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a deal to run driverless taxis in dubai. we will get details from the ceo. these stories in a moment. first, record highs, let's go to ed ludlow with the latest. of course, coinbase's 250 reference price. >> i guess the story of the day was inflation, what inflation? not enough to worry investors that we will see any meaningful change in monetary or fiscal policy. we saw fresh records. the s&p 500 up by 0.3%. tech shares leading the way in the nasdaq. tech heavy index up by more than 1%. still some weakness in semiconductors. u.s. 10 year yield a little bit lower. a fresh record for the nasdaq 100 for the first time since february 16. if you look at the middle of the chart, it took off quite a few months between september and february to get records. but this new record has come much work for lee. interesting to see the behavior of odd yields. as we have discussed on the show so many times, rising yields have put pressure on tech companies that have stretch valuations. the big story, all about crypto on tuesday. so much of that relates to the coinbase listin

manus: good morning from bloomberg's middle east headquarters in dubai. with me, manus cranny, and annmarie hordern at london hq. u.s. futures follow asian equities lower amid concerns over a rise in global coronavirus cases. this as j&j restart shipments of its vaccine to the e.u. airline stocks slump as the u.s. state department says it will tighten traveler advisories. netflix falls after hours as it sees the pandemic boom slow. europe's soccer rebel league crumbles as the six english clubs involved all pullout. good morning. 6:00 a.m. in london, 9:00 a.m. in downtown dubai. this morning from the world health organization. cobit is rising everywhere except europe and the risk is in the shed and the warning is about india, where we see 200,000 cases in the space of a daily basis for the past six days. good morning. annmarie: mark cudmore saying if you are looking at the rate of this, you will see potentially 300,000 cases per day before the weekend. what is so interesting about that line about europe is cases are not rising because europe is still in la

i am annmarie hordern with manus cranny in dubai.ap what is going on with credit suisse this morning on the collapse of archegos. joining us now is marion half smile. what's the latest? you have been across this for hours. >> yes. we have been reporting on this for about a week now and for hours. the latest is obviously one of the biggest hits we have seen in a while for credit suisse, 4.4 billion francs write-down expected, equivalent to about a year's worth of profit for a bank like this. this is all coming out about how they have been dealing with this archegos family office. we are getting more information of how the bank is going to be looking at their risk and compliance functions. a lot of personnel changes happening this morning. the chief risk officer stepping down as well as the head of the investment bank. these are big changes. manus: yes. and dividend and buyback, buyback is gone, dividend is sliced. for income hunters, this is a blow. >> this is a blow coming us. we are also -- this is a blow, yes. the share buyback is

is the only reason but i'll be darned he's on the red list and dubai and abu dhabi actually dubai janabi student cities or it's actually got a border that's policed to get into this airport you need a negative test anyway i've literally got off the plane went straight to me gate and waited maybe an hour to 30 minutes to get on the plane again and up it's obvious that because it's out of the scene in an airport you know you've got these machines you walk through to the stand allows everything and keep everybody safe so every every case is different i've never stepped foot in dubai me like i never did i would not a leg to stand on but the biggest thing for me is all ish i'm not into conspiracies or anything like that or you know i'm led to believe there's about 10 quarantine hotels in the u.k. and each member of the dots in these hotels pays 1750 pounds well at least that's what they're trying to to bill me for over 300 members in this hotel so if you just say this on average to 250 people in each of these 10 hotels over 10 days you can yes. i'm a going to say they will say matthew that in

manus cranny in dubai.g kong received a record 2.8 billion dollar antitrust fine, less than many were expecting. the tech giant responded by thanking regulators. it said alibaba would not have achieved growth without sound government regulation and service. some thing i don't think we would see with the u.s. government in terms of facebook or any other tech giant. let's have more with stephen engle in hong kong. this looks like a sigh of relief for investors, doesn't it? we are surging when we look at alibaba and hong kong. >> worst-case scenario, much worse. they could have been forced to divest some of their purchases and key assets. there could have been some breakup. keep in mind, we don't have closure or clarity on ant group which got kicked off in late october and early november when regulators scrapped that big mega listing, 35 billion dollars plus in shanghai and hong kong, because of, you know, irregularities. we don't have that clarity yet. this is more on e-commerce monopolistic behaviors by alib

