. ♪ in dubai --:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. in dubai. here are the top stories.ence.oller recs his -- breaks his silence. he says his country is open to dialogue. the imf says saudi arabia's economy will see close to zero growth this year due to falling oil revenues. for investors, a big week of earnings. we will have all of the announcements. welcome to "bloomberg markets: middle east." a big start to the week. it is sunday, start of the trading week in the middle east. it comes to quote oil -- a come down to crude oil. the ministerial committee will be gathering heal and looking at a couple of key things which i will highlight for you. one is what is happening with commitments and compliance. we see the complaints data at 92% in june. iraq is at 29%. the initial responses we are getting from key participants as they are content with the level the broadert of agreement. what i want to point out here is that there are other key issues, including the fact that they are not in a position to make decisions, they will be making recommendations as they look through da

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a downgraded recommendation of the commercial bank of dubai.hat the commercial big of dubai is negative with a stable outlook. upgraded dubai islamic bank, it is to double be -- bb positive. another ratings confirmation affirmation from fitch for another bank. it has upgraded the viability rating. in terms of corporate earnings, some of the big names to look out for include national commercial bank in saudi arabia. this is a stock with no cells on the last 12 months. almost 40% of analysts change their price target on the last -- in the last month. rian is inhiannon -- focus. last 12 months return, this is key, 20 5% outperformed the benchmark qatar exchange. shekel, the israeli morgan stanley saying they remain bullish on strength against the u.s. dollar. they're also saying the cycle has stayed strong despite persistent intervention from the bank of israel. tracy: let's take a look at the other main events we are watching out for elsewhere in the world next week. china kicks off the week on monday by announcing second-quarter gdp at 10:00 a.m

so how come then that you yourself own to substantial properties in dubai?l fake, it's not true. they are in the name of your wife but they are your family properties. it is not true, it's not true. what's not true about it? listen, listen, substantial property. what is substantial property? this isjust an investment. it's not true. as i understand it, in dubai, that are worth well over us$1 million. it's not true, it's not true. how much are they worth then? because the anti—corru ption campaigner in your country, femi falanam says it is an outrage that you have got these properties. he says there is no way you could have bought these assets from your salary, so nigerians want to know where you get the money? it is a stereotype. my family is into other businesses, ok? and they do their own private businesses. they should afford to investi. timeshare property investement. my family has not even entered those properties. on the frontline, there soldiers working for you, you are the commander of the nigerian army. they are on pitiful wages and according to var

. >> in dubai? >> in dubai. >> not just dubai.s able to account for another big chunk of the loot which ended up in switzerland and because he was an insider he had the bank statements to prove it. >> did you think he was putting himself at risk talking with you? >> frankly we're at risk, anybody who engaging in helping this opening is at risk. >> he rented a house in an exclusive well-guarded gated community outside of london. he went jogging one day and dropped dead. the reported cause of death was a heart attack. but now five years later a classified u.s. intelligence report leaked to the website was feed purports to show that american spies had high confidence that he was ordered on orders from the kremlin. forensic tests found what could be tiny traces of an exotic and toxic plant in his stomach. the poison is easily hidden in food and causes death by asphyxiation. >> it was 5 o'clock in the morning and i woke up because my heart was racing. and then i started sweating really badly and feeling suddenly really weak and then i

. >> in dubai? >> in dubai. >> not just dubai.t for another big chunk of the loot which ended up in switzerland and because he was an insider he had the bank statements to prove it. >> did you think he was putting himself at risk talking with you? >> frankly we're at risk, anybody who engaging in helping this opening is at risk. >> he rented a house in an exclusive well-guarded gated community outside of london. he went jogging one day and dropped dead. the reported cause of death was a heart attack. but now five years later a classified u.s. intelligence report leaked to the website was feed purports to show that american spies had high confidence that he was ordered on orders from the kremlin. forensic tests found what could be tiny traces of an exotic and toxic plant in his stomach. the poison is easily hidden in food and causes death by asphyxiation. >> it was 5 o'clock in the morning and i woke up because my heart was racing. and then i started sweating really badly and feeling suddenly really weak and then i started having t

