. >> we captured abu zubaydah 2002 the cia officer was the person who captured him.efore he was captured there was set biography put out by the rand corporation as well as a little bit of information that he was born in saudi arabia and raised in the gaza strip and palestine enjoined the egyptian and islamic jihad and then to pakistan joining al qaeda and rand of training camp so, to find out most of that is not true. but it fits abu zubaydah cousin who lived in all those places like palestine but actually lived in florida he was a pilot and lived a mile away from the aisle hijackers and move to montana and bought a 5,000-acre ranch and bought travelers checks that was located which he was going to library to lou continuously steady in montana and florida and a very shady character connected with the al qaeda spy is in wanted to believe that he wanted to blow up the dam. it is hundreds of thousands of farm land and eight bridges. right before err 9/11 the ninth door tenth of september his house blood on his property. federal agents picked him up on the 19th of septem

tracy: you mentioned the abu dhabi market.here's been some concern about rental slowing down there, and that could potentially impact your rental growth targets in the short-term. how much of a concern is that for you? guest: we are tracking on target to our guidance from all our recurring revenue assets for 2017. as i said earlier, we have a very strong portfolio of assets, probably the best portfolio of real estate assets in abu dhabi. we are showing resiliency. we are outperforming the other assets and their respective asset classes within the city to -- due to that quality. tracy: you are very active in retail as well. any signs of weakness there? guest: going back to the fact we have a very strong retail portfolio, experiencing very good footfall. we had one of the best sales events we have ever had where we had over 250,000 people come visit our mall, showcasing how people are coming to our strong resale assets. not boding well for the retailers who are competing against our resale assets. tracy: diversification has been

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you had abu nidal. >> abu nidal was viewed as the most lethal of the terrorist groups. >> aterrorists attacked the airports, the latest that shocked the conscious of the world. it is clear the responsibility for these latest attacks lies squarely with the terrorists known as abu nidal and his organization. we shall make every effort to make abu nidal and other terrorists to justice. >> the abu nidal organization was a palestinian terrorist group devoted to the destruction of israel and the establishment of the palestinian state. >> in the '70s and into the '80s, they were responsible for the death or injury of over 900 people in 20 countries. the ano was as feared as isis is today. starting in the '60s, going all the way up until the mid '80s, the u.s. government didn't know how to approach this problem. >> all of our attention was placed toward counter espionage, the threat of the soviet menace. very little resources were dedicated to this nebulous terrorist threat that was starting to appear. even within the fbi, the terrorism section was kind of a small group within the criminal in

. >> you had hezbollah, you had ha maz, you had the abu na dal organization. >> abu nadal was viewed as the most heathal as all of the palestinian terrorist groups. >> december 27th, terrors as we know attacked rome and vietnam international airports. the latest in a series of atrocities which have shocked the conscience of the world. it's clear that the responsibility for these latest attacks lies squirely with the terrorist known as abu nadal and his organization. we shall make every effort to bring abu nadal and other terrorists to justice. >> the organization was a palestinian terrorist group devoted to the destruction of israel and the establishment of the palestinian state. >> in the '70s, and on into the '80s, they were responsible for the death or injury of over 900 people in 20 countries. the anl was as feared as isis is today. starting in the '60s, going all the way up until the mid-'80s, the u.s. government didn't know how to approach this problem. >> all of our attention was placed towards count ker espionage, the threat of the soviet menace. very little resources were de

locals say abu yaqoob was spotted by a woman this morning he ticked off place. he apparently then ran off into a field. in the space of nearly four days eunice abu yakupov traveled right out into the countryside here. tens of kilometers away from barcelona. when confronted by police he revealed he was wearing what appeared to be a suicide belts. one report says he shouted allah akbar god is great in arabic. the full offices shot him dead. earlier today the manhunt moved up a gear. cctv released of apple yakuts movements. after he drove a fan indiscriminately down last round glass. new images of a man motivated to kill as many as he could. we think this video films by local women shows the call he stole off the last from blast attack. the odor was stabbed to death. and they got out of their cars was all the guns. all this ticket it does lots of police suddenly moved to write in seconds. the police believe that eunice abbia coop was part of a larger network which they have now dismantles. five suspected members were shot dead when they try to carry out an attack l

one man — younis abu—yaqub — is still at large.r him say they believe he may have been the driver of the van which mowed down so many people on thursday in barcelona, killing 13 and injuring 130. from there, james reynolds reports. the king of spain. determined to show that barcelona has nothing to fear. symbols of rule from the capital in madrid are not always welcome in the catalan region but in the aftermath of thursday's attack, king felipe vi is met with cheers. this footage from a museum security camera appear to show part of the assault on las ramblas. the attackers‘ van cares down the avenue. passers—by run for their lives. the authorities say they have broken up the network responsible for the attacks in both barcelona and the coastal town of cambrils. at first, investigators believe that one of the cambrils suspects, 17—year—old moussa oukabir, was also the barcelona attacker but now they are investigating the possibility that 22—year—old younis abu—yaqub may have carried out the attack and sell. he is currently at large.

