this is a big deal for abu dhabi ports. today we signed a lease of 2.2 kilometer of the zone. the chinese company established within the free zone suddenly is to apply factories to start with this is the right successful story for us today by signing this agreement, news agreement straight away, then signing with five factories immediately, that's a minor storm for us. >> obviously at the heart of the plan that china has been trying to implement, you're now partnering with them to realize that what kind of industries will be presented in your port >> well, it will be variety of midstream and downstream industry we expect to see pharmaceutical industry, we expect to see electronics industries, and things related to aluminum because in our area we have the biggest aluminum smelter in the world. and they could benefit from the stock we offer >> how concerned is someone like china about risks emanating from the region with political instability and drop in oil prices how much confidence can you give them about the future of that region >> well, we give them many offerings. to star

we've got abu dhabi national oil company, a national ipo.y some momentum to come here as the government the economy,back trying to monetize the companies it has built while oil is over $100 a barrel. very positive signs that we might actually start to see some momentum developing in the ipo markets here. anchor: let me just veer a little bit off topic talk about the energy industry. it is very interesting about a saudi dairy farm, considering powercow dung in order to , to achieve their power needs. reporter: exactly. as you say, is a quirky, offbeat story. this dairy come be based in the north of saudi arabia, it kind of makes total sense for them at a time when subsidies are being removed on oil prices, and they are not very close to a grid connection. they've got to look around for alternative sources of power, and the obvious answer, and many respects, was why not take the cow dung and create your own biofuel? you've got it right next to you that you are already generating. what a great answer for this --blem of how to create our create

another senior isis operate in syria known as abu sulaiyman al fransi..s. counterterror officials believe he is a 26-year-old moroccan immigrant who grew up in france, served in the french foreign legion, and did prison time for drug dealing before joining isis. he is now suspected of playing a lead role in overseeing the paris and brussels plots. >> it shows a level of direction from isis, you know, that this is not simply an attack that was inspired by isis propaganda or online communication; this is an attack that was actually being directed at a degree of specificity by isis central, isis leadership. >> narrator: in march, after a four-month hunt, belgian police finally discovered a series of apartments rented using false identities and finally closed in on the cell. they shot dead one of the suspects and captured another: salah abdeslam. but the bomb maker and others were hiding elsewhere. >> (translated): i thought we were reaching the end point and that there were only a few left. i have to admit that we had no idea there was still an operational

let's get more on this from dobby -- from abu dhabi from bloomberg.t to read those statements as a business defending its business model ahead of what is going to be a very important time for the company and saudi arabia itself. it does speak to a really big dispute in the energy market right now on the timing of peak oil in terms of supply and demand. have hade hand, you stunning growth in alternative and renewable energy sources over the past few years. pulled theguably timing of peak oil closer to us. on the other hand, you have had ultra low oil prices which have harmed some of the energy majors' plans for capital investment. that potentially means something for supply. these are arguments that investors in listed. oil majors have been discussing and thinking about them for a long time. i don't think anyone has exactly the right answer here just yet. you can see that reflected on the corporate side. the saudi aramco ceo was saying they are still going to invest a lot of money in renewable and solar as well, really hedging their bets. we also has a

and first abu dhabi bank, the first merged bank. they will be the ones managing this.e moving very quickly on this. this is increasingly looking like a less me too, look at abu dhabi copying what saudi arabia is doing with the ipo of aramco, and looking far more advanced in the process of getting this ready. they got the banks on board. it is a more digestible trade for the market then aramco is. which is obviously going to be huge. a march and it could actually end up getting to market first which would be a very interesting dynamic. shery: speaking about underwriters and advisers, we are hearing they will be hiring more relationship managers in saudi arabia. we already saw that from deutsche bank which says the country is a priority for them. why are we seeing this big push in the wealth management area in the saudi arabia market? matthew: the banks that we are seeing doing this, the likes of deutsche bank and credit suisse, are obviously facing a lot of problems back home. they have been going through very difficult times. they have been casting around for a new str

we join her in abu dhabi. >> so, as you move from the mosque, right next to it is actually st.andrews church, so you can see the name on top. >> al-qasimi is minister of tolerance in the united arab emirates. she's a practising muslim, but has sought to reach out to members of other religions. here she's meeting with christian leaders, and not for the first time. >> i've travelled with some of the priests and the reverends from here to the vatican together. we went to national prayer in washington, dc, and we went to sheikh al-azhar as a visit with reverend andy here. and the idea is to say that we all are people. >> tolerance, she sasays, begis in eveveryday lifefe -- by talg to each other, by listening, and by understanding. and trying to o give others a sense ofof belonging. >> we've really experienced this in our church. the different religions get along peacefully, living side by side. i'd like to see more of this back home in germany and switzerland. there have b been someme god initiativeves, but w we could n a lot from here. >> it's certainly a far cry from what we've h

we are two hours away from the opening of the emirates market .nd abu dhabi let's get a recap of which companies stood out. member rank returns. you can see the last five trading days, take a look. also qatar national bank up. bloomberg's interview with the ceo helped feed into some of that. also the materials box under pressure. we will get more into the key scenes. let's check on for short headlines around the world. >> good morning.

