adrian. je suis extrêmement fier d'être devant vous aujourd'hui, merci infiniment.inuer mon travail pour la vérité, malgré l'extrême danger que je subis chaque jour. in the name of truth, despite the serious danger that i am exposed to every day. on a essayé de me tuer, également ma famille, j'ai tout perdu, travail, amis, maison, argent. thank you dmitry sergeevich, well, our next nomination is for our contribution to education in the field, we are together. applications from personalities were accepted in this nomination. the pain can be different, it doesn’t matter what caused the pain, if there is pintalgin, a universal remedy for different types of pain, pentalgin, let’s do without pain, let it be with coconut, two cutlets with onions , special sauce, cheese, salads, cucumbers, a legendary view, this bid, bidit, just at the sweet spot, now it will appear, so what? card that earns money herself, gazprombank debit card with a stable income of up to 35%. what is your mood today, light and airy, romantic and sensual , relaxed sublime, find the vernelle scent to sui

and with that, judge adrian found clinton not guilty >> there was no in >> there was no new evidence, nothing new to make him change his mind it was like getting slapped in the face. >> reporter: for nearly two years, facebook groups and petitions called for judge adrian's removal. protests plagued his campaign for re-election. >> clinton was not guilty -- >> reporter: which he won. then late last year, a rare hearing with the illinois courts commission, the state's official oversight board. that commission has now removed you from the bench? >> yes >> reporter: today, judge adrian stands by his reversal, now saying he did it after revisiting the evidence >> once i did that, i saw that i made the mistake. i didn't explain my not guilty ruling, because in order to do that, i would have had to say, well, i didn't believe her. she -- >> reporter: you don't believe her? >> yes, i didn't believe her. i would have had to say that in court. i didn't want to say that she's a minor. >> reporter: the oversight board not buying it, writing adrian intentionally subverted the law and then lied abo

>> yes. >> reporter: today judge adrian stands by his reversal, now saying he did it after revisiting the evidence. >> once i did that, i saw that i made the mistake. i didn't explain my not guilty ruling because in order to do that, i would have had to say, well, i didn't believe her. >> reporter: you don't believe her? >> yes, i didn't believe her. i would have had to say that in court. i didn't want to say that. she's a minor. >> reporter: the oversight board not buying it, writing adrian intentionally subverted the law and then lied about it under oath to serve his own interests, adding they don't accept his contention that he made a mistake in finding clinton guilty. this fight became about the judge. >> yeah. >> reporter: cammie, now 18, maintains she was assaulted. the commission said you lied. are they wrong? >> they are wrong. they're totally wrong. if they would have looked at the evidence in the case, then they would have seen that he was not guilty. but they didn't want to do that because they knew they'd be facing the mob that i've been facing the whole time. and they did

well, listening to the inter needs we spoke smith spokesperson, adrian, you can clearly yeah, there's a lot of obstacles, but i think on the serious note that you know, from the south africa's a vantage point, presidential candidate use be elected president of the country. and he has cooled that he wants peace in the east. he's also of course, accused of wanda on supporting that in $23.00 rebels. and we know the one that's denied this. um, but i think, you know, from the vantage point from a down south, it said there's a belief that you have to bring the weaving parties to give us it has happened before. it's happened, the 2013. what happened? the 1998. and so they do use the us that you have to bring these parties together to get lost the piece. however, the troops, the southern commission will be on the ground for one year. we've already had casualties. one can only hope that the resources will be big for both the malawi in pennsylvania and the south african troops. and of course, a mission of a peace, a peacekeeping mission is to do kind of get some peace. but so far we've seen mor

well, listening to the inter needs we spoke smith spokesperson, adrian. you can clearly yeah, there's a lot of obstacles, but i think on the serious note that, you know, from the south africa's a vantage point, presidential candidate use be elected president of the country. and he has cooled, that he wants peace in the east. he's also of course accused of wanda on supporting that in 23 rebels and we know the one that's denied this um, but i think, you know, from the vantage point from a down south, it said there's a belief that you have to bring the weaving parties to give us it has happened before it's happened between the the team of what happened, the 1998. and so they do use the use that you have to bring these parties together to get lost the piece. however, the troops, the southern commission will be on the ground for one year. we've already had casualties. one can only hope that the resources will be big for both the malawi in pennsylvania and the south african troops. and of course, a mission of a peace, a peacekeeping mission is to do kind of get

well, listening to the inter needs we spoke smith spokesperson, adrian, you can clearly. yeah, there's a lot of opposite go. but i think on the serious note that, you know, from the south africa's a vantage point, presidential candidate is be elected president of the country. and he has cooled, that he wants peace in the east. he's also, of course, accused the one the officer boating that in $23.00 rebels and we know the one that's denied this. um, but i think, you know, from the vantage point from a down south is that basically the fact you have to bring the weaving parties to give us it has happened before. it's happened between the, the team. what happened the 1998. and so they do use the us that you have to bring these parties together to get lost the piece. however, the troops, the southern commission will be on the ground for one year before radiate casualties. one can only hope that the resources will be big for both the malawi in pennsylvania and the south african troops. and of course, a mission of a peace, a peacekeeping mission is to do kind of get some peace.

