they want do make it back to abu dubai where they started around the world adventure last year. kansas city or albuquerque depending on the weather. >> we are asking, what is the guy with the bicycle? >> they have a bunch of google bicycles here because we are in mountain view so people that work in and around the run s way account ground crew were riding the bicycle. >> amazing. that was my favorite part >> the first cruise ship to travel between the united states and cuba is about to dock. this is the shores of havana, 600 passengers on the historic voyage leaving miami yesterday, and the policy banned cuban born people from arriving back in the native country by sea. concern value will make the you have agency every other weekend including a two day stop in havana with prices at $1, in how. all the bill boards you are passing each day could be spy on you. a senator claims some are tracking the travel pattern and behavior, and billboard company said that the data it receives is anonymous and comes from a third party. in this is making you feel creeped out there is a quick fix

it started in abu dubai last year happening in the bay area last week after lying from hawaii. it slowly is making its way to phoenix. the flight will take 16 hours and if you drove this from silicon valley, it would only take ten hours. >> looking forward to this. >> what a view. the pilot tweeted this perth and said the sun is rising and it feels good to be flying an the world with solar impulse 2 again the plane is kippable of flying day and night without fuel with 17,000 solar cells built in the wing. they powered the four batteries that power the four electric engines. solar impulse said that the plane could fly forever and is only limited by the sustain bit the pilot. that is why the two pilots switch off at controls. >> he loves to fly, like me and anything this plane is addict addictive. you fly with no noise, no pollution, and the impression to make a jump into the future. >> looking into the future the next leg of the trick will be from phoenix to albuquerque or to kansas city depending on the weather. >>> so peaceful. the journey is big news on twitter. here are the

you could hear people sobbing on the rough flight from abu dubai pray when they ran into severe turbulence with pictures posted on social media and the damage and debris in the islands, nine people have been take ton the hospital and 22 were treated at airport. >> an investigation from dan noyes a killer on death row for 32 years is now offering to reveal where he buried one ofly wives in return, gerald stanley wants the state to set an execution date exposing serious flaws in our death penalty system. we have that report at 11:00. >> steph curry is making progress, rehabilitating the injured knee and what we lending about his status. >> i am tracking showers and thunderstorms and what they are going to do when they get which and how many more to expect the next couple of days. >> beyonce fans in the bay area buzzing over her big announcement. we will tell you what she revealed in case you missed >> santa clara, san francisco, east bay, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. beyonce is giving us another opportunity to get information at levi stadium in santa clara in the fall adding a se

people are sobbing, praying, a flight from abu dubai hit severe turbulence with photos posted son on damage, and aisle filled with debris the nine people were taken to the hopsital. 22 were treated at the airport. one passenger said she saw a person fly out of their seat and hit the ceiling. we will hear her coming up on "good morning america" at 7:00 right here. >> time new to ask michael finney. do you still recommend consumers checkbook and how do i subscribe to only the south bay area edition? >> great question. look, i don't endorse any product but i do like consumers check book it is a nonprofit that compares services, everything from dog walkers to appliance repairs and doctors. there no special edition for south bay the entire bay area is rolled interest one twice yearly magazine called "the bay area consumers check become." all of the information is also available on-line if you want to subscribe goes to abc7news.com. i will make sure i put a learning up there. laurie, thans for the question. >> in you have a question can you report it on the smartphone or tablet or share it

what i want to understand is dubai, abu dhabi. oil is going to under $30. >> if we look at the region and what it is going to impact, what is happening in saudi arabia is most important. sayingey are basically is, look, we are going to lessen our dependence on oil. we are going to diversify the economy. they have the capability to do that. manus: by2020? >> i believe you well. manus: coming up, we follow progress when "bloomberg markets middle east" returns. ♪ tous: welcome back "bloomberg markets middle east." tanker has returned to port after failing to offload a shipment of crude in a europe. anthony has been following this. i am able to track any tanker in the world. tell us where we are. the oil left libya and travel. >> it was loaded in eastern libya, where the national oil company that represents that part of the country tried to export the oil. maltanker sales towards and was refused entry. the u.n. blacklisted the tanker. the ship has now gone back to the western libya. zaiuya,f of the port of where there is a refinery. t

what i have for you is abu dhabi and dubai. dhabi ran up by 24%. ok? dubai ran up by 30%. pulled out. show me your perspective on this, abu dhabi versus the by. will the drift continue in equities lower? mohammed: on the short-term, it is. in july, we had this uptick because we had the inclusion of shares from the morgan stanley index. that helped us a lot. we have rebalancing of the morgan stanley index on the 29th of may. but we expect markets to be a little bit less in terms of -- selling and buying pressure. but we do not believe that it's good to be a major move. the traded values in may are extremely weak. they are as week as january. and we worry that if they have any bad influence on that story, market value will be very weak. manus: you are saying we have weak volumes. will we see more volatility? volatility, that it will be exacerbated? ahammed: we are running vacuum of local markets. and it is not going to affect the international one. the international ones, for our the sessions, pricing interest rates, if this continues without any positive outlook, they could

