is dead. >> he just told me emir is a martyr now. >> the emir had been killed by one of these rocketsning of the attack. our hearts just fell. this was the one guy who we were putting all our hopes on and now we's dead. we understood what that meant. someone else is coming to get us and they were taking over but they did not know our identity. and these guys were angry. obviously they'd been fighting the night before. they drove like mad. you could sense that they knew now they were in danger as well. it wasn't just the drones because the helicopters were coming the night before and now it's broad daylight. i'm waiting for the americans to put a hellfire missile into the vehicle. plus this whole thing of who is taking us now. so there's the fear that whether it's by the americans or by them it's going to be a short ride. and where we got out i knew it was some kind of farm complex because we had to stagger down a bit of a field. when you're flailing and being moved around, completely helpless. and then we got into what turned out to be more or less like a bunker. it was below ground.

with the united arab emirates expanding the role. in canada is tripling the personnel intend thousand strikes so far continue to strike to force is an infrastructure and heavy weapons. isil fighters realize they have no safe haven and take them anywhere and anytime they still have not had a single successful major offensive operation in syria or iraq since last summer in the continued to go after the jersey and commanders to take them out one after another after another. and with those special forces to push back out of territories. but with the block by block fighting they are pushing isil that is now lost key towns and cities that once were controlled in iraq. today we discussed the next phase of the fight for and the resources needed to retake the on bar province in then continuing to work with the international community so iraq has the financial support rebuild communities that have been devastated by that isil presence meanwhile the coalition forces to push isil back now day battle isil to continue to squeeze the stronghold to

. >>> the united arab emirates said it is ready to send ground troops to syria to fight isil. it is the third gulf nation to say so, following saudi arabia and bahrain. they are already part of the u.s. led bombing campaign against isil in syria and iraq. syria warned it will fight back against what it calls a ground incursion into its territory. meanwhile, turkey said it's ready to let in thousands of syrian refugees trapped on its border if necessary. they are stuck in the area. another 70,000 syrians may head to the border if the fighting continues. stephanie decker has more from the turkey-syria border. >> they believe around 10,000 people are on the other side that have border. they are registered because it is a security concern. they want to manage the situation. they say they are perfectly well prepared to deal with them when it comes to supplies, relief, blankets. it is incredibly cold at night. there is no chance of opening the border. the turkish penalty expects a potential of 70,000 people to come over the next days or weeks if this offensive continues. that's show

charlie: the saudi's and the emirates are prepared to do that? sec. carter: what i did when i sat down with them is to say this is everything in the campaign plan. there is plenty to do here and you need to find -- i will help you find the things that your country can do. charlie: john brennan gave an interview to 60 minutes over the weekend. in response to a question from isil may said that have chemical weapons, the capacity to make them, and the capacity to use them. can you tell me more? sec. carter: i cannot tell you a lot more, -- i don't want to get into intelligence matters, but isil occupies a considerable part of iraqi territory. therefore, there are people there and industrial facilities there that could contribute to -- it depends what you mean by but there isons, the chemistry that could be used for harmful purposes there. we have seen evidence of that from time to time, we have struck wherever we have seen that kind of -- charlie: the use of some kind of chemical weapon? sec. carter: no, not use, any kind of indication of interest. charl

. >> the united arab emirate is ready to send ground troops to fight isil. it is the third gulf nation to say so, following saudi arabia and bahrain. they are already part of the bombing campaign in syria and iraq. syria said it will fight back what it calls a ground incursion into its territory. >> many are stuck on the frontier after fleeing a syrian government offensive near aleppo. ankara is providing food and shelter but not letting them cross the worder. let's hear now from the turkish city on the syrian border. steph, what is the situation with these refugees? what kind of numbers are we talking about? >> what we're told by turkish officials, they believe around 10,000. this his in line with others we have been speaking to trying to figure out how many are across this border in the kind of buffer zone. they are not allowed in. trucks are being allowed in and out, that's good pretty much all day long. it looks like metal scaffolding, something i think will be used on the other side to build more tents. we spoke to an official that said this is part of

so this comes after the uae emirates said members of opec were possibly considering production cuts.ancial sector this year, well, that's the best performer in the session today. investors looking for bargains from this beaten down sector you can see the big moves in name like jp morgan, national and more. much more of the closing bell after this so what else is new? how's your mother? umm..she's doing good. she needs more care though. she wants to stay in her house. i don't know even where to start with that. first, let's take a look at your financial plan and see what we can do. ok, so we've got... we'll listen. we'll talk. we'll plan. baird. wenit gave me a leafput in the names almost right away. first. within a few days, i went from knowing almost nothing to holy crow, i'm related to george washington. i didn't know that using ancestry would be so easy. liz: closing bell 23 minutes away and as you see we're holding onto these gains high of the session up about 309 for the dow, up 273 so a teeny bit of profit taking here but that nasdaq holding strong, look at the s&p up one and t