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

it is same for the middle east largest headline -- largest airlines flight from dubai.he restrictions have contributed to a slump in demand. in may, the airline cut lights 25 u.s. cities. it's rolledop band back across the middle east, airports and airlines worldwide are bracing for a new way of flight restrictions. the u.s. department of homeland security says in -- says screening is due to affect 300 house and passengers traveling on 100 80 airlines from almost 300 airports around the world. kate: the major european markets close slightly higher despite the geopolitical tensions limning in the middle east. banking and financial sectors helped to boost trade across the board. wall street has been a bit more cautious during this trading session, turning slightly up word as the federal reserve said it's policy makers were divided on the risks of inflation and the timing of the next interest rate hike. the nasdaq outperforming, trading up half a percentage point. oil prices have taken a hit as a sternal data showed opec output had risen despite an agreement to limit produ

this is bloomberg. ♪ anchor: is a: 30 in the morning in dubai that it is 8:30 in the morning in dubaiutes before trading in that market. these are your first word news from around the world. let's get started with u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson, and the gulf to resolve the saudi led crisis in qatar. he will shuffle between capitals attending to bridge a gap between the two sides. it was washington in a fairly difficult position. qatar holds the regional headquarters come saudi arabia is a top buyer of american arabia --, while saudi is a top buyer of american weapons. dhabi'sdie these -- abu -- the fund increases its holdings from 5% 6.just over 8% on july shares have almost doubled since hitting a low in early june. there are more than 60% -- state ofgton, report the government has scrapped a -- "the washington post" says a search was formally canceled on tuesday. sites in maryland and virginia were announced in 2014, but the choice was delayed multiple times. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. shery: anot

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how come then that you yourself own to substantial properties in dubai? not true, it is all fake. they are in the name of your wife that they are yourfamily properties. the name of your wife that they are your family properties. it is not true. listen, listen, substantial property. what is substantial property? this is an investment. it's not true. they are worth well over $1 million us. it's not true. how much are they work? because the anti—corruption campaign in your country says it is an outrage that you have these properties. there is no way you can afford these assets from your salary so nigerians want to know where you get the money?m isa to know where you get the money?m is a stereotype. my family is into other businesses. they do their own private businesses. we are investing. the family has not even into those properties. on the frontline, there soldiers working for you, you are the commander of the nigerian army. they want pitiful wages and according to various different independent analyses, not least from the united states, they are very poor

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a dubai-based up, earnings slump.ed to chief executive officer. ♪ cells --he uae telco b beat second quarter estimates come while its consumer base rose to 2.8 million users. while profits have been on a steady southwards trajectory, they're still making money. had one bad quarter, that first-quarter in this year. this has been turned around in the second quarter. the second quarter showed really encouraging, very encouraging growth. the results in terms of profitability is there. having, of course we are entering dividends that are proposed by the board of directors to the general assembly. it is worth noting that in the past. , we havehe past period been continuing a high-yield to shareholders. reporter: following the virgin mobile offering, have you noticed any capitalization of your prepaid market segment? how much of that space do you expect to gain in the next three years? guest: what we are hoping is that it is not there to catalyze here and there. it is there to offer a different experience for a certain segme

the crown prince of dubai, a new crown prince of saudi arabia. they have a way of doing things.to be allies of the west, but they are in charge now. they are driving their cars very recklessly. thank you. it's called panda diplomacy and it's expensive. china's president xijinping presented two giant pandas at a ceremony attended by german chancellor angela merkel earlier today. they are on loan to berlin zoo at a cost of £800,000 a year. since the 1950s china has used pandas to forge political friendships across the globe. here's a look at where the bears have been used in diplomacy in the past. time for a look at the weather, with phil avery. once the temperatures push towards 30s celsius, it begins to make the headlines. a real dip in the temperatures, and the first part of the day, that is the sort of scene that people were trying to see through their windows. the rain did ease overnight, so there will not be much left in that great bank of cloud. towards the north—west, another area of cloud, and into the far south—east, it may be that we end the night, a sticky one at that,

