malik?, yes, actually. >> in an interview room at the sheriff's office, the detective asked deloris about the night of the murder, if she was in malik's apartment and if he was with her. >> she admits that she was there that night. >> what happened? she was in the living room. he went to bed. as far as she knew he was there the whole time. >> this was a sexual relationship? >> they were intimate for several years. >> they had a long relationship. >> the detectives now knew one thing for sure, after talking to delloris delgado, malik kearney had lied to them about being faithful. >> do you have anyone snels. >> no. >> but most critically about what happened the night of carlyn's murder. >> didn't go out. didn't talk to anybody. >> if you have somebody that can account for your whereabouts during the time of the murd ger. why wouldn't you offer that to us? >> the detectives had to consider maybe he didn't want to admit he was cheating on his wife. they took a closer look at the girlfriend who

alis: ok, elimelech -- malik stays with us. to first word news headlines with laura wright. laura: coronavirus is spreading again across most of the u.s. and experts are warning school reopening some colder weather may cause the situation to deteriorate. 34 states are seeing more cases than they did a month ago. new york city is closing schools in virus hotspots, but the pace of businesses is unclear. memberng to a republican who is critical of the recommendation, the panel wants to block companies from owning marketplaces and selling their own products on them. the report was this week and we have been told that it has been pushed back. spain may extend wage support beyond january. they say madrid is ready to reevaluate the situation, but a lot will depend on a vaccine and an extension of the program could protect hundreds of thousands of at-risk jobs. spain has one of the region's highest unemployment rates. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in m

saira malik joins us now.s the value trade dead if we don't get stimulus before the election once again? saira: the value trade is delayed if we don't get stimulus. stimulus leads to that stronger economic growth that we need for cyclicals to work. if we don't get it, investors should look at esg quality investments like technology that are less levered to the economy. we also have to deal with these poor economic employment numbers where people are dropping out of the labor force, less participation, more permanent job losses, and drama over the election. al of that leads us to see rocky road for the rest of 2020. markets are likely sideways and even downside. the silver lining is we think we will get stimulus in 2021 and more hopes over a vaccine. that will be good for economic growth and these value areas look attractive. more of a delay. theser homework, look at industrial companies, small caps, and look to buy them during this volatility. alix: what is prized in now in terms of volatility and the election

that's so he'll malik al-jazeera.pain's national football team has suffered their 1st defeat for nearly 2 years you sorry kids men were stunned in the usa nations league by crane who were coming off a 71 thrashing a by france last week the spaniards losing at this one a by a goal or 2 nil they still however sit at the top of the league group for. 3 time grand slam champion andy murray is still looking to hit top form since his comeback has been knocked out in the 1st round of the endo event in cologne the scot was beating a straight sets 6464 by fernando verdasco maher is currently ranked 115th in the world that he had played at the french open for the 1st time in 3 years following a return to the court after battling problems. 4 time world champion and olympic medalist diacetyl has been suspended by japan swimming federation off to have an extramarital affair the governing body ruled that the iraqis had failed to live up to the federation standards for its most sportsmanlike conduct last month the city had to step do

tampa bay rays in 6 games to conclude a season heavily impacted by the coronavirus pandemic so how malik has this the abyss site seemed unimaginable a few months ago but off the delayed start to the season because of the corona virus and with numerous positive cases within teams constantly threatening the campaign major league baseball has finally crowned its champions the los angeles dodgers the we were both one doctor who was everyone over the world where dr who never wavered this is our year there's a cure seeming the time he was by no means easy though i can't 2nd guess the doctors having to come from behind victory in game 6 was and they came alive in the 6th innings to the delight of the fans a limited number of spectators being allowed into the neutral venue in texas for the series the old they witnessed mickey but place daryn role again to cap off what's been a memorable series split was fitting me his homa which was the right idea of the 15th round of the postseason round off the scoring was the dodgers winning it $31.00 finally ending day 32 year wait for the championship was y

years of fighting and political divisions remain a threat to the country's security and stability malik trainer al jazeera tripoli malaysia's opposition leader and why abraham has spoken to the king as he again tries to form a new government says he's had the parliamentary supports to replace prime minister . since last month well he took charge in march but only with a very thin majority i would appeal to the head of millicent's to exercise. patience wisdom. and to allow. the king. to digest and decide based on. the experience the constitution and the discretion of his highness. main why and we must also remember that i mean we didn't see this vast. majority. and therefore. would be appropriate for him to. resign. indonesia's largest muslim association is vowing a legal challenge against the government's new legislation which workers say erodes their rights this is one of several islamic organisations adding their support to a nationwide protest movement the government says the law passed last week however is aimed at cutting red tape streamlining regulations and encouraging foreign in

