. >> the unionists have come to the emirate of qatar for three days especially to hear problems like these. it is an unannounced visit that has seen them barred from several sites and companies. by exerting a bit of pressure, they have managed to meet some officials. >> it is a shame. the majority of their population today is made up of immigrants. we have to make them see that human rights are for everyone, not before qataris -- not only for qataris. >> guitar has been accused of exploiting its foreign workers -- qatar has been accused of exploiting its foreign workers. >> some of the numbers -- they do not really reflect the reality. there are many -- some negative. in the end the [indiscernible] >> however, the delegation held a press conference to declare these efforts insufficient. building and wood international called on the emirates to recognize foreign workers' rights. >> two saudis have died after contracting the mirs virus which has flulike symptoms and can cause -- the annual hottest -- haaj is this weekend. authorities are worried that people could become infected and ca

after the very very violent crackdown which was of course helped by saudi arabia in the united arab emirates that's the behind he said well if the government is going to respond to us with this kind of violence if they're going to kill protesters on armed protesters for going out on the streets and demanding something that is rightfully theirs to begin with then the demand changed it became from a constitution or a change in the constitution into a demand of calling for the king and his family to step down from power but can tell you something that looking at the results of the arab spring revolutions in other states one can't help but wonder that maybe it's for the best that the revolution never really started in your country. well i would disagree there on the issue of starting the revolution as the feeling started that just hasn't had the results that people have wanted to see just like in the other countries whether we're talking about syria or egypt and i think that even if we look at the situation in egypt for example or in tunisia it's a process we're not if we start believing that de

the emir of the united arab emirates sends one of his royal planes outfitted as a hospital, a state-of-the-arte unit. and for the entire eight hour flight to england, doctor reynolds and doctor kayani keep malala alive breath by breath, organ by organ. and they also have noticed something else that defies possibility. the bullet took a path that simply cannot be believed. >> the chances of being shot at point blank range in the head and that happening, i don't know. but it is amazing. truly amazing. i don't know why she survived. >> maybe his hand was shaky. >> he hit her there. >> so it goes under the skin, near the skull, the skin but what happens? >> reporter: a bullet traveling one thousand feet per second slips under malala's skin, but as it heads toward her brain, that bone turns out to be so strong and curved, it forces the bullet to ricochet away. instead the bullet smashes her eardrum, severs the nerve in her face, and hits her shoulder.. >> the fact that she didn't die on the spot or very soon thereafter is to my mind nothing short of miraculous. >> miracle. >> if you believe in mira

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there have been serious negotiations with numerous countries -- brazil, qatar the united arab emirateshose negotiations are dragging and dragging and most unfortunately yesterday india's chief negotiator a man by the name of -- if i can find it -- he died of a heart attack yesterday in new delhi. observers in india say this may delay the negotiations for as long as a year and certainly after the indian elections in may. >> thanks to you for watching. stay tuned. >> hello and welcome to this edition of "the week in the americas." government workers sent home a national monument closed. the first shutdown in the u.s. government in 17 years. a man on truck -- and this time the american citizen says she is staying far from the courthouse. political unrest in haiti. a charged anniversary prompts thousands to come out in the streets. first, the statue of liberty and the lincoln memorial are closed to the public. no one to clean the parts around washington, d.c. even nasa's robot on mars is affected by the shutdown in the federal government. it was brought about when yet again republicans and

been removed from its qataral by authorities in where it was feared and muslim conservative in the emirate has had a breached islamic rules and that it encouraged idolization. the five meter statute by an algerian artist is now expected to be shown in an inside exhibition by the qatar museum authority. we will leave you now at this. today is halloween and, and while millions of children around the world will be screaming for candy, here in france the focuses more on chocolate. lots of chocolate. show iswhat the annual about. it features all kinds of thousand and including chocolate dresses. as you look at that fashion show, you will see every one of those dresses is made out of, you guessed it, chocolate. ♪ we will leave you with that. you're watching "france 24." stay tuned. >> elsewhere in the french tuesday shock results in the division, the league went i flowers -- went highfliers, 1-0 as well. he has committed itself to the club until 2018 after signing a two-year contract extension. since arriving in 2008, he -- leagueback-to-back champion final. happy to speak of any suitors to cont

