this is the chairperson for qatar foundation.pposed to to be mindful of other people's welfare, it's this person. i saw people sweating. i saw people just struggling to, like, keep still and all that and all that. and this person came and saw people standing outside and did nothing about it. and this went on for the remainder of summer, and nothing was done. fast forward to 2021, the guards still standing outside for extended periods of time. and i'm thinking, "summer is just around the corner — i have to do something about it." i wrote an article describing what happened. you know, just the reality of what we go through, like, on a day—to—day. my company gave me up. they handed me over to the authorities. they thought that i was working with foreign agents to spread disinformation and spoil the name of qatar and all that. for the first two weeks, i had no contact with anyone. i was blindfolded, all those things — handcuffs. so i didn't really know where i was. i didn't have any hope. the kenyan embassy and the ilo came to to vis

a qatar foundation spokesperson said their contractors must comply with qatar's laws.d are fined if found in breach. we asked the qatar government about malcolm's case and the allegation they were underreporting heat deaths. they did not respond. with the football world cup coming up this year in qatar, all eyes will be on them to see how workers are kept safe in this ever increasing heat. apple could be forced to change the type of charger it supplies for iphones sold in europe, after the eu agreed a law to introduce a standard port. the new rules would mean new electronic devices such as mobiles and tablets have to use the same kind of usb cable. apple has previously resisted a one—size—fits all approach. stories of ships stuffed with treasure from an era long ago are rarely live up to the hype, but wendy urquhart has a true story about a spanish galleon laden with real treasure that's worth billions. the colombian navy has discovered two historical boats near the caribbean port of cartagena, very close to the wreck of the spanish galleon san jose wreck of the spanis

. �* ., to qatar.rting there. wales host _ to qatar. alex howell reporting there. wales host belgium - to qatar. alex howell reporting there. wales host belgium in l to qatar. alex howell reporting - there. wales host belgium in cardiff tomorrow. although it has been a brilliant couple of weeks for rob page and his side, qualifying for theirfirst world cup in page and his side, qualifying for their first world cup in a page and his side, qualifying for theirfirst world cup in a 6a page and his side, qualifying for their first world cup in a 6a years, they have struggled in the nations league, losing both of their opening two matches. and now they face the second highest ranked team in the world. thomas dafyd has more. relaxed in training but the burden of a hectic schedule for players everywhere a concern for the captain. gareth bale is morning there would be consequences if this year's congested calendar is repeated. year's congested calendar is repeated-— year's congested calendar is repeated. year's

the qatar foundation spokesperson said contractors must comply with qatar's laws.y must assess heat risk, provide cold water, shade, and breaks. and fountain breach. we asked the government about the case. an allegation they were underreporting heat deaths. they did not respond. with the football world cup coming up, all eyes will be on them to see how workers areept safe in this increasing heat. >> in paris, environmental activists blocked a plan to chop down trees around the eiffel tower. it was part of an $80 million project to create a garden for the 2024 olympics games. buno longer. >> the plan was to pedestrian eyes the area around the eiffel tower and introduce new paths, cycle routes, souvenir shops, and food stores. but when they found out it would mean chopping down 42 trees and threaten the roots of a plane tree planted by napoleon in 1814, they launched a petition. it was signed by more than 140,000 people. but thomas braillerom the surveillance of trees decided to take the protest one step further. initially, authorities tried to bargain with protester

a qatar foundation spokesperson said their contractors must comply with qatar's laws. asked the qatar government about malcolm's case and the allegation they were underreporting heat deaths. they did not respond. with the football world cup coming up this year in qatar, all eyes will be on them to see how workers are kept safe in this ever increasing heat. nawal al maghafi, bbc news. and before we go: a tale of sunken treasure at the bottom of the ocean. colombian naval officials have found two more historical shipwrecks, close to the remains of the sanjose galleon, a spanish ship laden with treasure that was sunk by the british in 1708. it could contain billions of dollars of gold. here's the president of colombia. translation: shipwrecks can be comletel translation: shipwrecks can be completely preserved _ translation: shipwrecks can be completely preserved and - completely preserved and protected until the respective extraction is done stopping these riches can then be made available to the world and appreciated through museum exhibitions. a reminder of our top stor

