david: do people say where is abu dhabi? robert: nobody had any idea about abu dhabi, the uae.ond, the pronunciation of my name, i had a difficult name. it is khaldoon. the pronunciation in english is most friends in the united states, so i struggled with my name because people could not pronounce it. . became known as khaldoon it is my american name. david: but you pronounce it another way. you can do that in yiddish, but not so much in arabic. robert: i found that out. david: you have opened a museum. beautiful., it is the art collection is remarkable. i think there is a bigger story. we are trying to push out of the uae a message of tolerance. ♪ ♪ david: you come back after college and you are looking for a job, and what did you do after college? robert: back then you go back to abu dhabi and you are a u.s. graduate. you are going to have essentially two options. you can work in oil and gas or the investment field. i interviewed for both and had an offer for both. at theed to start national oil company. i worked there for a couple of years, spent a lot of time in abu dhabi,

when you got to tufts, did people say, where is abu dhabi? khaldoon: number one, nobody had any idea about abu dhabi, the uae. second, the pronunciation of my name -- i have a very difficult name. khaldoon. kh, the pronunciation of this letter in english is challenged by most of my friends

when you got to tufts, did people say, where is abu dhabi? khaldoon: number one, nobody had any idea about abu dhabi, the uae. second, the pronunciation of my name -- i have a very difficult name. khaldoon. kh, the pronunciation of this letter in english is challenged by most of my friends in the united states. i struggled with my name. i became known not as khaldoon but as caldoon. david: you can't do that in yiddish, but not so much arabic. khaldoon: i found that also. david: you have opened up and museum. khaldoon: it is beautiful. the art collection is remarkable. trying to pushe out of the uae a message of tolerance. ♪ david: you come back after college and you are looking for a job and wanted to do right after college echo -- right after college? khaldoon: back then, after college you go back and you are a u.s. graduate and you will have essentially two options. either you are going to work in oil and gas or the investment yield. i had an off both. from both. offer i decided to start at the national oil company. i worked there for a cou

those numbers around here in kos i'm getting up to around forty celsius on sas as a forty two for abu dhabi notice a little more cloud just towards. my just a little more that cloud just sliding its way towards u.a.e. as well say feeling somewhat more humid for a time at least as we go on into sunday the humidity should ease off that cloud just slide this way to southern parts of saudi arabia meanwhile some thickening cloud also making its way into the western cape and into the selling cape all south africa see how it slides its way through when a the rain in cape town places say we may see some over the next couple of days that right slicing through saturday and sunday.

let's talk about the abu dhabi deal, very unusual. how will thiwork?> our mission has always been to discover the world's most talented entrepreneurs, help them build successful companies and thriving global ecosystems. over the past eight years, we feel like we have made a lot of progress, but we have just scratched the surface. invested in more than 2000 companies in 16 countries and we feel like our mission is far from done. in terms of our partnership and investment with abu dhabi financial group, we are looking forward to taking 500 to the next level. they have joined our board, have a minority stake in the company, and we are looking forward to them helping 500 mission -- 500's mission. emily: do you worry about giving up control? >> it is an interesting question when you look at silicon valley over the last couple of years when you think about the concept of governance. when you look at vc, there is not much sense of governance. you have limited partners who are investors, but fost in silicon vc's valley, it is the private partnership, different

this is a kimi raikkonen's car where he won in abu dhabi.i am driving it up paul ricard. as soon as it had started it was over. but returning to the pit lane a hippie neutral button too early, so the cavalry had to be sent to help me back —— i hit the neutral button. thank you very much. that was brilliant. thank you. my pleasure. 225 kilometres? 255. it was a thousand times better than i thought it would be. i thought it would be absolutely amazing. i could not commit —— compute, after time, what was happening, and wasjust going for it. soon it will be the professionals who will really be going for it here. chris partridge, bbc news, southern france. it's six months since the television series blue planet ii shocked the world by exposing the destructive effect plastic pollution is having on our oceans. today the bbc launches plastics watch, tracking the impact of this pollution. here's renowned naturalist and blue planet presenter sir david attenborough, to tell us more. we hoped that blue planet ii would open peoples eyes to the damage we

