still with us is ali malik.e, you talk about the fact that you don't really see the fed having from the right level they are at now for the next five years. does that mean we are just at the beginning of a trend of real rates falling and the weakness? ali: absolutely. that's what we are calling for. we don't see rates picking up anytime in the next five years. we expect them to remain low and closer to zero. we don't just yet forecast and negative rate environment in the u.s., but we expect real yields to stay negative for the time being and the dollar to remain weakened through the course of the year. that --ne of the things nejra: i think we may have lost manus. see realntinue to rates on dollar -- and dollar gold will nothink get to 3000, for example. ali: it's a good point. gold to remain in the elevated range, about the 2000-20 $300 range at this point. we think it could do with a breather. we are seeing finally a small pickup in the dollar at the moment and that could help be a deterrent. and if there is m

councillor tahir malik said he regretted his actions and believed it was in the town's best interests was pictured with two other councillors at an outdoor party with his mask hanging below his face. bbc look east's reporter sam read has been following the story, and we can speak to him now. sam, just tell us a bit more about just what happened. this was a party, but it was all about the context where it was happening, because luton had the highest rates of coronavirus in southern england at the time, when pools, swimming pools could open at that time, they could not. this film emerges which shows three labour councillors from luton council, at a gathering, bridging those rules. at the time, all of the three councillors apologised, and the mayor tahir malik said the disciplinary process is to come through initially, but tonight he says, after talking to his family, he says it is the time to step down. he has apologised again. he says there were no excuses and others should learn from all of this. we have also had a state from the leader of luton council —— a statement. she says he has

but‘s professor malik peiris. thank you.g for the arrival of storm isaias, which is expected to hit the east coast shortly. it's weakened to a tropical storm after lashing the bahamas. but forecasters warn it could strengthen back to a hurricane before making landfall. florida governor ron desantis is urging people to be prepared. don't be fooled by the downgrade. we do think it will be upgraded back to a hurricane later on this evening. even if it's tropical storm force winds, you can pretty much be assured that you are going to see power outages — that is certainly a 70 mph wind will be enough will be enough to take down trees and limbs, and that obviously interacts with power lines. so that will happen, and people should be prepared for that. staying in the us. more than 1,300 firefighters are battling a blaze that's burning out of control in southern california, threatening thousands of people and homes east of los angeles. the so—called apple fire that broke out near the city of san bernardino has so far charred more th

many of these troops were illiterate but malik discovered a recording of a moroccan p.o.w. singing a 10th century poem the poet himself was a prisoner of the byzantines and his verse is about defiance something close to the heart of the moroccan prisoner of war in germany in 1950. 0. oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh. oh oh. c oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh. oh oh oh oh oh. in the next episode the autumn in the story of the war the rise of the young turks and there are lines with germany. ottoman terror any in greater syria and the suffering of the arab people. david ben-gurion israel's 1st prime minister and his courtship of the automobiles before changing sides. and far from being simply a european affair the way the war gave birth to 3000000 nationalist movements turkish zionist and. in the next episode of world war one through our eye this. history has called it the great war in the 2nd episode the declining autumn an

based milwaukee bucks deciding to boycott their game and then it snowballed on from there somehow malik has our report on that walking fox did not come out the stars of the n.b.a. said they'd use their platforms to promote the fight against racial injustice and they've delivered on that promise back into the law on wednesday teams boycotted crunch postseason matches in protest following the police shooting of wisconsin resident jacob blake and it was wisconsin's very own team the milwaukee bucks that led the way by not taking to the court for their game against orlando we're expected to play in you next in the toyota recount we hold ourselves to their standing in this moment we remain the same from lawmakers on force and. we are following for justice for you do you believe. there are also reports that both the lakers and the clippers have voted to boycott the rest of the season the biggest on the game making his views very clear on twitter. n.b.a. franchises we're joined by teams in the u.s. his top women's basketball division who also refused to play one matches in major league soccer

s recognized government to resume exports for the 1st time in several months from misrata malik traina explains. on tuesday night the head of the petroleum facility guards under half their forces said that they will reopen the oil the oil closures will have to forces have been carried out since january according to the national oil corporation here in libya that has resulted in a financial loss of over $8000000000.00 to the government now oil is the is the primary source of income to the government here that's how they pay the salaries for government employees and that's how they subsidize goods so it's really important to the libyan economy also the oil closures that have have caused a lot of a lack of electricity or a lack of supply to the power stations of the national oil corporation says that the power because our result of the lack of gas and diesel go. feeding the power stations so so whether or not this is a permanent reopening of the oil is yet to be seen house or forces have in the past opened the oil but then again soon after close they put in conditions such as that the the