. >> rose: the emirates promised they will put troops into syria? >> the emirates, particularly all three of the things you just named, they will work with us in our special forms in both iraq and syria. they will contribute air power, and they will contribute -- you mentioned money. money is not insignificant. somebody is going to have to rebuild the city of ramadi. >> rose: and the saudis and the emirates are prepared to do that. >> and others around the world can make that kind of contribution. what i did when i sat down with them is said this is everything that is in the campaign plan. there is plenty to do here. you need to find -- i'm going to help you find the things that your country can do. >> rose: john brennan gave an interview to "60 minutes" to scott pelley over the weekend and he, in response to a question from scott, said that i.s.i.l may have chemical weapons, the capacity to make them and the capacity to use them. can you tell me more? >> i can't tell you a lot more, but just think about this for -- i don't want to get into intellig

sources pointed out the actions undertaken in egypt, in united emirates and other regions to fight terrorist ideology and we think it is an important sphere area for cooperation within the framework of the group of strategic vision, russia, islamic world, which was set up in cooperation with the organization of islamic cooperation. we can say that specific crisis and conflict is in the region, but we did the on the basis of the joint principles which situate the recognition of the people still to find their destiny, the destiny of the countries and they need to respect the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all the states in the region. under this vision we consider the efforts of the international community in which also russia takes part and the countries of arab world to help regulate the crisis in syria, yemen and libya, to normalize the position in iraq, somalia and other countries of the region. all the three participants of the conference are the members of the nation group to support syria and we today confirm the adherence to the disagreements which were reached within the fra

denmark, united arab emirates, bhutan or thailand?he week is "geography of genius." there is a special sauce that takes you all over and silicon valley providing fun facts and anecdotes and genuine insights along the way. into now, for the last look. you've heard of red carpets but welcome to the red runway. it's a 2.5 mill long red carpet. no, this is not an image from hollywood. it's from a developing country. one still plagued by poverty and disease. the carpet was laid out in egypt to pavement way for its presiden president. he was to give a talk about austeri austerity measures. they said the carpet was used in order to give a good impression to the world. i think we can say that backfired. that very same military that put on such a show has been strengthening its central role in egypt's economy. that role is one of the crucial reasons that has opened up egypt's economy and never quite take place and succeed. the egyptian economy took a slump but they really need to fix their problems. right now it's not a red carpet but a magic

that is based on a rumor that the unite arab emirates oil ministers said that opec is going to agreeo a potential production cut. that's very important. we heard from different players out of the opec cartel they were talking bat production cut, but -- about a production cut bunt didn't matter because we didn't owe know if saudi arabia or the emirates were onboard but ae said they would be on board that means the possibility is real. >> thank you, phil flynn. that would assume everyone gets on board. saudi arabia was going one way, opec another way. janet yellen is not ruling out negative interest rates. what that means is you give them money and you get back not quite all your money, which is weird, which is precursor to bad stuff. in my view. but i read a prompter for a living. market watcher, gary, does not. charles payne, he does but also invests. so he is really a conundrum. charles payne, let me ask you about the negative interest rate situation. that generally not a good thing when countries say they're open to it because they history suggests that can lead to bad stuff. >> yo