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today and tomorrow, they are meeting in abu dhabi. january, opec and 11 other oil—producing countries have been aiming to reduce global supply by almost 1.8 million barrels a day. that is around 2% of everything the world produces. opec hasn't formally said what its target price for oil is. but the world's biggest supplier, that's russia, a non—opec member, has based its government budget on oil selling at $40 per barrel. the biggest and most influential opec producer, saudi arabia, wants $60 per barrel. but not all the countries involved have cut production sufficiently. while opec members have done far better at meeting their targets than non—members, collectively, they didn't do everything they said they would in any of the first six months of this year. with me is nitesh shah, commodities strategist at etf securities. good morning. what will they achieve, if anything, good morning. what will they achieve, ifanything, in good morning. what will they achieve, if anything, in the next 48 hours? well, i think the worst offenders will

the suspect abu yacoub, he got out just stopped. yacoub, he got outjust a few blocks down here, it is picked up on cctv, three different pictures of him. he walks foran hourand a different pictures of him. he walks for an hour and a half, walking up the rope. the spanish national was parking his car and stabbed then killed, the suspect carried on. he has not been seen since. what we know is there is a europe—wide search for him. french police have been informed. there is an increased patrol and checks on the french border now with spain. but also here, around these two particular areas, you have alcanar where the explosion happened with the imam who they believe did die in that explosion after the preparation for the bomb attack failed. and this other one, at ripoll. where eight of the ten attackers were from. that is still a big police presence. frankly they have very little idea of where he could be. they are putting this warning out to say to the public here, look how crowded it is, he is armed. he is dangerous. and it has been f

abu dhabi stayed with the discussion on -- there are more than a dozen potential partners. he is seeking more chinese partners. developmentp the and a local dealer to build 150,000 vehicles there a year. the rest is according to a lady -- iranian state media. the specifics when i given on how much each partner would spend. the government is urging them to bring jobs and operations back home and suggest that it may be part of this. this is the biggest employer and is struggling to pay back. it is into last year. the startup and focus on emerging markets. he will tell us about his plans to take on netflix and amazon. withme elvish talks policy. this is bloomberg. >> this is bloomberg markets middle east. , it from officials say that it is more likely that the fed will stay on hold and it all leads to a balance of the sheets. they look to cause a minimum disruption of the markets. >> the sluggish inflation says now is not the time to move. inflation was going to return to target. on this measure, you can see the return to target and it all seems to go to plan until we got to t

catalano authorities believe eunice w koop, -- younes abu yakoub was behind the will of the car that ran into tourists in las ramblas last week. >> big ben chimes for the last time in the next four years. led block -- london's iconic lock -- iconic clock is shut down as work to restore it again. -- begins. police in spain say they have identified the denver who rammed the van into crowds last thursday in barcelona. the attack which is claimed by the islamic state has been deadliest since 2004 according to the catalan government officials. the manhunt for the 22-year-old moroccan suspect has been extended to all of europe. the investigation is now closing in on a radical imam from the listof ripoll hoopa believe may have died after the destination of a bump in the house last week in another region. earlier we spoke to our correspondent in madrid and asked her for the latest. >> the interior minister is saying everything points to the radical -- to the man, younes abu yakoub as being the driver mblas andn in las ra he cannot rule out that the men may have fled the country and may be hi

they say younes abu—yaaqoub, is the only suspect still on the run, and he may have evaded capture byaling his car. the manhunt now extends across europe. new cctv footage from the day of the attack appears to show him fleeing the scene on foot. three images in the el pais newspaper allegedly show him walking through la boqueria market, wearing sunglasses, as he passes other people heading away from las ramblas. our correspondent gavin lee, has sent us this report from barcelona. this is younes abouyaaqoub, the suspect who drove into the crowd on las ramblas. he's still on the run and he's likely to be armed. abouyaaqoub appears to have been picked up on cctv, wearing sunglasses as he walked through the nearby boqueria market, past others fleeing the scene. in a press conference this morning, police gave more details of the suspect. translation: we have identified the perpetrator of the incident at las ramblas. the investigation carried out by catalan police and various lines of inquiry can confirm the perpetrator of the attack is younes abouyaaqoub, who is 22 years old. the rest of t