a qatar foundation spokesperson said that contractors must comply with qatar's rules.nd in breach. we asked the qatar government about malcolm's case, an allegation they were under—reporting heat deaths. they did not respond. with the football world cup coming up this year in qatar, all eyes will be on them to see how workers are kept safe in that this ever—increasing heat. three police officers in the us state of arizona have been put on leave after they stood by and watched a homeless man drowning. newly released bodycam footage and transcripts show the man getting into a lake last month and telling police he was "going to drown". one officer responded, "i'm not going tojump in after you." cbs reporter alexis dominguez has the latest. she thinks you're from japan. in this body can video officers are seen speaking with 34—year—old sean bickings and a woman about a domestic disturbance. on may 28th, police reported the man, now identified as bickings, running from police to avoid arrest due to warrants. police later clarified he was not a suspect and was not being purs

francine: sharon, good morning from qatar. what kind of are a session and can we really avoid an earnings recession even if the economy kicks through? sharon: earnings forecasts haven't really come down. earnings forecasts are still pretty high. many analysts have been operating forecasts. the key one season was great actually. there were profit warnings from retailers in particular. maybe they are the first ones to file. -- feel it. even if you get a downturn in growth, you will see earnings come back quite a bit as well. in europe, we find that each 1% move in gdp, you get 10% move in earnings, a superhigh beat to those moves in gdp. a 1% contraction in gdp would been a 10% fall in earnings. we are not forecasting that. you have seen the retail sector is probably the one sector where earnings estimates have been coming down this year. tom: just bringing to your attention a line from the terminal, the swiss market falling about 6%, the index is down from its highs of december 20% setting itself up for a bear market. we are in

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it is day two right here at the qatar economic forum.e have heard from elon musk, and bob diamond, standard chartered, bill winters, they are jumped into the conversation. group one holdings, and boeing. dani: also coming up, how can investors position for stagflation? will it be stagflation that we need to position for? we are going to speak with chris brightman, ceo and cio at research affiliates. that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> a recession is inevitable at some point. >> it's almost unavoidable. >> there's going to be a recession. >> seeing a cooling of the economy is something that we believe is appropriate. elon: as to whether there is a recession in the near-term, i think that is more likely than not. >> kind of a tough period here. >> are economists have increased their odds of a recession this year, but really more focused into next year. >> we can stabilize the energy market, i believe if the fed does their jobs, we will have inflation under control. >> inflation is not going to care itself -- cure. >> itself there>> will

qatar is different, you hear about saudi arabia, the united arab emirates, the persian gulf, but qatard center particularly with lng, which is why we are having conversations with the leadership of exxon mobil, shell. coming off of his conversation with elon musk, john micklethwait, we know will be back in cutter for the world cup. what is the likelihood that jamie vardy can get out of lester and help england not embarrass themselves? john: the single biggest question this morning. my hope is that he will reemerge. considering he is older, he does face issues. tom: john micklethwait attending the world cup meetings. john: we should all go. tom: a conversation with elon musk. he was very careful. why was elon musk so careful in his answers to your questions? john: i don't know. what was interesting is that he did it at 3:00 a.m. your time, but for most of us it is quite late in the evening. i think he was careful because topics of his life are private at the moment. he has the twitter issue, where he is stuck about the fact, he talked about being someone who just about had bought it, al

a qatar foundation spokesperson said their contractors must comply with qatar's laws.ound in breach. we asked the qatar government about malcolm's case and the allegation they were under—reporting heat deaths. they did not respond. with the football world cup coming up this year in qatar, all eyes will be on them to see how workers are kept safe in this ever increasing heat. if you want more analysis from outside source a good place to find it is on twitter — i'm @bbcrosatkins. follow me, you'll see all of our videos, they're usually quite short with lots packed in. we're posting new material all the time. it has been a warm day for many of us today. with some sunshine around. a lovely day for many parts of scotland. the weather in central scotland. the weather in central scotland will look very different for tomorrow. changes are coming in. they are coming from the southwest where we see the cloud building with rain pushing across southwest england and wales and into northern ireland before midnight. that band of rain will continue north into southern scotland and eas