cabrera bello showing all his experience to win his first event since the 2012 dubai desert classic.n impossible for england after day 3 of the second test against south africa the proteas declared on 3113 for 9 at trent bridge, setting england a gargantuan a74 to win. if you're being an optimist, the hosts will have 2 days to chase down what would be the highest 11th innings total to win a test by any side in history. so south africa very much on course to level the series at1 a piece. let's listen to england's moeen ali now on the prospect of his side's record chase. we did not play very well at all but we have the opportunity in the next two days and see what we can do. what will be the mindset? is going to be occupation at the crease? we just play as we know we can play. james and alistair cook to important players, gary ballance as well. just go back, and reassess the game. a headerfrom shanice van de sanden‘s gave the hosts the netherlands a 1—0 victory against norway in the opening match of the women's european championship in front of a sell out crowd in utrecht — sarah mulke

dubai's gulf news has the first few stories in today's news review. the war in syria — the world bank estimating the local economy has lost $226 billion us. it assesses the damage to much of the country's houses, medical and educationalfacilities. us secretary of state rex tillerson is in kuwait for talks aimed at resolving the qatar crisis. saudi arabia and some of its arab allies have broken links with doha, accusing it of promoting terrorism. the paper's business section looks plans by saudi energy giant aramco, to invest 300 billion dollars to maintain its spare oil production capacity. the recent industry downturn has sparked oil supply fears. in the guardian, a stark warning that planet earth is facing ‘biological annihilation' — that is, its sixth mass extinction. scientists who analysed various species found billions of populations had been lost. they blame human overpopulation. the japan times looks at bad behaviour on social media manifesting itself in real life. it has analysis suggesting popular role models are not acting in polite ways, a

the operator of dubai's stock exchange came in at about $39 million.hey also saw a revenue of 239 million, just over $65 million. is the only stock exchange operator in the area. yousef: let's pick up on the oil story and get some additional perspective. in terms of what the key thing is, the key takeaways are from the deliberations, perhaps an alternative you -- we are joined by richard gori. thanks for coming on the program. i want to dig into this opec, non-opec view, that inventories are going to continue declining into the second half. you are not on the same page. you are saying that inventories might go up. talk us through that. >> there is great seasonality in inventory. opec is create when they say that now it start declining. they are declining sharply because this is the peak summer demand period. this will continuing to august, a little into september. but beyond the middle of september, demand will start to slow again, and at this point we will see inventories build again. of course we would expect also a drop in inventories as we go into

he's joining us from dubai. yousef, good to see you. like in a rush to and qatar's isolation. talk about a deal that could last but quick in the making. yousef: no and as you just pointed out, this looks like it will take more time. that is why the minister is pointing towards the interesting takeaway they are also arguing qatar needs to re-examine its soonish -- position when financing extremism and terrorism. showing a lot of -- not a lot of progress has been made in finding a solution that caters to all parties in this standoff. and this isard, critical to the conversation, what we didn't get from the minister of state and foreign affairs is any indication about possible additional sanctions. they are saying they're keeping the door open in terms of defending sovereignty but not specifying details and also not smith -- specifying what milestone qatar needs to hit for there to be any movement towards a resolution. markets are taking all of this positively, qatar stocks continue the rebound and the trade against the qatari is stabilizi

