nhk world, dubai. >>> it's time now for a check of the weather. people in central europe are dealing with extreme heat. >> hello. two major factors are creating extreme weather conditions across europe. one is the heat dome that's still prevailing across central locations and even poland. take a look at this. people are actually enjoying this hot weather, but they are experiencing exceptional heat. temperatures exceeded 30 degrees celsius in western and southern poland on tuesday. but the heat will be continuing today unfortunately. and finally, it's going to be a relief in sight into your friday. looks like the temperatures will be dropping to the normal territories. warsaw still looking at 28. and vienna hitting 35. now the other factor is this system that's responsible for creating severe weather. this is due to this cold front that's sagging into france. we have report of 8 centimeters in diameter hail that struck parts of northern germany and 3.5 centimeters in poland. so the northern location of poland are seeing the very severe conditions.

the dubai, of course, is famous for the huge development known as the palm islands build by dubai world, the investment arm of the government. it also owns the p-world one of the largest marine terminal operators in the world. the, first there's enormous amounts of money tied up in the -- second, there's been considerable investment in companies in the middle east, tick laically of united arab emirates by u.s. investors. and into frontier markets like nigeria and the middle east. >>> you see the decline there. on top of that, many etfs, including the eem, the largest emerging market etf, now classified several middle east exchanges as emerging markets, not frontier markets, so the weighting is in other indexes as well. the uae central bank mentioned a few weeks ago they were concerned about overheating in the property mark there. that has start this had decline that we have seen. the real question, the global question for investors is whether this is somewhat of a canary in the coal mine for somewhat overheated -- we don't know the answer to that yet, but that's the concern. >> i feel l

xm loans, dubai, okay, which has mrp money than america.oaning money to dubai? and finally it's costing us money. xm is financing foreign competition which is costing jobs. that was the message of the delta ceo. you ought to listen to it. it's a terrible operation get rid of it, fi finito. >> is it important to finance u.s. businesses in any part of the globe? >> clearly it's a turning point. they're under great deal of scrutiny and it's also clear they really have to take a close look in-house and do some house cleaning. >> that sounds like a political response. >> thank you. i'm from washington. >> wait a minute. i'm still waiting for his opinion. >> my opinion is you can't get rid of them yet, larry. in the broader sense you can't get rid of fannie and freddie. you need to level the playing field not just for dubai but they're loaning money to boeing that gives them a competitive framework versus airbus that gets a lot of financial support from the french government. >> here's the problem. this is done on the back of the small business o

i do a thing in dubai, but we are doing a massive job, phenomenally successful, i was in scotland where we were doing something big, in ireland where i bought property. different places. that's for me relaxation. when you love what you're doing. if somebody said you are going to take an enforced vacation for two weeks and go to some beach and can't use your phone, it would not be good for me. it would not be healthy for me. so what i do and what i really like doing is working. it's been a lot of fun. the great thing, i put a lot of people to work. i have thousands and thousands of people that work for me. health care, education, they are not worried about obamacare because i take so good care of my people. but so many different people are working because i love to work. so that's the thing i like doing the most. [applause] >> we are almost out of time, but before asking the last question we have a couple housekeeping matters to take care of. first of all, i'd like to remind you about our upcoming events and speakers. tomorrow, dr. ben carson, neurosurgeon and author. june 11, hollywood

. -- dubai. well known for having such problems.rom the central that the emirates are starting to overheat. some stocks are down very heavily. take a look at a longer-term chart. you will see the extent of the climbs that we have seen. dubai has seen quite a lot of volatility in the past. stocks -- look at the rally we have seen since the end of 2012, 2013 -- we are unwinding in a little bit, but by no means are we completely unwinding it. >> the market entering a bear market yesterday. lowest.down to the >> ok. let's move on. alan mulally. >> an exclusive. he opened up to matt miller about his successor, mark fields. us why hely told thinks he thinks he's leaving the company in great hands. >> this team created not only the product strategy, but the manufacturing plant, and the production plant, and the business plan review process. wonderful success that has served everybody well and i think mark is going to continue those major processes going forward. >> do you think mark is going to do something different from what you did? you

