a dollar safari has a few hours off before he heads back to dubai with his boat during the past few years when sanctions eased the 43 year old father made initial contact with europe at the moment they are not of much help. after all mail to go to europe and do business there immigration from oddities need to get easier any visa applications take a long time and are very difficult. the next problem is foreign currency exchange i'm sure some people in iran manage to do this but it's problematic for the small trader. that many iranians feel let down by europe would like a dollar safari most do not want to give up hope that the situation will improve once more. now amid the struggle of u.s. sanctions there is one industry that happens to be flourishing and iran has its naturally beautiful scenery to thank. does this look like a struggling country stunning architecture blue skies and an abundance of culture despite sanctions iran's tourism sector is beating the odds and bringing wealth to a nation experiencing increasing opposition on the world stage tourists to the country are pleasantly sur

it was always difficult but now much more so the ships used to take 2 hours to reach the court in dubai but nowadays they take from 2 days to a whole week to get to the port you have to wait for the inspection to be completed the officials from dubai have become much stricter. fewer goods being allowed into the country is a massive problem for rainy and tighter supplies lead to higher prices inflation is running high. iranians have to take any job they can just to get by. you know what i'm a university graduate. and. without sanctions the job market will be so much better. quality. economic conditions have worsened but we still get by we still continue to work and to do our jobs. many things have become more expensive but we somehow get through and we're not completely unhappy it's just. a dollar safari has a few hours off before he heads back to dubai with his boat during the past few years when sanctions eased the 43 year old father made initial contact with europe at the moment they are not of much help. after all. to go to europe and do business there immigration from oddities need

a dollar safari has a few hours off before he heads back to dubai with his boat during the past few years when sanctions eased the 43 year old father made initial contact with europe at the moment they are not of much help. after. to go to europe and do business there immigration from oddities need to get easier any visa applications take a long time and are very difficult. the next problem is foreign currency exchange i'm sure some people in iran manage to do this but it's problematic for the small traders. many iranians feel let down by europe would like a dollar safari most do not want to give up hope that the situation will improve once more. let's take a look into this story i'm now joined by my colleague jilani from the w's asia service was a sanctions have been in place for you now want are you hearing from iran what's the situation right now for the people there. you know i have as you were just tearing into support situation is desperate for ordinary iranians even though the american government says it's. sanctions are targeted at the iranian regime at the revolutionary guard but

a dollar safari has a few hours off before he heads back to dubai with his boat during the past few years when sanctions eased the 43 year old father made initial contact with europe at the moment they are not of much help. to go to europe and do business there immigration from oddities need to get easier any visa applications take a long time and are very difficult. the next problem is foreign currency exchange i'm sure some people in iran manage to do this but it's problematic for the small traders. many iranians feel let down by europe would like a dollar safari most do not want to give up hope that the situation will improve once more. authorities in tanzania had seized nearly $2000000.00 worth of ivory illegal stuff pile was found buried underneath the house of a poacher is said to cause to come from over $100.00 different elephants the poacher and 7 accomplices have since been arrested tanzania has been stepping up the fight against the illegal ivory trade. 2 years ago a tiny land locked as you tube became the 1st country in africa to legalize the farming of medical marijuana one of

abdullah safari has a few hours off before he heads back to dubai with his boat during the past few years when sanctions eased the 43 year old father made initial contact with europe at the moment they are not of much help. to go to europe and do business there immigration from oddities need to get easier any visa applications take a long time and are very difficult. the next problem is foreign currency exchange i'm sure some people in iran manage to do this but it's problematic for the small traders. many iranians feel let down by europe would like a dollar safari most do not want to give up hope that the situation will improve once more most asian and european markets have been rallying after news the united states and china will return to the negotiating table next month it will be the 1st high level face to face meeting since the toughest of the escalator just recently the agreement came in a phone call between the chief chinese envoy vice premier you hate trade representative and treasury secretary steven the notion investors of why the escalating battle will tip the global economy i