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we have a report from dubai.the hours before the deadline, saudi press agency deadline.a 24 hour the decision was made after request came in from the america weight, have been acting as mediators, the kuwaitis. since according to the local news agency there. we understand now the qatari foreign minister has arrived in kuwait to hand over the letter. we do not know at this point is the content of the letter. what we are also not sure about is what kind of scenarios are on the table if the demands are not met. if there is no resolution, what kind of escalation could we see? receive exposure from the gulf corporation counsel for guitar? -- for qatar? the foreign affairs minister says with them as needed, the alternative is difficult to resolve. he is welcoming the 48 hour extension and stocks have been rebounding in early trade, the pressure remains on the 12 months forward. bloomberg tv, dubai. scarlet: "what'd you miss?" oil is up for any of straight day. how does that says that for the rest of 2017? --'s bring in

in to buy. -- in dubai.tings with leaders of china and japan on the sidelines of the g20 summit. in talks with the chinese president, they discuss ways of dealing with north korea. after meeting with the japanese prime minister, trump reaffirmed america's amendment to defend japan from any attacks. meanwhile, china and japan have their own meeting in hamburg. it was their first meeting in more than 10 months. with southmbers flew korea and japan. it was a practice bombing run as part of a training mission. u.s. military officials described the mission as part of a show of force in response to north korea's recent missile tests. the south african government is set to release an action plan on economic reforms this week. the ims had recently issued a warning saying the country's economic vulnerabilities will become more pronounced unless growth is revived. do finance minister hopes to that. >> if we don't intervene in the south african economy and implement the programs we need to implement urgently to affect

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dubai is unrated. as an investor, how you look at this?you think the community is engaged and does it draw you to a way to express this? this is just too complicated to play it that way? >> there's no premium to the oil price. that does not mean any reaction because of this. i find it fascinating because you should have certain premium even because of the leadership change in saudi. that is really important for the long-term. if you look at the fundamentals of the market, it is still quite imbalanced. they have been rising, there has been an aggressive view in terms of the challenge. the challenge comes from politics domestically and the gcc which is opec production versus u.s. production. you see these opportunities in the equity, the bond. which space would you be exposed in? positions a short which is very big, technically it looks quite good as a set up. ,hey always talk about shale but in reality if you look at the numbers that is the only replacing the diminishing supply on the other side. , you should actually get much higher oil pr

. >> dubai ace emirates airlines says the ban on large electronic devices for flights to united statesevitred. the u.s. has banned many devices but not smartphones from the cabins of several airlines flying from the middle east. that happened in march. the turkish announced the bans lifted earlier one of its flights took off with the new rules in place a few hours ago. the ban was lifted on dubai's airlines just last week. >>> now qatar has sent its official response to a list of demands made by the saudi led coalition but cut tie was doha about a month ago. what is the official response from the qatarys? >> well, we still don't know the exact contents of the letter sent by the qatary has to kuwaitis who are the immediateiators that was done on monday. . in the last few hours we heard from the saudi led alliance saying they have received qatar qatar as response they are reviewing it and will respond. they say yesterday speaking at a joint press conference with his german counterpart, the qatary foreign minister said he didn't want to go into details. he said it was up to kuwaitis to ma

they were living in dubai at the time. a newjob in turkey.d then go to britain. at instead they ended up in raqqa as you say. her escape, it is quite a shocking story of the house in northern syria where the bethnal green schoolgirls who ran off a couple of years ago now, other jihadi rides from bristol and glasgow, the so—called white widow, cheap talks about how these women, these young girls, were delighted about reading about themselves on online british news sites. they crowed over reports of terrorist attacks in europe. she was very shocked about that. she managed to escape, her husband was killed, i think. it does show, you know, we are hearing stories last week about girls coming back. there was a young german girl, 16 years old, who came back, or who escaped. german girl, 16 years old, who came back, orwho escaped. so german girl, 16 years old, who came back, or who escaped. so you are getting very mixed messages from people who are going out there and seen, it was not what i thought, and this, which is quite shocking. let's move on

