qantas and emirates. the others are trying to do different kinds of approach, by buying into other airlines to help broaden their traffic. yousef: has growth begins to moderate in the coming years -- as growth begins to moderate in the coming years, isn't it logical for gulf carriers to start consolidating and creating synergies? i realize there are political headwinds to a move like that. but from an economic perspective, does it make sense? safwan: i don't think consolidation is possible because of the different government ownership. yousef: i'm talking in particular in united arab emirates. even domestic consolidation, where you have that much capacity. safwan: personally, i doubt there will be consolidation, at least for the next couple of years, because i think of the different agenda and policies, because qatar, they want to promote qatar more than uae or kuwait, and vice versa. i think it's going to be difficult to consolidate. also, they are trying to launch -- local services will play a very impo

they intercepted her in the united arab emirates.as on a no-fly list because of her husband's actions and when he become a suspect, what we are told is she voluntarily arrived at fbi offices in the united arab emirates and volunteered to get a statement and is cooperating with the fbi and leaning more towards her as a witness than a suspect at this point. trish: let's talk about the family and what they may have been like. the father, this news coming that he told the fbi my son watching these jihadi videos and i think is a terrorist, why didn't the fbi act on that you >> we are speculating, we don't know what is coming out, i would take with a grain of salt what the family is saying until proven otherwise. his information to the bureau was explicit. you have to remember the reason he contacted the authorities with the domestic dispute. i would like to see more corroboration of the father's story before i go there and the question being did the fbi do what they could do? my spirits with them is they do everything possible within the

across the emirates. that's 8:00 a.m. across the emirates. anchor: i am angie lau in hong kong. welcome to bloomberg markets middle east. oil is boosting the markets across asia. if you take a look at what they are promising, a lot of people see a lot of upside. absolutely, angie. it has been an incredible few hours. a dramatic finale to what has caught the market completely wrongfooted. yousef: the expectation was that there would be no agreement, and exchange of views for a more formal agreement in siena. what they came out with what -- in vienna. there is 33 million barrels per day. together a chart for you so you can get the perspective. we are going back on an opec group level two levels we saw earlier in -- to levels we thought earlier in the year. how these production cuts are going to be divided. saudi arabia gave into iran in terms of letting them pump at will. they do not have to cut back. that needs to be discussed. they have set up a committee that is going to look at that and also the timeline of this brief is going to be set out later on in the years. month.oing to

yousef: joining us is gary dugan, chief investment offer for emirates ndb. latest jobs data from the u.s. were you impressed? >> looking at the one-month number, came in the disappointment. taking the two together and you have something broadly aligned. i think we get too worked up against one individual figure. yousef: this irp function shows how sentiment shifted off the back of this report. we go, 42% of the probability of a hike. that's now down to 32%. how is not affected how you see the federal reserve going forward? gary: not very much at all. i think the fed should have already increased interest rates. they will before the end of the year. unfortunately the fed has told us today to watch, and that's what we do. but there are many things that go on in the economy that were you when interest rates are low. people are putting money into the wrong assets, bubbles are forming. something that is perhaps more concentrated on in his dialogue with the markets. piece writtens a by bloomberg intelligence on the latest data. policymakers are "eager, but not qui

across the emirates, 5:00 a.m. in london. where i'm in hong kong, it is just past noon.elcome to "bloomberg markets: middle east." we will take a look at the markets in asia. we are seeing a little bit of a gift back, but what are you watching in your part of the world? yousef: angie, my eyes are on a wheel at the moment. brent breezing past $48 a barrel, a big spot move, 1.6%. and this time, not so much driven by the commentary out of aboutnd iraq, but u.s. inventories. the api is said to report a drawdown from the highest seasonal levels in three decades. this is these charts you should pull out on your bloomberg. this puts everything into perspective. what you're looking at is u.s. crude inventories and wti as a reference line. we will get the eia government data later today. the bloomberg median estimate is for a buildup 900-5000 barrels. to report aaid drawdown of 12.1 million barrels. if that is confirmed, that would be the largest since 1999. angie, what are you looking at? that this is something a lot of our audience in the middle east is trampling to hear about.

