choice can be left to fate. or it can be. limited.