how would you describe a malcolm gladwell book? >> malcolm: wow.en: yes. and buttonholes you. with an obsession. >> malcolm: my books are the best version of that. >> stephen: is there a through line of the kind of things? is it statistical? sociological? >> malcolm: i like to tell stories. i like to think that they are stories you've never heard before in unusual combinations. so this book has everything from a chapter on how weird miami is to along thing about while on earth harvard has a women's rugby team. >> stephen: why does harvard have a women's rugby team? >> malcolm: what did don cheadle say to you? he said you have to watch it. you have to read it to find out. >> stephen: you are not here to talk at all? you're here to sell paper. we could sit here in silence for 6 minutes while i hold this out. malcolm gladwell would be fine. thatwould be it. >> malcolm: i will say this. it is surprisingly complicated to figure out why they do. i think they are engaged in a nefarious, i mean that word seriously, a nefarious attempt at social engineering

joining me now is malcolm ethridge. malcolm, good morning. congratulations are due right now. same company, new name and new role for you. congratulations. >> i appreciate it. good to see you, man. >> good to see you. let's get into this. bull market. kind of going better than most of us expected. ahead of the fed minutes today, kugler would like to see more cuts. dh does that keep the rally going? >> it is. i don't know the market necessarily is expecting 50 basis points and 50 basis points again to be a good thing, but we are definitely expecting more cuts through the end of the year. i think that is baked in to most traders expectations at this point. >> it is baked in. i want to talk about earnings when the big banks report. i'm looking at the earnings esti estimates. lseg sends them every week. they keep on ticking down. if you say the market is expecting the cuts and the earnings estimates are going down, what keeps the rally going? >> to your point of the big banks, it is a mistake to think of them in the terms of the shareholder. i know that is the metric we care about

malcolm, good to see you. >> good to see you. >> malcolm, how do you see today shaping up? the day is hopeful. that the election will come and go without much of a hitch. as markets gets jittery or investors getting jittery because what we know is markets hate uncertainty. i'm cerhopeful that election da comes and goes and not a lot of fanfare. >> i know you as a realist than a hopeful personality. are you hoping that bond yields hoping to go down? is there a level you get concerned about equity investment when it comes to the yields? >> i think we have to separate the bond market and equity market a little bit more than in the past. typically, we like to think of them as negatively correlated. in this case, equity investors are seeing a different picture than fixed income investors. especially with the fed sitting on the next possibly two rate cuts this year. i think the bets that are coming out of there are completely opposed to each other. >> i want to get to your picks. one is sofi. we all remember this on december 29th of last year. you came in with sofi as your pick.

we'll ask our panel that question joeterranova, marcie mcgregory malcolm etheridge, joe and malcolm are cnbc contradictors welcome, all joe t., to you first people are looking for more volatility as the election gets closer but this is hsbc today which bumps its target to 5900 they had at 54 so that's old news 59 is where they think we can go they have more visibility on earnings growth and rates. what do you think? >> i think that target is probably a little light if we have a year end chase for performance. the larger question is how exactly do you want to be positioned into the end of the year i'm always thinking to myself when i study my portfolio, where could something go wrong the first place i look is sentiment and positioning. and what troubles me is the price action this week, and look, a lot of people are saying all right, don't worry about the rise in yields we'll be okay with the rise in yields market will be able to digest that but the rise in yields takes away the foundation of the rotation trade that was in place after the third quarter. the trade where you moved away fro

malcolm, this is such an honor for me.25 years ago the world met you with tipping point. what made you decide to go back now? i don't want to say what was the tipping point. but what made you say yep, it's time? >> originally i was going to a revised silver anniversary of the tipping point. i hadn't looked at it in this entire time. it was like looking at your high school yearbook. it was like wow, that was a long time ago. i didn't want to revise it. too much had happened. i would argue with myself about what i wrote 25 years ago so i thought i would write a whole new one. i just went in and wrote the book from scratch. i realized looking back at the first book, the first book was very hopeful. it was all about, it was written in my mid 30s in the late 90s when the world just seemed like it was getting better and better and this is a book about how to make it better and now i feel like i'm a little more concerned about the ways in which people have used epidemics for nefarious purposes. >> you where about this fear of bad

malcolm ethridge isclosing out the week.30% this year. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." happy friday. aim h i'm frank holland. the s&p is down fractionally. the dow would open 70 points lower now. the down side moves accelerating for the blue chip index. we're watching shares of tesla this morning after the company's big unveil of the cybercab. look right here at this chart. investors clearly not that impressed. the stock falling 5.5%. barely off the lows of earlier today. we just had a guest on a short time ago what he saw from the presentation did not bolster the argument that tesla is a tech company opposed to an auto company: we want to look at the stocks. jim cramer highlighted this yesterday. by the way, belated two-year birthday for the bull market yesterday. the nvidia shares up 1 thouaurk 1,000 in last two years. you have to see the page where cramer would put money in today. jpmorgan and wells fargo and blackrock reporting. jpmorgan chase down fractionally. blackrock still where it was when we checked it e

