this is g w news live from berlin pope francis celebrates mass in the united arab emirates it was the largest public show of christianity ever seen on the arabian peninsula earlier he called on christian and muslim leaders to work together and project war but his trip was not without controversy. also coming up property prices in the maybe in capital when talk have gone through the roof to speak to a student desperate to find a decent home and new revelations in the so-called football league says the alleged source behind the largest leak in history of sports goes public for the first time growing pentode discusses his role and his uncertain future following his recent arrest in budapest. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program it's being billed as the largest show of christian worship ever seen on the arabian peninsula hope francis has been celebrating mass in the muslim majority united arab emirates more than one hundred thirty thousand people are attending the event in the capital. it wraps up a three day trip to the country the first ever by a reigning pontiff francis says that his

pope francis has arrived in the united arab emirates on the first ever trip to the arabian peninsula by a reigning pontiff he's jews to take part in a christian miss them dialogue in the year and celebrate mass with the small catholic community there. the new england patriots have won their sixth super bowl with a thirteen three victory over the los angeles rams it's the lowest scoring super bowl in history tom brady also enters the history becoming the oldest winning quarterback at the age of forty one. thanks if the a. week i'm a. female . female a. few. feet. from the. way i am. i an amy i am saying. venezuela's president nicolas maduro has rejected an ultimatum by european countries to call snap elections after his rival declared himself the country's legitimate leader madeira said in a television interview that he would not quote cave in to pressure from those calling for his departure. investigators have found the wreckage of the plane which crashed with football player in the end of salah on board a privately funded search began earlier on sunday focusing on the area where the

also coming up pope francis begins an historic trip to the united arab emirates it is the first ever people visit to the arabian peninsula the pontiff saying that he hopes to write a new page of the history of relations between christians and muslims and the records tumble on super bowl sunday the new england patriots defeat the los angeles rams today in american football the biggest prize for the sixth time i will take you to the action. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program the crisis in venezuela has deepened overnight president nicolas maduro has warned donald trump that he risks quote staining his hands in blood if he sends troops into the country and could face a repeat of vietnam speaking sed to spanish t.v. makoto also rejecting an e.u. deadline to call a snap presidential. election but france says that it believes self declared interim president one also has the authority to call for a new poll more on that in just a moment first this report. on the mounting international pressure. embattled president remains defiant. in a t.v. interview nicolas maduro rejected an ultimatum

this is news live from berlin pope francis prepares to celebrate mass of the united arab emirates it is said to be the largest public show of christianity ever seen on the arabian peninsula earlier he calls on christian and muslim leaders to work together to reject war but his trip is not without controversy also coming up venezuelan opposition leader why don't gets to step there dozens of european countries give him their support but nicolas maduro refuses to budge and accuses the international community of planning a coup and a community divided by religion in ukraine we have an exclusive report on how orthodox christians have been split by a decision to recognize an independent ukrainian church after centuries of rule by the moscow patriarchate. i'm sorry kelly walking to the program it is being billed as the largest show of christian work on the arabian peninsula ever pope francis is about to celebrate a mass in the united arab emirates more than one hundred thirty thousand people are expected to attend the event in the capital. earlier francis met with amorality leaders and call

well the reports are that it's already sent some gold to to the united arab emirates and more is to follow later on in the week there's been no formal response from the u.s. government to such but republican senator marco rubio has sent a tweet directly to the embassy of the united arab emirates here in washington saying that he has this information and he wants to remind all of those involved in trading gold from venezuela that they could be subject to u.s. treasury sanctions which have been put in place senator rubio also made mention of the fact that a company known as nur which is based in abu dhabi is the company that is