some time before the bombings on saturday and that now the united arab emirates is working to -- the u.s. has reached out to the united arab emirates as well as pakistan and that she's expected to be coming back from the uaw in the coming week. of course u.s. officials are likely going to have an awful lot of questions for her. here in afghanistan what we've been trying to look into some of the time that ahmad rahami spent in this part of the world. a taliban spokesman denying any links whatsoever to this man and to the attempted bombings. the bombings that took place in new york and new jersey on saturday, that is of note because the taliban has been fighting the u.s. military on the ground here in afghanistan for some 15 years. however there are other militant jihadi groups is that are operating between afghanistan and pakistan in some of the areas where a hanney is believe to have visited. it is possible he had links with those groups. those are things u.s. investigators are going to be looking into. that they're probably asking the afghanistan and pakistani government questions a

hasef: united arab emirates a aims to grow the insurance industry.now is the chief executive officer of abu dhabi national capital. great to have you on the set. profits increased 70%. what are you going to do in the second half of the year? >> i think we will continue on our journey of success. upper darby national capital since 2010 had a year on year increase in profitability. yousef: what would you be targeting for the second half? a 20%would be targeting 5 in net profit01 and revenue. yousef: what is going to drop that profit? where do you see interesting trends in your profile? >> the market is saturated with insurance companies. the main issue is price competition. , we have adopted a strategy since 2010 to not allow ourselves to be dragged into price competition. idenook at market niche, w distribution channels and product offerings. with that, we are optimistic for continuous growth. yousef: you mentioned intense competition. i looked through exchange details. 16 insurance companies listed on exchange, a lot of them with less than .25% in te

low.is a four-month let's take of the conversation with ahead of research at emirates and beatty.'s kick things off with saudi arabia. little sign that oil prices are waiting on sentiment. guest: it is nonsense so much prices rather than production driving activity. we have seen particularly over the summer going into the oil meetings, saudi arabia has ramped up crude oil production. saying 10.9ial million barrels per day produced in august and that is a new record high. and fees through to the oil related manufacturing sector which is captured in the pmi. it is not surprising to see the pmi rising in saudi arabia on the back of those increased oil production numbers. would you say that saudi arabia is currently the strongest performer off the back of the latest series of reforms when it comes to the stock exchange and trying to bring in more foreign cash and of the anticipated saudi aramco listing ? how positive are you? i think the reforms that they have announced are pretty ambitious. relaxation in foreign investors is really in preparation for privatization down the line and t

across the emirates. it is 5:00 a.m. and algiers. i'm yousef ahmed on dean.ousef: angie: -- angie:angie: welcome to welcome to "bloomberg markets: middle east. thing that is of note is whether or not saudi arabia is going to come to the table with . deal to cut output there is an interesting discovery that you made in the bloomberg charts. yousef: it was an interesting switch. it has been a remarkable few hours. even late into the night we were getting information from the saudi arabian and russian delegations. the saudi oil mr. was positive about a possible agreement, though it might not just happen. it could be later on in the year in vienna when they meet formally. libya and nigeria and iran, who would have to produce at levels he said were recent highs. tabledgestion that was was possibly january as the production cut. whatever you are producing in january, that was what you should go back to. haveaudi's historically historically cut back on production in that month. even know they might put out some half a million barrels if they do that, assuming they a

it's a pattern that is not good for us. >> this woman is the in united arab emirates. he took at least three trips we know about to afghanistan and pakistan. on one of the trips he met her, she was pregnant and she had to wait to come back to the united states. that story sounds very familiar to what we read about the san bernardino bombers. >> and believe me, they're always trying to be one step ahead of us, so now you see coming into the country a man, a woman, pregnant, you're not as apt that this is a happy family, not a terrorist cell, so the fact that the wives are getting out of dodge right before a bombing, it's not a coincidence. >> his father and in his father's reports. he father may have fought for the soviet union against the united states. he reports his son, not to the police, but to the fbi. nothing comes of that, it seems, what do you make of that? >> i think things are getting lost in the shuffle. there is so much information being processed and it is very hard. we have limited manpower. it sounds cliche, see something say something, and stick to the

