we collaborated with abu and mohammed nuru to provide winter coats, thanks giving turkeys. we preely do appreciate and thank the abu and this great community for your support [inaudible] [applause] teamwork is a haulwer hark what makes clarks construction project successful and not only do we have a great team leading the design we also think is a great teak associate would the construction of the design but that also involves the community. i do want to make kmd, [inaudible] we have a great group orsubcontractors to make this a aif project and want to thank the clark team for their dedication to the project and community and everything we achieved thus far. we look forward to future collaborations and the grand opening of the facility next summer so thank you, everybody. [applause] >> okay. as we wrap up there are a new more people who i like to thank. first i like to tharng depy city administrator [inaudible] work would the medical examiner and pub lrk works to make sure we are on budget and meets the operational needs to best services the public. want to thank contract m

we collaborated with abu and mohammed nuru to provide winter coats, thanks giving turkeys. we preely do appreciate and thank the abu and this great community for your support [inaudible] [applause] teamwork is a haulwer hark what makes clarks construction project successful and not only do we have a great team leading the design we also think is a great teak associate would the construction of the design but that also involves the community. i do want to make kmd, [inaudible] we have a great group orsubcontractors to make this a aif project and want to thank the clark team for their dedication to the project and community and everything we achieved thus far. we look forward to future collaborations and the grand opening of the facility next summer so thank you, everybody. [applause] >> okay. as we wrap up there are a new more people who i like to thank. first i like to tharng depy city administrator [inaudible] work would the medical examiner and pub lrk works to make sure we are on budget and meets the operational needs to best services the public. want to thank contract m

national abu dhabi capital, we are watching the markets and examining. have seen the conversation and events that unfolded as a result of oil price pressure and the state pushing consolidation, the mergers when it comes to the banking industry. would you say there is additional pressure on insurance companies to come together? >> sure. there are signs of global crisis. umbrella to the economy. if there is an increasing economy, there will be an increase in insurance. there is pressure. there is another reason why it could drive consolidation. yousef: love having you on the storm -- show this morning. angie? angie: we have breaking news right now. u casino revenue is rising for the first time in 27 months. it rose 1.1% year on year. the estimate was for a 1.5% drop. this is a surprise and will no doubt be moving casino stock today. it is rising for the first time in 27 months. a lot of factors coming into play for the headwinds overcoming that. for the past 27 months, macau h as been plagued with slowing numbers in the vip space. casinos have been trying

prison radio.org spoke to mumia abu-jamal after the judge's ruling.s is what mumia said. >> it is a good beginning that a federal judge recognizes that what the commonwealth is doing and has been doing for years is not only unjust, but not right. unconstitutional. a violation of fundamental fairness and the human right to life. so it is a beginning. it is a good beginning. we want a goodod ending. amy: well, for more, we are joined by bob boyle, one of mumia abu-jamal's lawyers on the case, and by democracy now! correspondent renee feltz, who also writes for the guardian where she covered these developments. bob, explain. the judge was clearly angered by what is happening to the prisoners, but rolled on this technicality. >> the judge ruled the pennsylvania protocol for treating hepatitis c is unconstitutional. essentially, under their policy, a human being has to be on the verge of death. your blood vessels have to be in danger of bursting inside your chest before your given this life-saving medicatioion and the judge found this is blatantly unconsti

we are under two hours away from the opening of the emirates markets, dubai and abu dhabi. it was a mixed picture in this part of the world. dubai just load the flatlined there driven down as well by [inaudible] capital. abu dhabi on the upside and qatar resuming its losing streak. 151%.s are down some of the lowest values -- volumes we're seeing. what are you looking at? angie: despite what john williams is saying keeping an eye on the september rate hike as a possibility. asian stocks are betting that the fed will keep rates low. we are seeing across-the-board gains in the region including there in india but exception is hong kong and japan notably. as the yen strengthens against -- as a weaker u.s. dollar. checking in on first word headlines from around the world, here is juliette. the economyth growing and annual 2.3%. the growth was written by higher government spending even as the rva cut interest rates twice in the past four months. the report is a list for the prime minister in a parliament where he holds the majority. the central bank has taken another step to give

