. , 12:30 in in dubai hong kong. i am manus cranny. -- 5:30,don, it is is and we are counting down the trade. decent datave some driving the story on friday. what is on the agenda? it is a holiday, and you are working? >> a number of us are working in london. u.k. markets are closed, as you say. , italy,open is germany spain, and france. we get those futures markets at 7:00 london time. the equity market at 8:00 london time. friday, inflation and growth data for the eurozone. growth was better than expected. ,nflation, not so good highlighting the challenge for mario draghi. eurozone inflation is far below his 2% target. today, we will get manufacturing pmi data. at 10:00, we get eurozone manufacturing data. we get some before that for spain, italy, france, and germany. onwill be keeping an eye those numbers and any reaction we see in euro-dollar. right now, pretty much unchanged. itwill be keeping an eye on after the data. manus: no conversation with my european colleagues would be complete without brexit. what is t

in dubai. wherever you are watching, this is the first edition of "bloomberg markets: middle east," which brings you all you need to know across the region to begin the working week. no conversation at bloomberg could start with anything apart from oil. they're pumping like it is 1989. the dollar is dropping in this tells her story, this takes you back to last year. just off of a five-month high in oil. dohashe went, the road to was the driver of this relief rally that we have seen. can that perpetuate? we getting ready for slightly softer price in oil? the implication from a fiscal and economic want to view, let me take you through some of the closes in the region. back in bull territory across the region. let's check in on those equity markets and closes. give middle eastern equity closes, as farce the u.s. is concerned, what we have is the worst weekly in the s&p since the start of february. apple contribute 28% of the drop. facebook and amazon did very little to hold it up. the usa has been

there's no doubt that that affects dubai. technically it is direct but definitely across the wider middle east. there is no doubt for takeover in the commercial market the dubai is seen as a middle east of. anything that affects that market negatively is acutely experienced in dubai. especially in the commercial market. the expense of dollar and no doubt the commercial market has made a difference as well. there are a number of factors compounded at this point in time so that we an effect touched upon an area jailed see is the primary focus is metals and commodities. it doesn't take a rocket scientist to know that this has been a tough time in the markets for commodities. there is definitely an area with a lot of debt. manus: you had a lot of this in the united kingdom and western europe. taking old commercial properties reusing them redistributing the into hotels and apartments. what is the trend? that is a trade for the braves. murray: definitely with the announcement of exports we saw a that theyncement would require extra

dubai.:00 in the midday in hong kong. companies are taking advantage of the debt market. $37 billion worth of debt. chevron. and bp and take the oil markets and give it a check and you see the credit swaps. ensuring against default. the blue line is the u.s. energy producers ramping up their debt. that has dropped quite percent precipitouslyuite . investment-grade debt down by 3% over the quarter. dividends, that is the holy grail for the oil market. $40 billion to be paid out. bob dudley midpoint. think about the leverage ratio. first the dividend on the other hand. there's a wonderful headline about big oil gobbling up debt. did a little bit at the end of the week. a less a bully and tone of the market. andeople he these of the u.s. closing prices. the s&p 500 dropped for third week. the longest losing streak since january. a three-day slide on the s&p 500. nordstrom down 19%. let's take you to the middle east. way too fast on the draw. we started the trading week with news from saudi arabia. the top.f the imf was sayin

let's talk about dubai. and announcing plans to boost tourism including waterfront homes, floating restaurants all here in the heart of the city. the development would cost $2.7 million -- 270 million dollars. let's take a look at this story. coming to the market. uni talk -- you and i talked about prices under pressure. do we need this? >> there are two schools of thought. dubai needs to create pretty much everything that has in terms of offerings to keep it fresh. and we do not have greenery like other countries. we do not have the huge mountains. we only have the beach and we have to create everything else from the world's largest tower and the biggest ferris will in the world. right now being built on a man-made island. they have to do it all. there seem to be too many ongoing projects. we also have them all of the world project and countless others. andhe mall of the world countless others. >> they are building the hotel rooms to come with it. they want to widen the appeal of dubai and make sure that du

pat collins outside dubai jewelry store in springfield, virginia, where the wild scene pat? >> reporter: jim, by my count, this guy is good for about five felonies in just a matter of minutes. it was a jewelry store robbery that led to a gunfight that had not one, but two getaways that ended in crashes. and today the suspect is still at large. this is what it sounded like on the police radio. >> shots fired. brookfield plaza. black male, face covered. >> reporter: the dubai jewelry store in springfield, virginia. they say a masked man wearing what looked to be a ups outfit comes in and robshe place. >> he shouted don't move, i'll shoot you. >> reporter: the robber goes from showcase to showcase dumping judump ing jewelry into a duffle bag. the robber here, the cop over