malcolm gladwell joins me now. malcolm, tell me about the apathetic prognosticators meaning what the people who sit out you try to see the future without taking aside, is that what you mean? >> am i catching you cold? i'm talking about the book where you discuss the group of five or more of the popular boys who photographed themselves lying around in various stages, get back in your high school days yes that was a chapter in the book where i talk about a high school that had a monoculture. >> it was a high school in a very wealthy suburban town where everyone had the same ambitions and focused on achievement. and i was contrasting that to, i was talking about how dangerous that can be. and contrasting that to the high school is that i imagine you went to and i went to where there were these were they were a multiplicity of very different social groups, each of whom had a particular approach to schooling or athletics or fitting in and how a valuable, how oddly valuable that is, because that allows everyone, every st

bryn, we'll talk to you, malcolm and cameron. to pippa stevens for the biggest names moving into the close. >> reporter: scott, estee lauder is sinking after the beauty company withdrew the full year outlook thanks to uncertainty around when china will turn a corner. the company cut its dividend as its new ceo prepares to take the helm on january 1. the stock is pacing for the worst day on record. booking holdings hitting a record high. growth bookings rose 9% year over year while room nights up 8%. international travel demand offset domestic weakness. scott? >> pippa, thank you. just getting started. up next, goldman's meta blynn is here breaking down how she is navigating potential volatility as we gear up for the high stakes earnings. big week ahead. election. et cetera. you're watching "closing bell" on cnbc. you founded your kayak company because you love the ocean. not spreadsheets... you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. our matching platform lets you spend less time searching and more time connecting with candid

malcolm gladwell joins us now to talk about it.kind of a dark title, i have to say. >> you know, it's a darker time. i wrote the first book in the end of the '90s which if you look back, those of us who are old enough to remember the end of the '90s that was a weirdly optimistic moment, and i think the moment we're in right now isn't quite so optimistic. >> so what are the lessons of 25 years ago that you think are still applicable today? >> well, what i try to do is what interested me in this book was the extent to which people have been institutions and people have been using the rules of tipping points and epidemics to engage in social engineering, to generate outcomes that we may not be aware of and not particularly like. the book is framed about purdue pharma, i started the oxycontin crisis and they were explicitly going out and trying to foment very small number of doctors and that's straight out of the epidemic play bok. >> explain that. in the case of the opiate crisis how does it reflect more of the epidemic and a disease

and malcolm gladwell joins us now, malcolm, thanks so much for joining what? what pulled you back to the tipping point well, it had been my first book. >> i wrote to 25 years ago. so i thought on it silver anniversary i would take a look back at what i've done. and of course so much has happened in the intervening 20 years. we've learned so much more about how epidemics work. we had an actual real-life epidemic on her hands. and also i've changed i have different things. i'm interested in ways of interpreting things, so i just thought it would be kind of cool to go back and do a part to one of the issues you tack on the new book is america's opioid crisis. and you examine not just the role of purdue pharmaceutical but how a small fraction of america's doctors helped drive this epidemic that killed millions of people. explain yes. >> so this is an idea in my original book, i talked about the law of the few, which was this notion that very common in epidemics for the majority of the work in spreading and sustaining an epidemic to be done by a very small group of

watch this. >> malcolm, this is such an honor for me.ars ago, the world met you with tipping point. what made you decide to go back now? i don't want to say what was the tipping point that what made you say, yep, it's time? >> originally i was just going to do a kind of revised silver anniversary edition of the tipping point so i read it for the first time in 25 years. i hadn't looked at it in this entire time. >> how did you feel reading it? >> it was like looking at your high school yearbook. it was that experience. it was like, wow, first of all, that was a long time ago. it was a little bit i didn't want to revise it or i couldn't revise it. too much it happened. i was arguing with myself and what i wrote 25 years ago so i just decided i'm going to write a whole new one. i had an existing book project but it just set aside and i just went and wrote the book from scratch. >> in the mission? >> the mission was -- i realize looking back at the first book, the first book was very hopeful and it was all about -- it was written when i was

