tracy: ample space in dubai. is that -- does that mean you see the prospect of expansion in dubai in terms of your own project? anas: yes, hopefully we will be launching a new project. i'm supposed to launch this on your channel today and tomorrow. there is a big tower that will be made of -- a big tower. it will be in the cluster k area. over 600ated cost is million. we have an estimation of investing in the dubai market between now and the end of 2018. we will be investing up to 2 -- 2 million.him tracy: that is a lot. how are you raising that sort of money? we are part of a bigger group. we usually have will recall we sustained financial capability. we do not go into a project cannot handle. we just handed over to big projects. like to invest in new projects. we don't even live in the market of dubai, that is why we have a major part of the investment remain-- investment to in the market. tracy: walk us through where and how you plan to the ploy that investment. 20 iswe believe approaching, and that makes the

tracy: ample space in dubai. does that mean you see the prospect of expansion in dubai? guest: yeah. we will be hopefully launching a new project. i am supposed to announce this on your channel today. there will be a big tower that is going to be made of a grand four plus 39. estimated cost of building is over $600 million. we have an estimation of investing in the dubai market between now and the end of 2018 of up to 2 billion dirham. tracy: how are you raising that sort of money? guest: my group is an assessor company. we sustain our financial capability. we don't go into make a project we cannot handle. we just get the money from projects and reinvest them in new projects. we really believe in the market of dubai. that is why we have a major part of our investment in this market. tracy: 2 billion dirhams is a significant sum of money. walk us through where and how you plan to deploy that. guest: we believe that the approach for 2020 is approaching, as a matter of fact. that makes the market under the eyes of the world. this has pushed our company to look for another i

tracy: ample space in dubai. does that mean you see the process best the prospect of expansion into by? -- the prospect of expansion in dubai? guest: yeah. tower thatbe a big is going to be made of a grand 39. plus 439 -- plus estimated cost of building is over $600 million. we have an estimation of investing in the dubai market between now and the end of 2018 of up to 2 billion the around. tracy: how are you raising that sort of money? -- 2 billion irham. tracy: how are you raising that sort of money? guest: we don't go into make a project we cannot handle. fromst get the money projects and reinvest them in new projects. we really believe in the market of dubai. that is why we have a major part of our investment in this market. tracy: 2 billion dirhams is a significant sum of money. walk us through where and how you plan to deploy that. guest: we believe that the approach for 2020 is approaching, as a matter of fact. that makes the market under the eyes of the world. tos has pushed our company look for another i

many of dubai's tower fires have been luckily no one was killed. many of dubai's towerfires have been blamed on the aluminium composite cladding on the aluminium composite cladding on the aluminium composite cladding on the outside of the building, a material that was only outlawed in the country in 2013. what started this latest blaze is yet to be determined, but once again it will bring the spotlight back on the safety of dubai's skyline. the actor robert hardy, who became a household name in the television series all creatures great and small, has died at the age of 91. he had a career on stage and screen that spanned 70 years, and gained new fans as the minister of magic, cornelius fudge, in the harry potter films. still to come: why some scottish whisky makers think brexit might be a shot in the arm for exports. the question was whether we wanted to save our people, and the japanese as well, and win the war, or whether we wanted to take a chance on being able to win the war by killing all our young men. invasion began at 2:00am this morning. m

one of the world's tallest residential buildings — the torch tower in dubai — is engulfed in flames for the second time in two years. i'm ben bland. fighting to regain the crown. toyota set to reveal a fall in profits as it slips from the world's number one carmaker to the world's number three. plus, when the olympic flame dies. one year on from the games, how rio‘s property boom has turned to bust. hello and welcome to bbc news. police in australia say two men charged with terrorism offences on thursday were taking directions from a senior islamic state commander. investigators believe an improvised device, using military—grade explosives, was due to be smuggled onto an etihad airways flight last month, but the attempt was abandoned before the men reached security. hywel griffith reports from sydney. described as one of the most sophisticated terror plots ever on australian soil, officers say they have ended a plan which could have caused catastrophic loss of life. they believe the man and his son we re they believe the man and his son were sent high grade military explosives by th

