everyone has a cousin nadia. that's it, right? >> exactly, exactly. >> and so she needed some help with math. that's the foundation story here. >> she needed help with math. i helped her in math remotely. i was in boston, she was in new orleans. she learns -- it was unit conversion that she was having trouble with. >> right. >> then she actually, you know, catches up with her class. i start tutoring her younger brothers. then word got around the family that free tutoring was going on. [laughter]. >> right. who would not want free tutoring? >> yeah. >> but, in fact, let me stay with nadia. because part of the story that i think is so interesting is nadia was, if i understand the story, she is the child of a cousin or -- what is she? how is she related to you? >> i mean, she is my cousin. so she is my mother's brother's daughter. >> mother's brother's daughter. so you find out from her parent that she's on the verge of not being put into the regular math, or the advanced math. she had maybe not done well on the test or there was som

well in a nadia was in the westgate mall when it was attack ed.s is her story in her own words. >> i'm nadia and i'm from the fragrance launch. us here at westgate. i ran out. it was a very bad state. the worst day ever. i had to come back to the mall in few weeks to recover the stock. initially it was very hard for me to get back in. but i came to terms with it. we're ready to hope. but are people going it come in? there is the security to the measure, and we feel comfortable that we invite people to overcome the fear. for people when are re-established tonight about them coming to the mall, you feel like we can? together as support. as a country we're going through this as a country. it's not as westgate. it could happen any time. it's not that it happened here that it's going to happen again. we can over come this and we can do what we are supposed to do. we urge everyone to support us. the security is, yes, we have moved from where we are. we're much better than we were two years back but we have a longer way to go. >> the >> in the suburbs of

in is nadia with her story in her own words. >> my name is nadia and i work at fragrance lounge at westgate was the worst day ever. i had to come back into the mall after a few weeks to recover the stock. initially it was very--very hard for me to get back in, but i came to terms with it. we're ready to open. we're ready to sell. but are people going to actually come? there is security to the measure. we feel comfortable and we invite people to overcome the fear. for people who are hesitant coming to the mall i feel like we should come together as a community and support because as a country we're going through this as a country. we're not going through this as just westgate because it can happen anywhere at any time. it's not because it happened here that it's going to happen again. we have over come it, we're ready to do what we need to do. we are encourage everyone to come support us. the security is yes we have moved from where we we were. we're much better than two years back but we have a longer way to go. >> there is much more ahead for you on the al jazeera news hour 115 killed as t

nadia drake reporter for national geographic. and joins us now.to was a planet and they demoted it but still entering and has a lot to teach scientist. what are the tantalizing things they are seeing so far? >> so far, the images coming back from the new horizon spacecraft are revealing a world different than anything else in the solar system. that has to do with the features on the surface. you can see pluto itself is orangey red color and there are matches that are dark and other patches that are very very bright and earlier images taken by the hubbell telescope we had an idea we would see that but now we are close enough to get the images of plusso and the moons, surface features are what they are paying attention to. one great planet that has wonderful life on it and only one moon. and pluto who is demoted from planetary at that timeus has five. and they will get a look at the moons as well? >> yes, absolutely. and pluto has five moons that we know of and one of the questions that team members were asking before the spacecraft got close enough

. >> my name is nadia osman i am from the fragrance lounge. here, i ran out in a very, very bad state. it was the worst day ever. i had to come back into the mall after a few weeks to recover the stock. initially it was very hard for me to get back in but i came to terms with it. we're raid to open. we're ready to sell but are people actually going to come in? is the security to the measure we feel comfortable but we invite people to overcome the fear. so people who are hesitant coming into the mall, i feel like we should come together as a community, and support. because as a country we're going through this, as a country we're not going through this as just westgate. we're ready to do what we're supposed to could so we urge everybody to support us. the security is yes we have moved from where we were. we are much better than where we were two years back but i 30 we have a longer way to go. >> australia is home to an estimated 300,000 wild camels several years ago ago there was a huge cull to keep the numbers down. farms don't want this. >> t

nadia was one of those in the westgate mall when it was attacked.s is her story in her own words. >> i'm from the fragrance lounge. we're ready to reopen at best game. i had run out. it was the worst day ever. i had to come back to the mall after a few weeks to recover the stock. initially it was very hard for me to come back in, but we're ready to open. we're ready to sell. we're ready for people to come in. we invite people to overcome the fear. people who are hesitant to coming to the mall, i feel like we should come together as a community and support because as a country we're going through this as a country. we're not going through this as westgate. it could happen any time. it's not that it happened here. we're ready to do what we are supposed to do. we urge everyone to support us. the security is yes, we have moved from where we were. we're much better than what we were two years back, but i think we have a longer way to go. >> security could be in a big factor in burundi's election come tuesday in the president's decision to run for a third