well, listening to the employees, we spoke smith spokesperson, adrian, you can clearly yeah, there's a lot of obstacle, but i think on the serious note that, you know, from the south africa's a vantage point, presidential candidate is be elected president of the country. and he has cooled that he wants peace in the east. he's also of course, accused of the wonder of supporting that in $23.00 rebels. and we know the one that's denied this. um, but i think, you know, from the vantage point from a down south is that basically the fact you have to bring the weaving parties to give us it has happened before. it's happened, the 2013. what happened? the 1998. and so they do use the us that you have to bring these parties together to get lost the piece. however, the troops, the southern commission will be on the ground for one year before radiate casualties. one can only hope that the resources will be the full, both the malawi in pennsylvania and the south african troops. and of course, a mission of a peace, a peacekeeping mission is to do kind of get some peace. but so far we've seen more

thank you everybody for your parks with us and welcome adrian smith with stephanie lester of gaap i inc. thank you for stickg with us for the closing session of the 2024 washington international trade conference. we're delighted to welcome our final speaker on stage he's a good friend of all of us in the trade and weighs and mean sub committee adrian smith of nebraska's third congressional district which i'm told is -- about 65,000 square miles it is one of the largest nonat large districtss in the country bigger thane 26 states if my math is correct. thank you so much -- adrian for joining us and stephanie the vice president of board of directors thank you for joining us as well. >> thank you thrilled to be here with you chairman smith. a little bit more about you a little fun facts -- i -- it's not only large geographically but your district is the number one agriculture producing district by market value right? >> right. few otherg things too. >> in agriculture well, you're a big nebraska volleyball fan. >> that's big in nebraska. >>eb folks may remember last yer that nebraska women'

a state commission removed robert adrian, citing misconduct and abuse of power. adrian refused to impose a mandatory sentence on an 18 year old man convicted of attacking a girl, saying the punishment was not just. he also said the time the man served in jail was punishment enough. adrian says his removal from the bench is a miscarriage of justice. >> at&t has apologized for last week's network outage and it's now offering customers a $5 credit for their trouble. a coding error is blamed for knocking out service for 12 hours thursday. the $5 will be issued as an account credit within the next two billing cycles. business customers, people with prepaid plans and cricket wireless customers will not be eligible for the credit. >> time now for your monday weather country storm. >> wow, we're going to see the snow piling up in feet before it's all said and done. here right through tuesday morning. that's right. tomorrow morning, look at this. some of the big passes here. snoqualmie pass along interstate 90. and then as this storm heads east, we're concerned about seve

a good evening, adrian. well, yes, i think the advantages appointments, generally, not only do you get an improvement in productivity. the trial in america revenues increase by about 30 percent across the co. that was going to the truck. but critically you also get benefits the flow for him to the employees. yeah, so with my boss, but actually translates to actually the connection with the company and game schools, for example, seem to go up about 20 percent on average, and companies that introduced to reduce that last week. okay, everything has a balance. so i bo critics argue that it creates more stress, it impacts creativity. it's difficult to measure productivity, and it's not a clickable to, to all industries a comp it on every right. what do you make of us to? i wish i had a dollar where everybody said, well, you know, it impacts productivity. the answer is most companies don't measure productivity is what they do is they use the times of, sorry for productivity at the hospital proposition is i thing w

i'm adrian said again, it's classified as culture. but the eurovision song contest means different things to different people. once the most watched event on tv across europe, depending on your taste, it's anything from a celebration of diversity and inclusion to unexpected against the attack you could call for the pitiful pensions of the west in music for israel bow despite being a middle eastern nation, your vision means for forming on the european stage, with no hint of its decades of illegal occupation and breaches of international law . in comparison, 2 years ago, russia was swiftly by and from the competition and european football and the nation that gave us tchaikovsky and rock mountain offices. what is your vision when it's top to deem a bee line remains banned from the song contests? so why is israel allowed to compete regardless of its war on garza which is killed in the 28000 palestinians and injured many more? why is europe so strongly defending israel is participation of double standards of play here. we'll discuss all of

i'm adrian sent it to the international court of justice as hearing submissions on israel ls occupation of palestinian territories. it will consider the legal consequences of his wales, ongoing breach of palestinians, right? the self determination, as well as how is where the policies impacts not only the occupied areas, but also other countries and the united nations opinion advisories by the you and this top code unknown binding, but carry significant morrow and legal authority. so when a decision is announced, it will have global implications. dimitri method jenco sets the scene for us, israel's occupation of historical palestine again more than 56 years ago. in june 1967. it's 6 day war against egypt, syria and jordan killed about 16000 barrels. israel took control of the west bank east jerusalem, and other areas, forcing hundreds of thousands of palestinians from the house. and so began the longest occupation in modern history. the international community has never recognized israel's annexation of east jerusalem and the west bank. yet they and the gaza strip remain on the israeli