>>costa rica ya está dentro de la copa del mundo fifa qatar 2022.l campbell, en la actualidad de las filas de rayados de monterrey cuando apenas había jugado 2 minutos del encuentro en el que los neozelandeses pese a caer derrotados tuvieron el 70% de posesión de balón. tras una primera parte con escasas jugadas de peligro se llegó a la segunda mitad con costa rica aguantando la ventaja y una nueva zelanda tratando de alcanzar la portería de que los más sin éxito. al final fiesta entre los jugadores y aficionados costarricenses que asistieron el partido en vivo en el estadio en qatar que será hacer de de algunos juegos de la fase de grupos. es el grupo en donde tendrá enfrente a japón y a los campeones del mundo como alemania y españa. y temen de mundo es la casa de la copa mundial de la fifa qatar 2022 así es que aquí puedan verlo todo. >>no se vayan porque privó tenemos historias en noticias del mundo al mediodía. los soñadores siguen con su batalla para que se reconozcan sus derechos cuando falta un día para que se cumpla 10 años del programa dac

haidi: qatar is finance ministers speaking with simone foxman at the qatar economic forum.re to boot -- tune into bloomberg radio to hear more from the big newsmakers. you can get in-depth analysis from the bloomberg rate -- daybreak team there. you can listen via the app, radio plus or bloombergradio.com. lots more ahead, this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: here's a quick check of the latest business headlines. j.p. morgan chase is letting off hundreds of home lending re-employees and reassigning hundreds more. bloomberg learned that the total affected will be more than 1000 workers rapidly rising mortgage rates have driven down demands and what have been a red hot housing market. goldman sachs is expanding further beyond its base in new york. the firm plans to station 5000 employees in a new office tower in dallas. goldman and the developer investing roughly $500 million in the project. the bank already has almost 4000 employees in north texas. they have finally gained permission to open its flagship casino. the news comes days before flagstone takes over. the regulators have all

but this japanese referee hopes to do just that in qatar in november.he is one of three women nominated as referees for the first world cup in the arab world. despite the potential landmark, she wants to go largely unnoticed and is keen to let the football flow. >> one of the big targets for directory is to bring out the beauty of the game. -- for a referee, is to bring out the beauty of the game. i will do my best to make it happen. if i need to communicate with the players, i will do that. if i need to show a card, i will show a card. but rather than control, i am thinking about what i can do to boost the appeal of soccer. reporter: qatar has been busy this week, trying to shore up its accommodation for the world cup including floatingotels, as prices soar. but the pressure is not just on the host nation, as the referee well knows. >> of course, i think the pressure on me will be huge. i have a lot of responsibility, but i am really happy to take on this duty. i try to take it as a positive and something which will make me happy. reporter: new referee

este lunes y este martes se van a jugar los Últimos 2 boletos a la fifa qatar 2022.rtido va a ser las 1030 de la maÑana. en telemundo 48 somos la casa mundial de la fif qatar 2022 y somos los Últimos boletos para estar todo listo. y asÍ como esto. y arrancar este y tendremos y por supuesto mÁs me despido por el momento. mira. >>> corazÓn partido se dirÍa eso. corazÓn partido. >>> vamos a cpli car por quÉ. cuen tales por quÉ carlos >>> no rc no, no. cÉsar no puede entrar a este estadio. >>> y al contrario. como vive esta experiencia de estar ahÍ. el amÉrica con madrid. solo ahÍ. >>> ya lo dijiste, tu pagas todo. >>> ese dÍa mÁs ansiosa ya sabe por quÉ tiene corazÓn. >>> muchas gracias. >>> ya volvemos. domina la acciÓn, fue presentado por tour Águila. amÉrica versus leÓn. >>> las pandillas han crecido mucho. lÍderes de oakland hacen un llamado para detener la violencia en la ciudad. luego que un adolescente fue asesinado mientras visitaba a su abuelo. veremos los detalles hoy en vivo. >>> le mostraremos las imÁgenes mÁs amables. >>> cuenta con nueva atracciÓn m >>> va

we get exclusive insight from the qatar economic forum. and the yang 6824 year low against the greenback as investors -- and the yen six to 824 year low against the greenback -- and the yen sinks to a 24 year low against the greenback. we saw equities gains in new york. we are also following the gasoline futures market. in the new york session we saw the bounce higher. we just learned president biden will be asking congress for a federal gas tax holiday. there had been criticism that perhaps it could affect revenue, but the president defended this earlier today, saying that this would not affect roadbuilding projects. he is seeking a pause in the $.18 per gallon tax. we will have to see what happens in congress. meantime, u.s. futures are muted in the early session, but we had seen the s&p 500 rarely in the new york session. energy leading gains. . also consumer discretionary stocks. more positive sentiment when it came to recession fears, even president biden saying that is not necessarily inevitable here. annabelle: but still, also some

