>> yes dubai is becoming more e expensive. influence of wealthy people on the large corporation, the demand goes up and they can afford to pay higher prices for a driver and cook and so forth the cooks at my house are demanding more money >> who can afford to pay that? wealthy and russians how many russians are your customers? >> i know 15% is russian which is acceptable. we have certain caps on speculators. dubai has a very interesting strategy air by land is 15 minutes drive from the road when there is no traffic. huge parcels of land is available. we developed 15 million square feet we have other companies developi developing there will be others developing that >> people won't be priced out of dubai? >> i don't think so. >> walk through the political situation is impacting your business >> dubai has been a hub. dubai benefitted from the iran and iraq war and kuwait and american and iraq war and so forth. everybody continues to benefit today with respect to the russian and ukraine war. unfortunately, dubai benefits from the

she had for a long time been, by her account, unhappy about her life in dubai. she had been... incarcerated, effectively, by her father's regime. >> i'm making this video because it could be the last video i make, yeah. (sighs) this video can help me because all my father cares about is his reputation. he will kill people to protect his own reputation. he, he only cares about himself and his ego. the princess latifa concocted this extraordinary attempted escape that involved jet skis, a yacht, and a trip to the indian ocean. i mean, it's an audacious thing to do. incredible, even, that she attempted it. i think remarkable that it nearly succeeded. ♪ ♪ the day after princess latifa went missing from dubai, we saw her number entered in the list. and in the days after that, as she was traveling toward india on this yacht, her friends, people she knew, people within her orbit, their phone numbers also appeared on the list. if you look at the dates and times that her number and those of people close to her were entered into the system, you have sometng that has t

why this $24 million performance in dubai has landed beyonce in hot water with some fans. onze, douze, treize. .. we meet the four year—old, who's become the uk's youngest member of mensa, and can count to a hundred in seven languages. two days after 11 people were shot dead by a gunman near los angeles, there's been a new deadly gun attack in california. seven people have been killed at two farms near half moon bay south of san francisco. pictures show the suspect being pinned to the ground and taken into custody without further incident after he was found in his car. he's been identified as zhao chunli, a 67—year—old man who worked at one of the locations where the shootings took place. his victims are thought to be chinese—american farm workers. the state governor, gavin newsom, called it tragedy upon tragedy. our north america correspondent david willis sent this report. this is an area known as half moon bay, it's about 30 miles to the south of san francisco, largely agricultural area, a population of around 11,000 people. seven people are said to have died in

and we have got the latest on the adani saga with pr in dubai. manus: intel plunged after the market closed, it missed. the chipped giant gave one of the gloomiest forecasts in its history. quicktake's alex webb is with us , a company in transition, just how dark are the clouds for intel? alex: near-term, they are looking pretty dark. the christmas quarter missed estimates. we have seen slowdown in pc sales, laptops as well, that's where a lot of intel's business comes from. a lot of electronics were bought during the pandemic when people had more disposable income. not as much spending on those devices. but the real pain for investors was in the outlook. the revenue outlook of 10.5 to $11.5 billion, well short of the $14 billion analysts expected. back to levels not seen in more than a decade, so a lot of work for the ceo, as he tries to catch up with tsmc. that is the contract chipmaker that is leading the field in recent years. dani: thank you for coming in. it's a rare morning on daybreak, where we get you in the studios. speaking of the chip

dubai . and on downtown dubai dubai. and on dab+ radio. this is gb news. back the top of the hour . back the top of the hour. hello and welcome to gb news christmas special , hello and welcome to gb news christmas special, remembering our queen with me, alastair stewart . for the next hour, i'll stewart. for the next hour, i'll be joined by a host of guests who knew i'm majesty personally . those who worked the queen and royal experts and we will tribute to her life of service as we all embark upon our first christmas without her and the first under our new . first under our new. king so as the late queen say that she was a constant in my life is no exaggeration . i was born in the exaggeration. i was born in the year of her accession, 1952. i reported on her death on the winning of several of her offspring and the birth of her as heir. i met her quite a few times in a personal capacity and on duties . times in a personal capacity and on duties. she was charm and elegance personified. but her

