this time he's tackling dubai. i mean, all of dubai. here he is in front of the world's tallest building on the soccer field with a frisbee trick shot. >> oh! >> whoa! >> hitting three in a row, three different hoops from the exact same spot off the water. >> at the end of a sky dive. never seen that before. comes down. just as he's about to weigh in,s toes a frisbee to his buddy. michael jordan of frisbee. >> the fact that he turned the frisbee tossing into a career, that's got the world to think. >> from a camel, we got to say my favorite part of this video from dubai -- >> if i make this shot, i'm buying this camel. >> apparently now brodie smith also owns a camel. >> if you want to see all of these trick shots from brodie, go to our website or check it out on our mobile app. >>> disney's toon town is an online gaming community you can go for interactive games. and a lot of people, grown-ups and kids, participated in it. this man is shuttering toon town september how could they? >> toon town? >> that's exactly how charlie feels, nick

. >>> y vivo en dubai. >>> son hermanas y viven a mÁs de 14 mil kilo mlts de su ecuador natal. bajo el mismo techo, tuvieron la misma edad ecuaciÓn en un colegio catÓlico y comparten el mismo destino. >>> a mi paÍs yo le amo pero este es mi segundo paÍs. >>> doris hace 13 y entre el viaje de una y el de la otra. se estableciÓ entre ellas un mundo de diferencias. >>> es muy sensual y yo de mis hermanas es las. y tenÍamos que ponerme esta cubierta. olvidarme de muchas cosas en general. no salir tanto. >>> dejar de sumar y entre hombres y mujeres. >>> hermanas, perdiz tiptss ximena se convirtiÓ al islam y estÁ casada con un em ra al que conociÓ en vacaciones en brasil. >>> 25 aÑos despuÉs p p dpu y un estilo de vida distinto, algo que a su hermana le cuesta trabajo aceptar >>> yo en su casa le respeto pero yo tambiÉn tengo mi tiempo y salgo con mis a mis. >>> doris trabajaba en un res rotante en el c co e en dubai es guÍa turistica con mejor paga y como es soltera goza de la libertad que no tiene si hermano. sin permiso de su marido ximena no puede ir a una casa, ni ir a una reuni

. >> ryan: is it b, dubai? it is b, dubai, look at that jump. 7-3 in the money chair. >> ryan: nathan just jumping ahead with that one there. akila? >> i said c, jurassic world. >> ryan: nathan? >> i also said c, jurassic world. >> ryan: is it c, jurassic world? it is. 9-5. next question. >> ryan: akila hits the doubler, makes it four-point question for you to answer or double back. five seconds. he doubles it back. maybe this is what she wanted. an eight-point question, you're forced to answer, five seconds. okay, this can change the bout, what did you say? >> d, binding. >> ryan: she said d, binding. for the eight points, is that right? it's c, felting. well played, nathan, let's stop the bout clock right there. 17-5. nathan leads by 12, he is in the money chair on a bit of a run. when we come back, we'll see how the final few seconds of this bout plays out. while the money chair keeps adding $10 a second. don't move, hang on, ee be right back. google, what is glossophobia? glossophobia, is the fear of public speaking. ♪ ♪ the only thing we have to fear is... fear it

>> in jordan and then it moved to dubai. >> rose: so when i go we know there are startups in israel.s everywhere and in so many people's hands you see hubs of innovation where anybody has access to broad band devices. amman is extraordinary and the king of jordan has put emphasis there but the fact of the matter is they've seen some of the best entrepreneurs in cairo, they're in the gulf, dubai, beirut is a thriving center of startup tech and i have to tell you tragically--s have very important-- some of those remarkable young women and men i saw were in damascus and some of them are still building companies. >> rose: despite what's going on in syria they're still there? >> it's been a mix. some have stayed there for a long time and one company floored me who would commute to have board meetings across beirut. but the last six months to nine months a lot of moved out. >> rose:ñr where did they goçó ? >> beirut is an obvious hub because that's closest. due into a big hub but if you talk to them they're counting the minutes to their ability to go back. >> rose: it's where i was born, w

