it's not just about qatar. a target because the al jazerra network is a very powerful one and many people watch it on the internet or through satellite television. but more directed at the muslim brotherhood. because they were the only meaningful opposition that proved that it could take over parliament and win a president she. so to the extend al jazerra gives any opposite perspective or different perspective in any other perspective, i think it will be targeted by the egyptian state. >> lina, are you working under the assumption that qatar is still supporting the muslim brotherhood inside egypt? >> yes. in fact, qatar is still supportive of the muslim brotherhood everywhere. because the relationship between qatar and the brotherhood goes a long way back. it's a decade old relationship. and egypt or any other country cannot expect qatar to suddenly every all it's a relations with the muslim brotherhood. however, this does not mean that qatar is engaged in a conspiracy against egypt. which is unfortunately the

qatar airways is part of qatar inc. and whatever decision is made collectively, qatar airways will be part of it. >> ok, congratulations on the new plane. it looks very shiny and it looks fantastic in your livery. we are looking forward to seeing it flying very soon. baker, the chief executive officer of qatar airways. now, coming up, taking one for the team. opec won't budge on cutting oil output. how long can the wealthy members survive with the rock-bottom prices? the winners and the losers and how long the waiting game less. all that when we come back. ♪ >> welcome back. you are watching "the pulse." we are back with the oil analyst at barclays to discuss the price of late. the oil price clearly is going to have an impact across a range of industries. i'm interested to hear what qatar airways wants talking about. they still see a long-term story which requires more efficiency. at the moment, we've seen a significant collapse in oil prices. do we get back, and when do we get back, to the prices that existed before th

, the events are present in qatar.ar's objective is to make sure that the world is here. >> hoping the international language of music will cross the geographic divide. >> and you can find much more on our website. the address for that is al jazeera.com. as you can see the climate negotiators scrambling to make a deal is our headline right now. over twelve million men, women and children were forcibly transported from africa on slave ships like this, to the colonies and plantations in north and south america. today slavery is illegal on every country on the planet. but the truth is, slavery did not die in the 19th century. it is alive, it is thriving, and it it is bigger than ever.

qatar airways has also ordered 10a380's. their fourth a380 is going to be delivered today at the same time of the new a350. they are both going to fly to doha tomorrow. >> thanks to caroline connan in toulouse. live interviews with these gentlemen, the airbus chief executive and the chief executive of qatar airways. do stay tuned for those massive interviews coming up here on bloomberg. what do you think of the new a350? do you think the a380 will survive? a couple questions we need answered today on bloomberg. tell us what you are focusing on. one thing i'm following on is the woman who gained notoriety during the financial crisis. she started a hedge fund after becoming one of wall street's most famous analysts. she has found it harder to bet on stocks then scrutinize them. her fund is down this year. come, as we approach the end of the year, our next guest is bullish on equities, especially in europe. ♪ >> time for today's company news. cashing in on china's stock market boom. a billion dollar selloff. the proceeds will m

policy is going to change toward qatar? think we're going to see any dramatic change right now, especially given, being in the midst of this war on terror and fighting isis? >> no, we're going to see the gulf arabs play a difficult game. what they're really worried about is iran, in particularly related to iraq. they see the iranians taking over iraq. they're going to counter it to fund isis-connected groups, tribal groups in anbar province or even al qaeda. there's no way to trace this money. it's just -- it goes through channels, we don't even begin to understand. >> wow. >> we're not willing to really put pressure on riyadh and riyadh still funds the fundamentalist groups and doha. >> the money behind it critically important. an article in the "daily beast." check it out on "daily beast." thank you, both. appreciate it. >>> we're going to take a quick break anyone we'then we'll dock the latest on the breaking news out of sydney, australia. >>> we're also going to bring you a cnn investigation into armed security guards.