in the german town of sawsan in the prison camp malik discovered academics of the time had created somepriceless sound archives. having arabs from different countries and backgrounds in the camps gave linguists the chance to compile valuable oral history they captured the voices of ordinary north africans for the very 1st time. the arab soldier would no longer be a forgotten name in dusty archives he could tell his own story and though the words are indistinct his voice be heard by future generations. her. was. the birth c of the. birth the. birth. many of these troops were illiterate but manik discovered a recording of american p.o.w. seen a 10th century poem the poet himself was a prisoner of the byzantines and his verse is about defiance something close to the heart of the mole can prisoner of war in germany in 1950. 0. 000-000-0000 extension 00 or. 0000. c c 000-000-0000 extension 0000. 000. 0. 00000. in the next episode the ottomans story of the war the rise of the young turks and there are lines with germany. ottoman terror any in greater syria and the suffering of the arab people

the 2 new zealand writer and broadcaster malik to leakey is on a personal journey exploring the role played by our troops in the 1st war. algerians moroccans tunas ians and egyptians fought on one side for the british and french. and troops from the love and fought for the ultimates on the side of johnny and the central powers. there's a. good game in the mess for. something. no muslim wanted to fight against fellow muslims. and in the french colonies opposition to conscription and imperial occupation group . there were 2 uprisings in 191516 you know the southeastern chin is in town of calm peace on the libyan border . dissidents fighting the french joined other rebels under. himself resisting the libyans. to battles to a place in which hundreds of french soldiers were killed. by the rebels who fought the. friends like muhammad and ozzie wrote themselves into chinnis uniform he survived to fight the french many more times but was finally hanged by them in 1924. but despite regional resistance and rebellion the majority of north africans conscripted into the french army ultimately had

metarly may, the ambassador malik, and hewith writes back to the kremlin that the japanese are desperate to surrender. the soviets knew better than anybody there was no military reason to do it and they interpreted it exactly the way that some of the scientists warned they would. they were the real target, not the japanese and that was the reaction of stalin and shook off --zhukov and others in the kremlin. host: you are on with richard kuznick. this is all finding good. i was about eight years old when they dropped the bomb. i remember the attitude in the united dates in school and everywhere. we had a gentleman who was in that the tan death march, you know? to death they dropped that bomb and stop the war. they told us they stop the war and we were happy that they did. the attitude of the american people is, the pilots and all of this, we have seen all of that and nothing was too bad to do to the japanese at the time. , but you know, i think , he was in aually war himself. i think macarthur at one time wanted to drop the bomb in korea . the bomb is an awful thing. but if we did not hav

all square 2 wins apiece to possession with and looks to be heading for an exciting finish so hell malik al-jazeera. and formula one is added 4 more races to its season and organizers are hoping a limited number of fans will be able to attend some grand prey's this year turkey bahrain and a doubleheader in abu dhabi will finish a 17 race season the turkish grand prix in november will see f one return to the ystem ballpark tracks for the 1st time in 9 years. ok and that is all your support for now fallen back thank you so much for that aspect for this news hour on al-jazeera for me for me back to you and a whole team here in doha thank you very much for watching we're live from london you center next to stay with this. september on al-jazeera the trial of those accused of helping in the 2015 charlie hebdo newspaper attacks begins in congress as the world plans to move to was agreed and it's a new documentary examines the fresh environmental challenges this will follow in the postponement of parliamentary elections due to coronavirus iranians return to the voting booth one on one east inve

the united states on wednesday follows a police shooting of whiskey and resident jacob blake's how malik pours a fox did not come out the stars of the n.b.a. he said they'd use their platforms to promote the fight against racial injustice and they've delivered on that promise back into the law on wednesday teams boycotted crunch postseason matches in protest following the police shooting of wisconsin resident jacob blake and it was wisconsin's very own team the milwaukee bucks that led the way by not taking to the court for their game against orlando we're expected to play for. you next in the pool to other counties we hold ourselves to their standing in this moment we remain the same from lawmakers force and. we're calling for justice for jailbreaking. there are also reports that both the lakers and the clippers have voted to boycott the rest of the season the biggest on the game making his views very clear on twitter. n.b.a. franchises we're joined by teams in the u.s. is top women's basketball division who also refused to play one matches in major league soccer were postponed due to p