the one to doha was because you land technically before you take off coming from abu dhabi. it is a 45-minute flight. nonetheless, the value in having someone there a lot of times is the ability to be available and to develop, you know, rapport with the counterpart and to the conference on technical issues. i would say throughout the gulf we've had very good relationships with our counterpart in finance ministries and in central banks. again, really connect on those technical levels. the attaches work on policy matters. they work on sanctions implement ak implementation, promoting best practices and standards such as the fatf standard. in the gulf there's a little technical assistance involved as well, although it is done more so elsewhere where you have lower resource countries would be where the treasury would commit more resources to technical issues. the idea being higher resources, countries can find technical assistance through commercial means or on their own. but it is an important job i think in terms of having that ongoing engagement and being able to facilitate th

signed off on security measures at abu dhabi airport. body slamming a person whose head was replaced with a cnn logo. democratic lawmakers called it an assault on press -- freedom. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. tom: taylor, thank you so much. kevin cirilli, our correspondent in washington, i thought you are delicate and respectful to the uproar which seems ages ago over mr. scarborough and miss brezinski. i will not talk to about the cnn garbage. we are not going there. where i want to go, kevin, is what is it mean for health care reform and critically what does it mean for tax reform -- we can state flat out that this president is not focused on policy. happy fourth of july. listen, there are 57 remaining days left when congress returns next week. they have a lot to do. and a care, tax reform, host of other things like keeping the government open, should we reach the debt limit. there is a growing frustration among republica

was investigating the abuse of detainees at abu ghraib. and that memo discussed a suspected homicide of detainee monadel al jamadi and included, quote, i am referring this matter to you now concurrent with the release of the final autopsy report, end quote. so when were you first informed about allegations of detainee abuse at this prison or elsewhere? who informed you? and what actions did you take? >> well, senator, i don't have a clear recollection in my head about when exactly i first learned about the abuse at abu ghraib in particular. i know we were getting referrals from the cia i.g. on various detainee matters and investigating those. and i believe at some point some of those referrals began to include not just places like in afghanistan but also in iraq. and we opened any number of investigations in response to those referrals. a lot of those investigations took awhile, and i think a lot of them may have come to fruition after i left the department in the very beginning of may of 2005. >> so you have no specific recollection? let

security officials lifting the laptop ban on flights from abu dhabi.ow carry electronic devices. in march the u.s. banned laptops in cabins on flights from eight countries including egypt, the uae, saudi arabia, and turkey. the concern was that the electronics could conceal explosives. officials say they lifted the ban on the airline because it began tighter security measures. the airline operates flights between abu dhabi, the capital of the uae, and the united states. >>> we may finally get a peek at tesla's long-anticipated model 3. in a series of tweets, founder elon musk announced the first production model rolls out friday. the model 3 is tesla's first affordable electric car. and there's a lot riding on its release. anticipation has sent tesla's stock up a staggering 70% this year. musk says they'll sell the first 30 cars on july 28th, then production will ramp up exponentially. musk aims to produce about 20,000 cars per month by the end of the year. >>> "early start" continues right now. >>> the president in no way, form, or fashion has promote

tracy alloway joining us from abu dhabi, thank you.ll carry on the conversation, what the total detail -- deal is going to me. plenty of other things to think about. guilt will be opening shortly. we'll talk about guilt trade. short day in the state today because of the holiday. lovely day in berlin, matt miller not there, though. the open is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ the natural and for legislation is in february, 2010. therefore the foreseeable date would be between the month of february and early spring. democracy, there may be conditions for early elections, but for the time being, we do not have such isgle and therefore it likely for legislation to expire naturally. guy: that was the italian resident talking dates for an election in italy. more from that interview later on in the program. important stuff, the market paying attention to italy. let's take a look at what we are watching in the stocks. as we mentioned, total expected to sign its deal with iran on gas production area keep an eye on that stock. could be one to watch

