i'm manus cranny in dubai. brussels edition, so from dubai, the heart of european politics. understands the latest trade talks between britain and the eu have been extended into the middle of the week. the u.k. cabinet minister and michelle barnier are staying in london, hopefully for a good sign. maria tadeo is the lady from brussels who knows all the ins and outs. is this a good sign? who's going to pay the expenses? maria: that's a good question, because the talks have been extended in london and i think on a serious note, you could read this as a sign of optimism, the two sides are still talking, they still want to negotiate and get this deal done. we've had a hint to the goal is to get something on paper that could potentially be ratified before the end of the year by mid-november. that is being presented as the new deadline, a moving target but deadlines with brexit are difficult to factor. on "thebe speaking brussels edition" with a member of european parliament who sits on the brexit group and we will be talking about deadlines. when will this be agreed? we will be t

i am manus cranny in dubai.ontinues overcomes initial secrecy as the wall street journal reports he didn't disclose a positive rapid test results last thursday. while waiting for findings of a more thorough screening. this, amid conflicting accounts from his doctors that raised doubts about how soon he will be able to return to the campaign. trump has been scrutinized for continuing with a full schedule after learning his aid tested positive. larry kudlow spoke with jonathan ferro on friday. udlow: we continue to emphasize the protocols. you and i have talked about this. you see virus hotspots, for example. the trends look pretty good right now. hospitalization fatalities way down, cases popped up a little bit earlier in september. they are coming back down but all through this, to the best of my ability and everyone's ability, we have emphasized these protocols. it can be done. it does seem to work, and we are open to business. i guess we have 80% of business open and we are assisting medically and financially

i am yousef gamal el-din in dubai. assetse risk eye firmly bid, the state of play of the s&p 500 currently called substantially higher after of course the earnings picture continues to fill overnight, including from netflix, which came through with a miss. latest lawsuit and the uncertainty in stride. u.s. 10-year finally getting movement in the last 10 hours. we are at 81 bits, and the selloff really taking a little bit of momentum over the last few hours. behold yield curve beyond five years is trading at four month highs. it is not a volatile rising bond yields. it is doing nothing to help the dollar, though. on the currency note, you have traders testing the chinese government's tolerance for a strong yuan. a major move in the u.s. fx space keeps rallying, no matter what officials you doing. gold getting a list as well, up .7%. keep an eye on that trade is what billionaire hedge fund manager john paulson is saying. let's get to the bloomberg first word news with you to round out the picture with leigh-ann gerrans.

i am yousef gamal el-din in dubai.'s get to the corporate earnings season and see what is happening with the banking giant, scandinavia's biggest. is swedish bank seb weathering the coronavirus better-than-expected. there are $550 million. the bank saying it has maintained its profit level despite the challenging environment. joining us now is johann georgie -- johan torgeby, the ceo and president at seb. johan, what drove the resilience at the bank? johan: there was a healthy underlying performance with the income coming up 5% compared to last year. in our bank, we pride ourselves to have the best because control possible, so those are showing some kind in the recovery in a tricky situation. however, i need to point out below the credit loss line, we are still down significantly compared to last year, but it is not due to lack of activity or clients supporting the recovery, it is more that we do see and have to for see -- have to foresee, expected credit losses going up. yousef: you said you were impressed by the poli

bbc news, dubai. katty: they moved in and now they are moving out. fighting between two former soviet republics cld enter its third week. if azerbaijan and armenia can't find a way to settle their territorial dispute. orrespondentional reports now from the cin the front lines. reporter: as forces continue their advanced in footage released by the authities here , the only show the victories. not the loss and they don't allow independent access tthe frontline. butto we were allowenter the ghost town of tartar, which to 100,000 people.ome most have been driven out by armenian shelling. but not this man we found picking up shrapnel. >> the armenians caused a lot of destruction, he told us, but it esn't matter as long as they are driven out. rtre: some here in tartar are sheltering underground. he doesn't respond. reporter: she tells me her grandson is used to it, and she's not going anywhere. >> we've been waiting for this fo 28 years. that is why we don't want to take one step away. my son and daughter are fighting on the front line. >> we've just been