i'm adrian said again, it's classified of culture. but the eurovision song contest means different things to different people. once the most watched event on tv across europe, depending on your taste, it's anything from a celebration of diversity and inclusion, to unexpectedly guns of tacky could call for the pitiful pensions of the west in music for israel bow despite being a middle eastern nation, your vision means for forming on the european stage, with no hint of its decades of illegal occupation and breaches of international law . in comparison, 2 years ago, russia was swifty by and from the competition and european football and the nation that gave us tchaikovsky and rock mountain offices. what is your vision when it's top to and being a bee line remains banned from the song contest? so why is is what it allowed to compete regardless of its war on guns, that would just kill 2028000 palestinians and injured many more. why is europe so strongly defending israel as participation of double standards of play? here? we'll discuss all

a good evening, adrian. well, yes, i think the advantages appointments, generally, not only do you get an improvement in productivity, indeed a trial in america. so revenues increase by about 30 percent across the code that was going through the trial. but critically you also get benefits the flow for him to the employees. yeah, so with my boss, but actually translates to actually the connection with the company engaged in schools, for example, seem to go up about 20 percent on average. and companies that introduced to reduce the last week. okay, everything has a balance. so i bo critics argue that it creates more stress, it impacts creativity. it's difficult to measure productivity, and it's not a clickable to, to all industries a comp it on every right. what do you make of us to? i wish i had a dollar where everybody said, well, you know, it impacts productivity. the answer is most companies don't measure productivity is what they do is they use the times of, sorry for productivity at the hospital proposit

i'm adrian sent again, the can only be one when i, but already to form a prime minister say they've come out on top and practiced ons, parliamentary election. one of the wrong con is in jail, protesting his innocence of the convictions for corruption and other charges. he and his studies the insightful p t i. policy were bought from running, but independent candidates loyal to him, one at least 100 of the 266 seats in the national assembly. the focused on listening lead now was policy led by. com is main. bravo. i'm 3 time prime minister . now what shenice k next with 71 seats. so each says he's starting talks about forming a coalition. the foreign ministry is strongly rejected criticism of the vote by the u. s. and e, you insisting that it was peaceful and successful. so where does all this leave breakfast on? what next for its people and a country with serious economic difficulties as well as deep political divisions will be asking, i guess these questions more in just a few moments besides to report from image in kimball. now about sheree times victory of those days, genuine election

i'm adrian said again, it's classified of culture. but the eurovision song contest means different things to different people. once the most watched event on tv across europe, depending on your taste, it's anything from a celebration of diversity and inclusion, to unexpectedly guns of tacky could call for the pitiful pensions of the west in music for israel bow despite being a middle eastern nation, your vision means for forming on the european stage, with no hint of its decades of illegal occupation and breaches of international law . in comparison, 2 years ago, russia was swifty by and from the competition and european football and the nation that gave us tchaikovsky and rock mountain offices. what is your vision when it's top to not be aligned remains banned from the song contest. so why is, is what it allowed to compete regardless of its war on guns, that would just kill 2028000 palestinians and injured many more. why is europe so strongly defending israel as participation of double standards of play? here? we'll discuss all of th

i'm adrian said again, it's classified of culture. but the eurovision song contest means different things to different people. once the most watched event on tv across europe, depending on your taste, it's anything from a celebration of diversity and inclusion. to unexplained the guns of taki could call for the pitiful pensions of the west in music for israel bo, despite being a middle eastern nation, your vision means performing on the european stage with no hint of its decades of illegal occupation and breaches of international law. in comparison, 2 years ago, russia was swifty by and from the competition and european football and the nation that gave us tchaikovsky and rock mountain offices. what is your vision when it's top to deem a bee line remains banned from the song contests? so why is, is what it allowed to compete regardless of its war on garza, which is killed in the 28000 palestinians and injured many more. why is europe so strongly defending israel as participation of double standards of play? here? we'll discuss all of

i'm adrian said again, it's classified as culture. but the eurovision song contest means different things to different people. once the most watched event on tv across europe, depending on your taste, it's anything from a celebration of diversity and inclusion. to uninstall the guns of taki, could call for the pitiful pensions of the west and music for israel bo, despite being a middle eastern nation, your vision means performing on the european stage with no hint of its decades of illegal occupation and breeches of international law. in comparison, 2 years ago, russia was swifty by and from the competition and european football and the nation that gave us dry cold ski. and rachmaninoff, as well as your vision when it's top to deem a bee line, remains banned from the song contests. so why is israel allowed to compete regardless of its war on garza which is killed 2028000 palestinians, an injured many more. why is europe so strongly defending israel as participation of double standards of play? here? we'll discuss all of this without y