your culture to to another critical trip through food and we have another member of our community malik you know him who is a shape of a michelin star restaurant in paris here's what he had to say about that. but today i am cooking from the french kitchen because this was the main reason i came to france for discussion. but in egypt my dishes i add the lebanese flavor does reminds me of my family and my mom who used to cook for us when i was young i always shop here when i add the lebanese flavor i can hardly believe that for example they has come and we are able to change for lawful us filling it with smoked fish mix homes with curry are a mix greek yogurt with black mushrooms. this is where everything started mixing french food with lebanese flavor and this was so special to me and the clients felt the same. you know the credible thing about alan is when he got to paris he was homeless and he started working in a restaurant one day the chef called in sick and he was able to step up and fill that role and now he actually has his own michelin starred restaurant and i love to think that

and exports are to resume as soon as possible well bring in our panel shortly but 1st al-jazeera as malik traina has been gauging reaction in misrata the city is dealt with severe hardship since warlords have to launch his push for tripoli in april 2019 here's his report. for libya which has been engulfed in violence for nearly 10 years these past 14 months have only seen the fight. for the east of the country is under the control of warlords for the for have to and the to replace house of representatives the west is controlled by the un recognized government of national court led by prime minister faison survived they are based in the capital tripoli. house there who was supported by russia egypt and the united arab emirates launched an offensive on tripoli in april 2019 but was pushed back earlier this year as pro g.n.a.t. forces receive support from turkey here in central misrata coffee shop worker are below watch the news of a nationwide cease fire played on the t.v. he's optimistic the agreement will lead to a stable libya. we have had enough we want a democratic and united libya and

month the xara oil field has been closed for most of the year because of a blockade imposed by after malik traina in tripoli has more on the impact that it's. how that sound you're hearing is the power generator power generators have become a common scene across libya and that's due to the long power cuts according to the national or corporation that power cuts are because of the lack of oil and diesel feeding into the power station and result of the oil closure now if you look if you look to the side you'll see this pharmacy here is closed and that's because the shop owner couldn't afford to maintain his generator so the really the residents the shop owners business owners are the ones suffering from this lack of oil the oil according to the central bank the oil poses from 2013 to 2020 have resulted in a loss of revenue of over $180000000000.00 that's money the government uses to pay government salaries to pay for government services including electricity and water so there's really been a deterioration of the living conditions here in the good due to the way it will now hopefully over th

contribution changed history changed for the better and inspired us all for the future and so for malik myself and all of the shoe it's goodbye for now you stay safe and hope to see you all again next week. you know when i'm in new york they're seeing i don't think about it at all many roman not new dorp or. i kind of were on the. course and back and i think now i think it's hard enough. members of the african mafias promised them safe and quick passage to europe but once they arrived in libya they are in sleeves they count speech europe. will not some of them leave your mom and i couldn't you know if this unit can get out i mean. this all the. let me just all concord of the importer because the persona that i can't even phone are discovered a normal length. in the face of great. my seizures or. us losing rolaids we have a part of the brain right here in the middle that's on the right side very high with assimilated and even healthy people one of the groups for sold out of body experience. new revelations emerge in the hunter biden e-mail scandal as an alleged former business partner co

i want to bring in gloria borger and our senior political reporter nia malik henderson. they're crossing these midwest states tonight . why is this region so important for the race for the white house? >> well, because it's pretty much a tie, and they both need it really to win. and when you look at the midwest, as arlette was saying, biden wants to establish the blue wall, and the president needs to get out the vote. if you talk to people in the trump campaign they will tell you that while, sure, the polls show joe biden has an advantage and he's had early voting advantage in states they believe if they have an explosive turnout on election day that they can match and exceed what joe biden has done, and they believe the president is a great motivator when it comes to getting out the votes and the biden campaign believes that they can also use joe biden and his powerful surrogate like barack obama, for example, to help get out the vote in the same way. right now it's not an election of persuasion. it's an election of motivation. motivating your people to get out there an