manus: good morning from bloomberg's middle east headquarters in dubai. i'm manus cranny it is daybreak europe. cranny.manus it is daybreak europe. virus concerns and stimulus limbo in washington continue to weigh on sentiment. it is one week to run until u.s. election day. biden picks up his campaign pace as trump blitzes the battleground. the senate confirms amy coney barrett to the supreme court. it is earnings galore in europe. .ig oil hsbc, santander. we speak to the spanish lender's cfo. beach onis, it is a the core earnings-per-share. 44. market penciled in $1. when it comes to net sales, they are expected to grow to mid single digits. they are talking about core operating income at a low double digit to mid teens so in terms of the earnings per share, it's a beat, but on the sales side, it just comes in below third-quarter sales. in 12.4 $8penciled billion, so certainly a solid delivery. they are upgrading their core operating income guidance as well. analyst is parsing the numbers at the moment. we will have -- he will join the team. that is with

♪ manus: good from bloomberg's middle east headquarters in the city of dubai.t is daybreak europe. your top stories this morning. rising infection numbers see markets tumble. day in 500 has its worst four months. thought she says vaccines will be available in the u.s. until january. germany sees new coronaviruses hit a record of 23.5 thousand. europe heads closer to lockdown. your money and france imposed strict month-long measures to curb the virus spread. can it spur an immediate dose of support from the ecb? earnings keep coming. we speak to the top executives of credit sees -- credit suisse and many more. your destination to understand the outlook and numbers. net incomese with a dropping by 38%. 536 million swiss francs. the pencil that number was 597. that is a mess. plans for a 2021 share buyback program producing 1.5 billion swiss for that. that's a similar trend that we saw ubs deliver last week. the provisions. this is incredibly important. the loan loss provisions come in at under 100 million swiss franc. the estimate was 243. a very reminiscent stor

i am annmarie hordern with manus cranny in dubai. numbersle --nest nestlÉ numbers, quite good.timate was for 2.8%. strong numbers coming out of nestlÉ this morning. manus: they are also saying that the strategic review is for the on track -- fully on track. to give that kind of a revenue beat in terms of how they have affected their overall, that's for the nine-month, how have they impacted in terms of pricing? we want to keep an eye on that. you think of the host of a brands within the nestlÉ family and you begin to understand the breadth that they had. the portfolio transformation continues, the action on sustainability. they expect organic growth of around 3% for the full year. annmarie: yes, and before that, they saw 2%-3%. they are in the top end of that range. this comes in the backdrop of europe's outbreak, and it continues to spread. greece and netherlands hit daily case records and spain is weighing a curfew in madrid. and the united kingdom, prime minister boris johnson forced the manchester area into the country's strictest measures. ecb president christine lagarde s

how expats in dubai who have lost theirjobs due to covid—i9 are preparing to relocate.resident donald trump is back at the white house, where he continues to be treated for the coronavirus, but he's cast doubt on the us economic recovery by pulling out of crucial talks for another stimulus package. the announcement triggered a sell off on wall street and the us central bank chief jerome powell warned that there will be quote "tragic consequences without further covid relief". he was speaking at an event before the president tweeted that stimulus talks are postponed. joining me now is fahad kamal, chief investment officer at kleinwort hambros. good to see you. good morning. market reaction was swift and not surprising to see a sell—off on wall street. not surprising to see a sell-off on wall street. give us sell-off on wall street. give us your take on how important it is that there is more stimulus, and soon, for the united states economy. so there area number of united states economy. so there are a number of parts are to question and the first of the market reaction w

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♪ ♪ good morning from bloomberg's middle east headquarters in dubai.marie hordern alongside me in london. these are your top stories. >> we need to save our country. joe biden is the best leader to do that. >> when i look at their plan that talks about advancing testing, creating ppe, developing a vaccine, it looks a little bit like plagiarism. harris slams the presidents pandemic response in an even-tempered debate with mike pence. polls show joe biden widening his lead in battleground states. push higher amid signs nancy pelosi is open to a relief bill. help downigger fiscal the track. coronavirus cases rise in europe. france reports a record daily number. president macron says more restrictions are coming. boris johnson wrote -- warns of rising infections in london. 6:00 in the city of london where anne-marie gordon is resident. what a different debate this was. this was salvos of policy. where harris going after, did mr. trump borrow his money from? pence went after her on the energy front. good morning. annmarie: good morning. i got up early to ma