of dubai and of abu dhabi in the united arab emirates in the coming days i think. president of the high council president or some other was who was assassinated they believe in nineteen of april this year he has said that they will be the final battle if they do attack. we will take a measure that we cannot go back from so this show that i am sure that dubai abu dhabi and even though the. saudi oil fields will be one of the main target if they actually get what they are trying to enter data and that's why he said. we will do things that we cannot return and that will actually . save you toward the war on yemen and the saudi al we're well aware of that that's why they try to have pressure used in the united kingdom and the united states and france to have pressure on the u.n. security council to ask the holy to withdraw so they can go into the city without any fight training overcrowding thank you and that's it for the show we're back on monday with award winning scientist to investigate the significance of humans appearing in four seconds to midnight if history is

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of those long—range flights, what do they do for the cities that rely on a hub system, singapore, abu dhabive been a trend in the market for a number of years. in the last six yea rs, a number of years. in the last six years, they have opened up 180 new markets, so that is where the growth is. it is not about big pub is growing. it is about more frequencies to more places around the world and more convenient to use the world and more convenient to use the passengers. india is facing an acute water crisis. some neighbourhoods in the capital have reportedly gone without water for more than two weeks. the shortage is having a severe impact. it is peak tourist season here. a city nestled in the himalayan mountains of northern india. but this season, business owners are facing a crisis. water supplies have been critically low since the end of last month. that is making running a business like the hotel ex three difficult. —— extremely. lack many other business owners, he has been forced to hire private water tankers ata premium. forced to hire private water tankers at a premium. that is causing

it's been a fair all breeze blowing forty four in dyer has above average thirty eight spot right in abu dhabi and then the temps you see here about where they might be solace thirty one reflects that you've got along the shore humid breeze we'll start to see the not quite there yet persistent cloud and drizzle inland on the high ground south of all this one beyond the tropics we should be in mid-winter sunshine reflected by the time she's ready twenty three to rather windy cape town and the sixteen in johannesburg over the course of the sunshine is most all the time an increasing breeze in the western cape might if you're lucky and i say that wisely bring in some wanted rain. lynn i was a kid. for me was a pleasure and a passion if you want i always found a band to play we've been told in the living room. by to pick out one playa who's made the difference to me g.i. out or a. big bomb from who can make things up in people can make things change you know thank you football tuireann brahimi on al-jazeera world. you know pushing my own out the she told. me she had a way. to focus what she she wa

anti aircraft defense system who think rebels in yemen say the capital of the united arab emirates abu dhabi is now within reach of its missiles who the forces say that they've managed to recapture some territory recently the u.a.e. and saudi arabia are leading the coalition of countries fighting a three year war in yemen against a hoot these eruptions from hawaii is killer way a volcano are becoming less frequent but scientists aren't exactly sure what will happen next loose rock is blocking the bottom of the crater which has been spewing ash and lava for a month and those lead lies the news continues here on al-jazeera after the new german's next. my name is wrong. i'm a newspaper editor and syrian asylum seeker in germany. i arrived in this country in two thousand and fourteen. a new asylum law dictated that i should live in cologne and that evil german city that i've come to love. i'm one of nearly a million ethnic arabs who have come to germany since two thousand and fifteen freend war and violence back home. initially we received a warm reception by the germans but what happened here i

what he was doing with the crown principle of abu dhabi. and so what if they committed a federal crime, no questions about the power of the pardon and what signals the president might be sending to old pals. but let's start this morning with the white house and wall street. this newly triggered trade war picking up stream. there's the class act now from the european union and mexico announcing they will punish imports after the trump administration made it more expensive for people to send steel and aluminum over here. but today, we are seeing serious worries about whether this is going to cost you you and me more from everything from beer to cars and the u.s. might even be looking at some job cuts. so, stocks slid on that. but this morning all smiles because we've got a bit of a bounceback. you can see the markets are ticking up slightly and that is partly because of a better than expected jobs report out this morning which shows the may unemployment rate fell to 3.8%. that's the low northweest in 18. crit ten, here's the thing. a lot of p

