the cars were decorated in bright colors and carried uab flags with some having portraits of the country's leaders the two emirates uae has a flourishing car culture with a booming laugh tree on the market and police famously have lamborghini is to keep up with reckless drivers. you may is national day celebrates the unification of the seven emirates formerly british protectorate under one flag on the second of december nineteen seventy one the euro key store minister has visited to go to discuss security concerns ms afghan account of profits last year american combat troops to drop off to the two countries failed to reach a deal since the us to talk to coach has been plagued by sectarian violence. vi. he is. and if that. also the with you afghanistan is troy's to saudi security agreement with the u s afghan president karzai is resisting closing the deal to allow the presidential elections in april twenty fourteen there are concerns that without an agreement afghan forces could struggle to cope with the ongoing taliban islamist militant insurgency following the al qaeda inspired beyond ele

violence what makes them all make this round of the week's top sports news unless you're in the uk uab going underground with action but can't seem to stave off a nap not we'll all be back together again contained within me. i feel like letting me an american talk about that. how women are powerful. if you empower women year empowering birth mothers of raising sons who were either drag us into war but deep inside of our mothers are the ones who are protecting their daughters mothers grind and noticed blood and therefore not empowering women were not any chains this forty to fifty percent generation that understanding. also on. i can't help but call out sick the contest and one main rocket victories. stunningly since we brought them democracy that women are educated they were doctors lawyers and now it's thing and it's taking over their being forced into loans they don't appreciate and i think that the felt needs of my eye so you know i would just say that president obama. what you type in cairo was a great start. box. if you don't get the whole picture and realized the role of women it

the middle east, saudi arabia, qatar, uab, malaysia. why them? no alcohol. that's right.no alcohol. they have soft drinks like they are going out of style. why? it is hot. the water supply is a question mark. no alcohol. this is their reward. i'm going to tell you, alcohol is better than soft drinks. you know why? number one, it is way more fun. [laughter] number two, alcohol, for lack of a better word, is self limiting. you can only drink yourself under the table once a day. i have a little shot glass at home -- beat hangovers, stay drunk. the fact of the matter is, with soft drinks, you can keep doing it and doing it, and that is exactly what is going on in the middle east today. that is their reward. that is their oppression. this is an analysis called the epic interactive study from europe, and what it shows is that when you adjust for calories, when you adjust for bmi, and you look for sugar- sweetened beverages against the risk for diabetes, every sugar- sweetened beverage that you consume increases your risk for diabetes by 29% over time. this is in doses commonly

the uab does have $1 billion in assets. it's just that it's been a declining number over the last six years. and auto -- i think autoworkers, the trough was in 2009. since that time, auto sales have come back by about 50%, but union might be has risen about 8%. >> right. the real union power is in the -- we know where it is. it's in the public sector. private is about 7%, something. way down. anyway, the supreme court is staying out of a dispute over state sales taxes for purchases on websites like amazon. and they've made no comment about why they're not got to take it. the court houhigh court turned decision. you feel strongly about this. >> i do. >> when they make this case, i didn't see why you don't want a burgeoning -- it's like a new -- >> it's not a new industry. this was a valid conversation back in 1999. it's 10% of retail sales at this point. that's the equivalent of saying wall smart shouldn't have to pay it. it's something that's rising 20% a year. i think the bricks and mortars, you saw that over the last week