why this $24 million performance in dubai has landed beyonce in hot water with some fans. onze, douze, treize. and we meet the four—year—old, who's become the uk's youngest member of mensa, and can count to a hundred in seven languages. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. two days after 11 people were shot dead by a gunman near los angeles there were two new gun attacks in the north of the state. at least seven people have been killed at two farms near half moon bay. the state governor, gavin newsom, called it tragedy upon tragedy. here's the county sheriff speaking about the gunman a few moments ago. the motive for the shooting is currently unknown. through investigation, the suspect, identified as chunli zhao, a 67—year—old half moon bay resident. at 4:40pm, chunli zhao was located in his vehicle in the parking lot of the sheriff's substation here in half moon bay by a sheriff's deputy. he was taken into custody without incident and a semiautomatic handgun was located in his vehicle. chunli zhaois located in his vehicle. chunli zhao is

and it was rory against the rebel in dubai and mcilroy kept his cool to beat patrick reed in their desert duel. also coming up in the programme... after a super sunday night, it will be eagles against the chiefs in the superbowl. welcome along to sportsday, well done if your team made it through in the cup over the weekend, we had some terrific ties in the lith round of the mens and women's fa cup. we're going to start with the women's competition because in a few moments time we're going to have the draw for the 5th round. the former manchester city and england goalkeeper karen bardsley, a three time cup winner, will be doing the honours, welcome along karen. but first let's have a look at some of the highlights from all the lith round ties that were played yesterday. patrick gearey reports. a step closer to the cup, 16 teams left, look closely, and you will see the winter. maybe they will emerge from beneath, like birmingham, second—tier conquerors have top—flight effort ten, a shock that rocked the round. but it was a rebel against the prevailing tide which flowed behind the favour

why this $24 million performance in dubai has landed beyonce in hot water with some fans. onze, douze, treize. .. and, we meet the four—year—old, who's become the uk's youngest member of mensa, and can count to a hundred in seven languages. hello and welcome to the programme. we start with breaking news from california two days after 11 people were shot dead by a gunman near los angeles, there are two new gun attacks in the north of the state, at least seven people have killed at two farms near half moon bay. here is the county sheriff speaking about the government a few moments ago.— about the government a few moments ago. about the government a few moments auo. ., ., moments ago. the motive for the shootin: moments ago. the motive for the shooting is _ moments ago. the motive for the shooting is currently _ moments ago. the motive for the shooting is currently unknown. i shooting is currently unknown. through investigation, the stuff identified as chung li xao, a 67—year—old half in bay resident. at 4:1i0pm he was located in his vehicle in the parking lot of th

go go to the dubai . you you go go to the dubai. you don't pay income tax for three years and you don't pay company tax for three years. and you're we're trying compete we're really trying to compete against that. so you've got to make it full fat or it won't work. that really , really work. that is really, really interesting there. dr. eamonn butler, thank you so much for talking through that. freeports agenda. i think a lot of people think of these as think of these things as a binary. either you have a freeport you don't . but what freeport or you don't. but what we've very clearly there we've heard very clearly there is how go about those is how you go about those freeports can matter almost to a greater extent than whether you have them at all. well, let's discuss further with all of these different subjects. the return of boris johnson, the failure of that space flight, the free ports and those minimum safety legislations. i'm joined in studio now by olivia utley, our political reporter. gosh politi

roughly half of what you would pay for the equivalent property across in dubai. at the travel show it is notjust money we're looking to save, it is the planet as well. happily, the two often go hand—in—hand. last summer, ade and the team saw the effects of climate change itself. since the fires have hit this whole area it now looks very different. as they visited the greek island of evia to see how it is recovering from devastating forest fires. look at that. just as far as the eye can see, all you are looking at is burnt trees. environmentally, tourism is unquestionably part of the problem. but if greece is on your travel agenda this year, then there are ways of limiting the impact on the planet and your pocket. between the two biggest cities, the capital, athens and thessaloniki in the north it used to be that the only quick way to make the journey was by plane. thankfully there is a new and much more environmentally friendly high—speed railway taking underfour hours between the two cities. you can save money by being under 2a or over 64 and if you are so

beyonce took to the stage in dubai for her first live performance in four years. the hour-long show was an invite-only event to celebrate the opening of the new atlantis, the royal resort in dubai. she opened singing "at last" by etta james. she told the audience her parents, husband, and three children were also there before being joined by her eldest, blue ivy, for a duet. >>> actor jeremy renner updated fans saying he broke more than 30 bones in a new year's day snowplow accident. he tweeted a picture of himself now recovering from home, thanking everyone for their messages and thoughtfulness. he said that his broken bones will grow stronger as the love with family and friends deepens. the two-time oscar nominee added that the accident changed his new year's resolutions, making him focus on actionable love. >>> and a clemson university freshman who says he's never played golf before made an unbelievable putt. that right there is kevin murphy going for a full-court putt during saturday's clemson versus virginia tech basketball game. murphy and the crowd went wil