world champion has succeeded at silverstone the wind however ended up being far from routine as soho malik reports. this year's british grand prix provided more drama than anyone could have realistically expected the race began pretty smoothly with lewis hamilton looking for a 3rd win in a row starting from the front with his mis eighty's teammate develop 2 bottles alongside him the calm however didn't last long a safety call was needed after haas driver kevin magnussen crashed out on the 1st night. it was called upon again soon after this time falling down the kid not spinning off on lap 12 but the real drama unfolded much later on in the race with 3 laps left who was in 2nd suffered a puncture the incident totally ruining the finn state causing him to finish outside the points in the 11th it opened the door for max to stop and to move behind hamilton who had dominated dust however seeing what happened to bought us the red bull driver pitted for fresh rubbers that stopped however might have cost him the win with hamilton following his teammate by getting a puncture on the final lap in the

1st round series one all and there were some big wins in the east for 2 of the league's powerhouses malik reports. usually when ko i learned it is the result of the next clippers win down a style you could don't use however all the plans for that is 28 points which may be came in the 1st tom because of the dark blue chip that the mavericks up to pull off an uptick in game 2. lenna did top score with 35.55 i was but some pivotal late runs via dallas 28127114 win to level up the series in any series we. are going to and we should use you. you know i suppose. there was also a surprise in wednesday's of the western conference game. donovan mitchell was on fire for the utah jazz as they put down 3rd seeds denver. the all stars 30 points helping them square the series with a comfortable 124 to 105 victory i. think you're right you know the reigning champions toronto have taken a 2 nothing lead over brooklyn but they had to survive a dramatic final quarter so. it wasn't just even after going 8 points ahead late on through norman power. set which they still couldn't relax the net stayed alive unt

with this but still malik al-jazeera upon james says he's as mentally sharp as ever heading into the l.a. lakers opening playoff game the 35 year old aiming to win his 4th n.b.a. title with his 3rd difference see the lakers finish top of the western conference that's taking on the portland trail blazers in a few hours time and the winter games in new zealand are usually the 1st world cup event of the season for freestyle skiing is all very different this year our international competitors are unable to compete due to coronavirus so instead of there being 700 athletes from more than 40 countries this time out as a concert featuring only new zealand's best skiers and snowboarders. ok more from a tour of the dive without a sigh sport is looking for now and a thank you so much for this if he has more news from london on the other side of the break for me to drop in the league to hear it all thanks for watching suits more about. the latest news as it breaks there is increasing pressure if a nandan to tun it's back on beijing and the u.k. is finding itself corpse between 2 superpowers with

malik writes back to the kremlin and says the japanese are desperate to surrender. so when the united states dropped the bomb, the soviets knew better than anybody that there was no military reason to do it and they interpreted it exactly the way some of the scientists warned they would. they were the real target, not the japanese. that was the reaction of stalin and others in the kremlin. >> let's hear from richard in missouri. thank you for waiting. you're on with richard kuznick. >> caller: yeah, you know, this is fine and good. i was about 8 years old whenever they dropped the bomb. i remember the attitude in the united states, in school and everywhere. we had a gentleman from our little town, the death march. we was tickled to death they dropped that bomb and stopped the war. they told us they would stop the war. boy, we was happy it did. the other two american people, the kamikaze pilots and all this, we seen all that. nothing was too bad to do to the japanese at the time. i think mcarthur actually -- truman, he was in war himself. he seen what war was. i thin

series is now where 2 wins apiece to protection and looks to be heading for an exciting finish to hell malik al-jazeera manchester united captain harry maguire has been named in the england squad despite an ongoing court case in greece mcguire's trial is underway after an alleged incident involving greek police last week the 27 year old has pleaded not guilty england are due to play nations league games against iceland and denmark next month i've spoken with harry i have the insight to the story which is very different to what's been reported and in these instances i think you can only make decisions on facts that you're aware of. now clearly if if the facts change further down the line or information changes then i have to review that decision now barcelona manager ronald koeman has signalled his intent luis suarez has been told he can leave the 33 year old has scored almost $200.00 goals during 6 years with the team came and has promised big changes after barcelona as a 2 loss against byron munich in the champions league and another veteran striker on the hunt for a new club is guns what t

