they appear to get funding from private billionaires in the gulf in places like kuwait and united emiratesand they're getting battlefield training. it is this extreme insurgency that is at the root of these violent incidents. to which i think the iraqi government has not reached out to the sunni population politically the way it needs to. >> we're going to take a short break. when we come back we'll talk about america's role in the recent past of iraq. did the way the u.s. left iraq leave it in the situation that it finds itself today. this is "inside story" " the stream is uniquely interactive television. we depend on you, >> you are one of the voices of this show. >> so join the conversation and make it your own. >> the stream. on al jazeera america and join the conversation online @ajamstream. >> every sunday night, al jazeera america presents extraordinary films from the worlds top documentary directors this week: is love enough? >> that was a dream of ours... four children.... >> a little girl, removed from everything she's ever known... >> she's gone through a ton of orphan stuff...

industry minister is visiting the united arab emirates with one item on his to do this to help with japanese firms in the new oil rights. forty percent of overseas oil rights held by japanese firms are in the uae in more than half of those rights will expire in two thousand eighteen. industry minister for sure it's ok he is meeting the chief of the opera dhabi national oil company and the head of the county's department of economic development. uae officials say they'll make a decision based on what type and can bring to the table he will also tell you the official said. japan plans to provide support in areas like education and healthcare. let's move on to the mike its tokyo stocks are opening this monday morning on a weak note from email a guard standing by at the ticket stock exchange to tell us more bonnet governing the morning of the things looking over there especially as i'll be of some key events coming up both here in japan and overseas demos of a bedside economic data into a major meeting such a move for two this week of course i am a bit of a mixed opening here following the chalk

industry minister koizumi selecting he says the united arab emirates agreed to extend oil rights for a subsidiary of impacts corporation by fifteen years to two thousand forty one. he also sought extensions for other japanese firms their deals right now in two thousand to eighteen but the uae postponed its decision. the uae it provides more than twenty percent of japan's oil. it's the second biggest supplier. leaders in tokyo want to improve ties with the gulf state by offering support in fields such as environmental technology and healthcare. us markets were closed on monday for martin luther king jr day and all focus is on japanese markets with the key central bank meeting set to convene today to see how this may affect shares here this tuesday morning in calculates that of an email a guard at the tokyo stock exchange sober mean what can you tell us what your ideas and heal our focus is getting beyond that first up policy board meeting of the bank of japan on tuesday and wednesday and this is really to be keen to see. or look out for any clues as to any further monetary easing meas

the net -- united arab emirates coast guard have look for him without success. the algerian national is a phd candidate. since he is not a cent a cent of the united states, it is not clear if the u.s. navy will help out. a scare for the amazon.com bezos. jeff he was airlifted on new year's day. he suffered a kidney stone attack. bezos tolicopter flew his private jet. then he was taken to the u.s. for emergency treatment. former first lady barbara bush has been released from a houston hospital where she spent nearly a week for treatment of pneumonia. a spokesman said that the 88 euros is doing great. d.c. police made an arrest in a murder in northeast. officers arrested a 52-year-old alfonso cleveland and charged him with second-degree murder of claudia hall. bodye found hall's yesterday. her cause of death is not known as of yet. a man accused of preying on young man at your pong tournament's is under raymond. a judge revoked his bond yesterday raid prosecutors presented evidence that said that poindexter may have had dozens of the him's. -- victims. whodexter ha

. >> web users in the united arab emirates and visiting tourists post videos and photos under the hashtag promoting the state and explaining what they like about it. the online campaign was organized by the tourism board. they want to showcase the beauty, unique identity, and true culture ofa7guc 01/08/14 01/08/14 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] >> from pacifica, this is democracy now! i had a short crowbar. i put it in there and yanked that sucker. at one point, i heard a noise inside the office. i'm like, are they in there waiting for me? basically said to myself, there's only one way to find out. i'm going in. >> one of the great mysteries of the vietnam war europe has been solved.

