we set up in abu dhabi. i think it catapulted sports during this time. we set up fight island.he whole engine that dana runs, and he is a force of nature, you know? we put the sport on its feet and flew everybody out, tested them. we put the fights on. it was great. a♪ david: now you are one of two -- -- maria famous brothers. your oldest brother is a very well-known medical doctor, on his tv a lot for his views on health care. rahm emanuel is our ambassador to japan, previously was chief of staff to president obama and mayor of chicago. you are the youngest of the three brothers? ariel: as my father used to say, mall in you dish. david: what is it your parents did that produce these three very talented children in different areas of life who have all done quite well? ariel: first, i would say when we were growing up one of the things i tried to do with my kids, my four children, is they let us figure things out. they did not program us every hour what we were doing. you had to fend for yourself could you had to figure things out. the other thing my parents did was education wa

inf so that was out and then we ended up talking to abu dhabi.and they suggested yas island in abu dhabi. and it was really the only true. bubble that existed ine sports because they brought people in, the workers. , al the workers in the hotel, the workers in the restaurant, all the people that were peopl d were tested before they went there and they were there for weeks. being tested regularly before we even got there. then the people we were bringing over, we tested, flew over our own private plane that only we were on , got to the island. we were tested again and tested multiple times up until the event happened. and then everybody wouldppened go home. so was the only true bubble that really existed. so that allowed you to keepr spr your sport on the air when dow everything else was shut down. r right. why didn't everyone else dights. >>o ?hat? >> i don't know. i don't know. you know what? totook a lot of heat, took >>lot of bullets, took a lot of i'm looking around criticism. well, that's what the mediaa dos does. media does nothing. they ne

we set up in abu dhabi. i think it catapulted sports during this time. we set up fight island.he whole engine that dana runs, and he is a force of nature, you know? we put the sport on its feet and flew everybody out, tested them. it was great. ♪ david: now you are one of two very famous brothers. ariel: or and finesse. david: or infamous. your brother is a well-known doctor, well-known for his views. rahm emanuel is our ambassador to japan, also made her chicago. you are the youngest? ariel: as my father used to say, small. ariel: what -- david: what is it your parents did that produced these three very talented children in different areas of life who have all done quite well? ariel: first, i would say when we were growing up one of the things i tried to do with my kids, my four children, is they let us figure things out. you had to fend for yourself could you had to figure things out. the other thing my parents did was education was crucial. if you didn't perform, then there was punishment. you would be grounded and there was competition of who got the better grades. with tho

we set up in abu dhabi. i think it catapulted sports during this time. we set up fight island.he whole engine that dana runs, and he is a force of nature, you know? we put the sport on its feet and flew everybody out, tested them. we put the fights on. it was great. ♪ i think legacy is a fallacy. he rarely do business people -- elon musk will have one. einstein will have one. but business people, this notion -- i have gotten in trouble a lot for this. is a complete and utter wanting to live forever fallacy that exists in business. david: what if someone is watching and wants to be you. where should they do to get into the business you are in, representing people in building companies? ariel: that is hopefully what i taught my kids. you have got to be -- you have got to show up. i have gotten on a lot of planes. even though that voice in your head is saying you are tired, you have to show up. you have to be charmingly relentless, you have to build emotional endurance. there is no straight line to success. you have to be able to work through those things. i try to create serendip

and we set up in abu dhabi. it kind of really catapulted the sport in this horrible time. we set up fight island. that whole engine that they are -- dana runs, and dana is a force of nature, you know? we put the sport up on its feet and flew everybody out, tested them, and put the fights on. it was great. >> for many people you are a role model. what would you like is your legacy? 50 years from now what do you want people to say about our emmanuel? -- all real emmanuel? >> some actors have a legacy. very rarely do business people, maybe inventors, elon musk will have one. einstein has one. but business people, i'm not, this notion of a legacy, and i have gotten in trouble about this, is complete and utter wanting to live forever fallacy. that exists in business minds. >> what if somebody is watching and says i want to be emmanuel when i grow up? what should somebody do to get into the talent agency business represent people, building companies in the sports and entertainment world? >> what i have talked -- taught my kids. you have to be intellectually curious, have to show