she met with investigators in emirates arab weapodnesday. we have new video supporting allegations by the feds that the suspect tested explosives there. the fbi wants to talk to the men captured on camera touching the bomb that did not detonate in chelsea. he left behind the explosive device and took off with the bag. the two men are not considered suspects, but because they touched that bag and they were in the area, they need to talk to them. >> they are witnesses. >>> protests over police shooting death of a black man in north carolina and the protests that were violent overnight. there was looting. you can see the damage caused. a very dangerous night. we're live in charlotte next. ♪ approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supplement insurance plans insured by unitedhealthcare in

. >>> the preliminary report was just released today and found the emirates pilot tried to take off a touchdown. he already began raising the landing gear when the plane hit the ground. the crash did kill a firefighter. >>> hundreds of flights out of cabo san lucas were canceled as hurricane newton made landfall. winds reached up to 90 miles an hour. newton expected to make a wednesday. it's been busy! >> let's go to cabo. [ laughter ] >> it's hurricane season, people! >> i know! >> really. we have had both east and west coast, hurricanes around. no problems for us. here in denver, partly cloudy skies, a pretty nice evening after a pretty nice day, and certainly cooler than the 93 degrees yesterday. showers and storms off to the east of us, the county, washington county. showers and thunderstorms, nothing very heavy. they are heavy to the south. thunderstorm warning until 6:45, one till 7:45. we put this in motion, showers and thunderstorms out east, nothing in the western half of colorado. and they all leave a few hanging around, northeastern colorado, maybe a little fog. a couple ov

the emirates is a private real estate holding.ompanies that want to have a secure, long-range future have to have the security of knowing it is your revocable. -- it is your revocable -- irr evocable. i think you have the problem solved. you are welcome. [laughter] to the ideahis goes that there are these small-scale solutions and problems. and big scale solutions and problems. the two of marry them. i think your idea is fantastic. governments are not able to conduct grandscale -- >> they will have to do more than one thing at a time. they will prioritize. it will be a cascading -- >> we seen that before. be willing to ask a question or do you have any points you would like to make, madam minister? >> [inaudible] conduct of the region and what can be accomplished. we look at youth as important and we share the same goals, all of us. d.c. orwe are based in the uae. -- everyoneuestion asked great questions. , from nowmportantly to two years ahead, where would be the arab world he echoed where would be the uae -- the arab world? wher

the new theme parks are part of dubai's plan to boost tourism to the united arab emirates amid plunging oil prices in the gulf. thanks for joining us.. fox5 news at 6 o'clock is straight we sent him here to fix it. but congressman joe heck became part of the problem. wall street invested over a half-million dollars and heck supports their agenda -- privatizing social security, handing wall street billions in fees, but risking our retirement in the stock market, cutting benefits, putting wall street ahead of us. congressman heck -- what's wrong with washington. breaking news tonight at six.. a man in custody for homicide .. escapes from north las vegas police. i'm christine maddela. i'm john huck. the man was being held for a deadly shooting that happened this past weekend. fox5's vince sapienza is live on cheyenne near simmons at the detective bureau where escaped .. vince. that's right john christine i'm standing in the back of the north las vegas detective burea building....where i'm told 25 year old alonzo perez escaped police custody after breaking off his handcuffs while being deta

the suspect's wife said to be cooperating was interrogated in the united arab emirates. his mother is believed to be in >> that was nbc's miguel almaguer. >>> still ahead, an epipen mess on capitol hill. >>> bill karins has details on the weather. >> we have green and iowa and emergencies for certain areas, these thunderstorms are still linkering here. yes, there is heavy rain, numerous flash flood warnings, i-nine is the close in the austin area. wel story with heavy fall, temperat in the 90s from dallas to shreveport. "early today" will be back in two. ?? thanks to customers like you, walgreens "get a shot. give a shot." program has helped provide 15 million vaccines through the un foundation. it's that easy to make a difference. ?? walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. going to the skate park today? maybe... you can make it gr-r-reat! ?? to go all in and let your great out. around here, i'm lucky to get through a shift without a disaster. heads up! my bargain detergent couldn't keep up. it was mostly water. so, i switched to tide pods. they're super concentra