thank your, our dubai based real estate reporter. we will discuss the role the g7 has pledged to play in global energy investment. hear from the u.s. energy secretary, next on "bloomberg markets: middle east." ♪ >> this is "bloomberg markets: middle east." hsbc came in with $6.1 billion, down from last year. we are also looking at bad loan charges. also, the reserve bank of australia came out surprisingly well. they had a 25 basis point cuts, with a record low for the cuts in australia. one of the things they cited was the situation with china at the moment. they support of their short-term outlook and of course that fed into what we have seen today out of the rba. we have seen signs of stability, signs of weakness. we have ubs coming out. manus is all over this one. ubs? manus: thank you very much. yes, let's get into the numbers in terms of ubs. money is coming into the bank in the first quarter and america and they are taking additional responsibility to cut costs. this is what drives the heart of , $15.5 billion came in with a

what i have for you is abu dhabi and dubai. dhabi ran up by 24%. ok? dubai ran up by 30%. we have pulled out. show me your perspective on this, abu dhabi versus the by. will the drift continue in equities lower? mohammed: on the short-term, it is. in july, we had this uptick because we had the inclusion of shares from the morgan stanley index. that helped us a lot. we have rebalancing of the morgan stanley index on the 29th of may. but we expect markets to be a little bit less in terms of -- selling and buying pressure. but we do not believe that it's good to be a major move. the traded values in may are extremely weak. they are as week as january. and we worry that if they have any bad influence on that story, market value will be very weak. manus: you are saying we have weak volumes. will we see more volatility? volatility, that it will be exacerbated? ahammed: we are running vacuum of local markets. and it is not going to affect the international one. the international ones, for our the sessions, pricing interest rates, if this continues without any positive outlook, th

in dubai. i manus cranny. 8:30 a.m. in dubai. i'm manus cranny. reporter: good morning, rish and manus. manus, when we take over at 6:00 and "countdown" takes the airwaves, we will have a host of earnings coming through. we have a lot of german companies reporting this moment. any company specializing in delivery these days needs to work out how much it can offset weakness. key things the cfo will have to speak about when he speaks later on this morning. looking at numbers from metro, the retailing space, from a neon the editing provider, and also alley on. the german parent company there, will they say anything about negative interest rates, that sort of thing. you have a lot of reports as well, manus. manus: i do indeed. i've got compass, the biggest food company in the world. you and i were chatting earlier, i just don't know what to believe. jpmorgan wants us to buy great stocks, and goldman sachs, it's a rehash of a rehash. they are calling time on the dollar drop, aren't they? reporter: yeah, that's an interesting one. the dollar on dubai go

dubai is weathering the store a little bit more. at 2.2% butgrowth this shows you the trading relationships. and the three top trading relationships for this region here in the uae is india and india is weathering the storm better than anyone else. and look at number three. iran.es in as this is about the global relationship. this is about dubai spending a little bit more. it is all about the global trade and what happens externally, internally and those kind of fiscal issues. rish: it is in sharp contrast to what the imf has been saying of late. downgradedtially what is happening as far as global growth. this was a couple of weeks ago when they downgraded this part of the world. equity markets in this part of the world taking a bit of a fault. biggeston track for the -- longest losing streak for equities since 2000. let's have a look at what is going on. trading20 minutes of gone so far. the hang seng turning flat. a bit of a turnaround taping -- taking place. it is under two hours away from the opening of the markets in the uae. t

in dubai, this morning. what did the cycle say about how oil affects your cycles in the american economy? is oil a good thing? >> sensitive industrial material prices include oil. these are good cyclical indicators, particularly in manufacturing activity. we are in the global world. that is probably the one global cycle there is. people talk about a world is this. the trade, industrial stuff, that is where you see it sink up. again.ing up the chart we all know that there is a j , and then oil clicks in with a vengeance. by quick advantaged oil? pick have gone through to price increase cycles in the mid-and late 1970's when we learned big moves in oil prices are bad. when oil prices fell by two 1996, there was growth on the low side. disadvantaged people have to adjust the fastest. when oil prices fall, producers have to cut back, or they lose money. oil producers have to cut back from other things. that cut back can be overdone. i think oil has been a true supply-side shifts. .e have to drop the price invest

