austin scott. adrian smith. awe continue, where is austin. thank you, thank you, glenn thompson, hi, glenn. bruce weststerman and ted yoho. thank you fellas, thank you very much. so we're here to celebrate a really tremendous victory for the american farmer. ranchers, agriculture, incredible people. by the signing of the 2018 farm bill, very important. we have been working long and hard on this one. we were hearing it might not be able to pass this year, but i didn't want to talk to pat about that so we passed it. we also just achieved a very historic landmark, a big additional victory as the house and senate have both passed landmark criminal justice reform and sent it to my desk for signature. that's a big -- that's a big thing. [applaus [applause] >> and ivanka, i want to thank ivanka and jared for working so hard on that, it was incredible how you did it, but it's so many people have called and thanked me for that and i thank mitch and everybody for the job you've done. that was an incredible achievement. i think it will go down as one of

today i will share the story on the life of marine corporal adrian robols of scotts bluff, nebraska. adrian was known throughout scotts bluff for his big smile. his older sister, beatrice remembers it this way. as soon as he smiled, even if you were mad at him, you would stop and have to smile. behind that big smile, though, was a tough young man. more than anything, adrian wanted to be a marine. this longing to serve his country was a point of pride and tradition in adrian's family. his grandfather, pedro torres served as a fighter pilot in world war ii. pedro's stories of service and adventure inspired adrian's quest to become a marine and their bond was a source of joy throughout the family. as adrian's father caesar recalls, he loved his grandpa so much. he was a hero to him. when he was 16, adrian approached his parents and told them that he wanted to be a marine. he didn't want to wait. he even prepared a waiver for them to sign which would have allowed adrian to join the corps when he turned 17. while they admired the passion in their young son, adrian's parents stood firm. the

might see it as a setback for them but they say they're going to continue with the fight adrian al-jazeera scott heide to live for us in bangkok many thanks scott. 3 of hong kong's best known pro-democracy activists have been sentenced to prison joshua one will spend around 13 months in jail while at this child will spend 10 months for their role in last year's protests another activist ivan lamb will be in prison for 7 months month's demonstrations outside hong kong's police headquarters and 2019 were triggered by the introduction of a controversial extradition bill which has since been shelved live to hong kong officers adrian brown is there talk us through the sentencing. well adrian the the latest chapter in hong kong's unfolding political drama has today been a west kalou magistrate's court where 3 of hong kong's most high profile political activists joshua wong agnes child and ivan have received jail sentences they have received those sentences over events that happened outside hong kong's police headquarters in june of last year joshua one received 13 and a half months for organizing and

he w scott brooks's brand, adrian kennedy, have been watching some of the films on offer the cam film festival returns to relative normality after 2 years of coverage pandemic disruption ad can is taking off looking to be chalk gone again. cove. it also put breaks on the release of top gun, maverick, which will finally have its international launch. one has been sort of less mystery sure. more than 35 years after the 1986 original tom cruises, resurrection of the famous fight, a pilot is symbolic of the festivals own surgeon with $48.00 or if wanted to confirm another eagerly await new film is from called canadian filmmaker david cronum berg. after an achia high actors, the master of 40 horror dusted off a 20 year old script for his new film. crimes of the future ah, like was avenue in the body. particular. what's happening was my body vigo. mortensen lead to star studded cast as a performance artist, showcasing the metamorphosis of his own organs. the for seen a little can. razzmatazz is provided by elvis. oh, bears. lumens by a pic starring austin butler as the king of rock and roll

gathered here later they're characterizing it as a sit in that should happen in about the next hour adrian and scott what's been the reaction now that but the house and the senate have passed this hong kong democracy act in the states. well the government here in hong kong came out almost immediately and condemned the passage of the bill in both the senate and now we know in the house of the what's left to be signed by president coming out of beijing demanded actually that he vetoes presence of. that bill but also here the local government came up pretty quickly condemned it saying this is internal matter for hongkong and these bills are really only making things worse for the situation actually feeling the fire it kind of has a knock on effect we've seen in the markets in china and here in hong kong dipping a little bit lower today for the 2nd day because there's concern that if this bill moves forward it will have economic implications and that could prompt retaliation china and the united states when it comes to ongoing trade wars are going to knock on effect on the economy as it already has here

we have four terrific interviews lined up for today's show ti with adrian hallmark, ne u james kamsicksa. next up after that, scott son om the ford motor company and then tom doll, executive vice president of subaru of america. we'll beigacfter this. >> from the north american auto show in downtown detroit, michigan, here n is john mack jn mcelroy. here we are now with adrian hallmark, the global brand director for jac jaguar. great to have you. >> great to be here. >> what is the feeling within jaguar with the new owners? >> if you look backoue years, ford and the company put a lot into the brand, no question about that. stikma of these buyouts, the question is, how can they make it work if theyidt? the view is that as a company, we know what we need todoo be successful -- we think we do. we have the funding to do it. we have an agreement with the unions, whic i iornt t us, to sustain our factory footprint though we may build on that in the future. he a good rapport between the owner, management, that mix and a strategy for the future. that's what counts, we are not going to share parts with tartar in the future.