i'm adrian said. a good, a humanitarian crisis is developing in the democratic republic of congo, an escalation and fighting between government forces and the m. 23 on the group in the northeast of the country is fueling regional tension and it's led to hundreds of thousands of people arriving in the regional capital goma in search of food, water, and shelter. the situation is expected to watson when you and please keep us withdrawal from the country at the end of the leaving many vulnerable at risk of salvation and violence. so what's driving this conflict and can lasting peace be achieved in the democratic republic of congo? i'll just here as catherine, so a sent us this report from a camp to displaced people in coma. we are on a comfortable display. see for here in go my best several com classes across the city. we have been talking to people who have been sleeping this conflict between government forces and, and we, we have also been talking to aid would cuz we're saying that they are overwhelmed

i'm adrian said again. it's been full month since israel launched it's devastating. blow on guns. kidding. more than 27000 people, and injuring tens of thousands more with catastrophic destruction. diplomatic efforts led by casa egypt to the us to stop the bombardment brought a response from home us. it's proposal for a cease 5 deal includes the withdrawal of israeli troops and the release of captives and concepts. so follow as well as lead of benjamin netanyahu is dismissed, but also so where might things go from here and put these diplomatic efforts? the fruits. we'll get to my guest in just a moment, but 1st a report from image and came by the of the full months of when it doesn't appear that israel's bombardment of goals is a bite to stop. ringback i'm us proposed for to off month cease for in exchange for israel moving a little bit soldiers and the release of captives and garza, among other demons. these ready prime minister pit to dismiss the plan on wednesday, saying there months of fighting ahead to

this is at a inside story from adrian said again on the team here. and so i will see the the latest news as it breaks. they have actually came to the civilian medical facility and what seems to be a target to assess the nation with detailed coverage. this is not the only school that has been targeted schools in the cause of ship are not only schools, there shelters and graveyards, and phyllis journalism allegations of georgia has increased during, as well as will in garza from be things to withholding medication in depth investigations. give compelling insights into total storms from asia and the pacific 101 east. on out to 0. white, sandy beaches and clear to close voltage. this is the multi, it's the world knows and loves the island of and then gilley is a smaller waste. next to the capital, one of the most densely populated cities in the world, just off the coast. and you project to try and remedies, pillows, subject to the sea for highway leading to watts. now, just to send bulk will be and you call get pulled in residential blocks. judging sam b

i'm adrian said again. it's been full month since israel launched it's devastating blow on guns. kidding. more than 27000 people, and injuring tens of thousands more with catastrophic destruction. diplomatic efforts led by casa egypt to the us to stop the bombardment brought a response from home us. it's proposal for a cease 5 deal includes the withdrawal of israeli troops and the release of captives and concepts. so follow as well as lita benjamin netanyahu is dismissed but also so where might things go from here and put these diplomatic efforts? the fruits. we'll get to my guest in just a moment. the 1st, the reports from image and came up the of the full months of when it doesn't appear that israel's bombardment goza is a bite to stop him. us proposed 4 and a half month cease far in exchange for israel moving a little bit soldiers and the release of captives and garza, among other demons. these ready prime minister pit to dismiss the plan on wednesday, saying there months of fighting ahead to achieve his

i'm adrian said again the can only be one, went up it already to form a prime minister. say they've come out on top and practiced ons, parliamentary election. one of them in wrong con, is in jail protesting his innocence of the convictions for corruption and other challenges. he and his studies the insightful p t i policy were bought from running . but independent candidates loyal to him, one at least 100 of the 266 seats in the national assembly. the progress on was only now was policy led by commas main rival. i'm 3 time prime. it is. the knowledge of these came next with $71.00 states, so each says he's starting talks about forming a coalition. the foreign ministry has strongly rejected criticism of the vote by the u. s. and e, you insisting that it was peaceful and successful. so where does all this leave breakfast on? what next for its people and a country with serious economic difficulties as well as deep political divisions will be asking, i guess these questions and more in just a few moments. but for us to report from imaging kimball, a novice series times victo

republican representative adrian smith nebraska and the vice president of gap inc. took part in the discussion. smith criticizes the biden administration for not doing enough on trade. >> thank you, everybody, for your patience with us. i would like to welcome to the stage congressman adrian smith with stephanie lester gap think -- of gap inc. thank you for sticking with us for the closing session of the 2024 washington international trade conference. we are delighted to welcome our final speaker on stage. he's a good friend of the trade community, the chairman of the house ways and means committee and subcommittee, adrian smith of nebraska's third congressional district, which i'm told is 65,000 square miles, one of the largest non-at-large districts in the country, bigger than 26 states if my math is correct. thank you so much for joining us, and stephanie, who is the vice president of the board of directors, thank you for joining us as well. >> thank. thrilled to be with you. little bit more about you, some fun facts, it is not only large geographically, but your

i'm adrian sent again. the can only be one when i, but already to form a prime minister, say they've come out on top and practiced ons, parliamentary election. one of them in wrong con, is in jail protesting his innocence of the convictions for corruption and other charges. he and his studies the insightful p t i policy were bought from running, but independent candidates loyal to him, one at least 100 of the 266 seats in the national assembly. the park, as tom was only now on his policy led by tom's main driver. i'm 3 time 5 minutes to an hour should leave k next with 71 seats. so he says he's starting talks about forming a coalition. the foreign ministry is strongly rejected, criticism of the vote by the u. s. and e, you insisting that it was peaceful and successful. so where does all this leave breakfast on? what next for its people and a country with serious economic difficulties, as well as deep political divisions, will be asking, i guess these questions more in just a few moments besides to report fr

