still with me is saira malik.ry on monday was this would till emerging markets. -- this would kill emerging markets. how do you view that in terms of the equity lens of the world? saira: the equity lens is less concerned about the impact of oil prices, but there is this doyle about the -- a story about the bubble up in inflation that does make us concerned. the fed is in a conundrum where they are trying to deal with slowing economic growth and making sure they do not ignite inflation. if you look around the world, the biggest headwind for the non-us market is the tariff. you can benefit from that outside the u.s. by looking at the countries that benefit as the u.s. and china does less trading. this may be an area like brazil. the u.s. may turn to brazil. there is talk that you can still invest and get good returns. now we get an update on what is making headlines outside of the business world. viviana hurtado is here with first word news. viviana: today the federal reserve is likely to cut interest rates for seco

then we heard percent of malik's -- heard part of malik's story once we landed in nassau. here's some of it. >> the apartments was, the roofs all gone. all of us had to sleep in one room. it was a pile of us. we couldn't find no food to eat. hosed us down. my dog dead. some clothes i lost, mostly everything i lost. >> reporter: we learned from the u.n. 70,000 people from grand baham aabaco, the islands -- bahama, abaco, the islands hardity hit, are homeless. 60,000 will need food support. there of course will be the dead. those who did not survive the storm. we don't know the number. the health minister says that it will be staggering. a late statement from the prime minister says that that number will be catastrophic. there will be a loss of life here like this island has never experienced. there will be the scars a we talk about in natural and man made disasters that we do not see. we know that so many people, especially the children like 14-year-o1 14-year-old malik, will need support here. the question is, will the global community come to support the bahamas, and will

is said to face trial in an indian court for alleged murder almost 30 years ago his name is yasin malik he's the head of a group that wants the muslim majority region to belong neither to india nor pakistan nuclear neighbors that both want to claim kashmir in full his separatist group has been banned in india under a new anti terror law in the years of former militants seems 25 years ago is group adopted so-called nonviolent methods malik faces trial now though for allegedly leading a group of militants who killed 4 indian air force personnel and smith in 1990 he's been in indian prison since march children law that allows for suspects to be held for up to 2 years without charge his wife told us about the inhumane prison conditions she says he's being kept in. imagine any human being locked up in a cage 5 by 7 feet with an open lap and to sleep there on the really hard cemented floor without any blanket and with this hypertensive lights on his head all the time he's got blood clots in his eyes because the light doesn't go off and he's not allowed to open the cage even for a minute and i

be exhausted over the finish line it compounded what was the memorable 1st day of 2900 so hell malik al-jazeera a while back that is here with me and now i hope yesterday or last night while we're here and this lovely air conditioned studio you were there at the marathon course given what we've seen yesterday how bad was it and do you think the i doubly asked can do something now can they change anything it was pretty bad when all i was doing was standing in front of a camera you know during place of cameras and starbucks and so i was running amounts and i was struggling you know i had to take my glasses off at one stage because they were standing up and everything so yeah lots of fallout from that race last night lots of shots of athletes stopping in the middle of the race taking lots of fluids from athletes and fortune needing medical attention not the images of the i double that for the die organizers wanted to see and even some of the athletes stadium behind me which remember is a condition even though it's had some concerns in the struggling there was a really really strong stat

as we saw with malik, there's still the psychological element for especially the children.the red cross, international red cross is here trying to help with both the immediate triage needs but also those deeper longer lasting psychological scars that have been suffered. a lot of work to do, alex, and christi. >> no doubt, victor blackwell, thank you so much. >> those will be deep scars. we know that as many of you listen to victor, as you see these pictures you're asking yourself how can you help? in order to help with those relief efforts in the bahamas and here in the u.s., you can go to our website cnn.com/impact. >>> now, in the wake of three recent mass shootings in just the last few weeks, some of america's largest retailers are standing up for gun safety, but the big question, will congress do anything when they get back to washington next week? we'll be discussing that coming up next. >>> and have you heard about the yang gang? what's that all about? presidential hopeful andrew yang is going to be with us from manchester, new hampshire, to explain next. now's your c

