ali malik is from the bank of singapore investment advisors.he theater of a deal seems to be coming together, the choreography. you are skeptical on the ability withina to buy the fed, $50 billion of agriculture. why are you putting markers on that deal? bought $247, they billion worth of agricultural goods. they were also in a hurry to close the deal. their gdp numbers came down 6%. we have seen slow growth in a lot of sectors of their economy. i think they might have overcommitted in terms of their agricultural purchases from the u.s.. having said that, i think the underlying intent is to get it resolved. yousef: that sounds relatively bullish on some kind of breakthrough. where does that leave chinese stocks? gtv for our clients, because it is trending in a narrow range. we are talking about the narrowest range in about two years. that is going to break out to the upside if it were up to you? ali: it just so happens that we are underweight on asian and japan equities. you are spot on with some of the names. they are compelling at these

to hell malik al-jazeera. and talk to me now in the studio is the one and only one who pops back let's talk about last night 1st of all what a great performance by. no laws for an hour is probably the new king of sprinting i think we can definitely crowned the new queen or we're going to know that shelly and fraser part of the magnificent winning the 100 meters the other diaper she said it's a dangerous part here just i'm sorry it's only 23 years old she's really got the whole world to sprint saying that before you without seeburg need a certain way and. she has that kind of personality that people really warm throughout feel like she was reading up about one of the you can use pipers and honey before the ship she took it on laurie. so most of the political calls you know as a wife or parents are things a little bit differently to the heart of a different personality which is very charismatic and i think people really respond to that and it's. i think karen such a good position so it's a really to be one of th

and they're looking to enjoy their moment in the spotlight so he'll malik's al-jazeera. and that is all your support for now sami back to you thanks so much father well that's it for this news hour will be back here and i will have more of the day's news so do stay with us. 3 years 3 prime ministers and still no bright student with the hope job a 30 size to potch a deadline looming industry and you've got a good bit to square off in brussels was will boris johnson rejects followed the e.u. break sheet summit on al-jazeera. planets a screen in the home to the climate and become logical emergency the world's leading scientists are warning of an existential crisis in the face of irreversible changes to the us climates all be with you throughout as well on vomit correspondent make laws we'll have reports from the front lines of the crisis and showcase new solutions to help called the threat al-jazeera brings you a new weekly primates s.o.s. what sets up the facts on the science behind the issues affecting our planet's. al-jazeera with and for you. in the next episode of tech

looking to enjoy their moment in the spotlight so he'll malik's. looking for now is get back to lauren and a lot and you hear much indeed and that's it from a different tailor for this news out of the back in a moment with another full round of the day's news type so much watching i found. a clan the star in world of illegal trade what you have here is not just archaeological objects you're talking about a political dimension where the spoils of war smuggled and sold to walk in houses and private collectors dying for selling an artifact is worth finances to be headaches and muslims in the middle east don't sal don't mind that's one quick solution trafficking on al-jazeera. culture of dance thrives here every day generations of tibetans continue to brace and maintain their cultural heritage it's a reminder of who they are and whether. this is a suburb of the capital new delhi tibet so the refugees here since 964. have been defined as migrants are not refugees because india hasn't signed up to the 1951 un convention on refugees so tibetans here have

later all day 7 at the stadium saw heartbreaks and shocks while a number of new stars and large soho malik reports. so . the pressure couldn't have been greater on britain's catarina johnson thompson. she was favored to win to have tough along after leading from the 1st day and after missing out on medals at the worlds before and finishing 2nd at last year's european championships she was determined not to come up short. this time the 26 year old didn't disappoint she stormed home in the 800 meters to capture that elusive gold medal the briton also made history her score 6981 is the best by anyone from her country. yeah i'm sad for them time just because this is my 4th championship so solaced stannis i'm just happy that i was able to perform at my surgery. there was heartbreak in the decathlon defending champion kevin mayer who is leading off to 7 events had to pull out because of an achilles injury his exit opened the door for a surprise winner 21 year old nicholas coll who was ranked 8th in the world come into these championships stepped up i was the german one the final 2 events for a t

spider malik savidge, just within the past half hour authorities identified the victim of that deadly crash, that wreck continues a troubling trend here in the bay area. greg wiggins has been looking into this issue and joins us now live from richmond, greg? , yeah alec the chp is calling is a growing problem. people actually driving the wrong way, trying to get onto the freeway. right now, they a on ways to prevent that from happening. so, if you try to drive the wrong way onto an exit ramp you will typically see two things. signs indicated you are heading the wrong way and also read road reflectors. now caltrans is working with uc davis doing a study trying to prevent the problem of runaway drivers in parts of san diego and sacramento they are using cameras to monitor exit ramps and they also installed signs with l.e.d. lights that flash when a driver is headed in the wrong direction. >> we are taking film of people who get on the offramp, trying to get onto the freeway, and we want to see if they are turning around, or if they do, what do strategies they meet be able to use to even

