it was literally an oil tsunami in the gulf of mexico. thousands and thousands of gallons of f crude oil spilling into the w water every minute, evevery day. t this was a manmae catastrophe. and it just struck me that this is--this is the scariest thing i've ever seen. this is a serious threat when oil spills, not just to marine life. obviously that's bad, and obviously the beaches. we're still getting tar washining up n those beaches now. but t also to the liveliliods sf the people in these regigions. in the gulf, 8 out of 10 people have a livelihood connected either to the oil and gas drilling industry or to hospspitality and tourism.m. anl of those things were devastated byby this spill. >> the spill has brought life, uh, to a lot of the issues in the gulf and all of the ancillary businenesses. family fisheries,s, docks, the e marina, the icehouses, the transportation companies, people who prorovide snacks aand grgroceries s to storeres. all t is a direct reflecection of what can happen when things cease. >> after the oil spill, you kn

. - air gulf states got together and formed the gulf cooperation council. in large part, because of the concern about the iranian islamic revolution and the potential of exporting their revolution to their countries. (tranquil guitar music) - [narrator] the house of saud has ruled saudi arabia since before the birth of the modern nation in 1932. the royal family now has an estimated 15,000 members. - saudi arabia is basically named after the house of saud which basically you can call it a tribe or a clan. so now, they built a modern state based on very traditional concept of governance. - loyalty, of course, begins with the tribe because it is the expanded form of a family. - your job is to be part of this tribe, to work hard, because you carry the last name, that is so crucial in our arab culture. your last name means a lot. - we americans are as yet ill at ease with tribes. we see them as backward, we see them as illiberal, we see them as unprogressive. they are anything but what the stereotype is. they are in many ways the social glue that certainly hold

i have filed bills to expand the moratorium on the gulf coast. i've sponsored other legislation to protect florida. and today i am filing another bill that would be a permanent ban of drilling off of florida's coast for exactly the reasons that i have just said. and when last week the secretary of the interior, secretary zinke, announced that they were opening up nearly all federal waters, including all of those around florida, we of course went in to fighting mode again again -- and we will fight this and it will be defeated. but now it turns out, madam president, that that was just a political stunt because late yesterday, one day after officially publishing the plan in the federal register, secretary zinke flew to florida, met with the governor of florida for 20 minutes at the tallahasee airport, and suddenly announced that he had now decided to, quote, take florida off the table. end of quote. it sounds like a political stunt. while many in florida have seen right through this shameless political stunt, it has opened a long list of other ques

welcome to the news another twist in the gulf crisis and recording from a concert family member accuses saudi arabia and the u.a.e. of fabricating the crisis to seize his wealth. threatens to kill themselves because of the pressure from. these ones portrayed by saudi arabia allies as an opposition figure to the contrary latest. on the grid no turning back turkey says it has started shelling positions in turkish areas in northwestern syria areas it says the held by terrorists despite the pleas from washington to hold back turkey is vowing to carry on and the u.s. decides to cut more aid to the un's relief agencies the palestinian refugees this time it is a forty five million dollars payment to the food i ate on top of the sixty five dollars in the week. i'm leah harding new zealand prime minister is pregnant she's also unmarried and said her partner will be a stay at home dad three actions some simply said welcome to twenty eight we have the full conversation including people still so. about a pregnant head of state share your views with us and candidates with ash. you know what the news

how important is that for oman in particular and the rest of the wider gulf region? fabio: diversification has been the overriding objective of economic policy for a long time in the gcc. so far the success has been mixed. in general, as the population grows, the chunk of non-oil private sector needs to rise. in order to do that, you need to build infrastructure. you need to provide skills for the workforce. you need to increase the level of education. you need to invest in research, and so on and so forth. that is what this budget essentially does, even in other countries from saudi arabia to qatar, the emphasis on human capital and infrastructure is increasing. we will see this over the next five to 10 years. it is not a short-term objective. tracy: right. just going back to the bond issuance we were discussing, i am a bit of a benchmark index geek. you were pointing out that omani debt is actually an increasing proportion of the em debt benchmark. what does that mean for investors? fabio: it means they have to pay a lot of attention to oman. i receive dozens of fu