do you need to replace dubai -- we price dubai in any way -- reprice dubai in any way?up 1.77%. we open up 20% on oil. five dollars to seven dollars of that. gold is big. if you wanted a boost in the arm, you have just got it in the form of this outage. is it a two-day event, if for four-day or more -- a event or more? boris johnson says he is working flat out to reach her brexit deal. he is heading to luxembourg today for negotiations with jean-claude juncker. johnson is prepared to take a hard line approach. effectively defying a ban on a no-deal brexit passed by the british parliament. let's get to luxembourg. maria, good to see you. boris johnson, jean-claude juncker, coming face-to-face. what can we expect? maria: good morning, manus. this is the first time the two men meet. the prime minister said he would not be meeting -- the u.k. and the brussels negotiating team unless he agreed to make substantial changes to that deal, and in terms of today, we are hoping and expecting to hear from the two men. if prime minister will come here. it would succeed in breaking fr

although its own stocks are exhausted dubai is far from given up. the burj khalifa at the time of construction the world's tallest building was built with sand from half a world away. we have a saying in english which is selling sand to the arabs which is obviously a joke. that that's actually come true in the case of the by. $3500.00 australian companies exports into the arabian peninsula their profits of tripled in 20 years accounting for a $5000000000.00 jackpot. and australia is just one small part of a global trend that reliant on importing sand from other areas you see is this huge trade around the world moving from one another for different purposes such construction and land reclamation. singapore is another city at the heart of the sand wars. and 30 years the country known as the switzerland of asia has become one of the richest in the region during this time the population has more than doubled and the 63 islands that make up the city state are bursting at the seams singapore its were lying on the imports. saddened for its very existence a

manus: i'm manus cranny in dubai.et us get your asia market check with juliette saly in singapore. aresian stocks as a whole lower for a second day in a row. have a look at the gains though in japan. energy stocks catching a bid on -- huge slack we saw in spike we saw in energy prices. macau stanley downplaying casinos. ongoing concerns in the city. china's market being hit are the fact that we have more week data on home prices. we also had a weaker than from the pboc today in terms of the yuan reference. that is weighing on the aussie dollar. pointingal bank today to potential future using ahead. have a look at the impact of the overall trade war particularly here on the singapore economy. we saw double-digit losses in terms of electronics exports reflected by this blue line here for the eighth month out of nine in a row. singapore exports as a whole fall for six months. but they were better than expected. a .9% drop year on year and that was the best or the slowest i guess pace in terms of a drop we have seen since

although its own stocks are exhausted dubai is far from given up. the burj khalifa at the time of construction the world's tallest building was built with sand from half a world away. we have a saying in english which is selling sand to the arabs which is obviously a joke. that that's actually come true in the case of the by. $3500.00 australian companies exports into the arabian peninsula their profits of tripled in 20 years accounting for a $5000000000.00 jackpot. and australia is just one small part of a global trend that reliant on importing sand from other areas and so what you see is this huge trade around the world moving from one another for different purposes such construction and land reclamation. singapore is another city at the heart of the sand wars. in 30 years the country known as the switzerland of asia has become one of the richest in the region during this time the population has more than doubled and the 63 islands that make up this city state are bursting at the seams singapore it's sort of lying on the import. for its very exist

when extraordinary the attorney general kuwait asked the dubai court to freeze that money so that's why the money wasn't paid out it was because the kuwait prosecution authorities froze it eventually thanks to the efforts of our american colleagues it was unfrozen and the kuwaiti port authorities received at least 4 times their investment back from that fund so that was just a nonsense in relation to the forged documents extraordinary thing about that is this claim 1st started because a disgruntled employee who marsha just sacked went to the authorities complaining about her. subsequently an auditor audited the books of the port authority and produced 2 documents which he said showed that they had been claiming for services rendered to the port authority which were not actually jews at all subsequently that very person was convicted of forging those documents and was sentenced to 6 months in prison and he in fact absconded so isn't in prison and very recently in the last month came back to kuwait where the kuwaiti court even though he did condon being convicted have allowed him out

when extraordinary the attorney general kuwait asked the dubai court to freeze that money so that's why the money wasn't paid out it was because the kuwait prosecution authorities froze it eventually thanks to the efforts of our american colleagues it was unfrozen and the kuwaiti port authorities received at least 4 times their investment back from that fund so that was just a nonsense in relation to the forged documents extraordinary thing about that is this claim 1st started because a disgruntled employee who just sacked went to the authorities complaining about her subsequently an auditor audited the books of the kuwaiti port authority and produced 2 documents which he said showed.