i'm pretty i don't know i coming to dubal pretty i don't know i coming to dubai, they were irish dubai, abu dhabi they were irish themed could get themed pubs where you could get to yeah you can get to dubai is yeah you can get dnnks to dubai is yeah you can get drinks but they're quite expensive last time i was there it i mean obviously was it was i mean obviously i was just getting free drinks just getting the free drinks because a comedian, because you're a comedian, a cheapskate, to cheapskate, big year to buy a pint beer, which is like ten pint of beer, which is like ten quid . but only 20 years ago, quid. but only 20 years ago, everybody was, you know, some old are nursing the pints old timers are nursing the pints when. years ago, it was when. in 20 years ago, it was like a pound for a beer yeah then you know, the economy starts doing better and then the taxes us going say they've taxes go us going to say they've got of money, their got lots of money, their pockets. why people pockets. that is why people go there. there now there. i would go there now because know if i could mea

i'm pretty i don't know i coming to dubal pretty i don't know i coming to dubai, they were irish dubai, abu dhabi they were irish themed could get themed pubs where you could get to yeah you can get to dubai is yeah you can get dnnks to dubai is yeah you can get drinks but they're quite expensive last time i was there it i mean obviously was it was i mean obviously i was just getting free drinks just getting the free drinks because a comedian, because you're a comedian, a cheapskate, to cheapskate, big year to buy a pint beer, which is like ten pint of beer, which is like ten quid . but only 20 years ago, quid. but only 20 years ago, everybody was, you know, some old are nursing the pints old timers are nursing the pints when. years ago, it was when. in 20 years ago, it was like a pound for a beer yeah then you know, the economy starts doing better and then the taxes us going say they've taxes go us going to say they've got of money, their got lots of money, their pockets. why people pockets. that is why people go there. there now there. i would go there now because know if i could mea

. >>> across the globe from australia and dubai, millions are already ringing in the new year. >>> plus, more from barbara walters in her own words. >> more than being remembered, i hope that by younger women, i can help them aspire. >> reflecting on her life and career. how she hoped to be remembered. >>> good evening, thanks for joining us on this busy saturday night, the final day of 2022. im whit johnson. two major headlines as we come on the air -- the loss of two indelible figures. our abc news family remembering tv icon barbara walters and her impact on the world of journalism. >>> but we begin tonight with former pope benedict xvi passing away at the vatican at the age of 95. benedict made history with that stunning announcement in 2013, the first pope to retire in nearly 600 years. benedict reaffirmed many of the church's traditional teachings and grappled with the fallout from the sex abuse scandal. pope francis honoring his predecessor in a prayer service today, hailing him as noble and kind. president biden among the many paying tribute, praising his lifetime of devotion to

i wouldn't worry about florida because florida superluxury, as hot as dubai and you've got home selling, $30-$100 million like a bag of potato chips so is that hot? no, but florida has been so successful the last 10 years in terms of its growth that you can't be greedy, can't expect every year to go crazy but i do not personally project weakness in the florida market. in fact, i think they will be beneficiaries of other things. the world order is changing particularly because of the conflict with china so you've got a tremendous wave. all of the southeast now is going to get the next economic impact. i, the battery belt. the battery. market of all those jobs created in manufacturing will have ripple effects. in mexico by the way it's a benefit from the election. of the when this is fascinating. do not a stranger for so long again. really changing the subject, the price of a carton of eggs has nearly doubled in the last year. lydia hu is at an egg farm. wiper surge in prices? >> reporter: the avian flu has wiped out 44 million laying hens, 5% of production. >> every time you lose million

yeah, which is in dubai. yeah, which is fantastic because it's full of expats, brilliant, fantastic. i didn't was going didn't think that was going a lot. dubai. i love it great. me did . i can't wait to go back. did. i can't wait to go back. yeah but we played it we play this arena called the silliest fog arena and it was just so good because . because you could good because. because you could have a drink and you could have a party. whereas if we went to qatar, we were going to be limited on what could do and how much we could sing. there we much we could sing. but there we could the soundtrack and then could do the soundtrack and then we the do the football we could do the do the football songs well. it was songs as well. and it was brilliant. fantastic. never brilliant. fantastic. you never asked what i said. asked me, actually, what i said. yeah. the oldham sack. yeah. john, the oldham sack. yes. yeah. would do it for my dad it was an accountant and i got sacked by the same place and wrexham mum mum died