in dubai midday in hong kong. i am manus cranny. one of the big themes we left last week, which opens the box of risk, where will the dollar goes? what are the most accurate forecasters is telling the market that this rally has left. we have the dollar marching higher, one of the most accurate forecasters out there is deutsche bank. the fed raising the specter of a june rate hike. june back on the table. butgreeing not to target, what you have here is the dollar rally beginning to turn. that is if japan is warning, still warning that the movements are one-sided and abruptly what does it mean? deutsche bank says it is just the beginning. they consider buying the dollar against the yuan, mexico, south korea. and there is movement in the markets as well in terms of positioning. we have gone from being net short for the first time a number of years to being net neutral. that leaves a lasting potential to turn higher. what if the fed really went into full engagement? here is the market. i want to take you back to egypt, the tragedy obvio

let us talk about those numbers, they broke during your dubai show. i surprise beat coming through for the net income line. let's get to caroline in paris, she is standing by. once again, sing the french business boosting things. caroline: that is right. two things to look at this morning. the retail side, both french and international on the retail side, they had less provisions for bad loans. and they climbed 18% in the first quarter on international retail, the earnings doubled, despite another loss in russia of 18 million euros in the first quarter. the second thing to look at is this new round of cost-cutting that they are announcing at the investment bank. euros for20 million their business, of course they bank, pay, just like any tougher regulations, volatile markets. that is especially true for the decision, they are the world's number one in equities, and they suffered a lot in the first quarter on their structured rocks. of genr ith the ceo erale, we are asking about the prospects of the future, and what we could expect in terms of profitabi

manus down in dubai. i understand you have written, laying of the details that brexit, in terms of economic shock would be. a lot of people might think it is all finger in the air in terms of the shock that might come. where do you stand on this? you would say that the brexiteers would be 4% bigger as an economy? how big a shock could it be? what is your estimate? mike: firstly, i'm not expecting any answer. actually, quite a number of the brexiteers are saying there is absolutely no doubt there will be a short term shock. some indicating quite clearly that what they indicate a short-term is roughly 10 years. that is something we a put on the table. there will be a shock. secondly, if you look at the overwhelmingly, every single independent review, whether it is the london stock exchange, every single one comes out saying there will be a shock not just to the united kingdom economy, but to the european economy, possibly beyond. and it will have short-term discussions on our growth. it is absolutely clear

dubai coming online at 10:00 a.m. local time. dubai, abu dhabi, doha, with the watar market -- qatar market on the way down. manus: thank you. let's check in on other stories making headlines around the world. shery ahn is with us this morning. aramco is planning a listing in london, new york, and hong kong. they are hoping exxon mobil, sinopec, and bp will take strategic stakes. that would turn the world's biggest oil exporter into the largest public we traded company, with a valuation that could reach $2.5 trillion. in touch withet bondholders to explain why they failed to make an interest payment last month. the malaysian state oil company has -- will have a call scheduled to him take place on may 23. defaulted on a $1.75 billion bond last month after a dispute with a co-guarantor. the greek government says it has enough support among lawmakers to approve pension and income tax reforms as part of a $6.2 billion package to secure further aid from the imf. parliament debated the issue that day before -- the day before eu funded

manus: a jump in profit for the builder of dubai's tallest tower.

dubai comes online at 10:00 local time. dubai closing 7/10 of 1% down. stocks now, the longest losing streak since october, qatar does not want to be outdone. declines of one point percent. let's have a look at saudi arabia. down, down, bahrain pretty flat in myanmar. manus: let's get up to speed with the other stories making headlines around the world. good morning. g7 leaders meeting in japan later this week after their finance minister talks exposed againences appeared complaining of disorderly moves in the yen before a joint statement in which all members pledged not to devalue the currency. his comments hinted at growing frustration within the government at the recent rise of the yen. turkish prime minister backing erdogan's push to expand the powers of the presidency at the expense of his own office and parliament. afterlaces davutoglu losing a power struggle with the president. the lira has fallen 6% this month while it stumble benchmark's down 16% in dollar norms. to beis said investigating 12 people for allegedly manipulating the shares of finan

the dubai billionaire has described donald trump as "a loose cannon." he said gulf money may leave the u.s. if he wins the election. i recommended donald trump, but unfortunately, he diverged into a different line and he -- he is a loose cannon. i advised him through his daughter by e-mail that he should make a correction. what he is doing is making a mistake. anna: simon french is with us to take a look at where politics and the macro meets, i suppose. really a fascinating story. our investors preparing their portfolios for the possibility of a trump presidency? do you think this is really firmly on international investors radars? q2,n: not at the moment, in but also, as you roll forward, you need more transparency on what a donald trump, or indeed a hillary clinton residency will look like. there is a lot of protectionist rhetoric, particularly on the public inside. clinton isillary being pushed in that direction at a challenge that will not go away from bernie sanders. when you look at physical and monetary policy, i think that what is emerging from