dubai, abu dhabi, doha, with the watar market -- qatar market on the way down. manus: thank you.'s check in on other stories making headlines around the world. shery ahn is with us this morning. aramco is planning a listing in london, new york, and hong kong. they are hoping exxon mobil, sinopec, and bp will take strategic stakes. that would turn the world's biggest oil exporter into the largest public we traded company, with a valuation that could reach $2.5 trillion. in touch withet bondholders to explain why they failed to make an interest payment last month. the malaysian state oil company has -- will have a call scheduled to him take place on may 23. defaulted on a $1.75 billion bond last month after a dispute with a co-guarantor. the greek government says it has enough support among lawmakers to approve pension and income tax reforms as part of a $6.2 billion package to secure further aid from the imf. parliament debated the issue that day before -- the day before eu funded ministers will review status of the bailout. they will consider whether to release the second install

manus: we have got dubai and abu dhabi, and nonperforming loans and provisions will also be a feature2016, whicha is what are saying.y inp: we have seen worsening the fourth quarter. the key question is whether this will migrate into the corporate sector. receivables are sometimes a multiple of the equity book. that is a big concern for us. having said that, actually the banks are rich in terms of provisions. they have been over provisioning at a tuneup 10% to 20% of their earnings. manus: always great to have you in the bloomberg. that is jaap meijer, joining us this morning from arqaam capital. a headline for hsbc, profits oft estimates with a number $6.1 billion. the market was looking for $4.3 billion. of course, we will talk about manus: it is 2:30 in sydney and we have the closing numbers. sydney a shot from harbour. i cut to 1.75%. the handheld rate that 2% tfor ful12 consecutive months. breaking news headline. rba cuts rates to 1.75%. checking in on the aussi dollar. this is a little bit of a shock? two weeks ago, nobody would have been predicting 2%. the inflation figure last

dubai is, as you said, well-established as a financial center in the middle east. others have tried to do that. abuhabi tried. they haven't been able to unseat dubai. let alone the challenge domestically for the saudi society. it is a tall mountain to climb. you ask yourself how many financial hubs does the middle east need at this stage. vonnie: how much is he a puppet? he did go to the april meeting ha and agree to a freeze only to u-turn at the last minute. alaa: so now that deputy crown prince appears to have a greater say in oil policy. the minister who was replaced was negotiating the freeze deal with opec. before the meeting, deputy crown prince told us in an interview that his position is still the same. unless everybody agrees, there will be no freeze. when the meeting started, we saw what happened. we saw what the russian and venezuelan counterpart said, that he did not have authority to negotiate. that points to the rising influence of the deputy crown prince. with bloombergne news in dubai. let me do a data check as we move forward. futures up. what a turn on friday. 1.79%. oil elevated

abu dhabi. what do we know about the trial? >> the men, mohammed and kam kamel eldarat, two successfuls bymen in dubai are accused of engaging inhings in libya. and tice associated with the muslim brotherhood. you'll remember that the eeae has been very harsh on its crackdown. now, the family, it should be said, denies these charges saying that both member were tortured and forced into signing confessions. the daughter and sister of the two men telling me her nightmare began in august 2014. that's when she says security agents went into her villa in dubai and they stormed in without an arrest warrant, taking both men. locking her in a room for an hour and a half as they confiscated all of the family's electronics. the two men were held incommune caddo for several months. we've spoken with officials swhie the father and brother are being treated in accordance with the fair standards. human rights advocates say not so much citing incredible amounts of tore tu. the real question is how much is the u.s. pressuring its biggest ally in the middle east behind the scenes. the state department has voiced concerns. the family tells me ev

abu dhabi's crown prince. our reporter has more. >> reporter: two years ago, father and son were successful businessmen living in dubai. both u.s.iminal charges including engaging in hostilities in a foreign country. that's libya. they're also accuses of having ties to libyan political groups associated with the muslim brotherhood, which the uae has cracked down on in the past few years. the family denies the charges, saying both men were tortured into signing confessions. their daughter and sister says this nightmare began in august 2014. that's when security forces stormed into their villa without a warrant, she says, arresting both men and confiscating electronics. both were then held in commune ca doe for several months. officials have insisted the pair are being accorded due process and treated in accordance with international fair trial standards. but human rights groups and the u.n. have challenged this case, citing credible reports of torture. the state department publicly has voiced concerns but stopped short of calling for a release. the family, while appreciative, says everyone can be doing more. we'll learn more abou