yeah, which is in dubai. yeah, which is fantastic because it's full of expats, brilliant, fantastic. i didn't was going didn't think that was going a lot. dubai. i love it great. me did . i can't wait to go back. did. i can't wait to go back. yeah but we played it we play this arena called the silliest fog arena and it was just so good because . because you could good because. because you could have a drink and you could have a party. whereas if we went to qatar, we were going to be limited on what could do and how much we could sing. there we much we could sing. but there we could the soundtrack and then could do the soundtrack and then we the do the football we could do the do the football songs well. it was songs as well. and it was brilliant. fantastic. never brilliant. fantastic. you never asked what i said. asked me, actually, what i said. yeah. the oldham sack. yeah. john, the oldham sack. yes. yeah. would do it for my dad it was an accountant and i got sacked by the same place and wrexham mum mum died

. >> dubai. it looks amazing. >> trace: dubai. kevin corke. >> i love paris. how about london? >> trace: london. ding ding ding. jason. >> i was most miserable in helsinki and i'm a miserable person which means it probably is number one. >> trace: charles, do you. >> i was going to go with london. i propose to my lady there. i know it's absolutely happy. >> trace: london paris derek dr >> trace: london paris derek dr tokyo dubai los angeles.. thank you for watching america's thank you for watching america's late formulated with nourishing prebiotic, okay, it's prebiotic, okay, it's clinically proven be 24 hours, aveenocaus cracked 24 hours, aveenocaus cracked windshield, make it easy and schedule safely because you can track us and see exactlyom. when we'll be there. >> are a few more minutes. >> let's go . that's service that fits your schedule. >> go to safe flight. com safe like we pay your safe likely place. >> what did you find? you lost the way i found. i smile. i found i could eat. really eat. jenny just makes a simple simple learn how to get a free week of food with pur

the burj dubai has easily overtaken its nearest rivals. this is bbc news. the headlines: the us house of representatives has adjourned for a second day without electing a speaker — extending the paralysis at the heart of american politics. the republican majority leader kevin mccarthy has failed six times to get elected because a group of 20 fellow republicans refuse to back him. a ukrainian military commander in the shattered eastern town of bakhmut has described to the bbc the fierceness of the fighting there. he said he hadn't seen russian forces fight anywhere else with similar determination. a us official has said russian forces have made incremental advances around the town. the man known as the architect of the notorious us college admissions scandal has been sentenced to 3.5 years in prison. william "rick" singer was convicted of funnelling money from wealthy parents to university coaches to secure a place for their children at various elite american

in dubai, of the world's largest skyscraper with an elaborate fireworks display. in ukraine, no fireworks the new year. we wish for victory in skies. across europe after two years being canceled by covid restrictions, cities celebrated. in germany fireworks over berlin's landmark welcomed the new year. cwdher -- huge crowds gathered for and an fireworks display. -- in the united kingdom a display over the london eye for the first time since 2019. >> let's get a check very different warning than we had yesterday. >> temperatures have dropped into the 40's. not a lot of fog to speak of. sunshine on the way, break we need and by early monday we will be talking about this again with the stronger storm later in the week. >> plus we are learning more about the suspect in the murders of four u >> developing news in alabama. one person dead and nine are hurt after a mass people are still rushing out of the area as police flooded the scene. police received reports of gun fire last night. the conditions of those nine people injured are not known right now. we will give you

_ talks at the next cap 28 summit in dubai is _ talks at the next cap 28 summit in dubai is actually going to be the ceo of— dubai is actually going to be the ceo of the abu dhabi national oil company — ceo of the abu dhabi national oil company. so they will be charged with solving the problems that fossil— with solving the problems that fossil fuels have created. tiers; fossil fuels have created. very ruickl , fossil fuels have created. very quickly. do — fossil fuels have created. very quickly. do you _ fossil fuels have created. very quickly, do you worry - fossil fuels have created. very quickly, do you worry at - fossil fuels have created. very quickly, do you worry at the i fossil fuels have created. - quickly, do you worry at the federal level to make it and what is happening in california and the training of budgets, do you weigh that that might happen at the federal level given what is happening in the congress at the moment? ikla happening in the congress at the moment? ., , ., ., ., moment? no question about it to me look at the house _ moment? no question about it