>> there's been a large earthquake in the gulf of alaska. just to give your viewers some perspective, a magnitude 7.9 or 8 earthquake, that statistically only occurs once per year, globally. it's very rare to have such a large earthquake in the gulf of alaska. we originally had the set a magnitude 8.0. we issued a tsunami warning for that earthquake and we've since observed this nami wave in the gulf of alaska. the nearest location that was affected was kodiak island and alaska. we did observe a 15 centimeter wave there and also another on the eastern alaskan coach. that way propagated out in deep water. that is traveling around the speed of a jet airliner, 800 kilometers per hour. that will arrive on the west coast and about 2 hours. so far, the height of the waves we have observed are not the large, inundating sunol money this very dangerous. we do have parts of alaska in a tsunami warning. and alaska, for sure, is should be taken very seriously >> let's talk about that when you talking about the heights of the waves and what technically q

fabricated the gulf crisis in order to seize qatar's wealth he accuses him of been some. the saudi and i would not be crown princess of plotting the entire crisis. how to me is a political analyst i spoke to him earlier and he says the statement reflects qatar's position on the gulf crisis of the. part of the statement given by attorney proves what carter has always deuterated we have witnessed all these acts with them by the government of abu dhabi. and said man that crown prince . for example has been detaining. lawyers and business been there it's this is an attempt to. riches he has. to not only the riches of qatar but the gulf of egypt other countries in the region because this fact revealed by the love in. this person singular tape iteration and the living proof that the gulf crisis is not based on genuine grounds the so called allegation of terrorism severing the relations of certain regional powers all these were pretexts and. it is all. the desire of those told arabia and the united arab emirates to use that it is of the have some military power. and its leadersh

gulf issuers are now more reliant on the bond market to raise cash. it is a significant development for borrowers. i spoke with bloomberg's emerging markets team leader about why 2018 looks so promising for corporate bond sales in the gcc. dana: back when it was happening in 2016 and 2017, there was that expectation. people were hoping the big family businesses were going to come back to the market and sell, but what actually happened in the gcc was that growth slowed and projects were canceled. people held off for funding. they were waiting for a better time. people think that that time is 2018, mostly because of these expansionary budgets we have seen in saudi arabia and qatar. tracy: speaking of expansionary budgets, what does that mean for sovereign bond issuance? 2017 is going to be a hard year to beat. dana: absolutely. that is something we will be looking out for as well. people still see that sovereigns will be selling, but not as much, because oil prices have risen. they are in a more comfortable place than they were two years ago, and people

there's no indication the gulf disputes may be solved anytime soon u.s. diplomats are concerned by the impasse the war and the failure to settle the dispute may hamper efforts to quiet iceland groups are related to al qaida as well as counter iran's influence in the middle east. to a fifty and a un investigation into the blockade is found the g.c.c. crisis is negatively impacting the people of catarrh the national human rights committee said in doha says the report shows the blockade is illegal. that this report shows without a doubt that these procedures undertaking by the blockading countries are not mere diplomatic severing of relations they are not just an economic boycott these are unilateral abusive arbitrary measures that are impacting citizens and ex-pats in qatar. egypt's former prime minister ahmed shafik has ruled himself out of the running for the upcoming presidential election shafiq said in november that he intended to run the data they share but he's now pulled out of contention shafiq was widely seen as a serious challenger to president. a

a dramatic turn in the gulf crisis as a member of the qatari royal family accuses the u.a.e. and saudi arabia of orchestrating the dispute to seize cats are as well. watching al-jazeera life from a headquarters in doha and you navigate also ahead after days of threats kurdish fighters say turkey has started shelling its positions in syria's northwest. we made it clear that it was a plant it was not a guarantee or a trouble for palestinians the u.s. suspends a forty five million dollars payment of un food for. the process begins the final leg if a politically sensitive visit to south america. hello audio recordings of a member of qatar is royal family accuse saudi arabia and the u.a.e. of fabricating the gulf crisis in order to seize qatar as wealth say the lebanese army and fanny had been portrayed by saudi arabia and the u.a.e. as the main opposition figure to cast ours leadership. now he accuses muhammad been some and how much been the saudi arabian and i will be crown prince is off hogging the entire crisis in the audiotape of trained by al jazeera he threatened to end his