i'm adrian sent again. it's been full month since israel launched it's devastating. blow on guns. kidding. more than 27. 1000 people and injuring tens of thousands more with catastrophic destruction. diplomatic efforts led by casa egypt to the us to stop the bombardment brought a response from home us. it's proposal for a cease 5 deal includes the withdrawal of israeli troops and the release of captives and concepts. so follow as well as lita benjamin netanyahu is dismissed but also so where might things go from here and put these diplomatic efforts? the fruits. we'll get to our guest in just a moment, but 1st a report from image and came up the of the full months of when it doesn't appear that israel's bombardment goza is a bite to stop him. us proposed 4 and a half month cease far in exchange for israel. moving a little bit soldiers and the release of captives and garza, among other the moans. these ready, prime minister picked to dismiss the plan on wednesday, saying their months of fighting ahead to ach

a good evening, adrian. well yes, i think the advantages appointments generally, not only do you get an improvement in productivity in the trial in america, revenues increase by about 30 percent across the co. that was going to the truck. but critically, you also get benefits the flow for him to the employees. yeah, so with my boss, but actually translates to actually the connection with the company engaged in schools for example, seem to go up about 20 percent on average. and companies that introduced to reduce that last week. okay, everything has a balance. so i bo, critics argue that it creates more stress. it impacts creativity. it's difficult to measure productivity, and it's not a clickable to, to all industries a comp it on every right. what do you make of us to, i wish i had a dollar where everybody said, well, you know, it impacts productivity. the answer is most companies don't measure productivity is what they do is they use the times of, sorry for productivity at the hospital proposition is i thi

translation by adrian frankovsky, this is a book from 1934, here in the verdurin salon, it’s happeningdenly saw that his last name was swaan , and he saw how, due to the long sound, extended, like a sound curtain to hide. the secret of her birth, a secret , rumbling, dismembered phrase appears, swann recognized this airy, fragrant phrase that captivated him, it was so original, it contained such an individual charm that nothing could replace that it seemed to swann that he had met in the living room with friends, a woman he once noticed on the street captivated him, a woman whom he despaired of ever seeing again, and he meets her there. yes, through this musical phrase, this is the story, now nikolai lyubimov, the same phrase from this sanata , a non-existent composer in lyubimy’s translation, sounds like this: but then, a few minutes later, after the young pianist began to play at the verdurins’, after a high note that lasted a long time, two whole bars, swann suddenly saw , as if due to a long sound, extended, like a sounding curtain. hiding the secret of birth, a cherished, rustling

i'm adrian sent again. the can only be one when i, but already to form a prime minister say they've come out on top and practiced ons, parliamentary election. one of the wrong con is in jail protesting his innocence of the convictions for corruption and other charges. he and his studies the insightful p t i policy were bought from running, but independent candidates loyal to him, one at least 100 of the 266 seats in the national assembly. the focused on was only now was positive led by cons, main, bravo, i'm 3 time prime minister now, what shenice came next with 71 seats. so each says he's starting talks about forming a coalition. the foreign ministry is strongly rejected. criticism of the vote by the u. s. and e, you insisting that it was peaceful and successful. so where does all this leave breakfast on? what next for its people and a country with serious economic difficulties as well as deep political divisions, will be asking, i guess these questions more in just a few moments besides to report from ima

adrian, let's talk about this protest vote. president biden's team pointed out that this uncommitted vote in michigan isn't new. this time is different, though, right? michigan has a big arab, big muslim population, mobilized to vote in protest of what is happening in gaza right now. should the biden campaign be more concerned than they appear to be? >> look, i think it is important to look at the context here. i think gabe laid it out very succinctly. the protest vote in michigan in particular is nothing new. obama got part of the protest vote. we saw it in previous elections. this is nothing new to michigan voters. but what i will say is that when you do look at the protest vote, and you look to see, like, where is it going to line out tomorrow, it gives you a snapshot and provides a road map for where to go in the future. the administration has been having really important talks with arab-american voters. michigan being one of the largest states that has the largest population, arab-american vote in the country. they have be

with that, judge adrian found clinton not guilty >> there was no new evidence nothing new to make himmind it was like getting slapped in the face >> reporter: for nearly two years, facebook groups and petitions called for judge adrian's removal protests plagued his campaign for re-election. >> clinton was not guilty -- >> reporter: which he won. then hatelate last year, a rare hearing with the state's fiblg oversight board. that commission has now removed you from the bench >> yes >> reporter: the judge stands by his reversal >> once i did that, i saw that i made the mistake i didn't explain miy "not guilt" ruling because in order to could that i would have to say i didn't believe her. >> reporter: you don't believe her? >> yes, i didn't believe her i would have to say that in court. i didn't want to have to say that she's a minor. >> reporter: the oversight board not buying it, saying id lie radrian lied under oath. cami maintains she was assaulted. >> they're totally wrong if they would have looked at the evidence in the case, then they would have seen that he was not guilty but the