anna: tracy l weight joins us with more from abu dhabi.e agreement had the desired effect? very long-term forecasts now. of the day, and i have to say the reasons tend to come in and out of fashion. it is about compliance and participation and the ability to offset rising production from the u.s. -- thepliant to compliance is a job drifted down to 80%. that is the lowest since january. we know it is on opec's radar because they did hold that extraordinary technical meeting here in abu dhabi last week. and a like libya and nigeria exempt from the deal. you also have opec members who were part of the agreement losing a little bit of their willpower. on from ecuador. oil minister now saying they will maintain their current rate of production which is about 541,000 barrels a day. that would be a higher rate than the 522,000 production limits they had originally agreed with opec. 26,000 barrel cut. small for the overall opec will agreement but it does say something about the political will of members of the group. you can expect that to come in

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they met last week in abu dhabi.will have other meetings were they will try to remind members of their obligations to ensure that compliance rates remain high. part of the problem has been that while they have been complying to greater investment extents with their output caps, the libyan and nigeria surge in what they diluted have achieved. anna: do we need further cuts pledged? >> it depends how quickly you want to achieve rebalancing. what we read in the oil market last friday is come if for the sake of argument,' stocks continue to fall at the rate they did in the second quarter, even by the en of the currentt opec output deal, stocks would still be above the five-year average, which is the target that opec themselves assessed as being the one they wished to hit as a sign of rebalancing. manus: what is the worst case scenario then, when this deal runs out in march of 2018? from what you just said, i would walk away. it suggests 30's to be an extension after 2018 to get rebalancing. -- it suggests that threre need

and opec -- talks underway in abu dhabi. oil producers coming up shorts on their measurements to alleviate the global oil glut. a lot to cover. julie hyman is here halfway into the trading day. >> the nasdaq is getting the most of the temperatures. but as a flip of what we have seen over the last week. the dow is up for the tent straight -- 10th straight session. the s&p is up marginally as well. but the nasdaq is the big winner today. no surprise that the biggest contributor to the nasdaq's gains is apple. tends tos up 1% it have that kind of effect. continuingto be a move after the bloomberg story that the company is planning to release a version of its smart watch that can connect directly to cellular networks. it would reduce the reliance on the iphone according to people familiar with the matter. another company that appears to be moving on an apple-related report. it is an indian company. i'm showing that eight-session chart here. this is the distributor of indian-like which films, hollywood -- bollywood films as we kn

this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ yousef: opec left its meeting in abu dhabi. alloway was there with the details. tracy: this is a meeting by opec's technical committee. it has been getting a lot of attention which underscores concerns about compliance with that production cut agreement. compliance is said to have fallen to 86% in july, the lowest since the agreement when into effect in january. in terms of what we were hearing , what was discussed at the meeting, one interesting subject was the topic of internal versus external production estimates. iraq,e and a rock -- and said that opec's estimates of production were the ones at fault for any alleged failures to comply, placing the blame squarely on those external estimates. the outcome has been pretty much what you would expect. a statement from opec talks about constructive discussions. interestingly they do names of specific actors. ,hey say it the uae, iraq kazakhstan, and malaysia all expressed support for the existing mechanism. to be honest, that is what we've seen before. after the st. petersburg mee

officials are meeting from opec and nonopec in abu dhabi to discuss ways to boost compliance with theduction cut across the opec countries, so as a result as of now, we see oil prices lower. >>> uk government playing down reports it is willing to pay $47 billion to the eu to settle brexit divorce bill. those reports surfaced over the weekend in the sunday telegraph. bring in robert wright, correspondent in the financial times. if this was true, the government backtracked today, it would be a large admission from the government that they're going to have to cough up more, yield more ground than previously expected >> the point is most people know that at some point, uk government is going to have to pay a divorce bill, the uk government has substantial obligations to the european union, and it is going to have to pay some money at some point. the question is how much money is that going to be. i think most people would think given sums of money being talked about, being as high as 100 billion you'euros, this is not big a sum of money. >> is this enough to play indicate desires of eu ne