during can't t, the fires have been put out for the most part were south of scott about 20 kilometers. we're right on the adrian coast. i can see the sea from where i'm standing. and what you might see behind me is a burnt olive grove. and we're seeing a lot of these in these region. they're mainly family operations. people make their own olive oil, but these olive trees just fueled fires over the weekend weekend and families are now coming back families we've been seeing and assessing the damage at their properties. some of these olive trees date back century. so there's a lot of heartache and heartbreak that we're seeing with the family to as they returned. some of them have lost property as well in addition, but they're really assessing the situation of fire brigade just passed us moments ago. there also seeing if any of these fires still have dress embers, but here in the center of italy, they've gotten a break in the hot weather. it's still warm. it's about 30 degrees where i'm standing right now. but the real problem is south of here in puleo and calabi and physically where fire brigades are struggling ag

well for a number of reasons adrian as has been reported in scott's piece a few moments ago the boys it's hoped knew the cave system fairly well they most of them anyway had been inside it with their coach a few times before so there is hope that once the water level began to rise on saturday when they went in there that they were able to push forward to an area that they would hope would be dry because it is very. inside that cave system but inevitably in these situations you eventually get questioned you get to allegations that perhaps the process to begin the search and rescue operation hasn't been fast enough and we are seeing that already from some people in this community saying that look the alarm was first raised on saturday afternoon late on saturday when one of the boys failed to return home the navy divers didn't arrive on the scene until very early on monday morning so some people are saying that just simply wasn't fast enough the governor of chiang rai province has responded to those questions to those allegations saying that they are moving as fast as they can the reaso

austin scott. adrian smith. where's austin? thank you. thank you. glenn thompson. hi, glenn. westerman and ted yoho. thank you, fellows. thank you very much. so we're here to celebrate a really tremendous victory for the american farmer. ranchers, agriculture, incredible people. by the signing of the 2018 farm bill, very important, we have been working long and hard on this one, we were hearing it might not be able to pass this year, but i didn't want to talk to pat about that, so we passed it. we also just achieved a very historic landmark, a big additional victory as the house and senate have both passed landmark criminal justice reform and sent it to my desk for signature. that's a big thing. and ivanka and jared, i want to thank you for working so hard on that. it's incredible how you did it. so many people have called and thanked me for that and i thank mitch and everybody for the job you've done. that was an incredible achievement. i think that will go down as one of the great moments. this legislation will help thousands of former inmates and non-violent offenders get

adrian brown is live in taipei. he's at the democratic progressive party base. first to scott heidler, joining us from kmt's headquarters. scott, we have a line here saying that the kmt conceded defeat. this is from the leader of the party. no doubt a sombre move at the party headquarters. >> absolutely, and he just took to the stage. in the last couple of minutes he conceded defeat, he apologised to the members, to everyone that voted for him and the party. in addition to that, he is no longer the chairperson of kmt party. he resigned from that. he bowed and apologised. he is speaking from behind. this is not a defeat that is unexpected. polling numbers went into the election. they expected to go that way. there's an opposition coming out strong and early. that is why we are seeing the capitulation. this resignation as chairman of the party. they are apologising to the supporters. it led to the announcement in a couple of minutes. we heard the country officials come up. the results on the screens behind us. they brought us down with the numbers were up. the party supporters w

chinese rule have not been broken but to some those guarantees now seem worth miss adrian brown al jazeera hong kong. robert scott is a senior international economist at the economic policy institute says he thinks the united states is options for pressure in china are limited. certainly we can sanction china in international arena as we can consider terrorists from putting limits on their diplomats that mean limits on their voting rights in forums like the international monetary fund we're trying china has sought to increase representation so that's one step we can take and i think the key is to actually curtail china's economic power which we have failed to do over the past 2 decades if you feel that enormous trade surpluses and its use east to fuel is growing could gemini around the world there are sanctions the united states can put in place on businesses operating in hong kong specially chinese businesses so that's one option available to us and i think that would make progress unfortunately i think china has decided it it does not need a financial power and it was tested in hong kong before it is powerful o