those men are the men of saddam hussein, abu bakr al—baghdadi is just saddam hussein, abu bakr al—baghdadi al—baghdadi is just a front. those people can disappear underground and can be very, very dangerous. so we shouldn't actually celebrate the death of isis. we should prepare ourselves for the next age. it is interesting, because if you think about the history of all of this... isis descended from zarqawi's networks, which descended from a pledge of allegiance to osama bin laden. we can go back decades on this thing has metastasised through the muslim world. i agree entirely. i think that menu of choices you listed being open to isis, i've think they will take all of them. i think they will take all of them. i think as they are squeezed out of mosul... you have to understand, they are surrounded in the old city of mosul. you cannot really get a car down the street in many parts of these quarters. they still have tens of thousands, if not hundreds of thousands, of civilians under their control in this warren. the allied forces are trying to be as careful as they can be, but there is stil

dubai and abu dhabi were trading on thursday. look, lots of people were still on holiday. lot of people still deciding about whether they should hold the side of this. we are looking and volumes. morgan,suries for jp they're just narrowing a little bit. just a notch. another key metric we have to keep an eye on is the 12 month qatari. spread, of the actual you look at 550 points. overall, there is a sense of moderation ahead of this decision. we still need to see whether there will be a wrapped of additional measures that come up the back of this. >> we be discussing that a lot more in the show. let's look at how oil has been doing. it was a wonderful we for oil. it was notay that necessarily a good quarter for oil. oil is actually down. about 5% in order to. 2.quarter carol: we saw you as crude production down a little bit. that is something for them to hang onto. a check on the present world headlines. -- the first news headlines. saudi's economy shrank. gdp came in at 100 and $1 billion. down about one billion from a year ago. the ims says it expects growth to slow to 4

from abu dhabi will not have to keep laptops in checked bags.he ban continues for nine other countries. it's all over fears that explosives could be smuggled inside electronic devices. >> the galaxy note phone will be made of recalled parts from the note seven and costs $611. for now, it will be sold only in south korea. >> spacex is set to launch it's falcon nine rocket tonight. it's carrying a communications satellite set to be launched into high orbit for the -- >> this marks the third launch the company has done in just under two weeks. >>> we know when some of the first model three teslas will be on the road. >> jason brooks is joining us. >> reporter: good morning. some good news for tesla. elon musk says the first model threes will be on the way two months earlier than expected. with the first batch being delivered on july 28th. and better news for investors is that the production rate from the if he is la three will ramp up significantly ahead of schedule with musk saying they could hit 20,000 model threes per month by december. it's hel

but officials now say there are additional security measures for passengers from abu dhabi.he ban is still in place for flights from the other nine airports in africa and the middle east. there was a concern that laptops and other devices could be used to smuggle explosives onto planes. next... the debate continues in washington as lawmakers try to come to a decision about healthcare. now a new idea is being presented by a republican senator.... but even his own party is not totally behind it. coming upwith all the snatch and grab robberies that have been happening on bart. there is a low tech way of keeping thieves at bay, it's something as simple as giving the crooks the finger i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly (justine) often at this time of night .. our stanley roberts tells the stories of people behaving badly, hoping to inspire folks to do the right thing. ( jr ) but tonight he's taking a different approach. reaching out to peopledoing the right thing, with a good suggestion to help you from gettingripped off on bart. using the bay area rapid tr

. >> a group of protesters want documents in mumia abu jamal's case released. >> free mumia abu jamal. >> a crowd chanted outside of the district attorney's office in center city. abu jamaal serving life in prison for the murder of police officer daniel faulkner. last month a judge ordered prosecutors to release former district attorney ron castile's files on the case. today is the deadline. however, the prosecutor's office has asked for an extra week. the crowd not only wants the documents released but also calling for abu jamaal to be released as well. >> they gathered in philadelphia at city hall today in protest of the proposed republican senate healthcare bill. mayor jim kenney senator bob casey and others spoke about what the bill would do to americans. senator casey said it will give money to the rich and strip medicaid coverage from 15 million people who really need it. >> while selling out the middle class and while hurting seniors and kids and people with and disabilities, and you know what, we will not stop fighting until we stop this bill. >> mayor kenney said today the re