malcolm etheridge, planning group managing partner, also a cnbc contributor, malcolm, it's good to see you. why do you think that there is fuel in the tank? >> thanks, contessa. i think that it's a mistake to try to maybe view this particular market cycle that we're in with ai and the trends that have come from it, just focusing on traditional valuation lens. considering we don't know exactly where we are in that gartner heights cycle. have we reached that trough on disillusionment, we really don't know. i think that leaves a lot of opportunities for positives, even if it's not in the mag 7 or hyperscalers or megacap tech or whatever other name we use to describe them. >> if we don't use traditional metrics to assess ai opportunities in this market, what are the metrics we should be looking at? >> yeah, i think the fundamentals matter a little bit more, right? if we just consider the fact that names like microsoft and amazon and alphabet, they've been investing billions of dollars the last few years into generating large language models that can create technology off the backside of th

plus admiral james stavridis on the other war in ukraine what is the way out of that deadline and malcolm gladwell on what he learned when he revisited his mega bestseller the tipping 0.25 years after riding it but first here's my take. >> as tensions spiral in the middle east. keep in mind that this is only one of three arenas in the world where regional or global players are trying to upend the international order in europe of war continues to rage. and in ayesha, a dangerous new dynamic is at work. >> taken together they define the most dangerous period internationally. >> since the end of the cold war in the middle east, the current tensions are rooted in a tussle between iran and america's allies, israel, and some of the gulf states. iran being a relatively weak power, has used asymmetrical means through a series of militias allied with it hezbollah, the houthis hamas, and groups in iraq and syria. it has supported and supplied for years even before hamas's attack last october 7, these groups had kept up a steady stream of small bore attacks on israel and on occasion, but gulf monarc

paula, well, malcolm davis is a senior analyst for defense strategy and capability at the australian strategic policy institute. and he joins us live now firstly, your assessment of what you have heard and seen reported to date, we are some seven or so hours after the announcement of the ground offensive or incursion invasion, call it what you will by israeli troops, albeit they suggest limited in scope. how do you assess what you are seeing to date certainly, i think that the goal of the israeli defense forces on the ground in this grounding incursion is to push hezbollah forces back to the litani river on the other side of that river to create a buffer zone, which is free he of hezbollah forces and particularly in terms of their ability to use short range artillery such as mortars and rockets. >> so that sort of thing so that israeli citizens can return to northern israel to their towns and villages. there and in doing so, basically created in a safe sector from which israel can then prevent hezbollah from infiltrating close to the border the same time, you're seeing israeli airstr

revenge of the tipping point. >> malcolm gladwell, always a pleasure. >> thank you free. happy to be here. >> so you've done something very unusual. i i can't think of a famous author who has done this. you've revisited, your most famous book, the, the tipping point. do you even know how many copies sold around the world? >> a fair number? yes. >> i mean, in the millions and millions and millions. >> why did you do it? >> well, it was the 25th anniversary. i thought were not that's sort of fine. you're right. i hadn't heard of another rider people do sequels, but they didn't right away. i hadn't heard of someone going back a quarter-century so i just thought it would be fine and when i re-read the original one, i just realized i didn't want the original. there was just to kind of update it and they don't know. no i i felt there was room for a lot more kind of complexity and nuance. >> you have a great chapter called the mysterious case of the harvard women rugby team. what is that about? >> i could not resist, you know, i have an unhealthy obsession with what's wrong with

as malcolm web explains aveena d s a lawyer has challenged election results in mozambique schools before he was preparing to do it again. political opposition, member states. that's why he's now dead government slide is his car on saturday, killing him and an opposition party official. police have promised an investigation the ruling for lima potty publicly condemned kennings. so many young people in opposition to the quote to say they don't trust the government. thousands took to the streets on monday and at least 4 cities, least 5. take out some bullets to disperse them, the protests to say they also don't trust the electoral commission problem posed 2 weeks ago. we took the saver mode with the regularities such as solid stuffing and altered results of position front runner, the non see. i'm on go on a says he's being written down as a victory he was take us to thousands gathered at the funeral rights group say the killings are intended to intimidate those challenging freely. mos nia ha century rule we're going to carry on. what to? he always push us to do and if we one guy died, it do

as malcolm web reports, this protest in the to so started peacefully. but mos on big police didn't wanted demonstrates is gathered with to see if it goes from the political position, had been shot dead. 2 days earlier. gun man opened fire when a cock carrying a party official and the lawyer of opposition. politician finance. here milan a u. n. in the european union of condense killings police of promise to investigate lani and cooled for a nationwide strike on monday. he says he's being written down so the victory in presidential elections held nearly 2 weeks ago. we ought to produce several. i was calling it into my house. there were people look at my door when lifting the lead was being folded all night. that's why i was supposed to be a baby. i need to start the strike study. please try to break up demonstrations and at least 3 other cities in the pool city of beta. now number please at to run from an angry crowd. the electoral commission says it's still counting votes, opposition leaders say the pose being rigged to keep the ruling for lea, my polic