we are joined from dubai. what is it about this plane that they do not like? >> he has said that it does not fit within the specifications that the country put through and some analysts are saying to us that the delivery of the plane that blame for the fact there was a cancellation. emirates ability and schedule for expansion would need something faster than this. >> what does it mean for airbus? maybe -- they have taken this airplane. they have had a few grumbles about it and are still on board. what impact will it have? definitelyey are going to have a below, for sure. they are trying todownplay the cancellation. confirmed the planes and still believe in this plane. time, they believed ththat this pipeline is healthy. the composition with boeing, definitely, it gives a leg up in the market. order for theg 380. that may help. >> exactly. may help. theys had a big order and are the biggest aircraft operator. certainly, emirates is a big customer. >> thank you for joining us from dubai. john must have steam coming out of his years. bag for retailers. h&m is unv

>>> last week we went to dubai.l age slower than the people at the top. you know the rich people on the top are ageing for quickly than the rest of us. the view is incredible. so much so the builder thought you wouldn't want to miss it even when going to the bathroom or using a baday. ground baking in so many ways and it is tonight, city of tomorrow. ♪ ♪ >> at 2,716 feet, it's the tallest structure ever build on earth. towering over the city of dubai, it has the highest observation desk and highest restaurant in a sky scraper and the owners say the highest swimming pool in the world. is there room for tall buildings like this that aren't just a landmark or something beautiful to look at but actually function and are efficient and profitable? >> i think they are. people are building smarter. >> reporter: mohammed build it at an estimated cost of $1.5 billion. it opened in 2010. today it was 110 degrees. how do you keep it cool? >> good design, good advanced mechanic mechanical, electrical system, most advance skin on

. >>> but first, dubai is synonymous with wealth, beauty and state-of-the-art design.jewel, the burj khalifa is not only the world's tallest building but a technological marvel. here is cnn's erin burnett with this week's city of tomorrow. >> reporter: at 2,716 feet, the burj khalifa is the tallest structure ever built on earth, towering over the city of dubai, it has the highest observation deck and the highest restaurant in the skyscraper and its owners say it has the highest swimming pool in the world. is there room for tall buildings like this that aren't just, you know, a landmark, something beautiful to look at, but that actually function and efficient and profitable? >> i think they are. nowadays, people are building smarter. >> reporter: smarter and more efish pent. the burj was built for $1.5 billion. the doors opened in 2010. today, it was, i don't know, 110 degrees. how do you keep this cool? >> well, of course, it's a combination of good design to start with good advanced mechanical electrical system. of course, most advanced skin on the building. the makeu

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. >> dubai? >> yes, home prices in dubai jumped 27.7% over the past year.ou nervous? >> i was in dubai, 2009 when their first real estate boom collapsed. people were literally leaving 100,000 cars at the airport and taking one-way flights home to avoid debt. they were so out of work, just fleeing the country, now they're back. >> i was there in 2009. it was like a graveyard of cranes, half-finished condos, but the cranes literally just left in place. >>> and we didn't come across each other? >> that's hard to imagine. >>> champagne wishes and caviar dreams. no, this is not the old lifestyles of the rich and famous. likely just a normal lunch now in silicon valley. the new hotbed of cash and billion dollar 25-year-old, what is the real silicon valley? kevin rusemoney," smart guy, interesting guy. kevin, you spent a lot of time out there and we called attention on this show increasingly to what is yesterday sort of fantasy land. silicon valley is increasingly just like not america, is it? >> absolutely. well, i live in the bay area now. used to live in new yo