. >>> the minnesota man jailed in the united arab emirates arrived home yesterday. ca seem was arrested last april for uploading a comedy video to youtube. it poked fun at a clique of dubai teens. he maintains his innocence. >> i think there is a misconception that i broke a law. i want to see that i did nothing wrong. there was nothing illegal about the video. i was tried in a textbook kangaroo court and convicted without any evidence. >> according to the uae's main english language paper ca seem was accused of detail the country abroad. >>> china is trying to tackle their major problem with pollution. beijing will have to cut the amount of dangerous particles in the air by 25% by the year 2017. former chinese health minister suggested as hasn't as half a million people die every year in china from pollution. >>> capitol hill lawmakers are in the spotlight once again but this time it is because of their successes, not down falls. a shocking report shows more than half of current members of congress of millionaires. shocking but not surprising. this year's analysis

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search crews from the united arab emirates have been searching for days. his brother tells the "washington post" the state department says it cannot help because gazalla is not a u.s. citizen. >>> this morning a new york affect is back together thanks to a photo taken in washington. an associated press photographer snapped this photo near the capitol building of a homeless man lying near a steam grate to stay warm. it is 20-year-old nicholas simmons whose family in upstate new york reported him missing last week. they saw the photo in yesterday's "usa today" and came to washington to pick him up. no word on why he was in washington or how he traveled here. >>> theater-goer here in d.c. were certainly in the giving mad this holiday season. ford's theater says its audiences donated more than $77,000 during a performance of "a christmas carol" in november and december. donations are being given to the covenant house washington. the organization provides housing and services to homeless youth. this is the fifth year the theater has reported a washington area c

the coast guard of the united arab emirates has been searching for days. websites have been set up for donations to help in the search efforts. according to the "washington post" his brother who lives in d.c. has asked the state department for navy assistance. he was told the u.s. cannot help because he is not a u.s. citizen. >>> just over a month now until the winter olympics in sochi. tonight the latest on security concerns after a string of terrorist bombings. and the incredible story of a missing new york man found in d.c. thanks to this photo in a national newspaper. >>> coming up in just a few minutes on sports final, a cold weekend provides some of the hottest nfl action in season. "the washington post" jason reid rips the redskins shake-up. what he wants to see when he joins our round-table. >>> and the wizards with a chance to wake up >>> a his or elementary school destroyed by fire in virginia. pictures and cellphone video show the flames completely engulfing the old colonial beach elementary school this morning. the school was condemned after th

>>> and international conference to promote the use of renewable energy has opened in the united arab emirates. the meeting is hosted by the aue in the capital city of abu dhabi. government and company officials from more than 170 countries are attending. at the opening ceremony, the head of the uae agency on environmental policy expressed hope to introduce the latest energy saving technologies from other countries. the mideast state is one of the world's largest oil producers, but is trying to promote the use of renewable energy as a national priority. energy demand in the country is growing due to rapid urbanization, and population growth. >>> flee major south korean credit card firms have been getting floods of inquiries after the personal information of more than 100 million customers was leaked. and the number is twice the country's population. representatives of the companies apologized for the leak at a joint news conference in seoul on monday. south korean prosecutors say the leaked data include credit card numbers, expiration dates, and the names and phone numbers of some 105 million

also there united arab emirates makes it into the guinness book of records with the world's biggest display four hundred thousand rockets have been the new year and you can check out the stunning footage at our home. unexplored antarctica what is it in this icy expanse that attracts the people who come here. but you know i only go to the duchess. and antarctica. a new generation of polar explorers is coming. we have a new group of specialists here now all of them are young how are they going to get along with each other and i don't know. i used to be a bureaucrat. seriously. what adventures await in this mysterious land where do they live what do they eat and what are they actually doing it on talk to go. hello again and nothing seems to be able to stop europe's new to the political right with only tentative signs of economic growth and precious little good news for a deeply indebted countries like greece and france it's a movement that seems difficult to reverse parties picchu all of it takes a closer could a continent in search of nuances to hard problems. from the birth of the north to g