we're here at dubai jewelry store yesterday afternoon. that 15-year-old, let's be clear, had no idea the man he was trying to help, after crashing his car had just allegedly shot someone. tonight andrew grier became an eagle scout but his training to help others in need got himself in a dangerous situation on saturday afternoon when he came face to face with a wanted man. >> i was just thinking about all of the situations that could have happened and how lucky we were that he didn't shoot us. >> reporter: police say the man robbed the dubai jewelry store on backlick road, shot an accident bystander, crashed his car and car jacked another car. he was trying to get away from police when andrew and his dad saw the crash. >> he went over the embankment and i thought he was going to hit a tree but must have swerved and avoid it. >> reporter: kevin greer told his son to check on the driver while he called 911. that's when the teen unknowingly tried to help a man on the run. he had just shot someone and he probably had a firearm on him. >> repor

dubay was down by 4/10 of 1%. the aex was up by 1%. thee seeing more discussion dollar was up over 1%. in the united states we have a nonfarm payrolls. it is the first back-to-back weekly drop since february. 50 day moving average 2045. 54% has beaten it. those are your market wraps. you can see what else is making headlines today a warm welcome to tracy. turkish president has again attacked europe for demanding that he change anti-terror legislation in his effort to allow travel to the eu. everyone wants a wider definition of terrorism in the face of wider threats from kurdish militants. the eu of to supporting the kurdistan workers party. the new mayor of london has promised to work with all communities in the city saying it not only tolerates it celebrates diversity. is a challenge to nationalism such as that of donald trump. he was sworn in on saturday after beating the conservative candidate. the african finance company founded by former barclays boss bob diamond he told an audience in london that the target is one of several afri

with dubai on the way down by about half percent. this is what the markets look like on their last trading day. right over what is going on there with the oil markets. collate up by one third of 1%. the others on the way down. cairo looking like that. terrible news coming out of cairo. egypt air says it has lost contact with one of its airplanes. between parisght and cairo. 59 passengers aboard along with 10 crew. details still very sketchy. let's get up to speed on what we know about this. the flight was traveling from paris to cairo. it disappeared from radar at dawn. just after it entered egyptian airspace. the missing plane is an airbus a320. traveling about 37,000 feet when it disappeared. a search and rescue operation for the lost flight is underway. it is now about three hours overdue. it is been sending tweets about the missing flight. we will be updating this as more information becomes available. rishaad: we're going to be looking at opec's strategy to defend market share. manus: we cover a broad range of subjects. when it

in dubai. anna: it is 530 in london. yvonne: just after 1:30 p.m. in tokyo. these of the industrial production figures the final numbers for the month of april. second to arise at the 10th of 1%. still enough for the first quarter. they look ahead to the earthquakes as well. looking pretty weak for the second quarter. anna: let's have a look at the european show. to hear a lotng martin gilbert in aberdeen asset management. in days ahead. the asset management industry was less effective in other parts of the financial services industry. ready the sense of separation there. talking about whether there is volatility and markets. they said it would be a lehman moment but some very uncomfortable aspects for a few days. she remained in the european union. we have numbers due out in today's program. manus: industrial production better to be up at 1.2%. previously just 1%. month onl production month 3.8% up and over. let's get straight to yvonne who has the back story on this. industrial production was a major beach. yvonne: it looks like better numbers for the month

dubai, down 1.2%. cuts are pretty much flat. let's take a look at saudi arabia. investors shrugging off the debt dynamic. pretty much flat on the benchmark. this time, it was moody's with that downgrade. 8.1%. as much as the benchmark has gained about five last six weeks. kuwait down a fifth of 1%. let's take a look at egypt. down 2%. tel aviv down one point 4%. that is the bluest we have seen there in two months as trading resumes following the holiday. manus: thank you. let's check in with other stories making headlines around the world. stocks at ainese two-month low after data shows a deepening economic slowdown. the u.s. also showing those. commodities less in shanghai. trying tors are sustain growth while cutting overcapacity. lastly, apple put $1 billion into didi and that helped boost valuation. alibaba and hang seng are also key investors. the iraqi central bank chief has told us that a possible that from the imf could unlock aid this year. the finding could help opec's second-biggest producer with finances into one with the islamic state. iraq is expect