to what extent did the relationship between qatar and egypt affect these arrests. >> well the qatar government government under sisi has been running a campaign to basically shutdown opposition views, cut down pluralism, they wanted to shut down everything that has to do with the muslim brotherhood. qatar seemed to be supporting muslim brotherhood so therefore there's an indirect connection. >> a year ago why was qatar supporting the muslim brotherhood? >> qatar and turkey were the two major powers in the region, or countries in the region that were seen to be supporting the muslim brotherhoods, and tunisia and other places and they assumed that the brothers were going to do well and win and be involved in running governments for many years, and they wanted to be close to those powers. they took a gamble and it didn't pay off in the end in egypt, because of egyptian presidency of morsi was overthrown by a combination of popular demonstrations and the armed forces. but that's the assumption that they support their ideology. >> to what extent because al-sisi in egypt not see any difference betwe

qatar airways was not happy with the plane. here we are now just before christmas, and this plane, to make its journey to doha on tuesday. >> romania has made significant progress to house it's homeless people. but in the tunnels and sewers below the capitol bucharest there are people who stay stubbornly beyond society's reach. paul brennan went underground to meet such group and their leader. a warning that some may find the images in this report disturbing. >> reporter: from afar it looks like just another manhole cover, but this is a door to a parallel society, a world beyond the reach of the police or authorities. and it is right beneath the feet of commuters in the european capitol. the first sense of a claustrophobic steving heat and pungent nauseating smell. then you see the syringes and needles everywhere. presiding over all of this is bruce lee, the so-called king of the sewers. >> i want to stay here. i don't like it outside. i feels a fixated between four walls. here it's different. here is my life. for me all is los

couple in qatar is not over.leared for the death of their daughter and the country will not let them return to the united states. we have a live report. >>> it's cyber monday. the biggest online shopping day of the year. what some companies are doing to get you to break out your credit card ahead. oh, yes, the whole scam to get you to spend your money. >> i thought it was a federally mandated long weekend. >> welcome back to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm john berman. there is a big series of meetings at the white house about ferguson. president obama talking with se civil rights leaders and faith leaders. the meetings will discuss military equipment provided to police departments. attorney general eric holder heads to atlanta to kickoff a series of public conversion says with a meeting and speech tonight at the ebeneezer baptist church. >>> five members of the st. louis rams raised their arms as they took to the field, the hands up, don't shoot gesture. what you have evseen in the protests in fergus

and the qatar government is just not allowing us to do so. >> is the qatar government saying anythingat all with you? what are they telling you? >> they are not telling us much. and we're just being told that we need to wait. and waiting is not an answer. we've been waiting for two years as innocent people in this country, in prison, waiting. one more day waiting continues this injustice. >> i know you've been totally cleared of wrongdoing. as far as your daughter was concerned, do you even know how she died? has there been an autopsy? >> there was an autopsy that the qatarese completely messed up. we do not know how she died and cannot begin to grieve. >> that's my final question. i hear your sons back home but as far as your 8-year-old daughter, through all of this, being imprisoned this entire, being put on trial, have you now had any chance to grieve for her? >> no. i am just angry, i'm upset, i'm tired. we want to be restored to our family. we would like, we want and demand to be allowed to leave qatar immediately and go to the u.s. >> what do you want your boys know back here at

you are well aware, we had a major base in qatar. it is an important platform for us in the region and that's a part of the basis of our relationship. although, it's multifacetted. >> let's talk about your own operation certainly the training if saudi arabia, training the new free certain army, whatever it's going to be call, the intent is, i would assume, to take them back to fight on the ground if syria, the city of rakka, the headquarters of isil. it will take time to put this army together to maintain some competence of the army. what time are we talking about on the ground in rakka. you can't eliminate a city from the year him you can't do it. what is the time element here? >> it's going to take time, mike. it will take more time in syria than iraq the president has been clear about that. we have been partnering with the vetted opposition. we are now with the support of congress going to substantially ramp up our support. we will take the time to fight carefully. we want to give support to those we have confidence in. we will ne

ambassador to qatar met the couple but qatar officials blocked them from leaving.he huangs said we have begged the u.s. ambassador, secretary of state and president obama to call the emir of qatar and fix this ongoing injustice. he moved to qatar with his wife and three adopted children in 2012 work on a project for the 2022 world cup. then, in january last year, their or deal began. their daughter, seen here in a home video died from dramatic weight loss. a court originally found the huangs guilty of child endang endangerme endangerment. the haungs said she suffered from malnew trish related illnesses. >> we feel like there is no end to this court, this court that we believe is a sham. >> as the case continued, the couple sent two sons to live with relatives in the u.s. when the court overturned their sentence on sunday, they said they wanted to return home to be with their sons and to grief the death of their daughter. secretary of state john kerry has asked qatar's foreign minister to help the k78 return to the u.s. a state department said on monday, it learned