i think that's the most affirming thing i've heard in a long time and i malike miller gd that you saidloud. alex berenson, thank you. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: sunday, as we said earlier, the mayor of new york bill de blasio said he's shutting down schools and nonessential businesses, whatever thatin is. he's never walked in a business in his life. several zip codes in the city, including brooklyn and queens. what did the zip codes do wrong? well, more than 3% of coronavirus tests came back positive for aan week. no word on how many people died. that's not even part of it. they just said positive tests. what's interesting is that just the other day, practically, bill de blasio said he wasn't against mask gatherings as long as they agreed with the politics they were expressing. >> here in the city it could not mean just thousands, hundreds of thousands. it's just not time for that now. it's pickled about protests? are they going to be allowed to? this is always an area of sensitivity. we understand people are talking about the need for historic changes. this is a historic moment of

i would like to bring in omeen malik. everyone is talking about it. and over in the media. i know what is happening. they're building up a groundswell, 25 cities, soon it will be 50, 200 cities. universal basic income is what everyone will talk about and i'm concerned we're going down the wrong path here. >> i agree with you. i will make a couple points. one idealogical and one practical. idealogical, charles this country is a multicultural, heterogeneous society. we're bound by capitalism that rewards entrepreneurship and hard work. from idealogical perspective, ubi, something that supplants wages is antithetical to the foundation of american society. that is a more high level point. practically you don't have to look much further than the issue we had with the enhanced ui benefit and how it interacted with ppp, what your earlier guest was talking about. when we decided to give the generous ui benefits $1000 per week, that is $55,000 per year. more than the average person made each year. $130 billion of ppp money went unallocated because small busine

. >>> malik henderson joins us once again. biden hammered trump's coronavirus response and explained how he would handle it differently. then you see the president out there holding these potential superspreader events. do you think this works as a closing message for biden? >> it's the closing message that they have been going with for these many weeks. it's essential where americans are in terms of the coronavirus, it is top of mind, it's in our lives every single day. our lives had to have been completely reorganized because of covid. he is betting this message at this point in the nation's dealing with the pandemic, given where we are going that it's going to get worse according to all of these experts is the closing message he wants. you saw last night that was a big topic. they think that covid and character are essentially on the ballot and so far, if you look in these polls, they are doing very well. again, it's polls. we have 11 days left so we will see where this goes but that is where they want to remain. >> ron bro

malik cunningham to ford, 7-6.nd anybody, he takes it in himself. 13 yards and in. notre dame survives, 12-7, they're 4-0 this season. let's send it back to you. >>> a check of the weather now, lisa, sure looks nice right now. >> we're getting used to these warm temperatures. we have been a good 20 degrees above average. we should see low to mid-70s, santa rosa, san jose, upper 60s oakland and san francisco. that's average for this time of year. nothing has been average about 2020, right? as we look at the fog off the shore here, there's a lot of it hugging the coastline. closer to southern california. and we expect it to move on off, initiating that light onshore flow throughout the day today, helping us cool down. here say look from our pier 39 camera where it looks really nice, doesn't it? that glassy bay and a lot of sun out there. temperatures are pretty mild from the mid-60s to near 70 in mountain view. san jose, upper 60s. no cooling here. the numbers with the dry air mass respond to that autumn sun, warming

let's talk about this with malik and gloria borger. 10 million votes have been cast in this state and may not have a full count to share on election night. we need voters to understand this. it might take days before states are done counting before we know who won the presidential election. do you worry that the president has created so much doubt that his supporters will automatically believe something nefarious is going on on with the count even when nothing nefarious is? >> absolutely. the trump supporters are loyal to him and take on his beliefs whether or not his beliefs are root in facts or science or data. they pair hi talking points so i think that will likely happen on election day. there will be some sense that the votes that haven't been counted yet, the mail-in votes in particular are somehow less legitimate because they didn't come in and we have seen the person over these last many weeks, essentially say the votes -- we know what votes he is talking about. votes who are coming from democratic cities and, you know, in blue states, those are votes he sees as illegitimate.

i don't i don't see how that can happen game 2 of the series happened later on wednesday so while malik al-jazeera and that's all from we'll have more for you later on but for now it's back to terry ok and i thank you very much sir for that well asia's largest annual international film festival has begun in south korea it's been a bad year for the movie industry is the pandemic forced the cancellation of major events like the one in cannes and that's why the festival in south korea is being welcomed by filmmakers and movie buffs rob mcbride reports from. it's the biggest film festival in asia and blue sands organizers were determined it would go ahead but instead of the usual glitz of previous years 2020 is a very different kind of show a limited number of screens with a reduced offering of films and a fraction of the usual participants now you know i think the film industry suffering there is a lack of audiences going to cinemas and feeling really sorry being delayed so we want to keep in the 3 a boost no official red carpet photo blitz the standard curtain raiser of any festival the c