but it looks like we will have a good selection of banks out of dubai.to get the banks on board, would you say well north of 300 million? >> i would say three times that, well north. manus: so $600 million is an optimistic attempt? >> that would be very optimistic, a very enthusiastic reception. manus: so getting the banks on board is going to be a help? >> it would be, not only the banks from the uae, but from other countries potentially in the region. manus: could you be more precise? saudi, qatar? >> we would love to see saudi, qatar, bahrain. the middle east doesn't have any other way to get access to this product. manus: why did we implode on bitcoin recently? >> the last big implosion was at the beginning of covid, which was really unfortunate, because we originally were going to start in canada. covid hit and the order book dropped to $50 million. so it goes from $50 million to $1.5 million. we have seen bitcoin consolidate now in the $50,000 to $60,000 range. we expect that to continue. but last may, there was an event where bitcoin supply got cu

we only have flights that have been going between dubai, and in that sense is that a significant stepormalisation of ties between the two countries but we have seen a flurry of activity in terms of commercial trade and business deal signed, and this is one of the significant ones during this. is one of the significant ones during thie— during this. isn't likely to of creater during this. isn't likely to of greater benefit _ during this. isn't likely to of greater benefit to _ during this. isn't likely to of greater benefit to business | greater benefit to business ties between the two countries are they hoping that it will even encourage tourism? tourism is really at — even encourage tourism? tourism is really at the _ even encourage tourism? tourism is really at the heart _ even encourage tourism? tourism is really at the heart of _ even encourage tourism? tourism is really at the heart of the - is really at the heart of the business ties and radio between israel and the uae, and we have already seen that, we got a sense of that after the deal was announced because if you look toward

manus join us in dubai. a c.d.u.is facing off against his rival, the premier mack us sutter in the battle to claim the mantle of merkel's successor. joining us now is the deputy chair for the faction. good morning to you. thank you for joining us. let's start with the potential damage this quite messy debacle could potentially have to your block going into the september election? >> good morning from berlin. daniel: think that this could damage anybody. it is a normal competition between two persons who are very experienced, who lead our two parties. we have two parties. there is a democratic and socialist party. we have two prime ministers, very experienced. it is quite normal at the first stage of this procedure. it is a debate. it is a normal competition between very high estimated persons. i think for us it is a situation of luxury. we have and i expect it to be taken this week. manus: look, it is certainly not the norm of what we would expect from german politics. it has become tense. do you think it will be res

he says he consumed the drug illegally in las vegas just before he arrived in dubai.arab nation treats even residual amounts found in the body as possession. he's currently on a no-fly list and cannot leave this country until prosecutors decide if he's going to face a court hearing and what happens next. let's bring it to guide legal eagles, criminal defense attorney david bruno and attorney sarah galland. thank you for being with us. what happened was this man got sick when he was there, he went to the hospital with pancreatitis but apparently in a sample of his they detected some pot which he said he consumed legally in the u.s. before he got there but possession in the body is considered possession there, let's start with exhibit a, this is the attorney reps and the man -- he says the uae's arbitrary enforcement of laws and lack of predictable legal outcomes mean he potentially faces years in prison for illegally smoking marijuana, he can be dragged for a slow and costly legal process. >> the fact of the matter is when you travel into a country you have to abide by

automaker general motors it says expanding its subsidiary for self driving cars in dubai cruise is a san francisco based company but majority owned by g.m. crews will be the exclusive provider for self driving taxis and rivaling services after striking a deal with the dubai roads in transport authority the deal for 4000 self driving cars runs from 2023 to 2029 and will make the 1st city outside the u.s. to use the cruise origin in all electricity on its vehicle which debuted just last year and the origin is designed without a driver in mind that means no manual controls whatsoever but promises more space comfort and safety. and that's it for this time you can catch boom bust on demand portable t.v. which is available on smartphones and tablets through google play and the apple app store by searching portable t.v. portable t.v. can also be downloaded on your model samsung smart t.v.'s as well as roku devices or check it out at portable dot tv we'll see you next time. seemed wrong wrong just don't call. me. yet to stamp out these things come out again and engagement equals betrayal. wh

