while regional currencies were tumbling malaysia went against conventional wisdom, tumbling malaysiating capital controls and sparking an outcry from the international financial community. in the short term this helped lessen economic damage but what about the long—term? christine hart made that decision, the former prime minister on whether heindeed the former prime minister on whether he indeed did the right thing. a co nsta nt he indeed did the right thing. a constant buzz of activity. this company makes cranes and lifting equipment for industrial sites across asia. last year they opened the largest manufacturing facility in southeast asia. 20 years ago its business ranked almost 70% in a matter of months. this man was starting out in the family business in malaysia which included the company. we were seeing first customers come back and saying we probably can‘t take delivery, or we will take delivery but we cannot pay the final bill. in that year, ‘97, the final bill. in that year, ‘97, the damage when we looked at our books, will always be in our memories as the worst ever. but

they say funds we re fund of malaysia us.funds were diverted and passed through the united states. that is where they come in the picture. an acting us attorney in california says these cases used billions of dollars that should have helped people in malaysia but fuelled astonishing greed for a small number of people instead to bite we have just heard the malaysian authorities respond to this case in the us. how far has the department ofjustice gotten in this case so department ofjustice gotten in this case so far? this is not the first time they have tried to seize assets. there was an early attempt a few days ago. before that, you have to go back a year. this involves seizing other assets. leonardo dicaprio, who apparently was involved tangentially, receiving gifts from someone connected to this, apparently has said he is co—operating. the department of justice, as i said, got involved in pa rt justice, as i said, got involved in part because the us filed complaints to recover more than $1.7 billion. there are also investig

all of this hurt malaysia in the long run.start but the economy was growing much faster than them, so after what happened to malaysia. a question as relevant today as it was two decades ago. in other news: the biggest us banks have all passed the second, tougher part of an annual stress test. the approval by the federal reserve could give momentum to white house plans to loosen financial rules. the fed has signed off on the firms' plans to distribute money to shareholders rather than keep it as a buffer against another meltdown. capital one, though, was ordered to resubmit its financial plans by year end. bank stocks jumped on the news. india's cabinet has approved plans to privatise air india. the airline, which has debts of $8 billion, has been struggling amid growing competition from low—cost rivals. privatisation plans have been abandoned before, however, and unions have threatened wide—ranging protests if ministers push ahead this time. a quick look at the markets and see what they have been doing. the big move, really, d

its meaning to those in domestic is clear: so, too, here in malaysia. lovely to meet you. achievement is really do seem to transcend both sport and politics. —— the achievements. it demonstrates the power of sport and how, even amidsta the power of sport and how, even amidst a civil war that has rips apart, he can matter so much to so many. —— that has ripped syria apart, it can matter. hello. we'll do the easy bit first and then i'll give you the forecast, which is probably the bit you're after, anyway. a mixture of sunny spells and showers. friday was notjust as straightforward. you'll see why go back to friday in a moment. it started well enough, then it started to look more threatening. that is probably because many of you were getting tied up with the weather front, which had fresher air on its western flank, but ahead of it, warm, moist, muggy air, which turned into thunderstorms in parts of east anglia and the south—east, which is why some of you and your day looking more like that. yes, there were some localised flooding, due to be heavy downpours. and that muggy a

it is interesting part of malaysia because i was in malaysia two weeks ago. i went to malaysia in six years. towas a market we all tended ignore and for good reason. i was struck by a couple of things. this is the flip side of the dollar story. one is how expensive the dollar has become and the dollar bull market seems to have run its course. and how cheap some currencies have become. very few countries that are as cheap as malaysia when traveling a couple of weeks ago. the malaysian currency is very cheap. in today's seem to be getting some growth momentum by focusing on infrastructure -- and they seem to be getting some growth momentum eye focusing on infrastructure like high-speed rail. away, hoping it will go the political instability. today than better five or 10 years ago and is a single biggest factor helpful was the currency, it's bottomed out and is extremely cheap. it is exceptional to the egyptian currency. --: do you agree with that caroline: do you agree with that? is malaysia your favorite? are seeing ag: we big rebound. last year, it was down b