months of political deadlock who three rebels in yemen say the capital of the united arab emirates abu dhabi is now within reach of the us the u.a.e. and saudi arabia are leading the coalition of countries fighting a three year war in yemen against the who to use at eruptions from hawaii's killer way a volcano are becoming less frequent but scientists aren't exactly sure what's going to happen next loose rock is blocking the bottom of the crater which has been active well for over a month research just say that either new explosions will blast through the rock or the eruptions will cease there's the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera the rewind next. we do not and will not tolerate with people who fund terrorism unity is necessary we need to achieve one into the gulf crisis al-jazeera examined its political economic and human impacts join us for special coverage on june the fifth. and welcome again to rewind. in this series we're revisiting some of the best documentaries on al-jazeera english since we launched more than a decade ago back in twenty thirteen the people in power se

behind closed doors in abu dhabi have forged partnerships with television to strengthen their position and gain favor from the u.s. . the military campaign by saudi arabia and the u.a.e. in yemen is taking its toll financially and is criticized globally for the humanitarian catastrophe it has created. ignoring the calls for the blockade to end there has been no softening of the position from the blockading nations this is an irrational erratic crisis it started for no reason in my opinion is going to end like this the longer it continues the more damage it will do to everybody it seems that they have chosen their own country because qatar has built its all resilience and showed that it can not and will not be bullied. by their neighbors with neither side willing to back down the future of the g.c.c. is at stake it will never be the same the sense of shock and betrayal following this blockade is something that will be very difficult to erase and while there has been no clear victor the ambitions of the blockading quartet to change qatar's foreign and domestic policies have failed their

replaced by brand new skyscrapers and luxurious five star hotels the city skyline is reminiscent of abu dhabi would you buy with a distinctive gulf state flare. grozny isn't hosting any world cup matches but chechen leader ramzan kadyrov took matters into his own hands and invited the egyptian national team to base itself in the city a move that drew widespread condemnation. cuddyer off notorious for ruling chechnya with an iron fist couldn't care less and he gladly capitalized on the opportunity to pose with egypt star player one hundred psi law who as car dealer off guest had little choice but to apply. oh robert. cut the year off likes to surround himself with international celebrities and present himself as a sports patron thirty year old church a new to it and his friends at the door santa who's a strike of for f.c. liverpool to them he's a demi god. oh they. have only ever seen him on t.v. or you don't know what to do so they're going to remember this encounter all their life because those. in the volatile region sport plays an important role for ordinary chechens often it's the only op

run for a far bigger venture for decades the artist has been planning a must stop in the desert of abu dhabi made from over four hundred thousand barrels it would rise higher than the pyramids of giza. oil barrels have featured in earlier christo projects in one thousand nine hundred nine the gas ometer in the western german city of obama's and hosted the wall twenty six meter high wall built. with multicolored. christo and his wife co artist john include who died in two thousand and nine and turned the former industrial site into an internationally famous exhibition space this project is really about space i hope you. say and. space. with a limited lifespan like all of their installations they've made international headlines in the past by wrapping famous landmarks such as paul new film cars in one thousand nine hundred eighty five. a decade later the artist couple wrap berlin's are building some five million people came to marvel at the installation in its two week existence. in two thousand and sixteen floating piers was installed on lake easy oh in italy the three kilometer long piers wr

started two thousand and six in japan we did trials in south korea last year and then russia and abu dhabi i think we now found the best. solution for the world cup. how we do it there it's a special outdoor monitor that sun rain all the sense to be considered of course and at the end also that when the referee arrives that he can see immediately immediately the right thing because when we started we gave the referee on the pitch. different angles and look at days and days and days and he said look i'm clear i don't have the time so give me just the one where you are convinced that there was a clear error so all these things we went through thousand times just to really provide the best camera angle in the fastest possible time and what is also very important different to all the leaks is we will have an own offside station working station with in the year our set up and i tell you why because we also learned to have seen over the time that when a goal is scored the players are celebrating and suddenly after a minute or something you're featured in on a local story. it was offside so we sa