he was captured in dubai in 2002. an editorial comment on my part in a big, big way. he's still not even past preliminary hearings and legal proceedings in guantanamo. not even close to trial. it is a capital case, but we hope justice prevails. >> inching closer. >> anyone on this side? go ahead. >> for an operation -- first, thank you for coming out here and sharing your experiences. for an operation like that when you essentially are acting on behalf of the united states, what's the reach in terms of the guidance and the communication that you're getting when you're deployed like that in terms of -- how much micromanagement are you getting from stateside versus having to -- obviously you have someone acting as an intermediary. how much outreach was there coming to you all when you were over there? >> do you have anything? >> i was just going to say i didn't feel it at all. we had one supervisor on the ground. he filtered everything for us. we were completely focussed on our mission with no interference. always obviously information being fed back to washington, d.c.

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many millionaires have been heading for dubai australia and north america. european countries such as portugal malta and cyprus are also popular destinations. correspondent joins me from mumbai heidi we've heard a number of reasons there why millionaires might be leaving what is the primary reason as you see it now understand. as everything around the world is being in fact better. primarily at luby's more concerned about how well each and every country is taking care of the situation and india has not exactly done a good job here so definitely people who can afford to keep the country who are going out for. their family and will somewhere and they're losing their options and then obviously it has not been appalling really it has been weakening is the dollar . after that acts of terrorism is also an issue that the government has a hard businessman i understand and and again they're fostered and a lot of business men have been complaining the government comes up with very ugly to policies and the tax operations have been terrorizing them and so basically next

manus cranny joins in dubai. the u.s.re will be consequences of russian opposition leader alexey navalny dies in prison. is currently in his third week of a hunger strike, with allies morning he could die in days. take a listen to what u.s. national security told cnn. >> we have communicated to the russian government what happens to mr. navalny in their custody is the responsibility and they will be held accountable by the international community. in terms of the specific measures that we would undertake, we are looking at a variety of different cost that we would impose. and i'm not going to telegraph that publicly, but we communicated there will be consequences if mr. novelli dies. -- mr. another round the dies. -- mr. navalny dies. annmarie: you have heard from mr. sullivan they are communicating with russia. what next could the biden administration lay on in terms of sanctions against russia? >> good morning. well, they already imposed a series of sanctions last week, partly in response to the poisoning of mr. navalny

i finally left dubai, nine months since i've gone on a plane.ests later in the space of 48 hours -- to give you some context, it is important we get out and talk to them face-to-face and get an idea of how the business are going. can rough hammers deliver what armani delivered in the backwater? what is his stance for being there? we had the phillips numbers. i think there's a lot to deal with, uneven opening around the world. what is the underlying piece in the new york times? annmarie: the fact that americans, if they are vaccinated, could be coming into europe this summer, that goes back to the bank of america piece. i think all of my friends in new york that have been vaccinated now plan on it after the underlying interview to the new york times. manus: absolutely. it gives nationalism a new meaning. let's get to one of the ceo's delivering. he is the ceo of philips. great to have you with us, a quick recap. we've got the numbers. youi're going to make more on the margins, raising the outlook for 2021. and it's a comfortable beat. why want to

i am abby annmarie in europe, and manus cranny in dubai.ndia is receiving more than $100 million in support from the united states as it battles its second wave of coronavirus. the country is now the pandemic epicenter and is likely to continue seeing a record number of cases. aid will arrive tied. here is our reporter in new delhi. thank for you that fantastic piece. i saw you. that was truly remarkable. gives you a sense right now off the situation on the ground and how the aid is going to make a difference? >> hospitals in delly continue to be overwhelmed. they are in need of oxygen, i.c.u. beds, ventilator beds. the hospital i was in, which is a major private hospital treating covid patients here had simile run out of beds even after expanding its emergency department as much as it could. they were turning people away. one guy we spoke to had driven over 300 kilometers with his critically ill uncle in the car with four oxygen cylinders emmerton had been to six hospitals, and he was turned away from every one of them, and he was going to

♪ manus: from bloomberg's middle east headquarters in dubai, i am manus cranny along with annmarie hordernit is "bloomberg daybreak: europe," the stories that set your agenda. futures push higher after another record for the s&p 500 amid a dovish fed minutes and jay powell speaks today. the g20 pledges to reach a consensus on new global tax rules, as janet unveils proposals to recoup $2 trillion and the eu fails to form a united response over astrazeneca's vaccine. the health commissioner calls on the bloc to speak with one voice. 6:00 a.m. in london. good to see you. two words come to mind from the fed, unanimity, batting away the taper possibilities and discussions, but this is it, don't worry, i am not going to turn out a song. what does it mean? sounds like 2.5% is the new consensus number for some. annmarie: they certainly like it hot. charles evans even sang we could see 3% and that would even be welcomed in terms of what the fed officials are saying. they are steady as they go. the data is coming in better than expected, but at the same time, they are going to remain accommodative.