dani: this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe," i am dani burger in london with manus cranny in qatar. these are the stories that set your agenda. manus: our top headlines this morning from doha, entirely avoidable. president biden says the procession is not inevitable even as former treasury secretary larry summers says the u.s. needs 5% unemployment to be inflation. stock futures and treasury yields rise. hiking plan impacts. president lagarde's crisis toolbox takes shape as she restates the plan for consecutive rate hikes. plus, a crippling strike. u.k. commuters race for the largest rail walkout in three decades as london transport grinds to a halt. dani, warm welcome, i am on tour, i haven't gone rogue, i am in doha. the security to get in here was pretty tough. and of course, john micklethwait with elon musk. i said you should have signed up weeks ago when i invited you. dani: and that's if you can get through the craziness at airports right now. it is popping over there. elon musk, but i'm looking forward to your conversation with nouriel roubini. especially as calls for recessi

will get more exclusive insights from the qatar economic forum.hery: the yen six to a 24 year low against the dollar. this is the picture across wall street. u.s. futures muted after the open after the s&p 500 gained almost 3%. it was led higher by energy and consumer discretionary stocks. more positive sentiment today. president biden saying that a u.s. recession is not inevitable. we had treasuries falling, the 10 year yield headed toward the 3.30 level, the long leading data sources. gains in oil prices. -- the long and an leading their losses. gains in oil prices. and we are continuing to see anxiety, data showing existing home sales fell to lowest in two years, given that rates are rising. if you do price in the potential of recession risks, analysts are calling even lower for the s&p 500. take a look at this chart. we are about 3500. but there are analysts from morgan stanley, golden spacs, socgen saying that if we were to see a typical recession, then the s&p 500 could fall around the 3200 level. morgan stanley is one of the bears on wall s

because ac having preference for a country like qatar— ac having preference for a country like qatar funded by their former prime minister? ce by their former prime minister? (ce in by their former prime minister? in cheshire, by their former prime minister? ce in cheshire, the chairman of the princes foundation, says that at if you hours notice, they have checked into this event in the past and confirmed that the previous trustees of the foundation discussed the governance and donor relationship, confirming that the doughnut was a legitimate and verified counterparty, and our auditors sign off after a specific inquiry during the audit —— confirming that the donor. there was no failure of governance. you just mentioned some of the details the paper is alleging, some of the cash was in fortnum & mason bags, it talks about some of his aides counting through this cash, adding it up. yes. some of his aides counting through this cash, adding it up.— this cash, adding it up. yes, they sa the this cash, adding it up. yes, they say the source — this cash, adding it up. yes, they say the sour

then in november, it's iran in qatar. in football, memories conflict. �* , iran in qatar.. there's a frustration that there's a gap _ conflict. there's a frustration that there's a gap between _ conflict. there's a frustration that there's a gap between these - conflict. there's a frustration that i there's a gap between these players who have a trophy in them and whether southgate has that ability to change a game, to react, which he didn't do in the semifinal four years ago. and in the final against italy last year. years ago. and in the final against ltalv last year-— years ago. and in the final against italy last year. waiting for england in the groun _ italy last year. waiting for england in the group stage _ italy last year. waiting for england in the group stage of— italy last year. waiting for england in the group stage of wales -- - italy last year. waiting for england in the group stage of wales -- our in the group stage of wales —— our wales. they also have two more games before the world cup, and they too have problems. in two games against the netherlands, the

he will speak with us at the bloomberg qatar economic forum. that could be an interesting back-and-forth. after last week's federal reserve jumbo 75 basis point hike, support for another such move appears to be growing. governor waller says he would back another big increase at the july meeting. >> the fed is all in on establishing price stability and part of that is understanding the forces that have boosted inflation and examining how policymakers responded. manus: let's get to dan and what he makes of the weekend's speakers. waller was just one. what we take away from his view on a recession risk? markets are telling us a probability of 75%. others saying a recession at the end of the year. his waller misguided or on the money? -- is waller misguided or on the money? don: it's interesting to track -- daniel: it's interesting to track risks of a reflection -- a recession. he called it a little overblown. not a ringing endorsement. janet yellen says it is not at all inevitable. these same like equivocal comments. you can be all in on price sta