the hodaida operation is being run from here, abu dhabi, the capital of the united arab emirates.ign to drive houthi rebels out of hodaida, simply that the first phase has been completed. they also say there is a major force waiting in reserve across the red sea at a base in eritrea. one thing is certain. the saudis and the emiratis who are backing this campaign to restore the yemeni government say there is too much at stake to abandon it now. stay with us on bbc world news. still to come: the best game of the world cup so far. plenty of goals light up the tie between spain and portugal. there was a bomb in the city centre. a code word known to be one used by the ira was given. army bomb experts were examining a suspect van when there was a huge explosion. the south african parliament has destroyed the foundation of apartheid by abolishing the population registration act, which for a0 years forcibly classified each citizen according to race. germany's parliament, the bundestag, has voted by a narrow majority to move the seat government from bonn to berlin. berliners celebrated int

for decades it also shows a project that the artist is still hoping to do it giant structure and abu dhabi consisting of hundreds of thousands of barrels any interpretation of. critic go positive all make you think this is why we're human to think thank you very much. thank you. the day is nearly done but as always the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter. t.v. . and remember no matter what happens between now and then mark is another day see the. cut. germany to move the moms on but now to come back. several german i have sprites are being held in kurdish detention camps with the same again i'm nothing about energy cards atrocities. but how credible are they and should germany cut the. global three thousand and thirty minutes on d w. germany state by state. the most colorful. the liveliest. the most traditional. find it all at any time. check in with a web special. take a tour of germany state by state on t.w. dot com. if you accidentally share some fake news again. the trouble is. stunning time the filter bubble. how can he get out. with a little code oh a serious. shi

couple degrees on the last three but it's still forty five because it's much cooler in dubai and abu dhabidown below the forty mark but things don't change in the next day or so despite the breeze still blowing it's a half a mile and we've got the cloud from the southwest monsoon showing itself on the coast of oman now and trying to really influence the weather in salalah which she will do in the next few days or suspect the whole of south africa should be enjoying beautiful open blue skies that's mostly true but your nose around the eastern cape the something of a circulation which may well bring on morning low clouds and persistent fog. thing as i want to. get but that's not i see. that. since they're not. part of the model of our cars and the bunch is approaching at the bottom in the first episode of a two part series al-jazeera investigates the world of performance enhancing drugs . sports during the industry's. a comeback you're watching al-jazeera time to recap our headlines now the u.s. president is meeting singapore's prime minister had a big story examine it with north korea's lea

started two thousand and six in japan we did trials in south korea last year and then russia and abu dhabi i think we now have found the best. solution for the world cup. how we do it there it's a special outdoor monitor that sun rain all the cells to be considered of course and at the end also when the referee arrives that he can see immediately immediately the right thing because when we started we gave the referee on the pitch different angles and look at this and this and this and he said look i don't have the time so give me just the one where you are convinced that there was a clear so all these things we went through a thousand times just to really provide the best camera angle of him. possible time and what is also very important different to all the leaks is we will have. own offside station working station with in the year our set up and i tell you why because we also learned to have seen over the time that when a goal is scored the players are celebrating and suddenly after a minute or something you are featured in a no go sorry. it was offside so we said ok we want to be sure t

for decades it also shows a project that the artists are still hoping to do it giant structure and abu dhabi consisting of hundreds of thousands of barrels any interpretation. all make you think this is why we're human to think thank you very much. now a hat believed to have belonged to the french emperor napoleon bonaparte has gone up for auction in leone and france now the military dress hat was purportedly plucked off the battlefield after napoleon's eighteen fifteen defeat at waterloo it sold for three hundred fifty thousand euros as to who actually bought the imperial headwear well the auction house was keeping that detail under its hat. our minder now of the top stories that we're following for you here on d w germany's chancellor angela merkel has met the italian prime minister in a push to solve europe's migration crisis and save her government listen cheerier minister has demanded changes to refugee policy in germany or she'll take his own actions the chancellor is due to meet france's president shortly hoping to create a unified easy to clan. the united nations refugee agency says