great to have you on the show, adrian. why is this a seismic shift for the industry?> i think this has been established with the digitalization and the infrastructure enables this. wealth management hasn't been digitalize. it needs access to real-time data and assets. it comes down to the infrastructure. that suffered from legacy and it suffered from fragmentation. we turn that to a platform model and that enables us to take advantage of the shifts in the space and that is something we see more and more accelerating going forward. >> how would the offering change in practice? would it be a different on-boarding process? if that could be sped up, that would be fantastic or would it be the advisory and higher you go in terms of segments with the high net worth. can that be done through a.i.? >> you picked up on-boarding. that is a great example. in the industry based on data, people look backwards and forwards and take weeks to open accounts which many firms say that is a standard they have to struggle with at the firms. they are leveraging process and digitalization an

you know. >> adrian, how special is it for you to have this opportunity to watch the women in your lives? shine? >> especially, you obviously the other ones that are on the show. any time you go highlight always amazing. we've been coming here for years. now always a good show that to see them carmina women. was all about nfl need to do more. you know, when it comes her to be here, they were tonight rson said that the are rooting for the forty-niners. so that's got to be a good sign, right, greta? noel, 100%. that's a good sign. i think i feel like a lot of people are rooting for them, especially. >> just you know, not having gotten the win back in 2020. so i think we've got most of the nation. behind this case, you are in henderson, which is like, what, 30, 40 miles away. now you're e starting to feel okay. the big game is only a couple days away. this is this is really happening tonight in to more slaves to haha, thank u >> now that the storms have past in tahoe, 40 niner fans are gearing up to spend super bowl weekend in the snow. tahoe reported more than 55 inches of snowfall this mo

i'm adrian sitting in the united nations. top court has ordered israel to prevent and punish actions that could lead to or inside genocide and gossip. it also ordered much needed humanitarian aid and basic services be allowed into the strip. the ruling was widely viewed as a step towards ending israel's war, but in the weeks that have followed troops have continued to act with impunity. intensifying the indiscriminate killing of palestinians about permit us to benjamin death. and y'all, who is threatening a possible military offensive in rough up the southernmost point of the territory. palestinians are trapped with no way to go. so what can be done the end as well as brutality? we have plenty to discuss with, i guess the 1st this report, saunders, you know, so you don't have some things you can stick as that on january the 26th, the united nations highest quote, determined that was multiple evidence of genocide in gaza. it was a historic moment for palestinians and does it cost the international court of justice, then ordered israel to take all measures within its power to present a

i'm adrian said. a good campus, respected world wide and loving it puts ins, most vocal critic despite being locked up for years in a prison cell. that's the voice of defend was silenced as russia announced the death of alexi and of i'll need the country's highest profile position. lita was 47 will lead us up in quick to blame, puts in for getting rid of yet another russian who dare to challenge and the crime . and this describing that reaction as unacceptable and rabbit russians will get to choose when the person is re elected for 5th of next month. the votes already widely viewed as a full going conclusion, given the lack of opposition, voices allowed to oppose his long rule. so who might ever replace and what does, but lack of free speech mean for future opposition? voices in russia, and how will russians remember alexis of all the lower con, begins, are coverage. this is the last time alexi devonte was seen live in public by a video link from his present cell, the russian optic russian presidents,

to expand the alarm, adrian said again of this is counting the cost on al jazeera. you'll ricky, look at the world of business and economics. this week is rails for us to have a credit rating down. great. a negative outlook for the economy. the war on cost is straining the nation's finance cost of this week, commercial real estate and the u. s. as faltering the unfolding crisis is in regional banks as far away as japan and germany plus nations across the world of testing a full day work week. that doesn't really increase productivity and improve worked life balance, the massive ministry spending a drop in revenues and a depleted workforce. israel is borrowing heavily to fund it will on gaza. and it's now intractable. and one of its white is budget deficits the century worried about the fiscal and political risks. moody's as low as well as credit raising for the 1st time. now that will likely make it more expensive for the nation to borrow money. the agencies also full cost of negative outlook for the economy, opening the door for a further downgrade, as well as fina

adrian brown reports from wellington protest has long been paused, have become memorization of national day. but the youngest will, he to this year is demonstrate his voice, federal position to government plans. they say it's written mari living stands. it's and rights rights guaranteed in the countries founding document. significantly, many of the protest is with non murray. i think that the government is probably quite surprised was how it, how we're coming to give this a stand and response. and so it would be very interesting to seeing how they respond to say everyone showing up here and around the country. why tony is the best place of making using the traditional memory. welcome or hacker delivered with renewed spirit and pride this year. the proposals to scrap some affirmative action policies of galvanized. mallory people especially on these hello treaty grounds. this was christopher lockson's, 1st visit to i tell you use prime minister capital to show respect is government's proposals. have unsettled many. he says the country needs policies based on need, not rings. all kinds of

