you are in abu dhabi? manus: i am in abu dhabi. do you know why i miss tesco? ipo that we will bring you in the bit of a flash price on. 's a.p. international orders come in -- ipo orders tenths per share. this is part of the msnbc family. this is the ipo we have been waiting for. .hat is the pricing if you want a bit of payment process, get on board. what have we got? i will get back to dubai tonight. the bloomberg abu dhabi investment in 19. we have got the interviews -- 2019. we have got the interviews, more to come. up for anheading exclusive conversation with the chairman of aberdeen standard investment to talk about the roadmap to success for asset managers. everybody is reviewing what they are doing. you will be able to pick up that continued conversation on lake go -- live goat. -- go. nejra: i cannot wait for that. let's get back to some of these tesco lights. the red headline -- lines. the red headline, fourth quarter like for like u.k. sales up 1.7%. the estimate was for an increase of 1.8%, so is like this, but tesco is confident that full-year prof

we know this is a major opec producer, and the abu dhabi national oil company in particular has been investing very heavily in building out its spare production capacity. at the moment it produces about three million barrels per day, and it says it can pump more if asked. although the main swing producer for the global oil market we know is saudi arabia, and the saudi minister has also said that he stands ready to work with other major producers to insure that the global market remains balanced of course, saudi arabia has significant spare production capacity as well because it has been shouldering the burden of this 1.2 million barrel production cut that was a grade at the start of the year it's unclear if they're going to turn on the taps in response to this >> that's a lot to discuss in the upcoming opec meeting in june joining us now, daniel tan enbalm, sakes leader at twe. good to see you. >> thanks for joining us >> the president and secretary of state pompeo. they want to bring iranian oil exports to zero. can they will they? will it work >> can they? no will they try? yes. i

>> good morning from bloomberg's uropean headquarters in london and live from abu dhabi. this is bloomberg day break top stories.'s new threats as president trump roposes a raft of new tariffs on the european union to counter plan for as brussels an e.u. china summit today. for a short brexit delay at home. members of her party try to outstanding her yet again. $75 billion and counting, aramco prepares for its debut bond sale. >> day break, we're still on the riyadh to abu dhabi, if you were frightened at all, longer term t the because blackrock says we are cooling on our treasury positions, we're too confident, market is too confident. the next move from the fed is cuts the market has two by 2020. blackrock says get ready for a hike. they like short paper and protected paper. they're saying that inflation come back to life and you'll hit 3%. you want to be patient before buy your bonds. w.t.i. getting back a little in w.t.i., rd goldman sachs have raised their $72.50.o it will be higher than opec to xtricate themselves from the cut. you heard from the military yesterday

brokered meeting about a deal that was done last month in abu dhabi between. this is a deal that takes us back to the negotiations that took place two years ago and there's been one faltering line in the negotiations in the articles that were agreed over a three year period of the goetia sions by the u.n. by all libyan factions about control over the military and that control being by a civilian body an elected or appointed body and this has been the single red line that after and his backers in the u.a.e. and in egypt have really kind of been pushing against that a deal that was not an arbitrary last month to try to end the crisis or end the war has been about half there is next role and the real essence of this agreement is about how after taken control of a military without any kind of real civilian checks after also getting the kind of power to appoint a prime minister as opposed to a prime minister or a president really appointing him or or taken control of his armed services and that's a deal that would be put on the table not to negotiate but to accept

insists it will defeat isaw and hunt down its leader abu dhabi hours after the armed group release a video it says is of by a diety in what will be his first appearance in five years in a video about danny talks about the bottle of booze i sold last stronghold in syria which ended in defeat for the group's fighters in march at the end of it an audio message is added to mentioning the attacks in sri lanka al-jazeera cannot confirm the authenticity of the video or where it was filmed it make bend bed is a former u.s. senior defense official in iraq he says intelligence agencies around the world will be analyzing the video very closely. i've been asked many times already today since the emergence of this video do i think it is authentic certainly not only international intelligence agencies and our own intelligence capability here in the united states are looking at this very very closely clearly there is a lot to be said that this is an authentic video. in the likeness since july of two thousand and fourteen in the mosque in mosul where he took the pulpit if you will and proclaimed his