meantime there is developing news at jfk airport, a flight that just apriefd from the united arab emirates has just arrived that has the wife of ahmad khan rahami. authorities want to talk to her. the mother is still unaccounted for. at least report she went to turkey a few days before the bombings. it's not clear where she is right now. there is a number of police vehicles at jfk in new york city. ahmad khan rahami's wife is on the plane. authorities will ask her some questions about what happened prior to the bombings. >> all right in our news room you will find the latest on this developing story. we going to continue to follow it as need be. our web team is also posting updates on facebook twitter and instagram. >>> new information about a shooting near mcclymonds high school. it happened this afternoon. the school day had ended a few minutes before so the campus was open. the teen had been shot several times but he's expected to survive. >>> now to the south bay where some grade schoolers were kept inside of their classrooms after teachers heard shots fired nearby. it happened on mont

in the emirates. i'm yousef them l.l. bean. angie: and i am angie lau. welcome to bloomberg markets: middle east. we are watching asian stocks rally for a sixth day, really all about the fed. yousef: it is all about the fed, angie. we had quite a bit of interesting commentary, interesting data as well, especially the scale of this. the highest at three cents from october 2014. take a look at this chart. this can be easily pulled up on your bloomberg. you are all set. you can see how different said officials are positioning themselves. why like to point out here is an officials expect a quarter point rate increase this year. three policymakers still expect no change in 2016. that is your far left there. and officials scaled back expectations or i can 2017 and beyond, at two, down from the median of three. some interesting movements there arguably, continuing to be seen throughout the day's program. and he, what are you watching? angie: absolutely watching that. japanj here, markets in with the rest of the region, let's do a quick state of play. live tradi

is now working with officials overseas and the united arab emirates to get access to her. with dan hausle in new york. reporth terror suspect ahmad khan rahami wounded by captured alive after a desperate shoot-out on the streets of new jersey. >> i heard gunshots. boom, boom, boom. >> reporter: one of the officers was hit, saved by his kevlar vest. rahami, seen in this video, trying to run from police. the bar owner told a friend he thought the man sleeping in his doorway was the suspect him. what should we do? he could be anybody. let's call the cops. wloort happened when the police came up to him? >> he only talked to them maybe 20 seconds. he went for his gun. and he just shot, boom, boom. >> reporter: investigators say they have evidence that ties rahami to the bomb that exploded in chelsea injuring 29. the similar pressure cooker device found nearby, the pipe bomb that exploded near a new jersey charity run, and the back-pack full of pipe bombs one exploding when a police robot cut a wire. new yorkers responded to police calls to help. a building superintendent showed

officials in the unite arab emirates. and tonight, a leading explosives expert is telling cnn that the ingredients in the new york bomb device had the potential to produce an explosion significantly more powerful than the devices used in the boston marathon bombings. the expert says the use of the unstable explosive may foinl terror training overseas. we're following new report about donald trump's charitable foundation. the "washington post" says on at least four occasions the foundation paid to settle lawsuits against trump businesses. the foundation's funded primarily with other donors' money and using to it benefit trump businesses potentially could be illegal. we're covering all that and much more including our guest of the vice chair senate committee. diane feinstein of california and our experts are also standing by. let's begin with the investigation into the new york and new jersey bombings. new information coming in. jim sciutto is working this story for us. what are you learning? >> reporter: a short time ago t

well casey gotupgraded emirates from dubai to new york class seat. how exclusive is this plane ? $21,600 and change. i love his childishrance joy as he gives entire tour of his long flight of dubai from new york. tv screen personal lamp there. just in case you can't reach the screen in front of you. >> that is like 30 inches away. >> don't feel like bothering the flight attendant? that's okay push the button and whole beverage thing that elevates.? don't have to wait until meal service comes around. it's like a restaurant, you open up the menu and order. casey's choice today,>> salty. >> casey doesn't appear to be a fa in the bag? a kit, a nice bag, and your own pj(os. yes, the seat does a bed. >> so cozy. >> after your nap getting ready to destination, don't you want to feel hed? >> that is the biggest airplane bar >> they it a spa. you can rese an hour. it be to shower 1,000 feet in the air? >> dreams do come true. >> casey was on his way back from australia, he had a speech to do there for he just captures this entire awesome experience perfectly, as only he can, and that's wh