i'm adrian sitting in the united states as but it struck at least 85 targets in iraq and syria using long range bombers phone directly from the us. they were countertops in response to a drug attack on an army base in jordan last weekend. the killed 3 american soldiers on groups, backed by a ron targeting the us of rich support, israel as well, and gaza. president joe bivens says the us attacks just the beginning of its retaliation. so how will iran react? and could this lead to a wider regional conflict? there's plenty to dissect and to discuss. but for us, this report takes a closer look at those us strikes the us as the launch dozens of air strikes and syria and iraq and using long range bombers. the white house says it does not see conflict in the middle east foot board instead of the tax will continue at times and place it as of its choosing the us military versus struck more than $85.00 targets at 7 facilities utilized by a wrong islamic revolutionary article and another thing groups that they sponsor 3 of the facilities are rec for them are in syria. american officials cool. t

i'm adrian sitting in the united states as but it struck at least 85 targets in iraq and syria using long range bombers phone directly from the us. they were carried off in response to a drug attack on an army base in jordan last weekend. the killed 3 american soldiers on groups backed by a ron targeting the us over it supports israel as well. and gaza. president joe bivens says the us attacks of just the beginning of its retaliation. so how will iran react? and could this lead to a wider regional conflict? there's plenty to dissect and to discuss. but for us, this report takes a closer look at those us strikes the us as the launch dozens of air strikes and syria and iraq and using long range bombers. the white house says it does not see conflict in the middle east, but warns that attacks will continue at times and place it as of its choosing the us military versus struck more than 85 targets at 7 facilities utilized by a wrong islamic revolutionary article. and another thing, groups that they sponsor 3 of the facilities are rec for them are in syria. american officials cool. the str

adrian said again and the team here and so we'll see you again. bye for now. the joe button and donald trump had starkly opposed messages by officer trunk would turn the us into a dictatorship. shaking car is trumps. cause is revenge for the 2020 election. we will rule down the communist locks, inspections and the radical left dogs that lands like vermin, within the confines of our country. many voters are fed up with high prices and bite and stands on israel's war on gaza as close to decline and support in his own party. trump faces trial in multiple cases on 91 criminal towns is elected. trump promises mass deportations of migrants to reverse inflation and to drill more. thoughts and feelings in the, in the outcome of this election will be decided by a relatively small number of voters in a handful of swing states, it's likely to be a bitter babel. feeling the sports like wrestling and boxing hit traditionally being of the limits to women. one on one age makes the female athletes wash them for the place and the ring on out to 0. the colleges here with the us

i'm adrian. instead of going to the united nations top court has ordered israel to prevent and punish actions that could lead to or inside genocide and gaza. it also ordered much needed humanitarian aid and basic services be allowed into the strip. the ruling was widely viewed as a step towards ending as well as war, but in the weeks that have followed troops have continued to act with impunity. intensifying the indiscriminate killing of palestinians about permit us to benjamin, that's in yahoo is threatening a possible military offensive in rough up the southern most point of the territories, palestinians are trapped with nowhere to go. so what can be done to end as well as brutality? we have plenty to discuss with, i guess the 1st, this report, saunders noticed you don't have some things you can stick as that. on january the 26th, the united nations highest quote, determined that was multiple evidence of genocide in gaza. it was a historic moment for palestinians and his it goes to the internat

i'm adrian instead of good. he was respected world wide and loving it puts ins, most vocal critic, despite being locked up for years in a prison cell. that voice of descent was silenced. as russia announced the death of alexi nev, i'll need the country's highest profile position leader was 47. will leaders have been quick to blame, puts in for getting rid of yet another russian who dare to challenge and the crime . and this describing that reaction as unacceptable and rabbit russians will get to choose where the pollution is re elected for 5th of next month. the votes already widely viewed as a full going conclusion, give them the lack of opposition, voices allowed to oppose his long rule. so who might ever replace and what does the lack of free speech mean for future opposition? voices in russia. but how will russians remember alexis of all the lower con, begins, are coverage. this is the last time alex seen a valid he was seen live in public by video link from his present cell. the russian optic russian presid

i'm adrian sent it to the international court of justice as hearing submissions on israel ls occupation of palestinian territories. it will consider the legal consequences of his wales, ongoing breach of palestinians, right? the self determination, as well as how is where the policies impact not only the occupied areas, but also other countries and the united nations opinion advisories by the you and this top code unknown binding, but carry significant morrow and legal authority. so what a decision is announced, it will have global implications. dimitri method jenko sets the scene for us, israel's occupation of historical palestine again more than 56 years ago. in june 1967. it's 6 day war against egypt, syria and jordan killed about 16000 barrels. israel took control of the west bank east jerusalem, and other areas, forcing hundreds of thousands of palestinians from their homes. and so began the longest occupation in modern history. the international community has never recognized israel's annexation of east jerusalem and the west bank. yet they and the gaza strip remain on the is real