this is deja news live from berlin pope francis begins on historic trip to the united arab emirates is the first ever visit by a pope to the arabian peninsula the pontiff hopes to prove christian muslim relations officials of both faiths treat him as here. also coming up donald trump warns that sending the military intervention is an option for his comments come as the standoff there continues and there is no end in sight to the deepening political crisis on saturday venezuela's rival leaders held separate rallies we'll speak to our correspondent in caracas also coming up. american football fans are counting down to their super sized sports extravaganza the rams and the patriots take to the field in atlanta later today in super bowl fifty three. on next bicester welcome to the program. pope francis has arrived in abu dabi it's the first time a pope has ever visited the muslim majority kingdom of the united arab emirates during his two day visit he's due to meet leading muslim clerics and hold an open air mass the historic papal trip is aimed at turning a page in christian muslim relati

news live from pope francis celebrates mass in the united arab emirates it is the largest public show of christianity ever seen on the arabian peninsula. he called on the christian and muslim leaders to work together and for jack to walk out on the news that his trip is not without controversy and also coming up venezuelan opposition leader one why don't get a boost after dozens of european countries give him their support but nicolas to do it all refuses to budge and accuses the international community of planning a coup. and a community divided by religion in ukraine we report on how anger is growing in one village over the decision to recognize an independent and praying in church after centuries of rule by moscow. and new revelations in the so-called football league says the alleged behind the largest leak in history of sports goes public for the first time really pinto discusses his role and his uncertain future following his recent arrest in budapest. i'm sorry kelly welcome. it is being billed as the largest show of christian worship ever seen on the arabian peninsula pope fran

for many of the one point five million catholics in the united arab emirates it's the stuff of dreams the idea of the pope visiting the arabian peninsula the birthplace of islam was unthinkable a few years ago pope francis was invited by abu dhabi's rulers local parish priest who says the pontiff wants to foster tolerance and promote a moderate brand of islam. it's definitely a signal that he wants to build bridges he wants to say look it's lomis changing it can change and it also wants to change. the emirates have declared twenty nineteen is the year of tolerance and there's a lot of symbolism in the invitation i'm sure. their relationship. there which should be. but this is the sort of visit. pope francis will be in the amerge for three days he's expected to address a series of issues including the lack of legal rights for foreign workers but the fact the pope will lead a catholic service on the islamic and arabian peninsula is a sensation in itself. so let's get more on this visit we are joined by martin gak religious affairs adolescence this is the first happel visit city of arabi

arab emirates. the us offers to send emergency aid to venezuela. nicolas maduro says his country won't be treated like a beggar. and we're just a few hours away from american football's showpiece event of the year, as the new england patriots prepare to take on the la rams at the super bowl in atlanta. i'm seth bennett live in atlanta as the new england patriots prepare to take on the la rams. tom brady against jared tom brady againstjared goff. hello and welcome to world news today. pope francis has arrived in the united arab emirates for a vist making history, the first by a pontiff to the arabian peninsula. he landed in abu dhabi where he was greeted by the crown prince. as well as a traditional greeting from musicians. during his visit, he will hold mass for 135,000 catholics. before he travelled, pope francis expressed his strongest condemnation yet of the war in yemen, where his host the uae plays a leading military role. urging the warring parties to ease the plight of millions of people thre

arab emirates so is the u.a.e. now at risk of u.s. sanctions this is inside story you get hello and welcome to the program i'm martin dennis now the economic crisis in venezuela has of people to leave the country they can't afford basic goods like food or medicine president nicolas maduro has responded by using the country's gold reserves in an attempt to pay for these imports now the reuters news agency says he's planning to sell twenty nine tons of gold this month from the central bank vaults to the united arab emirates in return for cash in neurons a former central bank governor believes two russian chartered planes which landed in caracas on monday had been hired to take the gold out of the country well mature is government hasn't commented on these reports but the united states is watching all of this rather closely the republican senator marco rubio he's warned against dealing in venezuelan gold and in a tweet to the u.s. embassy in washington he wrote we have reports that a french national working for nor ca