. >> look, i didn't want to talk about this but my best friends nadia and johnny said i have to. to talk to him about it. i don't want to start a whole thing, but i did see on the internets, vin diesel, one of my favorite actors -- if you haven't seen the movie "xxx," i suggest you get high or drunk and watch it. because it's [ bleep ] funny as [ bleep ]. [ laughter ] claimed it on "jimmy kimmel" show last week that he was a break dancer for beastie boys and he was not. >> seth: not true. >> no, he's vanilla ice. he's straight vanilla ice. >> seth: where did he say he was? dance interior? >> at dance interior. so what my wife kathleen was saying was taht perhaps we're going into dance interior, that's a club we used to go to all the time when we were kids and one of us probably yauch, because he's a nice guy. "just say you're a break dancer, you are with our band," and blah, blah, blah so that could have happened. but that's not the way that mark vincent told it, or vin diesel. so he said he was a break dancer for the beastie boys. that's weird, you guys. [ laughter ] no? >> seth

nadia, who has denied involvement, faces 25 years in prison. rochelle: time now to get a reminder of the top stories this hour. malaysian authorities say it is a certain plane debris is found on the island is from a boeing 777. it has been transported to france to verify if it is from the missing flight. the u.k. will not become a safe haven for migrants in tally. the warning as migrants storm the channel tunnel for a third night. rejecting a last-ditch plea to delay the execution india hangs the man convicted of financing the 1993 mumbai bombing which killed 257 people. time for business. markus karlsson joins me. starting with changes in the nuclear industry. markus: ideal some have called a forced marriage in the nuclear industry. brought about by the french government as the french utility edf has agreed to buy the reactor making business, valuing the unit at 2.7 billion euros in line with expectations. the sale is part of a plan to turn it around after losses. it is unlikely the deal will save the company on its own. it will need 7 billion

greece's deputy finance minister nadia valavani resigned ahead of -- resign in protest. before the vote, tspiras said he was being forced to accept the austerity measures even though he didn't believe they would benefit the greek economy. >> i will admit the measures we're tabling are harsh and i don't agree with them. i don't believe they will help the greek economy. i say so openly. but i also say i must implement them. that is our difference. amy: meanwhile, tens of thousands of migrants are stranded on the greek island of lesvos as the flood of people fleeing to southern europe from syria, afghanistan, and other war-torn regions continues. on lesvos, the migrants are living in camps lacking basic sanitation and in two small detention centers that are currently at ten times their capacity. the migrants have decried the conditions. >> we run from the death to the death. we find death at each step in our way. we ran from the death of our country am a to find death in the seat and then to find it here in the camp. amy: the town officials however, have said they're unable

- nadia. wayne: nadia, nice to meet you, nadia. - so nice to meet you, too.

. >>> in the west game mall when it was attack, this is nadia's own story in her own words. >> my namethat i can't and i'm from the fragrance lounge. we're ready to reopen at the westgate. i had run out in a very bad scene. it was the worst day ever. i had to come back to the mall after a few weeks to recover the stock. initially it was very hard for me to get back in, but we're ready to sell again. we feel comfortable and we invite people to over come. for people who are hesitant coming to the fall, i feel like we should come together as a community and support because as a country we're going through this as a country. we're not going through this as just westgate because it can happen anywhere at any time. it's not because it happened here. it's going to happen again. it's because because we've overcome it and we're ready to do what we have it to do. the security is yes, we have moved from where we are. we're much better than what we were two years back, but i think we have a long way to go. >> there is much more still ahead for you on the program. >> in the suburbs of west jerusale