(comerciales) >>> la copa mundial de la fifa qatar 2022 estÁ completa que la disfrutarÁ por telemundolor navas y dedicÓ a su paÍs el pase a la copa mundial de la fifa qatar 2022. >>> darle gracias a dios y mi familia a personas que siempre estuvieron con nosotros. hoy todo el pueblo costarricense estÁ contento, es una clasificaciÓn merecida. >>> un personaje del momento es el piloto daniel suÁrez, en su primera victoria en nascar el conductor compartiÓ con la comunidad hispana que acercÓ al circuito de sonama. el mexicano expresÓ su orgullo de ser mexicano. >>> estoy muy orgulloso de nacer en mÉxico, y tal vez hace 10 Ños me daba vergÜenza pero ahora es un motivo de orgullo, eso me gusta decirlo porque es una forma que la gente vea que somos iguales. >>> el piloto mexicano ganÓ una carrera de nascar. >>> media docena de ecuelas en oaxaca cerraron sus puertas ante el avance de covid-19. >>> una especie nativa de california podrÍa estar en peligroso. hablamos de los pelÍcanos. ya regresamos. (comerciales) uy, sofía se dignó a visitarnos. he estado ocupada, prima. ocupada patty. ahora es

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but the reality is that these animals are endangered on a deserted beach in the north of qatar, isn't it? why their numbers are decreasing in like to 5 percent of the facility of the dog on here to pop it? it can by touched by car jack mean it says attached to the fishing that they need to breathe within 5 minutes to 6 minutes. if they are under stella, they would die. you know, well, yeah. and because of that, you will not see any physical evidence, you know, how do you stop this from happening? stop. this is just to protect their feeding area with the grass. and just to confirm that people like the marine mammals, they are under the endangered species. we should protect them, we should do something ah, the survival of our plan. it's natural treasures depends on the protection of wildlife habitat of entire ecosystems, just an hour north of cutters, capital doha. we continue our journey with the professor to find the landscape. many would be surprised is here in the gulf. hello a. and this man groups really is affecting our coastal area for them. roger, so really it's benefit to go to

le thi thu thuy, the vinfast ceo, joining us here and coming to you live from the qatar economic forum it is hard to concentrate with everything happening around us. tom: you have done brilliantly. we do apologize for the audio issues there. of course it is very busy and loud at the very well attended forum. coming up, we speak to former barclays ceo bob diamond on all things investing and the macroenvironment again from the qatar economic forum. stay with us, ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: will come back to the open, where 45 minutes into the european trading day. gains of more than 1% across european equities. nasdaq futures pointing to help against, up by more than 2%, s&p e-mini's pointing to gains of 1.8%. a bit of a pop for the pound. the boe chief economist saying they are ready to act more aggressively if needed. the risk of self-sustaining momentum in inflation, saying there will be a 12 to 18 month lag between rates going up and pulling inflation lower. let's go back to the iata conference in delhi, on the need -- doha, the emirates president tim clark hopes to have his airline

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it comes amid a federal investigation into whether he secretly lobbied for the government of qatar.e latest on this. general allen is a big name, alex. >> he is a big name, john, and general allen is saying that he is leaving the brookings institution with a heavy heart, he wrote that in a resignation letter that came out yesterday. for context, brookings as you noted is an extremely influential think tank, one of the most reputable and respected in washington. general allen of course commanded u.s. and coalition working in afghanistan and in this resignation letter he went on to write that it is best for all concerned in this moment that he leave brookings. john, he did not address the controversy that is at the heart of this resignation and that is that he failed to disclose that he was lobbying for the government of qatar, that he did not hand over emails to the fbi pertaining to his efforts to lobby for them. now, all of this coming out in a court filing that appears to have been posted accidentally and in it there was an fbi warrant that alleges that general allen was essential

confirmó que no más de 26 personas pueden ocupar los suplentes. >> la copa mundial de la fifa qatar la vegetación. >> los bomberos han pedido a los residentes a que evacúa el ya que el fuego a consumido 65 acres >> como me está trabajo máxima capacidad. >> en el condado contra acosta. incendio de vegetación fue rápidamente controlado y fue cuestión de hace unos momentos que levantaron las advertencias. >> departamento de bomberos suspendió la advertencia de evacuación en este incendio que avanzó unos 50 acres estamos siguiendo de cerca otros incendios hasta el momento se estipula que son 100 acres los que están siendo consumidos a esta hora de la tarde. >> no se despegue de nuestra plataforma digital para estar siguiendo los cambios en la próxima hora quedamos más información. (♪ música ♪) musica el derec a ir armado, decisio polemica, la csorte suprema d estados unidos, permite llevar armas en publico, fallo anula ley de new york que limitaba portacion fuera de casa, es la decision mas importte de la c corebte, llega un mes depsspue masacre en uvalde, es la noticias principal, ademas