we went to the wicky west, man. >> did you buy anything else in dubai? >> i bought bills of strippers, man. kennedy: his 21st birthday party will be so much fun. he managed to record a music video where he's clearly still under the influence. [♪] uncanny resemblance. i just love it. topic number 3. you didn't get an invite to the wacky and snooty met gala where a-list celebs donnedout fit from couture halloween? all you need is tinfoil and zero dignity. these uncanny pics. can you tell me which one is tay-tay? i don't know why he had to stuff a blond wig into his brassiere. sadly no jay-z to kick the wrap out of this year. she does look sad, and that's because she had stiff competition. mercy. the man is so talented he obviously has the hand of a surgeon in his glove compartment. topic number four. turtles are truly fascinating. some turtles have gone on to even influence american politic such as senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. if you have a pet turtle why not spruce up his cage like this guy did. i love jurassic park. i can't wait for the new

us fromloway joining dubai. coming up, labor share of gdp is on the up and up. we will discuss next. ♪ scarlet: it is time for the bloomberg business flash, a look at the biggest business stories in the news. a judge has dismissed a case competency of redstone. he testified he wanted his daughter to make medical decisions for him if he is incapacitated and no longer wanted his ex-girlfriend and his life. erzier saidecision, h she is suing. alix: beholding -- j beholding has already built the coffee empire. has persistedht years after their deaths. made out as a serving a 150 year prison sentence. that is your bloomberg business flash. "what'd you miss?" things may be looking out for labor after workers are grabbing a larger piece of the pod. we spoke to george perks. on, why is labor share of gdp rising? seeing an're imbalance between the supply and demand for labor. demographics are finally favorable to labor after basically a generation or more of being a headwind for labor, so you had a massive slide in u.s. and across the world and that is starting to atw

dubai. and: still to end a half hours before we get there. that's talks are some of the things we will be covering on the european programming from the top of the next hour. every will be a focus in the luxury part of the corporate reporting season. giving us their full-year earnings numbers. it has not been a great reporting season. and the problem for burberry is buyingese shift from has 2%goods -- it only of its sales coming from that market. hs bc head of global equities said we need to get over this fall been the road. 150 going together. brexgo here, everything you need to know about a brexit. 24% chance about a of a brexit. the forecast is very much what in line from what we heard. that is coming up. we also have plenty of other things on the program including numbers from sab. back to you. yvonne: china's number three has made a keynote speech in hong kong outlining the city's role in the one belt, one road program. speech at the convention center. steve: the chinese government and xi jinping is leading the initiative but they cannot

in dubai. it is time to get your bloomberg business flash. bridgewater associates have become the first foreign hedge fund to set up a wholly owned management business in china. one permission to operate in the free-trade zone in march. expectations that china may lift a moratorium on investment firms that was imposed over concerns regarding activities. twitter is planning to give users more freedom to express themselves. the microblog will soon stop counting photos and characters. 23 characters is the current limits. the move is part of a larger plan by the ceo jack dorsey to give the site more flexibility. corporate loan issuance in the lowest ink to 16 years as private he equity firms -- as u.k. decides to stay in the european union. 59% down from the same timeframe in 2015 and the lowest since 2000. that is your bloomberg business flash. of the uk'so biggest fund manager it says brexit would bring severe volatility to market but will not cause another lehman brothers moment. to francinelusively lacqua, martin gilbert says it is best to ig

i am manus cranny in dubai. anna: i am anna edwards and london. we will go first to japan where you have breaking news. i got up with operating profit outlook at ¥1.7 trillion. outlook doesfit look to be below estimate. they are also giving an operating profit for the fourth quarter. that's below the estimate of 628. the fourth quarter also below estimates. upset, havee announced a buyback. they are giving us more details for how the business is performing. working into their assumption? what did the steel plant in february due to increase production? we can see some of the effect of that coming in below estimate. we have these devastating earthquakes as well. greater will get some details about the negative impact they have had on the business. interesting to get these numbers below estimates for the operating profit for toyota and buying back shares. is the world's biggest catering company. 10.6 pence. 9.6 7revenue beating billion. that's above the marker they were looking for. operating profit is above the estimate. these are the first half nu

he joins us live from dubai. what does it mean? how do these changes affect saudi policies? there are two aspects, one is oil policy as it has been since 2014. their insistence on protecting market share rather than trying to protect the price level, that will remain unchanged. he was part of the teen the kimball that policy and if anything, he is present team they came up with the harder line which in this on iran joining any freeze in production which seems to more accepting of not including iran in that freeze. the other part is, the story -- the count -- the saudi economy away from this oil dependence the toward one that relies on return on investment. he was part of the furniture, was indeed, at opec? -- wasn't t, at opec -- wasn't opec?op -- he at how can we suddenly attain credibility among those who are involved in oil markets and policy? >> it will take time and i think people will want to hear more from him. quantity,an unknown he has been head of the world's biggest companies since 2009, so he is an expert in the oil industry, very much a technocrat. is also very