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-bound flights, dubai's airline announced the ban imposed on emirates which flies to 12 other citiesetting the okay as well. in march, the trump administration banned laptops in cabins of flights to several middle eastern countries citing concerns that bombs may be concealed. >>> and in an unprovoked attack, police say an officer was sitting in an unmarked vehicle in the bronx at 12:30 when the suspect opened fire on her and her partner. they found the suspect a 34-year-old man trying to flee the scene and shot and killed him after he allegedly took out a gun. >>> and a bipartisan intel gags sent the fourth of july holiday in afghanistan stap, they met with top military officials in kabul according to the "the new york times" the senators calling for the trump administration to put forth a new strategic to win a war that has lasted 16 years. >>> let's turn back to the major story out of the korean peninsula where the united states and south korea have fired warning missiles into the territorial waters off the coast of south korea in retaliation for yesterday's test for an intercontin

. >> to be honest, i was in dubai. i'm so serious. it was like 12:00 over there. agent texted me, you need to get back asap. i was like, are you serious? very much so. i got on the next flight and came up for practice and i found out yesterday i'll be in the entire camp. >> reporter: what do they want you to do in summer league? >> just play hard. they want summer league to be competitive. it's phillie basketball. they want us to embrace that. i need to show that i'm one of those guys. >>> to the ice now, the flyers will split the goaltending duties next season. elliott replaces steve mason who went to winnipeg. the coach spoke about what elliott brings to the gold and black. >> he's a real good tomorrow player. his work ethic is at a high level, his compete is at a high level. there are a lot of things when you look at goal heies that you look for and brian checked a lot of the box off. >>> stay with us. we will be right back. the fireworks start at 9:30. come out on the parkway for all the fun. >>> and remember, don't miss your chance to win big during wawa welc

guy: justin carrigan joining us from dubai. thank you.xt, donald trump junior on the defense. son tries to's quell the outcry over his meeting with a russian lawyer. we will break down the latest controversy for the trump white house. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ matt: the trump junior controversial -- controversy, a new email showed he welcomed an offer of information that would damage hillary clinton. investors were briefly rattled by the revelation. where next? cohn next year. reports swirl that gary cohn is the top candidate to take her job. today, canada looks to join the u.s. in raising interest rates while the canadian dollar has risen sharply in anticipation of the news. investors have been hedging bets -- optionsions market. welcome to bloomberg markets, the european open. i am matt miller embolden -- in berlin. guy: 30 minutes into the cash session for european equities. a little better bid than we thought, but on the front foot. the ftse 100 trading at 73.83. pound down on the comment that he is not ready to vote for a raise hike. el

they hosted what they called a "breakfast for diversity" in dubai, and were delighted that the ministerattended. >> she spoke on equality, she spoke of harmony, she spoke of tolerance. the uae government's policy of tolerance is unmatchable. nobody in this world has ever thought of having such a diverse society altogether in one place. >> back in her office in abu dhabi, lubna al qasimi receives guests from all over the world. representatives from governments and ngos who are intrigued that the notoriously undemocratic emirates have a state ministry for tolerance -- the first of its kind worldwide. >> there's more of a rising negative sentiments, there's a lot of hate speech, there's a lot of inciteful talks and words. so it is time to start to preserve values, specially tolerance, coexistance, and diversity. >> tolerance, she says, is not just needed in the area of religion, but also between the sexes. as president of the zayed university in abu dhabi, al qasimi is particularly keen to promote women in the area of education. 80% of the students here are women. men are a relatively rare

i met -- these girls from germany come up to me, someone from dubai, a family from dubai. >> steve: ooh: so, i just want to say -- i keep forgetting because we live here in this bubble but thank you everyone, everywhere for watching our show. [ cheers and applause ] it makes me feel so good when people come up and go, "i watch the show." i love you. thank you. we have a big week of shows coming up, you guys. tomorrow night, jada pinkett-smith will be here. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: whoa! >> jimmy: rita ora will be here. dane dehann -- we're gonna play a game of "catchphrase"! it's gonna be fun. then, later this week, harry styles and kevin bacon will be here! [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: whoa! >> jimmy: and we'll have performances from the who! >> steve: whoa! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and sza will be here as well. >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: it's a big week. but first we have a fantastic show tonight! >> steve: ahh. she is so talented, so beautiful, so fun. she stars in the new comedy film "girls trip," queen latifah is here tonight! >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applau