m annmarie hordern in london manus cranny in dubai.cing growing pressure change course as the surge threatens demand once again. the group meets today to review compliance, production cuts and assess the outlets. joining us is the executive energy and commodity. for me it's about the two phone calls between vladimir putin and mohammed bin salman. is is setting the stage that they won't be able to increase production? >> i think there is a view in the markets that is a critical balance. january is that they ease off cuts pipe to barrels a day. what the markets improving. so take that extra oil, especially the resurgence in production from libya. so it may be that the two leaders are talking about how to approach that meeting in early december, and whether they want to dial that back down. we do not get a read after that meeting. manus: who would have thought that libya would be the swing factor as we go into this negotiation on december the first. annmarie. the prince to say, whoever gambles in this markets will be -- like hell. how muc

let's go to the middle east now — because this week the first cargo ship has travelled from dubai toce comes after a peace deal between israel and the united arab emirates last month that could eventually mean billions of dollars of trade between the two countries. it's a major step for business in the region, according to sultan ahmed bin sulayem, chairman of dubai's huge port operating company dp world. i tell you, in the past we have operated where we cannot take everybody. if somebody is going to israel, they have to fly over europe. imagine a country is that your neighbour, and is very close to you, but they have difficulty getting where they need because of the business with us and them not allowed. israel has huge logistical advantages for us in europe and vice—versa. maybe a thousand kilometres from the mediterranean airport to baghdad stop its almost a thousand kilometres to baghdad. if you ship something by sea, it could be about 7500 kilometres to iraqi, to baghdad —— to iraq, but it could be 3000. so it is very fitting for our business, we have ports in europe and we trad

these were the first container ships coming from the free-trade area in dubai. they had washing machines. that is bringing down the price, the cost-of-living for citizens of israel right away. its trade, ok. israelis could never fly east. we had to go around the red sea, around the arabian peninsula. it would take us hours to get anywhere, let alone to get into the arabian peninsula, because we did not have any relations that. now, people are planning tourism offices from israel, all the tourism agents flocking to abu dhabi and dubai and bahrain. they are now just loaded with requests from israelis. believe it or not, the other way 's and emirati'i s want to come. each of us has what it has to offer the other. it changes the lives of people. exactly as you said, mr. president, we are not engaging in bloodshed, antagonism. we are engaging in cooperation for the present and future. it is not a distant vision. it is not a dream. we are actually seeing the fruits of peace right now in these days, days after signing these agreements. we have never seen anything like

♪ manus: good morning bloomberg's middle east headquarters in dubai.nnmarie hordern is beside me in london hq. your top stories this morning. job cuts deep in. american and united airlines/workers. payroll support isn't prolonged. steve mnuchin and nancy pelosi extend talks on a new stimulus deal. the fourth quarter starts with a major hiccup in tokyo. the stock exchange halts trading for the entire day after its worst ever outage. the hardware breakdown is to blame. european leaders gather for a special summit in brussels. relations with china and sanctions on belarus top the agenda. isn't butecovery fund concerns linger. 9:00 in dubai. good morning. the risks of a government shutdown have been taken off of the plate. i have the image in my head between nancy pelosi and mnuchin. it sounds like the white house is moving forward. mitch mcconnell, are we closer to a deal? he says we are miles away. annmarie: he seems to be pouring cold water on that idea. the democrats did postpone that vote for the 2.2 trillion. maybe we can get something on foxbusiness

now watch your mind up be the 1st thing that comes to mind when you think of dubai but a fountain there has just broken the guinness world record for being the biggest dollars taking the title from one just around the corner the palm fountain is equipped with jets capable of blasting water more than 100 meters into the air and 3000 multicolored ele deaton like it's. fireworks are bad either just reminder the top story we're following for you here today on d w news u.s. president gul trump and his democratic challenger joe biden have clashed again in a final t.v. debate for the upcoming presidential election and exchange which microphone for me it should stop the candidates for interrupting each other president trump adopted a more restrained tone biden renewed his criticism of the president's handling of the credible pandemic while trump said little on actual policies. monica's up next with business news thanks for watching. it's session for spectacular pictures. it's their passion for nature. it's their complete a function that makes them the wildlife photographer in the world. and. co

now water might not be the 1st thing that comes to mind when you think of dubai but a fountain there has just broken the guinness world record for being the biggest on earth taking the title from another fountain just around the corner. a new poll phelps in is equipped with a jet staple of blasting water more than 100 meters into the air and it has 3000 multicolored so. you're watching news from berlin got a documentary for you next hour asking if satellites in space could bring high speed internet to everyone. thanks for watching. can you hear me now oh yes we don't need you and how nasty is john sonce now we'll bring you i'm going to man call and see if. surprise yourself with what is possible . really what and want. to talk to people. the way maurice and critics might join us from apple sauce stocks.