emirates now holds the guinness world record for the longest domino drop shot ever recorded. it took more than 160 employees to execute the record-breaking attempt at the huddle sports bar and grill in dubai. six-thousand, one-hundred and forty- eight shot glasses were used. according to a guinness world records official, not all of the glasses fell properly, but it was enough to beat the old record. the previous record-holder was senor frogs in the bahamas, set in february of 2013. all anchors chat/toss to 6am we look caged in. a return to normalcy... as the orange fence that surrounded sherman park... is torn down. but will it be gone for good? the latest details... now at 6:00. plus: " our heart and home have always been in laos and the spirit of reconciliation is what brings me here today." and breaking overnight - president obama... announcing millions of dollars in aid to laos... to threatening remnants of "the secret war." good morning and welcome to wakeup!

well, casey got upgraded, emirates from dubai to new york said, sure, have our first class seat. how exclusive is this plane ticket? $21,600 and change. and joy as he gives us an entire tour of his long flight of dubai from new york. tv screen, personal lamp there. remote just in case you can't reach the screen in front of you. >> that is like 30 inches away. >> don't feel like bothering the flight attendant? that's okay, push the button and you have a whole beverage thing that elevates. hungry? don't have to wait until meal service comes around. it's like a restaurant, you open up the menu and casey's choice today, caviar. >> salty. >> casey doesn't appear to be a fan of the caviar. what's in the goody bag? a kit, a nice bag, slippers, and your own pjs. yes, the seat does recline into a bed. >> so cozy. >> after your nap is done, getting ready to arrive at your destination, don't you want to feel refreshed? >> that is the biggest airplane bathroom i've ever seen. >> they call it a spa. hour. how cool must it be to shower 1,000 feet in the air? >> dreams do come true. >> casey wa

not quite sure where it's it, speculating somewhere in the united arab emirates. as you can see, most of the completely covered by this cloud cover. this fella figures, you know what, i've got a great idea. >> better hope to high heaven it works. >> gets himself settled, gets himself a countdown. >> you've got to drop the bag. >> you mentalist. look at him, flying towards the clouds. we get to see it from the other angle, as well. >> oh, goodness gracious. >> you think he's safe, guys, because look as he then flies into this cloud cover. you can see almost nothing. >> he's got to land. >> right. >> not like he's flying with instruments. >> as it starts to clear, we can eventually see the ground. that is some crazy, crazy low cloud cover. there is this big dirt area right here, which he aims right >> that was definitely exhilarating, if that's what he was after. >>> 5-year-old addison is taking matters into her own hands. >> i'm going to shoot my arrows. >> she's had it with this tooth and it's time to go. :watch her catapult her tooth straight out of her mouth. >>

the suspect's wife, said to be cooperating, was interrogated in the united arab emirates. his mother is believed to be in turkey. more family in new jersey, questioned at length. >> they will have known others with whom he's spoken or interacted or met. they may have actually been invoed not yet clear. >> ahmad rahami's wife, who was in dubai, is expected to arrive back in the united states later tonight. she should be accompanied by federal air marshals. again, she is not a suspect, but the case is wide open. savannah, it's unclear if she'll return here to the family home. >> so many questions tonight. miguel almaguer, thank you. >>> we move to presidential politics. our brand new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll, it shows in a four-way match-up, hillary 37%. trump meantime courted the african-american vote today, but something one of his famous surrogates said before a crowd at a black church in ohio is raising some eyebrows, nbc's katie turr with more. >> boxing promotor don king is hyping donald trump in cleveland as the chosen warrior for blacks and women. >> he is