so malcolm is the current down having an impact. is it dissuading? is i protest this week as well? the crack down that took place here in the food so under the cities earlier last week, certainly didn't 1st off all positions of both is in yes, of province on saturday. i know i witness has told us, and we've seen in those video clips a food freely my ruling for lee, my policy support is gathering to celebrate the victory. as those results announced by the electoral commission, which many most i'm beacons and in particular opposition to voters find unbelievable nearby a crowd of opposition supporters will say gather protesting. those results. and the only witness told us by the physician supports as doctor john seeing one's on his name. please open fire and we can see in the video several police officers the carrying rifles, we can hear the guns via the all positions supporters then us got to and we've been told by a journalist at the scene that 6 people were wounded with the gunshots and they've gone to hospital seeking removal of bullets. meanwhile, mundell on a as being communicat

my conversation with malcolm gladwell, the 11th hour continues. the 11th hour continues. >>> former president obama hits the campaign trail this week taking on the battleground state blitz for harris. let's talk about super surrogates. choosing obama will make a difference. a lot of people who voted for obama turned and voted for trump. >> it makes a difference for me. i think it makes a huge difference, certainly for certain categories of voters. the energy level on the encouragement to turnout level, and i think it is important to show again, her big tent. i actually think it is michelle obama who will be the real ringer for her, just as she was of the democratic national convention. he said it and it was true. he did a good job. she was the mic drops. again, i think it is incredibly important for her that she keeps showing and demonstrating the breadth of the leadership and the cross-section of support she gets. >> hold on. here's a question. another celebrity endorsement, not political. taylor swift, biggest celebrity on the planet right now e

how does it with malcolm lab reports from a capital letter to just into next is how many never thought they'd lose him so young. and they told us he stayed at home during most of last week's process. them was shot dead by police. mean it's often walking out of his house. he was 29 years old, the family's feelings, with disgust. he was a young man full of life, and his life was taken away the police and meant to protect people. not until people did they just didn't tell who was killed, police were using to a gas and life bullets on demonstrators who were angry about what they see is plates and rigging of elections. earlier this month, the younger group went to see me at all positions that goes with show that rights group say jacinto. this is one of many cases of excessive police violence. committed with the intention of intimidating and retiring people from protesting against the disputed election results. this video says placing yes of proteins using guns wise to disperse, so position supporters, they say presidential candidates and on the same on delani is to view when a risk opposed

one man whose grandson attends malcolm x was not happy. that school is on the list to close, but they show they sure a lot of >> we're stretching up orange and they help kids a as a kid know that they're there for them. they can talk to them when they want to see issues and to have problems with. they worked. they take time out the show them exactly how to do it. other schools. might not be like that. >> now this is, again, just a potential list. this is the plan at this point. but no specific decisions have been made at this point. there's going to be a various number of town hall meetings over the next month visits to the school and with the school community and then the school board will vote on this actual plan or at least be presented with this plan in the middle of november in november. again, this plan, a potential schools will be trimmed down in a very specific plan will come forward. they will then look at that plant in november and then take a vote in december. so again, no final plan on the table until november. no final vote in

and if it will bring any change, malcolm web out to 0. my food to mozambie. well, more news coming up at the top of the hour right here on now to 0. you can always had online for more information. our website is alger 0. talk. com. coming up next id studio be on scripts and thanks for watching the the us selections are finally here from audio headquarters will bring you live coverage as events unfold. from here in washington dc, we will have special guess examining the challenges of wincing. the next present, plus reaction from across the united states. i'll be live on the road with the harris campaign, adobe reporting on team chum. assuming we took special swing speed, join us for a night of special coverage in what could be the most globally consequential race in a white house in motor, inside the u. s. selections on the houses, the the what is happening today is happening on our watch. the news from now they will be people asking, how did you let it happen? yeah. when way you, the tragedy for me, of a democratic south africa is enough that were worse than

c malcolm web houses in the food se mozambie pulse of opened about swan. those general election votes is a choosing members of parliament who of any like the president, monkwood, c my c. c is seeking a 2nd. and final term as president, is routing botswana democratic policies facing a tight race against the opposition umbrella for democratic change, the economy, corruption, and unemployment. some of the major issues. it's had least 20 people have been killed in ethnic violence and gone those i'll put east region violence in the bold a town of balk. who is part of it, the street about who should be the air is traditionally the homes of a. how much reports demanding and keeping that down pestilence. the no longer feels safe in both the violence hasbrook life in the trading. don't last on still gun hands. i'm calling on the lead us to take action sort of the killing him back, who is very bad. the killing wiley wiley is also very bad. there are imposing a curfew and bout cool, but there should also be a curfew. and while the wally, the government hasn't deploye