this place is hell. >> abu adam also thinks it's hell. jerusalem's municipal administration ignores the district. ambulances and garbage trucks don't come here. abu adam: you must understand that i'm a native of jerusalem, but i don't have the same rights. the authorities don't recognise us. we're second-class citizens. it's absurd. no one cares how we live here. nir baram: this is a place that you can see a difference between being a jew and being a palestinian in israel, even if, according to the law, you have the same rights. and this is why it's so unacceptable, and the only way that we can really change, that jews will understand that palestinians cannot live in this way, if they are not willing to live in this way. >> nir baram calls the israeli occupation, which will soon have lasted 50 years, a demonic time. he thinks the traditional two state solution has failed. he's found support for his counterproposal in the palistinian city of ramallah of all places, from former prisoners who fought against israel for years. their joint proj

this is the largest number to ever have gone after abu saev. so that's a lot of troops in that area. filipinos are watching closely. >> thank you so much for the reporting and we'll continue to monitor this. >>> we've been telling you about the thousands of refugees and migrants still trying to make a dangerous journey across the mediterranean. one woman gave birth prematurely to twins. >> reporter: eight days old and he responds to his mother's touch. born at sea with his brother, the twins are doing well. their mother, 26-year-old delivered a month premature off the libyan coast. she and the twins were flown by helicopter to a hospital in palermo. after a long and treacherous journey from air tray ya to the libya, fortune smiled down upon her when all seemed lost. she was very lucky, said the doctor. it was a premature delivery of the twins in a crowded boat. it could have been grave for the mother and the twins. she explains she and her husband left sudan to escape open-ended mandatory military service. she had already served three years. bu

his name is jihad abu wa'el dhiab. states saysunited in the media, human rights, human rights, human rights. i never had human rights. never, never, never. amy: released to uruguay, he is currently on a hunger strike to push for his demand to be allowed to leave uruguay in order to reunite with his family. we will also speak with his lawyer, with a lawyer, ramzi kassem, who helped negotiate the deal to get dhiab and others released to uruguay. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in north carolina, charlotte-mecklenburg police have released two videos of tuesday's police shooting of 43-year-old african-american keith lamont scott. one of the videos is from a police dashboard camera and the other from an officer's body camera. the dashboard camera video shows scott exiting his vehicle and taking steps backwards with his arms at his sides. police fire four shots at scott and he falls to the ground. the body camera video shows scott on the gro

we collaborated with abu and mohammed nuru to provide winter coats, thanks giving turkeys.e preely do appreciate and thank the abu and this great community for your support [inaudible] [applause] teamwork is a haulwer hark what makes clarks construction project successful and not only do we have a great team leading the design we also think is a great teak associate would the construction of the design but that also involves the community. i do want to make kmd, [inaudible] we have a great group orsubcontractors to make this a aif project and want to thank the clark team for their dedication to the project and community and everything we achieved thus far. we look forward to future collaborations and the grand opening of the facility next summer so thank you, everybody. [applause] >> okay. as we wrap up there are a new more people who i like to thank. first i like to tharng depy city administrator [inaudible] work would the medical examiner and pub lrk works to make sure we are on budget and meets the operational needs to best services the public. want to thank contract mon

we collaborated with abu and mohammed nuru to provide winter coats, thanks giving turkeys. we preely do appreciate and thank the abu and this great community for your support [inaudible] [applause] teamwork is a haulwer hark what makes clarks construction project successful and not only do we have a great team leading the design we also think is a great teak associate would the construction of the design but that also involves the community. i do want to make kmd, [inaudible] we have a great group orsubcontractors to make this a aif project and want to thank the clark team for their dedication to the project and community and everything we achieved thus far. we look forward to future collaborations and the grand opening of the facility next summer so thank you, everybody. [applause] >> okay. as we wrap up there are a new more people who i like to thank. first i like to tharng depy city administrator [inaudible] work would the medical examiner and pub lrk works to make sure we are on budget and meets the operational needs to best services the public. want to thank contract m