there was a big jump in online orders from customers in indonesia and malaysia. shopping reason for indonesia, malaysia, but also singapore. we see a pretty significant spike in traffic and orders during this period, and we see a huge surge in this fashion. obviously you can't start eid without new clothes. women's fashion has doubled its contribution to the overall lazada sales this month. away from the fashion and the make up, halal bakery fluff is proving a winner with the crowd. our crowd usually ranges from young teenagers to older ladies, and also during ramadan they usually purchase a lot of cu pca kes ramadan they usually purchase a lot of cupcakes to serve during visitations. it's notjust clothes and make—up. muslims celebrating eid are also looking for a sweet enter ramadan. looks scrumptious! you know him from the movies and he's also a regular on the red carpet, but george clooney has a lucrative side hustle, too, because he's just clooney has a lucrative side hustle, too, because he'sjust sold his high—end tequila brand, to diagio. the brand was foun

malaysia airlines said the sri lankan passenger had a battery. the correspondent was there. passengers stood up at some device. he threatened to enter the cockpit and at that point an air hostess try to restrain the man. an air hostess to tackle the man and passengers have managed detained him whilst the pilot turned around and got back to melbourne shortly before midnight so really a 40 minute ordeal. australian central police were at the tarmac but they didn't enter the plane for a good hour because they thought if they did that maybe the plane would detonate the device, they waited an hour and then boarded the plane and arrested the man and thankfully no one is injured. representatives of the seven main british parties contesting the elections have taken part in a fractious television debates, the prime minister theresa may was criticised for her refusal to participate sending a senior minister to represent the governing conservative party in her place. the leader of the main opposition labour partyjeremy corbyn did take part. the surprise decision announced earlier in th

like a small quiet girl named malaysia. it wasn't easy for her.ay after school she got punched in the face by another girl. >> you're busted up pretty good. >> reporter: i caught up with malaysia. still. >> are you scared? >> of fighting? >> of -- sometimes of coming to school. >> yeah. because i'm little. >> reporter: and later still our cameras were at strawberry mansion on parent-teacher conference day. >> mr. quigley, i'm just curious, how many parents have you had come in the last two days? >> this is the first parent that i saw so far. >> wow, really? >> reporter: out of 70 students malaysia's dad was the only parent who showed up. at the end of each day wayman sent this message out to her kids. so many of them heading home to a troubled world. >> and remember, if nobody told you they loved you today, you remember i do. >> reporter: week after week we saw linda wayman go student by student to talk about their possibility. >> the one way to help your family out is to educate yourself. right? >> reporter: and in an amazing achievement she help

exit it could be a slow day and asia with malaysia and philippines also closed on holiday. >> quite a few markets and closed indeed. let's get to first word news with tom mackenzie in beijing. tom: thanks. new opinion poll say half of u.k. voters think theresa may should resign after her election performance. she has vowed to stay on with the dup agreeing to work with her. michael gove is back in the cabinet less than the year after being fired by theresa may after the brexit vote. boris johnston led the campaign to take the u.k. out of europe. across the whole

the german is opening new sales channels in singapore, malaysia, hong kong and taiwan, as pa rt malaysia e—commerce site. targeting at the same time 100 million chinese citizens are living overseas. alibaba million chinese citizens are living overseas. aliba ba has million chinese citizens are living overseas. alibaba has roughly 600 million active buyers in its place. he was a quadruple that to 2 billion people within 15 years. $1 billion in southeast asian in retail is last year. very spending heavily in the region through investment and joint ventures. we see deals recently in thailand, south korea, and india. jack ma is very aggressive with all the cashier has, and it did was a bigger piece of the asian e—commerce by. we will keep an eye on him. -- buy. ever since the uk voted to leave the european union a year ago, business leaders in the eurozone have called for some of the city of london's most prized businesses to be moved to the continent. 0ne one of these segments of business, that generates millions of dollars a day for the city of london, is your row clearing. —— euroclearing