with the abu dhabi ruling elite. it comes as many gulf economies are trying to reconsider their strategies in face of lower oil prices. saudi arabia isn't the only one. we have seen oman. there is speculation of kuwaiti energy companies as well. > abercrombie & fitch, dashing >> abercrombie & fitch, dashing -- terp naturing talks with potential acquirers, dashing hopes of potential investors. it doesn't have many stores left. what does it have? >> it is a brand that is tarnished at this point. part of the reason, if you take a look at the revenue and the net income of this company, it is a pretty stark downturn. estimates are even worse on both ends. you come into this and you say all right, abercrombie need new strategy. that was part of the idea. let's try to talk to american eagle. and maybe take this company private. abercrombie went through the process and found from the buyer perspective there wasn't anyone there. it was a public company, so they need to offer a certain price. >> chies authorities betances to s

we have seen the qataris came , abu dhabi, and that trend will probably continue.ore of that happening and following that is once the sovereigns cannot come that kicks open the door for the corporate's to come out and capitalize on the market opening the sovereigns have done for them. yousef: matthew, the other big story over the last 48 hours has been news around i do not -- around that they are considering a new reviewing. it is around some of the stakes they had in their foreign investments. matthew: exactly. they have announced a sale in europe, as you say, under the previous management of james hogan, they have bought a lot of minority stakes, a lot of european carriers, which was really to try and drive traffic through the abu dhabi have. -- hub. another impact, the airlines in the region are struggling. they have had to review this strategy. i think the interesting thing we will have to watch going forward is how many more sales might come out, so many more of these struggling airlines -- era tell you is another investment they italia is another feeling inve

they're the only airline operating direct flights from abu dhabi to the u.s. >>> syria started a newk note with the face of president bashar al assad. it's first time assad's face has but opinion on money suns he took office 17 years aeld. >>> this friday samsung will start selling cell phones from recycled parts of the note 7. it was recalled because its batteries are known to catch fire. they cost $611. for now it will be sold only in south korea. >>> the minions rule the box office once again. "despicable me 3" easily topped the holiday box office charts estimated an earned $75 million. the movie "baby driver" finished second followed by" transformers: the good night." >>> making ground beef at the grocery store its cheapest since 2014. low prices for livestock feed also helped. >>> fourth of july is the nation's top grilling day with 88% of consumers expecting to barbecue. anne-marie? >> roxana saberi at the new york stock exchange. thank you so much, roxana. this is the "cbs morning news." introducing new parodontax. the toothpaste that helps prevent bleeding gums. if you spit b

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is some weakness coming through in consumer staples, health care as well is a key looking atyou are abu dhabi banks. let's check in with the first word headlines from around the world. >> president trump has denounced north korea's latest initial initial launch. the u.s. command says it was a land-based intermediate ballistic weapon fired over the east sea toward japan. pyongyang has carried out saysal such test, and it is close to a rocket that could attack the u.s. mainland. xi jingping has arrived for talks of president putin. moscow and beijing will find dozens of agreements. putin's foreign affairs advisor describes their relations as the best in history, and said officials are seeking a window for putin and trump to meet on the sidelines of the g20. a milestone energy deal for and, a contract with total china national petroleum to develop its share of the world's biggest natural gas deal, the first investment in iran since sanctions were eased last year. >> we are the first international company to come back to iran, and it's a great source of pleasure and pride to continue the st

the uae's flag carrier at the airways put in tighter security measures and abu dhabi airport has customseening. they're the only airline operating direct flights from abu dhabi to the u.s. >>> syria started circulating a new bank note with the face of syrian president bashar al assad. it's the first time assad's face has appeared on money since he took office 17 years ago. >>> this friday samsung will start selling cell phones from recycled parts of the note 7. it was recalled because its batteries were prone to overheat and catch fire. the phone will be made from unused parts and recalled parts and cost $611. for now it will be sold only in south korea. >>> the minions rule the box office once again. "despicable me 3" easily topped the holiday weekend box office charts earning an estimated $75 million. the heist movie "baby driver" debuted second followed by "tra ""transformers: the last knight."" >>> and over the holiday weekend beef is the lowest it's been. making ground beef at the grocery store its cheapest since 2014. low prices for livestock feed also helped. >>> fourth of july is

neither is abu dhabi.lso seen oman saying it is intending to sell some shares in downstream energy assets, and some kuwaiti countries as well. >> ever country -- abercrombie & investorsing hopes of trying to rescue this retailer. >> it has a brand that is tarnished at this point. part of the reason this deal didn't happen is if you take a look at the revenue and the net income of this company, over the past few years it is a pretty stark downturn. the estimates are perhaps even worse on both ends. you come into this and say, all right, well, abercrombie needs a new strategy. that's what part of the idea was here, let's try to talk to american eagle or kick does company private. throughabercrombie went the process of this and probably found from the buyer perspective that there just wasn't anyone there is a public company. ♪ have told authorities telcos to stop the use of vpns. that is an attempt to plug loopholes in the several great firewall of china -- the so-called great firewall of china. what are they