tallest building particularly the united arab emirates which is home to the lord is with me and i went in the tall building is fighting to secure a place to mature. as the hub for entertaining and the middle east. to the elite. less than twenty four i worked in the southern russian city of oil that leaked through the years ahead of the winter olympics. her remarks years. comment the suicide bomber killed at least four people and attacked the playstation in detroit. on december twenty ninth of december thursday. three years out brush all over the winter we didn't want to re order to achieve a great year for the products referred to unable to question the militant muslim provinces of the north caucasus. he ordered increased security nationwide. the little one the eye. eu. i the union and more. at all. you are the we were little. lula. a stop to meet you. they are zz honored i it. and. xian the controversial french eighteen ninety his anti semitic hate speech may be trite to racial incitement to the lights telling her it's prosecutors have agreed to a preliminary investigation begins to d

it's about an hour away its worst part of the united arab emirates in relations between israel and the goals have been tense ever since other words official relations before in their arms now but before two thousand and ten. it's early athletes for dissipating games in this region as early ministers frequently traveled to dubai and two cuts are among the other countries that of course often two thousand and ten. now we see the return of an israeli minister. the energy minister attending this conference it's not just about energy but there's a tool summit happening here the international water summit and is of course leaving a water up up up up the success story in the region lot of these countries want to learn from it but it is a subtle visit there is no israeli flag flying here among the other flights from what we've noticed them again this is quite historic but a very low key attendants i can think is semi shelley freely put them up and gabbing and will certainly keep checking with the u s the conference continues appreciate what you are now watching cctv news to stay with us. fan.

an international conference to promote the use of renewable energy as opened in the united arab emirates the meeting is hosted by the uae in the capital city of abu dhabi government and company officials for more than one hundred seventy countries are attending at the opening ceremony the head of the uae agency on environmental policy. express hope to introduce the latest energy saving technologies from other countries the mini state is one of the worlds. one of the world's largest oil producers but it's still trying to promote the use of renewable energy as a national priority energy demand of the country's growing due to rapid urbanization and population growth. there's a blast of arctic air in north america our meteorologist roberts pena has been following the cold weather. robert let's all start off by talking about. this air mass in his dissenting all way in from northern canada. so in bringing frigid temperatures say the least actually the windshield warnings and advisories in effect for much of northern plains extended to the western great lakes indicating that campuses could feel

saying it's too radioactive to approach you can read more about this story dot com also the united arab emirates makes it into the guinness book of records with the world's biggest firewood display four hundred thousand rockets are already in the new year you can check out the stunning footage at all to come. the beginning of the long politic night moxley fades from island life. in sanaa enough temptation. to douglas last for six months. there are more polar bears than people. and it's as easy to hire a rifle as a scooter. because the island is so in a special there are no indigenous people but there are all those who do choose this frozen life. this is could be right about. if you're on the conductor. if you've got nothing and you've got no opportunity. to start to construct your own little curtains. no want to be bit gives don't want to be gangsters you don't want to be drug deals they don't want that blow you know the time that a kid came be we can you see. you just needs a hundred dollars a night oh probably the hook and what is right with thirty round clips. about i said. i don't want to di

also today united arab emirates makes it into the guinness book of records for the world's biggest firework display four hundred thousand rockets fired in the new year and you can check out the stunning footage. right to see. first street. and i think picture. on our reporter's twitter. instagram. could be in the. long haul. if you. know opportunity. to start to construct your own terms. no longer be a bit give don't want to be gangstas you don't want to be. they don't want that blow with the time that a kid came to be we can see. you just needs a zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero problems in the hood . but i said what about the. i don't want to die i just really do not want to die young young. drug some of the sixteen percent of imports came from illegal fishing. in the european union is ironically taking fish from some of the poorest nations on earth so this is a very serious and very urgent problem that needs needs he. international action. you want to enter our territorial waters they fish they load the fish into the ships and leave for europe. to day illegal f