syrian restaurants are booming in dubai. the population increased from 170,000 before the crisis to a million. that has let entrepreneurs to open restaurants to cure the sick. many appreciate the gesture, but hope to go back home some day. >> believe me, nothing is like home. wherever you are, you'll always look to go back to a country. it will remind you but never gave you the same feeling. >> several restaurants that operated in syria closed and moved to dubai after the civil war erupted. many fully staffed by syrians. protesters started the week over the doubling of gas link prices. the government is cracking down on protesters. 50 have been killed. the sudanese government it at 29. >> this is the reaction of the security forces against protesters in sudan. gunfire is heard, protesters scatter for safety. >> in carr -- cartoum they called for the downfall of the government. the protest came after the government cut fuel sub-sidies. the price of petrol and cooking gas doubled overnight. as the protest became widespread the

obedecer unas mujeres musulmanas, tenemos mÁs >>> nacÍ en quito soy de la capital de ecuador y vivo en dubaiy yo de mis hermanas soy la mÁs exÓtica, para mÍ era venir a un mundo que siempre deberÍa estar cubierta, olvidarme de muchas cosas en general no salir tanto ya, dejar de fumar ir a fiestas entre hombres y mujeres >>> hermanas pero distintas, ximena se convirtiÓ al islam cuando era jovencita y estÁ casada con un joven a quien conociÓ en brasil, 25 aÑos despuÉs tienen 3 hijos y un estilo de vida completamente distintos, algo que a su hermana le cuenta aceptar >>> cuando estoy con ello le respeto en su casa, pero yo tambiÉn tengo mi tiempo y salgo con mis amigos. >>> doris trabajaba en un restaurante en el ecuador, en dubai era guÍa turistica con mucho mejor paga y como es soltera goza de libertad que no tiene su hermana. sin el permiso de su marido ximena no puede salir de la casa ni ir a una reuniÓn social ni dar ordenes a sus hijos varÓnes. >>> debo consultar con mi esposo y pedirle la autorizaciÓn si yo podÍa estar en esta entrevista si Él me permitirÍa, y pues tuviste la suerte que

trabajaba en una compaÑÍa internacional, se cansÓ de viajar a todo el mundo, y llegÓ con su familia a dubÁiel petrÓleo reclutan a profesionales de todo el mundo, hay tanta inmigraciÓn, en la calle es difÍcil encontrar emiraties. >>> cuando comenzÓ el desarrollo econÓmico, tuvimos gente de muchos paÍses, que vinieron a trabajar. ellos se beneficiaron y nosotros tambiÉn. por lo que les dimos la bienvenida. >>> de planear y construir se encargan los millones de extranjeros que vinieron aquÍ, en 30 aÑos cambiaron el rostro de la infraestructura. 150 nacionalidades en una misma ciudad, sin conflicto, una paz social que tiene un rigido control al que miguel Ángel llama regulaciones. >>> regulaciones, los invitan a sacarte del paÍs, si no juegas por las reglas, si tÚ abusas. las visas se renuevan cada dos aÑos. >>> mientras los gobiernos tratan de frenar la inmigraciÓn en estados unidos, aquÍ hubo una polÍtica de recepciÓn de in inmigrantes. no se paga ningÚn tipo de impuestos, y hay que cumplir reglas, todo el mundo con seguro de salud, y el quedaro sin empleo, es causal para que caduque la visa,

thehe aftershocks from earthquake were felt as far as dubai and the indian capital, delhi. just saw the tall high- rise buildings with people running out in panic. it has been 24 hours since this powerful earthquakes truck and we are beginning to get a picture of the scale of the disaster. officials are now saying that about 300,000 people have been affected. 250 have been found dead. more than 500 wounded. the pakistani army has a strong presence in that region, with who have beens battling an insurgency for a long time there. we have spoken to doctors on the ground who are saying they need more help. getting ise we are that it is desperately difficult to get to these areas. >> it is. he cause it is a remote area, this is one of the most impoverished provinces in pakistan. they barely have roads, there are hardly any electricity, no cell phone connections. of the alleged abuses by pakistani security forces, extremist groups have been active there, it is not entirely safe to travel there. the authorities are hoping to open a safe route, but some local journalists have taken

