00:00Good day, welcome to the Golf News Update for Thursday, March 14. Here are the top stories
00:10at this hour.
00:11The surprise selection of an Argentine Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio as the new Pope electrified
00:17Latinos from Buenos Aires to Los Angeles and gave a salute to what may now be fully recognized
00:22as the Latin American moment. The new Pope will be called Francis.
00:26Parents in the UAE have called for a quick implementation of a bylaw banning smoking
00:31in cars with children. The bylaw, which is part of the federal law on tobacco control,
00:36was forwarded to the cabinet last month.
00:39Arab interior ministers gathered for a security meeting in Riyadh have accused Iran of supplying
00:43logistic help to terrorist operators in Bahrain and Yemen. In a statement, the ministers strongly
00:49denounced logistic aid supplied by Iran to terrorist operations in Bahrain and Yemen.
00:54The UAE economy is expected to sustain an annual growth rate of above 4% in 2013, Minister
01:01of Economy Sultan bin Saeed Al Mansouri has said. The real estate sector is up and the
01:06tourism business in general has also been growing due to the rise in global optimism
01:10about the UAE, he said.
01:12Sport and Arsenal exited the Champions League on the way goals rule last night, despite
01:16a 2-0 win at Bayern Munich. Spaniards Malaga joined the Germans in the last eight after
01:21a 2-0 home win over Porto helped them progress 2-1 on aggregate.
01:26Two performers who say their songs have been used in Bauer's number one hit, Harlem Shake,
01:31are seeking compensation because their vocals have been used without permission. The New
01:36York Times reported that songs from Hector Delgado and Jason Mooson were used in the
01:40viral hit On The Net.
01:42And finally, weather. The daytime temperature will be 28 degrees Celsius falling to 15 at
01:47night. That's all for now. Thanks for watching. A reminder that our next bulletin will be
01:51on Sunday, but as always you can get the latest breaking news on golfnews.com
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