trend is primarily being driven by a slow down in 3 major economies. china, the us, china, and europe. dubai has suspended its 30 percent tax on alcohol sales free year. it also cut the price traders must pay to sell alcohol. the city has cut back on regulation lately, with the aim of boosting, tourism and attracting more foreign workers to the reaching and turkey's trade deficit reached a 110000000000 dollars last year, the highest and nearly 3 decades, according to data released by the ministry of trade on monday, or tuesdays exports rose by almost 13 percent to a record high imports increased by a whopping 34 percent. and our reporter x from energy has more on this aircraft. so course ada one's going to want to emphasize or record exports, but there's a massive trade deficit that importing more than it's exporting. so what's the main reason for this massive trade deficit? well 1st for turkey has never been a country that him that exported more than it's important since 1946. but it's such a high deficit has never been seen since almost 3 decades since 1996. and maybe this is not the main

trend is primarily being driven by a slow down in 3 major economies. china, the us, china, and europe. dubai has suspended its 30 percent tax on alcohol sales free year. it also cut the price traders must pay to sell alcohol. the city has cut back on regulation lately, with the aim of boosting, tourism and attracting more foreign workers to the region. and thirties trade deficit reached a 110000000000 dollars last year, the highest and nearly 3 decades, according to data released by the ministry of trade on monday. or tuesdays exports rose by almost 13 percent to a record high imports increased by a whopping 34 percent and our reporter akram energy has more on this aircraft. so course ada one's going to want to emphasize or record exports . but there's a massive trade deficit that importing more than it's exporting. so what's the main reason for this massive trade deficit? well, 1st for turkey has never been a country that him that exported more than it's important since 1946. but it's such a high deficit has never been seen since almost 3 decades since 1996. and maybe this is not the main r

a storm in a tee peg, problems on and off the course at the dubai desert classic. also coming up in the programme... it's set to be the biggest change in rugby union history but communuity clubs have hit back at plans to lower the height of tackling. and once upon a time in burnley — the transfer announcement that united the internet. hello and welcome to sportsday. all that to come shortly, but we start tonight with two time british shot—putt champion amelia strickler who'd told the bbc that world athletics is betraying women with plans to continue to allow transgender athletes to compete in female track and field events. strickler says she's terrified that women's records will be smashed and young girls will walk away from sport. it was widely thought that athletics would follow the world governing body of swimming in banning trans women from female categories, but the bbc has seen leaked policy documents which outline plans to simply lower testosterone levels for a longer period of time. jane dougall reports. born in ohio to an english mother amelia is a two

and dubai needs to find a way to not be the man who continues trump like policies, but at the same time is tough on illegal immigration. he is trying to square the circle right now. well, mikaela campaigners for migrant rights have claimed that expelling migrants who crossed the border illegally will actually worsen the situation there. so why is that? because they are trapped in limbo and privacy to donald trump coming in. there was the possibility for migrants to once they had made it whichever way across the us border. they were able to state a claim for asylum, they were able to make their case. now, with this simple pushback, continuing migrants being sent back and they have no way to go if they have to leave the us again, and they have no system to go into at once. they are here. so this is really creating a terrible situation. and now joe biden says his new initiative, which he launched on thursday he introduced, would now allow quotas, that number of migrants to enter legally from those states of venezuela, nicaragua, also haiti, also cuba. but only if they arrive via air in a b

and dubai needs to find a way to not be the man who continues trump like policies, but at the same time is tough on illegal immigration. he is trying to square the circle right now. well, mikaela campaigners for migrant rights have claimed that expelling migrants who crossed the border illegally will actually worsen the situation there. so why is that? because they are trapped in limbo and privacy to donald trump coming in. there was the possibility for migrants to once they had made it whichever way across the us border. they were able to state a claim for asylum, they were able to make their case. now, with this simple pushback, continuing migrants being sent back and they have no way to go if they have to leave the us again, and they have no system to go into at once. they are here. so this is really creating a terrible situation. and now do biden says his new initiative, which he launched on thursday he introduced, would now allow quotas, that number of migrants to enter legally from those states of venezuela, nicaragua, also haiti, also cuba. but only if they arrive via air in a bi

trend is primarily being driven by a slow down in 3 major economies. china, the us, china, and europe. dubai has suspended its 30 percent tax on alcohol sales for a year. it also cut, the price traders must pay to sell alcohol. the city has cut back on regulation lately, with the aim of boosting, tourism and attracting more foreign workers to the reaching and thirties. trade deficit reached a 110000000000 dollars last year, the highest and nearly 3 decades, according to data released by the ministry of trade on monday. or tuesdays exports rose by almost 13 percent to a record high. imports increased by a whopping 34 percent and our reporter from edgy has more on this exam. so course ad one's going to want to emphasize or record exports, but there's a massive trade deficit that importing more than it's exporting. so what's the main reason for this massive trade deficit? well, 1st for turkey has never been a country that him that exported more than it's important since 1946. but it's such a high deficit has never been seen since almost 3 decades since 1996. and maybe this is not the main reaso