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the energy minister of the united arab emirates suggest the opec production cartel was considering scaling back output. the banking sector has been hard hit this week. financiers have tried to downplay concerns. steps tobank is taking reassure investors and the markets that it is in good shape. the largest lender has confirmed it will buy that 4.8 billion euros of its own bonds. after a week of sharp rises and falls, shares closed up nearly 12% this friday. the euro zone economy grew in line with forecasts last year. gdp grew by .3% in the fourth quarter of 2015. the quarterly figure marks no improvement from the third quarter. decline inis a industrial output in the month of december on 1.3% for the year. economists had expected a rise of nearly 1%. that data has revived speculation that the european central bank may need to take more action to stimulate growth. disappointing figures came from greece. in recession.in farmers protested against reforms that international creditors demand go further. to deal with an influx of migrants and the economic slowdown. >> greece slides back into rec

look for in an espionage case, including it was routed through an intermediary in the united arab emirates. boxes, safe to deposito boxes and safe boxes, it rings all sorts of alarm bells. vago: and it was not just access to material stuff. he was inside the organization, so he picked stuff up at the water cooler, for example. ite: the government defines as causing serious damage to the united states if it takes -- if i is exposed, that's the level of secret clearance. like thisdid somebody who was a dual iranian citizen for so long not get detected? dave: that's the million-dollar question. it's strange. a dualld not have been citizen. in fact, he claimed in 2001 when the navy caught him traveling to -- theyhis passport demanded he give it up. they suspended his security clearance. he challenged the suspension and lawyer said he had given up the passport. funnily enough, prosecutors allege that the passport he said he had given up was in a safe deposit box in vienna, virginia, when they raided his assets. vago: what is the possible penalty he faces and what is next? -- faces aces maximum

investigators say andre mayo is one of two men who opened fire outside the the emirates club on pearl street on new year' s eve. the reward is now $10,000. a second suspect was arrested last month and charged with murder. huge storm off north carolina' s coast is affected to dock at his new jersey port this morning. the world caribbean ship was on its way to port canaveral when it turned around on hyundai. the cruise ship sustained minor damage, but gave passengers a scare when it was hit by 115 mile per hour wins. forecasts warned of bad weather , but the cruise line said it was much worse than expected. florida senator bill nelson is calling for an investigation. the mayor of flint, michigan is unveiling a $85 million proposal to remove lead piping from the' s water system. it is a bid to fix the city toxic water crisis as quickly as possible. michigan governor rick snyder has inclined an invitation to testify at a hearing before the house today. his spokesman says he cannot make it because he is to deliver a budget presentation to the state led to start. -- legislature. a water mai

watching at the moment, 7 minutes ago this headline across at here is the headline, united arab emirates oil ministers came out and said opec is, quote, ready to coordinate oil output to shore up crude prices, crew immediately came off of the floor sending the dow on not 200 point reversal, down 411, dow jones industrials suddenly added 200 points, we're down 261 so it is not a sure thing at this hour. that is why we are here for you. the s&p 500 sectors still in the red but it is really financials, energy is leading the way, the s&p still on track, still on track for its lowest close in two years. it is flirting with their territory. and nasdaq covered 30 points above the dubious bear market point. janet yellen gives them the second day of testimony, doing more like adding to the land -- we have been surprised, we didn't anticipate the dollar strength, then she said it again, negative interest rates are on the table. the table is about to buckle if you see things on it. akin to oil it was getting slammed but the major catalyst, 28 minutes, opec oil ministers from the united or arab--it

sources pointed out the actions undertaken in egypt, in united emirates and other regions to fight terrorist ideology and we think it is an important sphere area for cooperation within the framework of the group of strategic vision, russia, islamic world, which was set up in cooperation with the organization of islamic cooperation.

there, saudi arabia and the united arab emirates buy the most.their favorite supplier, the united states. saudi weapons' imports rose by 275%. qatar boosted its purchases by 279%. the middle east remains a growth market for the arms industry. it already accounts for about one quarter of the world's weapons imports. for their study, sipri's researchers compared weapons investments over five-year periods. the report shows that many governments evidently feel a need to strengthen their armed forces with more equipment. brent: time for business news. a lot to talk about. the end of traveling throughout europe without a passport and without border checks. reporter: right, and what does this mean, if there is an end to the schengen zone, that's the question. a study puts a price tag on the falling part of the no-control schengen deal. germany's interrier minister thomas de maiziÈre warned that there is only two weeks to prevent the collapse of the schengen zone. there are economic and political consequences. >> signed, sealed and delivered, june 14, 19