we were just told by authorities that the qatar authorities plan and we might be able to leave qatar.n't believe that that may happen until it actually does? >> it's possible but until i am on a plane and i reach the u.s. soil, i can't believe it. i don't believe that that would be the case. >> matt, you were going to the airport this weekend and you and your wife. and we are looking at video of other children you adopted and you are on the on the way to the united states and authorities prevented you from going home. your story is new to a lot of americans here. your eight-year-old daughter died in your custody which i can't imagine how tragic it must have been for you and your wife and family. can you tell us what >> my daughter died in the hospital. officials did cpr on her and she died in the hospital. we think she most likely died of cardiac arrest but the qatar authorities bungled the autopsy. >> i understand that there was a parasite she had had since birth and attributed to medical problems and may have been the cause of her death? >> we don't know the true cause of death. and

in toulouse qatar airways is about to receive its brand-new a350.robably the last new aircraft to come off an assembly line for the next 50 years ago here. the man who will be collecting it is the ceo of the airline akbar al baker. this is your airplane over here. >> this is the airplane for my country. >> why did you choose this one? >> it is a state-of-the-art, next-generation airplane. fuel-efficient, very low noise emission. and the range that we need. >> why did you buy from airbus you could have bought from boeing. >> we have bought from boeing we always like to keep our fleet young and the most modern. this is the most modern airplane. keeping in mind that it is being delivered three years after the 787. all the improvements and efficiencies over and above what has been in the past. they have been incorporated in this airplane. >> you are a tough customer. how come there has been a delight? -- a delay> >> the delay had nothing to do with airbus. it had to do with our suppliers that supply the interior of the airplane that is independent of ai

ambassador in qatar met them at the airport, and they were blocked from leaving.hey said in a statement, saying: >> matt wong moved to it qatar with his wife and their three adopted children in 2012 to work on the 2022 world cup. then in january last year their ordeal began. their daughter seen here in a home video died from dramatic weight loss. a court originally found the wongs of child endangerment, and sentenced them to three years in prison. they said that she suffered malnutrition from diseases since they adopted her from ghana at age four. >> this court that we believe is a sham. >> the case continued the couple sent their two sons to live with relatives in the u.s. when the court overturned their sentence on sunday they said they wanted to return home to be with their sons and to grieve the death of their daughter. secretary of state john kerry has asked authorities in qatar to help the couple return to the u.s. they said there is some paperwork that needs to be filed before the wongs can leave. >> when the case was overturned, the travel ban has not yet

delivery day as airbus hands over its first a350 to qatar airways.ll be speaking to the ceo's of both companies about what the aircraft means for the industry. oil is up for a second day. saudi arabia's energy minister predicting a rebound in demand. and, a greek bargain. prime minister samaras offers the possibility of early thetions in exchange for backing of his presidential candidate. the markets up this morning. european markets generally a little higher. you are watching "the pulse." we are here in london. '

an appeals judge in qatar clears matthew and grace of gloria's death. and testimony from witnesses who say the child was not deprived. yet the parents face another hurdle. in a phone interview with cnn, matthew speaks of their freedom deferred. >> we were declared innocent by the judge this morning, and told that we may leave the country. however, we came to the airport. they would not allow us to go through immigration. they confiscated our passports. we were told the attorney general's office issued a warrant for our arrest. >> reporter: the delay proves temporary, and three days later, the huangs leave qatar. family spokesman tweeting this picture on the plane and this message, quote, thank you to all the silent heroes on this one. wheels are up. stephanie elam, cnn, los angeles. >> what a moment that must have been. joining me now in an exclusive primetime interview, grace and matthew and the spokesman for the family who's managing director of david house agency and international crisis resource agency. thank you for joining us here in new york. als

, before qatar.do work closely with different embassies and we make sure that the cocktail of the nationalities, the events, art presence of qatar's objective is to make sure that the world is here. >> hoping the international language of music will help bridge the geographic divide, kim vinnell, al jazeera, doha. >>> thank you for watching al jazeera america. i am richelle carey. "talk to al jazeera" featuring bruce slaughter is up next. for news and updates from around the world, be sure to check out our website, aljazeera.com. keep it here. thank you for your time. >>> the author of why women have it all. >> i don't think it's possible to have everything. i could we can't get to a better balance for women and men. >> she was the first woman to head policy planning for the u.s. state department but left her work in washington for her family and started a national debate. >> i just realized i was going to miss the last two yeay