and they're looking to enjoy their moment in the spotlight so he'll malik's. that is always full for not more lights. that's off for me richelle carey for the news hour becky but here i have much more news for you on the other side right. on behalf of her majesty's government i apologize on reservedly historic apology for one of the darkest episodes in british intelligence it was a growing agreements is that the libyans could be quite useful to the west for 8 years after the death of gadhafi al-jazeera world investigates western collusion with the libyan security services. good battery rendition on the west. on al-jazeera. examining the fact of today's headlines there were protests like this one that are trying to discern and reforested areas that have been devastated by setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussions you've been out there with the protesters on the streets where they will tell you international filmmakers and world class journalists bring programs to inform and inspire. but on al-jazeera philippines president roderigo deterred he says he's crac

title she now had to tokyo 2020 as the woman to beat and she seeks a 1st ever lin pick title sawhill malik al-jazeera. now and said you know. well whole another great night for britain absolutely great britain fantastic very good santa. catarina johnson thompson winning they have transformed all the resources how to package she's part of a great tradition in this event in the heptathlon where denise lewis winning goal for britain in 2000 in sydney and then just around us hill winning 3 well it's hard to get out of the kind in 2012 when everyone thought that after a no k j t is the brits call or i would carry on that mantle and she won the world junior championship in 20 well since then in the senior level senior were chairmanships she's finished 5th would be earliest $28.00 and 5th so it was essential she wasn't fully realizing her potential on doubted potential but she definitely allowed to him last night she recorded personal best across 4 of the disciplines she broke the british record she's now world champion she'll be one of the front runners for that limping title and also she knows

all over so well malik al-jazeera. north federer says he is determined to have one last shot at winning an olympic gold medal in the singles events during a trip to tokyo the 20 time grand slam champion confirmed to be returning for next year's olympics if he can stay clear of injury the 38 year old did win doubles gold in 6008 his best singles effort was a silver medal and 2012. ok but is always full for not well i. thank you very much and they had that does it for the news hour thank you for watching. a climb the stein world of illegal trade what you have here is not just park a logical object you're talking about to be political dimension where the spoils of war are smuggled and sold to auction houses and private collectors dying for selling an artifact is worth finances the beheadings and massacres in the middle east don't that's one quick solution trafficking on al-jazeera. and this law is the most incredible stories are often true. and cheering go on experiences. makes the unfamiliar for me. in this life no versi

multi-sport of them that features some beach classics such as volleyball and wakeboarding al-jazeera soho malik reports. serves. and smashes. it's racquetball action just not the type you're used to seeing at roland garros or wimbledon this is beach tennis one of the events at the 1st ever world beach games taking place here in qatar more than a 1000 athletes from almost $100.00 countries are competing in the multi-sport event designed to showcase sports which really get mainstream exposure. is really important because you know if some people can know about it all the beach games are about are there even so i.d.'s can be for sure an amazing step for all the sports. the game speech of 14 disciplines including a number of beach favorites. but there are some sports in the mix that you mine also sit with life on the shore one sport that's happening will surely surprise a few. this is karate qatar it's a performance based martial art that dates back to the 1300s now not only is it happening here in doha but a variant of it will be happening in tokyo i'll be lympics next year the association of natio

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and they're looking to enjoy their moment in the spotlight so he'll malik's.ok that is it from a finale comment here andy and that is it from this news hour more news that lauren taylor and the team in london just a moment. to strengthen the good you have to shoulder good all the more with your calm still fight against corruption. news hero coach heroes like no who are a barber who refused a $15000000.00 brian the achievement of heroes like him to showcase by the international ace award it shines a light on these heroes because the best way to fight a darkie used to shine a light let's make the road to a better place nominate your anti corruption mirror. talk to notice there are winners they don't believe in the 2 state solution the do you still believe in the 2 state solution we listen what i said was that pakistan would never start a war i'm anti war we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on the go to 0 new yorkers are very receptive to al-jazeera because it is such an international city they're very interested in that global