investigators say mohammad barry, a somalia tnal, troubled toubai and id arab emirates in 2012. investigators trying to determine if itas linkedo terrorism. >> a individual with the the machete in the public place. the those are this tt give us concern. >> reporter: restaurant is own by this ar christian from israel. he believes his biness was targeted because the assailant hado in 30 minus before the attack kg about him andhere he was fm. >> i feel it, yes. io i'm o and not the case but if it is, i hope it is one time thing, you know. >> reporter: he was not working last night the because he wento with a gine headache. four peopleere injured in the aack. one chris tcally. live from the satenter i'm's dann cuellar r channel six "action news". >> thanks, dann. >>> philadelphia police me an arrest in the, murder of e 20 year-old m juniata park. police say nd green was shot multiple tes and robbed, aftereaving the grocery store, on the 4200 blockf neilson street, january. january 27th. well, tonight the leay they have arrested 25 year-old kahif eard, four days later andharged him w

the united arab emirates says it's ready to send ground troops to syria to fight i.s.i.l. this is the third gulf nation to say so. they are part of the u.s.-led coalition against i.s.i.l. the syrian government warned against the involvement of foreign troops. on saturday the foreign minister said the soldiers would return home in wooden coffins. >> now to taiwan where rescue workers found life under the debris of a high-rise building that collapsed after saturday's earthquakes, more than 130 are trapped. 24 people killed in the city, in the worst affected area. rob mcbride reports. >> as they work further into the ruins, conditions for the rescue teams are getting harder. hang in there, the rescuer shouts. we will get you out. people are dropped in small space, and we can't use big machinery down there, we mostly dig with our hands. relatives have been waiting for news. since the earthquake on saturday, causing the complex to crumble in seconds. trapping hundreds as they slept. >> this man is looking for his father, and believes rescuers looks in the wrong place and urges

titanic 2 will sail from china to the united arab emirates and i am thinking no ice bergs on that route. ability to get -- you want to put that up high. >> the selling point is do you think it could happen again? it can't. >> boom. >> what are chances it happens again. >>> tonight one of the most creative video. >> all rock band shot this in zero gravity. take a look. don't know where your eyes are but they are not doing what you said don't know where your mind is but you better. >> wow. that is not a special effect. no wires or green screens. okay go took 20 flights on a russian f-7 airline flight in waitless condition. the treadmill music video went viral in 2007. >> they are so talented but no one says i love that okay go song it's always the videos. they could be singing about anything. >> i will say i love the song and i love the video too. >>> tonight ultimate price is right fail. a woman was a bit too enthusiastic about spinning the big wheel and there she goes. >> oh. >> she was not seriously hurt which is why we can show it and buzz feed put it out with the caption when you wak

sponsors chancellor angela merkel of germany, and prime minister of norway, and his high necessary, emir. and many other countries, very generation contributions. as of this moment, there's just said by the prime minister, more than $10 billion has been pledged, more than half to meet immediate needs in 2016. i thank, again, all of the participants for their genre ros -- generosity in supporting syrias enduring prolonged horrendous suffering. today's pledges will enable humanitarian workers to continue reaching millions of people with life-saving aid. the premise of long-term funding, mean that humanitarian and development partners will be able to work together to get children back into school, design employment programs, and begin rebuilding infrastructure. the commitment of countries hosting large numbers of refugees to open up their labor markets is a break through. i thank the governments of jordan, lebanon, and turkey, for choosing -- >>> for god has not given us a spirit of fear -- >> the president pleading that all faith be accepted at the annual prayer breakfast today. >> you can

traveled to sydney, australia, antarctica, chile, miami, florida, spain, morocco, a a the united arab emirates. and her hometown threw her a big welcome home parade yesterday. she is a single mom who runs a daycare. patrick: wow. if you bought something from amazon.com, you owe the state of south carolina money. amazon recently sent out an email telling you the amount of tax you owe based on the total sales price of things you bought from amazon in 2015. it's about 6%. you're getting this email because amazon was not required to collect sales tax on anything shipped to south carolina last year. amazon is also not required to law requires amazon to tell you what you owe. a big pay day for a company that accused apple is stealing their patents. a jury has ordered apple to pay $626 million to the company virnetx. the ruling is based on a legal fight that started more than three years ago. virnetx accused apple of violating four of its patents with its apps like i-message and facetime. apple has since revised its i-message, facetime and other software so that it avoids anything covered by virnetx'

area in support of national security interests in the stops in france bahrain and the united arab emirates before returning home every room. everyone got here safely and are just happy to be home with their families reporting live in or think i'm jenny we thirteen years now gallons and gallons of water in a norfolk man's backyard will tell you who he says is responsible and it's as seventeen year old collapses on the volleyball court but cause a heart attack banks and school workers. she's alive to tell her story i felt like i was waking up from passing out military advancement this might look like a pond but it's not is a picture of gallons and gallons of water at a norfolk man's backyard he sent some surprising photos to our newsroom. so we sent a crew to check it out and now he wants someone to take responsibility for the water at his house marcella robertson spent the day talking to the homeowner pieces that causes deeper than all of this rain was the american experience to buy a house part of more cables american dream washed away in our face receive a total loss the possible loss of