qatar and russia are the venues, and that's that. >> exactly. it would take an earthquake to move the world cup from qatar, right? so, i mean, why should we expect anything seismic to be in this report? >> to be honest, i don't think we really should. i cannot see any kind of consequences from this report being published. you know, the executive committee of the for -- of fifa voted for this, and turkeys do not get in trouble -- turkeys do not vote for christmas. if they thought they were going to get in trouble for it, they would not have voted on it. >> most of central europe is still waiting for the first snowflakes to fall, but still, the magic of christmas is in the air. parisians are enjoying an ice skating rink directly underneath the eiffel tower. children of all ages having a bit of winter fun in the city of lights, and once daytime returns tonight, another phenomenon appears -- some 3000 santas on motorcycles cruising through the city collecting contributions for orphaned children, a deed really worth hohohoing for. but i like turkeys

from qatar, acquitted on child in dangerment charges. they are apparently stuck at the airport in doha. we are live in washington this morning. what's holding up their return home? >> the couple was able to leave a court in qatar yesterday after an appeals judge cleared them of charges of starving to death their adopted 8-year-old daughter. the judge called them good parents and said the prosecution's case was without merit. when they went to the airport to return home, their passports were confiscated and they were barred from returning home. the couple has appealed to the u.s. for help numerous times, and they are getting some assistance now from secretary of state john kerry. his involvement in this is certainly raising the profile of the case, as well as the diplomatic significance. in a statement yesterday, secretary kerry said i spoke with the foreign minister of qatar and called on the government to plead implement the court's decision and permit their return to the united states without further delay. the family has called the le

. >> manufacturer airbus delivered the plane to qatar airways, which becomes the first airlines to fly carbon composite airplane. >> they have waited eight years, and it would not happen again in another decade. the unveiling of a new airplane, the a-350 picks up on something that the american manufacturer, boeing, picked up on. 53% carbon composite. is that a good return for $15 billion invested? airbus thinks so. >> we tested a lot, we went through a lot of simulations also, much more than we used to do in the past. but whether we started the gs process, we had almost no problem. >> the launch customer at qatar airways, famous for exacting high standards, to the point that this delivery was delayed by a week. >> an aircraft delivered by airbus, completed, but all the equipment put inside, especially the seats the galleys, is not manufactured by third parties. >> qatar airways are talking about new comfort on the airways. let's face it, economy is never going to be that comfortable. but maybe it is a bit of improvement. >> as the page in economy i thought it was great. there is notice

. >> in france airbus has handed over its first a 350 passenger jets to qatar airways. it can carry up to 350 passengers on long flights while cutting fuel consumptions by a quarter. >> reporter: some would say a historic day here where they're calling the last brand new generation plane for another decade. the airbus a 350, this will be taken by qatar airways and delivered to doha on tuesday. why do we care? it's taking airbus into the realm of carbon competence. it's lighter, more fuel efficient. they say it will make savings of 25%, which is more important when oil prices were up around $100-barrel mark, but in an industry where margins are so thin, any savings will be appreciated. last week qatar airways said that the interior was not up to their standard, but they are now. now the planes are ready to make their journey on tuesday. >> opec the organization of the petroleum exporting countries believe that oil prices will recover and soon. we go to the a conference of april oil exporters i in abou diaby. >> reporter: gathered at a time when oil prices have taken a di

perhaps a bit more concern over qatar, but fifa has been resolute in saying the qatar world cup will> after this recent publication of the report of garcia and his resignation, what do people make of fifa right now? >> fifa has had such appalling publicity around the world. they brought on many of their problems themselves because theying haven't been transparent or seen to be doing what many supporters around the world would like them to do. people want the world cup given to the best country in a transparent process. from now on, they will make sure the process is very, very different. and that fans around the world can be confident it's a fair process. >> james pierce thank you very much for that. >>> italy and liverpool striker bar telly has been given a one-match ban by the english fa. he was punished for his super-mario post on social media which had racist connotations. he will miss sunday's home game against arsenal, and was fined nearly $40,000. german champions munich traveled [ inaudible ] on friday for what will be their last [ inaudible ] of 2014. they can go 14 points c