dubai iss now from riad hamade. i hope you do not mind me lumping all of these together i'm asked quickly about this breaking news that we have coming out of qatar, they are boosting their stake. there have been a lot of controversy around the airlines, at least from the point of view of american carriers and now it looks like the are getting bigger. it has been invested for a while and their reliance with withsh -- there alliance british airways is a long-standing one. i think it was expected that they might increase their stake in that alliance. the controversy with american airlines is one that is not just linked to qatar airways, but with emirates where in theicular the airlines -- american airlines have accused them of getting government subsidies and getting an unfair advantage as they grow. it is also about the open skies agreements which were made at the time these are very small airlines. matt: i wanted to get into that question on qatar and now let me get back to the regularly scheduled program. saudi arab

manus: it is a: 30 in to buy. -- 8:30 in dubai. reporter: we are in london. here are some of the big scenes we are dealing with. once again, big banks and big oil at the center of things. french big banking name, those stocks are out later this morning. yesterday, we had bnp paribas numbers. they are coming to the downside towards the end. they produced a low lot provision. today, stocks are in focus. how much will they stand apart, and how much will they stand to the same challenges we have seen in the rest of the banking sector in the first quarter? the trading environment and volumes are so weak, as we saw yesterday. how quickly can they cut costs? how quickly can the banks in this sector change their strategies to move away from the more regulated, more capital-intensive areas? course, we have blooming numbers from the u.s. banking sector as well. these i am looking at asian markets overnight. we are getting ready to start our trading day in just a few -- just under an hour. the whole sentiment is about the banks, but we had energy on the block, gold on t

will join us in dubai. the french banking group reporting their numbers, q1 profit at 227 million euros against the estimate of 220 million euros. that number beating estimates on the next level, large customer unit net profit coming in at 163 million euros. cole reportingi that trading revenue fell at the bank began a reorganization to streamline the capital structure. the cost of a rebound, that is also of interest. remember this european banking sector the largest having struggled this year, at record low interest rates, freezing income. and turbulent financial markets deterred clients from trading, listing, and other matters. that is something the whole sector has had to deal with. back in february, we heard they were selling stakes in three dozen regional banks in 18 billion euro transaction to simplify the structure, reinforce capital, and pave the way for all caps dividends. ollanta change happening at this particular business. we will see how that one trade at the start of the trading day. lots of e

the journey started and will end in dubai. >> i'm glad that wasn't my desktop because there's all kinds of weird recipes and funny pictures from the kids and dog. >> it could have been worse. >> how long will it take for them to make it back to dubai? >> because they stop for weeks and each flight, it's days and days. >> also, how slow can you go before you fallout of the sky is my question every time i see that. >> it's getting energy from the sun, right? >> yeah. >> let's check in can kari. >> we're looking at sunshine in the forecast today and warmer temperatures. looking ahead to the weekend as you start to make plans, keep in mind it won't be as warm today. let's look outside over san jose. you can still see the few clouds left but skies are generally clearing. let's look at the time lapse from san francisco, city hall all lit up for the warriors. mostly cloudy skies throughout the night and into the start of the day. now we're starting to see more sun coming through. that will be the trend for the rest of the afternoon. in the north bay, 60 degrees there. 61 in san francisco. as w

celebrating them in dubai. may take a while. >>> one of the world's most treacherous climbs. three foreigners scaled the top of mt. everest. >> two british and one mexican climber reached the 29,000 foot peak earlier today with three guides. last year's season was canceled after an avalanche triggered by the earthquake. 16 sherpa guides died a year before in another avalanche. quite the accomplishment to make it up. >>> you have to have nerves of steel to do that. know is there a good chance you are not going to supply. >> unlimited oxygen. >> what do you do? >> the sherpas that do that hope so many people to go. put it on your bucket list. >> done. that's the peak right there. kari hall joining us. what is on your bucket list? are you going to climb everest? >> probably not. >> we'll try mission peak. something like that. twin peaks. we are going to have great weather. getting outside, enjoying the sunshine and warm temperatures. as we get a look at the golden gate bridge. we see that everything looks nice and

the hold up happened here at dubai jewelers i shopping center. it was crowded on a rainy saturday afternoon. this man's mother heard the shots between police and the robber. >> the first time she heard four pops, pop, pop, pop, pop. the second time she heard at least six to seven shots, pop, pop, pop, seven times. >> reporter: an officer confronted an armed thief who just robbed the store. >> the suspect opened fire upon the officer, shooting rounds at the officer. the officer became engaged in battle with the suspect. >> reporter: many shots fired in the shootout, broken glass and store fronts across from the jewelry store. one of the rounds, believed to be from the suspects gun hit an innocent victim. are you concerned now? >> i am. scary. >> reporter: the gunman drove away in his own crashed here at spring village drive. it's about a mile and a half away from the shopping center. police say he carjacked another car there and crashed it a mile away, then ran. the gun battle forced several businesses to close in the shopping center. police kclos