other pockets where we're seeing interest today actually is in dubai which five years ago was a wreck seeing signs that the economy is improving and of course we know everything is always perfect. cheryl: looking at a region, bright spots, dubai, going back when we were there together in syria, at the time there was a feeling that the consumer, the 18-25-year-old young consumer wanted to embrace american capital. is all those opportunities gone? egypt or, is everything off the table? >> let's talk about syria. and think that syria and the sanctions were in place, a great opportunity, stock exchange has opened, commercial real-estate in downtown damascus among the highest in the world and very much feel that they were very pro western. the few syrians that communicated with me over the last year or two indicated to me they wanted to get out of the country but they were -- there was -- they were negative on what was going on. they are afraid for their lives. in egypt on the other hand lately the people i have been speaking too, mostly business people are turning pro we don't see it in t

today bash or-- bashar al-assad sat down with charlie row, i spoke with him a short time ago from dubai as he makes his way back home. >> the president of syria ago technology-- acknowledges that chemical weapons are as bad as other weapons of mass destruction. but believes that he can make the case that he did not do it. and says he's not even convinced that chemical weapons were used, he's not seen the proof. he does not believe that the administration has shown the evidence they have that his government was responsible. >> jeff: charlie you have spoken to president assad before what struck you most about this interview. >> i thought he was remarkably calm and conversational. i think he made a commitment, perhaps because he's his father's son, that all he had to do was just go all out. that in order to save the regime he had to go all out. he took note of the fact that war is ruthless. and that in war you have to do everything you can to survive. >> jeff: does bashar al-assad believe he will stay in power. >> i think he doesment i think he knows the risk. i asked him about that i said

will develop in the next half hour and for example with the easy stuff a kid in the mason show in dubai shoots once in fifteen go through a destruct ration and push them in. the taxis are always in motion the system is dynamic and provides not only information on traffic conditions any deviations from normal traffic patterns are also recorded seismographic li the system immediately recognizes congestions disruptions in traffic flow and late in the threats to peace and order. in a lot of chinese cities automobile traffic is increasing astronomically. traffic jams and the threat of gridlock are becoming a dire social problem. this is why we want to continue to develop our partnership with germany we accept our responsibility and want to take appropriate measures to actively push this project forward in the future we want to have means and measures for countering the gridlock threat to tell you this will also help us find ways to gain the upper hand over the environmental pollution and climate change resulting from traffic on. the interview. on the market is mother nature. may customers st

[laughter] he goes to the airport and tries to fly to dubai and pakistan. two days later i was in new york the day after that and he was being interviewed by katie couric then at cbs. here are two giant analects really coming together. and so katie couric says mayor bloomberg what do you think motivated this person? why would he drive his car bomb into times square? what is going on here? he says probably somebody upset about their health care bill. are they having a health care problem in pakistan and? there is your mindset. i will wrap it up now. a little off topic here i apologize phyllis. i know sometimes i get a little risquÉ but folks know me too well. this is a story about a family where there are two sets of children. there were the teenage children and the younger children and as happens, kia you have younger siblings. the younger kids were picking up things from the teenagers and repeating them in trying to be cool. some of the stuff they took was off-color. one morning the two little kids came downstairs for breakfast and the father is serving th

joining us to discussion the conflict is the director of the orient research center in dubai and former consultant to the syrian foreign ministry. thank you so much. so you spoke last night with people close to the syrian regime. do they believe the u.s. will strike? >> reporter: there is a certain level of denial discussing the issue with some of the people close to the regime itself that obama is too weak, the west is too weak, the west is withdrawing from the region, the west is reengaging with the russians in a new strategic way. that at the end of the day taking into account the economic crisis, taking into account what happened in iraq and afghanistan. obama is just raising the stake and will never hit. this is one paradigm of the discussion. the other is yes, there is a lot of panic if you scratch all the arguments and get deeper, you will find real anxiety because i think the regime itself doesn't offer any logical reply, my logical retaliation to the american attack. the main concern, i think, is about the degradation of the i had yags and the missile force of the regime, which

for the start of the new season next month thirty five year old held a coach including the kids in dubai but the shooting guard is racing against time to get fit after tearing his achilles tendon in april. i mean every year you step into believing your goal is to win the championship you know that's the thing is get to the top of that mountain and if i'm fortunate enough to to want to six where i could be just. your dream come true. walpole a basketball great shaquille o'neal has vowed to turn the cycle menfolk and into a world wide run off to the retired four time n.b.a. champion bought a stake in the club he once called the sacramento queens but now the to me to sixteen legend wants them to back his night. look forward to bring the sacramento back to where it used to be like to say the sacks and mark for the slow rate up which will be the first volley and surely for the whole childish of the battle for all except now are saying that the new name which will be called shaq or mental capital of california. well as they would both be able to assess go most go beat obama seventy six points