it's unclear why mateen attached such importance to abu wahid's death. mateen mentioned other terrorist attacks, like the 2013 boston marathon bombing that killed 3 and injured hundreds "my homeboy tamerlan tsarnaev - says mateen - did his thing on the boston marathon, my homeboy did his thing, okay, so now it's my turn, okay?" he told negotiators he was wearing a vest teasing them at times about whether or not it was explosive and whether bombs were in his car. no explosives were ever found. people are going to get it and i'm going to ignite it if they try to do anything stupid." mateen was finally killed when police stormed the building shortly after 5am - more than three hours after the shooting began - the deadliest mass shooting in us history - 49 people dead. miguel marquez, cnn, new york your voice -- your vote -- in the race to the white house. from seeing the candidates -- go head-to-head. they'll debate -- at hofstra university -- on new york's moderated -- by n-b-c news anchor -- lester holt. if you're planning on watching -- you're not alone.

ali looks up at a towering statue erected just a few weeks ago by the palestinian authority to honor abu sukar, who detonated a bomb in the center of jerusalem, killing 15 israelis. when ali gets home, he turns on the tv and sees an interview with a senior palestinian official, jibril rajoub, who says that if he had a nuclear bomb, he'd detonate it over israel that very day. ali then turns on the radio and he hears president abbas's adviser, sultan abu al-einein, urging palestinians, here's a quote, "to slit the throats of israelis wherever you find them." ali checks his facebook and he sees a recent post by president abbas's fatah party calling the massacre of 11 israeli athletes at the munich olympics a "heroic act." on youtube, ali watches a clip of president abbas himself saying, "we welcome every drop of blood spilled in jerusalem." direct quote. over dinner, ali asks his mother what would happen if he killed a jew and went to an israeli prison. here's what she tells him. she tells him he'd be paid thousands of dollars each month by the palestinian authority. in fact, she tells him,

the shadowy isis leader in syria was known as abu ahmad.to have the documents reviewed that were obtained by cnn. >> he is key in sending those individuals, the foreigners, into the attacks. he is the one who recruited them, who trained them, who provided the training devices to them, telephones. always in contact with them. >> according to the transcripts of interrogations, haddadi traveled from raqqa across the turkish border on to the coastal city of izmir. picking up cash. they received instructions through incrypted apps such as telegram and what's app throughout their journey they are are only given enough money and information to get to the next stop. >> isis is accelerating its international attack planning. it's increasingly sophisticated in the way it does this. it set up an intricate and logistical support system for these terrorist cells throughout europe. >> in the middle of the night the team makes the treacherous crossing to greece in a boat filled with dozens of refugees. picked up by the greek navy along wait. the two bombe

mateen says the death of abu wahid triggered the pulse attack. abu wahid was a high ranking , isis military leader. he was killed in a u.s.-led air strike almost a month before the pulse massacre now to the deadly police shooting making national officer betty shelby is out of jail this morning-- free on bail. she says she fired when terrence crutcher reached inside his car window. but attorneys for crutcher's family believe that window was up... they point out shelby had already checked for a weapon. sot - scott wood she cautiously checked the driver's side, the back, the back seat and then the front seat. butt to sot tulsa county da officer shelby, although now charged, is presumed to be if officer shelby is convicted... she could face anywhere from four years to life in prison a las vegas man is behind bars in lubbock, texas after being removed from a passenger jet for bizzare behavior. federal prosecutors say jerry ba nguyen was talking about suicide and kicking the cockpit door before he was restrained by other passengers. he was removed from

december 15th, five days after the raid, isis handler abu ahmad reaches out to his operatives, haddadian perhaps wondering about their silence. how are you, he writes, what's become of you? there's no reply. >> we two have some updates on haddadi and uz man according to cnn sources. they have both been extradited to france. sings our story was published, austrian media citing prosecutors is claiming the third man, ab bid tab un any has been expedited. bellian sources told me they believe there are between 30 to 40 other individuals who were somehow involved in facilitating the paris al attacks who are still at large. >> clarissa ward reporting live from london this morning. thank you. >> still to come in the "newsroom," the trump campaign announces the endorsement of 88 military officials. i'll talk to one of those military leaders about why he's supporting trump next. or plain water. and even though their dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists on the denture, and that bacteria multiplie