manus: good morning from dubai. comics "daybreak europe of i am manus cranny. >> and i am nejra cehic in london. the fed is expected to cut rates by a quarter point today, but health messaging will be the story again. and the dot plot. , our guest gives us his take on central-bank policy. >> the effectiveness of monetary policy is not guaranteed. it needs to be complemented with other policy instruments. never fished a short-term shocker, the fed meeting is overshadowed by first move into many -- many markets in a decade but it falls short. , saudier the attack arabia attempt to move beyond the worst oil shortage of bloomberghe ceo tells will be back online soon. ofas i said, by the end september, we will be a capacity. ♪ ♪ manus: it is daybreak europe. we had an irruption in overnight funding. we touched on it yesterday, nejra. up she went, double bang. back inpean market came and quelled the market. was it all to do in paying taxes are paying the auction, or is there a tightness in the dollar market that we are un

haven't been to dubai lately. >> i'm going to assume they're delicious. >> i can't cook, terry.ill be honest. >> that's why we have people like gordon ramsey. we have one more day off rrnd i'm definitely going to be eating out tomorrow because i can't cook. if you are hanging out in san francisco -- >> you can't barbecue either? >> terry, i took to survive not because it tastes good unfortunately. my mom needs to come through and teach me a couple recipes. the great news is that the bay area is known as a fooddy location, so i get to go out and explore the wonderful restaurants from all the great chefs. it will be 90s tomorrow. >> "nightly news" is next. we're back at 6:00. hope you can join us. >>> breaking news tonight -- dorian is now one of the most powerful hurricanes in history, hitting the bahamas right now with astonishing force. wind gusts at least 200 miles an hour, roofs torn off homes, people fearing for their lives. >> please pray for us. please pray for us, everyone please pray for us. >> forecasters warning it could change the geography of the bahamas forever. som

although its own stocks are exhausted dubai is far from given up. the burj khalifa at the time of construction the world's tallest building was built with sand from half a world away. we have a saying in english which is selling sand to the arabs which is obviously a joke. that that's actually come true in the case of the by. $3500.00 australian companies exports into the arabian peninsula their profits of tripled in 20 years accounting for a $5000000000.00 jackpot. and australia is just one small part of a global trend that reliant on importing sand from other areas and so what you see is this huge trade around the world moving from one another for different purposes such construction and land reclamation. singapore is another city at the heart of the sand wars. in 30 years the country known as the switzerland of asia has become one of the richest in the region during this time the population has more than doubled and the 63 islands that make up the city state are bursting at the seams singapore its were lying on the import. for its very existence

we are headed live to dubai." ♪ >> oil is the overriding theme in the markets today, uncertainty remains. traders are waiting to see if there's any reaction in saudi arabia, as tensions escalate in the middle east. he is willing to release emergency supplies if need be. let's take a look at where we are. the asia tech index currently given2%, not surprising, that higher oil prices are coming on the back of slowing global growth, not great in terms of the energy sector, up by 2% and inching upward throughout the day, and of course all members in positive territory. perspective,his in jet fuel accounts for the biggest allies -- from qantas, oilnew zealand -- higher prices impacting profit when they released numbers back in august. the shipping industry is down .3%, linked to the outlook for trade. you know that the yen has been tilting to a haven asset. the japanese yen a haven play with traders going toward the loonie and the swedish krona. these are currencies related to the oil play. with regards to india, india

bloomberg sources say work on dubai's airport has been halted.the dubai government announced plans to combat slumps and aperty prices committee to balance supply and demand. we speak to the ceo.