which the 1st champion of the games was crowned but it is the weather that stealing the headlines sara malik has the action . the world athletics championships in doha have only just begun but qatar's heat has already become a major talking point day one came to a climax with the women's marathon along doha's waterfront to beat the heat organizers opted to stage the race at midnight but even that proved to be too much for many a temperature of $32.00 degrees combined with 73 percent humidity took its toll and nearly a 3rd of the 70 starters had to drop out one woman the conditions didn't get the better of with kenya's ruth chip in get each she survived to take home gold. and won her time of 2 hours 32 minutes and 43 seconds is the slowest to ever win the title it was probably the hardest chip and get it has ever had to work to win a race the decision her. in the said that he was my main believed it was not easy but i don't want to. be over the international stadium which had the benefit of cooling technology things were much smoother especially for sprint a christian coleman. the american pu

traiq malik, editor of space.com, thank you so much for your time. —— tariq.president trump and congress to change the country's gun laws. but for many communities, gun violence is a daily reality. this week the us hit the grim milestone of 10,000 people shot dead so far this year. of those killed or injured by gun fire, 2,500 of them were children. from washington, chris buckler reports. the cordons and closed off streets have become too familiar. they mark the spot of the latest drive—by shooting that has left a man and woman in hospital. it happened on people's doorsteps and was just one of half a dozen shootings in washington, dc on this single evening. this is one of the cities that symbolizes this country's problem with guns. a very huge problem that america has with guns and something does need to be done about it, because we are going to continue to keep losing people. some mass shootings here in the united states attract a huge amount of attention. but the more regular, almost routine gun violence goes ignored. this is just another night in america. t

malik's family, he was there with his mother, younger brother, 4-year-old sister. they were four of 15 people who rode out the storm in a single room. they're going to stay with family. kenly victor is going to stay with family, but yes, they rode back with us. there are people improvising to try to get as many people off of abaco as possible. these were two who came back here today. >> the apartment, the roof's all gone. all of us had to sleep in one room. there was a pile of us, and we couldn't find food to eat. my dog's dead. some clothes i lost. mostly everything i lost. >> reporter: malik says he doesn't know if all of his cousins made it, if they are alive or if they're somewhere here in nassau, and i asked him, once things are rebuilt, do you want to go back to abaco, and he was not ready to answer that question, wolf. >> which is understandable. victor blackwell, good work. >>> joining us the bahamas general counsel to washington, thank you so much for joining us. you know the official, the official death toll still stands at 30, but witnesses on the ground

let's get more on india's apparently failed moon landing and speak to tariq malik he's the editor in chief of space dot com which has been covering this extensively he's joining us from new york and it certainly is on the home page of your website space dot com what are you hearing about what exactly happened well during the latest that we know is that india got so close to landing on the moon with their victim letter and making history aiming for the 1st landing near the south pole of the moon. everything seemed to be going really really well until the final moments they got about 2 kilometer kilometers above the lunar surface when they lost contact with their probe they don't know if it crashed or maybe redirected itself to a secondary landing site they're hoping to figure that out in the next few hours and days but it was you know definitely really tense in india's mission control busy and a big disappointment after a mission that's gone really really well over the last month to reach them and give us a sense of some of the challenges faced. in this particular operation when landi

. >> let's hear from malik in arlington, texas on the democrats' line. >> the brady bill is a complete. joke, it really talks inner city and hispanic males because most of the times felony convictions are towards those individuals so we will disarm those people, laughable to think that we will disarm someone who stole at car and 21 and 50 can't buy a firearm. overwhelming shootings are committed by white male. you don't want to paint white male deviant. white supremacists can buy guns at any point in time, someone who stole a car at 21 can't, the brady bill strictly aimed at putting ability to carry firearms, who to say that person is a danger right now, no one can foresee what the person does, people have gotten life sentences because they've gotten one felony conviction in early 20's and late 40's still being castigated by one felony, no victim, didn't do anything, but they are being prohibited to buy a gun, everyone should have the ability to protect their family. >> we will get a response from kris brown. >> well, look the brady law is supported by over 90% of americans and ultimat

