god knows if she will make it, we are all praying for her but -- >> the girl's brother, 18-year-old sameer took off in his mother's car and she called police. and when officers arrived. her 17-year-old son says his sister was missing from the bed. >> she found her 7-year-old daughter unconscious on the floor and that the girl had a plastic bag over her face. they rushed the child outside and the officers start the cpr. >> i came out at 1:30 and the child was on the ground and he picked her up and rushed her to the hospital. >> the child arrived in critical condition and the car reported stolen was found at 3rd after crashing in parks cars and hours later he appeared at the district telling offices he did something stupid. >> we were unable to locate her 18-year-old son until 11:20 a.m. when he was located in the back of a police car outside of the 35th district. apparently he locked himself in the back of a police car there. >> again, police believe that he sufficient cased his sister and was high and smoked k2, that is synthetic marijuana and the girl is transferred to the hospital and re

sameer hashmi has been following the story is in mumbaifor us.e been witness to those huge queueing and chaos that interviewed after the banknotes were withdrawn. many are expressing surprise about these growth predictions, given how badly small businesses in particular suffered. that's right. if these figures as estimated turnout to be true it will be a bit of a surprise. the impact was huge after 86% of the notes were banned especially small and medium—sized businesses were badly hit. there are two reasons for these good numbers. now the government is using a new methodology to measure gdp. just explain that in simple terms, industrial output, the way they were measured until now, didn't accurately capture the total picture across the country. the government says the new methodology is going to give a much clearer picture. analysts say the new methodology is more favourable when it comes to big businesses and doesn't reflect the true picture when it comes to small businesses. that's why the number that will come out today is going to be on the

joined by sameer hasmi, india business correspondent.res show that it was slightly less than expected forjanuary to march. was that disappointing? well, it was disappointing, but not a surprise, not a huge surprise at least because last year the indian government in a sudden and surprise move band 86% of the in circulation. they did is to crack down on corruption, but what happened was that it had an impact on the economy. the businesses were hit, consumer demand was hit and the for that is because it took time to inject new cash or new banknotes into the system, some people really didn't have any money to go to supermarkets or make any kind of purchases and it took three to four months for the situation to normalise, so in that sense, the number is not that disappointing because many economists and analysts earlier had expected that the number would be much lower, but india has been able to recover much faster. but going ahead, economists expect that the number will improve and it should be on track to keep growing fast. 7.1%. that is a