arab emirates. francis will tie part in a christian muslim dialogue and minister to the. roman catholic community miami indian and philip payne guest what is. this is that mary's catholic church in dubai one of dozens of churches in the united arab emirates the emirates has a reputation for religious tolerance in a region where there are otherwise tight restrictions on worship outside the muslim faith francis his trip to the gulf states is aimed at encouraging more contact between christianity and islam some parishioners here think the visit of market turns in point in relations between the two religions. i think it's a really you know i you know for all the muslims and the christians in u.a.e. and to vatican city it's look you know it's a global event but frances is facing criticism over the visit because of the emirates role in the war in yemen a saudi led coalition of which the emirates is part of has been accused of carrying out human rights abuses in its battle against hutu rebels francis will

arab emirates and other jurisdictions as well i would think that the the emirates may be reconsidering they certainly have got themselves into this situation the americans are not best pleased like i can hear john bolton throwing himself around in in deep irritation because a lot of thing he wants to see is undercutting of sanctions in venezuela because that then weakens potentially what kind of happened with sanctions moving forward against iran but this is the situation still has as a way is to play out and one of the challenges that i think everyone faces is this or possibly this lock of transparency that makes it very difficult to find out who exactly the players are what we do know is that this these transactions in gold it means that money is made by the intermediaries all along the way wherever it ends up there's a lot of dirty money that that that people are pulling out of these transactions and tome when reading them i'm sorry name please. please come in sorry i just wanted to add something to that i think is i agree that there are intermediaries involved at every single stage

also coming up, the pope delivers a message of religious tyrell -- tolerance to the united arab emirates. he made a historic interfaith address in the first visit by a pontiff to the arabian peninsula. millions of pilgrims traveling to northern india for one of the largest religious gatherings. hindus could be taking a dip in these waters, cleansing them of their sins and bring salvation. plus, the united states is sending thousands more troops to its border with mexico. donald trump says he is stopping an invasion of illegal immigrants. could i sasay it is a poliliticl stunt. our cororrespondent logo on patl with a border guard to find out more. the records tumbled in atlanta at the super bowl. the new england patriots defeated the los angeles rams to win american footballs biggest prize for the six-time -- six time. we would you through all the action. -- take you through all the action. ♪ brent: i'm brent goff. welcome. we start tonight with the crisis in caracas and the increasing pressure on nicolas maduro to get out of the way. today, several major european union countries recogn

well in his historic visit to the united arab emirates pope francis has urged faith leaders to bring an end to war in an interview religious meeting now the pontiff entered the founders more huge in christian muslim relations in the region. joining me now here at the big table to talk about this papal visit is not here from arabic good to have you here on the show so this is the first papal visit to the arabian peninsula what does it mean for the islamic world to have the pope this it means a lot for for the muslims because they are very i mean peninsula is seen as the heartland of islam although you know or the u.a.e. is a little bit perfervid the heartland of islam is mecca and medina as we know but it's highly symbolic muslims appreciate such visits because all they think that all is when it comes to. talking about muslims in the media it's always about violence it's always about wars and human rights violations so this kind of the visit strang and strengthens their impression that the the catholic we're going to the catholic know is trying to see it from another angle and we know

arab emirates. they could only watch the action from afar off to the u.a.e. saudi arabia bahrain and egypt seven ties with could talk and imposed a blockade in twenty seventeen i know it's a great feeling thank goodness we got here after a lot of hard work and perseverance. i can't describe my feeling today i feel as happy as any arab especially when my country achieved something like this it was a great game too and to be such a great team like japan makes it an even bigger achievement it's a win for the amir the amir father and everyone who lives in qatar and every arab everyone without discriminating between them. the team faced a hostile reception throughout the tournament crowds through shoes and bottles at the players when they defeated the u.a.e. in the semifinal. and no qatari fans were allowed in the stands so supporters from oman stepped in to cheer albeit with discretion. but despite the political tension overcame the odds to win its first major football trophy showing perhaps that sport