. >> the president of nigeria has ended its two day visit to qatar after tell the emir that word oil price are totally unacceptable. the largest oil producer is being hit hard by the slump in global energy prices. al jazeera was told opec countries need to work together. >> what are your thoughts about opec policy over the past year or so of prioritizing market share over the price of the barrel of oil? >> well, opec has to act together to save the situation. it has always been the interest. if you can produce less and earn more, why produce more andern less? i have never been able to understand, but -- >> you can see more of that interview if you watch talk to al jazeera on marsh five. >>> peru declared an emergency three weeks after its main ole pipeline burst. 3,000-barrels of oil have polluted two rivers. it's affecting thousands of people from indigenous communities who rely on the rivers for food and water. john hohman has more from peru. >> a teenager views it the way he always has done, but there's a new danger in these waters. 3,000-barrels of oil burst out of a pipeline and

. >> something now to smile about, the united arab emirates getting the state minister for happiness. the prime minister made the announcement on twitter after a reshuffle. the new minister will be given the job of coordinating state programs and policies to ensure happiness in the community >>> smile - it's the law. aljazeera.com for all the news. aljazeera.com. incredible beauty but a world in transition. ironically this piece of coral, delicate as fine china, is also a sign of trouble. >> today, we are facing the potential loss or massive degradation of all of our reefs. >> down here, climate change is taking its toll. >> so this is essentially telling you that this coral is not dead. >> but a team of scientists is

. >>> the united arab emirates said it is ready to sound ground troops to fight isil.s the third gulf nation to say so. they are already part of the u.s.-led bombing campaign against isil in syria and iraq. syria has warned it will fight back against what it calls a grand incursion in its territory. >>> in southern taiwan rescue workers say they have found signs of life under the debris of a high-rise building. 130 people are strapptrapped. 24 people were killed in the city, the worst affected area. from there, here is rob mcbride. >> reporter: as they work further down in to the ruins, conditions for the rescue teams are getting harder. >> hang in there, the rescuer shouts. we will seen get you out. >> people are trapped in very small spaces. we can't use big machinery down there. we mostly dig with our hands. >> around the edges of the site, relatives of the missing have been waiting anxiously for news since the earthquake on saturday morning, the caused the entire complex to crumble in seconds trapping hundreds as they slept. >> this man is looking for his father an

we have no intention of seizing one and -- one inch of the emirate territory. e will preserve them. in syria, we are working to bring change, political change, if possible, with what is happening in syria, in order to remove a man who is responsible for the murder of three and a thousand people, the --placement of 12 million 300,000 people, the displacement of 12 million. that is our objective. and we will achieve it. we are trying to work with other countries in the region, whether it is egypt, whether it is a rock, whether -- whether it is , whether it is sudan, whether it is countries in the netherlands to help them deal with their issues. -- we dohave no doubt not have an ideology we are wedded to. we have pragmatism that we adhere to. at thesehen we look ,ountries in the region today the two areas that stand out the are -- and yemen, and i want to say it looks a little bit like daesh. daesh is a terrorist organization that has no religion and no morals. they attract others. they are a cult. they will be defeated. in order to defeat daesh, we have to deal with what i call the ot

leone was widely discredited after offered a high paying job by the united arab emirates, one of haftar's main backers in the region. since hess replacement last year, progress appears to have been made. unity talks led to a presidential council formed a few weeks ago. libya's politicians urge the world to support the newly formed unity government. >> we call on owl regional powers to support the libyan people's efforts by backing this unit government. we call on the international community to do the same in supporting the people of libya. >> this week marks five years since lebens took to the streets in a revolution. they had hoped to bring about prosperity. now it's hoped the political stability will help achieve the goals. al jazeera. >>> more airstrikes by the saudi-led coalition in yemen left a number of people dead. five people were killed and 10 injured in a town north of sanna. many people have now fled fearing more airstrikes. the coalition is fighting to restore the government, which was overthrown by shia houthi rebels. >>> former israeli prime is set to begin an 18 month priso