black male, face covered. >> reporter: the dubai jewelry store in springfield, virginia. they say a masked man wearing what looked to be a ups outfit comes in and robshe place. >> he shouted don't move, i'll shoot you. >> reporter: the robber goes from showcase to showcase dumping judump ing jewelry into a duffle bag. the robber here, the cop over there. someone driving by gets injured by one of the another round ends up going through the plate glass window of a vacant store. they patched it with plywood now. the gunman drives away, but he doesn't get far. he crashes here at spring village drive about a mile from the robbery scene. then he carjacks a cadillac and makes what you might call a second getaway. back to the police radio for another lookout. >> subject is going to be described as a black male in a ups uniform wearing all brown. we don't have a direction of travel at this time. >> reporter: the second time he didn't get very far either. you see, he cracked up that cadillac in these woods about a half mile from where he stole it. the gunman gets out of the car, gr

they want do make it back to abu dubai where they started around the world adventure last year. next leg is from arizona to kansas city or albuquerque depending on the weather. >> we are asking, what is the guy with the bicycle? >> they have a bunch of google bicycles here because we are in mountain view so people that work in and around the run s way account ground crew were riding the bicycle. >> amazing. that was my favorite part >> the first cruise ship to travel between the united states and cuba is about to dock. this is the shores of havana, 600 passengers on the historic voyage leaving miami yesterday, and the policy banned cuban born people from arriving back in the native country by sea. concern value will make the you have agency every other weekend including a two day stop in havana with prices at $1, in how. all the bill boards you are passing each day could be spy on you. a senator claims some are tracking the travel pattern and behavior, and billboard company said that the data it receives is anonymous and comes from a third party. in this is making you feel creep

come on, the 41-year-old almost snapchated her surprise proposal in dubai. >> i was like look at the camera and then i was like drinking champagne in the desert. oh my gosh. i should probably stop snapchating my engagement. but it wasgreat. >> let me see that ring. >> oh my goodness. >> did he get down one knee. >> of course. he did the whole thing. he had to rehearse some stuff that ha it was really memorable. >> so just who is eva's fiancee? well the 47-year-old reportedly worth a cool 12 million as president of latin's america's largest media company. he's a divorce father but eva calls his three kids a, quote, gift. another wedding secret we're hearing bestie victoria might be designing the bride'gown. this is eva's third i do so not sure if she'll still wear white and as for reaction from her hollywood friends. >> congrats. have an awesome wedding. >> we love you and we wish you the best. >> going to a gorgeous bride. eva was just at the opening of the film festival last maybe she left too soon. there was so much happening there we just had oscar winner tumble, a super model top

the arrest come after saturday's brazen at dubai jewelers on the 7000 block of brookfield plaza in a busy shopping plaza. an officer on routine patrol responded to the call, challenged the suspects who they say was armed with a handgun, the suspect opened fire and the officer fired back, during the exchange, a bystander was shot with non-life-threatening injuries. driving through the area. they believe that round came from the suspect. they say the suspect took off in a getaway car, the car crashed, then they carjacked another vehicle and today the police chief spoke about the importance of these arrest. collects this is a huge -- >>, this is a huge arrest, we had to violent evil felons. they shot at a police officer, the injured a community member. this is huge. we have taken two violent individuals off the street and will bring them to justice. with anyroutine officer involved shooting, the department looking into the actions of the officer but today the chief calls him a hero, commending him for his actions on saturday. a criminal investigation is ongoing, the chief not ruling out

it started in abu dubai last year happening in the bay area last week after lying from hawaii. it slowly is making its way to phoenix. the flight will take 16 hours and if you drove this from silicon valley, it would only take ten hours. >> looking forward to this. >> what a view. the pilot tweeted this perth and said the sun is rising and it feels good to be flying an the world with solar impulse 2 again the plane is kippable of flying day and night without fuel with 17,000 solar cells built in the wing. they powered the four batteries that power the four electric engines. solar impulse said that the plane could fly forever and is only limited by the sustain bit the pilot. that is why the two pilots switch off at controls. >> he loves to fly, like me and anything this plane is addict addictive. you fly with no noise, no pollution, and the impression to make a jump into the future. >> looking into the future the next leg of the trick will be from phoenix to albuquerque or to kansas city depending on the weather. >>> so peaceful. the journey is big news on twitter. here are the