dubai, locations in egypt as well. bloomingdale's is in dubai.y just a hop, skip, and a jump from jumping into iran if the green light is there? >> well, iran will look for the biggest american manufacturers, producers, developers to come to iran. now, the iranian regime hates us. it doesn't like the idea of doing business with americans. but they have watched china and how china has played the investing china make a profit, and you are slave deal. because once american businesses are heavily invested in iran or making major sales, aircraft sales and so forth to iran, well, then what you have is the phenomenon in a crisis, the american companies go to our government and say, hey, calm down. we don't want a problem with iran. so if they become iran's defenders. liz: good to see you. and one final quick question because we're running out of time. president trump says he would invite putin, vladimir putin to dc. what do you make of that with this backdrop, obviously, of a controversial meeting with the russian lawyer and donald trump jr.? >> liz, ca

to carry on laptops, you start to ask whether or not you will see other middle eastern hubs such as dubaie asked for a similar clearance from the u.s.. guy: something to watch out for. dizzy morning. tracy alloway joining us from abu dhabi, thank you. we will carry on the conversation, what the total detail -- deal is going to me. plenty of other things to think about. guilt will be opening shortly. we'll talk about guilt trade. short day in the state today because of the holiday. lovely day in berlin, matt miller not there, though. the open is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ the natural and for legislation is in february, 2010. therefore the foreseeable date would be between the month of february and early spring. democracy, there may be conditions for early elections, but for the time being, we do not have such isgle and therefore it likely for legislation to expire naturally. guy: that was the italian resident talking dates for an election in italy. more from that interview later on in the program. important stuff, the market paying attention to italy. let's take a look at what we are wat

tony: the rest of the money came from the dubai deal, too.: no money came from you personally? tony: yeah, about $50,000 from myself. lemonis: so they really -- do you own -- do you and your husband own the business? you own none of it? tony: it was a loan. freyda: it's a loan. lemonis: you charge him an interest rate? freyda: i wouldn't. my husband does. lemonis: and do you pay the interest monthly? tony: we do, but, you know, i -- she doesn't always pay it. you know, for me, it's important to be able to, you know, to get my parents' money back to them. they're not young. lemonis: and if they can't get it back, what does that mean? tony: [ voice breaking ] i'm scared. yeah. [ sighs ] 'cause i want to be able to get my parents' money out of the business. lemonis: you want to what? tony: get their money out of the business. freyda: he's always had a tough life. he really got into trouble. lemonis: what kind of trouble? freyda: bad trouble. lemonis: what kind of trouble? freyda: drugs. okay? lemonis: you had a drug problem? freyda: drugs. tony:

emirates and dubai and turkish airlines have also had ban lifted. the u.s. introduced the prohibition in march and it's still applies to u.s. bound flights from six other airports in the middle east and africa. it continues to affect five airlines. >>> and there's another type of travel ban. one that has nothing to do with laptops. california's attorney general recently announced the expansion of a ban on state funded travel to four states he says discriminate against the lgbt community, it is setting up a different ktype of battle betwen states which usually fight over tax breaks and incentives, but in, california is claiming the moral high ground. scott cohn reports from silicon valley. >> this comes after a number of states passed laws regarding religious freedom and rights. now, california says it is banning state funded travel to four states it says discriminate against lgbt people. alabama, kentucky, south dakota and texas on top of already banned states, north carolina, mississippi, kansas and tennessee. >> to travel to these states at state expense w