and tripoli two months ago he was in abu dhabi with the head of the government of tripoli's raj and people were talking about a kind of a peace deal that was being brokered and there should be elections to the end of the year so i think that if i didn't want really to share the power with the other governments you want to try to seize the power in tripoli and also the moment where the jury and the government there june army was preoccupied with the demonstrations instead of geria and be the only leader of libya so that's why he sees that moment and actually maybe he succeeded in terms of the that the conference that was in mid april. you know in the auspices of the u.s. was canceled so kind of success ok for him ok so i mean he is the man people would would be reading about and hearing about right now we've put a bit of a bit of a portrait on him let's have a look at that and then we'll continue our conversation that. i have to it is by no means a newcomer to libya's political scene and throughout for decades the military strongman has shifted from the center to the periphery and is now at

australia have completed a whitewash over pakistan in the final odi in abu dhabi, in what was a closeman khawaja top scored with 98 runs. aaron finch, shaun marsh and glenn maxwell also contributing with 50s. despite haris sohail‘s century, pakistan simply running out of overs — hitting 307/7 in reply. but jason behrendorff taking three wickets to ensure australia's 20 run victory. finally, dallas mavericks edged oklahoma city thunder in the nba. dwight powell's dunk with 21 seconds left took them clear, as it finished 106—103 in oklahoma. and that is all the time you have got left for now. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello again. we're going to see some big changes in our weather over the next few days of this week. not much snow on the mountains in scotland at the moment in this weather watch picture, sent to us by "colliestun". but you got a sense that that's going to change in a big way for scotland over the next few days as our weather turned significantly colder. now, on the satellite picture, we've got a streak of cloud to the north—west of the uk

over the next few days here as we go towards thursday though that cloudy area goes towards parts of abu dhabi temperatures go up few to about thirty three and muscat about thirty degrees as your forecast high and then very quickly we are going to be seeing some cooler and what conditions down here across parts of cape town of the next day twenty two degrees is your forecast and johannesburg it is going to be a cool day with rain at twenty two degrees. up to. you. algeria's president resigns giving in to protesters demands but the country's political future still uncertain. hello from doha everyone i'm maria and this is the world news from malaysia's former prime minister najib razak goes on trial charged with corruption and money laundering. this is a decisive moment in the story of. national unity to deliver the national interest the british prime minister seeks another brags that turns to her political rival to help break the stalemate and venezuela's opposition leader valve's nothing is going to stop after he is stripped of his parliamentary immunity . so algerians of working up after a ni

emirati side al wahda staged the most dramatic of comebacks to beat al rayyan of qatar 4—3 in abu dhabistriker leonardo scored all four of al wahda's goals, including this last gasp winner. his side top the standings on nine points from four games. al rayyan remain bottom of the pile. omar al—soma scored twice as al—ahli saudi defeated iran's persepolis 2—1 in group d. al ahli improve to six points in group d while 2018 acl runners—up persepolis slip to the bottom of the group with four points. baghdad bounedjah scored the winner three minutes from time as al sadd of qatar moved to the top of group d with a 2—1 win over uzbekistan‘s pakhtakor in doha. jesualdo ferreira's side now top the group d standings on seven points from four games, one ahead of al—ahli saudi. now it promises to be a huge year for women's sport and this year's football world cup in france looks set to be the biggest ever. voting is now open for this year's bbc women's footballer of the year award. the award is in it's fifth year and we're hearing from all five nominees over the course of the week. today is the turn

abu dhabi. >> all right, well then there! >> how good is that?ly walked away with $20,000. keri, congratulations. we're gonna come