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as it stands, wales will be going to the world cup in qatar. the world cup in qatar. a nervy final few minutes there. you can follow all the latest from and reaction on the bbc sport website and app. but for now, that's all from sportsday. hello, and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. what have you got for us this week, mark? a very exciting week. we have men, which is a horror inflected fairy tale. we have major, which is inspired by a true story of heroism. and bergman island — can life and art ever be separated? men, the clip of this gives me the creeps so much that i don't think i could bring myself to watch it! and you say it's some kind of fantasy horror? yes. let me try and sell it to you. so, it's by alex garland, who wrote and directed ex machina and annihilation. i think it's like a playfully twisted fairy tale about gender. jessie buckley is harper. she's come out of an abusive relationship. she decides to go off to a country retreat, to what she calls the "dream co

. >> qatar will hosthe world cup. many fans were already counting down to the big kickoff next november. as this tournament unfolds, it will play a key role for organizers getting ready to host the sporting event next year and for that qatar national team as they get used to playing in front of a home crowd. they hope to convince fans on themselves that they are ready to take on the world. mohammed: 100 million people around the world are now displaced. war, violence, persecution, and rights abuses are some of the main causes, but can this rising trend be reversed, and if so, how? this is "inside story." ♪ hello and welcome to the program. i'm mohammed jamjoom. more people than ever before are being forcibly displaced around the world and according to the u.n. refugee agency either we deal with the causes, conflict, climate, change and persecution, to name just a few, or we begin accepting a world in which millions are displaced everywhere. right now that number is more than one million. the war in ukraine is worsenin

he arrived in qatar specifically to participate in the economic forum, in general, the diplomatic trafficsident of kazakhstan is incredibly rich. he visited st. petersburg, then iran came to tehran. on an official visit after the personal invitation and the peace of qatar to fucking hell, where he passed qatari economic forum in iran such by president raisa took part in the launch ceremony of the first container train from kazakhstan through iran to turkey became the starting point, pavlodar later. 5 days, having passed through the territory of turkmenistan, the train arrived in tehran during the ceremony of the head of state gave a start to further travel already to turkey, the length of the entire 12 day route is more than 6,000 km regarding the new corridor. they immediately began to speculate again, trying to push russia and kazakhstan by inventing competition, where and in sight. no, this is the usual work of kazakhstani railways, which are expanding and developing their route network and are trying to somehow go, including bypassing the russian federation. well, the potential of thi

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we bring you our conversation with the tesla ceo from the qatar economic forum in delhi. a first for apple. workers in maryland vote to unionize. we talk to the former chair of the national labor relations board about whether the iphone maker should brace for a wave of union votes at stores around the world. monetizing meta-. how the company is shifting priorities and its algorithm in an effort to chase tiktok. we look at all of that in a moment. u.s. stocks rebounding after last week's trillion dollar slide on the s&p 500. katie greifeld here to walk us through the day. take it away. kati: it was a broad rally today. s&p 500 and nasdaq 100 finishing 2.5% higher. you did see yields continue to climb. look at the 10 year treasury yield, finishing five basis points higher today. you are looking, breaking below 30 at one point. finishing above 30. still volatility exiting the market as we saw stocks rebound. within the rally, to stocks caught my eye. tesla and twitter. we heard elon musk in conversation with bloomberg news editor-in-chief john micklethwait. on the twitter fr

qatar, here they come. to booking flights to doha. we are going to be there competing against the best in the world on football terms, but the rest of the world is going to see us as wales and i think that is the main thing. it's hard to overstate just how much this means to an entire nation. few people in the stadium were even born the last time wales qualified for a world cup. even fewer know how it feels to represent your nation on the global stage. all credit to gallant wales - for holding brazil to a single goal. sweden in 1958 is remembered as the tournament where pele broke welsh hearts, having made it to the quarterfinals. so, can today's players go as far? i think they'll have a very good chance. something which the welsh team has always had is a bit of spirit. when the players make it to qatar, alcohol will be restricted. there are real concerns about the hosts' human rights record too. but for now, wales are just savouring their success. hywell griffith, bbc news, cardiff. time for a look at the