one person whose grandson attends malcolm x was not happy. that school was on the list. i'm not happy in tries out. >> you're floating is just down the street and jordan to all the kids. people. they're just alike. samurai. and when the kids come in there and they made a bad move. >> they know how to react and you know how to it up. you 6 that he is that n. the tears love san francisco mayor london breed has sent in a team to help the school make these decisions. >> she says what's important to remember is this is just the beginning of the process. >> the whole point of the release of this is to begin the conversation is to reach out to those parents and to those educators to listen to their feedback and to make decisions based on some of the input they might get. because what we're hearing from a lot of parents of course, they love their schools, their kids and their schools. they love their friends. they love their community. and we want to do our very best to try and keep that intact. >> this is just a proposal. this is not the final word on things that final word sho

and the outcome is a full gotten a conclusion, malcolm a why do rights group say will be ranked as well? they say that the rigging of mozambique selections as being systematic and lights and since 2018 they point to in this selection registration of 900000 goes devices. so it says that they say don't exist and they say that's a and then not just an improves a blue 100 percent of eligible vices have been registered. but in an additional 5 percent. on top of that number, the country to a sense of states that they've reported just in the last 2 days. the for lima, the ruling policy has appointed the presidents and that setting offices of some polling stations, not the electro commission. they've alleged that money is being handed out to the people running polling stations. so ensure that it freely my victory is reported. and they argue that freely my controls, the electro commissions and controls the place. and it controls the judiciary, which in the past has repeatedly ruled against cases, disputing election results that we all state actual commission about some of these allegations. they

malcolm, we'll see you back here on our set at post 9. to julia boorstin looking at the biggest names heading into the close. >> piper sandler's new teen survey which surveyed over 13,000 teenagers across 47 states. nike remaining the number one brand in both apparel and footwear. piper noting the brand has lost mind share. up barely 2.5%. elf beauty remaining the position as aggen z's number on brand. instagram was found to be the most used platform among teenagers at 87% but still falls behind tiktok which is teen's favorite social media app. >> julia boorstin. just getting started. navigating the tech trade. eric jackson is back. live at the new york stock exchange. you're watching "closing bell" on cnbc. power e*trade's award-winning trading app makes trading easier. with its customizable options chain, easy-to-use tools and paper trading to help sharpen your skills, you can stay on top of the market from wherever you are. e*trade from morgan stanley power e*trade's easy to-use tools make complex trading less complicated. custom scans

say the government is trying to silence the sent malcolm lab reports from the capital. the pluto to add a cool on of my to include last told us a to gas canister shafted his leg. he says that police come on to fight, is it close range? he's a tv news camera man. he was filming last week protests against most. i'm big disputed election results and the killing of to see me a real position. so it goes on top of what did up in the woods they get. but clearly there's no security for june on us. we live as if and the government to control the prison. we've already lost several general. this is who for to bring truth, but was silenced. we work with fear supporters of opposition presidential candidate, then m. c. m online, they say he was late in the rig down to victory in the polls. the routing for levi parties control most of the traditional media ebony the 60 years in power. but some things are changing quickly. the number of most i'm beacons with the internet access has doubled in the last 5 years, the pricing half of the population. and many of the new uses young people in

you will know all the initial commission says it's run a free and say vote malcolm web reports from the capital level to mozambique . so electoral commission says about 17000000 people were registered to vote rights groups say that's almost a 1000000 more than eligible versus who we exist. item the whole is that these elections can be pretty fair and transparent. and the one who's chosen by the people can be the one who really when's the election daniel chap as the youngest lead to the ruling for lima policies ever had its ruled ever since independence from portuguese colonial rule. in 1975 chap i was trying to convince the many young very to is that he's a break from for the most past corruption scandals an accident on and they say opposition candidates that on the, on a present the grace is chinese to freely mos mia hoff century long grief on how he's doing large crowds of young people. up riley's all across the country, right? scripts. so he doesn't have a fat john groups who are observing the selection and investigated previous polls say for lima controls the electro commission more

so it looks as though the interest is likely to continue malcolm the within. but on the same, on the, on a spoke to his followers 2 days ago on a live stream on facebook from a secret location. it seems people across the country have a bade his coal for a nationwide shut down where we are most of the shops along the sides of the street shifted normally though a trade is lined up along the side of the road. here we still selling market forties, none of them have come to trade today except just one, couple of people doing bits of info little business. this road is normally jammed with traffic. we've cause it's very quiet. and it's a similar story in cities across the country. and model on a cold for today, or in the days ahead, people to march towards the offices of the ruling for lee, my policy and the election commission who announced that is a deeply disputed results. la us, we offer the calls by i'm online. it has to be any response from the government to the protests. well, president, new suspect 2 days ago, he called for com is that people do have a space