in the middle east, dogs have been snimpg at the dubai international airport since summer.ay they have an accuracy rate of 92%. i spoke to researchers at the university of pennsylvania where they're training their own dogs to help in the battle against the pandemic. this is miss m. she's searching for a particular scent and she knows what she finds it, she can scurry off for a treat. good girl. she and poncho are two of eight labrador retrievers working with the university of pennsylvania's school of veterinary medicine. researchers hope to show that dogs can sniff out covid-19. >> good girl! >> this is not a pie in the sky idea. zrogs sniffed out diseases before. >> absolutely. >> reporter: dr. jaint otto is the director of pen vets working dog center. >> they've done it with ovarian cancer. they do it with a lot of other diseases. we're pretty confident that they can do it. >> reporter: dogs have sniff out blood sugar levels before they become dangerous. their own special signature and dogs can can recognize a virus in culture. >> reporter: if the dogs can successfully de

thank you to ian, think of the penny and dubai papers in the morning. next is the film review. hello, and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode, rounding up the best movies available for viewing in cinemas and in the home. far and away my favourite film of the week is summer of 85, the latest from francois ozon, the french director behind such diverse fare as sitcom, under the sand and by the grace of god. a bittersweet saga of love and death, it's a coming—of—age tale that moves the original setting of aidan chambers' source novel from southend—on—sea to le treport in france, where the death—obsessed alex looks back on his relationship with the beautiful david. with the heady energy of an ‘805 teen pic, we watch alex falling for the friend of his dreams, being swept off his feet by david's vibrant "live fast, die young" attitude and then driven to a jealous rage by the arrival of english interloper kate. while all this plays out in flashback, it's intercut with later scenes of an apparently traumatised alex facing questions about a terrible

to see some of this is a place like this is going to stand out on the 1st international flight from dubai it was made in the south africans who came back here but they haven't been able to come back home for 6 months now the tourism industry is of course hoping that in the next days more and more tourists will come back because the industry has been suffering had lots in the past 6 months according to the south african tourism business council more than 1000000 tourism related jobs where impacted by the coronavirus pandemic and this is of course something that the people working at the airport also failed for example the taxi operators were almost out of business during that time i love you my life is good so i was not good again it's my 1st day being here. does it disaster it does it does us aid me no. room for do food. mission in the. region and it is not likely that things will get back to normal here anytime soon also because tourists from high risk countries are still not allowed to come here that includes the u.s. the united kingdom and the netherlands all countries that usually mak

manus: good morning from bloomberg's middle east headquarters in dubai. memarie hordern is alongside at london hq. let's get your top stories on the agenda sheet this morning for you. the global stock market's retreat after u.s. intelligence officials warn iran and russia are attempting to interfere with the presidential election. they say there was no hacking involved. 12 days until the vote. spain is the first nation in western europe with one million virus cases. it comes as u.s. hospitalization rates reach a two month high. stimulus, the wrangling continues as the white house says the goal is to reach a deal in 48 hours. the pound surges the most in six months as the u.k. and european union will resume talks over a post-brexit trade deal, just a week after boris johnson walked away. negotiators arrive in london today. it's just gone 6:00 in london. it is 1:00 in washington where procrastination and politics play out. some read headlines which we have to do first. to germany. we have breaking news there. germany's daily coronavirus hits a record. that'