napoli are the only teams that can be based in qatar during the european winter break. why ron munich, are among some of the team which is will be coming here, and it gives qatar another chance to impress with their facilities and their abilities ahead of the 2022 world cup. al jazeera, do ha. >> the leading scorer this season, james harden had fort 40 points. 110-points to make it five, and the city won the points caimin the first half. it's the third time this month, they scored more than 40, with a little bit of revenge as well. having been locked out owe be the trail placers last season. it's been less than a month since phillip hughs and the lasting effect it is having is clear to see as they played on monday. shane watson was left shaken after being hit in the helmet by a wall, while practicing. watson wasn't injured that's the good news, but he visibly disstressed. australia due to begin their third coast against india on friday. become the most successful german skier in the men's world cup, he clenched the victory in the last slalom race of the year. he led the

both adoption and multiracial families are rare in qatar. they say authorities misunderstood their situation. their attorney said they have filed all necessary paperwork to be able to leave the country and they are not at risk of being rearrested. we reached out to the embassy here in the u.s. but they told us they would not make a comment at this time. >> all right. thank you >>> federal investigators say a -- short circuits in 787 batteries last year led to uncontrolled overheating leading to fire and smoke on the planes. today marks world aids day. a new report says last year the number of people newly infected with hiv was lower than the number of people who were hiv positive and receiving treatment. now, for millions with hiv, antiviral drug cocktails have been life savers but as jake ward reports, there are now concerns those drugs might be helping the virus mutate. >>reporter: it's a busy place full of recently diagnosed and long time patients who are all here for one long thing, antiviral drugs. >> the first time when they told me th

qatar airways not happy with the state it was last week, said that the interior fitout was not ready and up to their standards, which they and airbus admitted. before christmas, this plane will make its journey to doha on tuesday. >> romania made significant progress in housing its homeless. in the tunnels in syria below buickar rest, there's people that stay -- bucca rest there's people that stay below the reach of society. some viewers may find some images in this report disturbing. >> reporter: from afar it hooks like a mann hole cover. this is a door to a parallel society, a world beyond the reach of the police or the authorities. and it is right beneath the feet of commuters in a european capital. the first sense is a claustrophobic heat, and a pungent smell. then you see the sirrings and the needles everywhere. syringes and needles everywhere. presiding over all of this is bruce lee, the so-called king of the sewers. >> i want to stay here. if don't like it outside. i feel as fixiated between four walls. here it's different. here is my life. for me, all is life. i don't have dr

. >>> egyptian president al sisi has held talks with qatar's deputy foreign minister. it's the first such meeting since al sisi took office last year and the first since the dispute was resolved between qatar and other gulf countries over doha's support for the muslim brotherhood. the talks have been described as an attempt to start a new page between egypt and qatar. >>> well, meanwhile al jazeera continues to demand the release of its three journalists who have now been detained in egypt for 357 days. mohamed fahmy, bader mohammed, and peter greste were jailed over false allegations that they helped the outlawed muslim brotherhood. they are appealing against their convictions and sentences. they were sentenced to seven years. badaer received an extra three years because he had a spent bullet in his possession, which he had picked up at a protest. >>> liberians are voting to elect members of the upper house of parliament. the ebola virus has killed more than 3,000 liberians a and the election has been seen as a test for the country's ability to rebuild. >> making thei

qatar agreed to work in the g.c.c. to help egypt become a strong and stable country. the six states of the g.c.c. may have been through what some feel is a damning diplomatic spat. but they appear unified now. >> a new law comes into effect in japan, which could land journalist and whistleblowers in gaol for leaking state secrets. hundreds protested against the legislation, saying it infringes on basic freedom. the japanese government says it's necessary to convince allies to share intelligence. >> reporter: protesters gather outside prime minister shinzo abe's residence, calling on him to scrap the secrecy law, saying it is draconian and antidemocratic. even though the secrecy law is going in effect, the other government of the ruling party don't want to draw too much attention it it. it's important that we mark it. under the new secrecy law whistleblowers who hand over state secrets get up to 10 years in gaol. journalists working with them can get five years in prison. opponents say the law is part of prime minister shinzo abe's agenda to revise japan's constitution