we set up in abu dhabi. i think it catapulted sports during this time. we set up fight island. the whole engine that dana runs, and he is a force of nature, you know? we put the sport on its feet and flew everybody out, tested them. we put the fights on. it was great. ♪ david: for many people you are a role model and many would like to have your life. 50 years from now, what would you like to have people say about you? >> i think legacy is such a fallacy. you studied presidents. i think maybe sports. very rarely do business people, maybe inventors that are business people, musk will have one, einstein will have one, but business people, i am not -- this notion of a legacy, and i have gotten in trouble, is a complete and utter one thing to live forever fallacy that exists in this time. david: what if somebody is watching and they say they want to be you when they grow up? what should somebody do getting into the talent agency business or business you are in for the sports and entertainment world? ariel: you gotta be intellectually curious, you gotta be -- you gotta show up and y

abu dhabi investment is said to be nearing a deal to buy fortress investment.could value the asset manager at more than $2 billion. he is playing a key role in brokering the deal. tencent is said to more than double its stake, buying 49.9% of the holding company. the move gives the brothers time to get the company back on track and retain control. governor stitt ubisoft will remain unchecked -- the governor said ubisoft will remain unchanged. -- china struggles with covid and a weakening currency. that conversation in a moment. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ when people come, they say they've tried lots of diets, nothing's worked or they've lost the same 10, 20, 50 pounds over and over again. they need a real solution. i've always fought with 5-10 pounds all the time. eating all these different things and nothing's ever working. i've done the diets, all the diets. before golo, i was barely eating but the weight wasn't going anywhere. the secret to losing weight and keeping it off is managing insulin and glucose. golo takes a systematic approach to eating th

we're told that evergrande the seeds to pay a debt abu dhabi investment softbank group. u.s.anager of more than $2 million. >> let's have a look at somebody's nc market. the onshore rate. certainly, there are some adjustments along the way. they are talking about how investors should not make a big deal about it. coming, let's go back to the graphic. all-time lows. had a 57 handle on the seat. about 1400 on dollar korea. dollar-yen talking about the need to maybe do something if these things and you. >> oil prices as well. a lot more to come. (police radio call) (sirens) (news report) - [announcer] imagine having fuller, thicker, (sirens) (news report) more voluminous hair instantly. all it takes is just one session at hairclub. introducing xtrands. xtrands adds hundreds or even thousands of hair strands to your existing hair at the root. they're personalized to match your own natural hair color and texture, so they'll blend right in for a natural, effortless look. call in the next five minutes and when you buy 500 strands, you get 500 strands free. call right now. (upbeat mu

svr will participate in the operation there are many more small details that sitting somewhere in abu dhabi at a table or in new york, you will not recognize in any way, except for one. well you're right. actually, it's leaked from us. there is an assumption. who is this? may be? well, about who it is, maybe i already told you. only you do not believe that the dead can be resurrected and sit down to write an article of these departments. well collective farm, we have already made war on your screen. well done, call everyone. i'm all right. of course yes, i understand, good luck, see you soon. 5 minutes did you give up? it doesn’t look like it’s the beginning of something, and then who knew that they would give out the arrogant cache so quickly. guys do not say anything or time is running out. you know they never found, if it were not for the nerves, but specifically operas, and then who put the bug in the wheelbarrows of the movement, and the team they are okay, calm down, not boiling, as the nerves did there, it should be in order. you end up calling. how are you doing? what a bad premonit

in austria, he was a bronze and silver medalist in abu dhabi later last year among more than 150 participants in the tournament , athletes compete in several styles at different distances to win a medal. it's not just there, damn it, there, they caught me. i didn't look at them and i worked. we have such a big country. we have so many people. we have so many participants, we start with, i think, forty-fifty people a few years ago and today, our tournament is attended not only by russians, but by foreigners, that is, near foreign countries far abroad and 150 people for many of these athletes, the championship in kazan will become a ticket to international competitions news, watch at 11:00 am on our channel see you soon. when you want delicious food forever? 10 million rubles without guarantors and vtb pledge we help with the deed erich krause presents a glue stick with an improved super-strong form apply glue smooth for 30 seconds. does erich krause's glue stick together faster than you expect? a novelty in the artra line of cream arthroxicam three-component composition promotes accelerated pe