and lights lit up the united arab emirates and now, dubai holds the record for the world's largest fireks display. and look at this scene the crowd in red square welcomed in the new year to chimes of the kremlin clock. security was tight for the new year's eve event and revellers had to undergo checks as police patrolled red >> in china a light show synchronized to "fire work" was a huge hit with the crowd, lighting up the great wall near bejing. iet will be soon our turn here in our country. sheer live look at times square in new york. estimated 1 million people gathered there. sonia sotomayor will push the button to start the drop of the new year's eve ball. >> 80 people will ring in the new year stranded on a research ship near antarctica. >> marcy gonzales is here with the story. >> reporter: what a way to ring in the new year. 74 people, stranded on a research ship in antarct antarctic. it now appears to be their only option. >> it's a 31 of december, at 3:00 p.m . we've learned the aurora can't reach us. >> three ships tried, and failed, to reach the ship, unable to make their way

after nine months in a united arab emirates jail.hear what he has to say about the court that convicted him. [ male announcer ] eenie. meenie. miney. go. ♪ ♪ ♪ more adventures await in the lexus lx. dare to be spontaneous. suddenly you're a mouthbreather. well, put on a breathe right strip and instantly open your nose up to 38% more than cold medicines alone. so you can breathe and sleep. shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right. >>> welcome back. let's go around the world now. tributes are pouring in for a pakistan teen who gave his life to save his friends. he was on his way to school when he stopped a suicide bomber. >> reporter: more than a thousand children were gathered for morning assembly at the school when the suicide bomber dressed in school uniform approached the main gates and raised suspicions. this boy tried to tackle him and stop him from going inside. it killed the bomber and this core ray jous young boy. he died saving the lives of his friends. back to you, kate. >> thank you for that update. >>> rarefy dell ca

it does not run in its entirety in the united arab emirates there. theaters there calling salty language too much for movie goers in uae. it contains more profanity than any other movie in hollywood history. >> many consider globes a dress rehearsal for oscars we'll bring it to you live on abc7 morning news, you can see who wins on oscar sunday, march 2nd here on abc7. >> if you're a fan of abc's hit show "the bachelor" you know it's juanuary. abc7 news caught up with batchelor at the center of it all, juan pablo. the most eligible bachelor is on the prowl for a soul mate. will the 32-year-old strapping venezuelan find her? he says she has to love children. >> when you don't have rhythm and that, when you play music there is something inside of you that makes you dance, makes you move your hand. if you don't have that, you try to teach it, it's very hard. >> juan pablo says he thought about leaving the show several times saying he just wanted to give up and go home. you can watch the drama unfold tonight and every monday night at 8:00 right here on y

. >> an american who has been hailed in the united arab emirates for opposing a video making fun of youngthe bike is now a free man. last month, he was sentenced to one year in prison, a fine and deportation. the state department is saying that he has been moved to a facility and will be returning to the united states in a few days. >> former nba stars dennis rodman is apologizing for comments that he made about an american being held in north korea. he is saying that he was a drinking and he was under a lot of stress. here is video of him and his basketball team in north korea. in an interview earlier this week, he implied was that the american missionary tennikenneth bae was to blame for his own detention and north korea. >> an explosion at a chemical plant for the car brand mitsubishi injured at least 17 people. at least five of them were critically injured. >> we will have the tech injured. >> we will have the tech report next. check it out. learning's fun now. yeah, back in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet to play and learn online. all we had was that franklin fuzz

a minnesota man finally back home after nine months in the united arab emirates prison.eal. [ male announcer ] here's a question for you: is your tv powered by coal? natural gas? nuclear? or renewables like solar... and wind? let's find out. this is where america's electricity comes from. a diversity of energy sources helps ensure the electricity we need is reliable. take the energy quiz. energy lives here. ♪ i can see clearly now >>> it's hard to see clearly now because the weather is up and down and all over the place. let's get to indra petersons and figure out where we're headed. >> all right. i want to show you what it looks like on the water vapor satellite. easy to see how much moisture is in each of these systems. yesterday on the east coast you had rain. that's number one. number two you can barely see this. all we're expecting are cooler temperatures but not a lot of rain and then, number three, very easy to see this is the bigger system that will start to dump heavier snow and bring blizzard conditions by tonight out towards the upper midwest. let's take it ag