look at the dubai index and abu dhabi index.ubai closing at up and abu dhabi down about 1/10. 1% by a move in their national bank. we will talk about the qatari big picture later. let's focus on saudi stocks. they had a pretty big day. .70% on thursday, driven by the banks.s we will get you more on that. first, let's get your first word headlines from around the world. president trump has praised protesters who demonstrated against a white nationalist rally in boston. an estimated 15,000 people turned out to oppose conservatives who gathered for what they called a free speech rally. in a speech, the president said he wanted to applaud those speaking out against the country and hate and protests are a form of "healing." the president was criticized for his response to a protest in charlottesville, virginia last week. lawmakers raised questions about potential conflicts of interest with with carlealings icahn. critics have asked officials to investigate his work. has approved a share buyback after its ceo quit. software makere --

two groups of militants have joined forces the abu sayyaf has been terrorizing the philippines for twenty years and another local group founded in twenty twelve by the mountain brothers both groups leaders have declared their determination to fight for an independent islamic state in the philippines. to shout out. that. they must. then you know. the man with the map is. one of the leaders of the multi brothers military group attempting to take control of the well we turn. they've sworn their allegiance to isis. in the middle is the philippines number one terrorist named is known to be the leader of the other extremist to. declared enemy of the philippines islamic state as a five million dollar reward on his head. you know go. out and bought this house you know what i'm often asked my fellow. man and i don't think he's running and if i had. him i think you know we were four hundred twenty pounds. i powered far. the fence at the seashore it's like watching this spy person is and the bad. sound buildings. i.e. the bombs if you will bombs you bombs and these are to me course a good stout me i

qualifying for next year's world cup in russia with a 2—1victory over saudi arabia in their qualifier in abuminutes when nawaf al—abid scored from the penalty spot. but goals from ali ahmed mab—khout and ahmed khalil meant the saudis stay second in the group behind japan. australia are third with a game in hand, with uae in fourth place. arsenal have rejected a $65 million bid from manchester city for forward alex sanchez. the 28—year—old chile international scored 2a premier league goals last season and with the transfer deadline closing at 2200 gmt on thursday any deal could also see raheem sterling leaving city for arsenal in part payment for the sanchez transfer. meanwhile, arsenal midfielder alex oxlade—chamberlain has turned down a move to premier league champions chelsea. the clubs had agreed a $51 million fee, but it's understood the england international was unhappy with chelsea's positional plans for him. oxlade—chamberlain may now have talks with liverpool. britain's chris froome has maintained his 36—second lead after stage ten of the vuelta a espana as he bids to become the firs

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non-opec meeting in abu dhabi discussing compliance with oil output.iscussing gains of 24 points for the opening. for japan, big earnings out today, including the likes of softbank. seeing dollar-yen, 110.78 on to levels that . it looks like we will be breaking above the 20,000 psychological level in tokyo. let's get to first word news. morning. venezuela claims to have defeated a u.s.-backed attack in an army base. were arrested after social media showed images of soldiers declaring a rebellion. security has been tightened across the country with military checkpoints in caracas and elsewhere. observers say the story echoes another attack on a base earlier this year. say that some golf lenders are refusing to roll over holdings when they mature saudi-led qatar's isolation. they fear they could face repercussions from their government for continuing to do business with qatar. no intentions of stepping down despite the bank being sued for money laundering and terror financing. he has been the ceo since 2011 and remains committed to the job. monitoringsed

. >> one of the world's largest residential towers have been brought under control after a fire in abubi. the 86 story porch tower was on fire. it is not there what caused the blaze. it is the second time this tower has caught fire in the last three years. a record of eclipsing quarter billion dollar transfer deal. the brazilian player to be presented at his new club in just a few moments. rwanda buzz for a new president, kagame widely expected to win. time now for a business update. we going to begin with markets. the dollar is under pressure again under political uncertainty. >> the currency is struggling to recover after a fresh report that the justice department special counsel convened a grand jury. flat, european shares dropping. investors worldwide are nthlyously awaiting the mor u.s. jobs data report. it is forecast to show a slight improvement. if the unemployment rate is higher than expected, it would increase the likelihood of a december rate hike. >> we are going to a growing food scare in europe. >> on major supermarket chain announced it is removing all eggs from its stor

the producers met in abu dhabi and discussed compliance and that global glut.re is concerned the agreement is failing to train the world's bloated stockpiles. , your takel el-din on this chart. yousef: what you said pretty much sums it up. there's no larger document where they address how they measure production and allocate quotas, none of that. a brief statement on the opec iraq is as much as 29% compliant in the month of june according to bloomberg estimates. nothing much further than that, which means the attention will calm with what is happening with u.s. inventory. but drawdown last week, and a bloomberg survey suggests the same thing. in terms of revised forecast over to for u.s. production for 2017, let me show you the state of play for u.s. production and opec production. we put both of them in a chart on your bloomberg. happeningat has been with the rate count. and the line in white is the u.s. production as well, up 9.4 million barrels a day. forecast is017 slightly higher, but 2018 is more significant because you're 9.9ing at a change from 29.9. th