anthony isn't in dubai -- is in dubai. give us the latest on the ground. >> u.s.ntering the country. sign that the -- u.s. has concerns about the insurgency and how the militants are consolidating their gains north of baghdad. john kerry, the u.s. secretary of state, was there this week. yesterday, he was speaking with the kurdish leaders. he was trying to get a national coalition so the three groups can work together. to find a solution against the thatgency at the same time the u.s. is looking for military assistance to help the military. stopping the advance and rolling it back. >> might there be a role for iran? iran has already sent some personnel to baghdad as the u.s. has. they have had consultations. they will attempt to use their influence in terms of picking what the next government of iraq is. there were elections in april. we don't have a new government there yet. it seems that there is additional pressure on the prime minister to perhaps to the side. to allow for a national unity government. it seems the u.s. and iran will be attempting to influence t

my sister who lives in dubai is watching. >> oh my gosh. >> she so is excited in dubai, they're gettingeady, her usa shirt on -- is my phone number showing? no, we hope not. but i like it. she's number one go usa. >> we're really ready. >> there's a study out there, "the wall street journal's" talking about it, it talks about when men wear too much cologne. okay? >> henry wears cologne. but he does not wear too much. you know why? if he wore too much mama would say, take a shower. >> you don't like it? >> too much cologne is nauseating. i mean, i hope i'm not offending any of the gentlemen here. >> too much cologne in a confined space, i think if it's in a confined space. in an elevator, in a car, on a plane. >> but too much of anything. right? we've learned this. >> is not a good thing. do you remember -- since we love will ferrell can we show that clip from "anchorman" when he was doing the cologne bit? >> it's called sex pan author by owed on, illegal in nine countries. yep, it's made with bits of real panther. so you know it's good. >> it's quite pungent. >> oh, yeah. >> with a form

near-term contagion in dubai, iraq and qatar. dubai moving to an emerging market.ly.an very >> jpmorgan i have got 20 seconds to spare. if they go along because the risk reward has improved. valuations are the lowest since 2003. >> on the move is next. a new twisty take today. on the move is next. see you tomorrow. >> welcome to "on the move your ." we are moments away from the start of trading. escalating violence in iraq rattles investors. here with us now, ryan and caroline. brian, let's start with you. >> the iraqi government is fighting back. they say they have killed 300 militants. a still hold the northern cities of mosul and tikrit. oil is on the agenda. i will talk about what it means for the oil market and beyond. over to you. >> siemens is finally due to make a formal bid today. it is teaming up with it to pay she and hitachi -- with mitsubishi and hitachi. i will tell you more in a moment. >> that is what we are watching this morning. european markets are just our markets editor manus cranny is going to be walking us through the start of the trading day

i flew from bagram to dubai. met my brother and wife. i took a commercial flight back to jfk to new york. >> must have been surreal. even in the dubai airport with all the gold for sale. >> i'm telling you, bowe bergdahl, my guess is elated as he flies home right now. i got home to the apartment where my wife was, and kissed the sidewalk, my wife said, honey, this is new york. >> on the street, what's going on. people just walk by. he is elated to be home. he has many questions to answer but i just think he is at the beginning of a very long process. >> david, good to have you on, as always you can find more about the story on cnn.com, drew griffin showing just how much money the most powerful people in congress are expected to raise for their parties if they want the job, to keep power. >>> plus, we'll talk to the principal of columbine high school, finally retiring after fulfilling the promise he made 15 years ago. ♪ take the nestea plunge. nothing refreshes like nestea. could help your business didavoid hours of delaynd test caused by

our budget is dubai june 30. -- due by june 30. i look for governor corbett becoming more flexible could we see an extraction tax for the gas industry. could we get movement on the state liquor stores being sold. medical marijuana look out for these issues coming up in the next few weeks. >> you are saying the money would be applied to education. >> we have a 500 million-dollar gap in expenditures versus revenues, something needs to be done. >> thanks to obama administration lacks i immigratn enforcement policy we're experiencing an surge of immigration at our southern border, so much so unaccompanied minors are crossing in record numbers. the number is up 90% this year over last year, 90,000 unaccompanied minors are expected to cross the border into the united states this fiscal year alone they get housing and schools and support and medicaid, it's a tremendous mendsous problem for the administration among the many scandal that they are dealing with. >> ajay. >> monica, last night the green tree school honored steve harm harmalin.