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of dubai airport has warned that the op is facing a slow recovery and could see if passenger traffic falls much as 70 percent this year the airport as world's busiest is the world's busiest for international travelers ok we're going to move on now to some other stories making news around the world philadelphia has seen a 2nd night of protests after the killing of a black man by police on monday 27 year old walter wallace was shot by police after refusing to drop a knife his family says are they had called for an ambulance. and their son had a mental health crisis. in california hundreds of firefighters backed by planes and helicopters are battling to control 2 wildfires near los angeles are winds and dry conditions have brought the fires close to residential areas and close to 1800000 people have been evacuated power lines are believed to have sparked at least one of those farms. the. police in afghanistan say at least 3 civilians have been killed another 14 injured in a bomb attack in the capital kabul. these closer was reportedly hidden in a roadside vehicle and also caused damage

this to someone else at the other end it can be called the greater fool theory maybe i am a fool dubai's that's a big house but i'm going to. to an even greater fool. there were people who thought 50 or 100 years ago that home prices should decline with. the reason is they wear out. don't expect that the gains are expected to lose value and that was a common view in the past. we have come as a society to place a tremendous amount of value on the home itself. and the bigger the home the better . it's interesting because living in the houses were meant to evolve and change as families evolved and changed over time. the idea was that this home would be liveable all your life you could have one bedroom with 3 bedrooms to pending on what your needs were at the time and this area was an extension of the living room or it could be closed off and become a very very. close here. as you're going to be enclosed here. you might enter. hall. so i have the. bedroom hallway you know where all the entrances are to the bed rooms so it could be a one bedroom or 3 bedroom right now we create that one bedro

all of the tourism agents are flocking to abu dhabi, dubai, bahrain, and they have requests and they want to come to us, tourism, trade, entrepreneurs, everything. we have to work with sudan. each of us what it had to offer the other. it changes lives of people. exactly what you said, mr. president, we're not engaging in bloodshed, antagonism, we're engaging in cooperation for the present and future. it is not a distant train. we're seeing the fruits of peace right now in these days, days after signing the agreements. we've never seen anything like this. i want to share one thing that i see, enthusiasm for most countries in the world, for most people in the world, across the political divide. iran is not happy. hamas is unhappy. most everybody else is very happy. and they should be because peace is a good thing. it's a very good thing. if you ask me what does it feel like, it is amazing. >> and they're also poor, iran is poor, hamas is poor. they're all poor and they weren't poor three years ago, they were blowing everything up. they're very poor. do you think sleepy joe could have m

the district next to the park is nicknamed little dubai at 1st sight it looks like a kind of commuter suburb but appearances are deceiving. all sorts of things are hidden behind these tinted windows electronics stores pharmacies banquet halls supermarkets and a huge selection of bars and restaurants. this television ad sings the praises of a luxury supermarket so heavily airconditioned the staff wear warm jackets it's well stocked with everything from swiss chocolate to olive oil french and italian wines and imported fruit. the elegant restaurants up stairs are popular with the don't choose the money masters as the newly affluent are called they serve up sushi cappuccino a $20.00 steak north korea is no longer an empty consumerist state quite the opposite for those who can afford it. north korea's party. newspapers don't publish restaurant reviews yet but given the number of restaurants barbecue joints and snack bars cropping up everywhere around the country that's probably not too far off. is the north korean obsession with food a remnant of the arduous march the famine that ravaged

these were the container ships coming from the free-trade area in dubai coming to israel. they had consumer goods. they had washing machines. the cost of living for the citizens of israel. it's trade, okay. israelis could never fly east. we had to go around the red sea, really around the arabian peninsula. it would take us hours to get anywhere. to get into the arabian peninsula because we didn't have any remissions there. now people are planning. there are tourism offices, from israel, tourism agents flocking to abu dhabi and dubai and bahrain. and the other way around, bahrain. you have tourism, trade, tourism, technology, entrepreneurs. the same thing is going to happen with sudan. each of us has what it has to offer the other. it changes the lives of people. as you said, mr. president, we're not engaging in bloodshed. not engaging in antagonism. we are engaging in cooperation for the present and the future. we are seeing the fruits of peace right now in these days, days after signing these agreements. we've never seen anything like this. one thing that i say, and enthu

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smell a drop of her few and an olympic size pool, the international airports in helsinki finland and dubai united arab emirates are already using covid sniffing dogs. >>heather says she is in negotiations with professional sports teams and concert venues in the united states to use her dogs for the dogs, it's nothing but a game of hide and seek. so you had the sample, they know that surcharge voter they go find it. >>he got to love dogs now is brian into reporting for us tonight and that wraps up kron 4 news at 00:05am tonight at 6 thousands of people set for another night without their power shut offs persist over extreme fire danger a live update from pg and e on when the power will be restored and the north a homeowner worried her community is at risk after she found fire breaks meant to contain. recent wildfire covered now with down treats investigation is the unfair money bail system. he, accused of rape. while he, accused of stealing $5. the stanford rapist could afford bail; got out the same day. the senior citizen could not; forced to wait in jail nearly a year. voting yes on prop