without a concrete plan amnesty international has accused the united arab emirates of supplying weapons to armed groups in yemen the rights group says the u.a.e. diverts billions of dollars worth of off to buying them from the west brazil's former president who is in australia just a silver has been given an extra thirteen years of jail time for corruption and money laundering he's already setting a twelve year prison sentence for another corruption conviction he denies the charges saying they're politically motivated firefighters in the u.s. state of california attacking a major blaze after a gas explosion in san francisco huge plumes of fire and spoke prompted evacuations of nearby buildings it's believed work is installing fiber optic why is cause the fire by cutting a gas line those are the headlines join me here for more news off the inside story . salta allies but they ended up in enemy hands some of america's gulf allies are accused of transferring us for weapons to rebel groups in yemen who control the suppression donald trump to stop supporting the saudi a morality led coalitio

this is deja news live from berlin pope francis begins an historic trip to the united arab emirates is the first ever visit by a pope to the arabian peninsula and pontiff hopes to improve christian muslim relations officials of both faiths greet him at the airport also coming up donald trump warns that sending a military internet as well it is an option. his comments come as the standoff there continues and there's no end in sight to the deepening political crisis on saturday venezuela's rival leaders held separately we'll speak to our correspondent in caracas also coming up. deja vue speaking to author and refugee beirut chani do you want to stray only his top literary prize for a book he wrote on his phone from inside an isolated island detention center. next bicester thanks for joining us hope francis has arrived in abu dabi is the first time a pope has ever visited the muslim majority kingdom of the united arab emirates the pope was greeted at the airport by abu dhabi's powerful crown prince shaikh mohammed bin sayyid al nyan during his two day visit he's due to meet a leading musl

shake months or a deputy prime minister of the united arab emirates. can saying one former deputy prime minister of singapore. more lebanese former minister carlos gone c.e.o. of renault nissan and prince albert of monaco himself. trust and confidence stuart gulliver group chief executive of the british bank h.s.b.c. was an early member of the board of directors but both the bank ended c.e.o. came under allegations of tax evasion is also why you felt the need as a whole called don't be so and create the kind of mean you know company first of all there was no tax advantage will purpose whatsoever to the panamanian company as a matter of fact there was no tax as to that it was a panamanian nominee and city stars are surely what you have to criticise it surely to give me proof to see within my own company you do understand how this looks today. to you i understand that it looks possibly to people and i understand it looks. and it looks difficult on suggests the bonus of being other reasons related to times but there were not. it was. slow incredible. this

the united arab emirates is considered the most religiously tolerant country in the gulf region it wants to see as much foreign investment as possible and remain an attractive destination for foreign workers. the best example of religious tolerance in the u.a.e. is the buddhist temple in dubai. according to buddhists here it's the only one in the entire middle east. buddhists are not always welcome in the islamic world this scene is infidels and therefore often can't practice their religion in public. as far as the u.a.e. has been so it's a very very tolerant vibe i keep saying all the time that tolerance is a wrong would be used because we are welcomed here in this country which irish. leadership looks after us very well can do residents agree the government has approved the construction of an impressive temple and this is what it's expected to look like religion here regardless where it comes from does not have to be practiced in private in many different countries all over the world and i've never come across where you have almost two hundred different nationalities living harmoniousl

united arab emirates and certainly in saudi arabia where you can indeed. be headed should you try and practice your faith in an open fashion so that's changed and it's changed for a variety of reasons but one of the points that i think is worth making is that although the united arab emirates resent the self as an open and tolerant society it's only open and tolerant as long as you do not criticize the leaders or things like the war in yemen or other states like saudi arabia if you do criticize then you're going to wind up in jail and the way in which is the m.r. audie authorities go about doing that is they arrest people usually in the middle of the night they take them to an unknown place they are held incommunicado denied access to lawyers and their families often tortured held in solitary confinement and then buy up worth the. fashion brought to trial a sense to many years in jail and and that is the taller answer. of the united arab emirates towards people who take a view contrary to their regime so what's happened really has been hugely successful i