the online education provider is in talks with companies from abu dhabi and qatar which could investombined $800 million. kathleen: let's take a look at help currency markets are doing, we can see the bloomberg dollar index rising, 0.2 of 1%, continuing a trend it has been on some time now. aussie dollar weaker. china, looking at that key seven point level looking stronger. the dollar-yen, the most interesting of all. we went to see if it continues to go past the 140 and change level that it broke last week. in terms of bonds, we have got some green on the screen, perhaps the worst fears of aggressive fed rate hikes are abating just a bit. let's keep it right here and get as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network. with no line activation fees or term contracts. saving you up to $500 a year. and it's only available to comcast business internet customers. so

he joins us via skype, from abu dhabi, thanks for being on the program. so in your opinion, why our investors so spooked at the moment with all this in, in so beyond the bank of england and a parents reluctance last week to keep pace with its more aggressive central banking peers. you know, tell the bank of in then only when with a 50 basis going hike wells like the lights on. the said i haven't gone by 75 basis points. so then you shift your attention to the fiscal aside, the government's side, whereby these tax cuts really highlight the growing twin deficit for the u. k. economy. so i think overall there is little to show up confidence in not just the pound by u. k. assets, hands this studying declined, it was seen over the past couple of treating sessions, and you mentioned the bank of england them in does this undermine the bank of england attempts to control inflation anyway? the short answer is yes. the phrasing that we use for clients is wanting was that it runs counter to exactly what the bank of england is trying to do. the idea for those bank of

able to drive there, but they will not be able to fly there, they have a logistical vision through abu dhabiaybe through istanbul a-a but that’s already e for very few russians, it is possible, so i think that this also turns russia into a country to a certain extent , and somehow it also contributes to this, well, let's say the coffers of our common anti-russian victory, that's why i think such a things are very important once again i emphasize that even months ago in ukraine, the authorities and many citizens were not ready for this kind of thing, now we see that even uh, let's say good russians there, some kind of passport causes a serious scandal in ukrainian society, and accordingly the authorities must react to it. that is, we are already practically russians were banned from entering here, and we want them to do it immediately. other countries did it. well, it doesn't happen that way, but the european union is doing serious things because the visa regime is becoming more complicated. it has become more expensive, from 75 to 80 euros. this is a sanitary belt. there are a lot of europea

. >> he is going to be meeting with the authorities in abu dhabi.s europe investing in alternative sources? should those be going elsewhere? >> we need to stay the course on decarbonization. it means reducing demand. that requires a stronger focus on innovation and climate. they take it as an excuse to move other climate objectives. >> in the meantime, none of that can be solved overnight, so how do you deal with this? >> i think this is a delicate situation. we will see them depending on the situation. i think they are well on track to mitigate the situation and reduce demand. these are transition measures. long-term measures need to be connected. decarbonization is imperative, if we want to keep this. ? talking about reduced demand. there are plenty of businesses in germany, industrial sites that cannot manage with the current price of energy. how do we solve that problem? >> that could very well be. it would be terrible, but we have to live with it. we need to find an alternative. when the whole day -- with the whole thing began i heard leaders s

the abu dhabi sovereign wealth fund is nearing a deal to buy fortress investment from softbank.could value the u.s. asset manager at or than $2 billion. in 2017, it was one of the anchor investors in the first vision funds. aman is mowing the sale of new york city's most expensive hotel. the property could fetch $600 million in ace traction -- in a transaction. it could be the largest sale of any hotel in new york since the pandemic. bank of america is planning new return to office policies. the plan will be based on feedback from staff surveys and will be specific to each business unit. francine: i am starstruck, they are getting the big guns to read first word news. coming up, the uk's new prime minister selects her cabinet and promises major support to tackle soaring energy bills. this is bloomberg. ♪ an xfinity rewards special offer. xfinity customers join xfinity rewards and get an early access code to play the open beta. early access begins september 16th, first on playstation. vi- [announcer] imagineds. having fuller, thicker, more voluminous hair instantly. all it takes

the education provider is in talks with sovereign wealth funds from abu dhabi which could invest a combinedion. it will be used to make an acquisition in the u.s.. u.k. is among the potential sites for a factory that was built for ev cells. the taiwanese battery startup is looking at options across europe and southeast asia. they promise reduced charting times, longer driving ranges and a no fire risk. haidi: when it comes to the set up of the market, not much positives, tailwinds to be had. continued hawkishness from central banks including the rba expected to push forward with its fourth half-point rate hike this week. we are seeing the aussie dollar, the force of the risk off trade. kiwi is a little bit softer, shy of 61. we are ahead of the key 140 handle. the bearish sentiment given the extended lockdown in china and the myriad other issues facing the chinese economy at the moment. look at the equity session because we are seeing probably a downside when it comes to the side of trading. .3% lower at the end of cash trading. kiwi stocks also up by a quarter of 1%. trading in the future