in fights with the secretary of state, so when i do something in a country, wherever it may be, in dubai, where i'm doing big jobs and other places, in china where i'm actually getting ready to sign big jobs through my company. i want to get along with politicians. when somebody says, what do you think of hillary clinton? number one, i'm not looking at it that closely because i'm in business. but when somebody says, three, four, five years ago, let's look at hillary clinton, what do you think? she's doing great. i say everybody is doing great. the fact is she has not done a good job. when i look at what happens with libya, when i look at what happened with benghazi, when you look at the migration, all of the things, but i'm not looking to criticize. you can look at many politicians that haven't done a good job. how are they doing? they're doing just fine. >> do you think you can do it before the election? >> i hope so. i would like to. i have no problem with releasing the tax returns. if the audit is finished, i'll do it as soon as the audit is finished. i have already given my financial

a fairfax county police officer responded to an armed robbery at dubai jewelry store in brookfield plaza. >> the suspect opened fire upon the officer, shooting rounds at the officer. the officer became engaged in a gunbattle with the suspect. cheryl: another driver was caught in the middle, shot from the suspect. there are witnesses. >> the car got hit by the bullets. was taken toriver the hospital with life-threatening injuries. the police say the suspect crashed his vehicle before carjacking another vehicle on spring village drive and crashing a cadillac in the woods. upon us son was not hurt when he asked the man a few was all right. he could have shot him, too. cheryl: we are all across the jewelry store.ai contractors are here, repairing some of the windows. the good news tonight, we have learned the bystander's condition has improved in the person is expected to survive. cheryl conner, abc 7 news. kimberly: that is good news, thank you. the man who was shot by secret service agents outside of the white house friday after refusing to drop his gun is still in critical condition. the

the 41-year-old almo accidentally snapchatted her surprise proposal in dubai. >> i was like look at the camels and i was like drinking champagne in the desert. oh my gosh. i should probably stop snapchating my engagement. but it was grea >> let me see that ring. >> oh my goodness. >> did he get down on one knee? >> of course. did he the whole thing. he had to rehearse some stuff that happened. it was really memorable. all his guy friends are like thanks, pepe. >> so just who is eva's fiancee? jose pepebasston? he's reportedly worth a cool $12 million as president of latin america's largest media company. he's a divorced father but eva calls his three kids a, quote, gift. another wedding secret we're hearing bestie victoria might be designing the bride's gown. this is eva's third i do so not sure if she'll still wear whi and as for the reaction from her eva's hollywood friends. >> congrats an, eva. i'm so happy for have an amazing weddin >> eva, pepe, we wish you a world and lifetime ofhappiness. we love you and we wish you the best. >> going to make a gorgeous bride. eva was just at the

its journey started and will nend dubai. >> it will take a couple of months to get there. >> where are we heading to today? >> yesterday we had airport delays at sfo because of the low clouds and fog. we'll watch out for that this morning. may want to call in and check ahead. we see the clouds. this is pretty much the way we started all week as our temperatures will be slowly warming. now we have a cool start at 53 in the east bay in san francisco. the north bay now at 50 and as we drop in to get a closer look, mild temperatures there, petaluma 52 and 47 in yountville. 51 livermore. looking at low 50s for the next several hours then look how those temperatures warm by 10:00. 63 and then into the 70s by 1:00. low 80s by 2:00 or 3:00 this afternoon. it will be another warm day up to the south bay. 83 in gilroy. half moon bay 68. wide range in temperatures from 50s and 60s along the coast to 70s and 80s inland. brentwood up to 8 7. temperatures will be cooling and each morning we start out with fog that clears out. it just lingers along the coast, keeping us in with cool temperatures alon

there was the inaugural world drone in dubai. they walked away with $250,000 in prize money. a couple hundred dollars. >> it is cool, because he gets the kids out of the house. >> this hobby of model building, it takes know-how. you have to learn how to build them and fly them. this is not just me. >> this is something that i feel like anybody can get into. >> this plays like a video game but it is real. it is something that i think i would even enjoy. i think it is opening the door for a lot. >> i feel like i was born 20 years too early. >> when it comes to relationship expectation, versus reality in the shower. >> a lot of makeup in the shower. >> this is the expectation. >> kooaccording to the guys, it a little more hectic in there. >> he built a big shower. >> what about your anniversary. >> happy anniversary. >> oh. >> but the truth, happy anniversary. >> what did you just say? >> honestly, if you don't remember your anniversary or birthday these days, you are a complete dope. there are so many ways to remind yourself. >> what about cuddling? >> i love cuddling so much.