malik writes back to the kremlin and says the japanese are desperate to surrender. so when the united states drop the bomb, the soviets knew better than anybody that there was no military reasons to do it. and they interpreted exactly the way some of the scientists had warned they would. they were the real target, not the japanese. and that was a reaction of stalin as you call it, and other in the kremlin. let's hear from >> let's hear from richard. richard thank you for waiting, you're on with cosmic? >> yeah this is -- how years old when i really got the bomb. i remember ahead he to the united states, -- we had a gentleman from our little town we -- we was tickled to death of a drop the bomb and stop the war. they told us and stop the bore, and we were happy that they did. the other two american people the kamikaze pilots and all this we've seen all the. nothing is too bad to do to the japanese at the time. but you know i think mcarthur actually truman, he was in war himself. he seemed war was. and, i think mcarthur one time, wanted to drop the bomb and korea. whe

they went down to the portland trailblazers on the night that so le bron james make history so here malikhas all the action. those 2 things in school compared to seeing le bron james in full flight during the playoffs what's even more a basketball is biggest name pitching in a history making performance and coming out on the losing side it's about despite becoming the 1st player in the playoffs to back more than 20 points 15 rebounds and 15 assists respectively it was not enough to stop the lakers going down to the portland trailblazers in game one and lewis 1st points us damian lillard didn't make history like his and lost his opponent but he did out scoring with 34 points. blazers taken 857102903 running roughshod with no frustration you know because the game is the game and we were my shit when we. had triple header jenison to to compo and the milwaukee bucks were also in for a shock as they opened against orlando. while the greek international did produce some trademark moves on route to 31 points spanish for its efforts was simply not enough clinical abuse of it scoring 355 to help o

championship in the spring here so well malik al-jazeera. manager thomas to her says strike a kill him but there is fit enough to start his team's champions league semifinal against rb like that it 21 year old striker has been recovering from an ankle injury he came on as a sub and the team's quarter final win over atalanta that time is coming up later on tuesday well to talk about we have a world hires our sports correspondent for the associated press he's live in lisbon for those games 1st of all well which team do you think is under more pressure going into this tuesday's semifinal. well for parasites abound this is really the place where they have to prove themselves they've won the domestic travel in 4 out of the last 6 seasons but the haven't made it to the champ was least semifinals in that time nor in the decade almost ownership with all that money spent on the likes of and back pay and name are in fact it's been 25 years since parasangs amount of made it into the champions league finals that was a time when life didn't even exist th

round series won all and there was some big wins in the east for 2 of the league's powerhouses as hell malik reports. usually when ko i learn it is on song it results the next clippers wins dallas style you could dontcha however had other plans for the his 28 points which mainly came in the 1st half from behind these are new pictures that the mavericks up to pull off an upset in game 2 lenna did top score with 35.5. 4 hours but some pivotal late runs via dallas 28127114 win to level up the series this year is. going to. you know i suppose. there was also a surprise in wednesday's of the western conference game. donovan mitchell was on fire for the utah jazz as they put down 3rd seeds denver. the all stars 30 points helping them square the series with a comfortable 124-2105 victory. picture breaking reigning champions tour on toe have taken a 2 nothing lead over brooklyn but they had to survive a dramatic fall. annele quarter. just even after going 8 points ahead late on through norman power. set they still couldn't relax the net stayed alive until the final seconds and could have forced over

tenant's malik is not interested in politics but philosophy in the scene red line he depicts the battle in the pacific and 942 from the perspective of nature. beautiful and disturbing shots he seems to be asking us how can these things co-exist all the beauty and all the horror of the film could hardly express its military that war has no place on this planet. long. many popular war movies were made in the usa but how close does the hollywood version come to the real thing. most images of american soldiers in war one thing in common all the soldiers are white. african-americans have fought in every american war but black faces in battle have been almost entirely whitewashed from america's visual history . especially at the movies. john wayne is the epitome of the american g.i. from world war 2 vietnam hollywood has consistently shown the great white hero saving the world. but hollywood got its history wrong in not getting the true story . in fact the 1st american killed by the british at the boston massacre was a black man i was a black man and. yes. crispus attucks was the 1st in a lon

cell malik reports. it's been a story of misstate his domination so far this season and that looked like it would continue with valtteri bottas and lewis hamilton starting from the front at silverstone the red bulls max the stop and however had other plans. having began in 4th he quickly moved into 3rd and then piled the pressure on his misdeeds rivals he was relentless despite warnings from his team to go easy on his tires if this is your only chance or for you for the service of the tour i think a prayer for our 1st stop and would move into 1st twilight 15 years after the miss eighties passed stopped for fresh troubles. the 3 exchanged the lead a few times by hamilton and both times we both had punctures in the last race suffered tire blistering this time around. it contributed to them have a disc drive to tout the 2nd and 3rd. lewis hamilton would get the better of that battle was a step and cruised to what ended up being a comfortable 1st win of the season. i don't really have a lot of tolerations at