china and the united states have indicated that they would like to avoid any sea resteal ration in dubai leftover relationship they would like to and. trust between them. the international divisions over syria may be overshadowing the run up to the g twenty summit but there are also pressing financial issues to deal with tax evasion financial crime and recession's are key causes for concern we'll be bringing you extensive coverage on all those issues in just a few minutes. will stay with us after this break to find out about the record labels preparing for an all out attack on internet pirates. as syria's supply role deepens divisions. and recession rocks the global economy. the power elite gather in st petersburg. russia the g. twenty summit on are. we speak your language or not a dance. music program some documentaries in spanish more matters to you. it will turn to angles stories. that the spanish find out more visit a. secret lover tour to mccurdy was able to build the world's most sophisticated robot which will unfortunately doesn't give a darn about anything terms mission to teach

china and the united states have indicated that they would like to avoid any serious deterioration in dubai leftover relationship they would like to and arce. trust speech in them in the case of russia it appears that the russian nationalism is much more directed against the united states russian people desire to regain the kind of status and influence the country and joyed in the bipolar period. certainly has less straight with the united states and has been much bolder in is open criticisms of the united states well let's now our discuss the relationship between russia and china briefly if you could so is it a relationship that's made out of necessity in your opinion. bay certainly have a lot of common grounds not only on syria. they do not want to see too much you need to listen when the power of the united states they do not want to see too much domination on the part of the united states. base certainly see a lot of opportunities for trade and investment activity within the brics group and this russia one stool even more on is natural resources and we deal with seriously pendens on suc

next week, the owners of a play space based in new york city decide to open up branches in india and dubai do as much research as you want, but you never really know how things are going to play out until you get there. >> how to determine if international expansion is right for your company. until then, i'm j.j. ramberg. remember, we make your business, our business. has it's ups and downs. seasonal... doesn't begin to describe it. my cashflow can literally change with the weather. anything that gives me some breathing room makes a big difference. the plum card from american express gives your business flexibility. get 1.5% discount for paying early, or up to 60 days to pay without interest, or both each month. i'm nelson gutierrez and i'm a member of the smarter money. this is what membership is. this is what membership does. >>> the countdown to shutdown. what next? >>> in a rare early sunday morning vote, the house of representatives pushed back against obama care one more time, setting the nation up for a government shutdown less than two days from now. more on that in a moment. also

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china and the united states have indicated that they would like to avoid any serious deterioration in dubai leftover relationship they would like to and arse. trust speech in them. now regardless of regardless of the ongoing syrian conflict and the argument among world leaders about what to do with syria one of the bones of contention with much of the world regarding washington is washington's n.s.a. surveillance program we've been covering this story as have many networks across the world here for weeks and months now about the true extent of the n.s.a. sweeping surveillance programs not just in america but across europe central south america all around the world millions upon millions of people being spied upon and not just your average everyday citizen but also the governments and politicians as well at the summit today the bric leaders they said that this kind of global surveillance is utterly unacceptable brazil even wanted to hear an apology from president obama for breaching its previous see and also here in our conversation with the president of mexico the president saying that he a

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dubai was second, budapest, h g hungary and new york city tied for third.ast honesty was lisbon, portugal. >>> google today began to take on amazon but with one big difference. google does its shopping at local stores, helping the brick and mortar places. abc 7 news business and technology report david liu on how it works. >> reporter: palo alto's toy shop has been in business for eight years, but it's only been able to lately offer this service: same-day delivery. >> this will allow us to compete with amazon. is. >> reporter: google just launched shopping express, so people who are on the web are now in the shopping and delivery service. >> we're a technology company not necessarily known for driving trucks around town. that's why we were in beta for a full year learning a lot, and a lot of our beta testers helped us work out the kinks. >> reporter: they were so busy from san diego to san jose that we couldn't provide one. google said you place an order using the google app and schedule a delivery time. >> finally instead of shopping all day, i could stay

