gets the daily briefing has a working lunch with crown prince mohammed zayed of the united arab emirates then he will be welcoming nascar sprint cup series championship driver brad keselowski to the white house at 3:00 this afternoon. at 4:30, the president and vice president meet with secretary of defense chuck hagel. a briefing today at the white house will be at 1:15 with press secretary jay carney. back for another hour with congressman tony cardenas and congressman chris van hollen. see you then. stay around. >> announcer: this is the "bill press show."

india and indeed financial institutions however the real push off for the super wealthy but tiny emirates appears to be front surprisingly they have a favored real estate in the french riviera as well as paris buying up several casinos so it is not just luxury property that they are investing in they have apparently a gifted three hundred million euro fund to underdeveloped areas all fronts including in the tourist suburbs which house key french muslim communities this guitar officials say is all part of a global strategy to ensure that investment revenues exceed that of oil and gas by twenty thirty particularly as their reserves are looking to run out in the next hundred years however many fear this aggressive expansion of its economic presence abroad is in fact constanza deliberate move. increase political influence abroad in addition to possibly exporting its own particular conservative brand of islam as its investment increase year on year it is yet to be seen what power this tiny yet super wealthy emirates will wield in the future. as always when you get to know what do you think on

investment to increase year on year it is yet to be seen what power this tiny yet super wealthy emirates will wield in the future. as always when you get to know what you think on the issue had to arch angel kong to take part in our online poll today we're all skiing you know why do you think qatar is investing so much money are brought in here's how divided your opinion is online so far thirty three percent of you believe that it's a way to buy influence in global politics while thirty percent of you believe that it's attempted to shield is a lack of democracy only twenty six percent of you good think that it's preparation for when it's all and guess runs out and only eleven percent of you believe that it is a hedge against international financial risks now we want to know what you think if you want those numbers to change cost you vote at r.t. dot com. north korea has warned japan that tokyo will be its number one target in case a war if that the island nation maintains its hostile stones old tries to intercept any of pyongyang test missiles the threat came in response to japan stateme

the leader of the caucasus emirate in february last year ordered civilians would no longer be targeted and since the domodedovo airport attack in january twentieth haven't seen any major attacks in other parts of russia all of which suggests that this group is no longer really interested in operations beyond its real core area operations in the north caucasus so for this then to sort of suggest that they would be undertaking attacks in the u.s. really is quite a step that i don't think would be likely at all now certainly since nine eleven the nine eleven attacks that occurred at the united states and certainly nato continued to put up military facilities around the world america having military stations in over one hundred countries worldwide nato having many facilities as well there are some rumors out there that such such a strike on america from the chechen militants could further see america or nato putting its positioning more along the southern areas of russia do you read any truth any truth to that or not. i don't think the particular attacks in boston would lead to any major r

this is dangerous to others, because the caucasus emirate has -- >> mike: mark, you're in tel aviv, butou've been a part of being a first responder at 50 or more terrorist attacks in israel. what do you look for when you are anticipating or going into the situation following a terrorist attack? >> governor, there's nothing you can really look for. as every profile is different, but you can recognize the human suspect. you can see the clothing. you can feel that the mark is in the wrong place at the wrong time. what are they doing, how are they looking, are they part of the crowd? there are so many different characteristics of what we would call profiling or trend analysis. the layers of clothing. the way they wear their caps or jackets. what types of bags they're carrying. if you get closer up, the identification of suspects like this can be, you know, little things like the main jugular vein, extensive sweating in a cold environment. they're focused on what they're doing. they don't fit in with the crowd. so this is a way of actually, without the technology, but with the civilians or p

particularly with groups like the caucasus emirates. i have a quick question for dr. freezer. we're getting getting reports that there are posters coming up in the north caucasus area. actual support or support for the terrorist that conducted the boston marathon bombing, i do not know what information you might have in those reports, but this is unusual that there is so much attention focused on the u.s., negative attention. you comment on what you might think in your opinion -- is there a different viewpoint now toward the united states? >> and our reporting so far, we have not really looked at the russian-united states relationship as it relates to the north caucasus. so i can only answer the question partially. what i can say is that any statement last week, what they said is that they are not at war with the united states. it is not the ambition of the north caucasus insurgency to extend its war to the united states or beyond the region of the caucasus, including central asia. the posters you're seeing today are very troubling. to see that there are people in this region

