he would fly dubai and connect with dinecore and go to afghanistan. there was a catch the job at dinecore didn't actually actually exist. instead, the agent housed robbie in a work camp in dubai, and the man said for an additional fee he could get him a job. >> i saw my contract it was only $500. >> you were promised a job at dinecorp and then you got a job at echo log. >> i said i didn't want to go for $500, it wasn't enough for me. he said i do not want to give you back. i didn't have a choice. 500 is better than nothing so that's why i came. >> how much money did you pay the agent? >> i paid totally $4,000 u.s., and when i came first i got $500, you could see how much i had to work to get that money back, it is at least eight months and the interest so it's like one year. >> robbie had been recruited under fraudulent terms to work for one year simply to pay off his debt. according to the united states this is human trafficking and illegal under international law. >> everybody they have the same salary. >> what percentage of workers paid fees to age

"hard earned". >> dubai is critical. you'll see most of the contractors have their headquarters and incorporated in dubai. >> sam mccann is a former army jag officer who served in iraq and afghanistan. for the last couple of years he has campaigned to reform the military contracting system. >> people wonder why someone would take them across the ocean if there wasn't a contract? it gets into human trafficking. the trafficker gets paid when he leaves india. the trafficker gets paid commission. it doesn't matter if they have a have a job over there. >> subcontractors like ppi and echo log run their middle east operations out of dubai. they keep labor camps here to houseworkers on their way to military base he and their recruiting bases have camps here too. away from the dazzling towers of dubai, a sprawling labor camp is home to hundreds of thousands of migrant workers from south asia. in hinzi, this means town of gold. but it is more a sham low pool. military bases in afghanistan. >> if there was one small room and we wer

the man behind it all is the sheik of dubai. he's created a mega-hub of the global humanitarian aid programme at a cost of 80 million euros. the control centre of international humanitarian city, far from the cartons and depots. anyone wanting to do business with the humanitarian aid scene has to come here. the top managers of large companies come and go freely - like the head of ups india. his company has just donated another cargo flight to kathmandu. the partnership is close. the returns, he stresses, are indirect. rami: indirect return - obviously, as you build capabilities, as you deal with crisis such as nepal, which has been one of the more difficult crisis situations to deal with, you can lever some of these skills on the commercial side to provide aid and provide support. reporter: but the returns aren't quite that indirect. most of the time, providing services, whether for emergencies or long-term aid - also means profits. pre-fab housing, tents, office equipment, all those items are usually bought with money from dona

dubai, united arab emirates. a luxury mall in the middle of the day. startled shoppers click on their camera phones as two audis crashed into a boutique. in under a minute two men grabbed $14 million worth of jewelry. on their way out, they got off a couple of shots and then they drove off. it all happened in broad daylight in front of surveillance cameras in the steel-strap secure capitals of the world's wealthiest people. it would take police years to realize it but they were up against a whole new kind of gang. >> they are notorious, they're dangerous, and they are persistent. >> so bold and mercenary that perhaps you could call them commercial terrorists. >> they can find people in every country in europe. >> vicious and precise. >> the attack is so quick, people are so surprised. >> they slipped in and out of countries at lightning speed. >> they cross borders very easily. >> they overwhelm the defenses of some of the world's top jewelers. >> they opened the door or i kill you. >> they toyed with police. they seemed to hunt their glittering prey a

in dubai.ow significant is it? mark: it is hugely significant. the last great, global, untapped stock market. a market cap of 500 $60 billion. that is bigger than all of the gcc markets put together. bigger than the mexican dutch markets. bigger than the south african and russian stock markets. it cannot be ignored. the performance alone this year has risen by 60%. outperform the stoxx 600 and the s&p 500, francine. outperform to the msci. it is encapsulating developed and developing world. it outperformed the msci emerging markets index. this is the index that saudi arabia what's to be included in and will probably take a few years. ocne it does analysts said it could be an avalanche of money flooding into saudi arabia. we are not gotten a price yet today, a big big day for saudi arabia. francine: it comes at a pivotal time for saudi's domestically but also internationally. mark: it does. oil, we know what happened with oil prices this year. a decline of 60%. they rebounded 40%. this is a coun