haslinda: we know you're opening up an office in abu dhabi.irst one outside of china that also covers ground and there could be an office in london as well. what is thinking there because when it first started, it did say it was not planning to have a network of offices? andrew: if you the cabal the point i was making about growth, growth is driving ai. we have more demand for capital and more demand for projects. see you have to adjust institutions to growth. this concept of course correction. so you have to have an awareness of, as an institution, are you in a position for this? so abu dhabi in the consultation and discussion with united arab emirates will continue, it is perceived as an interim operational hub. so it's something that we can do that we can learn from and think about, is at the right model for the institution as it grows with more lending. so it's intensely thought of as something that's interim, so we learn from as we think about it, perhaps for us, potentially, we benefit engagement with clients, but also most importantly,

when queen elizabeth visited abu dhabi back in 1979. is one of the gulf countries that shares particularly close ties with the united kingdom and with the british monarchy. my next guest can tell you all about that. he tweeted, and i quote, as we mourn the passing of a beloved monarch, i fondly recall my sister presenting flowers to the queen on her visit to the uae in 1979. such visits deepen the bond between our nations. 40 years later i presented my credentials as ambassador. friendship endures. manseur is a.mbassador to the ue and joins me now. >> i think it's a personal story and her majesty would have touched people in this way, many in the world. my sister got to meet her majesty in 1979. i visited buckingham palace presenting my credentials. that's something for our family we'll treasure. >> queen elizabeth visited the uae greeted by the late sheik and was given a tour around the country. just describe the significance of that meeting back in the day and what it meant and means in terms of the strategic visit. >> that first visi

. >> if you're a regular viewer of cnn, you know i'm normally with my team in abu dhabi in the uae. british relations have been warm. in 1972, shortly after the treaty of friendship was signed, the first qatari ambassador was given an escort to buckingham palace by her majesty's guard in a horse drawn carriage. the queen made her first visit in 1979. in 2010 windsor castle brought out all the pageantry. the queen offered this in her welcoming speech. >> as old and valued friends, you are particularly welcome. i very much hope that you, your family and all the people of qatar will always look upon the united kingdom as a home from h home. >> joining me here now is qatar's current ambassador to the united kingdom. those images we saw were back from 2010. we have pictures of the current amir meeting the queen, but in may, as i understand it, he was one of, if not the last foreign dignitaries to meet with the queen at windsor castle. >> as far as we know he is the last who met her majesty at windsor castle. it is a special occasion every time a member of the royal family, especially our

we financed the gas pipeline in abu dhabi. this is something we've believed in and believed in any esg or energy transition. gas will play a central role for the next 50 years and that is -- >> and key is you believe in a transition, not a night and day 180 to the zero carbon footprint. >> we have to have an effective long-term transition. this is why we remain the largest investor in hydrocarbon companies in the world today and continue to work with our large companies. we want them to move forward. we want to understand how they're moving forward but it's not happening in the next day or year. it'll be a long transition. we believe like in everything else, we're a fiduciary to every one. none of this is our money. we have to find our investors the best investment. we do believe investigating in infrastructure will be a good alternative and investing in water, investing in hydro--- in gas. investing in hydrogen. these are great long-term investments for retirees. >> how about nuclear? >> nuclear once again, if we get around t

it's going to like abu dhabi. hurricane watches have been extended now. all the way from jackson, charleston. storms going back over the ocean, and we make a second landfall friday. almost a category one hurricane. but even that in areas of the carolinas, you don't to deal with that. you can see along the rain chills. it's just north of the center that's what's going over orlando later tonight. it's heading towards the daytona beach area. we are concerned with flash flooding. here is the storm track, they have a down to a category one. it doesn't weaken a lot after that. it's going over warm water. a 65 mile per hour winds tomorrow afternoon. it's still towards the daytona beach. then we take the storm northwards. it's heading towards hilton head island, charleston area. 64 mile hour winds. this could be a hurricane. we hope, not beneficial subtropical storm. it's in the realm of possibilities. and then just a rain storm heading into carolina. i can pave fda these computer models again. i thought i put them away. we go through at 6 am friday, both are off