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booking your flights to qatar? yes, we certainly are. definitely. all the way to the world cup.ay! the world may have willed on ukraine, but it's wales which has claimed a piece of history and a on football's global stage. the last time wales played a world cup in 1958 they came up against a young brazilian who came to be known as pele. this time they know they will face iran, usa and england in their group, an opportunity for a golden generation of welsh footballers to show the world what they can do. footballers to show the world what they can do. in ukraine the capital kyiv has com under russian attack for the first time since the end of april, with missiles striking several areas. russia has been focusing its attention on the eastern donbas region, but president putin warned today that new targets would be struck if western countries arm ukraine with longer—range weapons. from kyiv here's our correspondentjoe inwood. explosion. multiple blasts shattering the peace of sunday morning in kyiv. for the first time in more than a month, ukraine's capital came under fire. now, this

so wales will be a on a plane to qatar , where they'll play in the same group as england, the usa and fresh wave of flight cancellations affecting especially british holidaymakers over this bank holiday. and we will ask the question if you can get your full weeks work done in just four days as a new trial kicks off here in the uk for a 4— day working week. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @tadthnright. it was a soggy end to the weekend across england and wales in particular, but we start the new week off on a largely dry and settled note. increasing amounts of sunshine for monday and tuesday. it will start to turn wet, though, on wednesday, windier by the end of the week but, generally, temperatures will be around the seasonal average throughout the week, both by day and by night. so, monday starts off rather cloudy, rather murky for england and wales. outbreaks of rain affecting eastern england, east anglia. fairly strong northerly winds, which will clear away. then, it's an improvement in the afternoon — we should start to see some sunshine breaking through that cloud for england a

wales 15 minutes away from qatar, one of those final slots. it was all ukraine.y—off semifinal at hampden earlier this week, loving the scots await 3—1. and they were all over wales for the first 15 minutes. but then, who else? gareth bale, their captain, their inspiration, their talisman, bale, their captain, their inspiration, theirtalisman, he bale, their captain, their inspiration, their talisman, he had a free kickjust outside the box. 25 yards. he whipped it into the box. it was on target, and the west ham forward tried to intercept and block it. itjust absolutely forward tried to intercept and block it. it just absolutely flew into the net. it might be credited as an own goal, but wales did not care one jot. it was bale who was celebrating. they have push their luck because ukraine really came at them earlier in the second half. ben davies a brilliant blocking challenge inside the six yard box. hennessy with a brilliant save. just pushing white with the follow—up as well. and ukraine have made a couple of substitutions. another block from wales there on th

in football, ukraine are a step closer to the world cup in qatar after beating scotland 3—1 at hampdenr later this year. in the last few minutes, ukraine's president zelensky expressed thanks and pride in his team. our sports correspondent jane dougall has all the latest from hampden park. you might still be able to hear the ukrainianfans you might still be able to hear the ukrainian fans celebrating outside hampden, along with the scotland fans. we have heard some bagpipes and there has been a great deal of iby and there has been a great deal of joy between the two sets of fans despite the fact that there was a football match to play. but this was a match that we couldn't possibly predict the outcome of because of the tough circumstances that the ukrainian squad underwent. the flag of the opposition and blazed on a government building in glasgow. a scottish take on the ukrainian national anthem. and this group of children, ukrainian orphans, but with a new home in scotland, making their way to watch the match. for a football game, there has been an unusually warm welcome for the oppos

the united arab emirates in their asia world cup qualifier play—off at the ahmad bin ali stadium in qatar had the uae level blasting the ball into the roof of the net but eintracht frankfurt midfielder it with six minutes left. australia now go on to face peru, onjune 13th in the inter—confederation play—off to secure a trip back to qatar in november. always a difficult opponent and whenever we come up against each other it is a tight affair and it comes down to tight margins and fortunately tonight it went in ourfain margins and fortunately tonight it went in our fain allow margins and fortunately tonight it went in ourfain allow —— in ourfavour it went in ourfain allow —— in our favour and it went in ourfain allow —— in ourfavour and always a our favour and always a difficult opponent but ourfavour and always a difficult opponent but tonight went in our way. former world number one dustinjohnson has announced that he's resigned from the pga tour. he's done so to take part in the saudi—backed liv golf series, which starts on thursday. it means he also won't be available to play in the ry