nadia ward is a psychologist at yale university. she works on education policy for disadvantaged youth. >> it's basically maslow's hieshg aeshg of needs. if their basic needs aren't met they can't thrive. if we want young people to be engaged in the schooling process they need to come ready. part of coming ready is being fed. >> once they feel that they are in a place where they are getting their needs met, then they are willing to take more risks academically. >> i like the food at school. >> i'll eat anything. >> banana bread. >> i only have three. that's it. just three. but i was hungry. >> he is the smartest kid in the sixth grade. when he is on point, he is the smartest kid. he is polite, he is helpful. >> i like math because it teaches you a lot of things and it follows you everywhere you go. >> reporter: but there are behavioral issues, too. >> people pick fights with me and i kind of give them what they want. fights, arguments. >> food is one piece but what if there are other compounding challenges that young person is bring

. >> my name is nadia, and i am from the frankrance lounge.e ready to open back at the westgate. on that day, he was here. i ran out in a very very bad state. it was the worst day ever. i had to come back into the mall after a few weeks to recover the stock. initially it was very hard for me to come back in. i came to terms with it. we are ready to open. we are ready to sell. are people going to come in? we feel comfortable but we invite people to overcome the fear. for people who are hesitant coming into the mall i feel like we should come together as a community and support because as a country, we are going through this as a country, we are not going through this as just westgate because it can happen anywhere at any time. it's not because it happened here it's going to happen again. it's because we are back here. we have overcome it. we are ready to do what we are supposed to do. so we urge everyone to support us. the security is -- yes, we have moved from where we were. we are much better than what we were two years back, but i think we h

. >> narrator: nadia says she was held by isis for 110 days.she was moved from house to house in northern iraq. >> narrator: it's been two days since khalil's guide picked up faisal's relatives in the isis-controlled town of tal afar. they were expected to cross into safety today, but khalil hasn't heard from the group for 12 hours and decides to drive to the frontline. >> narrator: since the massacre last summer, local yazidi fighters have patrolled the area on the lookout for isis. >> narrator: faisal has been on the mountain with the fighters since sunrise waiting for news from his family. >> (voice on walkie-talkie) (voice on walkie-talkie) >> (man shouting) >> narrator: faisal has been warned by the yazidi fighters to stay back, but he runs towards the front of the group. >> one. >> narrator: 24 of his relatives have made it out and brought ten more captives with them. they say they had been held for eight months in tal afar. >> (crying) >> narrator: some have walked barefoot for three days. faisal's 60-year-old mother has made it. >> narr

nadia eckley a big surprise because his wife is one of hillary clinton's top advisers.sing his connections maybe. those are your top stories at this hour. coming up, dow chemical which you know is the largest u.s. chemical coming by sales posted sales that beat analyst estimates. we will be hearing from the ceo. mark: if you have a next of $1 billion on hand you can buy an island in the mall dives but there is a catch. scarlet: southwest airlines is flying high after it recorded earnings that beast it analyst estimates. all that and much more coming up on "bloomberg market day. " mark: uber has just won its biggest campaign yet. new york mayor l de blasio backing down on a plan to cap the growth. scarlet: taxisay it is putting owners at a business which could take an economic toll on the city. joining us is the founder of .arthweb and dice.com is david who is been covering the story. necessarily win or call a truce? >> this is been a big push they have made of the last few weeks. the legislation being a cap on the another -- the number of cars they can have in the city.

. >> nadia's body was found last february in a car parked at 30th street station. the medical examiner was not able to determine the exact cause of death. that's one of the reasons he was checked out by police. investigators believe he was the last person to see her alive. monique's family is offering an award for the conviction. >>> on a brighter note here what a great day to be on the river doing a little sailing right there. plenty of boaters out on the cooper river in pennsauken. cooler, you really felt the relief right away today. >> such a big difference. you told us this was coming glenn? >> not just here it's going to stay here for a while, a great day to play baseball at citizens bank park. got a little hairy last night for a couple minutes with the rain and gusty wind. the dryer air has come in behind that wind and there's nothing but fair weather clouds in the sky. the same story all the way back to the great lakes. fair weather clouds at the most. 84 degrees in philadelphia now, the northwest wind with the dry air, it's in the 80s, just about everywhere