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the latest attack on a country by dubai didn't ministration cannot. it seems that washington does not want to accept the fact that in the new geo political realities there is no place for unilateral dictatorship and the broken scenarios of containing moscow which the us short sightedly continues to deploy when you risk further degrading russia u.s. relations we knew that this was coming in one form or another it was just a matter of time and on friday russia very demonstrative retaliated against these punitive measures that washington now nst against moscow earlier this week perhaps the most interesting part is that 8 top level washington officials have been banned from entering russian territory we're talking the head of the f.b.i. the director of national intelligence the secretary of homeland security to i people who are powerful decision makers in washington also a lot less to susan rice and john bolton historically to politicians who are you know. this russian rhetoric alongside the names moscow explained that these individuals have been chosen p

that is a pretty common detail people are just tired what we've seen are a lot of houses bought in dubai we haven't seen elementary progress made towards a functioning government it does remain an open question though is whether this is a sincere order or whether he's trying to put pressure on the government to give more in negotiations take negotiations more seriously but if you only have the i have to do you think it gives the u.s. any leverage at all. no no i think it deprives us of leverage i mean what it does it's a huge morale boost for the taliban i mean you know the afghan government is a very very fragile concept outside of the suburbs of kabul and what you have are a lot of individuals and tribal groups 'd and other sorts of groups that are saying ok who are we going to support and what the taliban is saying is the afghan government is about to melt away you know historically people don't win wars in afghanistan by conquering their foes they win it because military forces change sides and what you see here is a huge boost for the taliban telling people that have the ability to

days there in concert getting up to 13 celsius in doha it does go on throughout wednesday of 40 in dubai just notice a few showers just around the southern end of the red sea so western parts of yemen southwestern parts of saudi arabia along with the help of holland seeing some wet weather over the next day or so the seasonal rains doing quite nicely of course pushing up towards cameroon into the gulf of guinea era across the heart of africa as shallow as pretty much where. based of wet weather there and place close across at times in their heavy showers continuing to into northern parts of missouri and big northern areas of madagascar but to the south of that are this generate trial having said that was since unwelcome rainfall gravity making its way across the southern k. with us day. school at ways to jump into the stream there is a lot going on in this and julian and global community when i don't have all the misinformation i think we don't want to feed that we are nowhere to be part of the debate don't ever take anybody's one word because there's always a difference when no topic is

days there in concert to get up to 13 celsius in the hollow of his go on throughout wednesday a 40 in dubai just noticed a few showers just around the southern end of the red sea so western parts of yemen southwest and parts of saudi arabia along with the it happened harlan seeing some wet weather over the next day i'll say the seasonal rains doing quite nicely of course pushing up towards cameroon into the gulf of guinea iraq across the heart of africa i shall us pretty much where they should be east of wet weather there and place course across tanzania heavy showers continuing to into northern parts of maize and big northern areas of madagascar but to the south of that is generated dry all having said that we've seen some welcome rainfall gradually making its way across the southern cape by thursday. in the 1st time lines of mesopotamia with the 1st settlements from the cradle of civilization iraqi people who depended on the tigris and euphrates for centuries can no longer make a living on rivers blighted by and pollution outages are world reveals how the manmade decline of one of history

emirates may have its own dialogue with iran you know there's a lot of trade that used to pass through dubai on its way to iran and the united arab emirates certainly would like. to have revived that trade they get a lot of benefit out of that so i can't imagine there are any players that would look askance at these talks between iran and saudi arabia all right thank you so much for your time for your analysis mark fitzpatrick there former united states deputy assistant secretary of state. cuba's ruling communist policy is meeting this week to elect its new leadership and policies the government is under increasing pressure especially from the younger generations to make reforms that will improve people's lives otherwise as to risible reports cubans may seek a new life elsewhere. and i learned that stuck in the past that's the feeling people like i will me sad have had about cuba for many years. he's a cook in have anna and estoppel leaving in the government's so-called reforms. if there's no radical change in the system there is no way out there has to be a different way of thinking if not