tarek is preparing to say goodbye to his family and fly to malaysia.an this team must play its games on neutral ground, a 14,000 kilometres round—trip awaiting them. the game against uzbekistan is arguably the most important match in syria's history. there is political capital for the assad regime in the team's success. but i cannot help but wonder if those forced to flee syria will be supporting the team as well. nearly five million people have sought refuge abroad from the syrian civil war. 80,000 of them are here in the zatari camp in northernjordan. it is a living, breathing testament to the human cost of war. muhamed was a professional footballer with the syrian top—flight club el majd. when his brother was hit by a shell which hit their house, he and his family escaped over the border to jordan. like many here, he is angry. muhamed is beginning to get his football career back on track. he still supports the national team. esam plays football inside zatari. he was a young talent with a professional side in the city of dara, but in 2012, he fled wi

malaysia airlines is recovering from two fatal and unexplained disasters in 2014. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. rishaad: yuan bears are being beaten up as the currency jumped to its highest level in seven months offshore. the pboc sending a message? ?on't bet against the fed don't bet against the pboc. >> don't bet against the yuan. driving up the cost of growing. rishaad: the search for yield as well. 6.890,s, the six sat at the onshore yuan versus dollar, quite significant. -- so ay the fixe sizable strengthening of that daily fixing rate. we saw some weakness in the offshore early this morning. they have a race that and it is strengthening again. if you go in the terminal and #9001, it shows that surgeon the interbank rates, the hibor driving that, and correspondingly, the offshore yuan strengthen as well quite significantly. , itlast time i checked surged as much as 1.1%. rishaad: i'll move us on to the next chart. you can see what it has done. this is the onshore-off

tarek is preparing to say goodbye to his family and fly to malaysia.eam must play its home games on neutral ground. a 14,000—kilometre round trip awaits. the game against uzbekistan is arguably the most important match in syria's history. there is political capital for the assad regime in the team's success, but i can't help but wonder if those forced to flee syria will be supporting the team too. nearly five million people have sought refuge abroad from the syrian civil war. 80,000 of them are here, in the zaatari camp, in northern jordan. just a few kilometres from the syrian border, it's a living, breathing testament to the human cost of war. mohammad al—khalaf was a professional footballer with the syrian top—flight club al majd, but when his brother was killed by a shell which hit their house, he — together with his family — escaped over the border to jordan. like many here, he is angry. mohammad is beginning to get his football career back on track and still supports the national team. issam al masri is just 22 and considered the best player in c

police say a man shouted that he had a bomb and tried to enter the cockpit on a malaysia airlines flight from australia to kuala lumpur. passengers and crew, they tackled him, tied him up with seat belts until that flight safely landed. police say this was not terrorism related. they say the 25-year-old australian man they arrested had mental health issues. i'm molette green at the live desk. >>> molette, thank you. >>> 4:57. if you're in a car accident you hope the airbags in your car will protect you. >> it appears that some damaged cars may have been repaired using recycled airbags. those airbags are cheaper and often come from junkyards but some of those airbags could be coming from cars that were on a major recall list. ask where the airbag came from and see whether the junkyard car was on the airbag recall list. in some cases the mechanic had no idea the bag came from a recalled car. >>> the start of this year's capitol pride celebration is exactly a week away. mcdonald's is rolling out new loving theme snacks. next friday they will offer limited edition rainbow fry boxes. it will

navy has been challenging china, vietnam, the philippines, malaysia, indonesia, also including japan, india, by connecting freedom of navigation's -- conducting freedom of navigations. i'm just here is to know, what are the rules -- curious to know, what are the rules? >> i will take one more. from japan? >> thank you very much. my question is about north korea. if there is war in north korea, that is going to be a tragic on an unbelievable scale. my question is, do you think that the u.s. will ask if -- asked if necessary, preemptively, militarily, without giving warning to the foreigners living in south korea? it is said that there is going to be several hundred thousand foreigners, including american citizens, living in korean peninsula. i wonder if option could be to act preemptively without pre-warning, if necessary, to those people to evacuate? thank you. >> thank you very much. i will have the secretary answer those two questions, and then we will close the session. mr. secretary. secretary mattis: right, we have the law of the sea -- i recognize your question, general. but the