i'll just hear as malcolm web reports from a capital c, c is the name of the police. he's done far to disperse a crowd of all positions supporters. they've been counting the name of finance. here i am on the line they, they say when most of the presidential election, they were protesting near a victory valley of the ruling for lima policy in the northern. yes, of provence, of the like. so commission says for lima, one, the polls which were marked by widespread irregularities. 6 people with sho, with live bullets at 330. 0 wow. says he took cover behind a call when a bullet hit is um. no good. um we demonstrated to show that we already lead this country. it's not over. i'm just waiting to recover what we know. the police come on the shooting and we will fight that way. with these videos from the city of nom food on thursday, based on the saying, the young mans just being shot by police during a protest. many of the young people cooling for change, say they have few opportunities in life. things haven't improved for years. and they have nothing left to lose. pretty much

it's nationwide strike from tuesday. malcolm web out to 0. the food to mozambie live results and your goal is general election, all predicting a 2nd round of votes in late november exit polls suggests then to left opposition candidate to him on do or c is ahead of his conservative rival, alvarado delgado hoover presents the governing coalition the salts have been fine. that's acc, homeboy kerry avon morales. olivia's former present were all as soon as he's now safe spots. his drive up was wounded. he blame the attack on the government. an accusation he's denied it has denied daniels. farmer has more with the able more all this was on his way to a television station when 3 vehicles into subsidies call the mouse men jumped out and open file this firing motor. all these can be heard on this video posted on his facebook page. let's get out to quickly. another video posted shortly afterwards shows helicopters, leaving the scene. the former president later appeared on national television. yeah, the span of the colorado arrives down by 14 shots. you

and if it will bring any change, malcolm web out to 0. my food to mozambie, springs governments is dozens of people are still missing and the often math of this week's flash floods. well, the 150 people and i don't know to have died. most of them in the eastern region of valencia. they always been deployed to help with such and recovery operations. well, residents begin to clear up their neighborhoods. sonya guy eval reports from fi port. the just outside valencia, a town in shock. reading from a catastrophe that suddenly engulfed it. the full full so the flood, evidence everywhere. modern wreckage line the streets cause stacked on top of one another. and the cale signing to and as many speak to us a feeling abandoned by us, ortiz, me, call me that email though. we've had no food, nothing, no help from the local council. and my family is so worried. neighbors took it upon themselves to help each other out. i know at least showed us how high the water flooded and how home she spoke of how that was little warning to indicate just how danger

i'll just hear as malcolm web reports by capital letters of the off the days of way. thing suppose is of all physician native and on c and one's on a finally get to yeah, he's next message he's approved costing on facebook from a secret location. people here wants to hear what he has to say and he's called for another nationwide strike. this time last in 5 days, starting from says say, well, when the people are massacred, we have to sacrifice also be so starting on 1st day left so much to end the models and the suffering of the people all across the country. where we uh, throttle america, those in mos on big capital. i'm a pizza design for attracting people from who lives on those. um the people have traveled from in coverage provinces, thousands. it could almost as a way to try and make a living. and then on the same on line a message resonates with people who say they really want to change. c malcolm web houses area, the food se mozambie to sit down now with a humanitarian crisis continues to escalate. the international organization for migration says more than 1400

and how they'll react if they don't. malcolm web address era, the to tech mozambique. and kenya, a members of parliament, a vote at the time page, the deputy president for alleged the piece of office the charges against regard to control. guar include in which an himself and stirring effect. gatewood, the motion was approved by 281 in peas. molden, the 2 thirds required an impeachment trial will not be held in the senate. of all the nobel prize for physics has been awarded to science as working on artificial intelligence. but one of the windows had of stuff warning about the potential dangers of his work for waste was episode of many in the swedish capital stock home commodities made many advances um, some back what steps since the 1st mobo physics prize was awarded in 191. now it's not a human advances that the gathering pace. the oil, swedish academy of sciences, awarded fishing, his prize yawn hope failed. the german hartfield. and jeffrey henson's, a pioneering machine learning adults special intelligence machine learning when your network machine down the road to

on the observers say, the pole was marked by widespread irregularities as malcolm web explains aveena d. s lawyer has challenged the election results in mozambique schools before he was preparing to do it again. political position members say that's why he's now dead. government slide is his car on saturday, killing him and an opposition party official. police have promised an investigation the ruling for lima potty publicly condemned kennings. so many young people in opposition to the quote to say they don't trust the government salesman's took to the streets on monday and at least 4 cities, least 5 take gas and bullets to disperse them. the process to say they also don't trust the electrical commission problem posed 2 weeks ago. we took the saver mode with the regularities such as solid stuffing and altered results of position. front runner, the nancy, i'm on go on. a says he's being written down to victory. he was take us to thousands gathered at the funeral rights group, say the killings are intended to intimidate those challenging freely narrows near half century rule. we're goin