. >>> dubai has issued a directive that would curb the pace of new real estate construction projects.ister of the united arab emirates ordered the creation of a committee to study the needs of the real estate market. the move comes amid a slowdown in dubai's economy and a slump in real estate prices. >>> the interior of the tesla model 3 is now 100% leather free. animal rights groups have been urging the automaker to rid its cars of animal-derived material for years. the company has also vowed that its forthcoming model y will also be fully vegan when it debuts in 2020. >>> and with fall just around the corner, pumpkin spice season is officially upon us. krispy kreme has announced the seasonal return of its pumpkin spice original glazed doughnut. the north carolina-based chain also confirmed the debut of a new pumpkin-flavored treat known as the pumpkin spice original filled doughnut. it's filled with cream cheese -- cheesecake cream. both sweet treats will be available for a limited time only from now until sunday, september 8th. and i know i'm going to probably have to stock up my f

the team has a mix of experience for the event in dubai this november.o the team we have 43 athletes selected. the first time, that is a reality exciting new addition for us, a good mix of established household names and new athletes so it is definitely a team which i would say is not that strongest, but it is is a team definitely going in the right direction going towards tokyo. that is all from us. keep up—to—date with the champions league matches on the website. we will have more for you throughout the evening. three teenagers have been charged with the murder of pc andrew harper. he was killed while attending a burglary in berkshire. 0ur correspondent is here with the details, what do we know? you may remember that last month a 20—year—old man ged foster appeared at the magistrate court charged with the murder of pc harper but at the time the thames valley place said the investigation was ongoing. today they have announced three more people have been charged with murder. they are 18—year—old henry long and two 17—year—old boys who can't be named beca

as a result of which the money was to distribute investors is was transferred into an account and dubai when extraordinary the attorney general kuwait asked the dubai court to freeze that money so that's why the money wasn't paid out it was because the kuwait prosecution authorities froze it eventually thanks to the efforts of our american colleagues it was unfrozen and the kuwaiti port authorities received at least $4.00 times their investment back from that fund so that was just a nonsense in relation to the forged documents extraordinary thing about that is this claim 1st started because a disgruntled employee who while she just sacked went to the authorities complaining about her. subsequently an auditor audited the books of the kuwaiti port authority and produced 2 documents which he said showed that they had been claiming for services rendered to the port authority which were not actually jews at all subsequently that very person was convicted of forging those documents and was sentenced to 6 months imprisonment he in fact absconded so isn't in prison and very recently in the last

with 107000000 passengers followed by the existing beijing international airport with 101000000 and dubai international with 89000000 passengers passing through every year. but it's the 2nd major airport built in beijing in just over a decade beijing international is already full while environmental activists elsewhere ask questions about the future of mass air transition china's aviation future is just taking off. the china u.s. trade war has dampened economic prospects in asia with the asian development bank downgrading its growth forecasts for this year and next the bank scaled down its predictions from 5.7 to 5.4 percent this year and down a fraction next year to a glimmer of forecasts reflect clear fears that the us china trade found off could escalate or even spread to other countries in the region for more i'm joined by yes the u.k. sawada chief economist of the asian development bank mr sawat welcome now 5.4 percent growth in the region i still really good by most measures but the euro zone in contrast for example is projected to post just 1 point one percent growth this year how

with 107000000 passengers followed by the existing beijing international airport with 101000000 and dubai international with 89000000 passengers passing through every year. it's the 2nd major airport built in beijing in just over a decade beijing international is already full on environmental activists elsewhere ask questions about the future of mass air transition china's aviation future is just taking off. the u.s. and japan have announced the outlines of a trade agreement which they expect to finish up in the near future and a joint statement the 2 countries vowed to finish the deal in 4 months u.s. president donald trump said the agreement would open up japanese markets to $7000000000.00 of american products potentially undermining the deal is trump's threat to put new tariffs on foreign cars imported into the u.s. . let's go now to our financial correspondent in new york again scored a yen some interesting trade news there with your pen but it's not really the trade news driving markets today what can you tell us the other main trade news was actually some speculation or remark from

i was in an airport in dubai chatting to someone from hong kong and they are very sympathetic, they feeling of democratic rights towards china, but they are also saying, i have to get my kids to school. i think this is becoming a bit tiring. 32 stations vandalised. vandalism and destroying infrastructure is always very negative. we will keep an eye on how it develops and how the general strike goes today and tomorrow. i skip to the story about kfc because a trade war is something we talk about a lot. i can send that story out in more detail. what sandwich was, kfc sells out of plant —based chicken in atalanta. this was a test on the part of kfc and it would see there is a real appetite for plant —based foods. there is a real appetite for plant -based foods. i am surprised. in the uk we have a bakery called greg's and they introduce a vegan sausage roll that has proved extremely popular. i do think for a minute that this article is not encouraging people to be vegetarian or vegan, it is playing more towards increasing amount of people that choose not to eat meat every day, flexitarianism.