and in celebration, one bakery in dubai is baking something truly incredible. you can see at the beginning of the video, this person starts shaping fondant. they're trying to bring a face shape to it. this is where it starts getting creepy. as the details, the ears, the eyes, the nose, the lips, and coloring start coming into it. you can see the beard is coming across. the weird part, when they put the eyes inside. >> oh, my goodness. >> check that out. >> peter dinklage's character is now coming to life. but we're not done yet. while the head is amazing, that's just the abeginning. the boots look like leather. but where could he be sitting? nowhere else but the iron throne himself. >> he did not create the whole iron throne? >> he is ridiculously talented. >> give you details about the finished cake. it stands three foot 11 inches. only six inches shorter than peter dinklage. it weighs 70 pounds. it takes three to four weeks to make and it'll feed 100. and you can order these as long as you've got $27,000. >> that was about half as much as i was gesdsing. >> i

they were in dublin, london, moscow, dubai and sao paulo.rk world emoji day. >> who knew? >> which one is your favorite now that you've thought about it, howard bernstein? >> maybe the winking emoji. >> i like the heart. the heart is my favorite and frank hanrahan is joining us now. >> i like the one that's like the constant crying that you can hit it 10 times. you know what i'm talking about? >> the animated tears. >> you use that one a lot? >> there's a movie coming out in a couple of weeks and my kids are like i got to see this. >>> redskins fans and training camp? >> hopefully not the crying one. >> the story will be as it was heading into last season, the quarterback on another rental agreement, the latest on kirk cousins and his contract or for millions who suffer from schizophrenia a side effect of their medication... is something called "akathisia." it's time we took notice. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. optic networ

>> reporter: since then, paris, vegas and even dubai have been seen from a high wire. ten stories up. and there's no elevator. once at the top, the view is spectacular. from the houses of parliament to the london eye. and these 11 and 14-year-olds from seattle had already been down. what's your advice? >> just don't think about it. >> reporter: don't think about it? >> no. that's not what she mean. don't think about like falling. >> reporter: my turn now. and their advice wasn't helping. my breath is a little shorter. my heart is beating. i'm trying very hard not to look down. you have to walk down sky-high steps. it felt like walking the plank. >> go! >> oh! wow. woo-hoo! it is really risky. it's open until october. a chance to see london in a new way. keir simmons, nbc news, london. >> keir simmons with the quote of the day, "woo-hoo!" >>> when we come back, from football stardom to the bronco chase to today's newest chapter in this saga, inside america's enduring fascination with o.j. simpson. ===jess vo=== but will the bay area be ready if a major fire breaks out h

. >> reporter: at washington dulles, long lines for the double decker flight to dubai today. >> one more time, just look straight ahead for me, please. >> reporter: and a new final security check for every passenger who boards. >> can you take your glasses off and look straight ahead. >> reporter: a facial recognition kiosk comparing the outbound passenger's face with all photos already on file in passports, visas or other sources. >> we've run the fingerprints in advance. we've run the biographic vetting in advance. we know it's accurate and belongs to the person we expected it to. >> reporter: while we were there today, customs officers arrested a passenger, the man wearing a hoodie. an american with an active arrest warrant. congress ordered the biometric upgrade years ago. now testing in washington, houston, atlanta and chicago before rolling out nationally. as homeland security tries to keep better track of who is entering the country and who's leaving. >> the real problem in immigration today is not so much people coming over the border but people overstaying their visas. and we do

of they share a, one of the world's largest domes of gas, dubai banks are doing business.st to point out that some of these demands from their perspective are nonnegotiable and are ripe for hypocrisy >> are the saudis overestimating how much the united states is thering to do to put pressure on qutar given first and foremost the importance of the u.s. base in qutar >> i think they miss calculated. they think they believe that they would cave relatively quickly, that they would not have options, and they have proven they have vast resources, the wealthiest country on a per capita basis in world. they have vast resources at their disposal. there is the fact of air base, which is incredibly important to the pentagon and to american military operations around the region. >> glor: it strike as lot of people that as difficult as the relationships that qutar is trying to manage right now, as long as they have that u.s. air base there, they have no pun intended the trump card >> i think that's true. and when this began, a little more than a month ago, it was clear that they were g