>>the united arab emirates is now home to the world's largest fountain the glitzy palm fountain on dubaiont was just crowned a new guinness world record holder the fountain spans over 40,000 square feet of sea water. it has 128 super shooters at some water more than 300 feet into the air.% there are also more than 3,000 multicolored l e d light stuff the show's 3 minute dancing water display is set to music every hour and that's in the middle of the desert. >>lodge is going to step up its game and i get that all right, let's get one more check on our weather certainly love to see that water around here, no rain in sight right now it is clear out there as we speak the winds. well more of an on shore breeze developing right now but that will likely change as we head through the weekend. those winds are really going to start to pick up and so red flag warnings going up around the bay area expecting some very strong gusty winds in fact maybe damaging gusty winds going to develop outside. got a weather watch is also kicking in as we're going to see those winds howling maybe some 60 maybe some

using this big board to get there because their odds are too dangerous as their plan to be the i in dubai terrorist group al-shabaab for now the ocean remains the only more of transport. breakfast to the family most morning stocked like these sort of a watery but well that hasn't changed is livelihood ha's. would depend on the forest for bees since our forefathers who went into the forest came back living with honey and so you know what i thought if you know where you. however and i'm going military operation just 6 kilometers away from sir was religion now stops him from venturing into the forest or going to his behavior that means he risky move like he has kept a few years house despite the dangers it brings to his family. when you mean the 1st became unbearable and the village is also dangerous they can in military rule be reaching 6 kilometers into the forest when they see you they'd ask who did you meet in there whom you bring food. when you hear the helicopters you drive and where my suppose to leave you know in fear making leave you know i'm scared but i have to make a living with

also it might not be the 1st thing you think of when you hear dubai but a fountain there has just broken the guinness world record for being the biggest in the world taking the title from one just from the phone to the palm fountain is equipped with jets capable of blasting was no more than 100 meters interfere and 3000 multicolored lights. will leave you with us. watching the news from live this is it from me told me all a lot of bubba terry was and will be at the top of the hour with more from but you can keep up to date on our website it's called twitter and instagram as well as unfortunate. imagine how many push home loves us right now to climb a tree different office door this is my plan for when photos one week. can really get. we still have time to. time during. this. process. the global climate is changing faster than expected and the effects are already plain to see too much water from storms and flooding is driving people from their homes. elsewhere too little water is robbing people of their livelihoods all this could produce the largest wave of migraine. in human history up t

the construction company that built the world's tallest building in dubai has gone bust dubai based arab tech holding his projects include the burj khalifa skyscraper is entering liquidation the company has struggled to pay back huge loans since the global financial crisis 10 years ago. for the 1st time ever the world's 3rd largest stock exchange suspended trading for the day the problem of the take your stock exchange is being blamed on a technical glitch officials say the issue is with a system that relays market information and that trading will resume on friday previous outages have happened when the trading platform became overwhelmed with too many orders. the united states has banned imports of palm oil from a malaysian company after a probe into allegations it uses forced labor or company says it's disappointed with the move because it's been actively trying to fix the situation for us larry reports from quantum. the world's most widely consumed vegetable oil palm oil is founded half of all consumer products from food to biofuel it's also been blamed for deforestation with compani

beirut the construction company that built the world's tallest building in dubai has gone bust dubai based holding these projects include the. british company has struggled to pay back huge loans since the global financial crisis 10 years ago . for the 1st time ever the world's 3rd largest stock exchange has suspended trading for the day the problem at the tokyo stock exchange has been blamed on a technical glitch officials say the issue is with the system that relays market information and the trading will resume on friday previous to do so have happened when the trading platform became. too many orders. layoffs have begun for more than $30000.00 employees the united states line industry american and united airlines says that if congress comes up with $25000000000.00 in aid in the next few days its workers will be recalled only gallagher's in miami and he has the details . the airline industry got a stimulus package back in march with the provision that they don't layoff any staff that stimulus package run out on thursday the 1st of october and now they are beginning to lay off betw