mark: thank you very much for joining us here in dubai. my first guest in dubai.s been a pleasure. we are a couple of hours away from the opening, the best-performing middle east stock market this year. the former economy minister and the former chief economist. i will see you later. anna: thank you, mark. just over two hours to go. we will hear more from mark in a special addition of bloomberg agenda. that would be at 11:00 london time just after that market opens up, and morgan stanley, the head of global effects is with us, and also joining us this hour, from bloomberg business, joining us for a look at some of the top stories on bloomberg. good to see you this morning. let's pick up on the saudi story. we have been covering it. in particular, the saudi economy on energy. run us through the coverage. guest: yes, that is a big part of it. who are the winners, and who are the losers? who will be the losers? so what we are looking at and what people we are talking about are saying, money will flow to saudi arabia, and it will flow to the other oil proxies. it migh

was coming in from the united states and going right back out to people's private bank accounts in dubai >> your book tells a number of the stories of the gold rush to cash in on all of the terrorists spending so somber when to dubai in some of the wood to corporations who did very well in contracting. the audience has been listening attentively but you must have questions and i think we have time for a least two or three. we have about 10 minutes so anyone who would like to move to the mic or phone, thank you. >> i just want to know if we hadn't gone into iraq in 2003 with the war on terror be over by now? >> i think there's a good chance of that, yeah. >> i think counterfactual's are always hard but had we defeated i would like to go further as long as we are counterfactual had we sent sufficient troops to afghanistan in 2001 and 2002 to trap al qaeda there or the than letting them get across the border into pakistan at that point the ideology would have been almost completely discredited. they would not have had the unnecessary and brutal and poorly conducted and invasion of iraq and

mark: great to see you in dubai. back to you in london. lot of the gulf countries are confident they are immune to greece. if it doesn't leave the eurozone, we do not know where that money is coming from or going. it may have more of a regional impact than people think. next lego's sustainability push. the toy company's ceo on their pledge to move the way from oil-based plastics. ♪ francine: welcome back to "the pulse," live from london. let's talk toys. lego plans to invest 150 million dollars to develop more sustainable materials for their famous blocks. we are joined by the legacy you joergen vig knudstorp -- by the lego ceo joergen vig knudstorp. lego has seen a huge success. the amount of raw materials you use is so much bigger. your raw material consumption is more than 77 thousand tons in 2014. how much raw materials do you plan to use this year? joergen: i can't say. we are optimistic that we are continuing to grow the business this year. we do produce and a lot of lego bricks all the time and will continue to do so in the future.

yes an airlines like emirates from dubai is growing exponentially. this plane's already proven as far as fuel efficiency goes. boeing sphaifn 787 dreamliner. tells you about the hesitation in the market. and saudi airlines from the kingdom of saudi arabia says it wants to buy 20, a-330 regionals. these are small orders smaller planes, the big stuff is just not coming through at the moment. however, we do want to remember it is five months until the big air show in dubai. >> 800 anniversary of the magna carta. the charter limited the rule of the british monarchy and everybody is entitled to a fair judgment. as commemoration he get underway joan arizona hull reports, says their freedoms are still being infringed. >> reporter: on disused private land an ecocommunity gathers around a fire. deep among the sycamore trees they live in home made dwellings, subsist off the land with well water and solar power. >> just have to do by mary, young girl of 26 years of age built this beautiful beautiful home. >> a short distance away at runnymede the magna carta wa

but these are we have to remember that it's just five months until the next big airshow in dubai. >>ou can get more on the airshow and the other stories we've been telling about at www.aljazeera.com. >> on the move, an oil rig on the way to the arctic has protesters blocking its path, but the cost forward is there coast guard is there to change those plans. >>> and a woman who helped two inmates to escape sees a judge. and ready to run, jeb bush gets set to announce his presidential campaign.

said it's a lot more subdued and a-380 and it carries 500 people at a time and yes an airline from dubai on order but new orders for planes this year is in single figures and a big question of whether the engines can be fuel efficient enough to make this work for airlines. this plane has already proven as far as fuel efficiency that is boeing 778 airliner and vietnam but indonesia wants 30 of these new planes but again only announced here an intense to buy 30 of those and tells you about the hesitation in the market and kingdom of saudi arabia said it wants to buy 20 a 3-30 and up doit date on the a air 330 and the big stuff is not coming through at the moment but however we have to roam it's five months until the next big air show in dubai. >> an al quaeda leader targeted in libya the man believed to be the mastermind behind multiple attacks. >> sudan's president left south africa defying a court order not to leave. >> man man calls for a two week ceasefire in yemen.