is the gulf crisis a pretext to seize cuts as well facts the claim of a qatari boyle who was seen as a saudi ally. all of them to be with donald this is sound just live from london also coming up. turkey's military begins firing into syria's afrin region their target is kurdish fighters. and told brennan at the institute for cancer research looking at the possibility of a blood test which could be a breakthrough in cancer diagnosis. and the giants like festival help in london this fight all the would simply say is. a very warm welcome to the program good to have your company a qatari while who was formerly a close ally of saudi arabia says the gulf diplomatic crisis has been manufactured in an explosive audio recording obtained by al-jazeera shake up dillard been. can be heard accusing both saudi arabia and the u.a.e. of fabricating the with with qatar as a way to seize their neighbor's wealth he also says he was on the so much pressure from the two countries that he wanted to end his life. as the story. the man saudi arabia and the u.a.e. were presenting as an alternative to qatar l

some breaking news just coming at ters the gulf crisis has taken a sudden dramatic turn al-jazeera has obtained audio recordings of a cash reward family member shakeup to all of bin pani the man who was portrayed by saudi arabia and the u.a.e. as the main opposition figure to the cattery government he is now accusing saudi arabia and the u.a.e. of fabricating the gulf crisis in order to seize casseroles wealth he accuses mohammed bin solomon and mohammed bin ziad the saudi and abu dhabi crown prince's of plotting the entire crisis and audiotape he's threatened to end his life because of the immense pressure from abu dhabi's crown prince surrounding the gulf crisis chikatilo bin ali al tani was residing in saudi arabia since the blockade began last june he then moved to the u.a.e. where he accused the government of detaining him he was then moved to q wait where he is now in a military hospital. i am our beloved in ali bin abdullah al thani posting this audio on january the fifteenth i have resolved to put an end to my life as i have come to a dead end just mohammed bin zayed has nothin

why they are confident the nation can survive the gulf crisis. opec and russia saying they will maintain curbs through 2018 and ready to cooperate beyond that. we spoke exclusively to the saudi energy minister and his russian counterpart, alexander novak. >> we assume cooperation between our two countries is long-term, and regardless of whether in terms of the markets, market stabilization, or other areas. our cooperation is based on agreements we signed in china. over the past one and a half years we have been implementing this, we have shown a lot of success. we had a successful run. yousef: that was alexander novak speaking. why are they already talking about 2019? >> the saudi oil minister opened the floodgates when he said he did not think the market would be rebalanced by the end of 2018, possibly 2019, and this talk of could the deal be extended into 2019. for opec and non-opec, it is status quo and they are looking at what happens when the deal expires at the end of this year. the saudi oil minister says they hope they don't have to exten

that's the gulf of mexico off of florida. but they don't want to make that investment of $60 million to upgrade all of the telemetry unless they have the assurance that it's going to be off limits to oil drilling, not just until 2022 which is in the law, but they want it extended another five years until 2027. and yet we cannot get it up. this senator tried to get it into the defense bill, an appropriate place that the senator who is the presiding officer serves on that distinguished committee led by john mccain, the armed services committee. we couldn't get it up because of oil interest not wanting to give the airport -- the air force the security that their $60 million investment on advanced telemetry would be protected for not five years from now but ten years from now. the only reason itself administration want -- the administration wants to spend time writing a new one is because the oil industry wants them to open up a whole lot more acreage to drilling, not just in the gulf. they want the entire outer continental shelf

of manufacturing the gulf crisis to seize doha's wealth. but francis makes a play to protect the amazon and its people during his trip to peru plus. untold brannon at the institute for cancer research looking at the possibility of a blood test which could be a breakthrough in cancer diagnosis. the u.s. government is on the verge of shutting down a procedural vote on funding for federal agencies has failed and that means that unless the senate agree on a deal in the next hour or so they'll be no money to keep them open while a particular hand joins us again from washington d.c. poppy they certainly took this down to the wire i mean what's the latest with the vote now. it's not over until it's over i'm not sure if we can do this but if you look at the senate floor looks like there's a whole lot of nothing just some people milling about talking to each other but this is somewhat unusual they took their vote they didn't have enough votes to pass it but they haven't called it over and so as long as the vote is open senators are free to change th