it was my good friend, special agent randy hughes had a dubai office at ncis and he said he, brother turn on the tv. i said what? it's 3:00 in the morning. he said turn on the tv. cnn breaking news, u.s. navy destroyer suffers explosion in the port of eaten. i was looking at the tv. ready was look at the tv. we both said oh no, we know with that. is breaking. news governor of yemen says -- intuitively we know it was al-qaeda. >> could you tell from the video that you saw? or you just knew? >> we just. new knowing al-qaeda's motives operandi, there, goals beyond intuition, as investigator intuition is everything, we had this instincts, later that morning i received a call from headquarters, standby, -- in the audience said pack a bag for seven to ten days. head over to yemen. meet the vanguard, ncis. it took me ten days to get. there it turned into two and a half years. wouldn't trade it for anything. >> how long did it take for the governments of yemen to acknowledge that this was not an accident. they were saying that for a few weeks, or for how long. >> it was the better part of a

it was my good friend, special agent randy hughes had a dubai office at ncis and he said he, brother turn on the tv. i said what? it's 3:00 in the morning. he said turn on the tv. cnn breaking news, u. s. navy destroyer suffers explosion in the port of eaten. i was looking at the tv. ready was look at the tv. we both said oh no, we know with that. is breaking. news governor of yemen says -- intuitively we know it was al-qaeda. it was modus operandi. their goals. intuition is one thing, any investigation, but we had that feeling and that instinct. later that morning we received a call from headquarters and said get ready, stand by. time mark found in the audience, he said pack up the bag for about seven to ten days. and head over to yemen to meet the vanguard and investigative unit of fbi and csis. to me about three days to get there and the seven to ten days turned out to two and enough years. would not traded for anything. >> how long did it take for the government of yemen to acknowledge that this was not an accident? they were saying that for a few weeks, or for how long? >> it wa

dubai so. there are some places where still being seen the african on economic all thank you . thank you thank you very much that's it for this special show will be back on easter monday just old dog life the universe and everything with pentagon space advisor. enjoying the underground to go on social media channels. a not so happy easter in europe some 6 coalwood curbs while others and the partial closure of the nation's centers. also ahead on the program with millions of americans losing their jobs and small businesses shuttered really. it's revealed that some of the country's biggest companies paid no federal taxes last year. during hollywood release the mara cheney and depicts the story of the man widely regarded to be the most tortured detainee in guantanamo bay talks to the prison.

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comfortable other travel bloggers were also excited about the return of regular flights i came from dubai beyond this the. story. first fully vaziri of flight and very very proud to be a prosecutor on this flight how does it feel how is it going so. it's fantastic i mean there's a bit a sense of return to normal there's a lot of hopes i can see people really enjoying to fly looking out the window a lot of people have to travel for over a year so this flight hopefully is the start of the norm and we can all get back to our normal daily routine of life and this doctor is trying to make that happen in qatar so what i'll buy out is heading the country's vaccination drive and had a message for those who want to return to something approaching normality and hope this emphasizes the importance of vaccination. and i think it's a strong message by the airline of our national carrier. it's a great light with many people who are advocating vaccination. while this flight left and returned to doha without landing anywhere else it provided some hope that air travel can make a comeback in the.

dubai so. there are some places where still being seen the actually that's a honda kevin macdonald thank you thank you thank you very much that's it for this special show we'll be back on easter monday to tell god like the universe and everything with pentagon and space advice that neil de grasse tyson until then join me on the ground the war myself and eternal. in the 1920 s. and thirty's several 100 african-americans moved to the soviet union and many of their descendants still live in russia. or going at the coast because they know no rush but us though up our stuff yes it got chills for going things on your way. back home black american suffered from racism and a complete lack of prospects. is that not us was the real. one by elsa store on her by doing. so they decided to leave everything behind and start a new life in a country about which they knew almost nothing at all some of the american reared who were through here in the united. found great crowd. to move a few you're going to go you