to give you some background, the fund was set up in malaysia, trying to benefit the malaysian people.iduals were able to get money out of that fund, using it not for investment purposes but to benefit themselves with none other than the proceeds going back to the fund. the acting assistant attorney general said that basically this money financed lavish lifestyles, and this was done at the expense and detriment of the malaysian people, and also talk about the fact that the united states wants to crack down on people using america as a safe haven. a quote... the department ofjustice officials said that our commitment is to ensure that our commitment is to ensure that the united states is not a safe haven, for those to hide ill gotten money. this goes back to 2009. it has taken this long. it is not the first thing that the department of justice has gone after them. they said that $4.5 billion misused. thank you. we are up at the end of the first half of outside source. eye will be back with you, for the latest on that fire in west london and other stories. good evening. some subtle chang

malaysia's capital city.al, modern metropolis of malay, chinese and indian. this is where you start out when fulfilling a decade-old promise to your ex-head hunter friends to return for gawai, the annual iban rice harvest festival. what was interesting last time i was there was the old guys with their tattoos and the rings on their fingers. >> eddie: yeah. the old people, a lot of them have passed on. >> anthony: i hear no more skulls. they made them put the skulls away. the iban once enjoyed a truly formidable reputation as trackers, warriors and ritualistic takers of heads. they were and continue to be wanderers. valuing the bejalai, a tradition where every tribesman will set out from the longhouse of his birth to travel, learn, to bring something back. each tattoo he gets over the course of his life represents a different experience, a different journey. >> eddie: basically, the tattoos are just to signify knowledge and the wealth that you brought back to the longhouse. what you would probably want to get

he's also reckless, anybody who will reach into malaysia to kill his half brother, and by all reports, whose half brother was under chinese protection, so, he's reckless, he's probably a little unhinged and they've made a lot of progress in the last several years on their nuclear program. you see, useful nuclear weapons you have to have three elements, you have to have fuel and they've been harvesting plutonium and uranium for some time. then you have to have a bomb design. when people tell you it's easy to make a nuclear weapon, it actually isn't easy to make a nuclear welcome. the bomb design has to hold the material in critical mass until the moment you want to hit it and explode it. when you read in the newspapers that the north korean tests they're not getting very good yield, that means it's exploding prematurely, but they're betting-- getting better at it and soon they'll get it to explode when they want to and then affix it to a delivery vehicle. what's worrying people is that their delivery vehicles are getting longer in range and i don't know whether president trump is being

they saw off the speculators and the imf, but 20 years on from the asian financial crisis, did malaysia'sisky strategy really pay off? hello and welcome to bbc news. one of the most senior figures in the vatican, cardinal george pell, has been charged with multiple counts of historical sexual offences. cardinal pell is the highest—ranking member of the catholic church in australia, and is based at the vatican, where he holds the office of treasurer. he is considered to rank third in the hierarchy of the global church. catholic officials in australia say he strenuously denies all allegations of abuse, and will return home from rome to clear his name. it is important to note that none of the allegations that have been made against cardinal pell have obviously been tested in any court yet. cardinal pell, like any other defendants, has a right to due process , defendants, has a right to due process, and so therefore it is important that the process is allowed to run its natural course. preserving the integrity of that process is essential to all of us, and so for victoria police it is importa

we will find out what happened to malaysia. looking forward to that. a piece ofjunk, but someone's just paid a lot of money for it. this is a complete model of the famous star wars robot r2—d2, made from pieces salvaged from the films. it's been sold in the united states for 2.3 million dollars. if the truth be known, says they will be a hard sell so the latter pa rt will be a hard sell so the latter part ofjune. given that low pressure is still very much the dominant feature. a cold start to the day, that is positive, 12, 13, 14 degrees across the south. but as i say, even on this big picture here you get a sense that there is an awful lot of wet and windy weather to be had notjust to be found across the northern half of the british isles either. is this something towards the south—west, a dank start here. not cold, 13, 14 degrees but the cloud sits low in the south—west. hill fog around, further east and it is a good deal drier, still a lot of cloud with a hint of brightness if you are lucky. in the northern part of wales in the north of england, lig

reports are saying that malaysia's most wa nted are saying that malaysia's most wanted terrorist hadarawi along with the leader of the militant outfit who is on america's most militant outfit who is on america's m ost wa nted militant outfit who is on america's most wanted list. what does it say about the ability of the philippine military to keep things under control and prevent these escapes? there are a lot of statements made like that. the group behind the clashes, the leaders behind the group have been killed, the malaysians finance has been killed. then you talk to the generals and they would not give you categorical statements. they didn't verify it categorically. south korea's president has proposed that north and south korea form a joint olympic team to take part in the twenty—eighteen winter games. he made his comments at the world taekwondo championships in south korea. moonjae—in said he hoped the two countries could return to submitting joint teams at international sporting events. 0ur seoul correspondent steve evans says south korea's new president is taking a different