abu dhabi, we've great relationship. we deliver.x: what about other parts of the deal that we haven't talked about like mineral rights? that is a juicy source of cash. do that helps way? what is the cash flow you will get? vicki: that helps the economics and makes us very compatible and in some areas greater than what is happening in the permian. having the mineral rights is good. alix: it was a real pleasure. i appreciate it. vicki hollub, ceo of occidental. ed, always a pleasure. ed: that was great. i learned a lot about commodities. alix: david, back to you. david: great job to alix steel and david -- and ed hammond. now let's get a check on the markets with emma chandra. emma: after the closing highs of yesterday we are looking at stocks drifting in the u.s.. red across the screen for the major indexes. the s&p 500 and the nasdaq trading below the closing record highs we saw yesterday. it seems that investors are trying to weigh whether the rally we have seen this year has links to take it any further. earnings still a driver fo

over the next few days here as we go towards thursday though that cloudy area goes towards parts of abu dhabi temperatures go a few to about thirty three and muscat about thirty degrees as your forecast high and then very quickly we are going to be seeing some cooler and what conditions down here across parts of cape town of the next day twenty two degrees is your forecast and johannesburg it is going to be a cool day with rain at twenty two degrees. the weather sponsored by qatar at. war on truth where on live t.v. it's taught us is to be able to concise expressing exactly what is happening in the moment and what it means. or if you join us on saturday israel is an apartheid state and in the ethnic cleansing of the palestinian people this is a dialogue everyone has a voice and we want to hear from you join a club of conversation. welcome back to model top stories here on al-jazeera algeria as president i've been aziz but has resigned after twenty years in office for six weeks the eighty two year old has faced mass protests calling for him to step down his fourth term was due to end on april

so it was due to go and be shown at abu dhabi last year, but its appearance was cancelled without explanationhis is the explanation. bullets only between like 1000 and $450 million. i wonder what is going to be happening now. someone's going to be happening now. someone's going to be happening now. someone's going to be very upset. that is it for the papers. joe twyman and benedicte paviot will be back at 11:30 for another look at the papers, but for now, thank you both and goodbye. good evening. sumptuous sunsets to close out our quiet working week. it looks as though that theme into the weekend continues along a similar pattern. it will be on the chilly side for the time of year, with a good deal of dry weather around and some sunny spells to look forward to as well. we are still stuck in repeat with this area of high pressure sitting across scandinavia, feeding in this cool air across the north sea. and preventing these weather fronts from making too much of an impression. so over the next few hours, we can keep this clear skies across much of the country, with the exception of southwest e

chunk ofe is buying a a spanish well refinery from abu dhabi's sovereign wealth fund.to the ceo of petrochemicals next. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is bloomberg surveillance. i am francine lacqua in london. let's get to the first word news viviana hurtado. >> theresa may warns that the .k. may never leave the e.u. that it would be like purgatory. fighting on the outskirts of tripoli as libya's government says it will start a counter attack against south libyan national army. the military operation has been dubbed a volcano of anger. at least 35 people have been killed in clashes since wednesday. this escalates the standoff of the opec nations that is adding political geo-stability to oil markets. president trump or permit asked kirstjen nielsen to resign on concern that border issues weren't being sold faster. she has been a lightning rod for criticism over the trump administrations dealing with a border crisis. last week the president threatened to close the u.s. border with mexico. move by benjamin netanyahu coming before the national elections seems aimed at

on the national accord government to accept the agreement sealed between have to and saw raj in abu dhabi three weeks ago and. virtue of the agreement have as head of the state security in the country which is not accepted by many factions in the west of libya now many military experts say that this deployment by have to end is considered a kind of. short of forces short of in order to intimidate have to as adversity and test have that is adverse it is power and capabilities in the west of the country after a while as a nonresident senior fellow at the chance hopkins university he says cliff a half hour has time to troop movement towards tripoli to coincide with the libyan national conference which is due in a couple of weeks i think that would like to force the hands of the board the u.n. and those attending. in a way.