. >> i think that was a pot shot and we're talking about saudi arabia, the united emirates, despotic regimes who rely on foreign help, foreign workers to have an economy that prospers, so it's quite interesting he's taking a pot shot at the gcc countries and another pot shot to say they're dealing with a region with the middle east that's insecure so you know, who would be insecure in that case isaa gcc countries are worried about iran, the new regional power and rival coming back onto the scene and what that means for the future. he's taking a pot shot at gcc countries and also said we need a secure captain or the storm will take us all. he's referring to himself, this is a moderate and came up with his own nuclear type agreement, similar to what we've already agreed on today and what is interesting about that it's clear in president obama, u.s. president barack obama has found someone that he can dois with with whereas in 2003, 2005, no one was really interested. >> it's a critical point i want to take you back to the nuclear weapons discussion we were having here. sounds like he h

how they are going to do it, except they have been given $12 billion by saudi arabia and the united arab emirates. they have a huge pool of money to work with. >> and a pool of money. >> i want to talk about egypt's current leader. i want to talk about the army chief. abdul fatah al-sisi is a career military officer and has been commander in chief and minister of the defense. mohamed morsi appointed him, believing abdul fatah al-sisi was more sympathetic to the muslim brotherhood than his predecessor. in 2006, at the army war college abdul fatah al-sisi wrote a paper that seemed sympathetic to politics, but last july the general ousted mohamed morsi, and he appointed the interim president mansour and he said he'll take a yes vote in the referendum as a mandate to run for president. when you hear what abdul fatah al-sisi has been saying, do you think if he ran for president and won the election, this would be good or bad for egypt? >> well i mean, i think he would clearly - these clearly the front runner, and i don't know if there's a question that he would win a free and fair vote. egyptians are

cassim went through that nightmare all because of a video he posted about young people in the united arab emirates. >> this is an important weapon. it is good to hit the enemy. i'll show you a demonstration. >> shezanne cassim joins us from minneapolis. this happened in dubai. this was something funny you and your friends decided to do and post on youtube. you invented a goofy dubai martial art. watching it, it's hard to believe anyone could be offended. why in ut world would you be thrown behind bars for this. >> that is a question i'm hoping to get answered some time soon. i don't know the answer. >> you are american, you grew up in dubai, you moved back for a job after college. dubai is a major tourist and business center. sorry, again, a similar question. why would they do something like this that could scare away visitors and businesses. >> yi don't know. i grew up in dube. >>> and i can't do it. the three red flags is you don't instalment the religion, the government or criticise the government or insult the leaders. the video didn't do any of those things. i'm wondering what they felt was s

partners like saudi arabia and the united arab emirates, with whom we are both discussing and longer-term security framework for the region, as well as helping countries in transition, like tunisia, egypt, libya, yemen, ensuring stability for world shipping lanes and energy supply, there is no shortage of the places where we are engaged in the middle east. the question is not whether we are leaving. the question is how we are leading. today, we believe there are steps that, taken together, have the potential to reshape the middle east, and could even help create the foundations of a new order. the agreement we reached with iran -- as of this week, iran's nuclear weapons program is being rolled back in important ways. the world has demanded it reduce its stockpile of 20% enriched uranium, dismantling the infrastructure for its production, and allowing unprecedented transparency and monitoring to guarantee iran is complying with the agreement. they will have to reduce their 20% to zero. they do not have the capacity for reconversion. they have to reduce it to forms that are not suitable for