. >> abu mohammad, al adnani, regarded as the second most powerful figure within isis, europe. the u.s. has a $5 million bounty on his head. still has the not confirmed whether he has been killed. the u.s.-led coalition targeted abu mohammad al adnani, near al bab in the aleppo province in northern syria. an area where isis has been losing territory. adnani was killed inspecting operations. born in mysterious figure. rarely captured on camera, face blurred in the only video we have of him. as chief spokesman for isis, adnani incited followers in the west to kill non-muslims where they could in so-called lone wolf attacks. smash his head with a rock or slaughter him with a knife or run him over with your char he said in of a speech in 2014. adnani an architect of external reportedly recruiting fighters and instigating deadly attacks. including those in paris and brusselss. the pentagon said earlier this year, that 25,000 isis fighters have been killed by u.s. coalition air strikes. but adnani was no ordinary fighter. and his death could be a devastating blow to isis. the governm

we collaborated with abu and mohammed nuru to provide winter coats, thanks giving turkeys. we preely do appreciate and thank the abu and this great community for your support [inaudible] [applause] teamwork is a haulwer hark what makes clarks construction project successful and not only do we have a great team leading the design we also think is a great teak associate would the construction of the design but that also involves the community. i do want to make kmd, [inaudible] we have a great group orsubcontractors to make this a aif project and want to thank the clark team for their dedication to the project and community and everything we achieved thus far. we look forward to future collaborations and the grand opening of the facility next summer so thank you, everybody. [applause] >> okay. as we wrap up there are a new more people who i like to thank. first i like to tharng depy city administrator [inaudible] work would the medical examiner and pub lrk works to make sure we are on budget and meets the operational needs to best services the public. want to thank contract m

in the middle east, it is just two hours away of the emirates market in dubai and abu dhabi.t is so shares in saudi arabia fell the most anywhere in the world on tuesday. that came after they canceled bonus payments. rose on the share to double -- the tadawul. we will forfeit $41 billion worth of stocks and salary as the board investigates the account scandals. former retail sheaf will forgo night teen million dollars -- will forgo $19 million worth of stocks. neither will receive a bonus this year. is casting a long shadow over the help of european banks. germanyest lender in theested -- fell more as doj requested $14 billion in security claims. capital -- raising capital is currently not an issue they said, and government support is out of the question. sold asany should be soon as possible, depending on market conditions. they told the judge they will need to evaluate how to begin the process. in they merchants have been looking at hyundai merchants have been looking at hentgen -- looking at hanjin. perez has died to weeks after suffering a major stroke. his condition dete

francine: thank you so much, tracy alloway in abu dhabi.e back with our guests, mark burgess, global head of equities at columbia threadneedle, and folio balboni. there's been a lot of speculation about saudi arabia. quick question. this is on the back of oil. they are not systemic in any way, right? we're not worried about the middle eastern countries taking the rest of the world down with them? certainly we have seen this rise in fiscal deficit because the oil price is a concern. they are withdrawing some wealth. all these are issues that are of a concern. we don't think there's systemic implications. francine: mark, when you look at equities around the world, do you see any value? anything in the middle east or does it just looked too risky? mark: the market is very small. it is not an area we focus on. japan, despite the fact that we are worried about negative rates, market say they don't believe in abenomics, they probably don't believe in governor kuroda being able to get yen a little lower, you are still a buyer of japanese equities.

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. >> abu mohammad, al adnani, regarded as the second most powerful figure within isis, europe. the u.s. has a $5 million bounty on his head. still has the not confirmed whether he has been killed. the u.s.-led coalition targeted abu mohammad al adnani, near al bab in the aleppo province in northern syria. an area where isis has been losing territory. adnani was killed inspecting operations. born in syria adnani was a mysterious figure. rarely captured on camera, face blurred in the only video we have of him. as chief spokesman for isis, adnani incited followers in the west to kill non-muslims where they could in so-called lone wolf attacks. smash his head with a rock or slaughter him with a knife or run him over with your char he said in of a speech in 2014. adnani an architect of external operations for isis according to the pentagon. reportedly recruiting fighters including those in paris and brusselss. the pentagon said earlier this year, that 25,000 isis fighters have been killed by u.s. coalition air strikes. but adnani was no ordinary fighter. and his death could be a dev