and we'll be teaching e american community school in abu dhabi next year. >> yang: i hea you talk about explain this decision. you said one thing that ma this decision for you is you stll be able to focus on ju teaching in abu dhabi. you mentioned all the other roles that you have to fils l. how hat changed? how have those additional roles been added? >> too ny students in america are going to school without their basic life needs met. and essentially school fills that gap for them. school is a face that feeds them, that clotheses them. i maintain a drawer in my classroom that has ties so my students have like ties for job interviews. so many of the hours that i spend at my school are about meeting my students' needs and taking care of circumstances in atheir life tht prevent their learning. i don't get to focus on teaching. ven i make this moe, my job over there will be to teach. my students' life needs will be ken care of, and i will be able to teach. yongbyon shawn, do you find this same thing? >> absolutely. most folks don't know how many things we educators have to juggle. we have

abu dhabi bank searches the most in a month and wins approval to implement a higher ownership limit forestors. the move pushes the benchmark sinceto with highest december 2014. sudanese military grip is challenged as thousands of protesters demand a hand over following the removal of the longtime leader. the world's busiest international airport closes one of its one ways for 45 days. ceo of dubaihe airport. ♪

rally legend stefan petter hansel and his wife andrea clinched a historic win at the abu dhabi desert challenge they became the first husband and wife team to win a rally world cup title the pats one hundred souls had an eighteen minute lead heading into the fifth and final stage a two hundred fourteen kilometer trek towards the capital the french won by eight minutes and forty eight seconds it's another feather in stefan's cap after his record thirteen dakar rally wins. closer with the funny three and i do it with our wonderful sensor and it's really nice to be gave him because he thought the five. yeah really well two men's football and in the dutch league p.s.v. eindhoven went back to the top and just about managed to avoid injuring their coach in the process p.s.v. boss mark fun baumol was forced to ride a sliding tackle from his own player powerboat result. from bottles reactions still sharp after a career with barcelona ac milan and going to have an ending in twenty thirty p.s.v. beats smaller for no to go two points clear of iraq's at the summit of the airy division there's six

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the regular punished him in doha will touch thirty celsius on saturday could get a thirty two in abu dhabi then a bit of cloud across southern parts is still a few showers in the forecast we see the cloud you can always catch your spot of right well the saudi for example on sunday could see some wet weather but warm in riyadh at thirty six degrees and whether it's into the eastern side all south africa more lively showers coming through here over the next couple of days. using his friendship with. and race. a trio of chiefs trying to gather. in the upcoming israeli elections. in your headlines the chief says he's leaving libya with talks with rival forces. the leaders of eastern forces who are in the capital tripoli but the government is based. just. surrendered to forces allied to the us government. hundreds of thousands of algerians are out on the streets of the protesting for more change the president. earlier this week. the european council president proposing a flexible twelve month. however the u.k. prime minister has asked the e.u. for a three month extension until the end of june.

rally legend stefan petter hansel and his wife andrea clinched a historic win at the abu dhabi desert challenge they became the first husband and wife team to win a rally world cup title the pats one hundred souls had an eighteen minute lead heading into the fifth and final stage a two hundred fourteen kilometer trek towards the capital the french won by eight minutes and forty eight seconds it's another feather in stefan's cap after his record thirteen dakar rally wins. closer never really and i know it because our common sense or it's a very nice thing about me gave him because he thought three five. yeah really well two men's football and in the dutch league p.s.v. eindhoven went back to the top and just about managed to avoid injuring their coach in the process p.s.v. boss mark fun baumol was forced to write a sliding tackle from his own player result. from bottles reactions still sharp after a career with barcelona ac milan and going to heaven and that in twenty thirty p.s.v. beat smaller for no to go two points clear of the summit of the eredivisie there's six matches to go in t