of manufacturing the gulf crisis to seize doha's well. i'm charlie rangel in london for the lumia festival which told us it is to transform the city into a no gallery. the u.s. government is shutting down it comes after a senate procedural vote on funding for federal agencies failed it means that only essential offices and services will remain open until there's an agreement to a particle hane joins us and joins us now from washington d.c. party they certainly took this right down to the wild what's the latest with the vote. i have to say during this is extraordinary i can't remember ever reported on anything like this keep in mind it's midnight friday evening here in washington d.c. and let's take a look at the senate floor and what you see here is the vote started about two hours ago and they've been huddling in small groups ever since what you see right there is senator lindsey graham republican from south carolina and i believe that's chuck schumer the minority leader democrat from new york and a bunch of senators have all grouped tog

is the gulf crisis a pretext to seize castles well that's the claim of a country royal who is seen as a saudi ally. in the poconos native in peru but he conscious control of a sea on his south american told. turkey has fired artillery into a kurdish controlled on clay the northwest syria across the border bombardment of a free and comes off the days of threats by president want to get syrian kodesh fighters known as the y.p. g. and the establishment of a kodesh corridor along its border and has been deploying troops and tanks there in preparation for a ground assault stephanie deca has more from un taqiyya insolvent turkey. the situation around the fifteen is heating up there is been an increase in shelling from turkey into africa and also hearing reports that around fifteen thousand free syrian army fighters these are the rebels inside syria supported by turkey are mobilizing towards the east of affluence and this is all in line with the political rhetoric that's been coming out of anger over the last week or so the last voice added to that the defense ministry on friday saying that

the little known shape became a central figure during the gulf cooperation council. crisis when he was first received by king solomon but after as ease of saudi arabia media affiliated with saudi arabia and the u.a.e. portrayed him as the head of the opposition to the qatari government but soon the shade was nowhere to be seen except for tweets attributed to him the recent statements of the shape shed more light on the g.c.c. crisis that started in june when saudi arabia the u.a.e. and it cut off diplomatic ties and imposed a sea land and embargo. the post from the lebanon early support qatar stands the other west catered and politically motivated. let's listen to the full on him according as. an article of. unless he. and mr them actually. end up as i. hear. them tell. you there's. nothing. i can. but. i'm. also one of. them so. let me. well. let it's a little while it. could be. fired artillery into kurdish controlled played in northwest syria the cross border bombardment of the us clean comes after days of threats by president reagan time already went against the

in terms of how the demand is broken out in the gulf, which markets are still standout? i mean, if you had to divide it up, saudi arabia, the uae where , are you seeing interesting trends? who is spending money? thomas: ok, the strongest growth is here in the uae, definitely in saudi. saudi is the biggest market in the region. we see both kuwait and oman picking up strongly in the last three to four quarters. but it is corporations. corporate business -- it is part of it. executives have more time available, going to many locations in the shortest period of time. corporations are spending. corporations are participating in global growth. to get you to a remote location, vistajet is getting you there faster. yousef: a lot of your outlook has been positive, and you see a lot of strength in a lot of key economies. there is a was going to be a challenge and a risk. what is your top risk going into 2018? what makes you sleep a little less at night? you have got to give me something. thomas: ok. there is always macroeconomic, micro political risk. we have seen it, especially i

calm and carry why they are confident the nation can survive the gulf crisis. russia is saying they will maintain curbs through 2018 and ready to cooperate beyond that. we spoke exclusively to the saudi energy minister and his russian counterpart alexander novak. cooperation between our two countries is long-term, and regardless of whether in terms of the markets, market stabilization, or other areas. our cooperation is based on agreements we signed in china. over the past one and a half years we have been implementing shown a lot of success. we had a successful run. yousef: that was alexander novak speaking. why are they already talking about 2019? the saudi oil minister opened the floodgates when he said he did not think the market would be rebalanced by the end of this possibly 2019, and talk of could the deal be extended into 2019. for opec and non-opec, it is status quo and they are looking at what happens when the deal expires at the end of this year. the saudi oil minister says they hope they don't have to extend cuts, but are open to it. the saudi oil m

would you say it has become more difficult to deal with the realities of the gulf crisis? the longer this drags on, the more difficult it is going to become for lenders like you to deal with? to the contrary actually. we are adjusting to the new norms. for us, we are operating our business. crisis will continue forever. business is business as usual for us. we have already observed some of the shop. -- already absorbed some of the shock. our growth targets, risk management, funding, growth, as of this crisis will continue forever. i must say also one thing important. we see more opportunities going blockade,om the especially in terms of the local economic growth. the country has been very active in accelerating their vision. yousef: the other take away from 2017 has been your ability to develop cost efficiencies. are you going to be looking to do more of that in 2018, become leaner and meaner? our efficiency ratio is 29%, which is one of the best in the world. it is a dream for many banks to achieve. yousef: how satisfied are you with the level of u.s. dollar liquidity ava