wales have booked their ticket to qatar later this year, the first time they have reached a world cupdged their play—off final against ukraine1—0. there was huge global support for ukraine, with their country still at war following the russian invasion. they were also aiming to reach only their second world cup but it was gareth bale's deflected free—kick in the first half that decided the match. ukraine's captain andriy yarmolenko was credited with the own goal as his headed clearance only hit the back of his own net. the welsh celebrations at fulltime will last long into the night in cardiff, they're off to qatar, where they'll play in the same group as england the boys work hard, is a big commitment, they are away from their families for a month, and to put that much commitment into it, the reward at the end is there for them. to celebrate that with the supporters and you see the players go over and get the kids, it's an unbelievable occasion, great to see. yeah, things like this will stay with you forever. it's the best moment of my footballing career without doubt. rafael nadal s

ritika: the interview was part of the economic -- the qatar economic forum.iotin will decide if he will band the -- soaring prices would likely require congressional signoff and cannot be taken by executive action. u.s. gas prices average $4.98 a gallon. russia warms that two americans captured while fighting in ukraine could face the death penalty. they are not likely to be protected by the geneva connection -- the geneva connection -- the geneva convention. the biggest rail strike in ukiah -- in the uk's underway. some 40,000 workers are walking up to date, thursday, and saturday. that is bringing commuter services to a halt and threatening to form chaos. a company will pay $2.9 billion for the u.s. organic energy -- global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> there is nothing inevitable about recession. tom: president of the united states. a lot of vetting out there, do you think it is tangible that larry summers could

rica beat new zealand in a play—off to secure the final place at this year's football world cup in qatarand could the best be yet to come? after nine years together, the k—pop supergroup, bts, announce they're taking a break to focus on solo careers. good to have you with us. the uk government insists will not change its policy of flying asylum seekers to rwanda after it was forced to cancel the first scheduled flight. a last—minute ruling by the european court of human rights meant the flight, due to go to kigali, was grounded. the british government argues that the removals will deter people smugglers and say they are already planning the next flight out. but opponents of the policy say it is inhumane. mark lobel has the story. going nowhere. borisjohnson�*s rwanda plan to cut immigration grounded for now. this flight was originally meant to take over 100 asylum seekers to rwanda, thenjust a handful, and finally none following a series of legal challenges. it's returned to base in spain. it's particularly galling for the government, coming on the day more than 300 people arrived in dov

times over the weekend, detailing a cash handover to prince charles from the former prime minister of qatarthe cash, some enlarged nominations. it was immediately handed over to the charities, and according to the palace, all of the correct processes were followed. in a briefing today, a senior royal source was asked about the story, in the days since there has been critical comments about the prince's judgment in receiving the cash. the source said that the prince operates according to advice, and situations aren't context changes over the years, it has not happened in more than half a decade since and would not happen now. that was then, this is now. the subtext is that it might have looked 0k is now. the subtext is that it might have looked ok when these cash donations were offered between 2011-15, but they donations were offered between 2011—15, but they would not look good now. whether that would satisfy critics is one question. it is worth pointing out that there are no rules about donating cash to charities. the charities commission has said it will review it and see if there is any

it's the earliest start to the top division, because of the winter world cup in qatar. night, with palace taking on arsenal on the 5th of august. champions manchester city are away at west ham on the opening weekend, as they go for a fifth premier league title in six seasons. none of the so—called big six clubs will play each other on the weekend of november 12th and 13th, that's at the request of the fa to protect the core of the england squad before heading to qatar on the 15th. elsewhere, liverpool travel to fulham. it's the fourth season in a row thatjurgen klopp�*s side open the season against the championship winners. newly promoted bournemouth start at home to aston villa, and nottingham forest's first premier league match this century will be away at newcastle united. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. the us open golf is under way in the pretty early stages there. the england cricket squad has been named for the third test event against new zealand, i will be back with updates throughout the afternoon.