the para athletics worlds will be in dubai in november but swimming is the other big sport at the games monday at the london aquatics centre, and with 25 golds decided on the opening night there were five world record and kate grey has the pick of the action. the thursday of action here in london has provided plenty of exciting racing with multiple world records broken and 13 nations winning golds, just proving the international breadth of paris. three time paralympic champion from canada won her nation's first gold of this championships in the s—10 freestyle, but ever the perfectionist, she wanted more from the race. i wanted to break my record and come as close as possible but it is still a gold, i have earned ten golds in my career, so it's very exciting and the first medalfor canada, it's very exciting and the first medal for canada, and it it's very exciting and the first medalfor canada, and it is gold. i'm very happy for that but i can't wait to see the race and see what went wrong and know what you work on for the next year. 0n the close of day one, russia tops the medals table

in dubai.'s get the asian market action. juliette saly standing by in singapore. getting ready for the holidays, but a little bit of action before we go on golden retreat week. juliette: that is right. we are seeing chinese stocks a little lower, with certainly off the lows of the day. asian stocks starting the trading week on a negative note, weakness coming through in japan's markets. factory numbers were disappointing for the month of august. we've been watching upward momentum in new zealand stocks, but the kiwi is tracking lower. we had business confidence in new zealand at a 2008 low. and hong kong looking pretty good, even though we had more protests yesterday. they are expecting to see a ramp up in protest in october 1, the 70th anniversary of the people's republic of china. and that is why we are seeing china's markets closed for tomorrow for a week. but worth noting the pickup you're seeing in nitrate. we have seen the csi 300 much further down in that. perhaps more state based buying

with 107000000 passengers followed by the existing beijing international airport with 101000000 and dubai international with 89000000 passengers passing through every year. it's the 2nd major airport built in beijing in just over a decade beijing international is already full while environmental activists elsewhere ask questions about the future of their transition china's aviation future is just taking off. it's the biggest tech i.p.o. in germany in 2 decades. which makes video conferencing and remember working software public and investors billions in the process the company has raised over 2200000000 euros companies they could have saved. a 40 percent increase in sales regardless of any boost from the i feel. now let's go straight. only boncelles in frankfurt at the sites off of that i.p.o. never heard of a company or a bit of a hidden champion that. yeah you're not alone i had heard of it either before it announced its i.p.o. and we started preparing for it here but they're calling the sub selves germany's 3rd largest software company in india the sales have skyrocketed as you have ju

her >> i just came from dubai. i was there for almost three years, so i get the immigrant thing. it is two parts, one question is, do we have asylum for people because there are some people who would gladly go home? and number two, as far as the african-american community, and i'm not a voice for the irican-american community, have a lot of people from all demographics, different but i thinks,, african-americans and more immigrants would get behind the border issues, but sometimes they come here and they treat african-americans and other minorities so bad, and the comments that they say, like that imported racism. ,e have to address that too because my time in dubai, it was called being a nice visitor. i think we should have open borders, but you have to treat all the american citizens with respect. and i think a lot of other people of made it harder for people trying to get over here. host: thank you. [applause] would you like to address the asylum question, mayor? i'm sorry. could you repeat your first question about asylum? >> is there a possibility they are going to offer asy