and that is something. >> i am there. >> and in dubai. >> oh, we go, girl. >> and that is like standing. >> i never done a double date. >> and my husband brought his golf clubs on our honeymoon. >> sandra wont mind that one at least. >> don't knock it tell you try. it >> that's it for outnumbered. see you back on monday. happening now starts now. >>> the administration on release of bowe bergdahl in exchange. taliban terrorist. and senators on both sides of the oifl trying to get veterans the medical care they need. >> 70 years ago today, alloyed forces stormed the beaches of norandy and how president obama and other leaders are honoring the greatest generation. they turned theatoid and defeated nazi germane.

we just opened one in dubai. the bel air.at he went there for months ago.he chef went there three months ago. he is there. i have the whole team there. they can ensure the quality is right. nobody is going to tell me, it is a little cheaper. quality. are for that's what people expect from us. that's what we have to deliver all the time. -- thishat's your sense and food thatnic has been transformed? where do you come down on this notion of people believing organic is better and this whole conversation about how we are going to eat our food in coming years? >> ideally speaking we would like to have food with no pesticides done with natural fertilizers and things like it cannotthe truth is happen everywhere. if you live in kansas city and nebraska, in the wintertime, where are you going to get the produce from? central valley, california, or florida. its factory farms. it's not the quality what we have. in california we are lucky. we have great fresh ingredients all year round. not everybody is that lucky. it's a money issue. organic vegetables can be really e

. >> right now michael is on his way to dubai, but it is not clear if all 600 contractors have made it out of the danger zone. abc7 news. >>> this next story you will see only on abc7 news. neighbors in san francisco's vernal heights are fed up with raw sewage flooding their homes and the city doing nothing about it. five homes have had problems since 2009. homeowners paid $20,000 each to replace floors, walls, ceilings and furniture.it happe it happened most recently last winter on two occasions. smelly black water came up through toilets and bathtubs. >> i was standing here bailing away and i am in there bailing away. i am getting water up to here. the next few days i had rashes and everything. >> the city has denied the claims saying homeowners are responsible for maintaining lines and connecting their homes to the sewer main under the street. neighbors say there is a defect in the main sewer line. >> the restaurant reservation service was snatched up today in a multi billion dollar deal. priceline is buying the company for $2.6 billion. it allows users to book a table through the w

it's dubai. 67 million passengers last year passed through the airport. that's within eight hours of flying distance of two two thirds of the world's populat n population. >>> iraq oil prices and fed don't seem to bother the market. danny joining us now. thanks for being here. we are watching the market sitting at new highs seems everyday. it's almost a melt up situation. i wonder why do you think this is happening? do you think it can continue? >> i think it can continue. the reason it's happening is because there's nowhere else to go. there's nowhere else to get the kind of returns than the u.s. in the stock market. unfortunately it's becoming a problem. with the fed talking about slashing growth rates for the u.s. this year and at the same time dialing back their agenda with respect to bond buying another $10 billion for the month, we've got mixed messages out there. i think the real trick is cutting that umbilical cord with the fed safety net. when it does happen -- going to happen within maybe 18 months or so. >> i was surprised the fed didn't take m

that story has hurt sentiment throughout the dubai construction market. we'll keep you updated on that story as it develops. >>> the formal request for securities transaction comes on top of modi's first budget to be unveiled on july 10th. joining us now is the ceo of the bond-based stock exchange, ashi. do you think the government will deliver in terms of what you are looking for? if so, how deep do you think it will be? >> what we have been telling is that in case you want to promote investment and speculation, if you can't cut the -- might reduce the index on the investment situation that is the delivery based and include it on the options and futures and so on and so forth. so we are asking for more if you can please reduce the tax. but if you can't, give us later on the delivery based prediction so that more and more people move over into options and futures and that will come into the ipo and so on and so forth. >> so let's take the most favorable scenario. if they do deliver on what you are seeking, how much in terms of volume investment is that go

