unsurprisingly, most of the people in qatar presume larger and safer cars. and the ubiquitous toyota land cruiser is the king of this and a significant symbol. in recent years, more daring colors of black and gray are also seen darting around town. all the while, the armies of construction workers in the tens of thousands remain as inconspicuous and hidden from public view as possible. the state employees at discourse baral bachelors from shopping malls on so-called family days and from living in family residential areas. and in this sense, it is a code word for migrant workers from south asia and family designates everyone else, married or not. the biggest interaction between unskilled migrant workers in the rest of the country's residence, are on the congested streets of doha, where half open windows of the american school buses as workers are driven from future high-rises to the distant labor camps. what i have tried to do is convey a sense of this odd mixture between hong kong and tucson, arizona. the city that has landmarks that have nothing to do with

they're unsurprisingly friends of yotan.ogether they grow and raise much of what's used in their kitchen. their food reflects both their different backgrounds and their commonalities. >> we're going to spoil you now. >> yeah, here you go. tell me about this. >> so you grew up in this town. >> yes, in this village. >> where did you grow up? >> near the beach. >> near the beach. not the neighborhood. >> but we met in the neighborhood. we work together in hotel. >> how did that go down with the families? >> now wonderful. >> in the beginning, not so much. >> started with a lot of questions. understand that we love each other and they can do nothing, so we continue and they support us. >> this is your special fried eggs sunny side up. >> this is your special farm eggs. >> farm eggs. >> peppers from your garden? tomato. that looks awesome beyond words. >> it is incredibly beautiful here. i don't know why i didn't expect that. >> a lot of people come and say it's like provence, it's like italy. we say no. it's -- >> you like it? >

instantly and unsurprisingly the soul voices of strong condemnation in pakistan. based on the pakistan in jeans and the execution said each got one more month to have that hanging listen to this cafe hand into the teaching of islam and modern dance milkshake in bottom of each school groups in pakistan even claimed that the aging cute. india's be tensed the focus on the bottom and boston distribution. it started off this titans nothing to hide the lettuce i've seen that one does hanging clothes and into the act of grace. i'm gonna mention distribution of this bond that they smoked in the open wounds. inside it says did not even initiate proceedings against the one hundred and ninety five the sunday mail into office the wheel barrel and h wanted me to type them all kinds this debate if it gains momentum among the people of this kind would be extremely disciplined situation for the establishment. the army the genocide kept under wraps as we all got cleaned up. even after the kids. i'm on condition of the province he said the fall. it's deemed classified but he wasn't

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unsurprisingly, international brands are keen to get a foothold.hem is the german sports hasmaker porsche, which operations in victoria. largestis the fourth area globally for porsche, and the emerging markets are with chinare key, even with africa now. >> with more and more nigerians able to afford a 911, you can expect more flashy unveilings. bloomberg. >> up next, mercedes now sells 13 different models. 25 years ago, it sold just four. we will look at a growing trend of designing models for your specific tastes. stay with us. ♪ >> bankrupt company. bankrupt city. >> what happened to the brand? >> we lost our way. brandear-old have what it takes? >> if you have recently been in the market for a mercedes, you might realize there are a lot of options, and the sedan a loan comes in five different sizes, comes in fivelone different sizes, including the large s class. why so many models? we look at why luxury cars have been multiplying. mercedes sells a 13 different cars in the u.s., everything from the potential luxury four- door all of the way up to

perhaps unsurprisingly conflict reports emerging from the streets of kiev this evening now ever since the opposition movement announced their march of the million on sunday there have been reports that the ukrainian special forces and the riot police are imminently going to sweep away down an independence square clear of protest as well as you can see behind me as if yet hasn't happened but one thing is for sure is that there was a heightened police presence on the streets of kiev this evening and that has led to an increase in tensions now one source close to the one of the opposition parties has told me this evening that the opposition party in question is claiming they've had their headquarters raided by police and had their computer hard drives taken however the authorities deny that that is the case so yet again conflicting information but as i say the one thing that is certain is that the police presence on the streets of kiev this evening is greater than it has been over the course of the weekend and i've taken a walk around the administrative heart of the capital to gauge the

the strongest, unsurprisingly, emerging markets, middle east, asia and pacific. where it's been divvied up. china is the single largest driver of almost a quarter of all of the new passengers, 31% increase going to be coming from china were largely domestic flights. china becoming the second biggest market in terms of domestic flights after the united states. internationally and middle east, that is ready most of them will be coming from. interesting countries really ramping up, ms. beck asked on. eckistan. the governments have realized the value of connecting aviation. africa picking up playing on their geographies. >> day with us because we will bring in john strickland, an siation analyst for jl consulting. paint a picture of the fortunes of the industry just listening to caroline talking about the latest forecast. what's your assessment? >> it's not surprising to her of the massive growth in these emerging markets. we have the old world and the new world. europe and the u.s., the market is in the doldrums and that reflects the wider macroeconomic context and