nadia, what do you make of the human rights watch report accusing the saudi coalition striking at residential areas? >> as we are sorry for any loss that happens in yemen all yemeni citizens are precious to us, as the government, but what we are asking is the human rights watch to investigate war crimes happening in taiz and aden and so many other areas that nobody has been talking about. what we want to say is that humanitarian assistance is not negotiable. there is no negotiation that will happen about humanitarian assistance and no political agreement can take place until humanitarian assistance is available and it reaches all people that need it, wherever they are in yemen. >> i want to take you up on that particular point. how is aid getting through to those who need it? is aid getting through at all? >> that's the point. aid is not getting through to yemen. even through that that that area controlled by the houthis there are areas in the northern side of the country that are not getting the aid they should. in fact, there are news of corruption, of highjacking, of taking the aid that co

nadia was one of those in the west gait mall when it was attacked. story in her own words. >> we are ready to open back at the westgate o that day, i was here. i ran out in a very very bad way. >> it was the worst day ever. i had to come back into the mall after a few weeks to recover the stock. initially, it was very very hard for me to get back in but i can still work through it. we are ready to open. we are ready to sell. our people actually have security and we feel come comfortable. we invite people to overcome the fear. people were hesitant coming to the mall i feel like we should come together as a community and support because as a country, we are going to -- as a kuntzcountry, we are not going through this. it can happen anywhere at any time. it's not because we fear it's going to happen again. it's because we are back here. we have overcome it. we urge everyone to support us. the security is actions yes, we have more from where we were. we are much better than we were two years back. but i think we have a longer way to go. the news hour. a

nadia. nadia: just a quick clarification. so if you don't reach an agreement, is the interim agreement or the joint action, can it be extended for weeks and months and not just days? my question, is legally binding or is it just a political framework that a final agreement has to be reached and it's not going to be -- will be redundant after it? josh: i can't speak to the legally binding nature of it. i refer you to the state department who can discuss sort of the legal consequences for this. what we have found is that the interim agreement over the last year and half or so that it's been in place has been effective in freezing iran's nuclear program and rolling it back in some key areas. that's why the united states and the partners continue even though the talks have extended on for a period of time longer than we believed originally would be necessary. nadia: extend it more than a few days? more than 48 hours? josh: yeah. at this point, agreement has been in place. let's step one step back just to give you greater deal of

nadia sing spoke to a dermatologist. >> anything that doesn't say zinc oxide -- >> reporter: there are physical blockers which have either zinc oxide or titanium dioxide, they create a shield on the skin and probably the best bet for sensitive skin. >> it would be quite unusual for people to be irritated or have an allergic reaction to either one of those ingredients. >> reporter: then there's chemical absorbers. >> there are a lot of them. there's oxy benson -- the list is very long. >> reporter: they are synthetic and absorb radiation making it less damaging. >> i have never had anybody who can't use a physical sunscreen. >> reporter: you've heard the risks, sunburn, wrinkles, sun spots and even cancer so doctors say slather on the sunscreen and if you can't find one that agrees with you which can cause -- >> what we call an allergic contact reaction is typically a red itchy rash. >> reporter: but the rash is nothing to compare to the long- term sun damage -- >> if you're not going to wear it anything is better than nothing. >> anything better than nothing. >>> coming up on wusa9 sun

charters of the issue of flexed been grounded for flights and the clock right now status and certainly of nadiaading to why." >> reporter: plan of the land here nepali be backed up. "be very unhappy are less time ever with he added. at the united never again" >> michelle: and you're very angry this morning's and over many of the look at whether. >> reporter: claudia conditions setting office wednesday morning live look at the golden gate bridge and question is because holdings moisture we could see some showers fall later today was likely during the overnight our san jose for liquidity conditions this morning patchy fog potentially by lunchtime cuts on the ventures or '70s by 3:00 p.m. today whiffle average have 74 the. the drive home pretty nice and little breezy potentially temperatures low seventies with the clot under mostly sunny conditions for the south bay. highs for east bayshore look like this that ppm low 70's oakland 75 in fremont 68 a word and then partly cloudy conditions of the increasing threat today today. lynn spots will be fairly cool for this time of year again for have a yet