dubai residents hope to cash in on their beach bodies today.ates your weight in gold program comes to an end. 30-day antiobesity campaign offered participants who dropped more than 2 will cograms, 4.4-pound a gram of gold for every kilogram lost. currently 30% of the males and 3% of women are obese out there. this is according to the world health organization. gold is cuurently trading around 1415 a troy ounce. i didn't realize there was such an obesity issue out there, apparently not only in the united states but other countries. tracy: everyone says americans are fat. not so much. >>> well it is a critical newmont for stocks as the fed meeting, syria, and more. strategist scott wren will tell us how he is playing it next. ashley webster and i will take you through the next hour of fox business. don't go anywhere. thank you orville and wilbur... ...amelia... neil and buzz: for tehing us that you can't create the future... by clinging to the past. and with that: you're history. instead of looking behind... delta is looking beyond. 80 thousand o

it was felt as far away as new delhi and dubai. >>> the secretary general of the world players unionere are more immediate problems at next year's world cup in brazil than the 2022 event in cutta. they are concerned with the heat in brazil with matches kicking off as early as 1:00 pm and also how the players will cope with the long travel schedules. >>> talk about the heat he said . . . >>> well according to our senior meteorologist it is brazil's site that will affect the players the most. . >> in the north it's very tropical, and if you look at the 12 locations, many are in the north but some of them are in the far cooler south. in the north the temperatures don't drop too much, and it is hot, humid, and that's where it is tropical. but june and july is winter in this part of the world, so in the south it will be very different. 19 degrees will be the maximum in the south, and at night you drop down to 19 degrees. and sometimes we have been known to drop below freezing, so the main problem is going from the north to the south. >>> 25 years after winning and losing the 100-meters ol

the guy goes from pakistan to afghanistan to dubai, catches a flight to new york city. if we know this is a bad guy doing bad things, trying to figure out what is that person up to. the person makes a phone call. we have to turn it off and try to find another system by handing it over to the fbi. that is considered a violation. i do not think we ought to turn it off. that is what the law is. our job is to make sure that law is followed. we are working against ourselves every day. when the newspaper picks it up, they are calling these violations. doesn't it sound like a horrible thing these people must be doing about violating someone's privacy in the united states? that is what people believe and we are working against ourselves we will have an outcry against the law. the court challenges them frequently. what you saw was the court working on technical corrections. you want that to happen. it shows you that oversight works. instead, it is being portrayed as an agency out of control doing horrible things. it is costing us significantly in the ability to collect against o

a few years back, curds would tell you, we want this to look like dubai. probably the one success story in this region -- the success story that you can actually feel and live in this region, i would say, and certainly completely different scenario than what is happening in the rest of this country. >> thank you very much. we want to turn now to our john terant who is in shanksville, pennsylvania. at exactly 9:59 we will observe our next moment of silence. that is nine minutes from now. john as you listen to this debate, is there a sense from where you stand that the united states understands the arab world any more than the arab world understands the united states? >> well, i think from talking to members of the families of flight 93 who are now gathered behind us here at the plaza at shankville, pennsylvania where the 757 came down, i think the feeling is that the answer to that question is no, not really. and one of the differences that marks the families of flight 93 out from the families of the other aircraft that went into the world trade center and

pitching this deal to an area, maybe they said you can open up a neiman marcus store in dubai. but the familiarity is big he says he will the hulking definition for retail in the u.s. and spend the currency. cheryl: maybe not so much for neiman marcus. internationally. >> they are a more viable brand. this company tpg like retail assets, what are they buying now? cheryl: you have to wonder if tpg will go public themselves. i want to go back to neiman marcus, they were talking about an ipo. you have to wonder is it that are now for companies to go private and get out of the glare of the public market. >> i think it is interesting these are both strategic transactions. one thing i would pull into the equation is there are actually different rules for real estate up in canada. real estate even though it is not as hot as it used to be, it has gone for a premium in canada so that looks more attractive to a canadian investor. i don't have specifics, but in the hudson deal, that was definitely part of the plan and there is more financial engineering juice. cheryl: we will see more of