dubai has done it. it was mostly driven by necessity rather than choice because all those countries were running out of oil. saudi is behind that. saudi is still heavily dependent on oil revenue to generate jobs. it is going to be a slow process. it will not happen overnight. multiyear process, and we are seeing signs they are moving in that direction. yousef: the uae is planning to spend its way out of an economic funk caused by low oil prices. we hear more from the emirates' infrastructure minister next. this is bloomberg. ♪ yousef: welcome back. get ae gdp is set to boost from infrastructure spending as it pumps in funds oil fields. could the ongoing spat with qatar slow down these plans? tracy alloway spoke to the uae infrastructure minister. is, asthe qatar issue far as the infrastructure ministry and the strategy of our report, is a minute issue. we are not discussing it at all. tracy: all right. walk us through some of the uae's upcoming plans in terms of infrastructure spending. we've had repo

dubai has done it. it was mostly driven by necessity rather than choice because both those countries were running out of oil. saudi is behind that. saudi is still heavily dependent on oil revenue to generate jobs. it is going to be a slow process. it will not happen overnight. it is a multiyear process, and we are seeing signs they are moving in that direction. yousef: the uae is planning to spend its way out of an economic funk caused by low oil prices. we hear more from the emirates' infrastructure minister next. this is bloomberg. ? yousef: welcome back to the "best of bloomberg markets: middle east." the uae gdp is set to get a boost from infrastructure spending as it pumps in funds oil fields. could the ongoing spat with qatar slow down these plans? tracy alloway spoke to the uae infrastructure minister. guest: the qatar issue is, as far as the infrastructure ministry and the strategy of our report, is a minute issue. we are not discussing it at all. tracy: not at all. all right. walk us through so

attack has been arrested by the fbi for alleged links to other malicious software. the torch tower in dubai — is engulfed in flames —— for the second time in two years. and you're never too old to rock and roll. singapore's grandma mary as she prepares for the gig of her life. i'm mary. i'm 81 years old this year andi i'm mary. i'm 81 years old this year and i put the rock in singapore's national day parade. australian police are saying two men they've charged with terror offences were plotting to bring down a passenger jet. investigators say an improvised device, using military—grade explosives, was due to be smuggled onto an etihad airways flight last month, but the attempt was abandoned before the men reached security. a short time ago i spoke to our correspondent hywel griffith for the latest from sydney. so, the australian federal police in the last one or two hours have given us the full details of what they allege was one of the most sophisticated plots ever on australian soil. now, they claim this was all directed by the islamic state in syria and that these two men in sydne

so what made the difference in dubai? here's nbc's kelly cobiella. >> reporter: tonight, questions about what turned this skyscraper into a towering inferno, lighting up the night sky overdue -- dubai. the fire alarms went off just before 1:00 a.m. >> it was just complete chaos. >> reporter: heidi was sleeping in her 34th floor apartment. it was in the waterfront district. it has nearly 700 apartments, spanning 86 stories. 40 stories were engulfed in flames. officials say more than 1,000 residents got out alive in less than a half an hour. >> the power was going in and out. when i got to around the 25th floor you could start smelling the smoke. >> reporter: the same building caught fire in 2015 and investigators blamed the siding for accelerating those flames, sparking restrictions on new construction. the london fire safety expert says the material is cheap and widely used, though banned from high-rises in the u.s. the grenfelt had that siding when it caught fire in june. residents were trapped. >> it still gets me now.

this is the "torch tower" by the famous dubai marina. the fire destroyed about 40-residential units inside. fortunately no one was hurt. crews were able to control the blaze after two hours. the same tower caught fire back in 2015. the cause of the blaze is still under investigation. pris case- of a teen who texted her boyfriend messages encouraging him to kill himself. michelle carter was given 15 months behind bars- for involuntary manslaughter. but she won't spend any time in jail yet. the judge issued a stay on the sentence until her appeal. the victim's father- giving an emotional statement in court. that young man- locked himself in his truck and died of carbon monoxide poisoning. prosecutors had asked for carter to spend up to 12 years in prison. the defense said she committed no crime. scary moments for an atlanta mom forced to open fire on a home intruder who took her and her children captive. shaquita green says it she had to make a life or death decision after the intruder entered her home yesterday and threatened to kill her