other countries are beefing up the aid to egypt of the saudi arabia, kuwait and the united arab emirates $12 billion saudi arabia said it would make up the difference if any country cut the difference. >> cold weather could be a thing of the past. researchers say 2014 average temperatures across the globe will be the hottest in recorded history. they predicted the exact years when average temps in cities will hit the peak. geneva, singapore, mexico, phoenix and coul cairo and honou will experience record high averages. 202023 and 2043. ♪ ♪ >> meteorologist: hello again, well, we are look at a storm over here towards the eastern seaboard, this has been here for the last 24 hours. notice it's really not moving too fast. it's going to cause a lot of problems as it makes its way slowly up towards the north east. airports, highway 95 as well. so we are watching that for you as we go through the rest of the day. now, out here towards the west, we actually had snow and mixed precipitation especially in the higher elevations first of all let's go up towards the northwest. notice those pinks that

and seventeen self reliant the countries in the region also realizing it saudi arabia united arab emirates kuwait and others that america would need less and therefore the they know that the central part of of their alliance strategic alliance with america is the supply of oil once america would not need the oil probably they would not need saudi arabia and they fear it and their look for new lies in the region and outside their region including russia not not too many weeks ago the prince. bandar bin sultan was in moscow talking supposedly about the syrian crisis but i think it also had are their long term strategic thinking about saudi arabia russian relations or write or write your say a mountain security and intelligence analyst mr mehlman thank you very much indeed for your insights. it will trigger and coming your way also a very short break i need it open mark time or a slow rushes knowlton closed gads asian condo ships from i'm going home she's a business reporter katie bale be explains why this is important international trade in just a few months. will go to the. show thirty fold

united arab emirates and so on so nuclear program is not an israeli problem. i'm sorry but i mean the netanyahu had control of the american airwaves for almost a three or four days after his speech so i think you know it is a pretty big red line for the israelis there michael if i can go to you really what it's all been about not to let me go to michael here because i don't think that it's not well it is important but it's a bigger picture and i want to ask the bigger picture for michael here and it's always been about regime change and the nuclear program has been one element to get there. he had it is regime change and after iraq the reality is is obama or the next president either really going to strike iran i mean all the experts say it's even ex cia that you know they say it's the most ridiculous concept in the world it's not going to stop the program it will be destructive it will on leash chaos in the whole region but you have this you know small subset in the us even a minority of jews that even. it's a minority of the jewish community here in the you

twenty twenty two world cup now the foreign population there and in the neighboring united arab emirates is well beyond eighty percent in kuwait around seven out of the ten workers are migrants in oman and saudi arabia it's about thirty percent of the total population that means for the region as a whole almost a half of the total population come from somewhere else entirely. she went to qatar to see how the immigrants there fairing. the reno to organize. the tour trended to fifth vote cop is coming. but the initial celebration and christie's have been overshadowed by ford workers claims of maltreatment not getting paid anywhere that not being allowed to leave the country the international trade union confederation claims that about four thousand migrants could die before a football is kicked in twenty twenty two the worker becomes the property of the employer they are not allowed to leave the country they're not even allowed to leave trying to a job unless the employer agrees this means that the workers have no real power no real voice to. fix up very very bad working and living conditi