after there was malcolm lab reports in the capital of the days of waiting to both is of all physician native and on the same ones on a finally get to yeah, he's next message he's proved costing on facebook from a secret location people he wants to hear what he has to say, and he's cooled for another nationwide strikes his time last think, 5 days starting from says say well, when the people are massacred, we have to sacrifice ourselves, be so suffering on 1st day left so much to end the might of i'm the suffering of the people all across the country where we uh, throughout america, those in mos on big capital. i'm a pizza design for attracting people from who lives on those. um the people have traveled from in coverage provinces. thousands of dollars is the way to try and make a living. and then on the same online, a message resonates with people who say they really want to change malcolm web houses here, the food se mozambique a russian attack on the ukrainian city of hockey was left at least 4 people dead. the mass as 6 up as a wounded on the medical sense of damage. hockey, visit cr

sir malcolm ? situation? sir malcolm?le because inevitably you take some pleasure in your opponent's discomfiture. but also it does no good to the reputation of the united kingdom quite apart , the united kingdom quite apart, the reputation of the labour government . what i'm really government. what i'm really surprised about starmer. i don't have any animus against him. i think he's a pretty intelligent, straightforward sort of guy. i suspect he's got a reasonable amount of integrity. what i very much question is his appalling judgement. you know , as soon as judgement. you know, as soon as this became an issue, he should have said then what he's saying now, this has had to be dragged out of him over the last 2 or 3 weeks. and i'm very pleased he's made this announcement. it covers, i think, 6000 of the freebies. i'm not quite sure what happens to all the remaining ones and why. taylor swift is being discriminated against, which seems very unfair , against, which seems very unfair, but that's a matter for him to explain

policy officials were shot dead on site today. malcolm wiper pulse this protest in the to so started peacefully the mos on beach police didn't wanted. demonstrates as gathered with to see if it goes from the political position. had been shot dead. 2 days of the gunmen opened fire when a cock, carrying a party official and the lawyer of opposition. politician finance here, milan a you and then the european union. if can den killings police of promise to investigate one's on a cold for a nationwide strike on monday, he says he's being written down to victory in presidential elections held nearly 2 weeks ago. we ought to produce several. i was calling it into my house. there what people up my door were not letting me leave. i was be full of all night. that's why i was supposed to be here. they need to start the strike study. please try to break up demonstrations and at least 3 of the cities in the pool city of favor. now number please have to run from an angry crowd. the electoral commission says it's still counting votes, opposition leaders say the polls being rigged to keep the ruling

it's nationwide strike from tuesday. malcolm web out to 0. the food to mozambie, still sound a goal when more than 80 percent of historic cinemas, the lie abundant in the capital. but not all the countries film industries trying to revise these cultural icons with the launch of an international. i think school . nicholas on the 4th from deco. 0 in, in leeway in a, the car suburb in a small open air, send him a club lights up the night. it's playing an old african classic cellar. the story of a powerful type crude who has become a cursed, desperate to lift the spell, he becomes blowing. today's own greed and those he's wrong. the film is a sharp critique of post independence, african leadership, a story that still resonates today. the young people.

and malcolm, thanks so much for being with us. i want to ask you first what you make of what we believe we saw tonight. my time early morning, iran time. this rather narrow. it appears set of targets and specifically just military targets yeah, it was a very limited and very precision attack in terms of the way the israelis carried it out. >> and i think that was quite deliberate in the sense that i think what netanyahu and the israeli government we're trying to do is send a message to the iranian government. basically say this is a limited response to your earlier attack on us. take the pain and back down. in other words, the israelis are trying to prevent a wider war. i don't think the iranians want a wider war. the israelis gave the iranians that off ramp up, just doing a very limited, highly precise attack on military only targets even though the message that they're trying to send to iran was basically weaken attack, you with impunity. >> we can do whatever we want, we can get past your air defenses, we can we can take out yo

, the editor of the economist, zara sultana, an mp currently suspended from the labour party, and malcolmnd, former foreign secretary. we're focusing on the war in the middle east today. it can feek bewildering, but we're going to take you through what is going on. this is beirut, the lebanese capital that's been hit again overnight by israel, who are going after the group hezbollah that the uk government describes as a terror group. and let's have a look at the newspaper front pages. let's turn to our panel first of all, this is a very complicated jigsaw, we will try to break it down for everyone watching this morning, but we were hearing from peter kyle that the real moment now is what does israel do to retaliate against the iranian attacks. i does israel do to retaliate against the iranian attacks.— the iranian attacks. i think that is absolutely right, _ the iranian attacks. i think that is absolutely right, israel— the iranian attacks. i think that is absolutely right, israel has - absolutely right, israel has promised a strong response, the israeli government, prime minister netanya