business news live from berlin pope francis celebrates mass in the united arab emirates it is said to be the largest public show of christianity ever seen on the arabian peninsula and earlier he called on christian and muslim leaders to work together and reject war but his trip is not without controversy. also coming up live in israel opposition leader why don't get a boost after dozens of european countries given their support but nicolas maduro refuses to budge and accuses the international community of planning with coup and new revelations in the so-called football league says the alleged source behind the largest leak in the history of sports goes public for the first time really pinto discusses his role and his uncertain future following his recent arrest including perhaps. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program it is being billed as the largest show of christian worship ever seen on the arabian peninsula pope francis is celebrating mass in the united arab emirates in the birthplace of islam more than one hundred and thirty thousand people are expected to attend the event in the

the united arab emirates have not really great record of human rights so he is under pressure to mention these issues as well. also from our arabic. we appreciate your insights thank you. well as we heard the pope will deliver a groundbreaking mass on his visit. catholics there hope that his visit can boost tolerance of their faith in the wider region. many nationalities united in their faith at the st joseph cathedral in abu dhabi. the parish clerk from pakistan german priest martin stephen and the many catholic foreign workers living in the united arab emirates are awaiting the pope's visit with great anticipation. a momentous occasion and it's probably want in life to market and for many of us to see him and especially in the heart of the world. for martin stephen a pontiff visit is of major importance. just as it's the first time the head of the church or even a leader of the church has come to the arabian peninsula that's really historic and that's why there's so much discussion about the visit most of the talk centers around the meetings being held here between christians and musli

well the reports are that it's already sent some gold to to the united arab emirates and more is to follow later on in the week there's been no formal response from the u.s. government to such but republican senator marco rubio has sent a tweet directly to the embassy of the united arab emirates here in washington saying that he has this information and he wants to remind all of those involved in trading gold from venezuela that they could be subject to u.s. treasury sanctions which have been put in place senator rubio also made mention of the fact that a company known as nur which is based in abu dhabi is the company that is conducting this exchange now we do know that last year venezuela exported a great deal of gold to turkey and there have been reports that there might be more to follow u.s. officials will be consulting with their turkish counterparts the u.s. making very clear that it will not accept any trade in gold or any other form of economic trade with that as well given the sanctions that have been imposed by the trumpet ministration indeed in there this these reports come in i

arab emirates so is the u.a.e. now at risk of u.s. sanctions this is inside story you get hello and welcome to the program i'm martin dennis now the economic crisis in venezuela has of people to leave the country they can't afford basic goods like food or medicine president nicolas maduro has responded by using the country's gold reserves in an attempt to pay for these imports now the roses news agency says he's planning to sell twenty nine tons of gold this month from the central bank vaults to the united arab emirates in return for cash in europe a former central bank governor believes two russian chartered planes which landed in caracas on monday had been hired to take the gold out of the country well mature is government hasn't commented on these reports but the united states is watching all of this rather closely the republican senator marco rubio he's warned against stealing in venezuelan gold and in a tweet to the u.s. embassy in washington he wrote we have reports that a french national working for nor capi

arab emirates. oh, my god, this is a dream come true. i never expected this place... i will see the pope's visit happening. there are more than a0 churches here in the united arab emirates, serving about1 million christians. all of them are expats, orforeigners, there are no local christians here. therefore, these churches are not allowed to preach among muslims of the country. in saudi arabia, where religious tolerance and freedom of worship is very reduced, almost nil. of course, people are expecting, also there, that step—by—step, there will be changes. i am expecting that the signal which is given here will spread probably in the wider region. but we will see if it is a dream, or it will be a reality. sikhs who carry small swords known as kur—pans, for religious reasons, say they are facing discrimination and harassment amid concerns about terrorism and heightened security. some sikhs have been questioned at airports, while another was banned from a theme park. now campaigners are hoping f