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in 2011, the new ceo formed an alliance with abu dhabi's etihad , which owned a stake in the britishn that -- in the german airline. no one was able to gain control of the company's nosedive, despite austerity and improvement measures. in 2015, air berlin suffered losses of 450 billion euros. etihad flooded the company with infusions of capital, but that did not help. there were canceled flights and they continue to lose customers. now, etihad has pulled the plug and air berlin makes its final descent into insolvency. javier: a lot of alliances, mergers, and it is not getting better. sarah: it is a twisted path. before air berlin disappears, the government is getting a loan. why alone and not a bailout? javier: the interest of the government -- german government is not the company, but to ensure german travelers can complete their holidays this year. it is as simple as that. just enough to continue operations during the holiday season so no one has to interrupt or cancel their vacation. sarah: meanwhile, air berlin's planes are still flying? javier: they are still flying. but service

body in gnize erik prince was hired, the cia they blackwater and believe a problem and i tbl had with abu ghraib or something obscene. mention that erik prince is involved with the uae, nited arab emerites, has private military organization with them. i don't know why this is allowed of america.d states we are in the middle of a military coux. military, but our and we are tutions under attack f. we don't stand going to have any, this is a warning, folks. morgan from nashville, tennessee. org, army a news dot chief pledging what he's calling iserable punishment on the u.s., in a rally in north korea opposing sanctions implemented u.n. toward pyongyang "scheme of america's pressure." to lee joining from brooklyn, democrat's line, your top story of the week, what is it, lee? caller: the idea they took a poll of republicans and the republicans agree if 2020ident trump cancels the elections, they are okay with that. this sort of -- what poll, lee? who did the poll? caller: in the msn news, i don't know who did the poll. msn news, microsoft news. host: we can show it to you on the screen. calle

ok, abue obtén precios bajos todos los días en productos esenciales. target.lio con la historia. >> sorpresa y sobre todo indignaciÓn han causado las donaciones realizadas por los invitados a la boda de leonel messi. >> me parece de terror porque era una donaciÓn, no pidieron algo material para ellos, simplemente pidieron para la gente que necesita. >> porque los novios les pidieron que en lugar de gastar en un regalo donaran ese dinero a fundociones que apoyan, pero parece que no donaron mucho. >> a nosotros nos interesa valorar muchÍsimo el gesto de la familia, de la pareja y tambiÉn valorar aquellos que hicieron donaciones realmente importantes. >> la fundaciÓn que apoya a niÑos con cÁncer recibiÓ casi 18.000 dÓlares, otra que construye viviendas para familias pobres informÓ que hasta el primero de agosto se recaudaron diez viviendas de emergencia. >> cada vivienda le cuesta poco mÁs de 1100 dÓlares, lo que significa que los invitados donaron aproximadamente 11.000 dÓlares para esa causa, sumadas las dos donaciones suma 30.000 dÓlares, 111 dolares por invit

tracy alloway, thank you very much indeed three tracy alloway joining us from abu dhabi.has returned to his controversial opinion that there was "blame on both sides" in the deadly clashes in virginia over the weekend. he has faced in tents criticism for saying on saturday that "many sides bore blame for the violence that arrested intercultural." that was a horrible day. i will tell you something. i watched those very closely, much more closely than you people watched it, and you had a group on one side that was bad, and you had a group on the other side that was also very violent. and nobody wants you say that, but i will say that right now. us bring in our global business reporter, stephanie baker. is business community already walking away fairly quickly from the trump administration. we have seen that devon waited over the last couple of days. he was there offensively to talk about infrastructure. mnuchin was standing next to him. the event got hijacked by recent events. how was the interface between business and the presidency going to develop from here, given these