country so when goals in the 200 meters the day also featured plenty of other drama on the track as well malik reports. deena ashley smith can now call herself a world champion all eyes are on the briton in lane 7 for the women's 200 meter final the 23 year old was the favorite following an impressive season and moreover the silver medal in the 100 meters she went one better this time crossing the finish line and 21.88 seconds to seal the title and her place in the history books i the win makes ashley smith the 1st british woman to ever win the 200 meter title . when i close the line of them. i was just i didn't i don't think it sunk in yet i was really happy that i won but then it's slowly coming to me that i'm actually about champion. the men's 110 meter hurdles final store not the young athlete come of age. earlier this year grant holloway won the us college title and set a world leading time in the process the 21 year old held his nose at the world gold medal race collection in a race marred by chaos spain's orlando ortega was denied a probable bronze medal after the reigning olympic champ

so well malik al-jazeera. not federer says he's determined to have a shot at winning an olympic gold medal in the singles events during a trip to tokyo the 20 time grand slam champion confirmed to be returning for next year's olympics if he can stay clear of injury the 38 year old did win doubles gold in 6008 his best singles effort was a silver medal in 2012. ok but is always full for not more lights out. thank you very much andy and do stay with us on the news hour we will be back in just a couple of minutes one of the more on our top story of the u.s. imposing sanctions on turkey for its incursion and northeastern syria or that and more in just a few minutes. for centuries it was the remoteness of brazil's indigenous communities that protected them from the rapacious outside walls now it's what shields those who are encroaching on protected indigenous territory starting fires and threatening the residents of the county when i had the 1st contact with the outside walls in 1978 and what i catch eager to clean

august and she'd be looking to add more gold to the collection and next year's tokyo olympics so he'll malik al-jazeera. and there was another gold medal awarded on friday away from the national stadium japan's castle yemenis claimed the 20 kilometer race walk title on till has a waterfront it did it with a time of one hour 26 minutes and 34 seconds to came to pass a 2nd race walking gold medal in qatar the victory means hill compete at his home in lympics next year as the world champion was a serious run hole patent joins us now in the studio the whole plenty to talk about last night day 8 but 1st of all let's start with qatar's golden boy what a great comeback from has a separation incredible year considering he had a long throw career threatening injury that could have ended everything but i was in the stadium fortune off to be the last night i'll set the scene for you. the balls at 233 he's never jumped that hard this season because of his injury problems he doesn't know his body is going to hold out he's missed 2 attempts one more final exam the crowded are not there also every time he

so well malik al-jazeera. north federer says he's determined to have one last shot at winning an olympic gold medal in the singles events during a trip to tokyo the 20 time grand slam champion confirmed to be returning for next year's olympics if he can stay clear of injury the 38 year old did win doubles gold in 6008 his best singles effort was a silver medal and 2012. for stalking phenolics get back to barbara in london and we thank you very much for that and that is it for this hour do stay with us i'm going to be back in just a few minutes with more of the day's news you so much like. at night in a stalking somali moms patrolled streets police. or lack of. tired of gang violence they use a maternal approach to prevent crime i mean really devoted to the had. a do a little bit in. the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live the mothers of ring could be this is europe on al-jazeera. for the last 2 years the students have been collecting rubbish every day it's helped clean up the campus and hel

which we cannot verify unconfirmed reports will be described as a bomb bomb and of a town called el malik which is to the east of here across the buddha. but as i say very difficult to confirm nothing official from the military that the situation here is increasingly tense interesting me about 23 hours ago we saw recross the border in the town of tel ayoub tell which is behind me what looked to be some sort of protest by what could his members of that possibly the white p.g. waving white flags the wife the main fighting force all of the s.d.f. and the s.d.f. a valve to retaliate to any kind of to kish military escalation and of course there are serious concerns also with respect to the global fight against eyesore when you think that there are thousands all of my soul members in jails as the jails across the border and the s.d.f. saying that they're concerned that they could will be escapes if there was any escalation and they're also concerned about losing control all of areas that they took control from weisel in in recent years so the situation is tense here but it's very difficult to

and miya malik henderson a cnn political reporter and co-author of a biography of george w. bush and a presidential historian. william. jeffrey, you first. is this just abuse of power on its face? >> it would seem to be exactly what the founders were concerned about during the constitutional convention when they were debating what exactly impeachment meant and what a high crime or misdemeanor might be they went through a series of different hypotheticals's if a president did this or that, should they be impeached? one was what if a president works with a foreign power to influence and american election? and everyone in the room noted immediate immediately, of course, that person should be impeached and removed from office. they talked about presidents who perhaps want to use their pardon power to get themselves out of problems or presidents who use money, bribery actually something they were very concerned about and in each cases the types of concerns that the founders had really do seem to be playing out in realtime today. >> okay. so that's maybe what the founding fathers