this islamic leader from india kuwait saudi arabia the united arab emirates and bus train them to visit cut it off. was a few years ago it was known worldwide as a mutinous republic was today chechnya is a russian region striving to become a focal point for the muslim world was . the republican. with everything out of this is russia this is. simply a beautiful city this one should give credit to the republic the. nation which was united around its president its king. i think there is nothing unusual in this. competition has come to an end and i have tried to splay into the participants the dance is full and deep meaning that everything is important from the movements to the dancers expressions. following tradition has become a national project for. the national on some will vie no rehearsals to showcase the chechen nation's image. at first sight it looks like a regular performance but even here the dancers must observe strict islamic and. the men must not on. any circumstances touch the women not even their clothes. recently. criticized the dunces for not following tradition the women l

and the united emirates has a power planet with 100 megawatts despite the fact that the emirates areer of the gulf states and one of the largest of fossil fuel experters of the world. you see both small and large and you see examples of the countries coming forward. india just announced that the air around the taj mahal is so polluted that they're going to turn the whole city into a renewable energy city so the air clears up and they can protect the taj mahal. for many many reasons people are turning towards renewable energy. and as a corollary they're contributing to climate change. >> michael: that's such interesting information, and it's nice to hear a conversation about climate change where there is encouraging use. we thank christiana coming to share that with us. >> michael: brett ehrlich is next. that viewers like about the young turks is that we're honest. they can question whether i'm right, but i think that the audience gets that this guy, to the best of his ability, is trying to look out for us. [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> michael: it has, indeed been a rough week. senate republicans

the u.s., china, russia, europe, even the oil-rich arab emirates all signed up to the belief if the planety more than 2 degrees, the human race is screwed. even the ceo of exxon finally admits that pumping carbon into the air warms the planet. >> not disputing that it will have an impact. it will have a warming impact. >> how much can we burn and stay within those 2 degrees? scientists say it is around 565 gigatons. or 565 billion tons, which sounds like a lot. >> a billion tons of something is a lot. but at the rate we're burning carbon now, we blow past that in about 14 years. so that's a bad number. >> but the last number is new and even scarier. it's how much carbon fuel the world has in reserve. how much it could burn without looking for any more. a team of anl lalysts in britai pored over all the numbers and we have 2,795 gigatons. that's five times what they think they can burn. but they're going to burn it. >> we will never give up. >> reporter: he organizes and agitates and lobbies for a tax on carbon. he gets arrested for protesting that big new pipeline from canada. and tries to

i am mrs i make leaders in theologians from india kuwait saudi arabia the united arab emirates and bus train them to visit cut it off i'm a few years ago chechnya was known willed white as a war torn and mutinous republic i today chechnya is a russian region striving to become a focal point for the muslim world. i am since that is from the get the republic of chechnya or is this if the modern islamic republic did with everything on offer this is russia this is just not. grozny is simply a beautiful city. one should give credit to the republic the. nation which was united around its president its king. i think there is nothing unusual in this. competition has. tried to explain to the participants that there. is full and deep meaning that everything is important from the movements to the dancers expressions. following tradition has become a national project for. the national. to showcase the chechen nation's image. but first sight it looks like a regular performance but even here the dancers must observe strict islamic and. the men must not under any circumstances touch the women not eve

the united arab emirates and bus train them to visit cut it off. was. a few years ago it was known worldwide as a war torn and mutinous republic was today chechnya is a russian region striving to become a focal point for the muslim world was . the republic of chechnya or is this if the. with everything out of this is russia this is chechnya. grozny is simply a beautiful city. one should give credit to the republic the. nation which was united around its president its king. i think there is nothing unusual in this. competition has come to an end and i have tried to splay into the participants the dance is full and deep meaning that everything is important from the movements to the dancers expressions. following tradition has become a national project for. the national vie no rehearsals to showcase the chechen nation's image. at first sight it looks like a regular performance but even here the dunces must observe strict islamic rule custom. the men must not under any. circumstances touch the women not even their clothes. recently. criticized the dances fo