there's no indication the gulf dispute may be solved any time soon u.s. diplomats are concerned by the impasse the war and the failure to settle the dispute but of course the five eyes and groups are related to al qaeda as well as counter iran's influence in the middle east. to aid city. president emanuel mackarness vowed to move europe's partnership with china into the twenty first century in his first state visit the world's most populous country back on that chinese president xi jinping in beijing after starting his trip in the ancient capital of shan he wants china and the e.u. to work together to share the benefits of increased trade and find ways to meet the challenge of global warming. you know a lot of. it's up to europe in asia to france and china to define and come up with the rules of a game where we could all win or lose i have come here to tell china that i'm determined to move the euro china partnership into the twenty first century so that it fits in this new framework that we need to define together europe will embrace this new strategy be

the little known she became a central figure during the gulf cooperation council or g.c.c. crisis when he was first received by king solomon but of that aziz of saudi arabia media affiliated with saudi arabia and the u.a.e. portrayed him as the had of the opposition to the qatari government but soon the shade was nowhere to be seen except for tweets attributed to him the recent statements of the show shed more light on the g.c.c. crisis that started in june when saadi arabia the u.a.e. and egypt cut off diplomatic ties and imposed a sea land and embargo on qatar the post from share how the lebanon early support qatar stands for the west is public ated and politically motivated has zero politicians in the us are trying to prevent a possible government shutdown on the anniversary of donald trump's first year in office if the funding law is not passed key agencies begin shutting down at midnight local time on friday democrats say they will not support a funding bill unless there are guarantees that the children of my want to enter the u.s. illegally will be protected can we he

of manufacturing the gulf crisis to seize doha's wealth. a race against time in the u.s. the senators try to prevent a looming government shutdown. pope francis makes a play to protect the amazon and its people during his trip to peru. egypt's president. has announced he will run for a second the elections are scheduled to take place in march sisi rose to power in twenty fourteen after leading the military coup that ousted his predecessor mohamed jump ship reports. the announcement was widely expected now egyptian president is but doctors sisi has made it official anesthetic a lot about info to collect you might have been today as a to members of the sausage moments we have gone through and think about the serious challenges that face our home country and the huge expectations and the hopes we have for our homeland i find myself standing confused before my national conscious as i speak to you with the honesty and transparency we have been used to in our dialogue and hope that you will accept me for the presidency of the republic analysts are hardly surprised by his stayin

of creating the gulf crisis to seize doha's wealth. a race against time in the u.s. as senators try to prevent a looming government shutdown. pope francis makes a plea to protect the amazon and its people during his trip to peru. egypt's president abdel fattah el-sisi has announced he will run for a second that actions are scheduled to take place in march says he rose to power in twenty fourteen after leading the military and i was doing his predecessor. reports . the announcement was widely expected now egyptian president obama has put down his sisi has made it official and us that it got a lot of out info to collect you might have been today as a to members of the sausage moments we have gone through and think about the serious challenges that face our home country and the huge expectations and the hopes we have for our homeland i find myself standing confused before my national conscious as i speak to you with the honesty and transparency we have been used to in our dialogue and hope that you will accept me for it is a presidency of that a puppy. analysts are hard

there's no indication the gulf this may be solved any time soon u.s. diplomats are concerned by the impasse the war and the failure to settle the dispute may hamper efforts to fight iceland groups often ated to al-qaeda as well as counter iran's influence in the middle east. to aid city. many nigerians returning home after being trapped in libya still hoping of one day reaching europe migrants escaping economic hardship have often found themselves being exploited by people traffickers after arriving in libya thousands are now returning home. but interest has been traveling with them and sent the sex to report. these first time nigerian migrants heading home from this holding facility in tripoli are worried that the plane will leave without them. the only thing on their mind now is to get to me that when you people leave here they're taking us back to that prison and i don't want to continue we should help us by only. but many others here have been through this routine before for that person or sheraton vincent says his destiny allies in europe and he w