used to produce more than a 1000000 barrels of crude a day generating an important stream of income malik traina has more from tripoli. now that sound you're hearing is the power generator power generators have become a common theme across libya and that's due to the long power cuts of the $42.00 the national or corporation that power cuts are because of the lack of oil and diesel feeding into the power station in a result of the oil closure now if you look if you look to the side you'll see this pharmacy here is closed and that's because the shop owner couldn't afford to maintain his generator so the really the residents the shop owners business owners are the ones suffering from this lack of oil of the oil according to the central bank the oil holders from 2013 to 2020 have resulted in a loss of revenue of over $180000000000.00 now that's money the government uses to pay government salaries to pay for government services including electricity and water so there's really been a deterioration of the living conditions here in the good due to the way it will now hopefully over the opening o

years of fighting and political divisions remain a threat to the country's security and stability malik trainer al jazeera tripoli and jerry's police have agreed to stop the use of force against protesters after more than a week of rallies calling for an end to police brutality according to a statement released by the president the police have also agreed to the unconditional release of those detained during the protests the president also promised police reforms they said 2 protesters and a police officer have died during these demonstrations. but a university study says 10000000 americans have already cast their ballots in early voting 3 weeks before the presidential election some voters in georgia queued for up to 4 hours there were technical problems reported including glitches that slowed the voting at one center in atlanta. meanwhile u.s. president donald trump has been back out with the crowd trying to fire up in the election campaign interrupted by his covert 1000 infection trump addressed supporters in the battleground state of florida without a mask decision has democratic riv

to i don't i don't see how that can happen game 2 of the series happens later on wednesday so while malikl-jazeera. and that's so useful for me i will have a mall for you later on but for now i'll hand you back to come out some of thank you for that so we are back in a couple minutes on the latest on the news out of the united states that the drug's manufacturer how do its plating kilduff its role in america's going to get the democrat back in a moment. held for over 3 years in an egyptian prison cell denied the right to a fair trial no charges have been brought against al jazeera correspondent mark new saying his crime journalism. to demand more neutral links and voice solidarity with all detained journalists sign the petition. to say. frank assessments if american public opinion is betrayed by social media platforms after november what would be because if you believe that there are corrosive to our democracy one obvious solution is to break up informed opinions lucas said his don't go any way the protesters aren't going anywhere either it's ability of the revolution. in-depth analysis o

to i don't i don't see how that can happen game 2 of the series happens later on wednesday so while malik al-jazeera. and that's it for me very thank you very much while the u.s. president donald trump's campaign team spent almost half of its cost last month the campaign has about $63000000.00 for the final stretch to election day and the president's rival joe biden has about 3 times as much money but this is no guarantee of victory a trump won and trying to 16 despite being outspent by hillary clinton iraq in just a moment right here on al-jazeera with more news say that. well about afterwards when the president of the united states speaks out the rest of the world takes notice. aggressive negotiation on trade deals. unparalleled military might international agreements hanging by a thread will a next u.s. foreign policy put america 1st. and be a leading light for the world. some of the key issues of the u.s. elections on al-jazeera. the 1st reaction was. hush hush across the u.s. meat packing some. sports these are people being treated as hogs in a machine rather than actually being care

years of fighting and political divisions remain a threat to the country's security and stability maliktrainer al jazeera tripoli let's look at malaysia where the king has become involved in a battle for political power opposition leader anwar ibrahim met the monarch for talks about replacing the prime minister it in yassine who only took charge in march but has a tiny majority in parliament and law says he has the support of enough and he's to take the support from florence though in column. 3 weeks after he 1st said he had the support of the majority in parliament malaysian opposition leader anwar ibrahim finally got to meet the king who was carrying what he says is proof you as a convincing majority to form a new government i would appeal to the head of the list since the exercise. patience and wisdom. and. the king. to digest and decide based on them. the. question is i guess the response from the palace came quickly shortly after our noise news conference the palace issued a statement that seemed to contradict analysts assertion that he provided evidence of majority support in parl

rays in 6 gangs to conclude a season has been heavily impacted by the coronavirus pandemic so how malik reports . this site seemed unimaginable a few months ago but off the delayed start to the season because of the corona virus and with numerous positive cases within teams constantly threatening the campaign major league baseball has finally crowned its champions the los angeles dodgers thank you. thank you both want to pull everyone over the world where. no time waiver this is our year there's a curious. feeling the title was by no means easy though since the dodgers having to come from behind victory in game 6 i came alive in the 6th innings to the delight of the fans a limited number of spectators being allowed into the neutral venue in texas for the series. they witnessed mickey but play starring role again and to cap off what's been a memorable series still fittingly his home which was the right to the 15th round of the postseason round of the scoring. the dodgers winning 31 finally ending that 32 year wait for the championship i want to thank you. yeah you know. this team was inc