you find them abu dhabi, in dubai. literature, for instance., who are producing some of the finest modern literature we have. engineers. nigerians are very inventive. even the underworld salutes nigerian crooks because the intelligence they bring to bear on that particular line of human productivity is a challenge to even the italian mafia. so this potential can be harnessed. leadership is the problem. and the leaders squat on this magnificent, this treasure house, this heritage, they squat on it, they bastardise it, they exploit it for themselves and they do not allow new ideas to come up. professor wole soyinka, thank you very much indeed for coming on hardtalk. thank you for having me. thank you very much indeed. there is some good news on the weather front if you have been enjoying the fine weather in the last few days. we have one more day of decent weather on tuesday, a lot of sunshine around in temperatures still into the 20s. after that it really will be all change. in fact, it will cool off dramatically and we have showers and thunders

pressure on the national accord government to accept the agreement sealed between her and saw raj in abu dhabi three weeks ago and. virtue of the agreement have as head of this state security in the country which is not accepted by many factions in the west of libya now many military experts say that this deployment might have to end is considered a kind of. short of forces short of an order to intimidate have to as adversity and test have that is adverse it is power and capabilities in the west of the country. well as a nonresident senior fellow at johns hopkins university he says claim to have tar has time the truth movement towards tripoli to coincide with the libyan national conference due in a couple of weeks. i think that would like to force the hands of the board the u.n. and those attending. in a way that does not exclude him fearing that this conference may start a whole new path for libya in the next few years and that he may not be. included in that process or his objectives are not included after it has one he wanted to do this for for quite a while i know directly from senior u.s.

have to his meetings with in several cities in abu dhabi and france india in italy last year now many observers here say that general sisi the egyptian president is backing the current a military offensive to take over their capital tripoli and eyewitnesses in been. airport say that they have seen egyptian military officers running. operation center of command of have that is a military operations from we have seen months ago egyptian soldiers in the city of done infantry infantry individuals and egyptian infantry individuals in the city of that and so with the fact that have to that has been have to as a move towards the capital has been derailed by. a big resistance from the government forces on the outskirts on the southern arts because tripoli so could be another look from have to his backers to the military operations in the worst of the country thank you very much for that mahmoud abs and wide reporting there live from tripoli well thousands of refugees and migrants are caught up in the violence in libya which is a four point for people trying to get to europe many are going bac

on the national accord government to accept the agreement sealed between have to and saw raj in abu dhabi three weeks ago and. virtue of that agreement have to as head of the state security in the country which is not accepted by many factions in the west of libya now many military experts say that this deployment by have to end is considered a kind of. short of forces short of in order to intimidate have to as adversity and test have that is adverse it is power and capabilities in the west of the country. argyria is abilities but if he has issued a statement asking for forgiveness for any shortcomings it into year old resigned from the presidency on tuesday after widespread protests calling for an end to his twenty year rule the country is now in the hands of a caretaker government with elections due in the next ninety days but matheson has more. hours after president of the disease booth to flicka had his twenty years in power ended the search for r.g.b. his new leader has begun the constitution says this man how does. the speaker of the parliament is eligible to be caretaker president

likely to increase by fifty percent so for ettie had around fifty percent of their traffic from abu dhabito rest of the world is actually indian traffic so they have a lot to lose if they don't actually invest in jet airways and increase their investment and captures a large slice of the market but just taking a step back then for a moment where did it all go wrong for jet airways and is there are a danger that air india could be next well if i touch on air india that's always been a danger the government tried to privatisation india many years ago and even last year not a single investor came forward the reason for that is simple it's a large entity heavily unionized a large number of staff a public enterprise and they're just not a very efficient airline coming to jet i think it all started as far back as two thousand and six when jet airways invested in air sahara spent five hundred million dollars cash on a competitor in the domestic market sadly that airline that that investment failed simply because it was a low cost airline jet airways invests in low cost airline it was not in the

