similarly the constraints in the uae will also hamper the ability to operate in the region. region. it's also leading to a lot of confusion. the brotherhood political organization in kuwait had to come out and make a statement that said we think we are not subject to this new counterterrorism law. we aren't sure because it's broad. the foreign minister came out and said well, we are kind of talking about the egyptian brotherhood and we have a brotherhood political associations that we are obviously not talking about them. it doesn't seem that it is really well thought through but it has a lot to do with the need for solidarity with the military transitioning government in egypt. egypt. with that said, it also seems to me -- and i got the impression from my trip that the government is quite worried about the domestic dissent, and i think that they were taken aback by the expression of support for the muslim brothers in egypt, some of the most prominent sympathizers in saudi arabia over the bitter and this comes in the wake of this expression of the support. and the saudi government i

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countries signed agreements last may for japan to supply them with nuclear technology turkey and the uae will have to use nuclear power for peaceful purposes only and accept international inspectors as part of the deal. a majority of lower house members voted for bill's approving the agreements. but some opposition democrats didn't go along. the skit the dietitian or left the chamber before the vote base at the party support for the bills goes again xd its policy for phasing out nuclear power by twenty thirty. the dissidents include malcolm conn. he was prime minister at the time of the two thousand and eleven tradition accident. since then khan has a post nuclear power. the bills now go to the opera house for final approval. the head of a new company that will oversee the de commissioning of accretion of dying she has promised to make the safety of workers a priority the entity is part of the nuclear plant's operator tokyo electric power company site. now he has said on friday his staff to be able to respond swiftly to any issues inside the facility as they will report to their managers

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interests by having the relationship between your traditional allies like the uae and like jordan and. we want to see that change. we want to see the president visit saudi like had he that honest conversation. we want to see more engagement. we want to see more mechanisms we work together to solve these problems. >> we understand here in the states the threat that gulf states that israeli feel from iran is at your doorstep. what more would you like to see the united states, president obama, secretary kerry do as a practical matter? what more would you like to see from this government? >> we already have a really robust economic relationship when it comes to trade. we have a very healthy military relationship. we have a wonderful relationship between our cultural institutions and nyu, cleveland clinic and johns hopkins. these are partnerships that exist. i want to see more of that. like the article said, i think, having a strong diverse relationship with the united states is in our interests. what i want to see is finding ways to develop those relationships further. >> hey, let's talk

uae, 12%. germany and france, 4%. and even the united states could see 5% more growth.but let's be honest. women working has produced economic complications. a larger, competitive workforce has arguably kept wages from raising very much. the brookings institution says if you look at working age men, the real earnings of the median american male have decreased by 19% since 1970, for a variety of reasons. women working has also produced social complications regarding raising children. the hard harvard business review conducted a study of american women who had left work to have children. 93% of them wanted to return to work, but only 74% of them managed to do so and only 40% were able to return to full-time jobs. the transformation of women's lives has been one of the great changes in history. it will take time to get it right and put in place laws and practices that make it work. perhaps this will be one of the tasks that hillary clinton takes on if she gets that new job everyone is talking about in 2016. >>> up next, does president putin's pugilism represent a future of

saudi, bahrain, uae, jordan in terms of pushing back against the brotherhood, being concerned about iran. so if you want a smaller policy, despite all the problems that exist in egypt, now is the time to bring them in. >> when you talk about aid to civil society in egypt, with one of the difficulties has been that the egyptian government under mubarak and more see and i don't know that it's changed has been extremely difficult to deal with on this particular point. egypt has never been among the most repressive dictatorships. it is just kind of middle of the pack dictatorship. but on the point of allowing foreign aid to civil society, they were one of the most recalcitrant and have been straight through. right now there are american ngos whose staff, including freedom house, national democratic institute were tried and convicted in egypt simply for channeling funds to civil society. did you see a way of coping with that are getting around that? that is our ngos there. we should be very firm in the egyptian authorities found the next egyptian parliament to be elected. to stop the prosecut

you have places like the uae, united air of emmerants.y're investing heavily in green because they know that's where the job and the economy is going to do. >> the people want to see this keystone pipeline put into place. >> well, you know, i mean, i don't think that's going to satisfy anybody and neither side is going to be very happy is my guess. i mean, which ever way he goes, the other side is going to be upset but the question again is what are we doing as a country to make sure that we are energy independent and we're not pulling things from canada out of the ground that we somehow can be independent on our own. that is going to be green technology. >> this is 45,000 jobs right now. and you know why the middle east is going for green technology because they know fracing and america's oil production is going to make them irrelevant when we become independent. talk to ukraine and the entire european situation right now. when they need natural gas and oil and power from us because of what russia is doing. this is not only eliminating 4