this is that mary's catholic church and to buy one of dozens of churches in the united arab emirates the emirates has a reputation for religious tolerance in the region were all there was tight restrictions on worship outside the muslim faith. francis is trip to the gulf states is aimed at encouraging more contact between christianity and islam some parishioners here think the visit of market turns in point in relations between the two religions. i think it's really no i would not for all the muslims and christians in the u.a.e. and in the vatican city it's like you know it's a global event but francis is facing criticism over the visit because of the emirates role in the war in yemen a saudi led coalition of which the emirates is part of has been accused of carrying out human rights abuses in its battle against hutu rebels francis will likely avoid publicly raising the topic of yemen when he meets with the emirates leaders for now the goal is a smooth first time visit by a pope to the arabian peninsula the home of his. heavy rains have flooded communities across northern australia a

arab emirates. 0h, happy experiences cm here in the united arab emirates. oh, my god, this is a dream come true because i never expected in this place where we live, and before we go, i will see the pope's visit happening. there are more than a0 churches here in the uae is serving about1 million christians. all of them are ex pats million christians. all of them are expats or borno. there are no liberal christians here. therefore these churches are not allowed to preach among muslims of the country. in saudi arabia the religious tolerance and freedom of worship is very reduced, almost nil. and of course people are expecting that step—by—step, there, there will be changes. i am expecting that the signal which is given here will spread in the wide region, but we will see if it is a dream or if it isa will see if it is a dream or if it is a reality. most raffle winners walk away with a bottle of wine, a box of chocolates. or a gift voucher, but how about a six—bedroomed georgian manor house forjust a £2 stake? as increasing number of properties are sold

arab emirates. they could only watch the action from afar off to the u.a.e. saudi arabia bahrain and egypt seven ties with qatar and imposed a blockade in twenty seventy two i know it's a great feeling thank goodness we got here after a lot of hard work and perseverance. i can't describe my feeling today i feel as happy as any arab especially when my country achieved something like this it was a great game too and to be such a great team like japan makes it an even bigger achievement it's a win for the amir the amir father and everyone who lives in qatar and every arab everyone without discriminating between them. the team faced a hostile reception throughout the tournament crowds through shoes and bottles at the players when they defeated the u.a.e. in the semifinal. and no qatari fans were allowed in the stands so supporters from oman stepped in to cheer albeit with discretion. but despite the political tension overcame the odds to win its first major football trophy showing perhaps that sport can

this is st mary's catholic church in dubai one of dozens of churches in the united arab emirates the emirates has a reputation for religious tolerance in a region where there are other wise tight restrictions on worship outside the muslim faith. francis his trip to the gulf states is aimed at encouraging more contact between christie on the scene. some parishioners here think the visit would mark a turning point in relations between the two religions. i think it's a really you know i would not for all the muslims and the christians in u.a.e. and to vatican city it's like you know it's a global event but francis is facing criticism over the visit because of the emirates role in the war in yemen a saudi led coalition of which the emirates is part of has been accused of carrying out human rights abuses in its battle against hooty rebels for now the goal is a smooth first time visit by a pope to the arabian peninsula the home of islam now sexy underwear probably is not the first thing that comes to mind when you think of tashkent the capital of was back a stat the former communist countr

arab emirates. they could only watch the action from afar off to the u.a.e. saudi arabia bahrain and egypt seven ties with qatar and imposed a blockade in twenty seventeen i know it's a great feeling thank goodness we got here after a lot of hard work and perseverance. i can't describe my feeling today i feel as happy as any arab especially when my country achieved something like this it was a great game too and to be such a great team like japan makes it an even bigger achievement it's a win for the amir the amir father and everyone who lives in qatar and every arab everyone without discriminating between them. the team faced a hostile reception throughout the tournament crowds through shoes and bottles at the players when they defeated the u.a.e. in the semifinal. and no qatari fans were allowed in the stands so supporters from oman stepped in to cheer albeit with discretion. but despite the political tension overcame the odds to win its first major football trophy showing perhaps that sport can t

now amnesty international says the united arab emirates.