a gaap 28 meeting is due to take place in dubai. at the end of this year. the rest president, jo biden's, legal team has found further classified government records in a 2nd location linked to the president. early this week, classified documents were found in an office biden used after his time. is vice president, president to say he's cooperating with the justice authority is investigating the matter child. massive storms are continuing to batter northern california, causing widespread flooding and claiming 18 lives. tens of thousands have been driven from their homes in the torrential rains and powerful winds that started in late december for the down pause or expected on thursday and friday in on moscow. so broken the record for the biggest loss in history. according to the guinness world records, these wealth dropped by $165000000000.00. between the end of 20212022 . his recent purchase of the social media platform, twitter contributed heavily to those losses of the world. health organization says guns is the latest i bow. the outbreak is over. more tha

and dubai needs to find a way to not be the man who continues trump like policies, but at the same time is tough on illegal immigration. he is trying to square the circle right now. well, mikaela campaigners for migrant rights have claimed that expelling migrants who crossed the border illegally will actually worsen the situation there. so why is that? because they are trapped in limbo and privacy to donald trump coming in. there was the possibility for migrants to once they had made it whichever way across the us border. they were able to state a claim for asylum, they were able to make their case. now, with this simple pushback, continuing migrants being sent back and they have no where to go is they have to leave the us again, and they have no system to go into once they are here. so this is really creating a terrible situation. and now joe biden says his new initiative, which he launched on thursday he introduced, would now allow quotas number of migrants to enter legally from those states of venezuela, nicaragua, also haiti, also cuba. but only if they arrive via air in a bid to tr

i'm option or dancy and welcome back to going under ground rule. gusting all around the world from dubai. in the united arab emirates. this week the u. n. revealed up to 50 percent more journalists and media workers were killed in 2022 compared to previous years. that's a dead journalist every 4 days with accusations of miss reporting, fake news and war propaganda by the modern day, so called mainstream media. is it any.

now they know that it was dubai, the government of dubai, because they're going to create a new mattress museum there. and nobody thought it was going to go that high because it also had the more you learn about dinosaurs the more complicated and confusing it is in some ways they sold it. they also, it did not include intellectual property and you think how i why would a dinosaur have ip? yeah like you can't make t-shirts you can't make toys you can't make anything. and that's how museums recuperate it a lot of the money so become this issue now of it's very hard to have a sense of you know if you if you're a museum natural history museum if you have a t-rex or not really is a scoreboard in a lot of ways if you're in the big leagues you have a t-rex. if you're not, then you're just regional museum. yeah. and you know so when there was a t-rex nicknamed stan went for auction in 2000 and that was the one that the field museum they came up with a lot of money from with the help of mcdonald's to buy it. but i think the north carolina museum of natural history, they were a big bidder because

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i'm dani burger in london, with manus cranny back in dubai. these are the stories that set your agenda. manus: asia stocks follow wall street higher after yesterday's u.s. inflation print, fueling optimism that the fed will downshift to smaller rate hikes. chinese exports fall for the third straight month as slumping global trade weighs on economic prospects. president biden's handling of classified documents erodes into political crisis, with a special counsel appointed to investigate. good morning, i can speak again, there is nobody safe from dubai through to london. to move from 50 basis points to 25 bips on cpi, is it to admit to the market, and maybe lose credibility when they need to hold firm? dani: i would say it is notable that parker is talking about put five basis points, considering he doesn't speak a ton, unlike other fed speakers. but we still have the likes of bullard saying the market is too optimistic about inflation getting back to 2%. they are not ready to concede yet. manus: he's obviously had a cup of tea with michael burr

rory mcilroy has roared into the lead in the weather affected dubai desert classic. the northern irishman hit a blistering 7 under par third round of 65 to claim the outright lead on 15 under par. two englishman are not far behind mcilroy, callum shinkwin and dan bradbury are both three shots off the pace on 12 under. england's richard bland and ian poulter are also lurking. they're both 11 under par, in a group of 7 players, including american patrick reed. britain's zoe atkin won her first x games gold medal in ski superpipe in aspen. us—born atkin clinched victory in colorado, from canada's rachael karker with herfinal run, while svea irving of the us won bronze. atkin had placed in the top five on her three previous x games appearances but never made the podium. mickaela shiffrin clinched a seventh overall slalom title, but remains one short of the world cup wins record after finishing second in the czech republic today. the american was aiming to match ingmar stenmark�*s total of 86 wins. she did increase her lead in the women's overall world cup standings.