this move has come after have to visit to the saudi arabia two weeks ago and before that he was in abu dhabi and met with officials from the united arab emirates and we understand that the united arab emirates and saudi arabia are the major supporters of have alongside egypt france and russia on the fourteenth of this month the general what is so called the general national conference is going to be held and it is sponsored by the united nations and this conference is expected to recognize the shuffled government to have have good as head of security so by advancing to the west maybe have to is trying to. sustain his forces existence in the west of the country as a due fact to existence of forces in the west of the country before the general national conference is held on the fifteenth of this month. you know as democrats are pushing for access to the full report a congressional committee has approved the use of a subpoena to try to force the justice department into handing over the complete investigation into allegations of russian interference in the twenty sixteen presidential election a

series here stan fell twenty runs short in the chase staying in the emirates the opening day of the abu dhabi desert challenge had several winners among the pacesetters frenchman cyril de prate won the dakar five times on his bike for the switch to four wheels these days he won a very windy two hundred sixty two k. yes marina circuit stage to the bikes and the stage when went to twenty seventeen. sunderland of great britain but does a challenge runs through to thursday two of california's finest went head to head in major league baseball when the san diego padres faced the san francisco giants it was a low scoring game thanks to chris product making an impressive major league debut the padres rookie pitcher striking out seven of the giants batters san diego winning three two one. in the n.h.l. the calgary flames of won their division for the first time in thirteen years and with the western conference title they were up against the san jose sharks who took a chunk out of calgary's hopes early on through team omega but the flames have been on a streak of seven wins in ten heading towards the s

pressure on the national accord government to accept the agreement sealed between have to and so raj in abu dhabi three weeks ago and by virtue of that agreement have as head of the state security in the country which is not accepted by many factions in the west of libya now many military experts say that this deployment by have to end is considered a kind of. short of forces short of an order to intimidate have there is adversity and test have there is adversities power and capabilities in the west of the country. and britain floor helsa voted to approve a bill that forces the government to avoid a note. the measure still needs to go through the upper house at the moment the u.k. is slated to leave the e.u. on the twelfth of april that wednesday's vote means that the government will have to ask brussels for an extension and a barber reports. parliament voting to force the prime minister to seek a bricks delivered to prevent a new deal signori look the end of may. this week it came after jeremy corbett and his team held urgent talks with prime minister to resign may the leader of the labor opposi

way they're going to stop me and it's effectively based on a deal that was struck last month and abu dhabi where have there met with and effectively saraj holds one piece of this entire puzzle that half a dozen hold international genesee and international political legitimacy for for his government at the moment have there is effectively illegitimate he doesn't have any kind of real position in in a unified libyan state and effectively he's trying to acquire that political currency from sort of but it's also based on the fact that when the last government was delivered when these negotiations did take place for years by the un there was a libyan political agreement that would reconfigure the states and essentially alley all the fears of people that had said. well half dozen to come in in a storm tripoli or take over the country militarily he wants to have an autonomous military states for himself there was an article article in the l p a that was negotiated would have effectively allowed for the military authority the military forces in the country to come under civilian rule that has been

notice and we're getting well in the thirty's across iraq in peninsula thirty six celsius for doha abu dhabi. i will say for riyadh one sunshine as we go on into sas day but perhaps not quite as well thirty three degrees still plenty warm enough to get out one of two showers just around the southern end of the red sea because i wanted to showers just around the eastern cape of south africa that retreating away and showers pushing further north. technology. leading the way in the digital revolution. making a difference in the unlikeliest of places. this week tackling sexual health things that africa and then a social change in london inspiring young people can't produce over this way so they're using money for all taking. the final episode of life while the that it's on al-jazeera. welcome back to remind of our top stories here this hour a sense a version of the mother of orton to russian interference in the twenty sixteen u.s. election has been released it found no evidence of direct collusion involving donald trump but it doesn't clear him of obstruction of justice. but president legal team