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and they're looking to enjoy their moment in the spotlight so he'll malik's al-jazeera. ok more sport for me throughout the knots but. we'll see you again 100 hours g.m.t. is when andy is back with his next sport update but we're back with another news update a full half hour in just a couple of minutes from the headlines as if there are al jazeera dot com on canal santa maria and i will see you in a much. also the sisters opportunity to understand the very the french were there before we don't leave the. planet is feeling the heat of the climate an ecological emergency the world's leading scientists are warning of the existential crisis the face of it reversible changes to the us why that's all be with you throughout as well our environment correspondent nick clark will have reports from the front lines of the crisis and showcase new solutions to help called the threat al-jazeera brings you a new weekly planet s.o.s. what sets up the facts on the science behind the issues affecting our planet's. in this law is the most incredible stories are often true. and cheering go

$200.00 where new american superstar noah lyall's could break the same bolts world record was held malik has been keeping across all the action and joins us now in the studio and say hello let's hope we have a really good atmosphere like we did last night and you were in the stadium last night when you are joining the last night that stadium over there really came alive and i'm sure the organizers of the hoping for much of the same it was a pretty electric atmosphere and it's what we're custom to throughout all these years where we've had the diamond league here and there are as usual i'm really just like last night it was the african fans are really lit up the stage basically that race the 5000 is what really sticks out in my memory was so exciting of them that to that last 200 where monks are just powered to the end to take the race for a start was sheer excitement is electrifying let's hope that we get some more fireworks this evening and speaking of pairing to the end it's quite a big one tonight 200 meter final no lyall's let's talk about the contenders no alliance if all goes accor

all right sale malik has been keeping across all of the action and joins us now in the studios to hail we're hoping to see better crowds tonight we did see slightly better crowds yesterday and the local organizing committee has released a statement to address the concerns that people have had with small crowds what they've been saying well you and. your when i was the local organizing committee you aren't as pessimistic about the situation as many people have said in the media many of the reports i've been seeing actually they call day one into their words solid in terms of attendance what we saw what they're saying that around 70 percent of the stadium was full for those 2 days of condition one thing that we need to point out however is that the dot stadium over there doesn't usually attendance of a capacity of 40000 seats it's been reduced for these championships to about half basically so just a little bit of caution when you look at those figures they have admitted that they 3 was down on their expectations now you have the women's 100 meters was that we saw that final lap and ther

bar shane took gold in the high jump it was also a world record breaking night on the track so hell malik has the action was it the side bouncing cotton i've been praying for i suppose town hero my jumper mortality sebastian in full flight after recovering from until surgery last year haven't come close to elimination the qatari cleared to meet his 37 i was it was something none of his drivers could match. it meant bosham became the 1st man to successfully defend the high jump title by 2 world championship everyone that i was there my family friends and old people of. all the support i wasn't really ready but that they did that they are the real champions they lift me up today it's just amazing really i have nothing to say they are the champions you can ask them. american to leila muhammad treated founds of the pack khalifa international stadium to a new world record. the 29 year old winning the 400 metres hurdles in 52.16 seconds that's 400 ths of 2nd better than the mark she set herself in july mommas gold adding to her olympic title from rio 2016 i. stayed. off the show on a miller we

sports correspondent soho malik has been keeping across all the action and joins us now in the studio we have to talk about the 200 meters men's final that's the big one tonight no liles all eyes on him what are you expecting well no allies the really the superstar of these games well he should be and he should deliver he's looked really impressive so far this event basically we had christian taylor with us earlier on in the he himself knows a bit about running in something really run as well as a jumper and he says as well that little eyes is just basically going up out 2nd gear plenty to go with no allies but he's got a little bit of competition grass elliptic silver medalist has really been held back by injuries that hamstring injury the last couple years and he was once talked to be the big superstar like noah lyles and 40 injuries that held him back so let's see maybe he can spring an upset tonight and also that adam jimmy lee from great britain that's pretty impressive as well should be a great showdown now any competition is generally judged by how well the host nation does men