flames also engulfed a 63-story luxury hotel in dubai in 2016. safety experts blame the spread of the blazes on a highly flammable material that covered the buildings. torch tower's siding was replaced last year. friday's team was reminiscent of a london high-rise fire in june at an apartment complex that used dangerous coating. at least 80 people died at grenfell tower forcing the british government to institute changes. earlier this year, dubai enforced new codes that require building owners to replace questionable siding with more fire resistant material. teri okita, cbs news, london. >>> still ahead, two carmakers building plants in the u.s. to build cars here. >> hi, everybody. good afternoon to you. let's take a look outside. it is muggy and warm. the chances of a thunderstorm coming up. a new labor department report shows u-s job growth revved up in july. the u-s economy added 209- thousand new jobs last month... that's more than most analysts >>> in money news a new labor department report shows u.s. job growth revved up in july. 209,000

i am tracy alloway in dubai. salamat.m rishaad we are seeing gains across the board looking at the gym and function we can see that equity industries are to the upside. what we do have our currencies in focus. i do want to discuss one market to watch out for and it is the karachi stock exchange. down 2.1% in the session on monday. that is taking it to near a 20% decline so far this year. that would indicate it is in the bear market. this is being compounded by the move into having emerging markets status, a lot of money got pulled out. it is a small fish in a big pond. but watch the stock. after comments made by donald trump where he singled out text on as a country that needed to get its house in order. that is one thing to keep an eye out for. the prime minister removed from office and there is a bit of uncertainty at the top. it is a day where screens are in the green. tracy, tell me about the market mood and the oil price. tracy: let's start out with the macro picture, because we do have that trump's speech.

tracy: we started out discussing the fire in dubai. i want to segue to the tragic enfelle saw at the gr tower recently. emptyis added scrutiny of properties and chelsea because of that fire. what you think that added scrutiny will have on foreign investment? faisal: it is difficult to say, a lot of the investment in kensington and chelsea is international investment. the government and of the recent doing everything they can to provide alternative accommodation to those they can -- to help the people have been made homeless. we need to leave that to the authorities i think, to decide how best to handle that. tracy: that was the head of bringing the latest not just in u.k. property news but here in dubai. coming up, my favorite story. holders of dana gas as long as bonds could go from creditors to debtors. we look at the implications of his shaking the corporate sukuk market. that is ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ we check our phones 85 times a day. so it only made sense to create a network that keeps up. introducing xfinity mobile. it c

so what made the difference in dubai? here is nbc's kelly cobea. >> reporter: tonight, questions about what turned this skyscraper into a towering inferno, lighting up the night sky overdue bye. the fire alarms went off just before 1:00 a.m. >> it was just complete day os. >> reporter: waterfront district. it has nearly 700 apartments spanning 86 stories. 40 stories were engulfed in flames. officials say more than a thousand residents got out alive in less than a half-hour. >> the power was going in and out. when i got to around the 25th floor that you could start smelling the smoke. >> reporter: the smam building caught fire in 2015, and investigators blamed the exterior cladding or siding for accident arating those flames, sparking restrictions on new construction. london fire safety expert says the material is cheap and widely used, though banned for high rises in the u.s. that siding covered the gren fill tower in west london when it caught fire in june. at least 80 people were killed. with no sprinklers and a smoke f

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in dubai, 1:00 p.m. here in hong kong, close to 6:00 a.m. in london we have anna edwards is standing by in london with a preview of what's coming up. early, approaching 6:00 in london. in terms of the agenda, picking up on the geopolitical themes you have been discussing, very relevant to europe. but, activist investment, brexit is also very important today. we have a paper being presented by the u.k. government. ahead of that, we heard from the department for exiting the european union about what relationship they want to see, a little bit more detail. gradually we get closer to what they want. for an association unspecified amount of time. we will discuss that later, and have the former u.k. chancellor on programming later on to talk about it. we also have german gdp figures breaking at 7:00 u.k. time, this as angela merkel goes to secure a fourth term as german chancellor. yousef: thanks. german gdp figures wrapping up. u.s. equity futures called higher. that's it for this edition. ♪ got you outnumbered. the dinosaurs' extinction... don

