the last month of the ramadan if you know about that. the negotiators says i know i understand, i fasted the whole day today i fasted the whole day i prayed -- prayed. >> any more units. >> asled as can you pull we appreciate it. we have 20 something patients. >> at one point he engages in small talk asking what year you graduate from the acad academy. he tries to get it on track. you don't want to know history about me. how can i help you. tell me about your weapons, we have an active shooter at the pulse nightclub. we have multiple victims. >> when he picks up he is frustrated. look you're annoying me with phone calls. the third and final with him people. >> and then negotiator asked one more question as well. he said he needed to come out with no weapons that's when the line went dead 567890 people died that night. >>> officials are in polk county to see the sinkhole that's funneling radioactive water into the ting acquifer. officials visited since last month. and where four wells to pull water out should be placed. meanwhile, people

we had a strong reading in july ramadan spending supporting activity across the services sector.is not that surprising to see a little bit of softness in august but as you mentioned, there is still fairly soon -- robust growth. domestic demand is growing exceptionally strongly. when we have seen weakness was really external demand, so, exports were showing a bit of but overall, firms are increasing their purchasing activity which tells us that they are probably building up to expecting further improvements down the line did so, a little bit of softness after a strong july is not that much to worry about. angie: stay there for us because we are going to get back to you. bad, the latest developments in the oil markets. this is bloomberg. ♪ back.: welcome angie: i am angie lau in hong kong and still with us is the head of research in senior economist for emirates nbd. when it came to the pmi in saudi arabia and egypt, much of it was driven by oil. i want to look into bloomberg right now and look at the chart i have pulled up. you can find this on your terminal for subscribers. you c

jean ramadan is charged with stabbing a student to death. he has family in north carolina the u.s. marshal service released the photo. it was taken several years ago. because they can't find ram a dan, they are hoping someone can identify the woman. >>> three winston-salem after a school bus crash. a pickup truck collided with the school bus. three were take tonight hospital to be checked out but are expected to be okay. >>> it was ugly. it was brutal and completely unnecessary. >>> we're getting our first look at the incident that led into his badge. when they arrived to a breaking and entering call, this happens. >> get off me man. >> put your hands up. >> get off me, man. >> you can see that officer on top of the victim punching him. he later agreed to resign and criminal charges were dropped. the city council has since voted to pull his license which would prevent him from ever working again as a north carolina police officer. some believe that is not enough. >> i'm angry because of the countless other brothers and sisters who have to go through this all the time and we don't e

patrick's day, and cinco de mayo, and yom kippur, and ramadan, and the chinese new year, and other observances that are brought here by immigrants. did you know that 75% of those who migrate to this country profess to be christians when they come across the border? and that's actually 5% higher than the number of american residents who live here. and the faith of many of these immigrants reveals an amazing intensity their effect on america's faith. i know this for a fact because, on occasion, i'm asked to preach to our hispanic congregation through an interpreter. and i'm always so blessed to be in their worship service. even though i don't understand the lyrics, i can sense the love they have for the lord god. so there's a lot of wonderful things that are happening in america because of all the differences in the peoples that come. we live in a cosmopolitan world. we shouldn't bse about that. we should rejoice that god has given us that privilege. the potential of immigration is incredible. but let's be honest, this is a series of talks about reality, talks about truth. and not everything abo

i think the message is from sheikh adnani, the pre-ramadan message which called on people to attack wherehas shifted from come to syria and fight with us on the battle field to, as one of the messages had clearly written, it said we love you more doing actions in their countries, preferring to countries other than syria. meaning we would rather have you fight at home than come here and fight on the battle field. >> which concerns me from the homeland security perspective. i think as we have some success militarily in iraq and syria, we will see the paddle ground coming here to the united states. this is a copy of mr. rahami's journal that was found on his person when he was taken into custody. i know you're familiar with it. he talks about the sounds of bombs we heard in the streets praised at osama bin laden, his brother. he talked about alwaki, talked about pipe bombs in the streets as they planned to run a mile. talks about god willing the sound of bombs we heard in the streets. gunshots to your police. death to your oppression. i continue your slaughter against ma dean. he wrote guida