>> hamden: i really want to improve my country economy.oman, like after the oil. i think the whole country feels this way, i mean, everybody feels this way as well. as you say, the country is changing. you have a luxury resort right over there. the future will look much like this. the resort opens up, they have a big golf course, they have jobs for people to carry golf bags for tourist, for more money than he can make farming. is this good or is this bad? >> hamden: you have to deal with your traditional way and your life, so you want to keep all things safe. >> halil: it's more the government responsibility to make balance between advantage and disadvantages of tourism. >> anthony: but it's a very delicate balance here, these are old and complicated system that have been working for a very long time. >> hamden: it's very difficult because there are many sides here. the lives keep changing. we cannot keep everything as it is before. >> anthony: do you know this cat or just a village cat? >> hamden: no, it's the guard for us. ♪ ♪ ♪ introduc

champions, without cristiano ronaldo, won 3—1 at hamden park, only increasing the pressure on scotlad only increasing the pressure on scotland manager alex mcleish. david 0rnstein reports. it's 20 years since scotland last reached a major tournament, and if that weight is to end, this is the level of opposition they can expect to face. portugal were missing a number of star names, although their status as european champions remains and initially the scotts rose to the challenge. an early period of dominance merely paying dividends. but five defeats in seven games under alex mcleish points to problems and soon portugal were able to profit. costa deepening the sense of despondency at a sparsely populated national stadium. scott mckenna wasted a glorious chance to equalise, and that proved all the more costly when macro one show how it should be done to double portugal's lead. a lead that would again be extended as a spectacular third was scored by bruma. is still