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adam's brother yousef is 16 a good defender but perhaps not the greatest footballing talent. but he's achieved something very rare for a boy from this neighborhood. here when other boys his age quit school and see their dreams dissipate yousef has made it to high school outside of studying with a lebanese student. but that doesn't make things any easier every evening. he gets home and is reminded of where he comes from. evidence that. he got out and. if you took us what you go down you would be there and he was that is not good for the skin that this is. and there is some what's. that smell that that's like it's. here in this here is that. this. is the. same as. you stand by his drinking water below from a man so all he can recount stories from his childhood in palestine. this generation who remember their homeland and some guy. yusef only knows what he calls homeland from his grandad who fled in 1948 as a 10 year old. the younger generation still regard the land of their grandfathers as a place of yearning the past sounds always rosy especially when today means carrying wate

yousef only knows what he calls homeland from his granddad who fled in 1948 as a 10 year old. the younger generation still regard the land of big grandfathers as a place of yearning to pass sounds always rosy especially when today means carrying water up to crested old steps. perhaps the boys grow up more consciously palestinian than the older generation if everybody outside tells you you are different then you know this is your neighborhood. some is a little. film of the year when i was. on. my own in the. eyes. on the left. and my left. to my fanny. but it isn't sort of. having a dream one of a book. but as i want i want to hope because 'd. knowing nothing. only you can do everything in sports but none of them. because there are many scenes can take. place. on a one on one for the student. and well at it very small chance. with many students. and a child to try to play with ministers but the treatment was not very good. stuff. with a bowl of money some for the school to see. the money and snuffy. didn't come and i would fall asleep. but they would even if there was like if y

yousef only knows what he calls homeland from his granddad who fled in 1948 has a 10 year old. the younger generation still regard the land of their grandfathers as a place of yearning the past sounds always rosy especially when today means carrying water up to crested old steps. perhaps the boys grow up more consciously palestinians and the older generation if everybody outside tells. you are different than you know this is your neighborhood. some is a little. film of a i'm alone. on. something. from nothing i want to be. on or off. my love. to my granny. but it isn't sort of. having a dreams on your phone book. but not as i want to i want to hope because 'd. knowing nothing. only you can do everything in sports but none of them. because many seniors can say. they. only want only one of the super. and we have had it very small chance. with various teams. and he tried to tried to play with them in his teams but the truth was not very good. stuff. with a bull of money some for the skinny. on the money on the snuffy probably on the office. come on i was promised me it was a lot.

"ramzi yousef," he said, "you are not fit to uphold islam. your god is death." he said that from the bench. judge duffy presided over a number of other serious terrorism cases including another plot that yusef was involved in to blow up a dozen airliners all at once over the pacific ocean. judge duffy oversaw the trial of the head of the gambino crime family until that guy was assassinated in the middle of the trial. judge duffy oversaw so many high-profile dangerous cases that for years he and his family had 24-hour round-the-clock protection from a team of u.s. marshals. he had just a remarkable career as a judge. judge kevin duffy died today from coronavirus. he was in a short-term rehabilitation facility after having been ill recently. he was 87 years old. his family confirmed today that he tested positive and he did die today. and it's not that his death is more important than any other. he's one of the more than 4,700 americans who has already been killed by the coronavirus. he's one of the estimated 910 americans killed by this virus just today. and there

judge duffy presided over a number of serious terrorism cases including another plot that yousef was voinvolved in blowing up planes. judge duffy saw so many high-profile dangerous cases the that for years he and his family had a 24-hour protection. he's a remarkable career. he died today from coronavirus. he was in a short term rehabilitation facility after having been ill recently. he was 87 years old. his family confirmed that he tested positive and he did die today. it is not that his death is more important than any other. he's one of the 4,700 americans who have been killed by the coronavirus. he's one of the estimated 910 americans killed by this virus killed today. there is going to be obituarieo. the white house says it is. 100,000 to 240,000 americans who's going to die in the coming week and that's only if the country get it together to keep those numbers low. those numbers are hard to imagine that big pertaining to individual people. every one of those, 100,000 to 240,000 people. the old ones and the young ones and the ones with health issues or without them, people in ho

yousef: saxo bank was founded as brokerage firm midas in 1992.the lender serves clients in many different countries and -- in over 170 countries and processes more than one million transactions a day in asset classes from currencies to commodities. its hub in dubai takes care of customers in the middle east and has been operational since 2009. we sit down with the ceo of saxo bank, kim fornais, in dubai. ♪ yousef: kim fornais, thank you veryfo

after this incident, yousef reported his boss.different company, we were told about a strike. translation: we are on strike because the boss wants to sack seven of us and the others can still work but for 5 euros an hour. but he should pay what the law says. it's clear the strike is causing tension between the workers and a neighbouring farmer, who starts shouting at those striking. within seconds he threatens our camera man with a hammer. trying to stop us filming. he then quickly drives off. some workers don't need to protest to get their salary because their bosses respect the law. so these bosses are not above the law. the farm's boss says claims of exploitation are false. translation: we have always paid what the law says. we have documents and bank transfers to prove it. translation: no, he's got no proof. he never paid this, never. this man has worked for them for 16 years. translation: falsifying the payslips, that's his evidence. fake. he shows us a record of the hours he's worked. i work an average of 200 hours a month a

xfinity xfi can because it's... ...simple, easy, awesome. [ barking ] yousef: they are the makers ofc timepiece that became a pilot's best friend. breitling is a household name in the swiss luxury watch industry. the company is one of the last independent luxury watchmakers. with its star power and aviation roots, the firm is pushing its active lifestyle credentials through sports partnerships. and the middle east is becoming more important for swiss watch exports, with united arab emirates and saudi arabia ranking in the top 15 in 2018. breitling launched special editions exclusive to the region, but it is dubai that is the key location for the company. we sit down with the ceo of breitling, georges kern, in dubai. ♪

. ♪ yousef: this is "bloomberg daybreak: middle east." etf seese biggest oil june futures holding.a positive session on wall street. yousef: hsbc reports first-quarter results anytime now and will likely point to a loss due to coronavirus. manus: dubai has eased some strict

yousef wanted to apply for money for his siblings but they needed young men as consent. not by my sister answerable no no no i will not steal money from the german people because i am dramatically i said yes. barbara has invited a load a year to her home they want to talk about the stories of their lives that wound up taking such a similar course. but they actually asked it we all kind of like sisters. always for a long time we didn't know if we were german or pay less. but i feel as though we were both very lucky. but that a few we ended up in families that treated us like their own children and i said questioning. what. could. barbaro was 3 when the nazis examined her and approved her for a german ization. in 1902 she was placed with a german foster family and grew up. in limbo. like a lawyer she had to return to poland after the war. she was 10 at the time. yes that's a movie a lawyer by national highways say that my war started after i went back yes i say the same. my parents were no longer alive there was nothing left. i was an unwanted child he was shunted around h

. ♪ ♪ yousef: this is "bloomberg daybreak: middle east." fightingris johnson is coronavirus.in some virus hotspots. asian markets are also -- this morning. manus: oil has resumed the gains on signs the world's

yousef: this is good middle east. is slowing and certain regions.ill be safe to ease restrictions. rallying.e imports rose. we will have the details. saudi arabia's energy minister hopes that the oil market will improve n h