in do boy -- dubai, 6:40 a.m. in hong kong. the strikes hurricane to hit texas in more than 15 years, hitting the heart of the u.s. energy sector. winds have died down but there's unprecedented flooding across the state. the storm has halted a quote -- quarter of oil production in the south of mexico and five cent of u.s. mining. livestock may struggle to cope with rising waters. there are airports affected in texas. risen -- driven islamic state militants out of 90% of -- a town center. weeklongs after a defensive to obtain the town after -- which was the biggest objective after muscle -- mosul. say about 2000 militants were there in the town. the trump administration hard trade -- issued by the venezuelan government and its state oil -- state owned oil company. is in the country's public sector to further crimp -- clampdown on the president regime. it was meeting called between bondholders. >> we continue to turn off the heat on the venezuelan government. this specific actions we have tried to balance, things that don't hurt

is this an opportunity with dubai as a global cross roads for you to meet young talent as a bank involved in this inertive that might be able to come up with ideas that will help your business is that the point? >> absolutely. for us, we're just a aushgs uaek only, so it's an opportunity for smaller banks to go ahead and do something completely different rather than i think many banks see it as a threat, i see it as a fap tantastic opportunity, bee we can develop new ideas and initiatives in a way that we wouldn't be able to do if we were just on our own >> is that about increasing the offering for current customers, trying to find new customers in new markets? a bit of both.

firefighters in dubai have been tackling a blaze that engulfed several floors of one of the world's tallest residential buildings. it's the second time the torch tower building has caught fire. everyone was safely evacuated. now it's time for all the business news. world business report — ben is standing by. fighting to regain the crown. toyota may reveal a fall in profits as it slips from the world's number one carmaker — to the world's number three. plus— when the olympic flame dies. one year on from the games, how rio's property boom has turned to bust. welcome to world business report. i'm ben bland. more trouble for uber. but first we start injapan where car giant toyota is set to report its latest results in the next few hours. for years toyota was the world's top carmaker. its corolla model is still the best selling car the world has ever seen but recently toyota has lost its crown let's show you some details. toyota's expected to reveal a sharp fall in profits for the three months to june. bloomberg news estimates it made just under $5 billion that would be a drop of 15% on la

so what made the difference in dubai? >> reporter: tonight, questions about what turned this sky skrierp into a towering inferno, lighting up the night sky overdue bye. the fire alarms went off just before 1:00 a.m. >> it was just complete chaos -- >> was sleeping in her 34th floor apartment. it has nearly 700 apartments, spanning 86 stories. 40 stories were engulfed in flames. officials say more than a thousand residents got out alive in less than a half-hour. >> the power was going in and out. when i got to around the 25th floor you could start smelling the smoke. >> reporter: the same building caught fire in 2015 and investigate organization blamed the exterior slide r siding for accelerating those fliems, sparking restrictions on the new construction. >> london fire safety expert says the material is cleep and widely used, though band for hi rises in the u.s. when it caught fire in june. at least 80 people were killed. with no sping lers and a smoke filled staircase, residents were trapped. >> it still gets me now. th

now, we're just getting breaking news from dubai. 0ne getting breaking news from dubai. one of the tallest residential buildings, the torch tower, has been engulfed in flames for the second time in two years. the authorities say the building has been successfully evacuated and firefighters are

it used to be played here in the uae in general and dubai in particular. if you look across the region, there is not seem to be a lot of willingness to take on that role at the moment. the question is, who is going to be iran's hong kong. moves coming out of the market like oman, but they are too small. if i look like delhomme -- if i look at doha, they are tied by the natural gas deal. qatar has many of the benefits the uae has, in terms of a welcoming investment climate. tracy: a bit of a contrary and take on qatar. i want to dig into that with you in a few minutes. in the show, we will be joined by the uae minister for if a structure development. we will get his take on the country's economy and the impact of a prolonged spat with qatar. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ tracy: this is "bloomberg markets: middle east." i am tracy alloway in dubai. we are here with the founder of lighthouse research. we want to discuss oil because oil just posted another pretty bad week despite the best efforts by opec, which just held a technical meeting. i want to show you a