. >> yousef is in dubai, the u.s. plans to talk to iran about potential efforts to support iraq right now. and i wonder what the situation and the response from iran has been on this because as far as i have seen it, they have offered iraq help but have not been take up up on the offer. >> reporter: yell, julia, so far we have not heard from the official and semiofficial news agencies running stories in general about iraq and the conflict there and about the upcoming talks on the controversial nuclear program, nuclear weapons program in s vienna this week, but no word on resolving this with united states or the outstanding problems in iraq. they are close allies of the incumbent government of the prime minister muri al malaki. and they are willing to support the government there if need be. we are keeping a close eye on the political reaction from the rest of the world. they met arab foreign ministers to describe the situation as the most serious threat to iraq in the country's history. and emergency summit is expecte

dubai's emirates airlines has canceled an order for 350. >> emirates had ordered 70 new airliners back in 2007. the first planes were to be delivered in 2019. airbus would have made about 12 billion euros from the deal. >> and there is more bad aviation news today. here is more from the frankfurt stock exchange. >> in a minute, airbus lost 1/10 of all its orders. this, of course, weighed heavily on its shares, because investors also think that the situation may even worsen because lufthansa canceled its goals for the year. the company will earn much less than people expected before. this may also lead to the fact that lufthansa may start cutting programs. lufthansa shares went down 14% in a market where investors are profit-taking. >> before we go, germany's top diplomat has indulged in a bit of a sweet side in the name of soccer diplomacy. >> he handed out chocolate soccer ball to the ambassadors of countries competing in the world cup. the treat come courtesy of the chocolatier in cologne. the prime minister has his fingers crossed 14 germany, but admits that the host team brazil wil

she exports to germany, dubai, and russia. she'd like to expand.but the instability in afghanistan is still an obstacle. >> i think people want the country to finally have a good, functioning government. they want more stable lives. they want fewer worries. >> sima's seven daughters are helping shape that future. two of them help out in the business. they're at university, studying medicine and graphic design. they're also hopeful that the elections will usher in a new dawn. >> it's up to the people to decide. i'm young. i think that when people understand that they can choose their president, many of our problems will be solved. most afghans want peace, and security. as i do myself. >> najiba from bamyan agrees and she hopes the situation in afghanistan will start to change soon. and more tourists will come to admire the beautiful views of band-e amir. >> and that was "global 3000" for this week. as always, you can find all our reports online along with plenty more background information. for now, thanks for watching and bye bye. captioned by the

some are calling the region the new dubai. as chaos sweeps through the rest of iraq tom of people in iraq he kurdistan enjoyed relative security -- as chaos sweeps through the rest of iraq, people in iraqi kurdistan enjoyed relative security. >> our borders are established now and defended by our soldiers. the economy is strong, and we have started exporting our own oil. >> right now, the rest of the country is falling into chaos. we should go our own way, but without any help from foreign countries, especially the europeans and the u.s., it will not be easy. >> iraq he kurdistan -- a rocky -- iraqi kurdistan's president has to take into consideration larger neighboring populations in turkey and iran. the kurdistan democratic party does not want to create the impression it is seeking to benefit from isis attacks at the expense of iraq. >> whenever we make any decision, that decision is in coordination with the sunni community, with the shiite community because we believe we are living in the same area, and we have to stay as b

>> well, the market in dubai is strong. i would rate egypt as very strong market for it.n agent the past three months. >> which would shock most of our viewers. >> we are large in egypt and 40% up is big for us. >> so you have this dream, i mean, as you say, this is your girl. she's personal. and now you -- you're thinking maybe another one. it's like the decision to have another child. are you ready yet? >> i'm ready. to be honest with you, i think that human beings are mesmerized with height in general if you look at the number of people that visit us on the observation deck, staggering numbers. we are moving above 3 million people, our profit numbers are embarrassing. i want to share it with you. waiting line, five days. >> all right. next week, we're going to show you how they cool that building. because, you know, when we were there, it was 120 degrees outside. so we're also going to show you how they use the wind in the elevators, you know, where my ears barely popped going up and down. and we'll tell you about the earthquake that struck a couple of days before our