yousef: -- east, undere middle two hours away from the opening of the emirates market, dubai and abu dhabi. 10:00 a.m. local time. liftdeal was not able to the spirit of the market class that region there. dealing with that asact of the austerity move it takes a look at just what the budget it looks like in this sustained oil market across in egypt and tel aviv. let us take a look there as well. you can see a selloff across the region, middle eastern markets in his last clothes. let us see what it is today. close.is last let us see what it is today. looking into deserving compliance failures at the biggest u.s. banks. the review will investigate breaches including mortgage abuses. yemen responding to--yellen responding. the imf says japan inc. has taken unfair advantage of its workers in wage negotiations. the funds local mission said the reduction in wage bargaining power has swung too far in favor of employers. japanese businesses have been reluctant to answer calls for higher salaries than capital investment. corporate cash and deposit the road to a record $2.4 trillion last quart

mateen says the death of abu wahid triggered the pulse attack. abu wahid was a high ranking , isis military leader. he was killed in a u.s.-led air strike almost a month before the pl now to the deadly police shooting making national headlines in tulsa. officer betty shelby is out of jail this morning-- free on bail. she says she fired when terrence crutcher reached inside his car window. but attorneys for crutcher's family believe that window was up... they point out shelby had already checked for a weapon. sot - scott wood she cautiously checked the driver's side, the back, the back seat officer shelby, although now charged, is presumed to be innocent, until a judge or a jury determines otherwise. if officer shelby is convicted... she could face anywhere from four years to life in prison a las vegas man is behind bars in lubbock, texas after being removed from a passenger jet for bizzare behavior. federal prosecutors say jerry ba nguyen was talking about door before he was restrained by other passengers. he was removed from the american airline

it's unclear why mateen attached such importance to abu wahid's death. nothing in the transcript tells us why. mateen mentioned other terrorist attacks, like the 2013 boston marathon bombing that killed 3 and injured hundreds "my homeboy tamerlan tsarnaev - says mateen - did his thing on the boston marathon, my homeboy did his thing, okay, so now it's my negotiators he was wearing a vest teasing them at times about whether or not it was explosive and whether bombs were in his car. no explosives were ever found. mateen threatened mateen: "your people are going to get it and i'm going to ignite it if they try to do anything stupid." mateen was finally killed when police stormed the building began - the deadliest mass shooting in us history - 49 people dead. miguel marquez, cnn, new york in today's healthy living -- we've all been told that red wine is good for the heart... but a new study suggests that alcohol is not as beneficial as previously believed. and the annual iheart radio music festival is now over. we'll tell you why some felt like they wer3e ba

we will be live in abu dhabi. this is bloomberg. ♪ yousef: welcome back.atching bloomberg. angie: i'm angie lau. latest check of the business flash deadlines. udell be's development -- abu dhabi's develop it could move towards an investment fund. the sovereign fund is working advisers to review alternatives for the portfolio. he's charged with making investments that would help diversify the economy away from oil. yousef: two companies have offered to build the cheapest solar power plant on record in abreu debbie -- althougabu dhabi.. they made a bi d. according to the middle east solar industry association, the bid marks another record low for prices for solar technology. it will fall almost 70%. angie: washington says it is too early to declare this syrian cease-fire over. it attacked aleppo. the deal was most the paved the way for the u.s. and russia to move towards targeting extremist groups but it suffered a blow when 60 syrian forces were killed. aid workers died when their convoy was hit and aleppo. yousef: gulf countries and companies have sold $40

including former isis spokesman abu al -adnani killed recently in a strike. (preet bharara, u.s. attorney, new york) "the evidence we believe shows this was a this video of the alleged bomber's backyard in elizabeth new jersey shows what appears to be scorch marks in the ground. in court records investigators say a video from the cell phone of the rahami's relatives shows the suspect setting off an explosive device in his backyard. the fbi says you can hear laughing in the background. two days later bombs went off in two days later bombs went off in new jersey and new york. surveillance video shows what investigators believe is rahami driving out of the lincoln tunnel into manhattan at 6:30 pm saturday. he is then captu of the blast on 23rd street at. 7:53pm. at 8:30 -a bomb explodes.. injuring 31 people -- a blast so powerful it tossed a 100 pound dumpster more than 120 feet. and shattered windows in buildings 400 feet from the blast site and three stories high. two minutes after the explosion - ...rahami is seen walking just a few blocks away on 27th discovered. 12 of his finge