>> malaysia and philippines. >> reporter: the back door, the i linslands between the philipp and malaysiang small boats. some of the foreign fighters battling here may have actually island-hopped their way here. recently the philippines, indonesia and malaysia announced plans for joint counterterror navy patrols and information sharing. the month-long battle, an international wake-up call, to the terror threat growing in southeast asia. ivan watson, cnn, in the philippines. >>> all right. breaking news. significant breaking news. we're now learning that the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has decided to delay the vote on the senate republican health care bill. go to senior congressional correspondent manu raju up on the hill. manu, a major setback for the majority leader and his republican leadership. they really wanted this vote before the july 4th recess? >> reporter: no question about it, wolf. hearing from sources who were in the room, senator majority leader mitch mcconnell telling senators he does not want to have the vote this week because of concerns from his own republican

for indonesia, for malaysia, for the philippines, and so on. of thathe context discussion, we have indicated to our counterparts, both and over the weekend at shangri-la, that we in theirort them efforts to address the prospect well.urning fighters as popularthe world's most .uslim nation to our north its president and cabinet approach tomodern in islamic terms, in our neighborhood, similarly malaysia similarly the muslim communities in other countries in our region. we need to be able to engage them in a constructive way and make sure that where possible we assist and provide enable them to .hallenge it, too >> secretary tillerson, the have spent years to address the climate. [inaudible] you're here asking australians to make specific and concrete sacrifices where your priorities in iraq, syria, .fghanistan what have you brought to ensure australians do not interpret first in the america the selfish, america the borish, or america the go it alone? for the australians, mr. trump yelled at the prime minister in their first conversation, push add

we are partnering with a number of countries in the region, including malaysia and indonesia to improve information-sharing, maritime domain awareness, so regional leaders can deliver protection for their people. information sharing is vital if we are to maintain law and order against a foe that intentionally targets women, children, and the innocent in our country. i am confident we can make these diverse region safer without sacrificing prosperity or its values. in me describe three ways which the department of defense, which i lead, is pursuing our common objective of regional stability. our primary effort remains strengthening alliances. the protects and promotes principles we share with our steadfast allies. history is compelling on this point. nations with strong allies that respect one another thrive. those without allies stagnate and whither. alliances provide avenues for peace, fostering the conditions for economic growth with countries that share the same vision while tempering the plans of those who had attacked other nations or tried to impose their will over the less powerf

focuses on the incident at melbourne airport in which a passenger tried to storm the cockpit of a malaysia airlines flight to kuala lumpur, threatening to blow up the plane. and finally the business section of the daily telegraph reports that the technology firm deliveroo is offering its riders the option to be paid per delivery, rather than per hour, in an effort to reinforce their status as self—employed contractors instead of employees. joining us is cornelia meyer — the ceo of the business consultancy, mrl corporation. thank you very much are coming to join us. we have two start with the gulf news. of course, that massive bomb blast. there are still a lot of speculation over who was behind it. no group has claimed responsibility. speculation as to who could have been behind it exist, but of course, most of the people who died were civilians, women and children. absolutely. and if you look at it, if you look at the whole terror scene, yes, we have a lot happening here in europe. we had paris and manchester. but if you look at countries like pakistan, afghanistan, iraq, these are new dai