it had a breezy terrace malik element to it.t of brad in tree of life, that film got away with it apart from the bit with the dinosaurs. this was a mission to fire for brad. given you are not over keen on that, i am interested about the next one. rambo: last blood. you remember rambo, surely? yes. it takes me back a far away. sylvester stallone had two major action movies, rocky and rambo. rocky is his tutor in this. rambo has been stuck in the 80s, i quite liked the first one, first blood, this is last blood. sylvester stallone's nice has been taken by a mexican drug cartel and sold into sex slavery which is of course what mexicans always do to americans. rambo goes over the border to get them back, this is the first film to show trump's wall border. is there a while? it is sort of a high fence. it is very easily breached by these cartels who come to rambo's ranch where he has booby—trapped it fashioning spears and arrows and pets for them to follow in and die very bloodily. i don't want to spoil it but that is a rambo movie fo

i want to bring in mayor malik. good to see you.lly want residents to have their storm preparations done by tonight. do you feel like most people are going to meet that deadline? >> i think so. in driving around town, it seems most people have put up their shutters and they're home. >> how worried are you about this storm? >> it's growing in intensity. as you get updates at the end of the day, it's just a guess where it ultimately goes. there are so many variables. >> mm-hmm. >> we're certainly hopeful it stays offshore. >> right. and so, you know, winds still could be a big, you know, concern, even if you did not get a direct hit. you heard jennifer gray describe this storm making its way up the coast. and even if it's 30 miles because, you know, the span of the hurricane-force winds is 30 miles, that could still cause some serious, you know, wind damage in a place like your city. and then you've got the storm surge, which is always of great concern. how do you brace for that kind of potential? >> yeah, that's really the -- looks l

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tabishore rahman malik. anna lynn rovolea. freddie javier torres hargas.pplause for america's newest citizens. mr. president, i want to thank you again for hosting us here and allowing us to have this incredibly special and memorable day with the newest citizens. i'd like to invite ms. quinca to sing "god bless america." >> if you know the song, please join in. ♪ god bless america ♪ land they love ♪ stand beside her ♪ and guide her ♪ through tonight ♪ with the light from above ♪ from the mountains ♪ to the prairies ♪ to the oceans ♪ white with foam ♪ god bless america ♪ my home sweet home ♪ god bless america ♪ my home sweet home >> everyone, congratulations. >> a great picture before they break up. >> citizens, quick, up here on the stage, so we can do a quick picture. a >> everybody say usa. >> okay. >> one more time, everybody. c] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >>> president trump and first lady melania trump will host the second straight under of his administration as he is welcoming in australian prime min

didn't do that when it's like 100 or one oh 3 now absolutely had been asleep for a few hours last night malik opened my window to let the cool highs in and i saw all the joggers a you gov or wait 09:00pm this is my

with the top 4 seeds all limited the chances of a surprise winner are increasing by the day to hail malik 0. this is how the line up for the quarter finals is looking in the women's draw bianca and dress code what they say lisa merton's serena williams is up against when kang as for the man 5 time champion roger federer faced the unseeded grigor dimitrov daniel medvedev takes on 2016 champion standard rancor and no doubt will play diego schwartzman. and one who tweak did their winning line up ahead of wednesday's 4th ashes test against australia captain joe root will have fast bowler craig over 10 back in his team as a replacement for chris well england recorded an unlikely one week of victory in the last test thanks to an unbeaten century from ben stokes what it has done is make it a very special week this week and grab 2 need for us to build on what was a fantastic win. and carry that forward it was very special last hour so the way we performed in a 2nd innings was more what. we were about as a team steve smith is back in the australian team after missing the 3rd task due to a concussi