or oh thanks so much for that update there from scott continue this though with adrian brownies in hong kong outside a theme park has now been shut down to prevent the spread of coronavirus so clearly the economy they're taking a hit. that's right some eon not actually outside that theme park i mean anymore we're actually in the center of hong kong where a short time ago officials from the hospital authority and the health department met the media to provide an update and they say in fact that the number of suspected cases has now gone up by 77 taking it to more than 380 suspected cases and the number of confirmed cases have risen from $5.00 to $6.00 also another confirmed case in macau taking the total there to 3 the hospital 30 also say they are readying another quarantine center turning a former holiday camp into a quarantine center and we've also heard from a microbiologist who was talking yesterday he says that he believes there are number of undetected cases in hong kong now some experts are now warning the incubation period for this virus could be up to 14 days so it's possible t

hello i'm adrian should i get this is that live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes scott put the brakes quarantine mandatory for travelers from spain as the corona virus infection rates triples catalunya. packed up and leaving china u.s. diplomats to park close to consulates in chengdu as relation.

from the protests which marred what was never going to be a day of celebration adrian brown al-jazeera hong kong. well scott hi-lo is live at the queen elizabeth hospital in hong kong where the protester who was shot is being treated to a custom by asking you whether off to this upsurge of violence you think that this is something of a tipping point in the protests where do we stand up to this critical much. needed could very well be a tipping point because as we heard in agents report there this is the 1st time that a protester has been shot wounded by a police bullet we know that live rounds had been fired in the past as warning rounds this is the 1st time a protester was actually hit a teenager in the hospital behind me he was initially brought to a hospital the other part of and then brought here to queen elizabeth for specialty services especially treatment we know that he no major organs were hit but he is still in critical condition he underwent surgery when he arrived here late on tuesday we know that his lung collapsed and he was hit in the chest earlier police said that identified it more as lay i

scott at 42%. libertarian candidate adrian wily at 6%. off in the first of three televised debates on 48. it should be heated. ahead of. debate rick scott is getting some high profile gop help on the campaign trail. today new jersey governor chris christy is making two stops. ring of fire radio host and florida resident and america's attorney joins us tonight. mike, is this, it is very clear that crist is trying to get people to remember just what happened with rick scott and medicare. is it going to work? is the medicare fraud going to be a big drag on scott's campaign down the stretch? >> too shady for the sunshine state is working. look, scott spent 30 to $fry million to try to move his favorables. they are around ebola and isis kind of numbers. when that hams to a candidate, he has to shore up his unfavorables. so this time you have scott's last run. he ran against a very weak candidate. he had huge koch money but he could move his favorables and he can't do that this time. chris keeps the attack up. too shady for the sunshine state i

top sprinter and cal student, nathan adrian has a good shot in a medal. and san jose native scott welsh will swim in the finals of 100 meter breast stroke. faster time than gold medal favorite in the semis yesterday. don't miss a moment of the olympic action check out our viewing guide on nbcbayarea.com. >>> new this morning a city auditor's report last night, overnight rather slams oakland police for spending millions of dollars on technology it never used. today christie smith has the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. more criticism coming down on the oakland police department at this time that even with the severe budget problem the department went on ahead and bought equipment that it didn't use or that was underused. that according to a new report that was just released by the city auditors office, including the shot spotter gunshot detection system, a series of microphones around the city that can pick up sound and determine where it's coming from. in that case the lack of use was because of staffing shortages and also apparently officers received some really

going to be a very increased concern here in china all right good stuff there from scott let's cross over now though to adrian brownlee is live for us in hong kong with the latest right now there in adrian as we look at the headlines more cases in more countries it looks like a virus that spreading right. that's right here in hong kong the seriousness of the situation was underscored on saturday afternoon when the chief executive carrier addressed the media she had arrived back in hong kong just several hours earlier from the davos world leaders' economic forum she announced that she was basically. changing the government's response to this crisis to emergency that's a very high level and that and as i say reflects just how serious the government is now taking this she setting up no less than 4 task force to look at various aspects aspects of how to contain this spreading virus other measures she announced did not though include the temporary closure of the border between hong kong and china that's what many people here in hong kong had wanted her to do instead she's going to insist that all people arriving f