(mark) an engine problem caused a plane traveling from australia to malaysia to violently shake. moment was caught on camera and the plane was able to land safely. dave briggs has more. natsfrightening moments aboard an air-asia x flight - the plane áviolently shakingá mid- flight over the indian ocean. natsthe airbus a-330 carrying over 350 passengers heading to malaysia -- was forced to return to australia after engine trouble.natsabout 90 minutes later -- passengers say they heard a loud bang samad monfard/passenger:"the captain said one of the plates on the left engine was missing."passengers say the plane shuddered for nearly átwo hoursá -- many saying it felt like being inside a washing machine.passenger:"the plane was really, really limping on, it was shuddering, shuddering, shuddering." passenger:"i thought the whole plane was gonna go plummeting down."the pilot telling passengers he was scared and asking them átwiceá to pray. captain:"please pay attention... and also please... uh... listen to everything. our survival depends on your cooperating." some putting on a brave

they scored a stoppage time equaliser through ahmad al salih with the match being played in malaysiathe civil war in syria. the result leaves china bottom of the group with two matches remaining and although mathematically possible, highly unlikely that they'll claim a play off spot. translation: i am translation: iam not translation: i am not at all happy with the outcome of the match. it is a pity not to get the three points. we did very well. we played a good first up and a great second half and we re first up and a great second half and were unlucky to concede a goal. at first the referees gathered to us and then he changed his mind and i shall like he did that. china are bottom because also in group a — 2022 world cup hosts qatar have stunned south korea beating them 3—2 in doha. hassan al haidos with the winner 16 minutes from the end there were also a host of international friendlies being played on tuesday and one of those was in paris between france and england, where the home fans stood as one with england after both countries have been hit by terrorist attacks in the past

focuses on the incident at melbourne airport in which a passenger tried to storm the cockpit of a malaysiahe plane. and finally the business section of the daily telegraph reports that the technology firm deliveroo is offering its riders the option to be paid per delivery, rather than per hour, in an effort to reinforce their status as self—employed contractors instead of employees.

bulgaria and malaysia. all four are believed to be on the island.daniel day—lewis is to retire. his spokesman gave the statement. he said the actor was grateful to all his collaborators but will no longer be working as an actor. he will make his final screen appearance in fashion drama, phantom thread. the leader of hong kong has told the bbc she could not guarantee that freedom of speech will protect those who called independence. a chief executive elect about to mark 20 yea rs executive elect about to mark 20 years says the uk handed it back to the mainland in... 20 years ago. in 2014 protest paralysed the place. carrie lam will be sworn into office. she has been accused of being chinese's puppet. 20 years since hong kong returned to china 20 years since hong kong returned to china, and its leaders are often and its leaders are often accused of being beijing's puppets. they're chosen not by the public, but by an establishment committee, carrie lam won 777 votes. how can you claim to represent all the people of hong kong with only that number? well

england join olympic champions argentina, malaysia and the netherlands in booking their ticket for thes been a historic day for irish cricket as the country celebrates their admittance into test cricket. ireland and afghanistan will be able to play official tests against the world's best after the decision by the international cricket council at the oval today. this is arguably the most significant date in the history of irish kwik cricket. among other benefits, the go—ahead to take on the world's best sides. it will also lead to huge increase in funding directly from the icc and is hoped will boost the profile of the sport at home. we set out our strategy at the beginning of last year to make cricket mainstream in ireland and, in fact, gaining test status in full membership isa in fact, gaining test status in full membership is a means for us able to achieve that. what i'm hoping is that this decision today will help us become much more a part of the cultural landscape of ireland. i'm not overly ambitious as the much to say gaelic football but we will get there. ireland will have to g

it happened sunday as the plane th for malaysia. the pilot asked passengers to begin praying for their own safety. passengers say they felt the blast in the left engine and then the flight shuddered like a washing machine. the good news is no one was hurt. at least nine people are dead after a tourist boat capsized in columbia. people from the water. more than 30 are still missing. right now, it is unclear what caused the boat to sink. we are learning more about a at six flagsene albany. watch as a girl is dangling from a gondola ride 25 feet in the air. underneath, gathers encouraging her to let go so that they can catch her. she does, but she hits a tree on the way down. go andr a while, she let my father and i caught her. >> she was then airlifted to the hospital. her injuries are not serious. investigators say they found nothing wrong in the ride after she flipped out. i know, investigators are trying to figure out if a driver right now, investigators are trying to figure out if a driver was under the influence when he lost cont