to i don't i don't see how that can happen game 2 of the series happens later on wednesday so while malikal-jazeera. and that's a small film we'll have more for you later on. and lauren tyler on the team in london now with you in just a couple of minutes time with the latest news on al just we are. building a wall was the promise made in the bid for the white house 0 tolerance approach the southern border became government policy detaining children and separating families the stark reality of picture too much to bear for many americans in a country that was built on immigration. follow the key issues of the u.s. elections on al-jazeera but that congress is out of prison a singer songwriter dreams of making a mock up that will go all one right here. a world away a famous you tube artist works in secret. of her chill connection spark some magical collaboration. presenting princess shore dom witness on al-jazeera. this underwater treasure is a risk of disappearing juice a coral bleaching caused by rising temperatures but we think the great strain the area heritage it's iconic in the tourist

so hell malik al-jazeera argentina have made it to in some 2 in south american call it science for the 2022 world cup in qatar on tuesday they beat believe the 21 brazil will also winners in a mob putting a massive the fullness of the p.s.u. forward scored a hat trick to help his side beat through 4 to brazil top the group ahead of argentina on goal difference spain's national football team has suffered their 1st defeat at for nearly 2 years louis and the kids men were stunned in the u.s. nations the by ukraine who were coming off a 71 thrashing up by france last week spaniards losing this one by a goal to nil they still have a set to at the top of the league a group for. you know minute here i think we deserved to win but it was the typical match where you dominate the encounter and you need to create chances to school we need to improve in that and also in the fact of the counterattacks it is impossible to avoid all of them and today they scored that goal in one of those situations the final result it doesn't lie to me but i am still having the same trust in my team we prepared well

negotiations between the internationally recognized government in tripoli and its rivals in the east malikas been to misrata hof way between tripoli and the front line at sirte it's a city that seen severe hardship since the failed offensive on the capital i mean found mixed opinions on the truce. for libya which has been engulfed in violence when you return years these past 14 months have only seen the fighting. while the east of the country is under the control of warlords for the for have to and the to replace house of representatives the west is controlled by the un recognized government of national accord led by prime minister faiza survivors they are based in the capital tripoli huster who was supported by russia egypt and the united arab emirates launched an offensive on tripoli in april 2019 but was pushed back earlier this year as pro d.n.a. forces receive support from turkey here in central misrata coffee shop worker abdullah watched the news of the nationwide cease fire played on the t.v. he's optimistic the agreement will lead to a stable libya national how do we how hard enoug

. >> hi, i'm malik today, i am feeling extravagant. >> i am katie.at they have in common, while supporting each other along the way. you said, i feel accepted. how does coming to circle make you feel >> when you're in circle, it just feels like you're a part of a bigger community you have, like, people to go to if you need help or support in any form >> reporter: what makes cairos different from other schools you've been to >> they try to help you as much as they can. if you're struggling mentally and stuff, they take the consideration in thinking about you as a person, and not just your learning. >> reporter: so your brain and your heart >> yeah. >> reporter: cairos academies firmly believes monitoring the mental health of students is just as critical as monitoring their academic success >> taking those things into account is really important because you don't know what anyone is going through, especially in times like now our students are going through a lot. >> reporter: for alyssa, that support has carried her through this pandemic. >> she gave m

worked in the gary price's mason yard this morning he would understand exactly how they are working, maliknything replacing it today also has to be disposed, very impressive levels of craftsmanship. studio: cut with love and artistry. thank you, john. they did not do too bad, making it last for 800 years in the first place. here's carol with a look at this morning's weather. what are you telling us?! it is wet for some of us already, a beautiful picture from ireland. across many areas we will have rain or showers but it will be mild. the other feature is the wind. we have a southerly wind coming in, dragging in all this warmer air from the near continent and, indeed, temperatures will be above average for the time of year. we had said goodbye to the rain from the south—east, some showers getting into wales but more persistent rain will move up across northern ireland and later get into central and southern scotland. the rain will be landing across the far north of scotland, here too it will be windy, as it is to the irish sea, but it will be mild, eight or nine in lerwick to 19 as we sweep