spewed kashmir is set to face trial in indian court for an alleged murder almost 30 years ago yes and malik is the head of a group that wants the muslim majority region to belong neither to india or pakistan nuclear armed neighbors which both want to claim kashmir in full his separatist group has been bombed in india under a new terror law though he is a former militant a quarter of a century ago his group adopted nonviolent methods molech faces trial for allegedly leading a group of militants who killed 4 indian or force personnel in kashmir in 1990 he's been in an indian prison since march on draw a lot of other laws for suspects to be held for up to 2 years without charge you know his wife told us about the inhumane prison conditions she say she kept and he was being kept. imagine any human being locked up another kid. 5 by 7 feet with an open laughter and sleep there on the really hard cemented floor without any blanket and with this hyper to see how lights on his head all the time he's got blood clots in his eyes because the light isn't golf and he's not allowed to open the cage even f

to the thousands who have been arrested and surrendered themselves we tell our leaders sired up all malik al who think that we are going to chart our slogan and raise our flag until we reach riyadh abu dhabi and to the white house. has the latest from santa the houthi spokesperson said that the they will reveal tomorrow afternoon on the the all the details about this operation that they will show to the to the media also the followers of those who have been arrested and there are thousands also there be will show some of the operations that are being being carried out by the whole of these inside saudi territories and specially in iran they have been carrying all of these operations for over nearly 5 months they have been trying to support ses on these brigades of that have been. captured by the whole of these. just within the 72 hours they have for the tightened their sage on the. brigades and these surrendered to the whole of the fighters this according to the military spokesperson despite of the saudi and intensive air strikes on these positions of the whole of these also some of the.

didn't do that when it's like 100 or one oh 3 now absolutely had been asleep for a few hours last night malik opened my window to let the cool highs in and i saw all the joggers a you gov or wait 09:00pm this is my for everyone you look outside this morning is showing some clear skies to be kicking off this friday morning. good chance to get out there robin mentioned maybe get that jog and do some errands early this morning. if year runs are open and ready to uh to go at this early morning hour. we will be looking at heat advisories today until 07:00pm that tells you how long that heat is going to stick around for well past sunset tonight, it's still going to be toastie once the sun sets we'll start to lose that heat or cool off much like we did last night. >>at least to the 70's by around 09:00pm you will be heat advisories from the pence peninsula down into the south bay east bay valleys all the way out to the east bay itself right along the water and then up into the north bay so most of us watching this morning certainly affected by those heat advisories and going to be affected by 90 deg

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well sail malik has been keeping across all of the action and joins us now in the studio to hail we now turn our attention to the 200 meters in both the men and women are in action later well the action is nonstop here i don't have cliffs the stadium i mean the women's heats for the 200 meters begin very shortly song to do my own 200 meter dash over there to. very soon in terms of favorites to b.c. it's no rest for wicked the favorite has to be smith her performance yesterday in the 100 meters scintillating ok she came 2nd to show you how to raise the price based she set a personal best got the silver medal and she's racing really well to see if she is the european champion the biggest threat would probably be a lame thompson she's the olympic champion but finished outside the medals in the 100 momentum is deafening on her side in terms of the men's 201 name comes to mind no alliance is the man of the hour disguised as running the fastest in a 200 and is the 4th fastest of all time i mean he's a model he looks good he runs down the catwalk you know by and short accessory that he wants t

an epic 5 set thriller is now just one slam away from matching roger federer is record of 20 so how malik reports was roughly on the dollar down the medvedev played out a match for the ages to decide this year's u.s. open. it was a classic case of a tennis great taking on a young upstart looking to upset the applecart by winning their 1st ever grand slam final. early on however that didn't look like happening the dollar was not dropped is that since the last 16 racked up a 2 set lead. was but medvedev was not about to give up. the number 5 seed showed the kind of tenacity that seen him play through injury after russian medals some impressive on the pressure shots saw him get back into the match he took the 3rd set 75 and when he claimed the next round 6 for the comeback was really on i the doll though 10 years senior to his opponent knows a thing or 2 about delivering when it mattered was. that he had to delve into it all small of shots that scene with 18 previous grand slams as he and medvedev duke it out and what was arguably rally of the tournament i was. with medvedev kept fighting th