england's men have come third in the hockey world league, after beating malaysia 4—1 at the lee valleyleague final in india. england dominated the match, going 3—0 up by half time. before phil roper rounded off the victory in the last 90 seconds. england had already secured their place at the 2018 world cup by reaching the semi—finals of this event. holland thrashed argentina by 6—1 in the final. football, and in the confederations cup, germany secured top spot in group b with a 3—1win over ten—man cameroon. timo werner scored twice for the germans in sochi, and they will now play mexico on thursday in the same venue for a place in the final. the video assistant referee was again called upon, with the wrong cameroon player initially being sent off in a case of mistaken identity. the first day of competition has got underway at the 2017 island games in gotland. 23 small island nations are competing in seven days of sport on the swedish island in the baltic sea. it's one of the biggest sporting events this summer in terms of athletes — with over 2300 competitors. our reporterjen smith se

it happened about an hour into air asia flight. 359 passengers from australia bound for malaysia.he shuttering so bad the plane forced to turn around. >> please our survival depends your cooperating. >> finally a safe landing with no one hurt. air asia says the issue was a technical issue. >> it was not a threat to the airplane. it's uncomfortable and unnerving to some passengers but it is something the pilot is trained far. >> reporter: steve patterson, nbc news. >>> just ahead, takata files for bankruptcy. what it means for you and gas prices have dropped 7 cents a gallon over the last two weeks. the national average is $3.32 we'll be right back. so it has the bad breath germ-killing power of this... [rock music] with the lighter feel... of this. [classical music] for a whole mouth clean with a less intense taste... ahhh. try listerine® zero alcohol™. also try listerine® pocketpaks for fresh breath on the go. text "blades" to gillette on demand noo text to reorder blades... ...and get $3 off your first order with gillette on demand. yet up 90% fall short in getting key nutrients

. >> bill, check out this shaky cell phone video, taken by abdul rahim, on a flight from malaysia to perth, australia, that is not camera shaking those are seats and the plane. not something you want to see what taking flight. the plane turned around, everyone was safe. air asia, the flight in question, said that flight was shaking due to technical reasons. yes, it was a turbine that was broken. glad they turned it back around. >>> i'm standing at top of a popular trail at mills reservation in sede inside ar -r grove, new jersey, a firefighter plunged to his death. he worked dlea 13 years with the paterson fire department, his brother was riding with him at the time. his wife and he were high school sweethearts, and said her husband lived to help others. >> he enjoyed being a firefighter. it is a traumatic loss. >> kerry just turned 50 years old, and gotten into biking. i want to show you the vantage point. >> is that the cliff where high went over? >> i'm not sure if it is this cliff. i want to show you what i am looking at from right here. this is a stip steep drop, i spe with peop

your pilot tells you to pray, that is exactly what happened on an air asia flight from australia to malaysiaworried faces there. the plane started shaking, you could the it in the video about an hour and a half into the flight, with nowhere to land. the plane turned to australia landing safely. passenger recorded that harrowing ordeal on their phone. >> of people were crying and pulling out their life jackets, caring. we thought there was a good chance we would go down. kimberly: there is no word on what caused the shaking. it appeared one of the engines malfunction. twin asian -- twin engine jets are designed to operate on only one engine, that is the good news. scary moments, but a happy ending for a teenage girl in upstate new york. take a look at this. you may want to the twice about going to the amusement park after this. a 14 or old girl is dangling -- 14 or old girl is dangling after falling out of her ride. she lost her grip and fell 25 feet. she would have hit the ground had guest and park employees not caught her and broke her fall. the girl was not seriously injured. josh: oh my g

passengers took flight out later to malaysia, accompanied by the same pilot.the third issue with that plane. gayle? >> it sounds like the pilot did a good job but he didn't seem very comforting. part of what you do is looking good in front of the a personals. looking at the flight attendants was scary enough. >> telling you to pray? >> thank you, kris. >>> people living in a small north carolina city may have been ingesting a potentially dangerous chemical for decades. release of the toxin might have been perfect ly legal. >>> a toxic chemical discovered in the about that chemical's long-term effect. i'm jericka duncan. i'll have more on that story coming up on "cbs this morning." the uncertainties of hep c. wondering, what if? i let go of all those feelings. because i am cured with harvoni. harvoni is a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. it's been prescribed to more than a quarter million people. and is proven to cure up to 99% of patients who have had no prior tr