the amir from arab emirates sends one of his royal planes outfitted as a hospital, state of the art intensivee unit. and for the entire eight hour flight to england, dr. reynolds keeps malala alive breath by breath, organ by organ. they also have noticed something else that defies possibility. the bullet took a path, that simply cannot be believed. >> the chances of being shot at point blank range to the head and that happening, i don't know. but it's truly amazing. i don't know why she survived. >> maybe his hand was shaky. >> he hit her there. >> it goes under the skin near the skull. a bullet traveling 1,000 feet per second slips under malala's skin but as it heads toward her brain, that bone turns out to be so strong and curved, it forces the bullet to ricochet away and instead smashes her eardrum, severs the nerve in her face and hits her shoulder. >> the fact she didn't die on the spot or soon afterwards, to my mind is nothing short of miraculous. >> miracle? >> if you believe in miracles, yes. absolutely. >> maybe. hit the bone and not the brain, god saved me. >> doctors have no idea i

the migrant population is large in proportion to the locals and i both qatar and the united arab emirates have migrant population they go beyond eighteen percent in kuwait today the region's other leading all produce about seven out of ten workers they are foreigners as to in oman and saudi arabia migrants make up almost thirty percent of that population now in. if we take a look at the whole region as a whole the number of the migrant workers there is about eighteen million out of a total population of just forty two million now that's quite a high number of foreigners who are working but it was in qatar has more on hold the world cup because it's showing the world's eye to migrants suffering. do we know to organize. trended to fifth vote cop is coming. but the initial celebration and prestige have been overshadowed by ford workers claims about treatment not getting paid and even that not being allowed to leave the country the international trade union confederation claims that about four thousand migrants could die before a football is kicked in twenty twenty two the worker becomes the

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was you know what pressure on both agree i'm not seeing a lot of pressure on me make it out of the emiratesand i'm can't i was doesn't have the same levels of the mastic this and as they do it's the same story the issue where they are getting pressures migrant workers' rights no boy but generally speaking i think the international community can be a bit silent where the goals can sound and obviously. to some extent enables them to as you say to get away with some serious human rights violations and lots of goodies for you right now at r.t. dot com including a very special souvenir gifted from iran to russia a copy of a cia spy drone and tehran says it shot down two years ago the story at r.t. dot com includes how the machine was captured reverse engineered and decoded and why there you can also check out this story on r.t. dot com about a range from orbit a european science satellite expected to fall back to earth after two and a half years of certainly working overtime though it will split into more than fifty pieces during re-entry where the debris ends up without anyone's guess. just tur

to the locals now let's take a look at this both could top and at the united arab emirates have migrant population of over eighty percent then you have kuwait as well with only over seventy percent about seven out of ten workers are still of foreigners while in oman in saudi arabia migrants make up to thirty percent of the population so if you take a look at a glimpse of the whole region the number of migrant workers there is about eighteen million of them a total are out of the total of a population of just about forty two million total cilia was in qatar and has more on how the world cup focus is drawing the world's eyes to migraine sufferer. the reno to organize. the dreaded two fifth's are both cup is covered. but the initial celebration and prestigious have been overshadowed by ford workers claims of maltreatment not getting paid any good at not being allowed to leave the country the international trade union confederation claims that about four thousand migrants could die before a football is kicked in twenty twenty two the worker becomes the property of the employer they are not

thousand and twenty two world cup for the foreign population there and in the neighboring united arab emirates is well beyond eighty percent and in kuwait around seven of the ten workers are migrants in oman and saudi arabia well it's about a thirty percent of the entire population means for the region as a whole almost a half of the total population come from somewhere else the artists are are silly i went to qatar to see how the immigrants there are fairing do we know to organize. trended to fifth both car is cut. but the initial celebration and prestigious have been overshadowed by ford workers claims of maltreatment not getting paid and even that not being allowed to leave the country the international trade union confederation claims that about four thousand migrants could die before a football is kicked in two thousand and twenty two the worker becomes the property of the employer they are not allowed to leave the country they're not even allowed to leave the job and left the employer agrees this means that the workers have no real power no real voice to. fix up very very bad working and