her >> i just came from dubai. i was there for almost three years, so i get the immigrant thing. it is two parts, one question is, do we have asylum for people because there are some people who would gladly go home? and number two, as far as the african-american community, and i'm not a voice for the irican-american community, have a lot of people from all demographics, different but i thinks,, african-americans and more immigrants would get behind the border issues, but sometimes they come here and they treat african-americans and other minorities so bad, and the comments that they say, like that imported racism. ,e have to address that too because my time in dubai, it was called being a nice visitor. i think we should have open borders, but you have to treat all the american citizens with respect. and i think a lot of other people of made it harder for people trying to get over here. host: thank you. [applause] would you like to address the asylum question, mayor? i'm sorry. could you repeat your first question about asylum? >> is there a possibility they are going to offer asy

they regret this a lot we have tens of targets within our large bank of targets in dubai and abu dhabi could be hit any time you have to stop your aggression against yemen and then you will enjoy peace and security and we will enjoy. this take you through some other developments saudi arabia said earlier that normal oil production would resume within weeks rather than months crown prince mohammed bin salman asks south korea for help to strengthen riyadh's defense defense system after the attacks which did cut 5 percent of the world's oil production also france is sending experts to saudi arabia to investigate who carried out the attacks and how they did it. the kingdom is joining the u.s. led maritime coalition to secure the gulf that is the one that focuses on key shipping lanes including the strait of hormuz which is used to transport a 5th of the world's oil and president donald trump has called for more sanctions on iran. also u.s. secretary mike pompei has landed in jeddah in saudi arabia to share intelligence about the attacks so let's talk to our correspondents were starting wit

ramsey ady kitchen in las vegas and dubai. and our director is going to be there on opening night hoping gordon ramsay is going to be there. >> i think gordon ramsay is a character. i don't ever want him to judging my cooking. your girl can't cook, sorry, not sorry. >> you've got other things going on. >> you know, i do what i can. i can do the basics, rice, a little chicken. that's it. golden gate bridge. this is going to be -- terry, i'm going to call this because the golden gate bridge has been stunning all weekend long. we had fog rolling through which i love because it show cases what san francisco is about with the fog. south bay 82 degrees. peninsula 76, comfortable, 89 in the tri-valley and in the north 86re off. right now your 24 hour temperature change has a good ocean breeze. we're going to see the fog rolling in once again. we're starting to see the marine layer building along the coast. this is what we're dealing with. we've got a big ridge of high pressure over southern california and central california and that'

>> good morning from dubai. thi s is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." >> these are today's top stories. push china'ss stocks higher. u.k.'s labour party readies no deal brexit. parliament returns tomorrow. rulekong officials don't out an emergency law. manus: yesterday we broke the news that there was a ratcheting higher in the tariff war's --wars. what are the implications? the economy is stable. they will adjust economic policy as is appropriate. it really is about the next response lever from china for me . nejra: questions are being asked about whether they need to do more to fuel credit and support the property sector, loosen some of the controls. some of the reaction we are seeing is not because of pmi, because they show a little more pressure from trade, but more because of the response and the words we've had from authorities today. manus: let's talk about the rest of the response mechanism. steven major said, i'm talking about ground zero for trade. the new zealand dollar. a lower move. the market believes

shaw did have his work backed up on another laptop, but that was stolen at an airport in dubai just aago. >>> time is 4:15. police in pleasantton are searching for a man who lead them in a high-speed chase on interstate 880. 26-year-old lead them on a chase yesterday morning. he was wanted on several warrants. now, the chase abruptly ended on the northbound shoulder of interstate 680 where castlebury started running. police spent hours searching for him. you see his photo. if you have any information about where he is, call pleasantton police. >>> 80,000 kaiser permenente workers may be calling off a strike scheduled next month. they had reached a tentative agreement with his union likely avoiding that nationwide strike set for october 14th. kaiser says the contract was established a $130 million workforce, development and educational program. the healthcare giant also plans to create a program to help reduce the shortage of workers and provide annual pay increases. the union still needs to approve the deal. you sal is here. how does it look out there? >>> rite now, we're off to a gre