justin carrigan in dubai today. mark: overnight, global bond yields climbing is a selloff in european and u.s. debt spreads to asia. the same time, the us trillion dollar strengthening -- australian dollar strengthening. good morning. what can you tell us? >> good morning. those numbers are beating expectations and it is leaning to a gain in the currency. this is what we have at the moment. i'll check in on bonds in a moment. equities are following that selloff. in sydney, down 1%. stocks lower in the session. in hong kong, we are -- yesterday the index and shanghai finished higher by 1.7%. interesting rotation. there are a lot of investors still interested in the chinese asia shares. they're coming to hong kong to buy them. that is why we're seeing stocks in this market gaining today. bank of china among those advancing. we talked about bonds markets. let's take a look at the situation. we have seen significant moves here in the asia-pacific as well. jumping 15 basis points. this is what you have to take a look at.

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>> es el hijo del asistente del heredero al trono de dubai.talizada de emergencia despuÉs de que la mordiera una vÍbora. marÍa: policÍa de san francisco le decomisan arsenal a sospechosos de cometer robos. >> estÁ de la cosa. leÓn: las tarifas del agua a punto de dispararse el aumento es una cuarta parte del precio actual noticias divisiÓn 14 comienza ya. locutor: es hora del noticiero mÁs visto en el Área de las bahÍa. leÓn: buenas tardes. marÍa: bienvenidos. leÓn: la policÍa de san francisco arrestÓ a dos sujetos vinculados a una serie de robos cometidos en la ciudad. marÍa: la policÍa tambiÉn encontrÓ un arsenal que al parecer pertenecÍan los sospechosos ramÓn tiene mÁs informaciÓn, adelante. ramÓn: muchas gracias buenas tardes una intensa investigaciÓn que llevÓ al arresto de los culpables y el decomiso de decenas armas de fuego y artefactos explosivos, esta es la informaciÓn. tras una investigaciÓn de dos meses la policÍa de san francisco decomisÓ decenas y de armas todo un arsenal a dos sujetos a quienes se les vincula con robos perpetra

mark barton is in dubai for us this morning with a guest. opening the door, but only just.to you. mark: thanks. the head of security services at hsbc joins us today. thank you very much for joining us. this is the last great global untapped equity market. that is big in itself. >> it absolutely is. this is a country one of the few countries in the world, that has scale and wealth. saudi arabia is one of the few countries in the emerging markets that combines the two. mark: let's go to the critics who say these rules only let the big boys in, the institutional investors which have $5 billion under management. are the rules restrictive, or do they serve the purpose of the regulator? >> i think they absolutely serve the purpose. the saudi market is a retail-oriented market. these investors are large investors. they are still individuals rather than institutions. the market is currency--- is currently denominated and they have a buying behavior. that is what is seen by opening the market to qualified foreign investors. it is the large investors. [indiscernible] mark: and of cou

para says when players can't come to him he goes to them with his tattoo kit as far as dubai. right now he is booked solid and chile is hosting the america cup regional championship. an event win or lose, he knows his famous clients will want to remember with a new tattoo. lucia newman, al jazeera santiago. >> tennis number 1 via serena williams. is poised to one all titles, first to do so since 1988. >>> remember you can get the latest headlines on our website aljazeera.com. >> this is al jazeera. >> hello, i'm mary ann namaze, this is the newshour live from london. coming up in the next 60 minutes. egypt's foreign minister died after a bomb on his convoy. support for syriza european

after dubai, it moved on to a u.s. plane landed in germany and the cartridge bombs weren't detected. the cargo was loaded on to another plane headed for the uk. the uk was the last stop for that plane before it headed to america. that plane was due to stop in philly and go on to chicago. but when that cargo plane arrived in the uk, they caught and it found the bomb because of that tip to john brennen. british police and bomb experts he bo boarded that cargo plane, found the box with that tracking number on it. they opened it up, found the printer. they opened that up and found the cartridge with the bomb. scotland yard said that bomb was fully operable. if that plane had taken off for the u.s., that bomb would have blown up midair. the second package, was undetected, but thanks to that tip they caught up to that bomb 17 minutes from exploding when they finally found it. both bombs were basically completely undetectable had it not been for those tips. those bombs were made to evade all the explosive tenls, the bomb snif