in fact, we heard some pretty pointed commentary from malik 0bama about former president barack 0bamaet to the white house you have family members who sometimes decide to voice their sibling rivalries, their frustrations. nothing new but going into next week it's not something that's going to be an issue. less tha n less than 18 days to the us presidential election, and you can find out more about it on our website. go to bbc.com/news for that and much more. with millions of children due to return to school in the coming weeks and days, parents are being forced to consider how safe they will be, with the coronavirus still present in society. but the uk's chief medical advisor, professor chris whitty, has said that the long term risks from missing lessons are greater than those of catching the virus in class. sarah campbell reports. for these scottish pupils, it was a damp but welcome return to school for the new academic year. and today there were reassuring words for the millions more across the uk who are about to get back to the classroom. the chances of children being... catching

will bring in our guests in a moment but 1st this report from malik traina in misrata. the head of the internationally recognized gov national accord in tripoli pfizer has called on a cease fire on friday and return i give us all the speaker of the eastern based parliament has also called on a cease fire now whether or not this will actually lead to a serious and permanent cease fire remains to be seen this is gained international traction with countries welcoming the statement including the u.s. the u.k. egypt the u.a.e. qatar and various actors in the in the libyan conflict so whether or not this will actually lead to a serious cease fire is yet to be seen we spoke to the spokesman of the military operations here for sort of the and what he said is whether or not have to actually accept or respect the ceasefire agreement is yet to be seen if he does we will we welcome that and we will we are we don't we do not want further bloodshed but if he is going to violate the ceasefire agreement they are saying that they are ready to fight and will continue on till they liberat

among the movie—goers at the drive—in was malik jones.g on, where we need to see us in a good light versus us being victimized and anything, so i think we should start seeing the entertainment side. you know, like, "hey, y'all, come on out, enjoy some black films by black people, for us, by us." you understand what i'm saying? what's happening at the newark moonlight cinema here in newjersey is part of a growing trend in the us of african—americans gaining control of their narrative, making sure their stories get told and seen on their terms, and it's definitely catering to a growing thirst for black content. absolutely. black content is american content. and based on our numbers and the diverse crowd we have seen, we have seen that there is a big support for that. seeing the death of george floyd, that gave us more inspiration to try and create something that everybody can have a good time and enjoy themselves with. and that is perhaps what is most powerful with this pop—up drive—in — the sheer, unadulterated joy it is bringing to the ci

silverstone the reigning world champion will be hoping for a much smoother ride next time out so he'll malik al-jazeera. time for a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera people around the world are facing new coronavirus restrictions as the global tally rises to more than 18000000 cases more than 690000 people have died nearly a 3rd of those in latin america tougher restrictions are being reimposed in iran manila infections in the philippines jumped to more than 100000 from tuesday businesses and public transport are expected to close and people will need special passes to leave home to maryland has the latest. the president 'd came forward and basically said that the has listened to the calls of frontline years but he won't be an enhanced community quarantine or a total lockdown but rather something in between it means though that domestic flights are unlikely to resume anymore transportations will remain closed schools will not open until january january until there is a vaccine and plans to slowly open the economy is going to be put on hold until august 13th where they will revi

agreement and bring about a lasting peace in libya that remains to be seen thank you very much for that malik train ally for instance in misrata. last month's fire at iran's not tons nuclear facility was an act of sabotage says its atomic energy organization a spokesman for the government agency says security authorities will reveal the reason behind the blast in due time the announcement comes a day before the head of the un's atomic watchdog agency arise in tehran in an attempt to get access to sites believed to be storing undeclared nuclear material. protesters in southern iraq have called on a local governor to resign or risk more unrest rallies have been swamped by a number of killings of prominent activists and people are demanding those responsible be held accountable iraqi prime minister he has visited basra to help find a solution to the crisis he has more from baghdad. prime minister mustafa qadri arrived in basra only hours after returning from his trip to washington d.c. he met local politicians late on saturday night with the hopes of calming the anger on the streets but he had a

malik they never gave up on , their goal of winning the vote for women.d so yes it gets discouraging , sometimes. you have setbacks. no human being can go through life without them. and what will really matter and what the suffragists want you to do, is whent you to you suffer a setback or disappointment, and your public, professional or personal life, do you get back up and keep going or do you stop? you,ourse, they would tell get up and keep going toward the goal. you might have to adjust your approach, your tactics, but don't give up on what you want and understand how you can make a difference in others' lives and pursuing your own interests. dr. hayden: don't give up. and this question is for elaine, and it comes from amanda at the brandywine museum in pennsylvania. amanda asks, if you could magically discover the previously unknown writings of one suffragette that reveals her own personal thoughts, convictions, and motivations, which suffragette would you choose? elaine: whoa. magic. magic. well, of the suffragists, there are mysteries. i mean there