likely to increase by fifty percent so for ettie had around fifty percent of their traffic from abu dhabi to rest of the world is actually indian traffic so they have a lot to lose if they don't actually invest in jet airways and increase their investment and captures a large slice of the market but just taking a step back then for a moment where did it all go wrong for jet airways and is there are a danger that air india could be next well if i touch on air india that's always been a danger the government tried to privatized india many years ago and even last year not a single investor came forward the reason for that is simple it's a large entity heavily unionized a large number of staff a public enterprise and they're just not a very efficient airline coming to jet i think it all started as far back as two thousand and six when jet airways invested in or spent five hundred million dollars cash on a competitor in the domestic market sadly that airline that that investment failed simply because it was a low cost airline jet airways invests in low cost airline it was not in the business o

likely to increase by fifty percent so for ettie had around fifty percent of their traffic from abu dhabi to rest of the world is actually indian traffic so they have a lot to lose if they don't actually invest in jet airways and increase their investment and captures a large slice of the market but just taking a step back then for a moment where did it all go wrong for jet airways and is there are a danger that air india could be next well if i touch on air india that's always been a danger the government tried to privatisation india many years ago and even last year not a single investor came forward the reason for that is simple it's a large entity heavily unionized a large number of staff a public enterprise and they're just not a very efficient airline coming to jet i think it all started as far back as two thousand and six when jet airways invested in. spent five hundred million dollars cash on a competitor in the domestic market sadly that airline that that investment failed simply because it was a low cost airline jet airways. invest a low cost airline it was not in the business o

driving a cold wind and that's true for the south as well there has forecast max at thirty four abu dhabi slowly trying to catch up in landing no matter where in the middle thirty's now as you can see meccas hovering around the forty mark but not quite making it an increase in the breeze suggests rather dusty picture come wednesday of eastern saudi bahrain possibly cure what it is well. sure it's well worth it some big sharon's they're coming back slowly. very unfortunate and central mozambique. he came from a wealthy background in paris and became an artist against his family's wishes he went on to bring a fresh perspective to oriental painting falling in love with some harlem culture making his home and converting to islam. zero world tells the story of the city and his unique artistic work. the french oriented list on al-jazeera. it's good to have you with us on al-jazeera and these are our top stories the centuries old not a dog food with unpowered by a massive fire firefighters have managed to save the main structure of the world famous cathedral but it's have collapsed french presid

nobody wanted to meet him he had belittle it himself after a trip in may two thousand and sixteen to abu dhabi where he was tasked with missing face that was a total break in diplomatic protocol to a break in the negotiations that had been led by the u.n. thus far and then a month later arrived in paris the first time it was at a european capital so i think this kind of joint amorality french diplomatic movement was that it was the gateway for him to establish this kind of political ambition and without that he would not be here he would not be where he is right now so i think it's also you know it's for him you know arabs can be deployed as but so can your opinion so the idea that he can meet various presidents of ours and he can meet with her if after but when we measure tangibly what has been given to sort of ours and what has been given to have though it's a little bit and weighed on one side and is given tactical support military support intelligence gathering there is rumors now or at least online that people are saying that there were french military personnel masquerading as documents

for this time of year but still clouds in the forecast at about twenty eight degrees over towards abu dhabi though your temperatures are coming up we do expect to see that go up to about thirty one there and then across south africa for johannesburg and durban it is going to be a rainy day and a windy day temperatures a fairly low for this time of year into the high teens maybe durban seeing about twenty one but by the time we get to wednesday things do improve more sun in your forecast with a temperature of twenty five. the weather sponsored by qatar in. the environment doesn't know any boundaries what goes up into the environment goes around the world. best the sites are pushed on grounds that it's a very modern way to do plumbing and we've made poisons the measure of progress. the domestic population has become organized enough an active enough to be seeing it. soon in the ideas of people who are more vulnerable circle of poison on al-jazeera. go on to syria time to recap our headlines now the algerian president's office says abdullah sees would have legal will step down before his term