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police are still searching for younes abu yaaquoub.correspondent gavin lee joins us live from barcelona with the latest. talkers through what is expected today. the king and queen willjoin mourners for that special service later. yes, the first major public gathering of people paying tribute to date and you can see behind me people start to queue up here. king carlos and queen letizia will be here. the prime minister as well as some of the families who have been invited to take part of the victims, the 14 invited to take part of the victims, the 1a people killed in las ramblas and in cambrils on friday morning. and also those who are injured, 5a people now are still in hospital and, as well as here, what started asa and, as well as here, what started as a single floral tribute in las ramblas, you can see the tributes, flowers, candles coming in, all around the church, we are expecting well over 2000 people to gather to be here and meanwhile, the investigation continues. a manhunt for one person, younes abu yaaquoub, and also police tal

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nonbelievers a cursed let's take a closer look at who this is who stirring up anger in switzerland is called abu ramadan he came to switzerland via multi and italy about a decade ago explaining that he was being pursued by the libyan authorities now after being given residency status he since received more than half a million euros in social benefits. again says that it's outrageous for the amount to threaten the society he's living in. never learned to truman or french so it was not possible to integrate him in the top market so it was not possible that he has got to work so he got to this social welfare of course the views are not excluding him it is from the social welfare but he got the money extracted from to society he is preaching against already before the investigation to all federal authorities who are excluding. from the start towards next steps are in discussion. and it's belgian police have launched investigations into one hundred eighty nine terror related incidents since the beginning of twenty seventeen that's according to the country's federal prosecutor that means an average of

coming up over the next week, opec and non-opec members will be meeting in abu dhabi to discuss complianceuction cuts. and mexico rate decision and earnings from of all places, hertz. you might ask why we are highlighting hertz this week. the company disclosing that it was not going to use the proceeds of a recent sale of senior debt to buy back existing support bonds as it had previously indicated. hertz did not give a plan for what it was going to do from the senior bond sale just two months ago. still with me as michael collins, priya misra, and nick maroutsos from janus henderson investors. in the consumer discretionary space, this is the most traded debt. the volume of it is ridiculously high. everyone's talking about it in the credit space. if someone put that credit in front of you now, what would you say back to them? michael: it's highly traded because it's exciting and there's a lot of news and a lot of volatility. the markets are looking for a volatile story they can trade around a little bit. in light of the low volatility environment. earlier this year, there was reduced expos

the abu dhabi based airline said in a statement that air berlin's business has deteriorated at an unprecedented rate preventing it from overcoming it significant challenges. in response the german government is stepping in with a one hundred and fifty million euro loan. enough to keep the carrier operating for another three months. the business about us minimize holiday season at lunchtime and stays on friday with lots of impossible to down cedar sinai vacation area in addition to all the other travelers eyes transmits what happened it would although even with. all the characters. since the show to stand. for a longer term solution ever land and the german government are looking to lufthansa ugandans into bite negotiations especially with enough time to have progressed. and we believe these negotiations will soon come to an end within a reasonable timeframe. lawson vietnam current and. air berlin currently employs some seven thousand people whose jobs could be in the balance as the company works out its future. to get on the day's trading action now wall street has lost its monday momentum that

the headlines at apm: local media in spain is reporting that younes abu—yaaqoub — the driver of the vant killed 13 people in barcelona — has been arrested by police. ten us sailors are missing, after the collision of their warship with an oil tanker, in south east asia. tweeting abuse can be as devastating as shouting it. tough new guidelines to tackle aggressors on social media. we think far too often it's an under—reported crime. people think they have to put up with low—level hate and don't realise it's a crime. also in the next hour: across south asia, this season's monsoon rains have devastated huge areas. around eight hundred have died and more than a million others have had to leave their homes. how dash cams are helping make our roads safer, forcing people to be better drivers. and millions of americans rush to get a ringside seat as the sun rises ahead of a once—in—a—century coast—to—coast solar eclipse. i can't wait — it's going to be amazing. being a physicist, people always talk about these events but you never get to see them because you're stuck in a lab. but being able to

last year abu sayed left his home for libya.d with the promise of a good job. he cashed in all his savings to pay his way. but in libya, he was sold to traffickers. they held him captive, demanding a ransom of $5,000. translation: they used to torture me. i would not be given food. i was made to stand for 2h hours. they said, pay up, and then you can rest. his wife was forced to borrow money to secure his release. he is back home now. but deep in debt. for many bangladeshis migrating abroad is a ticket out of poverty. making them prime targets for those who look to exploit their desperation. it takes us time, but we finally track down a trafficker who agrees to speak to us. he is part of an elaborate criminal network, organising fake documents and then escorting the migrants all the way to libya. at no point are they stopped or challenged. translation: my bosses are in touch with officials. it's basically a syndicate. the passports do not have valid visas, some are blank. at the airport they just check the names against a list.