the entire operation has been run from abu dhabi the capital of the united arab emirates. we re yemeni forces, we were told there were three forces on the ground and the city. they also have a reserve force waiting across the sea and territory. the uae officials insist there is no pause and operations, simply that the first phase of this campaign is nearly completed, they have reached the edge of the city, the airport, they now hope that the united nations special envoy martin griffiths can dissuade the rebels to vacate the miniature rebels on the city. if that doesn't happen, they say, a significant forces waiting to be deployed across the sea in eritrea. in the meantime they have said there will be more actions, they will not say what that including deception activity, one thing they did early on in this battle was to do it deception plan to make the rebels believe that the attack was coming from the north when in fact troops were advancing from the south which they say aloud to them to punch to what they call the green zone, a fertile zone to the green zone, a fertile z

we started two thousand and six in japan we did trials in south korea last year and in russia and abu dhabi i think we now have found the best. solution for the world cup. how we do it there it's a special outdoor monitor that sun rain all these has to be considered of course and at the end also when the referee arrives that he can see immediately the right thing because when we started we gave the referee on the pitch different angles and you look at days and days and days and he said look i don't have the time so give me just the one where you were convinced that there was a clear so all these things we went through a thousand times just to really provide.

abu dhabi, dubai, qatar, singapore. it's going to kill them off, isn't it? point, more destinations has been a trend in the market for a number of years. look at the 877, in the last six years, it opened up 180 new markets. so that's really where the growth is, it is not about big cubs growing, it is about more frequently to more places around the world, more convenience for passengers. that was aaron chatting to the vice president of boeing there. asian stocks tracking rises in us — us economic data strong — overshadowing trade concerns. and let's look at the markets. according to the lse some kind of technical glitch meant that the opening of trade, the auction, has meant that couldn't take place and london has actually opened for business yet. —— has not actually opened. and paul blake has the details about what's ahead on wall street today. well, so far at least, wall street has brushed off the threat of a global trade war. the stock market keeps rising despite new tariffs and new problems with trade talks but this determined optimism will get tested aga

frank gardner, bbc news, abu dhabi. bush won the website. —— much more on the website.... we'll have all the world cup action that's keeping the fans entertained in moscow. there was a bomb in the city centre. a code word known to be used by the ra was given. a bomb experts were examining assessment fans when there was a huge explosion. the south african parliament has destroyed the foundation of apartheid by the policy and the population registration act was for a0 years of forcibly classified each citizen according to race. germany's parliament has voted by a never majority to move the seat of government from berlin. celebrating into the night for the decision was greeted with shock. just a day old and new world baby is tonight's sleeping in his cot at home. the new prince was taken up by his mother and father to the apartment in kensington palace. the realfocus and father to the apartment in kensington palace. the real focus of attention today was valentina. the world's first woman astronaut. and wonderful achievement and we might be able to persuade the wife. it wil

it's been a fair all breeze blowing forty four in dyer has above average thirty eight spot right in abu dhabi and then the temps you see here about where they might be solace thirty one reflects that you've got along the shore humid breeze will start to see the not quite there yet persistent cloud and drizzle inland on the high ground. south of all this one beyond the tropics we should be in mid-winter sunshine reflected by the time she's really twenty three and a rather windy cape town only sixteen in johannesburg over the course of the sunshine is most of the time an increasing breeze in the western cape might if you're lucky and i say that wisely bring in some wanted rain. uncovering full d forensic analysis by the f.b.i. more than twenty years ago reports being written knowledge or authorization equipments dirty testimonies being given that's way beyond people's expertise the state has announced its intention to attempt to retry john after trees crimes for which he's already served thirty church their evidence was the only physical evidence put really manning in that car the system with.

months of political deadlock who the rebels in yemen say the capital of the united arab emirates abu dhabi is now within reach of their missiles the u.a.e. and saudi arabia are leading the coalition of countries fighting a three year war in yemen against the who sees that eruptions from hawaii's killer way of volcano are becoming less frequent but scientists aren't exactly sure what's going to happen next loose rock is blocking the bottom of the crater which has been active for over a month researches say that either new explosions will blast through the rock or the eruptions will cease there's the headlines these continues here on al-jazeera after rewinds next. we do not and we will not tolerate with people of functors unity is necessary we need to achieve one year into the gulf crisis al-jazeera examines its political economic and human impacts join us for special coverage on june the fifth. and welcome again to rewind i'm laura. and this series we're revisiting some of the best documentaries on al-jazeera english since we launched more than a decade ago back in twenty thousand seen the