prestigious football event that put the issue firmly into the spotlight both in katter on the united arab emirates eight out of ten workers for a similar picture actually two in kuwait the region's other leading oil producer meantime in a man and saudi arabia migrants make of about a third of the population roughly foras in the gulf region as a whole make up almost half of its total population of just forty two million seller reports. do we know to organize. detour trended to fifth vote car is covered. with the initial celebration and christie should be overshadowed by ford workers claims of maltreatment not getting paid and he did that not being allowed to leave the country the international trade union confederation claims that about four thousand migrants could die before a football is kicked in twenty twenty two the worker becomes the property of the employer they are not allowed to leave the country they're not even allowed to leave trying to a job and if the employer agrees this means that the workers have no real power no real voice to. fix up very very bad working and living conditions the

expert in explores and i have has joined the group which has been fight to go establish an islamic emiratesh caucuses for the last 10 years. they also say he's been immateriaimplicated in other b attacks. the leader of the movement, recorded a video in june this year calling on his followers to use maximum force to insure the winter olympics in sochi did not take place. >> this was most probably something like a test shot ahead of the sochi olympics. it's quite clear that the international tear offist groups or groups affiliated with them are acting on orders to create an atmosphere of fear and panic before the start of the olympics. >> reporter: three days of morning about been declared for the victims of the suicide attack. the city is more than 600-kilometers from the north caucuses. so far there has been no claim of responsibility. eight people remain in hospital in a critical condition. president putin has staked his reputation on the winter olympics going ahead without disruption. the russian special services are keeping updated on all developments. he's already order aid boost of sec

united arab emirates and so on so nuclear program is not an israeli problem. and i'm sorry but i mean the netanyahu had control of the american airwaves for almost three or four days after his speech so i think you know it is a pretty big red line for the israelis that michael if i can go to you really what it's all been about not to let me go to michael here because i know here is that it's not what is important but it's a bigger picture and i want to ask the bigger picture for michael here and it's always been about regime change and the nuclear program has been one element to get there. he had it is regime change and after iraq the reality is is obama or the next president either really going to strike iran i mean all the experts say it's even ex cia that you know they say it's the most ridiculous concept in the world it's not going to stop the program it will be destructive it will on leash chaos in the whole region but you have this you know small subset in the us even a minority of jews that even. it's a minority of the jewish community here in the you k

morning when i was you know pressure on both green marching a lot of pressure mean a lot of the emirates and count i was doesn't have the same levels of the mastic dissenters either it's the same story the issue where they are getting pressures migrant workers' rights no boy but generally speaking i think the international community can be a bit silent where the goals can sound and obviously. to some extent enables them to as you say to get away with some serious human rights violations. part of r.t. dot com for you this hour a very special souvenir from iran to russia a copy of a cia spy drone toran says it shot down two years ago the full story right now on the web site including how the machine was captured reverse engineer and d. coded also why they're at r t dot com check out rain from orbit european science satellite is expected to fall back to earth after two and a half years working overtime it will split into more than fifty pieces but where they'll end up well that's anyone's guess. arfon are on the program in its latest official statement on n.s.a. spying in france the u.s. ha

morning when i seen a lot of pressure on bahrain marching a lot of pressure on me make it out of the emirates and i'm count always doesn't have the same levels of domestic this and as they did or it's the same story the issue where they are getting pressures migrant workers' rights and i thought but generally speaking i think the international community can be a bit silent where the goals can sound and obviously. to some extent enables them to as you say to get away with some c.d.'s human rights violations. or lots of goodies waiting for you right now at our dot com that includes a very special souvenir from iran to russia a copy of a cia spy drone that iran says it shot down two years ago we've got more on the story about that at r.t. dot com including how the machine was captured reverse engineered and coded and why you're there you can also check out this story it's called a brain from orbit european science satellite expected to fall back to earth after two and a half years working overtime it will split into more than fifty pieces and where they'll end up that's anybody's guess. for now