scott roxboro for us on location there and joining me now in the studio is my colleague adrian kennedy hi adrian back up there just for a 2nd because obviously there's no such thing as a socially distant sex scene it's pretty much the end at least for the time being of intimate scenes in movies i really don't think so karen for one thing you couldn't socially isolate the production crew. but also the 2 or more participants in this hypothetical. scene could also take a test and then things should be all right instantly we saw there that invisible. screens were being used to separate act and extras i think the interest of full disclosure we should point out there is a person scream between the. ass and if i move my arm in this story you can actually sometimes see it's. the magic of film it's all illusion indeed it is now a film productions are going head albeit with a lot of improvisation but is the key to this simply minimizing all contacts for everyone involved outside and on set and they take that quite far in bulgaria they are also express experimenting with remote directing feel. po

kong leader, adrian brown, al jazeera, hong kong, australia's to leading candidates for prime minister have held a 2nd televised debate 2 weeks before voters had to the pulse. prime minister scott morrison and opposition leader anthony albany, is debated. rising inflation, climate change, and energy policies. australia has pledged to achieve net 0 carbon emissions by 2050, but a major policy change is needed to meet that target. it also needs a plan to face the threat of whether disasters. one report suggests the cost of natural disasters could increase to $73000000000.00 a year. by 2060. the cost of living is a big concern for many voters, the annual inflation rate jumped to 5 point one percent diminishing the income and savings of millions of people. this election is a choice. it's a choice that has got an impact significantly on the future of all australians. it's a choice between a government that has a strong economic plan that is ensure the destroyer is coming out of this pandemic, stronger than almost any advanced economy in the world, to die with our employment falling with a triple, i credit writing and a budget that turned around by a $100000000000.00 in the last 12 m

scott icon says that it's a meter right? had it is it is i me to roy morocco's meet you write hunter's on the ah, ah ah, hello adrian, i gotta hear it though that he's from the headlines. the us and britain began view in the pacific security alliance as orcus. it's being seen as part of a strategy to counter china. process, criticize us, ready as decision to cancel a $65000000000.00 submarine deal in favor of the agreement. and officials have called it a stat in the back of font size, but it's special forces killed the leader of ice.

scott, find an instability. can libya as a united in peace again was, is its political future. this is inside story, the other welcome to the program. i'm adrian sending an libby as late.

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determine the outcome of his planned meetings with president trump next weekend adrian brown al jazeera asia. let's bring in scott snyder who is director of the u.s. korea policy program at the council on foreign relations joins us live from washington d.c. scott so what do you make of this especially given the time you had of the g. 20 summit. well the timing is axel in terms of especially generating speculation about the possibility that she could bring a message from kemp to trump obviously this really helps xi jinping in terms of having an issue in the u.s. trying to a relationship where the u.s. united states and china actually have a prospect of agreeing with each other you know the trade issue hong kong taiwan those are all much more difficult than north korea and this also puts xi jinping back in the game on the korean peninsula in a way that we haven't seen in a long time for china so 1st and foremost it's about repairing a relationship that's been pretty strained over the nuclear issue. yes i think that remains the outstanding issue one really interesting question is how she jinping is talking to kim jo

people adrian brown al-jazeera hong kong and for more on that public acknowledgement adrian was mentioning let's bring in scott heiler he's joining us from beijing so the leaders in china as we're hearing they're calling this epidemic as a major test the china system what were they saying and what are we to read into these comments scott. yes absolutely the top 7 leaders of this nation led by president xi jinping had another very rare standing committee of the pullup euro meeting and out of that they said they were short comings and that there were difficulties in the early stages of dealing with this coronavirus crisis and they're carrying the way through they're trying to correct as much as they can they said that and they say they there are systems that need to be corrected and improved that's quite a rare admission from the very top government officials here in the central government here in beijing that what's going to be interesting moving forward ok they are saying this this is they say this is a difficult situation what are they going to do to change things we do know now what they're trying to do is b

their anger but we'll find out how beijing is looking at those developments with adrian brown in a bit but 1st let's talk to scott hide and hong kong. scott you outside the legislative council we've already seen riot police deployed that this morning is there a concern about further violence especially given those numbers. council building known as let's go is that block building behind me you'll see in front of that black building at least on this side there are thousands of protesters and we've been here for over an hour and there's been a steady stream of protesters gathering this group back here they've also been dragging the gates and coridon is in front of them as well that is because mainly 200 meters down this road behind the camera riot police have started to stage about the same time a 90 minutes ago i would say dozens at this stage so right now obviously this is a point where there could be some kind of confrontation you know we have seen a scuffle we saw scuffles sunday night during that 1000000 person protest here around let's go right now there haven't been any scuffles we know that a few 100 protes