unsurprisingly given the context black soldier's quickly seized on the u.s. critical role in the surrender as a vindication. as william because when put it, we, the colored soldiers have fairly one our rights by loyalty and bravery. thomas smores chester, a correspondent embedded with the army of the james to reveled in the fact that u.s. regiment's participate in a vigorous campaign that gave these forces a trophy for a union army, as he put it. many of these men's white officers and comrades in arms share the conviction that the role have been decisive. they recanted this scene. the morning in the ninth game. the cavalry was being pushed back rapidly toward the station. why was it that victory was so near one of the help a dark column was spied coming down the road. what a relief from the awful suspense. the colors or race of those men so long as there relief to us. we saw courage and determination in their cold, black face. moreover, african-american jurors understood themselves to be an army liberation his defeat of lee was the nail in the coffin of slave

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unsurprisingly, the marble shattered into five pieces. and u.p.s. paid up. 6:05 a.m.ark airport. and 40 minutes later, he's wheels up for the big apple. 9:15 a.m., manhattan. santa's final sorting office. >> it was offloaded, put on the conveyor belt system, came up and went out the designated route. it's going out and deliver for you. >> reporter: david, i imagine, is getting excited about his delivery. 10:00 a.m. abc news world headquarters, new york city. it's the p.o.d., proof of delivery. and santa's final destination. 17 hours, 30 minutes since he left marina del rey. will he be broken? will i get to file a complaint? all right, here we come. the moment of truth. 10:34 a.m. david muir's office. intact, tasteful, heartfelt. >> this is a powerful moment between me and nick. >> reporter: the moral of our holiday story -- remember dana's packaging tips. >> you always want to over-pack. >> reporter: and you too can send a fragile santa clean across the country, safe and sound, in time for christmas. >> nick, i didn't know you cared. >> announcer: when we return mark

unsurprisingly the state of silicon valley where mr.raper would live would have its own new laws and regulations and a very enviable tax base. >> and this has no prayer or does it. >> it needs to get on the ballot. it needs 800,000 signatures to do that. in 2012, to get those same number of signatures, folks spent 2.7 million to $8.9 million. and he hasn't said if he's going to fund this or not. let's assume it's on the ballot in 2014. and let's assume that voters go for it. it then has to be cleared by the united states congress. and you can imagine the reception one might get if you go to washington dc and say hey, we'd like ten new senate seats and we'd like you to give them to us in california. that would be very chilly. that would be a very tough sell even for a democrat. so this all seems very unlike country and the bank role obviously a huge problem. but why is he going forward with this? >> it's hard to say it's a stunt or whether or not he thinks he has a chance. in the other 49 states, members of the state assembly represent 5

unsurprisingly boehner made sure he was holding the speaker's gavel to announce the results.loosening the iron grip of outside conservative groups and delivering a slap back to them that seemed as cathartic as it did sassy, those same conservative groups are promising revenge. take the senate conservative fund.

unsurprisingly boehner made sure he was holding the speaker's gavel to announce the results. if yesterday's votes saw boehner loosening the iron grip of outside conservative groups and delivering a slap back to them that seemed as cathartic as it did sassy, those same conservative groups are promising revenge. take the senate conservative fund. john boehner has apparently decided to join mitch mcconnell in the war on conservatives. conservatives everywhere need to understand that the party's leadership has declared war on them. them is literally fighting words from the tea party patriots, another ransom note. not upholding conservative principles is how you lose credibility with voters who will find someone else if you are not willing to do your job. and from the proverbial thorn in john boehner's side heritage action ceo made it clear just hours ago that the battle is not yet over. >> the speaker wants to turn this into a boring washington, d.c. process story, who is up, who is down. this is about whether or not american people want their taxes to go up and have government s

unsurprisingly, most people prefer larger, safer cars. the ubiquitous toyota land cruisers, overwhelmingly in white, is picking up doha roads. the preferred part of qatar is a significant status and the. in recent years more daring colors of black and great are also seen darting around town. all the while, the city's armies of construction workers in the tens of thousands remain as inconspicuous and hidden from public view as possible. the state employs a discourse revolving around the protection of the family to bar bachelors from shopping malls on so-called family days and from living in family residential areas. in this sense, bachelor is a code word for migrant workers. from south asia. and family designates everyone else, married or not. the biggest interaction between unskilled migrant workers and the rest of the country's residents, save for household maids, are on doha's congested streets, where stuck in traffic, tired eyes here to have open windows of old american school buses or grungy ones made by workers, driven from future hi