also there's a connection to the caucas caucasus emirate, they said they were going to attack in 20 -ttack as perhaps a dry run, if there is a connection, there could be something about public sporting events. also maybe getting notoriety. it's a terrible attack in the sense we were able to get videos of these individuals. marathons are the type of event that's going to happen next year and this is a great opportunity for the boston community to show it's resilient and come together and hopefully there's more spectators and runners than before. >> thank you so much for being with us this morning. appreciate it. the small town of west, texas, preparing to begin its new normal. other news going on in the country this after the fertilizer plant explosion devastated the area. we'll take you there as residents prepare this morning for sunday services. [ male announcer ] you could be at the corner of "medicare part d" and "up to 75% lower copays." as a preferred pharmacy, walgreens can save you as much as 75% compared to other select pharmacies. walgreens, at the corner of happy and healthy

many visitors are from the united arab emirates and saudi arabia. these two men are from dubai, but they are not here for dental work and organ transplants or a knit and top. what they wan ihair -- facial hair. >> they feel follicle challenge, which makes it tough to get ahead in dubai, where a full beard is a status symbol. their plight prompted them to book a transplant package in turkey, one of many deals that cover flights, surgery, and accommodation. >> we saw a report in a magazine about beard transplants in istanbul. we had never heard about that before. after some friends said they were happy with the surgery that had, we were happy to do it, too. >> this upscale neighborhood in istanbul is home to many fashion trends, including cosmetic surgery. the array of specialist doctors here offer everything from breast enhancement to liposuction and more recently, facial hair transplants. the first step for the visitors from dubai is a preliminary checkup. he already has facial hair, but in his opinion, it is just not manly enough. >> having a beard

ash the ennio -- the emir of qa tar in doha. the taliban will be allowed to have in office if they end their ties with al qaeda. >> in portugal, authorities were called to rescue more than 100 campers trapped by a river that overflowed its banks. >> and palestinian president mahmoud abbas has marked the day by planting olive tree in the west bank town of ramallah. the day is commemorated every year in remembrance of six arab citizens killed in 1976 during protests against israel's annexation and occupation of palestinian land. 80 years ago today, hitler's regime launched its campaign of perseution and terror against the jews here in germany. >> on april 1, 1933, the propaganda minister called for a nationwide vote -- and nationwide boycott of jewish- owned businesses. rooms quads pointed -- painted stars of david on doors and windows. they put anti-semitic signs up. despite large, anti-jewish sentiment among germans, many ignored the boycott. it was ended the same day. >> but that did not stop the holocaust here in germany and a

the emir of qatar and during a meeting with president obama said that he hopes for a political solution>> we also discussed the syrian issue, what's happening in syria is a major tragedy in the region and in the world. we hopes to find a solution to the bloodshed in syria and for the current government to leave power, to give room to others do give order. we hope any partner that succeed the current regime would be supportive of democracy and the political process. sayse associated press that syrian activists have hacked its twitter account. posted this tweet saying barack obama had been injured in an attack on the white house. stocks on wall street stumbled briefly in response to the phony post. the message was re tweeted hundreds of times. it's not the first time this year in electronic army has targeted a global news organization./ .- the syrian electronic syrian the group also hacked several bbc accounts treating messages in support of president assad. have jazeera, the attacks been extended to our internet news alerts. the afp and sky news arabia have also reported similar attacks.

ash the ennio -- the emir of qa tar in doha. the taliban will be allowed to have in office if they end their ties with al qaeda. >> in portugal, authorities were called to rescue more than 100 campers trapped by a river that overflowed its banks. >> and palestinian president mahmoud abbas has marked the day by planting olive tree in the west bank town of ramallah. the day is commemorated every year in remembrance of six arab citizens killed in 1976 during protests against israel's annexation and occupation of palestinian land. 80 years ago today, hitler's regime launched its campaign of perseution and terror against the jews here in germany. >> on april 1, 1933, the propaganda minister called for a nationwide vote -- and nationwide boycott of jewish- owned businesses. rooms quads pointed -- painted stars of david on doors and windows. they put anti-semitic signs up. despite large, anti-jewish sentiment among germans, many ignored the boycott. it was ended the same day. >> but that did not stop the holocaust here in germany and a