an american who was locked up in the united arab emirates over a video posted to youtube. it took months for formal charges to be filed and for a conviction. now he's speaking out about what happened to him. >> i think there's a misconception that i broke a law. i want to say that i did nothing wrong. there was nothing illegal about the video. i was tried in a textbook kangaroo court and i was convictioned without any evidence. >> he's not clear on why he was arrested. at one point he said it was clear the judge had not even seen the video. >> young man with a serious grievance right now. >>> a police chase in in northern oregon takes a scary turn when a woman bolts out of the car and jumps off the bridge. you have to see this. cops say they tried to top the driver for a minor traffic violation. she takes off, gets out of the car and just jumps. they believe the car was stolen. you can see her jump right there. the young woman, crews were able to pull her out of the water. >> don't do it! >> it's amazing to look at. they were able to pull the woman out of the water alive.

the united arab emirates signed a nuclear accord with the u.s. were they agreed not to have this kind of technology. cannot have this technology, even though we just agreed that iran can have it, that seems to be a difficult position to sustain. we don't want to see that list of countries that are enriching uranium to expand. the is an issue with which administration really has to contend in a more serious way in which they -- than which they .ave in the past host: michael singh was an assistant to: powell and condoleezza rice and for the national security council, former professor at harvard and now managing director of the washington institute for near east policy. marcel is joining us from virginia. caller: i have a few comments to make. first is a question. me if you read "new yorkkerry's that the-ed article iranian's program can only be seen as one heading towards a nuclear program because of the way it is established. he points out that no country would want to have the kind of program they have if they really wanted to use nuclear faciliti

"new day" exclusive, we're joined by the american who is finally freed after jailed in the united arab emiratese months all for posting a satirical video not only. it was all a joke and he was put behind bars for a month. shazam is going to be joining us live. and what's next for him. >> i can't wait to hear from him. it's so ironic, they put him in jail for bad publicity, they thought, for the video that nobody saw. but they got bad publicity for the rights. kate bolduan, thanks. >>> coming up, justin bieber's friend busted for drugs at justin bieber's house. what happened, brand new overnight. >> uh-oh. not that one. that one. the one who seems like he's already got the job 'cause he studied all the right courses from the get-go. and that's an accountant, a mom, a university of phoenix scholarship recipient, who used our unique --scratch that-- awesome career-planning tool. and that's a student, working late, with a day job, taking courses aligned with the industry he's aiming to be in. ready to build an education around the career that you want? let's get to work. i'm bethand i'm michelle. a

those exact sentiments of the 29-year-old american who was imprisoned for nine months in the united arab emirates highlighted today. he posted a video that parodied dubai teenagers. yep. just posted a video, folks. jailed for it. he returned to his home in minnesota last week, but this morning he spoke out live about his ordeal on cnn's "new day." >> as far as i know, the prime minister made some comments recently to the prime minister. an to a limited extent i do agree with him that it was a mistake. but really i feel it was more than just a mistake. nine months in prison is not just a mistake. >>> an apparent prank leads deputies to justin bieber's house. it was a $20,000 prank, mind you. what those cops found inside that mansion had a house guest led away in handcuffs. so many layers. we're back after this. ♪ driving rock music music stops ♪ music resumes ♪ music stops ♪ music resumes ♪ ♪ [announcer] if your dog can dream it, [whistle] purina pro plan can help him achieve it. nutrition that performs. we still run into problems. that's why liberty mutual insurance offers accident forgiveness if

nine months in jail, an american from minnesota could finally be on his way home from the united arab emiratesjust a few days. kadeem was arrested in april in dubai after spoofing the culture there on youtube. sara sidner will be covering the story in abu dhabi this morning. how close is he to coming home, sara? >> reporter: i think it's going to happen within the next 24 hours, we understand from the state department. he's been sent to a deportation facility. so it's imminent that he will be leaving the u.a.e., deported after being in prison for nine months where a youtube film he put online, intending it to be funny, intending it to be a joke, a satire, about life in the suburb of dubai, where those wannabe gangsters are going around trying to protect people in a neighborhood where they, of course, say is dangerous which of course, everyone knows is not. this is one of those indication where there is confusion in the minds of the young men who put this video together. they had no intention of seeing anything go wrong. all of a sudden, they find themselves in prison with no explanation for ma