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a spokesperson another the qatar embassy in washington told us they won't comment at this time. >>> theme court heard arguments today in a case that could effect what you can and cannot post online. the case focuses on a pennsylvania man convicted of threatening his estranged wife of facebook. >> reporter: john the court has long given wide latitude to free speech. even speech which is offensive. and some believe that the court is likely to decide that this facebook speech was free speech and in fact not threats, but some of the justices were clearly worried about that. worried this could open the flood gates to offensive language online. the case involves a pennsylvania man who took to facebook to pose what he claimed were rap lyrics, violent language about killing his estranged wife, shooting up a kindergarten class and attacking an fbi agent. in one post he says: alarmed his wife got a court protective or order, but that didn't stop him: at that time he said he was just representing; that his writings were therapeutic, a form of free speech. here is his attorney. >> after the protect

an appeals judge in qatar clears matthew and grace of gloria's death, citing weak forensic reports andestimony from witnesses who say the child was not deprived. yet the parents face another hurdle. in a phone interview with cnn, matthew speaks of their freedom deferred. >> we were declared innocent by the judge this morning and told that we may leave the country. however, we came to the airport, they would not allow us to go through immigration. they confiscated our passports, and we were also told that the attorney general's office issued a warrant for our arrest earlier today. >> reporter: but the delay proves temporary, and three days later, the huangs leave qatar. family spokesman eric voles beating this message, thank you to all the silent heros on this one. wheels are up. >> as stephanie elam reported there, the haungs were initially charged with starving gloria to death. >> but the couple told cnn's don lemon that they don't know how their daughter actually died. >> we still don't know. we've did not ever get a proper autopsy from the hospital. and they made so many mistakes on

qatar is saying that this will not continue mediation efforts to rescue kidnapped lebanese soldiers. more than 30 lebanese policeman and soldiers were abducted close to the border. four have been executed, seven have been released. jane ferguson monitoring the story from the lebanese capital beirut. the fact that qatar says it will have nothing more to do with this highlights the mass iconfusion within lebanon regarding ept over the -- massive confusion within lebanon regarding event over the border. >> it is an indicator of how the lebanese authorities are reacting to a situation surrounding the hostage scenario, and along the border with syria much the qatari mediator, or the person sent out by qatar to mediate with the group holding the police officers and soldiers - they have already said that the group holding al nusra is one of the groups. i.s.i.s. is also holding them. they said that he is no longer welcome to come across and do any more mediation. they said that on friday, after one of the leaders of al nusra front's wife and children, were detained by the lebanese authoritie

while living in qatar where matthew was working with an american firm in qatar their 8-year-old diediously. >> our daughter was lying on the floor foaming at the mouth. i took her to the emergency room andwhere they performed cpr and then told me that she had passed away. >> reporter: she continued to have eating disorders despite her parents' best efforts. she refused to eat for the final four days of her life. qatari police accused matt and grace of starving her to death and prosecutors were suspicious of a mixed race family, a very uncommon site in qatar. >> they thought we were human traffickers. they thought we adopted them to harvest their organs or do medical tests on them. >> what did you think, grace? >> to me the hardest part was being asked over and over, are you the real mom. >> the huangs were thrown into a prison. their sons were sent to an orphanage. >> as a mother, what does it sound like to have your children take and put in an orphanage. prison was especially difficult for matthew. >> i was physically and sexually assaulted. >> what happened that day? >> another inm

and generated in qatar and down to 23 degrees and 10-15 miles per hour, liz. >>> lots more to come hereeera. we report on the rise of the far right and east germany with the ranks of one anti-immigration group swelling plus. >>> finding hope after devastation and death and learning a lesson in the process, i'm in shri lanka. >>> top of the league tree coming into christmas and details coming up, in sport. ♪ ♪ good to have you with us, i'm elizabeth in doha, these are the top stories this news hour, in syria government war plans carried out a series of strikes targeting children and schools in damascus and province were hit today, as many as ten children killed and follows an air strike on a school bus on monday, four children were killed in that attack. kurdish forces in iraq known as peshmerga are close to breaking the siege on sinjar on the outskirts of the town lifting bro blockade for thousands of people and record turn out at the polls and no party to get a majority in the disputed region which is routinely plagued by violence. and we have a former indian diplomate from the capitol

couple trying to let qatar is now at odds with the state department.race and matthew huang are trying to return to the u.s. additional paper work needs to be filled out before the couple can leave. the attorney for the couple says that has been done. the couple still stuck in qatar. >>> a manhunt in west virginia is over. police discovering the body of 39-year-old jody lee hunt in a wooded area last night. they say he died from a self inflicted gunshot wound. it is believed hunt shot and killed four people monday morning. authorities are not releasing a possible motive, but one victim, filed a domestic violence case against hunt last month. >>> nearly 200 nations meeting in peru on climate change. the goal is to get each country to limit greenhouse gasses. u.s. and china have committed to reductions, india and russia still not on board. >>> just days before louisiana's senate runoff, a final faceoff with mary landrieu and bill cassidy. both trading allegations of personal misconduct. >> i learned working in the public hospital system when the patient h