. >> right now michael is on his way to dubai, but it is not clear if all 600 contractors have made it out of the danger zone. abc7 news. >>> this next story you will see only on abc7 news. neighbors in san francisco's vernal heights are fed up with raw sewage flooding their homes and the city doing nothing about it. five homes have had problems since 2009. homeowners paid $20,000 each to replace floors, walls, ceilings and furniture. it happened most recently last winter on two occasions. smelly black water came up through toilets and bathtubs. >> i was standing here bailing away and i am in there bailing away. i am getting water up to here. the next few days i had rashes and everything. >> the city has denied the claims saying homeowners are responsible for maintaining lines and connecting their homes to the sewer main under the street. neighbors say there is a defect in the main sewer line. >> the restaurant reservation service was snatched up today in a multi billion dollar deal. priceline is buying the company for $2.6 billion. it allows users to book a table through the wildly po

. >> right now michael is on his way to dubai, but it is not clear if all 600 contractors have made it out of the danger zone. abc7 news. >>> this next story you will see only on abc7 news. neighbors in san francisco's vernal heights are fed up with raw sewage flooding their homes and the city doing nothing about it. five homes have had problems since 2009. homeowners paid $20,000 each to replace floors, walls, ceilings and furniture. it happened most recently last winter on two occasions. smelly black water came up through toilets and bathtubs. >> i was standing here bailing away and i am in there bailing away. i am getting water up to here. the next few days i had rashes and everything. >> the city has denied the claims saying homeowners are responsible for maintaining lines and connecting their homes to the sewer main under the street. neighbors say there is a defect in the main sewer line. >> the restaurant reservation service was snatched up today in a multi billion dollar deal. priceline is buying the company for $2.6 billion. it allows users to book a table through the wildly po

it's dubai. more than 67 million passengers passed through the airport within eight hours of 123450iing did answer is of two-thirds of the world's population. >>> iraq oil prices and the fed don't seem to bother the market. are there bumped in the road ahead. we have the founder and ceo of divine capital. thanks for being here. we're watching the market sitting at new highs it seems like every day. it's almost a melt-up situation. i wonder, why do you think this is happening? do you think it can continue? >> i think it can continue and the reason it's happening is because there's nowhere else to go, becky. there's nowhere else that you can get the kind of returns that you can in the u.s. stock market. unfortunately, it's becoming a problem. inc. i think that with the fed coming in and talking about slashing growth rates to the u.s. this year and at the similar time, dialing back their agenda with respect to bond buying and another $10 billion for the month which got a lot of mixed messages out th

. >> reporter: right now michael is on his way to dubai but it's not yet clear if all 600 contractors have made it out of the danger zone. >>> the next story you will only see here. neighbors in san francisco is fed up with raw stew wanlg flooding their home in the city doing nothing about it. five homes have had sewage problems since 2009. they pay $20,000 each to replace floors, wallings, ceilings, and furniture. >> i'm standing here bailing away. i'm in there and bailing away. you know, i'm getting water up to like here, whatever. the next few days i had rashes and everything. >> the city has denied the claim saying homeowners are responsible for maintaining lines connecting their homes to the sewer main underneath the street. the city's own records indicate a defect in the sewer line. >>> the party starts early this morning. organizers spent yesterday setting up in plaza at 7:30 half hour before the first game. they hope as many as 2,000 fans will come out this weekend and expect more next weekend when the watch parties move to st. james park. >> we have such a diverse population

butlers is going up thanks to "downton abbey" hired by the superrich in cups like russia, china and dubai. a classic butler that follows strict protocol is pretty much a status symbol. they make up to $60,000 a year. >>> all right. it took girl power to tstop tom cruise in his statistics. he made more than 48 million. 82% of the audience female. "edge of tomorrow idea made $29 million and "maleficent" fell to second place. >>> the rude awakening sandra bullock got at her home and the man under arrest. >>> the exciting finish to game two of the nba finals. i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn. because you can't beat zero heartburn. woo hoo! [ male announcer ] prilosec otc is the number one doctor recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 8 straight years. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. if it doesn't work fast... you're on to the next thing. clinically proven neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair. it targets fine lines and wrinkles with the fastest retinol formula available. you'll see younger looking skin in just one week. one week? this one's a keeper.