but still angry at the united arab emirates.ties claim that shez shezan kassim broke laws with his video. will ferrell was behind him calling for his release. he was sentenced to a year in prison and got out early for spending good time and behavior and says for months he wasn't told why he was locked up and the judge hadn't even watched the video. >> i think there's a -- there's a misconception that i broke a law. but i want to say that i did nothing wrong. there was nothing illegal about the video, even under uea law. i was tried in a textbook kangaroo court and convicted without any evidence. >> kassim says the facility was bare bones, didn't have tv or access to any information. but he says that the guards did treat him well. >>> a new memorial in tel aviv. it's the first of its kind in israel. it honors gay and lesbian victims of a holocaust. the monument shows a pink triangle, which was the symbol that nazis forced them to wear in concentration camps. it is believed up to 15,000 people were killed because of their sexual o

strengthen the relations between the gulf counter revolutionary forces of saudi arabia, the united arab emirates could you quiet and he just a minute. >> reporter: several of those states have given large amounts of money to egypt since morsi we goesed in hard to help with their ailing economy. and some believe that things have begun to improve. shares in the cairo stock market have gone up by almost 50% since late june last year. on the social front, too, the curfew and state of emergency have ended. replaced with tough protest laws and sweeping powers for the police. elements of the egypt media run flattering articles about sisi and in places he seems to have a consult following. but his opponentses are equally vociferous. this was a protest by supporters of the anti-coup a lines on friday. they believe sisi and the military led a coupe against the democratic government. they blame him for the killings of hundreds of people when the military ended mass sit-in protests last august. >> i don't recognize his contusion, it's not. this is a mob controlling the country and trying to pass anything to

would strengthen the relations between the gulf counterrevolutionary forces of saudi arabia, unit arab emiratesnd egypt. >> several have given money to egypt since mohamed morsi was deposed, to help the interim government deal with an ailing economy. some believe things have improved. shares in the cairo stock market went up 50% since late june last year. the curfew and state of emergency ended, replaced with tough protest laws for the police. elements run flattering articles about abdul fatah al-sisi, and he appears to have a cult following. his opponents are equally vociferous. this was a protest by supporters of the anti-coup alliance on friday, believing that abdul fatah al-sisi and the military led a coup against the democratically elected government and blame him for the killings of hundreds of people when the military ended mass sit-in protests in august. >> translation: i do not recollection his constitution, it's not a constitution, they are a mob in control, trying to cover up a coup. >> on the international stage abdul fatah al-sisi and the interim government tried to woo old allies.

are the united arab emirates and saudi arabia and what people that survey shows that people in the arab world's up. they would like a lot to be based on religion and people insert cibc that's not the case. did you know that day was it an overstretched. turkey's to embrace of the arab spring he was a bit and then all was six and a small subsidy not the key to a t as a means by mobile just because of the systemic credentials but because it was an example of using it the stump and democracy soul in a bid for the moon venus the nation you can have democracy an on site some type of secularism and most muslims did not object to that and one of the moss didn't you catch the woman seemed to be good at home and repeated the dickhead that i was like some type of second reason is that the gst style. it's almost as can be easy then paul took the lead in the tv is such a m violence or the sight of understandable and was texas' second is the big coal mining piece gown and democracy mercy by at ups is an inspiring model but knowledge is what we see is the physical authoritarianism and out of state sea