i'm adrian finnegan, suspended by a boy called northern islands, power sharing parliament. the storm on the assembly is to resume business it. march the end of a 2 year impasse. the 1st thing to political stability after a hard one piece, the region in the u. k. was form to an island was politicians by britain in 1921 as a decades was controlled by pro purchased unionist. that's all changed since the last election is the largest policy, is now sion fame. formerly the political wing of the aisle race that for a violent conflict from 1969, the seeking irish unity, tens of thousands of civilians were killed or injured in violence involving the british army, police, and several paramilitary groups and international peace process. so the years bruce, a political several months of the aisle re dissolved in 2005. so how important is the resumption of politics in northern ireland? will the region remain of the u. k. or could irish unity become a reality? we'll be discussing this in more in a few moments without guess, but 1st this report on how these events developed by image and c

and you can join the conversation on x on handle the inside story from the adrian. so they get into the team here in doha. let's see you again, bye for now. the one somebody shoot. somebody else dead. most people expect the police to arrive with handcuffs on that person and take them to jail and then stand your ground. you can shoot somebody in getting your truck and drive away. is that unusual? that is very unusual because we're talking about the crime of murder. but it's a very clear in the statute. they don't want anybody arrested. that's why it's a get out of jail free card. it's time you pull the trigger. what do you think the shooter was interested? because of the law. i feel like she's hiding behind the stand your ground. a meeting of mine's discussing the defining issues of our time in one year. we source that change. it became clear at that point, but we really were in that kind of a new era of nobel peace, slower it's maria, ressa and professor michael wooldridge and explore the pedals and possibilities of artificial intelligence. it changes the way we thi

the alarm adrian said again, this is counting the cost on al jazeera. you'll ricky, look at the world of business and economics. this rate is rails for us to have a credit rating downgrade and a negative outlook for the economy on cost is straining the nation's finance cost of this week. commercial real estate and the u. s. is faltering, the unfolding crisis is in regional banks as far away as japan and germany plus nations across the world of testing a full day work week. that doesn't really increase productivity and improve work life balance. the massive ministry spending a drop in revenues and a depleted workforce. israel is borrowing heavily to fund a tool on gaza and it's now on track to $11.00 of it's why this budget deficits this century worried about the fiscal and political risks. moody's as low as well as credit raising for the 1st time. now that will likely make it more expensive for the nation to borrow money. the agencies also full cost of negative outlook for the economy, opening the door for a further downgrade, as well as finance ministe

i'm adrian said again, he's the leader of israel, is war of genocide and gaza. he's facing increasing is really angry. failing to bring captives home and he's also on trial for fraud and bribery prime minister benjamin netanyahu is on the growing pressure. but from politicians within his own government, i am from world leaders increasingly on easy of the ever rising desktop of destruction and gaza. he's long been a controversial leader provoking months of mass protests last year, against his changes to weaken the powers of the supreme court. he's facing similar protests now with thousands rallying nationwide on saturday to demand early elections. nothing yahoo! dismissing the demands for an election to be brought forward from the schedule dates in 2026. so kind of hit resist the revolt against his leadership at is he continuing the wind concept to try to stay in power will be moving on about a more with, i guess in just a moment. but 1st, laura con, begins on coverage st. confrontations between his rated police and protested intel of these and rallying cry from

i'm adrian instead of going to the international court of justice as hearing submissions on israel ls occupation of palestinian territories. it will consider the legal consequences of his wales, ongoing breach of palestinians, right. the self determination, as well as how is where the policies impacts not only the occupied areas, but also other countries and the united nations opinion advisories by the you and this top code unknown binding, but carry significant morrow and legal authority. so one of the decision is announced, it will have global implications. dimitri method jenko sets the scene for us, israel's occupation of historical palestine again more than 56 years ago. in june 1967. it's 6 day war against egypt, syria and jordan killed about 16000 barrels. israel took control of the west bank east jerusalem, and other areas, forcing hundreds of thousands of palestinians from their homes. and so began the longest occupation in modern history. the international community has never recognized israel's annexation of east jerusalem and the west bank. yet they have the gaza strip, rem

i'm adrian finnegan, suspended by a boy called northern islands, power sharing parliament. the storm on the assembly is to resume business it. march the end of a 2 year impasse. the 1st thing to political stability after a hard one piece, the region in the u. k. was form to an island was politicians by britain in 1921 as a decades was controlled by pro protest unionist. that's all changed since the last election is the largest policy. is now sion fame. formally the political wing of the aisle race that for a violent conflict from 1969, the seeking irish unity, tens of thousands of civilians were killed or injured in violence involving the british army, police, and several paramilitary groups and international peace process. so the years, bruce, a political settlement of the aisle re dissolved in 2005. so how important is the resumption of politics in northern ireland? will the region remain of the u. k. or could irish unity become a reality? we'll be discussing this in more in a few moments without guess, but 1st this report on how these events developed by image and came b