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yes and malik is the head of a group that wants. the muslim majority region to belong neither to india or pakistan the nuclear armed neighbors both want to claim kashmir in full not his separatist group has been found in india and driven you on t. ter law though he's a former militant a quarter of a century ago his group adopted nonviolent methods like faces trial for allegedly leading a group of militants who killed 4 indian air force personnel in kashmir that was 990 you know he's been in india in prison since march a law that allows for suspects to be held for up to 2 years about a charge his wife told us about the inhumane prison conditions she say's he's being kept in imagine any human being locked up in a cage 5 by 7 feet with an open lap and to sleep on the really hard cemented floor without any blanket and with this hypertensive halogen lights on his head all the time he's got blood clots in his eyes because the light isn't go off and he's not allowed to open the cage even for a minute and then died 24 hours just what 10 to

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i asked tariq malik of space.com if he thinks this indian space mission is a success or a failure. know yet. the big question is what happens to this lander. they did lose contact with it about two kilometres above the lunar surface. it was programmed, if it didn't like its first landing spot, to at least go to a backup landing spot. but india's mission control lost the signal from the spacecraft. nasa's deep space network also lost the signal. that doesn't bode well for the lander phase of the mission. but the orbiter of this mission, chandrayaan—2, is still in space and still doing well. so that half of the mission is still doing well. but this really ambitious first—ever south pole landing may have crashed. we are waiting to find out. what is so important about an attempt to land on the south pole of the moon? well, any moon landing isjust intensely difficult. not only do you have to perfect all the technologies to reach the moon — the rocket launch, the navigation, the spacecraft, you need to be able to adjust its attitude and its orientation in space in order to go around the

were good of you they will celebrate this win as napoli look back at what could have been so hell malik al-jazeera why liverpool have maintained that 100 percent winning start to the english premier league at this season on a saturday chris so would own a goal or together with your money and a bit of a menial goals wrapped up a $3.00 nil when it gets barely well it's 4 wins from 4 as part of a club record run of 13 straight league wins now. man city are just behind liverpool in the table where scored twice as they thrashed brighton 4 nil on saturday not a good day afore majesté night at the drop points at southampton one drawing one all. tennis rafael nadal has eased through to the round of 16 at the u.s. open the spaniard needed it just on the 2 hours to be suffering soon toned in straight sets in because short work of his opponents up slashing at meadows has taken just over 4 hours in total this 3 opponents so far. in the face of back point that's positive i think. and the best thing is without playing great blanket not as much i was able to to have a very comfortable support score so

to claim kashmir in the fold his separatist group has been in india under a new terror law though malik is a former militant a quarter of a century ago his group adopted by a method now faces trial for allegedly leading a group of militants who killed 4 indian air force personnel in kashmir in 1990 he has been in an indian prison since march law allows for suspects to be held for up to 2 years without charge his wife told us about the inhumane prison conditions she says he's being kept in magine any human being locked up in a cage fight by 7 feet with an open lap and to sleep on the really hard cemented floor without any blanket and with this hypertensive halogen lights on his head all the time he's got blood clots in his eyes because the light isn't go off and he's not allowed to open the cage even for a minute and in the 24 hours just for 10 to 15 minutes to open the cage and like you know you with a leash you pull out the dog from. the dog house and you force them to walk even an animal won't do that because naturally your legs your bourne's they become stagnant and he requires defin

what the hell malik's been following all the action and joins us now in the studio sale after the men's 100 meters excitement on saturday focused outearns onto the 200 meters and chris coleman may not have it all is own way right well if christian comint thinks he's going to have an easy time in the 200 meters well is another thing coming that the guy he's up against the favorite to win the 200 meters well this guy joining he is the total package he's not just quick but the guy has style here swagger he has charisma he's a world leader in the 200 meters this year i'm told by none other than no we're lions now this guy as i said the total package he's got the potential to be the cristiana and aldo of of athletics movie star looks swag as i said he would often wins this race if he does a backflip you've seen a model at paris fashion week the guy even wraps i mean if they were looking to someone to take the torch forward and be the next big thing in athletics this is the guy right and he's making his debut at isn't it this world championships but when you're talking about people with chari

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