. ♪ ♪ >>> leaders of the gulf cooperation council are gathering in qatar for their be you would summitowing threat isis is expected to dominate the talks. gulf countries may now agree on forming a joints military command. >> reporter: after a diplomatic risk, the air is clear and are doha is now the venue for what is scene as a crucial summit for the gulf corporation consul. ambassadors from b bahrain, the uae and saudi arabia. they accused qatar of did he style icing the region by supporting the plus limbing brotherhood and giving ref huge to a point. after eight months the dispute was settled in saudi arabia, although what was agreed to has net to be made public. many observers say there is a big need for gcc unity when there is growing conflict with isis. the gulf states have joined a u.s. led coalition with its air strikes against isil in iraq and steer i can't. they are starting to form their joint military command. one source says this could mean a gcc military commander being appoints today coordinate action with their parents, there could also be new measures to improve secure

. -- qatar and egypt are finding ways to reconcile. >> having been shut down in egypt is also a significant milestone in our case. i would like to think it has removed the political aspect of the reason why peter was arrested. x the three journalists are to appear in front of the court next thursday to appeal their case. >> among the three journalists in jail is the former egypt bureau chief for al jazeera. i asked whether they were hopeful the journalists might be released now that egypt and qatar are reconciling. x it is hard to expect what the outcome of the appeal -- there are three outcomes. whether they uphold the verdict so we have no choice except for the president to pardon them or to dismiss the whole case or a retrial. if it is a retrial, we will have to go through a very long process. we hope it does not lead into this. we will -- we welcome the talk about the new deportation law. we hope it applies to mohammed as a canadian citizen. his lawyer has submitted a request to the presidency calling for mohammed's deportation and to continue the trial in canada. he is suffering from h

. >>> a family detained in qatar for almost two years got heroes welcome in pasadena. hundreds of people attended the church service. the qatar government convicted the couple of child endangerment after their adopted daughter died. they were accused of killing the 8-year-old boy -- 8-year- old to sell the body parts to the black market. it was a girl. both were cleared of all of the charges last week. >> the situation the past two years has been extremely difficult. but we -- it's taught us a lot about patience and trusting god. and we just beginning to realize the amazing hidden blessings what god has brought through this crisis. >> they were in qatar while matt was an engineer there. the couple's two adopted sons live with their grandparents in southern california during the two year ordeal. >>> three good samaritans were killed trying to help an accident victim in the florida everglades. eight other people were rushed to the hospital. here's what happened after sunset last night. a driver hit a black bear on a two lane road. three people got out of another car to h

an american couple trapped in qatar, unable to return home to the u.s.thew and grace wong were accused of starving their adopted daughter to death and they were abaned from leaving qatar during the case. today an appeals court cleared them from any wrong doing. but officials confiscated their passport not allowing them to return home. dominic, what has happened in the past few hours? >> reporter: well, the wongs have now had to leave the airport and return to the city, the cap tool dohar, they had been waiting for qatari officials to work it out as they stood on the floor. here's what matt wong told reporters today after they were waiting desperately to ollie after nearly two years. >> we don't know why we're not allowed to leave. we don't understand why the state department can't get qatar government to allows us to leave the country and that we remain back here. >> the problem appears to stem from a cultural official from qatar officials won't admit they had made a mistake nor will they be held responsible. it may be too much of a humiliation for someo

couple in qatar is not over.were cleared in the death of their daughter, that country still will not let them leave. so what's going on? >>> it's cyber monday. the biggest online shopping day of the year. what companies are doing to get you to break out your credit cards. you are decorating your laptop? >> the war on cyber monday. they write books about this. news stations that do segments about cyber monday. >> more people today will not shop online than will shop online. i'm christine romans. >> i'm john berman. 31 minutes past the hour. big meetings at the white house about ferguson and the aftermath that happened. the president will devote his day to discussions with law enforcement officials and civil rights leaders. the meetings will cover military programs to build trust two the communities. attorney general eric holder will go to atlanta with the same mission today. he will have a series of conversations that will begin tonight. >> the conversation of ferguson extending to the football field. five members