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might not be the 1st thing that comes to mind when you think of dubai but a fountain there has just broken the guinness world record for being the biggest taking the title from one just around the corner the palm fountain is equipped with a jet ski a couple of blasting water more than a 100 meters into the air and 3000. lights. even more impressed with fireworks of course just remember the top story we're following for you here today u.s. president donald trump and his democratic challenger joe biden have faced off in a final t.v. debate less than 2 weeks before election day economy crime climate change or among the topics discussed with the corona virus pandemic. you're watching the news coming up next china has come back. to the point. thanks for watching. good. to the point strong opinions clear positions international perspectives. while the rest of the world struggles with cold it is a country where it all began this reporting low infection rates and strong growth in china and corrupted by less than a super spreader to economic winners find out onto the points. to the point. really up

smell a drop of her few and an olympic size pool, the international airports in helsinki finland and dubai united arab emirates are already using covid sniffing dogs. >>heather says she is in negotiations with professional sports teams and concert venues in the united states to use her dogs for the dogs, it's nothing but a game of hide and seek. so you had the sample, they know that surcharge voter they go find it. well that's amazing that was brian in sun reporting. if the dogs actually alert someone. a rapid covid test will then be used to confirm you know whether or not the person actually has the virus. but so far dogs have a 98% accuracy rate wow. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news have a lot talk about specifically juan homeowners concerned about the glass fire. >>still burning in napa county why she says crews are making more fuel for wildfires right near her home, we'll talk about that coming up next as we head to break we're checking in on the traffic the bay bridge toll plaza still looks good it's wide open come on and and the weekend is right around the corner, happy friday,

all water might not be the 1st thing that comes to mind when you think of dubai but a fountain there has just broken the guinness book of world records for being the biggest on earth taking the title from one just around the corner of the palm the fountain is a crypt with jets capable of blasting water more than 100 meters into the air at 3000 multicolored l.t.e. de lights. isn't that beautiful coming up next on d w news asia india says that the pandemic is past its peak but as the holiday season gets underway it will people continue taking precautions at china talks tough as it commemorates its prole in the korean war we will hear its warnings for washington ahead of the a lecture and they're keeping thailand's protesters energized we take a look at how street food sellers are now working to feed the masses. all that and more on do that you news asia with melissa chan don't forget there's always more on our website t w dot com i'm sara kelly in berlin thank you so much for watching take care. it is for me it. is for you. is for the 1st beethoven is for her. is for the. beethoven is

of dubai airport as warned that the air hub is facing a slow recovery and could see passenger traffic fall in as much as 70 percent this year the airport was the world's busiest for international travel before the crisis and there is some progress in the state of victoria in australia the epicenter of covert 1000 infections in that country it has not recorded any new cases for the last 48 hours it's the 1st time that's happened in more than 7 months. now the backlash between islamic countries and france over president micron's comments on islam and freedom of speech is growing strong as strongly defended characters of the prophet muhammad following the brutal murder of a french teacher or use them in classroom discussions about free speech since then there have been massive anti french rallies in muslim majority countries. the target of their anger is clear. here in pakistan protesters in karate and islamabad accuse the french president of attacking islam. for asking the behavior of the french government is actually an insult to billions of muslims across the world it's open terrorism

the district next to the park is nicknamed little dubai at 1st sight it looks like a kind of commuter suburb but appearances are deceiving. all sorts of things are hidden behind these tinted windows electronics stores pharmacies banquet halls supermarkets and a huge selection of bars and restaurants. this television ad sings the praises of a luxury supermarket so heavily airconditioned the staff wear warm jackets it's well stocked with everything from swiss chocolate to olive oil french and italian wines and imported fruit. the elegant restaurants up stairs are popular with the don't jews the money masters as the newly affluent are called they serve up sushi cappuccino a $20.00 steak north korea is no longer an empty consumerist state quite the opposite for those who can afford it. north korea's part. the newspapers don't publish restaurant reviews yet but given the number of restaurants barbecue joints and snack bars cropping up everywhere around the country that's probably not too far off. is the north korean obsession with food a remnant of the arduous march the famine that ravaged