roughly half of what you would pay for the equivalent property across in dubai. at the travel show it is notjust money we're looking to save, it is the planet as well. happily, the two often go hand—in—hand. last summer, ade and the team saw the effects of climate change itself. since the fires have hit this whole area it now looks very different. as they visited the greek island of evia to see how it is recovering from devastating forest fires. look at that. just as far as the eye can see, all you are looking at is burnt trees. environmentally, tourism is unquestionably part of the problem. but if greece is on your travel agenda this year, then there are ways of limiting the impact on the planet and your pocket. between the two biggest cities, the capital, athens and thessaloniki in the north it used to be that the only quick way to make the journey was by plane. thankfully there is a new and much more environmentally friendly high—speed railway taking underfour hours between the two cities. you can save money by being under 2a or over 64 and if you are so

roughly half of what you would pay for the equivalent property across in dubai. at the travel show it is not just money we're looking to save, it is the planet as well. happily, the two often go hand—in—hand. last summer, ade and the team saw the effects of climate change itself. since the fires have hit this whole area it now looks very different. as they visited the greek island of evia to see how it is recovering from devastating forest fires. look at that. just as far as the eye can see, all you are looking at is burnt trees. environmentally, tourism is unquestionably part of the problem. but if greece is on your travel agenda this year, then there are ways of limiting the impact on the planet and your pocket. between the two biggest cities, the capital, athens, and thessaloniki in the north it used to be that the only quick way to make the journey was by plane. thankfully there is a new and much more environmentally friendly high—speed railway taking underfour hours between the two cities. you can save money by being under 2a or over 64 and if you are

with direct flights from dubai, it's thought the outbreak in indore may have come from there. barkha: so aman, hello, hello. oh my god. incredible. we were stopped every 100 meters. it was a complete struggle to get here. so we are on like two hours of sleep and no food. emma: thirty percent of india's early coronavirus cases were blamed on a mass gathering in delhi of one particular islamic sect. muslim communities across the country are now feeling afraid. barkha: so emma, let me just tell you what he's actually saying. he's saying that in some homes here in this predominantly muslim neighborhood, there's a feral stigma and backlash among muslims, you know, and that's something we've been showing is happening across cities of india. a very high number of muslims went to hospitals and were not able to be treated. emma: to the extent that you can gauge it in a lockdown, what's the mood like there in indore? barkha: all surreal, because you know, where i'm standing, it was a wholesale market. you couldn't find breathing space. this city has an all-night food bazaar. it was one

. >> translator: this is the first time i'm greeting the new year in dubai. i'm very excited. i hope everyone can stay healthy and safe in the new year. >> reporter: three time zones away in vatican city this morning, pope francis delivered remarks with a new year's message callingen on people to pray for the late pope benedict who died yesterday and for people around the world to say no to war this year. the catholic church celebrates world peace day today, and the pope used this opportunity to discuss the war in ukraine calling it intolerable. thousands of ukrainian troops marked the holiday in the trenches as they defend their country. while the mood around the world was joyous and forward-looking, these soldiers are a reminder that in 2023 there will likely be more bloodshed and suffering for many. >> translator: this is sad. it is very sad. it is a huge tragedy that cannot ever be forgiven. if that is why in this new year's eve is sad. >> reporter: russian president vladimir putin rang in the new year by ordering missile strikes against ukrainian civilians, a reminder of

roughly half of what you would pay for the equivalent property across in dubai. at the travel show it is not just money we're looking to save, it is the planet as well. happily, the two often go hand—in—hand. last summer, ade and the team saw the effects of climate change itself. since the fires have hit this whole area it now looks very different. as they visited the greek island of evia to see how it is recovering from devastating forest fires. look at that. just as far as the eye can see, all you are looking at is burnt trees. environmentally, tourism is unquestionably part of the problem. but if greece is on your travel agenda this year, then there are ways of limiting the impact on the planet and your pocket. between the two biggest cities, the capital, athens and thessaloniki in the north it used to be that the only quick way to make the journey was by plane. thankfully there is a new and much more environmentally friendly high—speed railway taking underfour hours between the two cities. you can save money by being under 2a or over 64 and if you are s