likely to increase by fifty percent so for ettie had around fifty percent of their traffic from abu dhabi to rest of the world is actually indian traffic so they have a lot to lose if they don't actually invest in jet airways and increase their investment and captures a large slice of the market but just taking a step back then for a moment where did it all go wrong for jet airways and is there are a danger that air india could be next well if i touch on air india that's always been a danger the government tried to privatisation india many years ago and even last year not a single investor came forward the reason for that is simple it's a large entity heavily unionized a large number of staff a public enterprise and they're just not a very efficient airline coming to jet i think it all started as far back as two thousand and six when jet airways invested in or spent five hundred million dollars cash on a competitor in the domestic market sadly that airline that that investment failed simply because it was a low cost airline jet airways. invest a low cost airline it was not in the business

of the potential of localized flooding in the forecast for the time to there of twenty seven and abu dhabi a rainy day at twenty six. on counting the cost big on symbolism big on rational rate but what has brazil's president got to show for a country struggling to recover from a recession and is india's prime minister seeks another term where on thing has he actually kept his election promises counting the cost on al-jazeera. i'm. glad you. some of the like but i am a fish every week a new sankoh brings a series of breaking stories and then of course there's donald trump through the eyes of the outstanding that's right out of the script that calls for the annihilation of israel that is not what that phrase means. as we turn the cameras on the media focused on how they were caught on the stories that matter the most embed is a free palestine a listening on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera news hour live from doha in london these are your headlines the military in sudan is defending the coup on thursday which for move president omar bashir from office it says it has no ambitions to hol

saying the wetter weather that's more the case as we go on through friday we'll see temperatures in abu dhabi getting up to around twenty nine celsius what is still in riyadh thirty one homes here in doha with twenty seven. isn't a problem for your candidate but you may not have a hell of a question mark over him but he does have a corruption question markers really doesn't look good for the israeli particularly are not going to do anywhere probably because no matter what you say red you get why there's a lot of disillusionment with the u.n. across the globe to survive it is called for and then breaks doesn't build confidence it breaks will join me man the hot sun on the front of my guests from around the world take the hot seat and we debate the week's top stories i don't think issues here and i'll just say. he came from a wealthy background in paris and became an artist against his family's wishes he were. on to bring a fresh perspective to oriental if painting falling in love with some harlem culture making him do you his home and converting to islam. al-jazeera world tells the story of no

pressure on the national accord government to accept the agreement sealed between have to answer raj in abu dhabi three weeks ago and. virtue of their agreement have as head of the state security in the country which is not accepted by many factions in the west of libya now many military experts say that this deployment might have to and is considered a kind of. short of forces short of in order to intimidate have to adversity and test have that is adverse it is power and capabilities in the west of the country after a while as a nonresident senior fellow at the chance hopkins university he says cliff i have to are has time the troop movement towards tripoli to coincide with the libyan national conference which is due in a couple of weeks. i think that would like to force the hands of the board the u.n. and those attending. in a way that does not exclude him fearing that this conference may start a whole new path for libya in the next few years and that he may not be. included in that process or his objectives are not included after it has one he wanted to do this for for quite a while i know dir

over the next few days here as we go towards thursday though that cloudy area goes towards parts of abu dhabi temperatures go a few to about thirty three and muscat about thirty degrees as your forecast high and then very quickly we are going to be seeing some cooler and what conditions down here across parts of cape town of the next day twenty two degrees is your forecast and johannesburg it is going to be a cool day with rain at twenty two degrees. egypt's strongman is ruling within faced and the silence from his allies is deafening he was perfectly happy to trade off the march for city for security. turning a blind eye when even the. to his repression executions torture or censorship is not acceptable and you won't hear such strong words from let's say berlin or paris or london. on al-jazeera. welcome back a quick reminder the top stories here on al-jazeera algeria's president. has resigned after twenty years in office for six weeks the eighty two year old his face mask protests calling for him to step down as was due to end on april twenty eighth but news of the resignation led to celebra