dubai loss is interesting too., if you don't know, one of the best stock markets anywhere on planet earth last year, up a hundred percent, now down 25% in six weeks and down another 7 % overnight, the worst day since august, property stocks falling there. there's the opening bell, and the s&p at the top of the screen. down here at the big board, russell investments marking the reconstitution, and we'll talk about what the rebalance might mean for your portfolio. over at the nasdaq, a consumer internet platform in china celebrating its ipo today, although we know what we're waiting for hopefully in a few months. >> that will be a big one. i'll watch new home sales. saying there's weakness. the housing data has been sort of slow to improve. economy economists looking for a 1.6% gain in may. >> carnival results are out, earnings per share on this quarter after 10 cents, eight cents above what the market expected. the third quarter, the summer quarter for carnival is 80% of the earnings, that's key. that's forecasting

. >> reporter: greg bonfilio is now safely out of iraq and in dubai but tonight the thoughts of his american mother in new jersey are with her iraq counterparts. >> i'm sure so many people over there would just like to live a normal life. especially the women and children. they would love to live a normal life and not have this fighting. >> the bonfilios expect their son's company will son fly him and his other contractors back to the united states. they are not expecting it to be safe enough for them to return to work in iraq any time soon. >>> tonight, investigators are trying to determine the motive for a south jersey mother's murder. the suspect, her own son. 44 -year-old is charged with killing his 71-year-old mother in their pemberton township home last night. he was supposed to have his first court appearance today but we're told it was postponed for a psych ological evaluation. he called police before 6:00 last night to report his mother was murdered inside their home. she was found dead on the living room floor. no one else was inside the home at the time. >>> tonight a suspect in a

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. >> yusef is in dubai.ow are some of the other cups in the region reacting to the news that the u.s. is putting even a small amount of troops on the ground now in iraq. you also had the saudis yesterday saying they didn't want to see any u.s. involvement in iraq. >> absolutely. it placed the blame nor the crisis firmly in the hands of the iraqi central government. what we've heard from the qatar reform mip sister. but the comments from the regional and economic kingpin as part of the world are very different from what we've heard from the iranian leadership. the iranian deputy foreign minister basically rejected and said there were no negotiations under way over mutual conversations in iraq with the united states and said that they would do whatever is necessary to assist the central government of iraq. and that shows you that you have two factions on opposite poles. that is what we've been seek speaking about in the various factions in iraq. now they're rebounding to the up side roughly about 11%. we're se

joining us from the middle east in dubai, youcef has more on this story.legations are proven right, they have to have a rerun of the vote meaning qatar wouldn't get it. what is between here and there, do you think? >> well, it's clear that the story is still evolving. and there's no doubt they are moving closer to such an event. you already have a lot of controversy whether this is the right place to do an event in the summer. then you have the labor rights issues dragging on over the last couple of years. and now "the sunday times" painting this trail of bribery that involves the former football official mohommad amman. he is not a controversial figure as much as it clearly shows. because if you look at the fact he was handed a life sentence earlier on for conflict of interest as president of the acc, so he himself has been involved already in a lot of pesky issues. what they are questioning is to what extent did he know about the ongoing process with qatar. he said he's respecting the state of qatar during the bidding process. that's what "the sunday tim