they've ignored it before let's see what they do in the coming hours adrian 00 school heidi reporting live from bangkok they thanks scott. the governor of afghanistan's helmand province is accusing the taliban of working with al qaida and other foreign fighters. says that the armed groups are supporting the taliban and attacks against government forces fighting has been escalating in recent days raising concerns that stalled peace talks may collapse completely lived out of kabul filio contraflow is for us what are we to make of the the governor's comments . well you know i demanded to important to say at the moment that the fighting heavy fighting between government forces and the taliban in the south and province of helmand and its 7th day we contacted the governor's office and he's in helmand and he spokesman confirmed to us what the government has been saying that. and other foreign fighters have been supporting the taliban offensive in home on it when we asked where are they basing this he said that they have all the evidence however it sensitive information that cannot release at the time now should this turn out t

away from the protests which marred what was never going to be a day of celebration adrian brown al-jazeera hong kong. scott hi liz live from the school of the teenager who was shot by police during protests. we seem to be something of a crossroads when it comes to the process that we know. particularly after the firing of live rounds against demonstrations where do we stand. yes and where in front of a secondary school that you and you can tended now something amazing here just over the last hour or 2 you know hundreds were gathering out front it's a bit empty out here now that's because they are now inside the secondary school the principal came out addressed the crowd for a little bit and then they brought them in for into the assembly hall so they could have a discussion almost immediately after the principal came out he brought them in so it's quite an amazing feat for this principal he is just the principal of the school secondary school where this shooting victim attended he's brought them in these people a lot of them themselves alumni of this secondary school they were out here protesting they're i

amounts to a public good knowledge meant that they failed the people adrian brown al-jazeera hong kong all right let's go live to scott hyla now he's in beijing and these are missteps in the extraordinary times not just in china but in the region as a whole absolutely martinez when you look at what's happened over the last 10 days or so you've had a couple of high level highest level admissions of missteps of challenges of problems things that need be corrected from the top level of the central government here in china you've had you know local governments admitting that they fumbled things at the very beginning but what we've been seeing particularly on state run television here a lot of images of this new hospital that has just opened up and there's another one that's going to open up tomorrow lot of images of supplies coming in but again there's this call from outside of china that they need these medical supplies as we heard in adrian brown's piece right there but one thing that's interesting we have all those challenges but also there are other challenges too and the world health organization just last hour kind

adrian is a business historian. how did this develop, who had the idea and how is it to work together. can you talk a little bit about that? >> ' >> scott, of penguin publisher called me one day and said we have a job for you. we would like you to write a book on the economic history of the united states. wait a second, i am not a historian. we decided we were going to ask adrienne to write a project so when the publisher says that, you are mute thereafter. >> how did you organize the division of labor? it's hard enough to write a book alone, writing one jointly. >> what was even more is i used to work in washington, d.c. around the corner from doctor greenspan and i didn't know him at all. i spent quite a bit of time in washington and talked through the arguments and the material of the book. it's not as difficult as it has been worried about the. you've made history and now you are writing about history did you have an added perspective for having been such a singular figure in the economic policy history making of the country? i worked in government for almost 20 years and that believes in free enterprising. anything that was appoint

adrian c. is earning next to nothing harvesting e.u. subsidized tomatoes and in the process he is indirectly hurting the tomato industry in his home country. like scott j. took in the us sometimes rask on its knee in bits of felt it three c. in new south is subject to the forces of international trite the local farm workers union is demanding higher wages for these people union official daniel like a valley is looking into it three c's case. but it notes that edriss last employer paid him less than half the national minimum wage. there was fear. because there's a lot of bustle. with such low wages they can't afford to pay rent and it's impossible for them to become integrated into mitali in society. because it is going to leave it in a bundle many of them live illegally in abandoned houses in the countryside yet there is a will or they live in ghettos near towns. they go into. i want to see where it recently lives so i drive him home to an abandoned military airfield. migrant workers leave in barracks and containers set up on what used to be the runway. these are all the houses for people to for many of. the twenty dollars trying to drive the people.