yeah, but another distraction off the field our jason dubai's joins us with that i guess it's not theo call out your boss on social media, i know jon gruden mike mayock are so happy that they brought in a bee's his calendar but you have to think. >>every morning they're waking up looking at their phones crossing hours this crossing their fingers that it happened again today the raiders are just a few days out of their season opener against the broncos and their star wide receiver turn some heads this morning for something off the field. surprise surprise. this morning, antonio brown posted a picture to his instagram of what appeared to be a letter from general manager mike mayock explaining that brown was fined almost 14 k from an unexcused absence from practice. brown in turn shed when your own team wants to hate but there is no stopping me. this afternoon at practice. it was business as usual as brown was in attendance working with the other starters, but guys just another line in this whole saga i i think it will come down once they start playing football every week but with antoni

ramsey already has a health kitchen in las vegas and dubai. >> i would eat at his restaurant but i wouldafraid of "you have to eat it! eat it!" >>> coming up on "today in the bay" we're watching that forecast because we know you probably have some fun plans today. >> lots of fun, nice weather, even cooler than it has been. we've had hot temperatures in the valleys and campbell expected to start out in the mid-60s and reach into the upper 70s by noon. we'll talk about that and a look at that morning commute, if you have to work today, that's coming up next. >>> plus an intense scene in the south bay. a hit-and-run driver causing a mangled mess overnight. what surveillance video is revealing about that story, in a live report. >>> he hit the car right here, a pashl parked car. the car went total, completely. >> hit-and-run chaos. a driver leaves behind a lot of damage in one south bay neighborhood overnight. the mega mess and the surveillance video that appears to have provided a major break in the case. >>> to have turned east and go north, so people won't die. >> dorian barrels through t

british-flagged tanker detained by iran's revolutionary guards has reached internatiteal en route to dubai, according to its owners. it was released after being detained in the strait of hormuz for alleged violations in juwe. it folthe royal marines seizing an iranian tanker off gibraltar suspted of carrying the united states reduce the number of refugees it takes in by almost half. the state department says 18,000 refugees will be accep the next 12 months, down from the current limit of 30,000. refugee slots will be prioritized for iraqis who work ho wor the u.s. military a small desk for some persecuted people from central america,ouhat work with it--iraqis who work with u.s.ilitary, for some persecuted people from central america, and small groups of religious minorities. a huge crackdown by egypt's security forces is preventing mass protests from taking place in the ccuital, cairo. ty forces closed off tahrir square after calls to protest alleged corruption by president sisi and the military. instead, it was the prppident's orters who staged rallies in his defense. protests broke o las

the team has a mix of experience for the event in dubai this november.t is a reality exciting new addition for us, a good mix of established household names and new athletes so it is definitely a team which i would say is not that strongest, but it is is a team definitely going in the

because you've got the gulf, so you've got kuwait, qatar, bahrain and then the united arab emirates with dubaibu dhabi, you've got that, and on the other side of the gulf is iran, and on the side of the gulf is iran, and on the side of the gulf behind them is saudi arabia. so you suck in the most tremendous influence on the world if you start being bellicose about this, and as they come out with their oil, they go through that very narrow bit called the straits of hamas, which iran could basically close if it wa nted iran could basically close if it wanted to. the world holds its breath culturally all over the world, but there is another big one here which is of course that, daisy refer to it and she is absolutely right, in all the markets of the world, saudi is the big boy of all production. although america is not reliant on the oil, is it? not any more, its shale gas production means it is self—sufficient. it does take it is self—sufficient. it does take it from saudi but it doesn't have to riff the world ended, and nor is a lot of the world of its own, but of course it is the biggest produ

he joins us from the dubai studios.hat are your expectations for the trade war, i guess i will call it a full-blown trade war? these tit-for-tat tariffs continued to be thrown back and forth, and it doesn't look like a meeting can be set for september. i think a key development over the summer has been the strategy of china. it looks like china is taking the trade war as a given. they are ready to let the economy slow. they are ready to let the currency adjust. at the end of the day, they want to stick to their position. a truce on trade war with the u.s. seems less likely than before. inevitably bewill affected. the key for investors to balance this with the militant -- the thetary stimulus, but again strong trade deal between the u.s. and china -- strong trade deal between the u.s. and china is getting lower. what the you follow bond markets are telling you and the gloom that is portrayed there, or rather what equity markets are telling you, as we did have again in the final week of august? veryes-henry: we have is in