against the government of any kind whether online or on the street can be construed as sai sedition whicha capital offense. such is the case of ali al nimmer. he was 17 years old, arrested during a demonstration, sustain years old, a saudi court convicted him, and upheld his death sentence by public beheading and crucifixion. ali's father has appealed to the king for a pardon for his son. but when saudi's permanent representative to the united nations came on this show, i challenged his assertion that despite his case, the united states and saudi arabia share many values. have a listen. >> as you know, death sentences in saudi arabia have to go through multiple stages. the last one of which is the personal approval of the king. and that process is not yet completed. >> so i guess when you started whether i said that saudi arabia and america don't share values in some cases that would be one of them. in the united states nobody gets executed for protesting. >> well, in saudi arabia nobody gets executed for protesting either. so where is the lacking of sharing of values? we both share values

said i have an action plan but maybe we will hear a little bit more -- they are definitely online, whichaou have to be at the moment. walmart committing again to china and to the internet in china. anna: that was a fascinating story in itself. give us your thoughts on the retailing sector across europe. more of anh o intra-europe story than it was. >> absolutely. if you consider the hypermarket, you have price wars and competitive, aggressive policies. -- what is you have interesting is the story in spain and italy -- a return to .nflation around 4% i think that is really the story with inflation coming back in europe and that has been reflected. anna: we can talk about inflation somewhere, amazing. charles, emerging markets has been so powerful. china is in an area of weakness right now, but what about brazil? isn't a new market for them. >> they have had good times and bad times. it is a great for brazil at the moment but they had this great format with a hybrid cash and carry. it really strips down stores, buying in bulk, and that is driving sales. it is at 7.6%, much better than compe

but unlike greece, whichas also rivalled portugal has aus been kind of a poster boy if the last fourstream policies of the european commission. so i suppose that people still have voting for austerity program, even the socialists which is the second major party, is not only committed to the euro and to the same fiscal targets, they don't neglect the austerity either. they defend a lighter austerity to spear up economic growth. the portuguese people know they're voting for austerity program. we're hoping that not only the public accounts keep on track as they are now, but that we can get a more expressive economical growth and mainly a more evenly distributed growth. >> okay. we'll have to leave it there for now. we really appreciate your time today. thanks you very much for joining us. >>> well, fish, chips and pig skin. that's what's on the menu in london as the u.s. national football league kicks off their first national game today. the new york jets and the miami toll fins is one of the first of three games this season. despite the excitement, the head of the commission of the nfl