adrian brown joins us from beijing and scott heidler from hong kong. what are you seeing from protesters, scott? >> well, the sun has been up for several hours here and we haven't seen any violent confrontations, since late sunday night, in almost ten years. we haven't seen any of that today, monday morning but what we have seen more of a sit in. you can see some people behind me that actually retreated underneath two bridges, it is very hot in hong kong right now. they have blocked off this main artery right here in the center part of hong kong. just behind the corner is the government headquarters, the central financial district has taken a hit because of what's been going on here. financial institution ve have ad people to work from home. several dozens of bank branches have closed because of the sit in. the unfolded monday, business we'll week, very business oriented city. monday morning, no violence but still thousands of protesters on the streets of hong kong. >> no violence certainly encouraging but what is the goal scott? what are the students

from the protests which marred what was never going to be a day of celebration adrian brown al-jazeera hong kong or scott hyder is live at the queen elizabeth hospital in hong kong where the protester who was shot is being treated firstly scots the shooting marks a negative milestone and in the 4 months now are protests where do we stand after some of the worst violence seen so far. yes the student a teenage student was transferred yesterday this had the shooting happened late afternoon on tuesday the student was transferred from the initial hospital he was taken to to queen elizabeth here we know that he went underwent surgery late in the afternoon on tuesday we're also hearing that family and friends of school friends came to visit him at this hospital late on tuesday now what's going to be interesting as we see things moving forward how things will involve you know this is the morning after if you will we saw agents report that it was widespread violence some of the worst violence we've seen in these nearly 4 months of protest during this period what's going to be interesting is to see how both sides

be punished that amounts to a public acknowledgement that they failed the people adrian brown al-jazeera hong kong scott hyder is in beijing he explains how chinese officials are reacting to criticism of their response to the virus. you know they've said that their short comings and difficulties in the way that they've dealt with this so far you know that that kind of goes from the low levels of government all the way up to the 7 most powerful leaders here in china know 2 times since this crisis has really surfaced over the last 10 days the pope or a standing committee has met that's the 7 most powerful leaders in this nation led by xi jinping the president and they met just within the last 32 hours 24 hours and they said that there were short comings and problems with the way that this was handled so obviously that's a big admission now later in the day we heard from the health commission the national health commission and they said that they do not yet see what they called a turning point a century when the numbers of those infected and deaths related to corona virus they haven't plateaued or they hav

have not been broken but to some those guarantees now seem worth miss adrian brown al jazeera hong kong well let's bring in robert scott he's a senior international economist at the economic policy institute joins me now via skype from potomac in maryland it's good to have you with us again mr scott's on the program i mean how do you think president biden can tackle china can he do it alone or is he now perhaps left with the option of trying to look for international support. well i think the 1st thing a president biden has to do is to get our own house in order he united states has certainly suffered to climb in democratic standards here over the last 4 years. symbolized by the invasion of congress on january 6th i think the 1st step would be to pass the voting rights act or one that passed the u.s. house last week the so-called john lewis act to expand voting rights and in support efforts to curtail access at the polls particularly for african-american and other minority voters i think beyond that you're right he does need to break and would need to form a coalition of international governments but again u.s. is seen

adrian brown al jazeera singapore. let's bring in our guests in washington d.c. scott snyder senior fellow for korea studies and director of the program on the u.s. korea policy of the council on foreign relations in singapore time a junk research fellow for the east asian institute of the national university of singapore and joining us on skype from beijing. director of the china national association of international studies thank you all for joining us. scott isn't this an historic meeting by all stand it was definitely an impressive and historic event this is the first time in seventy years us the north korean leader have match it was certainly well stage and i think a change in many respects in the international environment in east asia. first of all u.s. president was willing to meet with a north korean leader but secondly i don't think that sort of meeting could have occurred without the facilitation and support of south korea and president in which has been who has been the most active supporter in trying to put these two together time who would have ever though

really good insight there from adrian brown in hong kong on those border crossings thank you and now scott hyde there in beijing on how china is working to treat the thousands of people infected. 1400 army medics are now in ruhani ready to work in a newly built hospital for coronavirus patients completed in just 9 days the images of supplies on the way and more medical help on hand the chinese government wants its people and the world to see china has criticized the united states for no substantive help with the outbreak and accuse the u.s. government of spreading fear and panic the new facility is modeled after a similar hospital built outside beijing during the sars crisis 17 years ago the number of dead from the corona virus now exceeds that of sars a 2nd hospital is expected to be finished by the end of the week together they will have 2500 beds for those infected with the virus there is frustration and anger on social media over conditions for the infected and doctors and will han china's central government the 1st day back for essential workers after the prolonged holiday focused on