i say it is pretty hot around the gulf states diehards for crossed forty five a little cool and abu dhabi forty but we're into the forty's easily is obviously could around the coast the monsoon starts influence the cloudiness the amman coasts allow or in particular whether he thought some point will kick in history months of cooler drizzly weather it looks like it's trying to come in. south of all this should be quite a moment in southern africa for the most part the skies are in the clear that's what the satellite picture shows and the forecast simply confirms it. incarcerated in russia's toughest prisons stripped of their liberties. and unexpected creative opportunities. less still a singing contest like no other off as a chance of redemption and hope for the talented few. as a tale of singers and murderous witness on al-jazeera. struggling with the effects of climate change sierra leone's dr season is unforgiving but compounded by corruption it's wet season months lives that are claiming most wives i don't remember every new wall when one thing would be one thousand wound up or died in

thread makes me more pessimistic he revels in yemen say the capital of the united arab emirates abu dhabi is not within reach of their missiles forces say they've managed to recapture some territory recently the u.a.e. and saudi arabia are leading the coalition of countries fighting a three year war in yemen against the hooty they have repeatedly fired missiles towards the saudi capital riyadh it's three weeks since the parliamentary election any rock in the result remains mired in allegations of vote rigging many iraqis voted for a nationalist party which is against foreign interference but neighboring iraq iran remains influential and u.s. commanders in iraq are dismissing fears that tension with the rain ians after pulling out of the nuclear deal could threaten iraqi stability from baghdad has some of the nge of aid. these pilots are navigating over iraqi airspace their job is to refuel u.s. fighter jets as they continue their presence over iraq and syria. it makes some of the highest number of foreign troops in the middle east the trump administration ratcheting up its rhetoric with i

those numbers around here in kos i'm getting up to around forty celsius on sas as a forty two for abu dhabi notice a little more cloud just towards. my just a little more that cloud just sliding its way towards u.a.e. as well say feeling somewhat more humid for a time at least as we go on into sunday the humidity should ease off that cloud just slide this way to southern parts of saudi arabia meanwhile some thickening cloud also making its way into the western cape and into the selling cape all south africa see how it slides its way through when a the rain in cape town places say we may see some over the next couple of days that right slicing through saturday and sunday. every weekly news cycle brings a series of breaking story news but it was in the truck didn't happen on the boy told through the eyes of the world journalists the images matter a lot of international politics joined the listening post as we turn the cameras on the media and focus on how they report on the stories that matter the most the big third is someone from the country who guides you who leads you to the story of the

the palace in the united arab emirates a thirty quest of mohammed bin zayed the crown prince of abu dhabi in a similarly desperate move saudi funded and hired a newspaper featured on its first page a nonexistent advantage dissident whom it gave the name sowed but using financial incentives and promises of influence the saudis also try to buy the allegiance of certain tribes that straddle the border with qatar but the qataris say that process to undermine their leadership had the opposite effect bottom and. they expected us to support a blockade or a country to give up sooner to stand against their own government but none of that happened of course as you see we stand behind our emir and we are more united than before the last set of accius axially and their plot has backfired because it doesn't make sense for us to undermine our own country we support our enemy in every step that he takes. the immune response rate painted by a local artist turned into a powerful symbol of national unity plastering the facades of high rise buildings becoming almost only present across the country are the s

forty five in doha but it is not despite a fairly stiff should now it's rather cooler helpfully in abu dhabi. counting the cost jordan's economy is struggling to come look at why i.m.f. back price hikes are proving the last straw for many people plus why the world's top poker grows one of the biggest share of the global market. counting the cost on a. reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera north korean leader kim jong un has been out for an impromptu late night tour of singapore ahead of tuesday's landmark summit with the u.s. president the white house says preparatory talks are growing faster than expected and trumps the secretary of state might compel says the u.s. will insist on various occasions of north korean denuclearization and spain says a refugee rescue ship stranded in the mediterranean after being turned away from a city will be allowed to dock in valencia but the cherokee s.o.s. says the journey is too far for the six hundred and twenty nine people on board. dozens of people have been killed and injured in three separate attacks in afghanistan at least thirteen died when i sa