it was here where abu bakr al baghdadi announced the start of his caliphate. with just yards remaining u.s. commanders tell nbc news their eyes are open to catch or kill any senior isis leaders who may still be in the city. the overall isis leader, abu bakr al baghdadi is not thought to be in mosul but they're still looking because as one u.s. commander told me, you never know. >> richard engel on the ground inside iraq tonight. thank you. >>> now, a disturbing disappearance here at home in illinois. a young scholar studying at the university of illinois vanished last month and police there fear the worst. a 28-year-old man has been arrested and authorities are now revealing chilling details about what they say was found on that man's phone. nbc's ron mott has the details. >> reporter: tonight, the baffling disappearance of a 26-year-old chinese scholar at the university of illinois taking a twisted turn. june 9th, yingying zhang vanishes but not without a trace. officials say that's her taking a bus to sign an apartment lease. after missing a transfer bus she

. >> airline passenger from abu dhabi can once again bring their lap tons into the cabin.omeland security said it lifted the ban after additional security measures were put in place in abu dhabi. some still bands on us bound flight from other airport from the middle east and africa. authorities were concerned explosives could be smuggled onto planes headed to the u.s. >> this is the story that to take note. couple in milwaukee manages to rack up nearly $900, just one single uber ride, couple used uber last week to go to local festival with family. they say the original trip cost $214. they new that. but then they added three more stops to the milwaukee area. turns out uber prices were searching -- surging at 8.6 times the normal time, the couple woke up the next day they had a bill of $898. >> i thought he was joking honest. i think i actually said. that will you're kidding me, right? >> now, $898. >> we could have rented limo for the whole night, room for other people and probably, you know, saved money. >> uber responded to the couple's questions, the company said that a

dhabi'scoming up, abu national oil company has picked a team of banks to sell off its units.ipo which could bring $14 billion. we have the details next. this is bloomberg. ♪ yousef: welcome back to the best of bloomberg markets. although gabi national oil company has chosen underwriters for its sales, choosing several banks to help with the listing of its service station unit. we get more from matthew martin. matthew: what we revealed yesterday is they are not got on --rd with the bank to manage they have appointed bank of citigroup. althougwhothings are moving very quickly on this. this is increasingly looking like a less me too, look at abu dhabi copying what saudi arabia andoing with aramco, looking far more advanced in the process to getting ready. they got the banks on board. it is a more digestible trade for the market then aramco is. it could actually end up getting to market first which would be a very interesting dynamic. shery: speaking about underwriters, we are hearing they will be hiring more relationship managers in saudi arabia. we are he saw that from deutsche

there's been a lot of media interest in the whereabouts and status of isis leader abu bakr al—baghdadio us from every source imagineable, i am unable to confirm or deny where he is and whether he is alive or dead. let me say, for the record, my fervent hope is it is the latter. a japanese pensioner accused of killing three partners and attempting to murder a fourth has admitted to a court she fatally poisoned one of them. chisako kakehi was arrested in 2014 and went on trial in kyoto late last month. the 70—year—old said she committed the crime because her husband was not treating her well. india's supreme court has suspended a law that would have banned cattle being sold at markets for slaughter. the hindu nationalist government announced the new ruling as an anti—cruelty measure, but the chiefjustice said the ban would have created hardship for those in the meat and leather industries, which are dominated by muslims. update on a rainy day eight at wimbledon, and venus williams became the oldest women's semi—finalist for 23 years, after beating latvianjelena 0stapenko in two straight

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. >> could you speak to your connections to the case at abu ghraib prison? i understand you received a memo from the cia ig which states that ig was investigating the abuse of detainees at abu ghraib and that memo discussed the suspected homicide of detainee al jamadi and concluded quote, i am this matter to you, end quote. when you were first informed of detainee abuse at this prison or else where? who informed you and what actions did you take? >> well, senator, i don't have a clear recollection in my head about exactly when i first learned about the abuse at abu ghraib, in particular. i know we were getting referrals from the cia ig on various detainee matters and investigating those. and i believe at some point some of those referrals began to include not just places like in afghanistan, but also in iraq. and we opened any number of investigations in response to those referrals. a lot of those investigations took a while and i think a lot may have come to fruition after i left the department in the very beginning of may, 2005. >> so, you have no specific

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