where the migrant population is large in proportion to the locals both qatar and the united arab emirates have migrant populations that go beyond eighty percent and away the region's other leading oil producer about seven out of ten workers are foreigners while in amman and saudi arabia migrants make up almost thirty percent of their population and if we take a glimpse at the whole region the number of migrant workers there is about eighteen million out of a total population of just forty two million tests are still yet wasn't guitar and has more on how the world cup focus is drawing the world's eyes to mind when suffering. the reno to organize. detour trended to fifth vote car is cut. but the initial celebration and prestige have been overshadowed by ford workers claims of maltreatment not getting paid and needed that not being allowed to leave the country the international trade union confederation claims that about four thousand migrants could die before a football is kicked in twenty twenty two the worker becomes the property of the employer they are not allowed to leave the country t

record or are seeing what pressure on both korean marching a lot pressure me make it out of the emiratesand qatar which doesn't have the same levels of domestic dissenters the it's the same story the issue where they are getting pressures migrant workers' rights no point but generally speaking of international community can be a bit silent where the goal is going south and obviously. to some extent enables them to as you say to get away with some serious human rights violations. without he would not hear mosco will be back after a short break with more for you including. the children in one of the richest countries of the world living in a type of war zone the u.k.'s most vulnerable are in danger of being left in the cold as the charities protecting them off threatened with closure. also still to come to washington falls out with its age old. historic friendship undermined by the latest n.s.a. spying scandal suggesting millions of french people had their phones tapped the full details just a few minutes. germany's finance ministry as denying reports it is preparing a third bailout for gr

or are seeing what pressure on both agree and we're not seeing a lot of pressure i mean a lot of emirates and and can't always doesn't have the same levels of domestic dissenters they do it's the same story the issue where they are getting pressures migrant workers' rights no point but generally speaking i think the international community can be a bit silent where the goals can sound and obviously a da to some extent enables them to as you say to get away with some serious human rights violations nicholas really interesting to talk to you thank you nicholas began researching human rights watch live here not to thank you. an uproar in france over revelations the n.s.a. has spied on millions of its citizens as force washington to make one of its strongest admissions yet regarding its surveillance practices of a phone conversation between barack obama and president francois hollande the white house conceded the latest claims raise legitimate questions in just a single month the agency automatically intercepted more than seventy million calls while also looking text messages along with the g

large in proportion to the locals let's take a look at this birth could talk and the united arab emirates have migraines a population of about eighty percent now you move over there to kuwait the region's other leading oil producer with about seven out of ten workers there for an hour while in oman and saudi arabia there is about thirty percent of those who make up of those foreigners and if we take up the whole region as a whole the number of migrants stands at eighteen million out of a total population of just forty two million that's very high tells us leo was in qatar and has more on how the world cup focuses is showing the world's eyes to migrants suffering. no reno to organize a detour treaded to fifth vote car is cut. but the initial celebration and prestigious have been overshadowed by ford workers claims of maltreatment not getting paid and even that not being allowed to leave the country the international trade union confederation claims that about four thousand migrants could die before a football is kicked in twenty twenty two the worker becomes the property of the employer th

military aid to egypt had alienated persian gulf allies like the united arab air of its -- united arab emirates and saudi arabia. >> can we count on anything he has told us? to the historical relationship is that worth anything? >> they expect more snowden revelations to surface and they have no working blueprint how to handle it. >> it is not that if we have a communications plan in our clutches how allegations may or may not be leaked. >> west german intelligence officials headed to washington next week one of the concerns is that the european allies may seek to use the espionage controversy as leverage with the ongoing trade talks. lou:, which more on the nsa in the for policy decisions and the stone wall of the administration throughout the broadcast. we will be right back. >> glitches, the text search juneberry messages of the source code. the obamacare debate focuses on health care.gov and we look at obamacare from the point of view of the doctors. next. lou: bring you up-to-date on pharmaceutical boost the fda calling for tighter restrictions on some of the most commonly prescribed paink