he's been on a promotional tour in dubai, recovering from a torn achilles champion. he injured himself before the playoffs in april, but is not 100% sure whether he'll be ready for the start of new season. >> it's about cutting the recovery time from monday, tough workout to be able to do the same workout tuesday and wednesday, so forth and so on. it's about shortening the recovery time. it should be okay. >> one man that should be forward is chicago bull star, derrick rose. he tore a left knee anterior cooushiate, missing last season. he's expected to play against indiana next saturday in the opener. >> i'm doing fine, moving around. being in the teams. i'm feeling healthier now. last year was last year. i'm just trying to look forward and this is the new star, starting with today. >> major league baseball the st louis cardinals climped the national central title. a home run rounded up the scoring for the card analyse thrashing the cubs 7-0. this victory gives them a first national league title for four years. the pittsburgh pirates are headed to the playoffs, beati

financing through the development and execution, whether it be announcing a new superluxury golf course in dubair a project in istanbul or a hotel in beijing. there's a tremendous amount to keep us busy. >> ivanka graduated from the warton school of business at the university of pennsylvania. but as the of the -- daughter of the man who wrote "the art of the deal" it's in her genes. >> what is it about the deal that excites you. >> you have to be very intuitive to read the person you're working with or against or in partnership or concert with. >> there are some advantages to being a woman in the boardroom. >> people well be less prepared when meeting with me than when they are meeting with my father and that's to my benefit. >> while she ills fiercely loyal to her father, she has had to deal with controversy he stirs up, such as his fixation on president obama's birth place. >> if you are going to be the president of the united states you have to be born in this country. >> he only says what he thinks and i have tremendous respect for that. >> but truth too tell, have you ever said to your dad,

next, they were shipped to dubai, then flown to the u.s., an 8,000-mile journey which brings us backs terminal four. late wednesday, the dogs arrived to cheers. >> got you here. we said we would. >> reporter: the puppies had grown a bit but they sure seemed to remember the guys. >> i feel fantastic. i haven't seen them in awhile, and she's gorgeous. i can't believe that they are here. >> reporter: they were checked out at a local shelter where they got strange stairs from others wondering where they came from. there was also a group photo. well, sort of. all the excitement was a bit too much for the mother but her babies 5.5 months were thrilled. does she know any tricks yet? >> she doesn't know she's doing it but shakes hands. >> reporter: back home in long beach new york, his puppy seems at home after her first night. how did she do overnight? she did well. she's a howler, that was something we weren't expecting. >> reporter: during our interview she was distracted by the new sights and sounds. she thinks she's still in afghanistan. >> she does. >> reporter: for the sergeant and hi

he's been on a promotional tour in dubai as he continues to recover from a torn achilles tendon.the nba champion injured himself just before the playoffs in april but isn't 100% sure he'll be ready for the start of the season. >> now it's about recovery time from monday a tough workout to do the same workout on tuesday and wednesday and so forth and so on. it's about shortening that recovery time, and i should be okay. >>> one man who should be ready for the new season is chicago bulls star is derek rose, the former mvp to her his left knee in the 2012 playoffs and missed the whole of last season. he's expected to play in the preseason opener in i understand next saturday. >> i'm doing fine. i'm happy to be back moving around just being a part of the team, just being in the meetings. i'm feeling healthy right now, and last year was last year. i'm just trying to look forward. this is a new start starting with today. >> in major league baseball the st. louis cardinals clenched the national league central title after their win over the chicago cubs on friday. a home run from matt ho

. >> the pups had quite a journey going from a dog shelter in kabul to dubai and finally the u.s. cost about $4,000 to rescue each of the eight dogs. makes you smile, doesn't it? >> when you are overseas with these guys and see them caring for the pets, it's so meaningful. they want a touch of reality or a touch of something. you want to hold on to something that feels real and special. not just the grim reality of the war. the dogs mean so much. >> it's an outlet. they are companions. they grow so close to the dogs. it's a sweet reunion. >>> coming up on "early start," we are hours away from a new jobs report that could send stocks soaring. not what we want to hear. money time up next. [ male annou] why wear this high-tech gear only to wreck your face with just any razor? upgrade to the gillette fusion proglide, for unrivaled comfort even on sensitive skin. gillette -- the best a man can get. even on sensitive skin. i missed a payment. aw, shoot. shoot! this is bad. no! we're good! this is your first time missing a payment. and you've got the it card, so we won't hike up your apr