after the discussions, he said he expected saudi arabia and the united arab emirates to provide specialperation forces to help syrian opposition fighters battling so-called islamic state. secretary carter sat down exclusively with the bbc. >> what was your reaction to what happened in geneva, this agreement in principle for cessation of hostilities? secretary carter secretary kerry : has done great work to try to ease the suffering, the terrible suffering, of the syrian people and ultimately to put a political end to the civil war in syria. i want to make clear there is no secession of hostilities in the war against isil. all the countries here are agreed to step up their efforts, to accelerate their efforts. we want to get isil defeated, especially initially in iraq and syria, as soon as possible. you had 50 countries there, all saying they would do more, just like the united states. president barack obama has pledged to do more and accelerate the defeat against isil. that goes on at the same time important diplomatic efforts led by secretary kerry go on. >> do you talk to russians? th

who will be the next president of the united arab emirates? [laughter] this is a trick question because it's a hereditary hierarchy. forecasting poorly the arab spring and did poorly forecasting isis. they call you in and say what variables should we be looking at to understand the middle east -- i know it is a tough will be thet who next president of the united arab emirates? a black swan or a regularized process? i don't know that much about international politics to flew via emirates airlines. that's the extent of my knowledge about the uae. tyler: four more years out, this nation, what is your best pick for who will be elected president? nate: who will be president in 2020? the boring pick is probably hillary clinton, still. tyler: and next best pick? betweenthink it's close donald trump and marco rubio. although i think trump might be a one term or. tyler: if that. who is the most likely next vice president? kasich seems tailor-made for the vice presidential. think hillary you clinton wins, he's the single most appropriate to be vice pres

airlines -- iris flew via emirates airlines. tyler: four more years out, this nation, what is your best pick on who will be elected president? nate silver: who will be president in 2020? tyler: correct. nate silver: probably hillary clinton still. tyler: number two, next best pick? nate silver: i think it is close between donald trump and marco rubio. trump might be a one-termer. tyler: if that. [laughter] tyler: who is the most likely next vice president? maybe.lver: john kasich seems tailor-made for vice president joe. -- vice presidential. tyler: in if hillary were to win, he is the most likely to be vice president? nate silver: hillary has a lot objectives she want to fulfill. i think it is a shorter list for the g.o.p. can we use that to pick the next supreme court justice? nate silver: potentially. there are fleshly -- fledgling attempts at supreme court analytics. we are kind of in a sample size of zero. you have a nominee unlikely to be confirmed -- likely to be confirmed but there are still high political stakes. my uni

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going to take off and sail to dubai in the united arab emirates. >> not going to be any spilling. >> right. what a great movie. >> yeah. absolutely. >> haven't seen it. >> i know. . >> amazing. it. >>> really cool story and if you follow science, this is awesome. the most significant discovery in decades. something einsteinpredicted. scientists made the announcement this morning at a news conference in washington. scientists have been looking to prove the gravity waves. a way to observe space. those from the big bang, saying how the universe forms and -- detecting these waves will give some new events in the cosmic events that produced it. >> so like when you throw up, a pebble in a creek, it's like a wave in space. >> crazy to think that einstein knew about it so long ago. >> poor guy. >> amen. >>> and some coworkers daughter is quite a character. we know that. she is. she has had some boy trouble. >> being romantic, but i think i'm too young to have a boyfriend. happy. >> what do you mean? ? >> he's just -- i don't want to break his heart. >> (laughing). >> learning to say he looks

the united arab emirates said today it would be prepared to send its soldiers into syria to help battleislamic state militants if the u.s.-led coalition decides to deploy ground troops in that fight. the u.a.e. has a military of some 75,000, including a modern air force. but the foreign minister said any u.a.e. deployment would be relatively small. and only a few days ago, saudi arabia said it would also be willing to provide ground troops to the fight against isis if asked. >> on the eve of tonight's super bowl the nfl named eight new members to its hall of fame. the class of 2016 include two quarterbacks, britt brett farve and the late ken stabler. and toifn dungee, whic a -- tony dungee, and a late night special results broadcast that night. then later in the week on thursday, gwen ifill and judy woodruff will host the next democratic debate in milwaukee. live on your pb your pbs statios for watching, i'm william brangham. good night. >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: lewis b. and louise hirschfeld cullman. bernard and irene schwartz. judy and josh weston. the cheryl and p