hello and welcome to the show i'm sam is a than now amnesty international says the united arab emirates has secretly armed rebel groups in the amman with advanced weapons bought from the u.s. as well as european manufacturers the rebel groups include the giants the security belt and elite forces which are trained and funded by the u.a.e. amnesty says a wide range of u.s. supplied armored vehicles vended up with rebel fighters have also received more to rockets and guns board by the m r r t s amnesty says the rebels are accountable to no one and some have committed war crimes we have not authorized the saudi arabia or the emirates to transfer any of this equipment to other parties on the ground in yemen and as you are well aware when we do provide equipment whether comes government to government or commercially provided. that the recipients do have to agree to certain stipulations on the use of those and that we do have monitoring and enforcement mechanisms. the u.a.e. and saudi arabia are yet to respond to the allegations let's bring our guests into the show we have joining us from sant

you're an observer suggest his comments refer to the united arab emirates participation in yemen's devastating war and the lack of legal rights for foreign workers in the emirates. on tuesday pope francis will hold an open air mass in a local sports stadium over one hundred thousand people are expected to attend. we're now into the united states the pentagon says it's sending additional troops to the border with mexico opponents describe the move as a political stunt designed to create the illusion of a crisis our correspondent alexander phenomena traveled to arizona and accompanied a border guard on patrol. patrolling the u.s. mexican border here in arizona it stretches for more than six hundred kilometers agent down in the hernandez takes us to a remote part of it protected by an anti vehicle beriah he says what's happening at the border is a crisis like he's never seen before there are still a lot of people that are trying to cross the border illegally that do not want to be caught but now we have added element and dynamic of having family units from central america that are given themselve

more than four hundred boats have been sailing into the united arab emirates for the weeklong dubai international boat show from glamorous super yards to catamaran and speed boats even of flying yours on display this year. one of the main attractions this year is a luxury hydrofoil speedboat by u.a.e. based company and the vessel has been nicknamed the flying yacht so when i say flying yachts what i mean is the entire boat's part is completely out of the water and the foils are the only thing that are in the water and how it works is imagine the wings of an airplane that under the boat's connect it's and then the wings lift the boat out of the water was their wings are still in the water the price tag eight hundred seventy thousand dollars most of the craft here much more sedate but they also make the a not a foil or look affordable. this one hundred twenty foot long vessel is built in italy tailored to individual customer wants it will set the discerning voter back around seventeen million u.s. dollars exhibitors say that yachting is growing in popularity in this oil rich country a new marina is

and pope francis arrives in the united arab emirates for the first—ever papal visit to the arabian peninsula. investigators say they've found the wreckage of a light aircraft that crashed into the sea between france and britain, with argentine international footballer emiliano sala and his pilot on board. the plane was travelling from nantes where sala previously played, to his new club, cardiff city, when the aircraft disappeared. sarah campbell reports. the search to find the plane was expected to take three days. but on the first morning, it appears to have been located. this vessel was commissioned by the air accident investigation branch to carry out a survey of the seabed over 4 square nautical miles and working close by was this boat, the morven, paid for by the family of emiliano sala after a campaign raised more than £300,000 to fund it. these pictures were taken yesterday as the morven, with the latest sonar technology, prepared to leave harbour, its crew hopeful of finding some trace of the craft. sala and the plane's pilot, david ibbotson, went missing after their aircraft disap

when the human rights group amnesty international has accused the united arab emirates of providing western arms to yemeni militias in a report the group says that iranian forces received billions of dollars worth of arms from western states and siphoned them to militias in yemen that have been committing war crimes amnesty also says countries such as australia france germany and the us were involved in the trade it is urging them to stop supplying arms to the conflict. this is an explosive report to talk about that now i'm joined by patrick the kid he's arms control and human rights researcher at amnesty international it's good to have you on the show amnesty is accusing the united arab emirates of diverting arms to militias in yemen armed supplied by western countries such as germany so are germany's arms sales are the indirectly fueling the fighting in the conflict. well we have been arguing for a long time since the beginning of the conflict that all suppliers to members of the coalition are fueling this conflict which is seeing great suffering across yemen on the specific issue of dive