tell us why they're confident the nation can survive the gulf crisis. the week began with opec and russia saying they will maintain curbs through 2018 and ready to cooperate beyond that. we spoke exclusively to the saudi energy minister and his russian counterpart, alexander novak. >> we assume cooperation between our two countries is long-term, and regardless of whether in terms of the markets, market stabilization, or other areas. our cooperation is based on agreements we signed in china. over the past one and a half years we have been implementing this, we have shown a lot of success. we had a successful run. yousef: that was alexander novak peaking. why are they already talking bout 2019? >> the saudi oil minister opened the floodgates when he said he did not think the market would be rebalanced by the end of 2018, possibly 2019, and this talk of could the deal be extended into 2019. for opec and non-opec, it is status quo and they are looking at what happens when the deal expires at the end of this ear. the saudi oil minister says they hope they do

of manufacturing the gulf crisis to see. egypt's president and speculation and says he's going to run for. pope francis makes of lead to protect his people during his trip to peru. the countdown is on in the u.s. with just a few hours to prevent a government shutdown but there's still no deal the senate late night vote to decide on the way forward these are live pictures from the senate now politicians must agree on a bill by midnight on friday to keep government agencies funded for the next month white house correspondent kelly hellcat reports. a planned trip to florida mark donald trump's first anniversary in office has been canceled at least for now instead america's republican president is reaching out to his democratic rival in the senate meeting with an invitation to the white house to try and avert a government shutdown we made some progress but we still have good numbers to support the discussions will continue republicans control congress but it's a crisis the white house blames on democrats it appears unfortunately

but what's most common in the gulf of alaska, are subduction zone quakes."this line here marks the subduction zone." that's when one plate, the pacific plate in this case - slides underneath another plate - the north american plate.had that happened with seven-point-nine magnitude... "there would have been up and down motion of the ocean bottom, which would have displaced ocean water, which would have generated a tsunami that eventually would have made its way down to the bat area."you probably noticed the alert you got on your phone, if you are signed up to get them from san francisco's department of emergency management, for example, was for a tsunami watch."the potential for a tsunami was being evaluated and not confirmed.""the prudent thing to do was to issue a tsunami alert."if it had escalated to a warning, you would have heard sirens.inundation maps from the state show how san francisco's coastline might have been affected.after about three hours, scientists could confirm that there áwas no tsunami danger, and the watch was canceled.in san francisco,

we will be right here for the start of the trading week in the gulf. that is sunday morning at 8:00 a.m. in the uae on bloomberg television. i'm yousef gamal el-din. do join me then. this is bloomberg. ♪ abigail: coming up on "bloomberg best," the stories that shaped the week in business around the world. a report from china roils the bond market that it may prove to be a passing storm. another automaker faces cheating claims. earning season kicks off with results from big banks. the ecb releases the latest of -- a set of minutes. sergio shares the latest insight on the global economy.

the little known she became a central figure during the gulf cooperation council or g.c.c. crisis when he was first received by king solomon bit of that as ease of saudi arabia media affiliated with saudi arabia and the u.a.e. portrayed him as the had of the opposition to the qatari government but soon the shade was nowhere to be seen except for tweets attributed to him the recent statements of the show shed more light on the g.c.c. crisis that started in june when sandy arabia the u.a.e. and egypt cut off diplomatic ties and imposed a sea land and embargo on qatar the post from share how the lebanon early support qatar stands for the west is public ated and politically motivated has zero. turkey's fired artillery into kurdish controlled northwest syria the cross border bombardment of the three comes days after days of threats by president reagan tayyip erdogan against the syrian kurdish fighters known as the why p.j. fears the establishment of a kurdish corridor along its border and has been deploying troops and tanks there in preparation for a ground assault stephanie dec

the gulf nation will host the twenty twenty two. the men's edition at least but what about the women and women's football team from germany was there and kickoff went along for the. women playing football nothing out of the ordinary right well not in this country there wasn't many girls. playing they would. need new kinds. it's a country where you are unlikely to hear a woman say something like this. was my second family. a country that wants to be the beating heart of global football for the twenty twenty two world cup but what about the women. does not. meet footballers from germany if only executive. plans from germany went to find out his football more than a member. in the deserts you. keep yet you still push something with really come out of country. doha qatar capital nestled on the persian gulf sumo skylights kind who holds nothing longer than. a german women's team travels to the host of the twenty twenty two world cup. can try to catch up on the field in a country that entices and repels in the sun the sun is up by the las