require as said an effort to be accurate previously similar projects were developed at the airports in dubai germany and latin america in may 2028 france was going to find out whether dogs were able to identify patients with the corona virus infection in a crowd meanwhile the training of the dogs at the affluent canine center should be completed by december then some conclusions will be drawn either to continue the training on move on to other methods but it's still expected that next year the dogs will begin fulfilling their assignments at the airport. well that's all for now thank you for joining us and also you next time. please. as the u.s. economy was booming growing numbers of people were made homeless. you can work 40 hours 'd in a week and still not have enough to get housing everybody believes america still is the land of opportunity the reality of it is that we're not financially equality and the lack of affordable housing for a living minimum wage gave many people new choice you know just going to fall in with the city knows turn the temperature in cold you stay way out almost. ha

states so their economic interests behind that but what germany would expect and could expect from dubai because he's said so that he would revisit many policy areas foreign policy areas is that the whole strategic thinking in terms of alliances and all those said values would come back into the equation rather than playing political hardball which is something that europe despite everything is still getting to grips with so is germany actually let's go back to washington is there a sense in washington that president trump has also build a loss of trust between the u.s. and its traditional allies i think we have lost the line there. so we go to barbara barbara you are also covering nato there in brussels a key foreign policy official in germany's government said today that a 2nd term of trump would quote grind down nato is that the view that nato h.q. is well. and not officially of course because officially nato h.q. doesn't have a view on anything i mean. the secretary general his middle name is cautious i mean he is more diplomatic he then. diplomats he does not even dared to see anyth

an aircraftd to be engineer in dubai.de redundant as covid-19 crippled international travel. connections helped him find a new job preserving planes in outback australia. the impact of the pandemic does not end there. >> my family is still in new zealand. i'm working here on my own and probably until the quarantine rules change, that is how it will stay. once these plans out connected family, friends, and businesses are anchored to australia's red dirt. many of us would have been on board at least one of them. your he monument to a different time. to aallen -- eerie moment different time. paul allen. shery: let's look at which stocks could face fallout from the u.s. elections with our equity markets reporter in tokyo. give us the just. who are the winners and losers from the elections next week? they will be within the environment. a lot of the industrial electronic makers and semiconductor makers -- a biden victory. he sweeping environmental --orms will increase analysts say. on the other hand, the pharmaceutical compani

border with lebanon those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the bottom line dubai for now . the e.u. has suggested that it is willing to go to extreme and. it's simply to exert leverage against the u.k. in on the goetia asians for free trade agreements with new deal on the current is it game over. funding banks and announces the ever changing steve clemons i have a question as we approach a historic election what are america's closest allies thinking let's get to the bottom line. last week we spoke with the former american official who spent his life looking at this country's relations with the rest of the world that would be lieutenant general a charming master who spent more than a year as president donald trump's national security adviser this week we're flipping the table and talking to someone who's on the outside looking in let's jog your memory for a moment remember a big story from last year although now it seems like ages ago someone leaked a confidential memo from the british ambassador to his own government describing the trump administration with words

require as said an effort to be accurate previously similar projects were developed at the airports in dubai germany and latin america in may 2028 france was going to find out whether dogs were able to identify patients with the corona virus infection in a crowd meanwhile the training of the dogs at the affluent canine center should be completed by december then some conclusions will be drawn either to continue the training on move on to other methods but it's still expected that next year the dogs will begin fulfilling their assignments at the airport. that's all for now thank you for joining us and also you next time. please. with election day looming it's important to ask how donald trump has changed the g.o.p. if at all is there such a thing as trump is just a political role in establishing the east understand why does the buck get in the 1st what is it just populism on the right but you. know lockdown has shifted the way feed whole relationship with their bosses and their companies and how do you account for costs. down to the granularity of toilet paper and the only industry i know whe

require a sudden effort to be accurate previously similar projects were developed at the airports in dubai germany and latin america in may 2028 france was going to find out whether dogs were able to identify patients with the corona virus infection in a crowd meanwhile the training of the dogs at the airfield canine center should be completed by december then some conclusions will be drawn either to continue the training on move on to other methods but it's still expected that next year the dogs will begin fulfilling their assignments at the airport that's all for now thank you for joining us and all the elect i'm. i. a reflection of reality. in the world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation community. are you going the right way or are you being led. by. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or a maybe in the shallows. join me every thursday on the alex simon shore and i'll be speaking to us of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. the headlines this morning possible peace in