i will be interested to see what actually comes out when we hit the next big air show in dubai. >> ok, looking forward to that. thanks very much for joining us there from paris. >> a record-breaking bid to row across the pacific ocean has ended in failure. sonia left a week ago from san francisco. the u.s. sailor has had to be rescued because of bad weather and steering failure. the third-year-old hoped to become the first female to row the pacific on her own. things weren't going right and she's headed back to dry land. how disappointing for her. let's get some happier health news. >> let's give it a go. well, the golden state warriors on the brink of their first nba title in 40 years taking a serious advantage over the cleveland cavaliers despite a brilliant performance from superstar lebron james. >> an electric atmosphere in oakland for game five of the nba final series. despite their injury woes, the cleveland cavaliers were strong through the first three quarters. >> the last time he turned down an open shot -- >> ramping up his regular season p.v.p. seth curry found another gea

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. >> the highlight of my career so far was in dubai. i was crowned the best player in the world. i can remember i won all my matches. i did not lose any matches. last year i was the african singles champion, the champion of africa. i was able to be the african representative. it is very important to me to do this for my family because they are doing all these things to support my career. they're giving me the opportunity to travel all around the world. it is not easy to leave my life and my wife and my daughter, i know they miss me. i know i miss them. for me to have succeeded until this moment, i must give a lot of praise to my wife and my daughter. >> there is one last picture we wanted to show you. last night was six u.s. presidents were hanging out at the ballgame after a fashion. president obama stopped by the congressional baseball game that pits democrats against republicans in a different field. george washington, and abraham lincoln. the democrats won by a score of five to two. that brings today's raul castro a] can see all of today's news on our website. for more thanks

para says when players can't go to him, he goes to them with his santa too kit as far as dubai. chile is currently hosting the all important america cup regional championship. an event that win or lose he knows his famous clients will want to remember with a new tattoo. lucia newman, al jazeera santiago. >> ouch! well, you can get the latest on everything we're covering, the site is aljazeera.com, and all the slatest video right there aljazeera.com. >> the supreme court gives the go-ahead to use the controversial drug linked to botched executions. and more time to talk over iran's nuclear program. world leaders keep up the conversations in vienna despite a june 30th deadline.

coming up, we will be live in dubai talking emerging markets. francine: welcome back to "the pulse." let's go live to mark barton in dubai, who is standing by with a guest and they will talk the sovereign wealth fund. mark: a very good morning to you. he has flown in especially from oman. he is the oman investment fund chief economist. thank you for flying to dubai today. tell us about the investment fund. fabio: we are essentially a private equity fund. we invest in a number of sectors , internationally and in oman. we used to concentrate on foreign investment and now we are developing -- focusing some of our assets to investments in oman. we have a fairly broad range of sectors in which we invest, from manufacturing, logistics, real estate aquaculture cleantech. mark: emerging markets are a big part of your investment portfolio -- have you been deterred by the recent decline in stock prices? fabio: we are long-term investors. our main goal is to transfer the money, the funds that we manage to the next generation. within this context, we prefer

the emirates of dubai is expanding, new orders for this plane are in single figures and there's question whether the plane can be fuel efficient enough. this plane boeing sphaifn 787 dreamliner. garuda wants 30 of these. intent to buy 30 of those again it tells you about the hesitation in the market and saudi airlines from the kingdom of saudi arabia says it wants to buy 20 regionals. the big stuff is just not coming through at the moment. however we do have to remember it is just 75 months to the next big air show in du by. >> much more ondubai. >> much more to talk about. the address is aljazeera.com. ps 100 billion usd in reconstruction money spent here intended to forge a peace after more than a decade of blood shed. so where is it? >> nobody was in charge. nobody was held accountable for basically wasting billions of activity. afghanistan.

