so let s get down to business. and we begin with president biden s trip to the middle east. when he arrives in israel today he will be the first us president to visit the middle east since 9/11 without american troops engaged in a combat mission there. the white house has said the visit s aims include expanding regional economic and security cooperation . israel s finance minister says its hoped the visit will lead to a common middle east market that includes saudi arabia. with businesses on all sides poised to make the most of the opportunities. well, let s go live tojerusalem and discuss this withjon medved chief executive and founder of our crowd a global equity funding platform for investors. orwarm or warm welcome to the programme. what are your hopes for this visit? i programme. what are your hopes for this visit? for this visit? i think it is incredible for this visit? i think it is incredible that for this visit? i think it is incredible that the - for this
the troubled intentions often leave to concerns for the global economy. trade and business have been at the heart of new peace agreements between israel and some of her original neighbours. the abraham accords were signed at the white house just over three years ago, normalising israel s relations with the united arab emirates and bahrain. morocco and sudan laterjoined, expanding israel s first new peace agreement says the deal signed with egypt in 1979 and jordan in 1994. to with egypt in 1979 and jordan in 1994. ., ., ., , ., , in 1994. to all of israel s friends in 1994. to all of israel s friends in in 1994. to all of israel s friends in the in 1994. to all of israel s friends in the middle - in 1994. to all of israel s l friends in the middle east, those who are with us today and those who are with us today and those who are with us today and those who will join those who are with us today and those who willjoin us tomorrow, i say peace and today. before the accor
this is bloomberg surveillance and i m francine lacqua in london. we are just getting some breaking news from the oil markets. its 2017 lifting growth demand estimate to the strongest in two years. this is significant because we heard, i guess from insiders that opec, along with its allies, are also said to be discussing expanding cuts by more than three months. what does that mean for oil? the iaea says the strongest global oil demand growth in two years. brent, $54.32. we will be speaking, right here on surveillance. in the meantime, it is time for you data check. we saw gains over the last couple days. these stocks are definitely rallying. treasury yields are declining. the dollar snapping a two day advance. i will show you crude and the pounds, ahead of the u.k. jobs data at 9:30. reporter: apple has unveiled its $1000 iphone, which features of rented reality and facial recognition technology. the company also rolled out an updated apple watch and tv box. the product
bloomberge from european headquarters in london. francine lacqua is off today. privacying up, putting first. we test out the world most secure smartphones. is it really nsa-proof? we begin with the crisis in the ukraine. there could be a delay to the vote for a new government. remains onpresident the run with a warrant out for his arrest. bloomberg s managing editor is on the ground in key ever with the latest. what is the latest? with the latest. what is the latest? what we have seen over the last few days, the situation in central kiev is very disciplined. that more remember than 60 people died last week. unarmedal, the mostly citizens militia seems to be keeping control in the city. still no sign of the official police anywhere. can you give us an update on what is happening in the south of the country? a more pro-russian part of the ukraine. there seems to be a different view of the situation down there. yes. [no audio] it sounds like we have just lost our conne
. from our studios in new york, this is charlie rose. six days have passed since 370 hasn airline disappeared. the mysterious disappearances prompted a massive international air and sea search. there been no results so far. several countries are assisting malaysia in their efforts. tensions have grown. on thursday the wall street journal reported investigators were looking at data which it just the plane might have flown for hours after it was after its last known contact. live from los angeles california. we are pleased to have andy with us. good to be here. tell me where we are at this moment. you filed the story overnight. then you have the acting transport minister suggested wasn t true, as far as he knew. what has happened since then? investigators seem to be suggesting that there was a plane hadwhich the flown after last contact at 1:03 a.m.. that is correct. this is turning into almost a bad tom clancy novel. you have a malaysian investigator for challeng