. ♪ ♪ maria: art hogan and partners and founder omeed malik, earnings driving the markets and we areting and boeing today, art, i have to get your take on this. it's a dow component, third-quarter earning report will be out in an hour and a half, the company ousting top executive yesterday, look to rebuild image and confidence amid 737 max controversy. >> earnings won't matter in this juncture what matters if there's another shoe that dropped. unless and until we get to the bottom of that, people aren't going to care about earnings and not care about dividend and not care about what the order book looks like, they want to know how long did we know that was a problem with new airplane and when do we think this ever going to fly, not going to be this year. maria: is this going to be big if you have step in terms of perception, yeah, this is a new day at boeing. dagen: why now, though? thisthis is the first major ousr of executive since that crash that caused the groundings earlier this year, it looks like at least from the outside looking in and the ceo no longer the chairman will have

during the surge, and iraqi military command, malik he destroyed it after we pulled out in 2011. we need to rebuild to create the command and control circumstance to do what we do. giving the iraqis ownership of it, you building up a sense of national self-esteem was also a very important one and there was this issue of picking out the right missions, not putting these guys in a position they had to deal with big free-flowing unscripted maneuver battles. that is not what the iraqi cts is capable of doing. limited offenses and lots of american enablers that could do fine. those are things we want to take away but the us military recognizes that is the way forward. that is the model for other militarys. the thing we didn't learn is obvious. the military piece of any of these wars is about 10% of actually solving. the other 90% is economic which we once again have blithely ignored and iraq is teetering on the brink of another conflict as a result. >> that is great. i wanted to pivot to joseph votel. the american public have gotten a crash course of by, with and through in northeaste

we have craig malik coat with a preview. >> reporter: this place has been rocking, very busy with elton clapton, the who and dave matthews and you name it. the warriors finally get to play again. this one counts and taking on the clippers at 7:30 and looking at the arena, nice and quiet now but beautiful, $1.4 billion worth of glory out there. a big sea of blue t-shirts, 18,000 plus draped on every seed. going to the scoreboard, that baby is the biggest in the nba. maybe, the planet, 82 feet long and outrageous. you will not find that at best buy, i can assure you. lots of new faces on the team and only five returnees including steph curry and draymond green and they will battle kawhi leonard's clippers. a big win over the lakers in their opener on tuesday night. a new look with a new arena and everyone is pumped up about tonight's big opener. >> we've been lucky to have a month to get to know the building and to stage 20 events to get feedback from fans and get everything working in a perfect way before we welcome our first regular- season crowd for the warriors. that has been a real b

amid malik and nancy kenslenger. great to see you this morning.is the ukraine controversy. the former u.s. ambassador to ukraine is skeete scheduled to n for an interview later this morning. this comes after a report that the u.k. whistleblower worked in the obama administration with then vice president joe biden. president trump spoke out last night during a rally in minneapolis. >> nancy pelosi said a day before seeing the transcript of the call with the ukrainian president, we've got to impeach him. we've got to impeach him. then she saw the call and she said to her people, what the hell, nobody ever told me this was the call. as our brilliant white house counsel wrote to the democrats yesterday, he said they're highly partisan and unconstitutionalal effort threatens grave and lasting damage to our democratic institutions, to our system of free elections and to the american people and that's what it is, to the american people. maria: joining us right now is fox news contributor, the washington examiner chief political correspondent, byron york.

joining me to break it down is amid malik, lee carter and kevin o'leary. great hour so far.at's on your mind. >> i'm loving earnings. we keep trying to bring them down each quarter and every quarter we exceed the estimates, 70% of the companies have beat them again in this cycle which is great. i think at the end of the day, we all await the outcome of these negotiations with china for the next leg up. when that happens, we don't know. if they don't sign on the 17th of november, i'd be disappointed with phase one. maria: you wouldn't know it if you were in washington that this is one of the most important issues because it's all about impeachment. >> it's all about impeachment, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, that's all people in the media and in the beltway are talking about. it's not what people outside are talking about. people are living their lives, goofeeling good about the econo. the democrats have to be careful how they plays this right now. maria: i think voters are going to say they didn't do anything, where's usmca, where's china, and vote many of these people

lisa malik reports that oregon is the latest state to take action trying to curb vaping.n in oregon on selling flavored vaping products goes into effect this tuesday october 15th, natural and artificial flavoring liquids no longer for sale in store as well as online for tobacco and cannabis peeping the main reason try and stop teens from vaping manufacturer says don't inhale it and you know it it's a brainer for. >>and the most important thing that we have this for the safety of the people in this some people watching the vote today were small business owners, local vape oil companies to say the decision is devastating, i will have cut my staff by 50%. >>and these products at this point our core competency and represent 70 to 80% of our revenues, big retailers will get calls from the state starting tomorrow about the band coming on tuesday. and there will be undercover inspections to make sure businesses comply. >>i asked work and public health officer one and all the pink products. i found out that was a recommendation that the governor initial recommendations that went