in dubai, singer beyonce gave a dazzling show in a private performance for the grand opening of a luxury hotel. it was her first full live concert in four years and included fireworks, colorful get up, and huge sets. the singer ascended on a platform above the water for her finale. one tennis fan captured the moment of fellow spectators going through the normal task of eating a hotdog in a very unusual way. fans, i have to ask, would you do this? is this a great idea or is it a crime? let me know what you think. if you have a viral video to share, hit us up on socia social media. as we showed you earlier, a senate panel took on ticketmaster in the ticketing trade expensive issues. will this hearing have significant impact on the industry and sky high prices that you pay? let's ask former sony music executives seth schachner. it's great to have you on. were you surprised? because this person, the president of live nation, was testifying there was no support. there was a major act, nobody. he was alone out there. >> it was surprising that they were out in the cold a bit. the artists there

who in the dubai desert classic for a 3rd time. weeds lawyers sub mcelroy subpoena papers last month as part of his defamation case against the pga tool, which grew up after rita defected to the saudi been live series. the american started the final round, 4 shots behind mcroy that picks up 6. the finishes round with the club house lead on 18 on the part. it meant not mcroy. he's been one of the main public critics. of the live golfers had to buddy the final hall to avoid a pile. he gave himself a chance and rolled in the pot from 20 feet for victory by one shot. the 4th time major went and walked away with around $1500000.00 and a big trophy with that to find out next month. golf is can continue to play on the dp welto itself when you see the person right in front of you 30 and those holes are in this holes or whatever it is. so, you know, i felt the pressure of having to answer and for the most part i did answer and, you know, device been a big part of my, my career and my journey and, you know, to, to get my name on the sophie for a 3rd class today and join ernie. els is a pretty

ah, i'm action or dancey and welcome back to going under ground ra, gusting, or on the world from dubai. in the united arab emirates, this week, the u. n. revealed up to 50 percent more journalist immediate workers were killed in 2022 compared to previous years. that's a dead journalist every 4 days with accusations of miss reporting, fake news and war propaganda by the modern day, so called mainstream media. is it any wonder that last year was the deadliest? no one in the anglophone world has at such a profound effect with our understanding of the nato nations propaganda model of journalism than one of the most cited living scholars in the world. no. m. chomsky in the past 24 hours, he has called for you cane us authorities to release wiki leaks, founder julian assange tortured according to the un by the british in london. the father of bobbin linguistics and co author of manufacturing consent joins me now from tucson, arizona. thank you so much, professor chomsky for coming back on going underground rafter a guy there quite a long time. they won't even allow julia sanders been on this

seem to be dampening spirits, we've already seen some countries ring in the new year from hong kong to dubai. as the countdown clock starts here stephanie gosk has the latest on the pomp and preparations. [ fireworks >> reporter: let the celebrations begin with covid's grip on the world loosening, it's time to ring in the new year the way it should be done. with fireworks in australia. and bangkok, thailand. temple bells in japan. in new york city's times square, rain in the forecast did little to deter the revelers. where are you guys from? >> i'm from brazil. >> brazil. >> colombia. >> colombia. >> mexico. >> mexico. >> mexico. >> mexico! >> mexico. >> taiwan. >> all: yeah >> reporter: anxiously awaiting the first celebrations without covid restrictions since the pandemic began like 9.5 hours to go. >> yeah. >> reporter: the nypd out en masse today, thousands of uniformed and plains clothed officers securing the streets, barricading access and no umbrellas. >> the weather is not that great but the scenery is absolutely amazing. >> reporter: festive hats will have to be enough to protected

roughly half of what you would pay for the equivalent property across in dubai. at the travel show it is notjust money we're looking to save, it is the planet as well. happily, the two often go hand—in—hand. last summer, ade and the team saw the effects of climate change itself. since the fires have hit this whole area it now looks very different. as they visited the greek island of evia to see how it is recovering from devastating forest fires. look at that. just as far as the eye can see, all you are looking at is burnt trees. environmentally, tourism is unquestionably part of the problem. but if greece is on your travel agenda this year, then there are ways of limiting the impact on the planet and your pocket. between the two biggest cities, the capital, athens and thessaloniki in the north it used to be that the only quick way to make the journey was by plane. thankfully there is a new and much more environmentally friendly high—speed railway taking underfour hours between the two cities. you can save money by being under 24 or over 64 and if you are so