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malik went in search of what happened there.or should he have a say bath of a they here and already look at how to move out of that in a so that album yet a jew or a new or a they're not out of an old war well unless you are a land and a how to be an ass at the corner well. i'll be there army if you give me an $100.00 or other man here. in the hall at the end how to cut our own could be. foreseen was proved right the young to a government appointed passion as governor of great to syria he acted ruthlessly against anyone suspected of arab nationalist sympathies. his nickname was all. the bloodshed. there kenya and of their. general bacha. what can i feel like they don't feel as we are on little barry what kind of. a new york who've come in that kind of scary at the end really must have been active. in late january 1950. marched alterman troops from greater syria into the sinai peninsula. in february they tried to cross the suez canal east to west. but the british troops guarding the canal repelled the attack and the ottomans with

discuss this and more with our chief political correspondent dana bash and cnn political reporter nia malikderson. the vice president -- former vice president, i should say, he was very firm, very precise. he said president trump once again and his allies are rooting for violence in american streets because, he says, that allows the trump folks to drive fear into the american public for political gain. what do you make of that. >> when he said that, he was quoting something kellyanne conway said in an interview suggesting the chaos we see in some of these cities across the country actually helps donald trump. joe biden in an interview also said this is donald trump's ameri america, so how does that help him if the violence is going on on his watch. it's certainly an argument you've seen them try to lay out over the course of the next couple of days. i'm sure it's an argument they will try to go at again, this idea of law and order. this idea that in joe biden's america you won't be safe. the counter-argument of that, of course, is, well, this is going on in trump's america right now. what h

a blue lives malik matter rally in virginia, unsurprised by a special vip visitor. who was at? we will reveal it in the last bite next. ] >> patriots showing their support for blue lives outside of police precinct in virginia today they got a surprise visit from a very thankful attorney general. >> keep up the good work. >> keep up the good work, sore. >> we love you. he asked his card to turn aroun to talk to the those folks. the fox news at 19 takes it fro here. >> you don't have to be so shocked that the attorney general of the united states turns around and talks to you i the street. here in dc, you never know. things, laura. >> have a great show. >> president trump says he is preparing aggressive executive action if his top whiteout negotiators can forge a deal on pays for covid relief package. they bail out big cities, tonight you're governor an

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. >> dana bash, chief political correspondent with the washington post, malik, if i can begin with you, we are two and a half month away from the election here. what do folks in the campaign think, believe, what difference do they believe this will make in the election campaign. do they think that this is something they could swing it either way or less likely to? >> listen, i think in kamala harris they believe, a, that they have somebody who could be president, right? that's primarily what the job of the vice president is. that's about governing. in terms of the campaign, they believe they have somebody who can energize all sectors of the democratic party. african-american voters, women, suburban white women, as well and they think that kamala harris is somebody who can attract some of those disaffected republican voters, particularly college-educated white women who didn't vote for hillary clinton and voted for donald trump, and so that's how they see her fitting into this ticket. they are obviously ready for the attacks that they'll see from donald trump. we saw some of those yeste

saira malik. coming up, we will get back to politics. joe biden has his running mate. we will discuss what senator kamala harris means for the ticket. congressman jim clyburn is going to be joining us. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: live from new york, i am alix steel along with guy johnson in london. joe biden finally has his running mate. they are counting on senator kamala harris for ties with the african-american community. for more, we want to bring an associate professor of political science at fordham university. to this bring a lot ticket? >> i think in the next three months, we will see an increased level of enthusiasm, and i think the strategy for the biden-harris campaign will be to think forwardly and ask black americans, are they better off today than they were, for years ago, and i think the majority would say no, they are not. articulating a vision that will be inclusive and it comes to civil rights issues but also regular run-of-the-mill policy issues and pocketbook issues will help them make a strong hold in the african-american community. guy: this is an