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i swear reminding me i wasn't dubai 12 years ago at the peak, it was just like that.is rich and happy and young d.c. still the dark country because over 50% black population, you don't see them anymore, they moved out in their districts suffering in the worst poverty. this is the obama economy, raise taxes and the elitism. talk about income inequality, favorite topic of the left, no place is worse than washington d.c.. the top 5% earn 29 times the bottom 5%, 29 times the bottom 5%. that is washington d.c. what the rest of the country would look like and it does. if you look at all the income inequality in this country, these are municipalities, states and cities run by the left. amazing. stuart: why haven't you got this message out to america? stuart: it is really amazing and it is sat in so many ways and yet it is the antithesis of what they say they are trying to do. stuart: exactly, the opposite of what they say they are doing, the exact opposite. president obama could, this is a remote possibility, we are speculating, possibility of a meeting with iran's president

. >> the pups had quite a journey from a dog shelter in kabul to dubai, and finally, to the u.s.t dogs, though. >> but hey, look at that reunion. >> yeah. >> people say, especially people who have dogs like myself, they're your family, they're worth it, they're priceless. randi kaye has this story. good morning, randi. >> reporter: good morning, christi and victor. as you know, on most days, the news coming out of afghanistan is not good -- car bombs, attacks on u.s. soldiers. but this week, one story from that region had us all smiling. i had the chance to meet a group of soldiers who made it their final mission to bring their loyal companions home. at terminal 4 at jfk airport, sergeant edwin caba and his fellow soldiers from the army national guard, are anxiously awaiting a special delivery from afghanistan. >> i'm extremely excited. i can't even put into words. i'm antsy, excited, anxious. i mean, i'm pumped up. >> reporter: to better understand why, let me take you back to afghanistan earlier this year, where sergeant caba and the others were helping train afghan patrols on

. >> yesterday there was a post in russia that you will be in istanbul and dubai.a certain location? >> we develop a team, leaders and a partner in those countries for to do it the we have always done it. after that, it is about knowing people and the community is asking for and that community can resonate so when we opened in the u.k. and london this summer and istanbul's this summer it was incredible to us how people came out from every walk of life to see it and feel and want to be part of that community gathering that we created over the last few years. >> obamacare and affordable health care act is controversial in washington, you employ a lot of people. how will that impact your business? >> we always offer health-insurance to a whole team that works 24 hours. it is and not a big deal, won't be a major transition, we are already offering that and doing it. the most exciting thing we do is take 1% of top line revenue every month and bonus those hourly workers in our teams which gets them excited about being busy, wanting to take care of our guests and separate

effort will be launching in a couple of weeks that is where i have turned the all out assault on the dubaias we would be happy to have your help and we love when young people get involved. i still consider myself a young person i on the sunshine side of 30 because they do think it is a mistake by the way i think it is also a mistake for the republican party to assume everybody age 18 will vote republican because they realize they will never get their social security check. that is not a winning argument. >> host: here is an e-mail from indeed year-old woman i believe, mr. shapiro, please talk more slowly. i am 80. i come from the totally opposite viewpoint. we are more alike than modern society would acknowledge. >> host: have you been accused of talking fast? >> guest: everyone in my family talks quickly i try to slow it down i have tried valium but unless there is out of. i apologize i will try to slow it down. [laughter] >> host: sun city california. >> caller: thank you for you are a brash of -- a breath of fresh air i do agree about rock above the been the first fully trained media pr

when you have these flights, think about it, from new york to dubai, 16 hours.and no amount of rest before a flight is going to cure that. >> i have been on a plane to london and saw the pilot come back to where we were sitting and zip up and go to bed. i'm going to presume that someone else was in there. >> that's rest time. that's built in due to the actual flight itself. nowadays, many planes, the pilots have their own special bunks where they can go and sleep and sleep properly. the core, trying to work out when a pilot should be sleeping, when he should be flying, on his rest, it is fiendishly complicated. it's all to do with the number of flights, the hours, the times, the red-eyes and everything. but the core issue remains, pilots say they're being asked to fly too much, and they're being asked to fly when they are fatigued. on that question, we must all be concerned. >> agree. richard quest, thank you. >>> coming up next, a mother of three gets a new shot at freedom. she said she fired a warning shot toward an abusive husband in self-defense. still, a ju