so the longest chapter in the book is i think unsurprisingly the chapter on women's rights defenders. biggest everywhere i went women were in the forefront to struggle against -- -- women battling beyond stereotypes. i think the relationship between women's rights and fundamentalism was very well explained to me by a sociologist in west african nation who was deeply worried about the rise of al qaeda terrorism in her country, targeting, even health care workers and so. she said something very, very smart to me that became kind of the theme of the chapter on women's rights defenders. she said every step forward for women's rights is a piece of the struggle against fundamentalism. i think that's a very important thing for policymakers to think about women's rights are not something you can trade away to gain peace with extremists. women's rights goes to the core of the struggle against fundamentalism. one of those engaged in the struggle whom i met along the way was a doctor, a 70 year old retired college professor who has an organization called the network of women living under muslim

unsurprisingly most qataris prefer larger presumably safer cars. the ubiquitous toyota land cruiser overwhelmingly in white is the dash of delhi roads, the referred car of qataris. in recent years more daring colors of lacking grade are also seen david -- darting around town. all the while the cities armies of construction workers and their tens of thousands remain as inconspicuous and hidden from public you. the state employees the discourse revolving around the protection of the family to bachelors from shopping malls and so-called family days and from living in family residential areas. in this sense, it is a code word for migrant workers from south asia and family designates everyone else, married or not. the biggest interaction in unskilled migrant workers and the rest of the country's residents say for household mates are on doha's congested streets where stuck in traffic tired eyes peer through half open windows of all american school buses or grungy ones made as workers are driven from future high-rises to the distant labor camps. so what i

and surprisingly or perhaps unsurprisingly, folks in this country, many, at least -- the folks we polled, their attitudes had shifted considerably in 365 days. is there, do you think, congresswoman, is there a political appetite to do anything different on guns? and, again, i think we should probably note here that we don't know a great deal about this shooter or what was on his mind. >> right. and each one of these situations tends to be just a little bit different. we do know that mental health is an issue. and many of us have been working on that. a colleague of mine, one of the kennedys, no longer in the congress, patrick, he got mental health parity. if you look at the aca law, it's got mental health as one of the ten essential. so we understand that there is a lot of mental health that is not being applied right now. so that's one of the issues. some have said that the games that our kids are playing are desensitizing these young people to what it is to shoot and hurt somebody like that. and there's probably a case for that. it's also true, i think, that there are -- there are two

unsurprisingly, most of the people in qatar presume larger and safer cars. and the ubiquitous toyota land cruiser is the king of this and a significant symbol. in recent years, more daring colors of black and gray are also seen darting around town. all the while, the armies of construction workers in the tens of thousands remain as inconspicuous and hidden from public view as possible. the state employees at discourse baral bachelors from shopping malls on so-called family days and from living in family residential areas. and in this sense, it is a code word for migrant workers from south asia and family designates everyone else, married or not. the biggest interaction between unskilled migrant workers in the rest of the country's residence, are on the congested streets of doha, where half open windows of the american school buses as workers are driven from future high-rises to the distant labor camps. what i have tried to do is convey a sense of this odd mixture between hong kong and tucson, arizona. the city that has landmarks that have nothing to do with

unsurprisingly, international brands gain a quick old.sche which opened a showroom in victoria island. the base of the company's headquarters. >> the middle is an african region is the fourth largest .lobally for porsche the merging markets are more keen on with china with that personnel. >> with more nigerians able to afford a wonder 50,000 dollar car, you'd expect more unveilings. >> staying on luxury. find out which landmark london hotel is auctioning contents and what is up for grabs. ♪ >> one of london's most luxurious hotels is selling about everything. 30,000 a nightly suites is auctioning furniture for a major refurbishment. the report. a partou feel you need of five cell lecture in your home -- five star luxury in your home? here is your chance. everything.tioning the interior is being stripped. 93 guest rooms and public areas are getting a new look at an neoclassical feel. new technology is being installed. it's been done with an eye for the history of the building. among the highlights is to crystal chandeliers with a price of

unsurprisingly there isn't a single piece of evidence in the record to support this notion and what is really going on is having politically lost in the supreme court the opponents in this theory were hoping that the courts would bail them out once again it if it is a big political left. i don't think that the courts are going to do that. >> i would ask unanimous consent to put in the record this report entitled obamacare blank single most relentless antagonist distinguished witness here tod today. >> can i ask one quick question. is the republic doing reports or articles? reports or articles? i can tell you. you mean on the one i'm introducing? >> yes, mr. ranking member. i have newspapers and offense put in the record but i just went and characterized not as a report but as they have a substantive backing. >> i've never been asked this question before. only because i'm often called president antagonist and i'm not sure that a report that left me out would be justified as factual. without objection, the new republican article entitled obamacare blank single most relentless antagonist