the point i would make though is we are only five months or so from the next big air show in dubai and we would see more orders particularly from the gulf and cutter and emirite and it's a quiet start but plenty of people here for day one. >> let's talk about the military side and military orders and also seen a 400 flying again there in paris after that crash in seville last month. >> exactly. a month and three of the four engines on that military aircraft failed resulting in the deaths of four crew members and the flight was grounded across five different european nations and france uses them on emergency bases so similar boticily it was important to get that plane up in the air today. president was here to watch as well and when it goes up in the air and i think you have pictures of it as well it's extraordinary to watch the acrobat the plane can do and it's heart watching and it's close to the ground doing it but important to get the a-400 m up in the air again. military side of things it's actually bigger than civilian side of things at air shows and a lot more money is spent and

next big airshow in dubai. >> you can get more on the airshow and the other stories we've been telling about at www.aljazeera.com. >> on the move, an oil rig on the way to the arctic has protesters blocking its path, but the cost forward is there coast guard is there to change those plans. >>> and a woman who helped two inmates to escape sees a judge. and ready to run, jeb bush gets set to announce his presidential campaign. >> this is al jazeera live from new york city. i'm morgan radford. a group of activists have tried to block an oil rig off the coast of seattle. they're seen on kayaks and swarmed the rig this morning. 15 people were cited and released. our very own alan shuffler joins us. what are these kayaks doing? >> the polar pioneer is now headed north of puget sound and headed for its experimental drilling exploratory drilling north of alaska. the activists were out very early these kayak kayaktivits. many had gathered to try to stop this drilling rig. they told me all lining they never fully believed they could stop this thing from leaving. what they wanted was that picture

shifting hardware, we look at how dubai has become a hub for global aid. and how taking local fisherman on board could help biodiversity in mexico.

as far as dubai. he is booked until december in chile.merican cup regional championship, a event that win or lose he knows his famous clients will want to remember with a new tattoo. lucia newman al jazeera, santiago. >> for the latest news remember, you can go to our website, aljazeera.com. ♪ velshi. "on target" from tehran, iran. >> how much could nations possibly trust the united states? >> wild accusations against the united states. >> a comprehensive diplomatic solution. >> this solution will not change iran for the better. >> one of the most significant

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anna: that was the financial market chairman in to buy -- in dubai.een following the market over the last week or so. you can join in the conversation. the stocks are falling in china right now. it is the biggest drop since the global financial crisis, despite the stabilization through the hsbc pmi data. have your say. coming up, the of close look at the polo in the park. that is for the social elites. we will have more when we return. ♪ anna: welcome back. here are the stories you needed to know. there was a bid to keep -- there will be a bid to keep britain in the eu if there is a deal to help the economy. he wants a clear and balanced approached two mayor gray should. david cameron is prepared to meet the european leaders in brussels on thursday. we have heard the manufacturing is easing desk lowing. they beat estimates, coming in at 49.6, suggesting the industry is still contracting. european leaders have given the greek prime minister until tomorrow night to make the final push needed to satisfy the creditors and and the standoff that threatens t

he says when players can't come to him, he goes to them with his tattoo kit as far as dubai.ough, he's booked solid until september at home in chile. which is currently hosting the all-important america cup regional championship. an vent that win or lose, he knows his famous clients will want to remember with a new tattoo. lucia newman, al jazerra santiago. >>> and you can keep up-to-date with all the day's news and sports on our website. the address to go to is al al jazerra.com. that's aljazerra.com. this is techknow. a show about innovations that can change lives. the science of fighting a wild-fire. we're going to explore the intersection of hardware and humanity and we're doing it in a unique way. this is a show about science by scientists. tonight, techknow investiages dirty gold. see the color of this river? this is not normal. inside the illegal gold trade.

ese on a 22,000 mile around the world journey and it started in march in dubai and will end in abu dhabi later this year. >> that's a long way. >>> a shopping spree for young giants fans and it was the best >>> coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00, the i-team confronts a man who claims to be one of world war ii's most decorated veterans. tonight, his reaction when dan mois explores this case of stolen valor. >> the objects designed by local kids that may soon be reproduced on the space station thanks to the 3d printer that's now onboard. that's all coming up in half an hour on abc 7 news at 6:00. >>> some young baseball players enjoyed a generous shopping spree. >> they enjoyed tips given by major leaguers past and present and we were at san francisco as former giants star jeffrey leonard chatted with players from the willy mace boy ey mayes boys and girls club. taught by justin maxwell and matt duffy. >> great time. >> thanks for joining us. i'm cheryl jennings. >> i'm larry beil in for dan >>> tonight, 45 million under watches and warnings at this hour. drivers losing control on the highway