world, joining us live from dubai is simon. simon, thank you so much for joining us. we understand that you are on the corner opposite the fire. i hope you are safe. you have been uploading some footage of the fire. tell us what you are seeing. well, i think it's under control now, as you can probably see for yourself. originally the top of the building was out of control and they had that dealt with. and then the centre of the building absolutely caught fire and you can still see the remnants of that now. and how have people been reacting? we heard from the authorities that the building has been evacuated. yeah, i went downstairs before because obviously this is a 79 story building with i think 8— ten apartments each floor, so think 8— ten apartments each floor, so there is gonna be a lot of people with nowhere to stay tonight. so i went down on the street before to see what we could do to help but at this stage there is just firefighters telling everyone to get the hell out of the way. and there is really no sort of control. it is sheer panic to be honest. and a

general manager about the latest in a spring of acquisitions for the dubai-based investment bank. the first, abu dhabi's biggest real estate developer could have increased revenue from a year earlier. tracy alloway looks into the latest numbers. >> we were very happy to be reporting profit in our gross profit margin. things --a couple of the first is a 40% increase in second-quarter growth coming from our revenue. construction on site and continue to sell successfully into the market. also seeing are very resilient performance from our asset management is this, our best management business, our -- our management business. you mentioned the abu dhabi market. there's been some concern about rental slowing down there, and that could potentially impact your rental growth targets in the short-term. how much of a concern is that for you? guest: we are checking on target to our guidance from all our recurring revenue assets for 2017. as i said earlier, we have a very strong portfolio of assets, probably the best of real estate elephants -- real estate assets in abu dhabi. we are outperfo

authorities say no casualties have been reported at the 330—metre torch tower in dubai. let's catch up on the sports lunesdale. —— sports news now. it's day one of the world athletics championships in london, with big name stars in action later. jess creighton is live at the london stadium for us. jess, britain could have a gold medal at the end of the day. and it's also the begining of the end for one of the usain bolt. yes, good morning. welcome to the london stadium. i'm inside and the final preparations are being put in place for tonight's action. it gets under way tonight and two legends of the sport will be on the track tonight. usain bolt will be in action of the opening heat of the 100 metres. this is the man that has lit up tracks around the world for over a decade, he has won pretty much everything there is to win in this sport. he will hang up his spikes after this performance here ina spikes after this performance here in a major championship. he is retiring at the end of the season. bolts would be the only big star in action, because british fans will ha

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can everyone pull off what the uae, what abu dhabi, what dubai have done? guest: absolutely. when you think about the tourism offering in abu dhabi, it is relative and particular. the government has done a very good job, and various private sector investors have done a good job consistently investing into a very special asset base here in abu dhabi. we are very happy to see a recent announcement from the government to announce a 12 billion development plan, which starts to double down the investment into yaz island and into strong leisure infrastructure. they are building a concert venue there, which is going to complement the existing racetracks, which is going to complement another theme park that the government is building to be delivered in 2018 for warner bros. we think this is showing consistent proactive investment form the government into their stated areas of nine carbon and hydrogen in a growth. tracy: how are you financing these future projects? is it still a mix of loans and bonds? would you ever change those mix ix?that make guest: was about 6 billion durham in c

dubai's tallest tower in flames. the details coming up. less, this woman means business. she is caught on camera robbing a store with a gun almost bigger than she is. and that is a whole lot of toilet paper. find out who is beyond this -- behind this messy prank. here is a check on traffic with eric smith. eric: it aft hello, everyone. a tough ride on i-66. major crashes have cleared to the shoulder. this is a new one, found at the gallows overpass, right before the capital beltway. overturnedde, and vehicle, and possibly someone thrown out of a vehicle. this is going to be a mess into the beltway for both directions. we will look at is spend delays before the beltway, barely moving at this time. the westbound ride is also not pretty. this is westbound past vienna. this is a big mess heading to the crash scene, and heading out of town as well. bridge,at 395 over the delays are already heavy. heading into the looking at the winter wilson bridge. pretty heavy. that is going to be heavy for through and local in traffic, as you head toward the virginia side of the bridge. fin

more than 40 floors of the torch to your in dubai burned on wednesday of the buildings. the torch to your is a residential highrise. it took firefighters three hours to get it under control, but nobody was hurt in the fire. >>> a massachusetts police department installed carbon monoxide detecters in all of its police cruiser. this comes after elevated co levels were found in 13 ford suvs in auburn. other police departments across the country have suspectedded leaks in their ford suvs and pulled them from use. >>> a brand new coast e -- coaster along seaside height boardwalk stopped with riders on it. governor chris christie cut the ribbon on the ride back in may. it was built to replace the coaster that fell into the ocean during super-storm sandy. >>> if you have a wedding dress on order at alfred anglo we'll tell you why you may never see your orders. >>> a big win for 6abc on the softball field. we'll tell you where our colleagues are headed next in their march toward a championship. whew! , what's going on now? move the flag. at longhorn, tonight's special, fire craf