that led secretary kerry to phone qatar's top diplomat. he called for that country to permit their return without further delay. their daughter died in january 2013. they were charged with murder with intent to force starvation but the couple disputed that saying gloria adopted from ghana at age 4 suffered from malnutrition-related diseases and would occasionally go days without eating. >> the huangs were sentenced to three years in prison. the state department declared the trial unfair citing cultural misunderstanding regarding multi-racial adoptions. on sunday the qatary judge said the prosecution had aired. stuck in limbo the huangs said that we cannot leave the company and the u.s. government has no answers as to why. we now sit waiting for the qatar government to make the next move. criminal defense lawyer matt kaiser said the u.s. can do little to help. >> we can ask, we can ask nicely, we can ask strongly we can use strong words, but besides that, we can't force qatar to turn them over. >> they told cbs news the huangs were blocked

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. >>> and the world couple, leaving qatar.most two years accused of wro wrongdoing in the death of their own daughter. they were blocked from leaving the country. but today, the u.s. ambassador to qatar says all the requirements have been met and the wongs can take off for united states tomorrow. >>> and the captain of the cruise ship, costa concordia testifying at his manslaughter trial. 42 people were killed when the ship was steered close to shore. he said he did it as a favor to a crew member. he denied doing it to impress a woman. thank you for joining us tonight, we'll see you again tomorrow night right here again 7:00 p.m. eastern. check out our brand-new pod cast, greta talk, we release new episodes each week. check out greta talk, it is free. and follow me on twitter at the brand-new handle @greta, so simple. does the hands up, don't shoot gesture have a place on the house floor on those lawmakers acting inappropriate? up next, "the o'reilly factor" good night from houston, texas. >>> hi. well, tonight on "red eye." >

we hope this summit to put and pave the way for more brotherhood relations, and qatar in this regardbe as always a very positive player in this regard in boosting cooperation and integration all for the sake of our peoples, and for the sake of our country. the political and economic international and regional framework will help us to go forward and there are so many uncertainties that necessitate the gcc to support their economic and development cooperation and progress. the gcc, and my brother, the custer toian of the [ inaudible ] will be a goal that will lead us to an arab union, god willing. we believe in this goal necessitates to be fully aware that the best way to turn this into reality is to move gradually and to move on the basis that will boost the relations, cultural relations and social relations between our countries, and this will lead an end to achieve the goals in mutual and joint interest, and at the same time, our achievements that have been done within a very difficult circumstances. on the other hand, the experiences, tell us not to go fast or quick without profou

being held in qatar despite being cleared of child abuse charges. charlie d'agata has the story. >> today, a qatari judge believed them and set them free. >> this has been a long and emotional trial. for me and my family. and grace and i want to go home with our son. >> but she were stopped from going home. when they got to the airport, their passports were confiscated. in a statement the huongs said they were bard from leaving the country but didn't know why. moved his wife and their two african born children to the middle eastern country qatar. the girl died. qatari investigators and police accused he them of starver her o death. prosecutors presented a case that as an asian couple the huongs could have only wanted to adopt an african quirl to traffic her or sell her organs. but today the judge said it was clear that they were good parents who cared for their children. meanwhile their two other sons are in l.a. where all they can do is wait for their parents to come home. charlie d'agata, cbs news, london. >> pope francis is just back from a trip

that led secretary kerry to phone qatar's top diplomat. he called for the country to permit their return without the delay. the legal showdown began after the wong's daughter died in 2013. they were charged with murder by intent of forced starvation. the couple disputed that. saying gloria, adopted from ghana at age 4 suffered from malnutrition-related diseases and would occasionally go days without eating. >> we did not take gloria to the hospital because we believed she would come out of it because she had done that before. >> reporter: the wongs were sentenced to three years in prison. on sunday the qatari judge said the prosecution had erred. the wongs said we cannot leave the country and the u.s. government has no answers as to why. we now sit waiting for the qatar government to make the next move. criminal defense lawyer matt kiser said the u.s. can do little to help. >> we can ask. we can ask nicely. we can ask strongly. we can use mean words but aside from that we can't force them to hand over the wongs. >> both qatar and american