i was just recently spent three weeks in the uae.there is an enormous amount of bracelets necklaces and whatever else made out of gold. nine out of 10 of the population of the uae are expats in the vast majority come from pakistan and bangladesh or burma and they want to get money out of the country and they don't trust the local currency. so what i'm asking you to do essentially is to get yourself out of the mind frame of the 20th century america and get yourself into the 21st century where the power of the united states is not as straight as it used to be. the power of the dollar is not as great as it used to be and we have to start thinking about a way of dealing and communicating with each other in which borders and boundaries don't matter all that much anymore. so when i look at bitcoin and i purchased one by the way just because i like to live you will pardon the expression put my money where my mouth is. i think to myself okay is it the be-all and end-all of this? i don't know. is it a ponzi scheme? i don't think so but we wil

almost entirely leadership issue it's due to the ceo who wants to do it just like your story in the uae. it's not just when you are pushing its the home government and the management teams that are building gender balance that's the best companies do they make it on very top down approach. not just asking women to some how magically filter media listening and trying to play that's quite successfully. i think any company actually that i've ever seen the gender balance and we do at the annual measure of the most gender balanced executive teams of the top three hundred companies in the world. if you look at something like lockheed martin for example two helicopter company that is balance and run by a female ceo. it was eighty. or if you take a more recent example of general motors with a very famous married guy who became ceo the swim and didn't in marriage as he enters on their own. it was actually what's interesting to look is to see here is the four of them began a corporate wide initiative to recognize and develop gender balance these women and all the women we start to see emerge at t

i was just recently spent three weeks in the uae to an enormous amount of bracelets and necklaces and whatever an ounce of gold it comes for me to pakistan, bangladesh or burma and we don't trust the local currency. we want to get the mind frame of the 20th century american and 21st century where the power of the united states is not as great as it used to be. the cover of the dollar isn't as great as it used to be and we have to start thinking about a way of dealing and communicati communicating. i purchased one by the way because cardin the expression dialect is my money where my mouth is, i've taken a look at this and i think to myself okay is this the be-all and the end-all? is a ponzi scheme? i don't think so. but we will see. does it represent value and ability to exchange across the border's? like money than the answer is yes. does i that represent a threat o the nationstates? take a look at china. however, and i will probably conclude on this one note. one of the things i spent a career doing is getting around the rules and around the borders and around different places in the

political climate that is becoming entrenched in the region, particularly driven by saudi arabia and the uae and the too much mark fuller's nation before any political consent to see with need for the develop into visio to mark is in the long-term. >> my own sense, for what it's worth, as you needn't ask the question will people shape the future? they are doing it now. would have been in egypt with the results even more of the downfall of president mubarak in an uproar, an unprecedented uproar of the size and scale we haven't seen before. similarly compromises by rivals. it is not credit for the compromise. it is shared. its full due share of the credit. seems to be the only party that gets credit because it is expected not to compromise. all the other parties in tunisia also compromise. so i think there's the public will have tunisia were not given anybody the majority and forcing everybody to compromise. you can see it at work right now. do we have fully developed areas nationstates that are completely response to two citizens and responsibilities? now, but we certainly have a very differe

uae is accustomed to doing things on its own. some of the others including the u.s. very focused on what they are doing, and the european union, any way it requires a bit of coordination which is happening. paying is a better story. the army has been paid by turkey for the last nine months now. does not to gain and this is bold news, turkey giving direct funding to the central bank, budget support for funding the army's salary. most of which are being received. sometimes there is a delay. most of it gets through. that is an important thing. there are biometrics sort of registration and payment system that is not yet in place. others have been funding, it leaped has done quite a lot on the stipend for thought army. being recruited, as unsung, helping support recruiting 2,400 new ones this year and again with the biometric payment system. payments in general again, progress is happening. civil servants are now being paid through special financing facilities funded by norway. and civil servants are identified, registered and paid against biometric payment systems. one o

>> we have to leave and the saudis will help us and uae and others will help but we have to lead.straining others from supplying the resistance. >> if i could switch gears, jeff flake offered strong support to jeb bush over recent comments that jeb bush made that many immigrants come here illegally out of sort of an act of love for their families. and he writes in part, quote, this, truth is i agree with jeb and i applaud him for having the guts to say it. sure some come with the intent to do harm or simply take advantage of our generosity. but too many find work to feed their families to lump everyone together who crosses the border unfair and unproductive. having such a prominent republican speak so humanely and unapologetically about the motivations behind many of those who have come to reside in this country is good for all of us. >> i'm very proud of jeff flake. i wouldn't have used the words that jeb bush used. i will point out as i have that we are a nation of immigrants. that 11 million people living in the shadows is not going to be resolved unless we act in a comprehensi