many of them a cooling for change. malcolm. thank you very much for that. malcolm web. joining us live from la patel and kenya, members of parliament have voted to impeach the deputy president for alleged abuse of office. the charges against rigatti got you go a include and rushing himself and still an ethnic hatred. the motion was approved by $281.00 and page that's more than the to says required. and impeachment trial will now be held in the senate. so they had no knowledge of the lab result left so bad on the social media platform, x after compliance with course, or what is the the the, [000:00:00;00] the, the nobel prize for physics has been awarded to scientist working on artificial intelligence. but one of the windows had a stop wondering about the potential dangers of his work. full ways was at the so many in the swedish capital stock on a few minutes. he has made many advances, some backward steps since the 1st nobel physics prize was awarded in 191. now it's not a human advances that the gathering paste. the url swedis

including the two men convicted of killing malcolm x in 1965. >> original trial in the late 1960's another gentleman said he was the shooter and he committed the crime with two other people he refused to name of the jury rejected that information. and what we know is that the law enforcement actually had evidence that corroborated his statement. and corroborated his assertion that he was the shooter and these other two people not mr. islam or mr. aziz who were our clients, you know, had committed this crime. but that information was withheld. announcer: innocence project executive director kristena swarns sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's "q & a" you can listen to "q & a" and all of our podcasts on our c-span now app. announcer: c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we're funded by these television companies and more including quast. >> you think this is just a community center? no. it's way more than that. >> comcast is partnering with a thousand community centers to create wi-fi-enabled so students from low income families can get the tools they need to be ready for a

malcolm grimston, thank you very much indeed, malcolm. this £22 billion. okay, good. we're losing a lot of jobs in the fossil fuel industries of course we are. is this the type of thing that we should be investing so much money in? >> i think carbon capture and storage is going to have to play an important part globally in this country. we've just stopped using coal for electricity just last week. but reducing some of the emissions from gas would be a good thing. but of course, what we're doing in europe is dwarfed by the increase in emissions from the coal industries of china and india. and someone, i think has to seriously get into things saying , seriously get into things saying, we're not going to stop those countries using coal. but we may be able to work with them to reduce the most serious effects of coal, which are include the emissions of carbon. so i think globally, we need to be looking very seriously at carbon capture and storage. actually , my most and storage. actually, my most cited paper was 2001 was about carbon capture and storage , and c

i remember uh, so very fondly these words of malcolm x. when he said that a gnostic on any way in the world will never ever be respected until the day the mazda conference is receptive, and i have no doubt in my mind that what the colonial is trying to raise is now beginning to emerge is 30 through the midwife, 3 of the 4 legs on the deal for the senate gun now tells us unconfirmed to us that africa is the cradle of civilization. history now conforms to us that disappears to find out what kind is a must be the day and when that will push the continent of africa in the direction of the few months go or the police economically spiritually. and otherwise, the quantity then is up across roads. and the question is, how do we behave? i know how one of the things that we must do now is to the corner. now eyes are institutions. one of the things that we must do now is to the colonize all minds. one of the things that we must do now is to the colonize though economies. one of the things that we must do now is to do corner. and i is though a part is

frontiers of freedom actually, i'm the president and ceo, but the founder was malcolm waller, who was a friend of ronald reagan, former senator, former senator and, good friend of mine and a mentor of mine. but that is a it's a public policy think tank. and interestingly enough, the perspective of the organization is a lot like this book, its goal is to promote the government that expands and protects americans rights but doesn't try to compel them into things. i mean but only thing i really want to compel people to is to not harm others. meaning if someone shows up at your house to to commit murder or to burn your house down, i'd like the police to show up and stop them. but you know. but if somebody to come to my house to deliver letter telling me they thought i was a complete bozo, they hate me and they don't mean harm. they just mean to insult me. that's fine. that's. that's. you know what i mean? i think we to understand that we can allow disagreements. what we know. and so anyhow, that's our organizational perspective. and then conservative commandos is a radio and a tv show. it

>> well frontiers of freedom, actually i'm the president and ceo, the founder was malcolm walk a friend of ronald reagan, yeah, former senator. and a good friend of mine and a good friend of mine. it is a public policy think tank, and interestingly enough the organization perspective is a lot like this book. it's goal is to promote government that-- expands freedom and protects americans' rights but doesn't try to compel them into things. i mean the only thing i really want to compel people do is not harm others, meaning if someone shows up at your house to commit murder or burn your house down i would like the police to show up and stop them. but, you know, if somebody were to come to my house to deliver a letter telling me i was a complete bozo, and they just mean to insult me, that's fine. that is, you know what i mean? we have to understand that we can allow for disagreement. and, so anyhow-- that's our organization perspective. and then conservative commandos is a radio and tv show, comes in two formats, and it is broadcast over fcc-regulated airwaves, so we always remind our guest