outbreak and overcrowding hospitals there continue to plea for more supplies and staff scott either al-jazeera beijing. adrian brown is in hong kong hey explains what messes the territory is taking. the number of suspected cases has now gone up by 77 taking it to more than 380 suspected cases and the number of confirmed cases have risen from 5 to 6 also another confirmed case in macau taking the total there to 3 the hospital 30 also say they are readying another quarantine center turning a former holiday camp into a quarantine center and we've also heard from a microbiologist who was talking yesterday he says that he believes there are number of undetected cases in hong kong now some experts are now warning of the incubation period for this virus could be up to 14 days so it's possible that somebody who was in 2 weeks ago is now in hong kong and could have the virus now in response to the spreading virus the hong kong authorities have announced that a number of big tourist attractions in hong kong are going to close for the forseeable future that includes the ocean park theme park and also the big disney them

eugene scott, adrian elrod, thank you all. that does it for us this morning. battle is not over yet. vice president kamala harris and senate democrats vowing to continue the fierce fight for voting rights in this country after republicans blocked the legislation late tuesday, following a 50/50 party line vote, which is far short of the 60 votes needed to move forward, at least temporarily shutting down one of president biden's top domestic priorities to override the wave of restrictive voting laws that has been

scott, orlando and michael. now let's get to the first word news. that is adriang kong. >> nds as a faulty electronic scheduling system was the cause of its worst rail disaster in nearly 40 years. the search for survivors has ended with 288 people dead. indian railways says or -- more than a thousand staff our work to clear the wreckage while a high-level inquiry gets underway. saudi arabia will make an extra one billion barrels per day in july, taking his production to its lowest in years. russia made no commitment and the uae secured a higher production quota for next year. the coalition pledged to maintain existing cuts until the end of 2024. hundreds of thousands of people have marched through the streets to show their support ahead of october's policy elections. poland's ruling law and justice party has been criticized by the eu. global news, 24 hours a day on air and on quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. that is it for bloomberg markets. ♪

adrian wooldridge, then carmen secure is noncompliant and finally edge of chaos. book tv and prime time begins tonight at eight eastern on cspan 2. tonight on cspan, fda commissioner scottgodley, norman should -- sharpless and others discuss latest advances in cancer treatment. you can watch it in its entirety tonight starting at eight eastern on cspan. >>> up next, virginia democratic opener discusses medicaid expansion in the state had the recent america's health insurance plan conference. an additional 400,000 low- income adults would gain access to medicare coverage in virginia beginning january 1 of 2019. the state joins dirty to others and the district of columbia and expanding medicaid coverage under the informal care act.

on july 6, two british citizens kolya scott and adrian davis a.tistics are very complete, who did not have time to see it. it’s impossible to see this , you are welcome, we ask you to my telegram channel vyacheslav nikonov where this table has already been given. well, here, uh, really u begin. uh, seriously deal with these soldiers. good luck before they even come to ukrainian soil, if i may just say a few words first about the blow, of course, for peaceful e citizens in the kherson region, including. eh, i think it 's remarkable. that's what, uh, when the ukrainian regime cut off water to the crimea, they said the crimeans are our citizens. but they are separatists. they supported, no matter how russia joined them, so they can be thirsty when they shelled donetsk from luhansk, our citizens said donetsk and lugansk, of course. well, they are separatists, they declared independence and so on. in this case. they say that these territories are occupied by russia. our people live there. citizens, but we kill them, but we kill them. why don't they adm

adrian is a business historian, how did this book develop, who had the idea, how is it to work together, can you just talk a little bit about that? >> well, scott morris, publisher who is my publisher, is it your publisher? >> absolutely. >> not a surprise called me one day and said we have a job for you and i said what is it, we would like you to write a book on the economic history of the united states and i said, wait a second, i'm not a historian, he says, quiet, publisher, editor, you're a historian and besides we will ask adrian woolridge help in the project so when the publisher says that you are mute thereafter. so here we are. >> and how did you organize the division of labor? it's hard to write -- it's hard enough to write a book alone, writing one jointly. >> what was more is i used to work in washington, d.c. around the corner from dr. greenspan when i didn't know him at all and now i work in london so we had -- logistical problems but i actually persuaded the economist to give me 3 months off so i spent quite a bit of time in washington and we talked through the arguments and the material of the book, then we would then exchange th

hello i'm adrian for the get this is the live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes scott put the brakes quarantine mandatory for travelers from spain as the corona virus infection rates triples couple india. packed up and leaving china u.s. diplomats to pop their closed consulate in chengdu as relations the deteriorates. the u.s. military says it has proof that russia is violating the u.n. so the u.n. on's a brother in libya. but in russia's far east protests present a rare public challenge to president vladimir putin and his 4 west indian hopes of a 1st series win in england for more than 3 decades if he can hit the home scene moving into a strong position on day 2 of the deciding test. breaking news this hour scotland is to reimpose a 14 day quarantine on travelers returning from spain 1st but a cynical assertion says that she's advise in caution about all non-essential foreign travel as guidelines can change at short notice this is night clubs at the vent holes are being closed down again in barcelona and elsewhere across the spanish region of couple odia have been more than $