oil spill devastate the gulf coast over two hundred million gallons of crude oil into the ocean it ruined by fisherman's livelihoods damaged the coastline and wreaked havoc on the wildlife we depend on and love and those communities are still recovering and the plant unveiled today will undoubtedly caused more harm and it's not a matter of if it's really a matter of when there's no doubt as you say that the b.p. oil spill was a very significant and deadly incident for much of the ecology surrounding it but in many ways statistically it was an isolated incident it was certainly one of very few incidents how great is the scale do you think of potential danger of something like that happening again when you have this kind of development i'll run the coast . yes well what we're really seeing is that the greatest issue here is that. the effects of climate change that that fossil fuel production like this causes are already here we've seen her big hurricanes this summer that are unprecedented we've seen while fires all up and down the west coast i'm sitting in a very intense snowstorm right now

now let's say you were backed by a russian billionaire oil rich gulf states or. an austrian energy drinks company. tree an energy drinks company. ok if you're going to put that you know like i want out of that. which player would you buy first let us know in the comment i want to explain how transfer fees are calculated and why they even need to be paid in the first place it's all to do with little things the first is compensation if a player is allowed to run his contract down he can go anywhere he likes for free. i think robert levy bosky that you can have it for andrea pirlo if there's still time to run on his contract the selling club will have to be compensated the second thing is marketability take neymar for instance he has eighty five million followers on instagram that's more than barcelona or his old club and paris century man his new club combined with a player like that in your team will guarantee to sell shirts and bring new friends to the club now if a player is allowed to leave before the end of his contract the fifo rule book says that his selling

the gulf nation will host the twenty twenty two. the men's edition at least but what about the women a women's football team from germany was there and kickoff went along for the. women playing football nothing out of the ordinary right well not in this country. so. they would beat me sometimes. it's a country where you are unlikely to hear a woman say something like this. from was my second family. a country that wants to be the beating heart of global football for the twenty twenty two world cup but what about the women. does not. meet footballers from germany they've all gone executives in. place from germany went to find out in football more than the wrong. in the deserts you. keep here you still push something will really come out of country. doha qatar capital nestled on the persian gulf stream with skylights i know who holds nothing longer than. a german women's team travels to the host of the twenty twenty two world cup . and trying to collect them in a country that entices and repels in the sun the sun is about the last chr

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we will be right here for the start of the trading week in the gulf. that is sunday morning at 8:00 a.m. i'm yousef gamal el-din. do join me then. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ jonathan: from new york city, to our viewers worldwide, i'm jonathan ferro. with 30 minutes dedicated to fixed income, this is "real yield." ♪ jonathan: coming up, core inflation accelerates, two-year treasuries jump 2% for the first time since 2008. some of the world's most well-known investors say this might be it. the bull market in bonds is over. credit investors are not showing any nerves. junk bonds with the largest inflows in over a year. we begin with a big issue, a shakeup in the global bond market. >> this will be a jagged period, the first quarter. >>

the emir of kuwait address a parliamentary meeting of the gulf cooperation council. says they has been some progress in the seven month dispute but did not say what saudi arabia the u.a.e. egypt and bahrain cut diplomatic ties with qatar into. what we have in common is we will never be affected by dispute we see it as a temporary curve along it takes every one of us understands the deteriorating circumstances around us which represent a challenge to us all understand the problems facing the g.c.c. and these problems require more meetings and consultations on all levels we will never be able to face these challenges individually meanwhile a un human rights office investigation into the g.c.c. crisis has found the blockade on qatar is negatively impacting the people in the region it says measures taken by the four arab countries against ahau are discriminatory the body of a crew member has been recovered aboard the rayney an oil tanker that collided with a congo ship in the east china sea the other thirty one members on board are still unaccounted for they off he is an