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she checked in this week to the u- s embassy in the united arab emirates. she left the country back in june. it's still not clear if she new about "ahmad khan rahami's" plans. rahami is still in a hospital... and his public defender is trying to get him his first court apperance. so far, a new york judge has refused to set a date. the f-b-i has released new video of two men.. who took a suitcase holding the bomb that did not explode in "new york city" last saturday these men were seen taking the bomb ?out, leaving it on the ground... and then walking away with the suitcase. investigators say these men are being sought as witnesses.. not suspects. an update now... on that wildfire threatening space missions... at the vandenberg air force base in california. this is video of crews battling the flames on wednesday. as of last night the fire was about 70 percent contained. more than 11 ?hundred firefighters have been battling it since the weekend. about 12 thousand acres just south of the base. the launch pads for spacex and united launch alliance appear to be

she was stopped in the united arab emirates, we say. >> we believe she was in the united arab emirates and that's where the focus is right now, to talk to those authorities to try to get to talk to her. the question is what did the family members see? we know that nbc news caught up with his father yesterday, and they asked him what he might have seen. take a listen to what he said. >> did you know that your son was doing this? >> no. >> you had no idea? >> no. >> and when you hear now that he's been accused of this, do you believe it? do you believe it? sir? >> i'm not sure what's going on. >> you're not sure? >> i'm not sure what's happening. but i think so. it's very hard now to talk, okay? >> and, carol, we do expect that the fbi's going to try to question rahami today. they haven't mirandised him. he had some surgeries yesterday. that will be key to figure out what happened. >> evan perez reporting new information for us this morning. thanks so much. with the investigation now focusing on finding a motive, officials are trying to piece together exactly who ahma ahmad kahn rahami i

bill: there is a report that his wife left for pakistan or the united arab emirates days before the bombing took place. is that true? >> that's my understanding. we are look at three trips he took to pakistan and afghanistan. when he came back, he reportedly had radicalized upon his return to the united states. this is a classic scenario when radicalization takes place and yet it's not reported to authorities. it's unfortunate that wasn't done in this case. bill: he had been questioned at one point perhaps on suspicious behavior, then was ruled out. is that true, sir? >> there was a domestic violence charge against him. the jury decided not to indict him. he stabbed a relative's leg. i don't know why he wasn't indicted for that offense. that possibly could have revealed more information. i'm always interested in who he met with overseas, who he talked to, was he radicalized over there in one thing is clear, something happened to him when he went overseas. by all accounts, by his girlfriend's account and friends, he became a different purpose, a deeply religious person in the islamic faith,

the suspect's wife said to be cooperating was interrogated in the united arab emirates. his mother is believed to be in turkey. more family in new jersey, questioned at helpingth. >> that was nbc's miguel almaguer. >>> still ahead, an epipen mess on capitol hill. >>> bill karins has details on the weather. >> we have green and iowa and emergencies for certain areas, these thunderstorms are still linkering here. yes, there is heavy rain, numerous flash flood warnings, i-nine is the close in the austin area. we will continue to watch this story with heavy rain. that's a look at the big weather story of the day, now, here's a closer look at your day ahead. >>> well, the hot heavy rain from des moines, as we go throughout the day and how about this for the fall, temperatures in the 90s from dallas to shreveport. "early today" will be back in two. oday" will be back in two. when it helps give a lifesaving vaccine to a child in need. ♪ thanks to customers like you, walgreens "get a shot. give a shot." program has helped provide 15 million vaccines through the un foundation. it

and local authorities in the united arab emirates. a senior law enforcement official said she is being cooperative to a certain degree. her husband is still believed to be in a new jersey hospital where he was taken after being shot by police on monday. a 28-year-old is suspected planting two bombs in new york city that injured 31 people. >> concord police were looking for the gunman who shot a man and a woman snowed a home. we first brought it to you as breaking news at 11:00 last night and our reporter is at concord police with the latest. do we know in it was targeted or random? >> unclear. investigators are here right now, meeting about the case. they tell me that when they look at the location and at what happened it looks like a targeted attack. neighbors hoping that is the case. >> residents in the new, quiet, center point subdecision in concord say it was tough to sleep lap night at gunfire shattered the quiet before 10:00 p.m. i was kind scared. i want sure whoever did this was still in the neighbor. >> concord police say one