in order to contain this virus al-jazeera is adrian brown is in hong kong he's standing outside a theme park that's now been closed but 1st let's speak to scott heiler in beijing cannot they do what's going on in mainland china scott another day more restrictions this time on wildlife tell us about that. yes you know this ban just announced as you said some in the last hour on wildlife trade and those establishments that previously conducted trade in wildlife are going to be isolated and disinfected so a big move here in china just in the last hour and as you mentioned we're going to be hearing from the health ministry very soon a press conference to be held this is something they did just a couple of days ago so i think right now what we're going to hear is probably an update on exactly what happened what is happening here in china when it comes to dealing with this coronavirus obviously what's what's been going on in will han and who province but one thing to note here you know even in the capital beijing there are some travel restrictions new travel restrictions being put into place long distance bus stations here in the city have been shu

host: scott is from adrian, michigan. caller: thank you. also thank you for letting the people voices be heard. sometimes every once in a while a good idea will get out there, and when you hear it, you think, why didn't we think of that? i actually watched a youtube video last night that lined up with what i kind of thought all along, and in these times, kind of seems like a crazy idea, but i really believe that 20 years from now, that we're going to see social distancing as an impediment to solving this problem rather than the solution to it, because the idea of trying to quarantine everybody, not quarantining throughout history in these situations, they've always quarantined the people that have the disease and not the people that didn't have the disease. and in this case it's impossible to quarantine millions and millions of people without massive negative effect, which is what we're seeing right now. if we concentrated on the people that actually have the disease and the ones that we know have the disease and the ones that are susceptib

scott finished with 3 touchdowns and 210 all purpose yards while nelson had 398 passing yards in the 52 to 7 win. coach adrian jones also made his coaching debut with the bears vs. limestone. untimely turnovers would cost shaw in the second quarter. here on second and nine... darron downing's pass is picked off by p-j brown...who would hug that sideline all the way in for the join us sunday morning on abc-11 beginning at six a-m for the latest eyewitness news. we'll see you again tomorrow night for "eyewitness news newspapers say it's time pat mccrory and republicans in raleigh tell the truth about our schools. instead of putting our children first, billions in tax breaks that could have lifted north carolina's schools and what are we left with? the ratio of teachers to students is worse. funds for textbooks and supplies are scarce. teaching assistants have been depleted. pat mccrory: stop taking north carolina backwards. >> announcer: if you're looking to make more money and take control of your personal and ready, because than merrill, the star of a&e's hit tv show "flip this house," one of the most success

kevin scott and adrian elrod here to let me start with you. what is your reaction?psulated what is going on at the national level in a humorous way. democrats have the best night that we had in five years on tuesday night. we made it teammates in virginia, washington state to regain control of a state legislator. in pennsylvania and new hampshire. i was a weakness when it came to be invested in those races every one. there is a level of truth and not that moving forward with that to be a little bit more focused on talking about policies that matter to democrats and how we can help the american peep hole. that is something that i've long believed and i think you'll see a lot more of that coming forward. griff: i want to get your take and kevin, what do you say for the future? >> well, it was not a great night for republicans, but the reason this is so funny is because there's so much truth to it, the "saturday night live" skit because it's not just the democratic policy, the personalities bringing down the party. nancy pelosi, chuck schumer, bernie sanders, joe biden

scotts dale. matt cane on the mound, adrian bell train, a swing and a miss.m of the fourth, hunter pence, that one is up and high. that is gone to left. his first of the spring. he would add an rbi double later on in the sixth as the giants go on to win 5-2. >>> you know, a lot of a's fans talk about the hay days of the 1980s when the team went to the world series three separate times and won it in 1989. and all the while the bay area was moved by hammer time and the bash brothers, also very much moved by hammer pants, except now to the team's release pitcher pat neshack, they are going to bring the zuma's back. these are images from inside the clubhouse today. not 1989. if you are wondering how they top the league, this could be their answer. >> that is ugly. >> it's 4-1, puerto rico, over the united states in the world baseball classic. but i have to ask you, maybe raj will admit to this, you had a pair of the hammer pants, didn't you? >> he wears them into the newsroom at night. he does. >> what's under the desk right now, i want to see. if you're a man, y