let's get more now with yusef who is standing by in dubai.usef, i want to get some visibility from you, if you could, about the militant push south and how far away isis are from the iraqi capital. can you fill us in? >> from what we know, they are still fighting government forces around baqubah which is about 40 miles away from the outskirts of baghdad. now, the ongoing fighting is happening, as well, in the refinery of baiji. that's still a close call between the two forces. of course, you also have a refinery around baghdad. the food refinery in the south. but the key contributor to the iraqi oil refining capacity. baiji has been attacked before 37 we're talking about operational capacity of around $300,000 barrels a day. it's no doubt it will not be easy. the iraqi army has capacity in terms of air power and advantages the other do not have. but what we are watching very closely will be the meetings that u.s. president barack obama hassed to with congressional leaders, as well. and the saudi foreign minister saying the situation is lookin

they don't even want spandex at the olympics olympics in dubai. >> like a before and after picture, howte to your workout? >> that's what you have to appeal to americans is the after photo. >> you don't want to see the hard work. >> it it has to be a five-minute jihad. >> get to the point. >> and the dirt is unattractive. >> do you think this is recruiting. >> this is trying to recruit people from the midwest. is it working? it looks like the same videos. >> you have to look at the pros and cons. in the middle east when people are starving to des and they saw their brother's hand blow off they will say what they got. >> who are these guys? >> stupid nuts. >> he was in the midwest a couple months ago. he was opening birthday presents like good boys do. and then he is off fitted fighting jay -- fighting jihad. what a is the appeal? >> can we assume there is something wrong with that guy? >> there is something there. it is not like you are somehow brainwashing someone. >> you know what is worth mentioning is the boston bombers were radicalized in america. we have this culture where kids ge

i don't know about -- last time i was there, i fell like i was in dubai. >> tracy, you are an aerobicsyou are for this. >> no, i am saying this is a backward longic to this. >> michelle obama wants you to be thin, and obama wants to tax you, they don't talk at dinner, if they did, there would be no tax. >> dc hardly add model of wise governance, can someone explain gym and yoga tax? tax? charles: they have cash coming from president building out a huge federal government, it is not always going to be that way, detroit was once called paris of the west, it was beautiful but now. >> for now, they can get away with that. >> i am op sesed with growing -- obsessed with yoga i am not paying this tax. >> you would. >> you would. >> no way. >> i like to live -- i would sooner go to youtube do the videos on my own, and not pay tax. charles: that is what i do now, i don't know if you know that. >> i caught you in the office yesterday the downward dog. >> all right. charles: this brings us balk to payne's investment playbook. earlier, two top reasons for investing in stock market, here is reason

in due dubai the markets are some of the best performing in the world, but this news about qatar possibly facing a loss of its chance to host the 2020 world cup or at least the investigation or possibly opening the case for a revote is hitting investor confidence to say the very least. on what happens from this point on, we are waiting for michael garcia, the chief ethics investor from fifa to submit his report on the basis of which it will be decided whether further action is warranted. now that will of course unleash a cascade of legal questions about contractual commitments. remember, a lot of projects have already begun. i've seen a lot coming into the office this morning. there's a lot of question marks about how do you deal with something like that. and, of course, they did make a note of it at the executive commanders meeting on sunday for fifa they would let garcia complete his work before commenting on any of the allegations. >> yousef, thank you for that. >>> and the team where cameroon's football team was going to stay is quiet. the squad that includes samuel ito is reportedly

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yousef speaks on the phone from dubai.g there about president obama leaving the door open, perhaps, for support and intervention in the situation there. can i ask you from the perspective more broadly in the middle east, do they actually think the u.s. can do any good here? >> well, to a certain extent, they can. i mean, the conversation has already been ongoing about supporting the iraqi central government with arms, which by itself has been a contentious issue. in many ways, the escalation and violence in recent weeks and especially in recent days goes to underscore how pressing the issue is and how much the central government was actually struggling to control the situation. even though that shouldn't be a surprise because you had the loss of two key cities earlier in the year which instigated this conversation to begin with. the iraqi central government arguably has reached out to partners around the world for support. they themselves have already upped the sort of caliber of attacks. if you look at the air strikes acc