government held a joint or am with minister gary from the air of an art's -- arab emirates. so different forms. it's all about sharing best practices. its different forms and not one particular organization taking the lead and that's why people are able to make sure that these particular laws are working in the same direction. >> every form is a welcome for in predicting the u.k. government is shown a significant amount of leadership on this topic. but i think there is more that can be done. >> i spoke at the anti-da'ish coalition which is an excellent example of bringing everybody together to focus on the strategic communications and in the case of surveillance. >> it doesn't actually give us an international treaty, does that? >> i think the league has been taken on surveillance and another area since showing best practice. i am colleagues around the world have been attending many meetings on this issue and we will continue to do so. >> thank you so much for coming in. we are very grateful and we will be writing to you with follow-up information that members of the committ

in the united arab emirates, pilots are doing something called cloud seeding. highly fires all compounds in that attracts water baker -- figure. it does work. stewart: coming up next, new information about a bizarre string of convenience store robberies. now deputies are trying something new to catch them. plus, attention lifeguards. deltona beach needs thousands of tourists to be safe. we are looking at marco rubio' s with >> it is a series of robberies that have kept sheriff' s busy for the last few months. good evening, i' m stewart moore. >> i' m angela taylor. we are getting new information on the robber who puts on a batman costume and then pulls off the robberies trade michelle meredith gives us a different look at the person deputies say >> the suspect to got national attention by robbing stores dressed as batman is thinking maybe his get up got him a little too much attention. investigators say the cape crusader suspect is still robbing stores it has apparently hung up his cake. >> i believe people saw that it was something that went national. with all

there's a lot of pressure that's going to be brought to bear and the report about the united arab emirates they are probably the lesser member of the troika. it's the saudis and kuwait. kuwait announced earlier this week that they were going to increase production by 150 n.o.w. barrels a day by the third quarter so it still looks colleague for the next few months. >> that's it. it's all about timing and i'm not sure that a lot of people on this desk i should say, at least our audience are looking to time the market perfectly. i know it's turnaround season for refiners and saudis certainly, their whole market share experiment is far from over. they want to see what iran's capability, is but can't you say we are getting very close and if it's very close. i'm not going to ask you to invest in oil stocks but to say that things are going to be so depressing the next couple of weeks. it's been depressing for the last year and a half. the prospect i think spring is going to be a lot better and ultimately you have the dynamics that in the short term will change very quickly. >> well, i mean, you'r

more we began to get operating locations, we moved tankers into location in the united arab emirates. >> the coalition would eventually have close to 3000 planes. these fighter and attack planes patrol the desert, providing cover for the world's largest military airlift in history. airlift, the hidden part of airpower. it was the fastest way to get enough men and material over to defend the desert kingdom. command ofeneral -- the coalition's airlift forces. then that appointment, the craft aircraft, the kc tends , very early on it was evident operation desert shield was going to surpass by far the strategic airlift we have had before. >> military and civilian cargo airplanes delivered 72,000 tons of cargo in the month of august alone, to places like -- >> the early goings was wall-to-wall planes. aanes would behold and until plane took off so another plane could land. the president decided we need more forces, we actually went into a second peak. we went through the same thing, using massive strategic forces to bring supplies into the theater. schwarzkopforman was chief of the allied

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as we began to get more operating locations, we moved anchors into locations at the united arab emirates. >> the coalition would eventually have close to 3000 planes. planesighter and attack patrolled the desert, providing cover for the largest military airlift in history. airlift, the hidden part of airpower. fastest way to get enough men and material to defend the desert kingdom. the brigadier general commanded the coalition airlift forces. -- the the deployment planes hauled as much as they could, as fast as they could. clear that was desert shield would surpass by far the number of strategic airlifts we had ever had by far. to places like riyadh, baharain. >> in the early goings, it was wall-to-wall planes. planes would be holding until a plane took off. december, wend actually went into a second peak. we went into the same thing, hauling the maximum use of strategic forces. >> the allies began planning a military offensive to liberate kuwait. general swarts goff was commander and chief of the allied forces. he called for an intense air campaign to clear the way. >> fundamental for a

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