i'm going to austin and abu dhabi and everywhere for these races. i'm really into it.s as you watch fox. good night, everybody. [ applause ] did i get too good at plugging stuff? >> jimmy: i know, i think you did. >> am i really good at this? >> jimmy: you should do some voiceover work. [ laughter ] >> i'm just saying you're -- as an opening? >> jimmy: i think there are probably several. >> we're doing this thing. it's a lot of fun. i love that i get to do it. yeah, it's a blast. >> jimmy: you know chris bianco, the chef? >> i do. i know chris, i met him through you. >> jimmy: do you want to plug him or anything like that? >> i mean -- you mean plug for him? >> jimmy: yeah, he won the james beard award. >> he won the james beard thing, it's coming up live. >> jimmy: he's got a newt restaurant here. >> jimmy: i feel like the plugs yourself were better, i feel you phoned that one in. >> i'm a big fan of chris, a great cook. i've enjoyed some of his food with you before. so i'm excited that he's going to be here tonight. >> jimmy: see, that was really good. you really tur

one of my students from nyu abu dhabi toured me. this is where he grew up. the ground in a shack with five members of his family and in what would be the size of a -- and the children there, it is so heartbreaking. they have no books, barely any pencils. the hospitals have one doctor for 69,000 people. the kids are all desperate and their hungry. the u.n. has cut the food rations for people significantly over the last six months. the war in ukraine is going to make it even worse over the next six months. and america is not paying attention to it. and it just reminds me, that we're so angry and we yell so much and upset and hostile to each other when these people have to struggle day by day to survive. i'm grateful to my student who made this trip possible. i'm planning to go back to rwanda to endow some universities and i want to back to the refugee camp. the faces of the kids are unforgettable. it was hard to take photographs. the deplorable conditions, the inhumane conditions, i can't take pictures of those people. ten women giving birth and only a single

administrative checks at the first stage of the world rally raid championship in the emirates of abu dhabithere at first it was about the fact that we can compete, but as olympians without a flag and an anthem, respectively, which, in principle, well, of course, with a scratch, but we were more or less satisfied. and right there on the spot, we were confronted with a fact and said that we would not let you in if you did not sign this paper. how does it technically happen? you submit an application, it is rejected or otherwise. well , that's it at that moment, uh, all of our applications were accepted entry fees. we paid everything. that is, everything is already, as if everything was paid for, accepted and already literally. this is after we have passed all the administrative and even technical checks. and that is, in principle, all this means that we are already ready to start and, in theory, we have practically allowed, uh, before printing, uh, post the official list from those who were allowed to start, suddenly they came to their senses and they came to us with this paper and said. oh,

people fill up their cars every day. most of our five million barrels of oil comes from saudi arabia abu dhabiar which ended march 31, 2022 two tenths of a percent of the total. then, when the well-known events took place, someone said that india was buying a huge amount of oil from russia, i replied that the europeans buy this oil more in half a day than we do in a quarter. i wouldn't be surprised if it's the same to this day. of course we 'll buy from russia we'll buy from anyone , and you have no moral conflict with russia. no, i have a moral obligation to our consumers. who's behaving here irresponsibly. this is the russian president who invaded ukraine or the answer. west, i will not continue the discussion on this topic. i have been a diplomat for 39 years. we can debate for hours about who will bear the responsibility for the use of force. this has happened before. i chaired the security council. he, when the resolution number 1973 was adopted on libya, and i warned do not use force do not use force, despite everything that happened with the sanctions. look at what is happening in libya

israel opened up its embassy, the first ever, in the gulf nations in abu dhabi, january of 2021.it opens up its next embassy in bahrain in september of 2021. the uae and israel have signed comprehensive free trade agreement. s. it's now $10 billion worth of trade in the next five years that's been set is up between those nations. trade has begun between israel and mo row co-. it's increased 94% in a year. trade between the uae and israel has increased 88% in one year. trade between israel and egypt even has increased 41% in the last year. and between jordan, with a long-standing agreement, has increased 55%. the uae and morocco now have students studying in israely universities. the uae has overhauled its school curriculum to increase tolerance of other faiths and religious groups. dozens of daily flights are now moving in those abraham accord countries, bringing business and tourism. there's even real conversations about water, about energy sharing and development and large economic infrastructure projects. there are other countries even in the region that have started to take n

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