even just american components, over the weekend, a deal between the united arab emirates and a frenchompany fell apart because some of the components -- this is a $920 million deal -- it fell apart. it may be over simply because some of the components were made in the states. this is a huge i.t. problem. >> hans, thank you so much. we will have to showcase the hans handset. you need to come up with something good to impress us. it is a deal. stay with "on the move." final thoughts are next. ♪ >> will come back to "on the move." i am francine lacqua here in london. this is the markets. it is a first full trading week of the year. for the moment, these stocks are pretty much -- they fluctuate quite a lot between 0.2% lower and 0.2% higher. we have had a report or are expecting a report that may show activity in britain and u.s. services expanding last month. he also had pmi figures. this is out of spain. slower --h was pretty stellar. italians came in a touch above estimates. u.s. data shows that service industries expanded at a faster pace in december. stay with bloomberg tv. "the puls

nuclear technology abroad, recently signing agreements to sell nuclear reactors to turkey, the unit arab emiratesnese nuclear manufacturers received $50 billion in international orders last year. new technology and reactor designs insure that this will be different. >> we apply what we think -- so the technology is always improving to overcome any events. >> the current administration is learning the wrong lesson from the tragedy of fukushima, according to him. >> japan can supply efficient energy without nuclear power. over half of japanese sit accepts demanding that. whether or not that voice will be crushed will be decided in the next one or two years. >> who's likely to win that battle? >> i believe in the not so distant future, japan will stop using nuclear power. i believe that to be true. >> you can see more of the exclusive report tonight. >> a man held for 12 years at guantanamo bay has been recommended for release. the review is part of an effort by the white house to close the controversial prison. the board decided the man no longer poses a continuing significant threat to the united

cooperation with our golf partners, like saudi arabia and united arab emirates gulf partners, and helping libya, egypt, yemen. for insuring stability for the world's shipping lanes and energy supply. there is no shortage of places where we are engaged in the middle east. the question is not whether we are leaving, the question is how we are leading. today, we believe there are initiatives that taken together have the potential to reshape the middle east and could even help create the foundations of a new order. first, the agreement that we reached with iran. as of this week, iran's nuclear weapons program is being rolled back in important ways. on monday, iran took a series of steps that the world has long demanded, including reducing its enriched of 20% uranium, dismantling the infrastructure for its production, and allowing unprecedented transparency and monitoring to guarantee iran is complying with the agreement. they will have to reduce their , and theyo percent will not have the capacity for reconversion. they will have to reduce it to forms that are not suitable for making weapons.

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emirates? those guys will be buying less from the united states.gion. >> is this fixable? >> it's only a little fixable. >> or is this the long march? >> some of this is obama. some of this is the unwillingness of the obama administration to engage in leadership internationally, a lack of interest in foreign policy. a lot of it is structural. >> you think it will hit business. let's talk about number three, china on this program, we talk about them all the time. it doesn't sound like it's a huge risk in 2014. >> china will do well in 2014. the reason china is a risk, suddenly china's actually moving. there's been virtually no substantive reform in the last 20 years. in 2014 we're going to see it, particularly on financial reform. 5 of the 7 folks in the standing committee are leaving in 2017. they're the ones focused on financial reform. that's not a ten-year plan. it's more of a three hiv year plan. >> number four, iran. >> this is the do or die year. the deal gets done or not. if a deal gets done, oil prices are going down significantly, going to

united arab emirates emirates, turkey, egypt. >> as many as six? >> all of them. >> does the panel share that opinion. >> i don't think it is quite so high but i would point out with north korea the problem is brodeur the of the middle east. >> and with that nuclear attack from a mathematical standpoint that is very scary there would be some kind of defect one that was limited during the cold war. >> frankly i am already concerned about pakistan. it looks at various points it may break into some islamist sectarian fighting and who knows who would end up it shows why it is so important to prevent iran from getting nuclear weapons >> i agree. trust and verify it shows how naive we are in the consequences are eager of this. i hope this body here it seems to be one of the few who addresses this will continue to fight for that action. >> boats have started we have two more members who will ask questions. i did not cut anybody off. >> my colleague just referred to david kay -- naivety to support the interim agreement supported by a number of the players