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of manufacturing the gulf crisis to seize doha as well. the u.s. government has especially shut down a senate vote to fund federal agencies until next month fail just a short time ago and the essential services and offices will now remain open republicans and democrats are pointing the finger at one another i think ohayon reports from washington. this is not the anniversary any leader wants to have it was exactly one year ago when donald trump made this promise and became president we will face challenges we will confront hardships but we will get the job done he vowed government would work again it's clear with this. it isn't republicans who control the congress and the white house lost four of their own members but picked up five democrats still not enough to pass the bill that means many nonessential government employees won't be coming to work on monday without a deal although most essential federal services will continue the employees just won't get paid until it's over it came down to this a program that was in place to protect children broug

is came to find a solution to the gulf crisis atika hain has more from washington d.c. . qatar is a strong partner and a longtime friend of the united states a message of support from the u.s. secretary of state to the state of cutter who didn't get the same treatment from rex tillerson boss at the start of the blockade we ask guitar and other nations in the region to do more. and do it faster president donald trump initially sided with the blockading countries but has since called for the sides to settle their disagreements he even promised to help them negotiate but that was last september and not much has changed so now these talks resolving some big sticking points in the relationship guitar airways has agreed to open its books a big demand of u.s. air carriers and the sides have signed an agreement to work together improving labor laws and preventing human trafficking in cutter while here cutter sent a kind of message to the u.s. president in the kind of talk he likes the most money and business is already investing one hundred billion dollars in the u.s. economy inc

. -- and offsetting some of this in the gulf? same. strategy is the no change in the growth targets. we become a leading bank by 2020. china hastioned, the to change from the service branch. the thing to establish operations there. we already opened in singapore, becoming that offering. banking. into islamic more thereg to push are existing operations. to expand in southeast asia as we speak. >> would you say it's become more difficult to deal with the realities of the gulf crisis in? on, the more drags difficult it's going to become for lenders like you to deal with? >> to the contrary, we have new norms. and for us, we are operating in this crisis will continue forever. it is business as usual. months, this is already gone. operating the business, risk management, the funding. the growth. this crisis will continue forever. must say one thing important. blockade, the local economic growth. it is accelerating the 20-30 vision. >> the ability to seek or develop cost efficiency. you be looking to do more of that in 2018, become leaner an

a cold or thinking as far south as the gulf coast. winter storm watches and warnings for taxes as far south of san antonio by getting into the gulf coast as well and we will see the system tuesday night into when day. not a big storm system, but it will cause for a messy commute on wednesday morning. keeping you up-to-date on the fox news extreme weather center. >> weather casters either. cheryl: janice dean, thank you, janice. lauren: winter came early and espresso date aired steve mcqueen drove into hollywood history for the 1968 movie bullet. it emerged for the first time in 40 years yesterday. we will have the latest from the detroit auto show for you. a warning for travelers about your next flight. the reason you should never, ever order coffee on an airplane. cheryl: i don't believe this. i don't believe it. ♪ at fidelity, trades are now just $4.95. we cut the price of trades to give investors even more value. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. fidelity, where smarter investors will always be. and at $4.95, yo

how important is that for oman in particular and the rest of the wider gulf region? guest: diversification has been the overriding objective of economics for a long time in the gcc. so far the success has been mixed. in general, as the population grows, the chunk of non-oil private sector needs to rise. in order to do that, you need to build infrastructure. you need to provide skills for the workforce. you need to increase the level of education. you need to invest in research, and so on and so forth. that is what this budget essentially does, even in other countries from saudi arabia to , the emphasis on human capital and infrastructure is increasing. we will see this over the next five to 10 years. it is not a short-term objective. tracy: right. just going back to the bond issuance we were discussing, i am a bit of a benchmark index geek. you were pointing out that omani debt is actually an increasing proportion of the gm debt benchmark. what does that mean for investors? guest: it means they have to pay a lot of attention to oman. i have received dozens of fund ma

but what's most common in the gulf of alaska, are subduction zone quakes."this line here marks the subduction zone." that's when one plate, the pacific plate in this case - slides underneath another plate - the north american plate.had that happened with seven-point-nine magnitude... "there would have been up and down motion of the ocean bottom, which would have displaced ocean water, which would have generated a tsunami that eventually would have made its way down to the bat area."you probably noticed the alert you got on your phone, if you are signed up to get them from san francisco's department of emergency management, for example, was for a tsunami watch."the potential for a tsunami was being evaluated and not confirmed.""the prudent thing to do was to issue a tsunami alert."if it had escalated to a warning, you would have heard sirens.inundation maps from the state show how san francisco's coastline might have been affected.after about three hours, scientists could confirm that there áwas no tsunami danger, and the watch was canceled.francisco, spence