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i'm yousef gamal el-din in dubai. david: i'm david ingles in hong kong. , andyou look at markets really have a look at what we are looking at across the board, we have equities against the u.s. dollar. yields are backing up as well and we are getting a followthrough move. tback to the here and now. two pieces of data today, the services pmi out of china, the private gauge. we also had exports coming out of south korea. when you put everything together and you put that together with the move up and commodities we have seen over the last week, it tells you the underlying fundamentals have really improved, maybe going back about a month and a half. this is one the rba decision comes into play. we get the decision out of sydney in about 20 minutes or so for the we also get the medium-term output. how do they balance an economy that is in much better shape than the last time they released that report? and when you look at the aussie dollar, trading above 80 cents. a very interesting dynamic we are seeing here, yousef. yous

this is just the beginning of his trip in dubai. next he's off storming through the dunes on some quads and dune buggies and stuff. the transitions in this video to all the different fun stuff he gets to do is awesome. >> so slickly done. >> it's incredibly well produced. >> i'm blown away by the extreme sports nature of it, but i'm more blown away by the film making aspect. >> especially when you consider this down the docks. jumps. >> look at that. now you're in the middle of the water. so well done. >> after a bit of jet skiing, you got to kick it with the ladies a little bit. >> and it's off to the water park after that. then snow boarding. then cruising around town with gorgeous high-end cars. he gets to enjoy a bit of falconry. >> bit of everything. >> finish it off with a quick meal. >> no. he found saltsolutely he did. has an incredible life because of the way he can ride his bike. >>> she went viral with this video. and now the internet's playing along. >> no way. she's got parodies now? >> see the mil ♪ ♪ isaac hou has

overnight, this forced people out of a building in dubai. it's not clear how it started yet. it's caused a lot of damage, debris raining down. incredibly, nobody was hurt in the fire. firefighters say they've got it under control. dubai passed new rules earlier this year to add fire resistant siding to buildings like the one we just showed you. back to you guys. >>> all right, a,

dubai fire officials say the torched tower in the dubai marina a point of interest and iconic place because of the history and size of the tower. one of the tallest in the world. it fire around 1:00 this morning and 40 floors on one side of the building were engulfed in flames. as i said taking two hours to battle. everyone inside was able to escape safely within according to some about 10 minutes thanks to the so-called smoke-free, fire-freest cape exits the massive skyscrapers in dubai have. the second time in two years the torch tower has caught fire. another one back in february of 2015 caused extensive damage that parts of the building were still undergoing restoration work because of that fire when this one again broke out this morning. clearly there are questions about not only how the building caught fire yet again. that's under investigation but why it spread so quickly as well. back in 2015, fire officials blame the building's flammable clading. that seems to be a recurrent problem in dubai. the address downtown dubai hotel in new year's 2016 that erupted because of an electrical

almost 700 apartments was evacuated and authorities in dubai say nobody was injured. but this is the second time, philip, in as many years that the more than 1100 foot tall building has caught fire. it's not immediately clear what the cause was. at least 30,000 buildings have panelling that safety experts say accelerates the rapid spread of fire. a lot of checks and balances are going to be carried out after this. >> that sounds like it and after seeing the pictures, it's incredible nobody was hurt. thank you very much. >>> just ahead the deadly dangers of not buckling up. even if you're in the backseat. >>> but first the national insurance crime bureau identifying the most stolen cars in the country. and hondas were the top target last year with nearly 100,000 thefts combined. ford and chevy pick ups ranked four and five on the list and nearly 30,000 toyota camryes were swiped in 2016. . plus, the snacks and drinks are gone, people. and one of us used up all the sunscreen! i wonder who... . we're gonna need some reinforcements...quick. copy that. so you can get in