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we collaborated with abu and mohammed nuru to provide winter coats, thanks giving turkeys. we preely do appreciate and thank the abu and this great community for your support [inaudible] [applause] teamwork is a haulwer hark what makes clarks construction project successful and not only do we have a great team leading the design we also think is a great teak associate would the construction of the design but that also involves the community. i do want to make

it's unclear why mateen attached such importance to abu waheen's death.tsarnaev, my homeboy did his thing? okay. so now it's my turn, okay? he told negotiators he was wearing a vest. teasing them at times about whether or not it was explosive and whether bombs were in his car. no explosives were ever found. mateen threatened your people are going to get it and i'm going to ignite it if they try to do anything student. mateen was finally killed when police stormed the building at 5:00 a.m. more than three hours after the shooting began. the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. 49 people dead. miguel marquez, cnn, new york. >>> the worst santa ana winds of the season are fuelling it. allison chinchar is looking at it. >> we take a look at what we got going on today. the winds are going to peak today with the temperatures peaking tomorrow. it's the combination of the two that could potentially fuel some fires. we'll have more details coming up. no one way of driving on each and every road. but there is one car that can conquer them all. the mercedes-benz

. >> abu muhammad al-adnani made multiple trips to and pakistan. while there he married his wife. investigators say she is cooperating with authorities and coming to the u.s. this week. >>> days after an explosion in a chelsea neighborhood, residents reactions were irked to undaunted. >> my first reaction was that was scary. i am like one mile away. i'm just counting how many blocks away from where i was -- i guess i felt fortunate i wasn't there when it happened. >> i got off and there was and abraham it lincoln impersonator that was drunk and talking to the cops -- abraham lincoln -- and i thought we are going to be okay. >> you go to 23rd and madison and everyone is living their life. i think we have recovered. >> it doesn't surprise you anymore when you hear th a from you. maybe i would feel differently if i was there when it happened. i still feel disconnected. >> i will continue to go live my life. there is no way that i'm going to stay clear of dumpsters or anything. >> it is just scary. if 9/11 can happen anything else can happen. just be careful. >>> [ music ] coming up o

. >>> boka haram denies nigerian government reports of his death, abu bakar sakau on august 19th. years ago he made headlines kidnapping dozens of ho >>> a wildfire in california scorched more than 1,500 acres, it's also forced dozens of people to evacuate. families were forced to leave after the fire was reported shortly before noon yesterday. no word on any injuries. the cause of the fire has not yet been confirmed. at last check it was only 10% contained. >>> now no a story that shows you might not want to take job advice from a 4-year-old. paramount's upcoming monster trucks movie started as a conversation between an reports the studio expected to lose $115 million on that project. my kids and i had a lot of discussions about monster trucks growing up. i don't know. >>> did you enjoy the weekend? >> yes. >> it was nice. >> lots of rain around. no rain at the schaffer estate. >> that's what an estate in really? >> sprawling. >> ok. >>> let's check -- he has an apartment now. no. 77 in tampa. mostly clear skies. we had line of thunderstorms yesterday. what can happen this time o

tracy joining us out of abu dhabi. fascinating the moves in the emerging markets.lking much more about the central banks in the developed world. there is little consensus on what the boj will do on wednesday. some investors are even closing out there dollar-yen positions. details are next. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: welcome back to on the move. 52 minutes into your trading day. we are a percentage point higher on the stoxx 100. -- stoxx 600. argentina holds a monetary conference today. tomorrow i'm a more central bankers. the fed and the boj kick off their policy meetings and wednesday we get the results of those meetings followed by press conferences. first the boj and then the fed. thursday, we will see the new zealand central bank make great decisions among several others. with fedof the week officials taking part in a panel in philadelphia. it is central-bank heavy this week and back to the big event, the boj -- there is so little consensus about what the bank of japan will do on wednesday that investors -- some investors are abstaining. guy: let us talk ab