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i think he's dpon going to introduce us to another adrian. >> so colleagues i'm a research at the obtain try i'm going to give you a quick synopsis. we thank mayor ed lee and the office for the opportunity i know the kids are tired to be here. we're very, very thankful for your generous offer and again, the academy of science in making this happen so thank you. and just a little bit of background we're an obtain try in coverage and may not make much sentence so we obvious and this is a little bit what the kids are working on this morning some you may or may not know we have responsibilityic telescopes in california and the kids were using data from the the telescope to create images. this is what public scientists do all the time we've had kids using those same skigz. the very first thing they took ugly data and learned the skills to do a beautiful images. they created a cool game. i'm going to show you i am not a mentor but this morning our mentors were the kids our kids a quick round of applause (clapping) and finally i'm going to introduce adriana great name (laughter) just to show yo

here, farral. >> adrian thank you very much. threw a banana at a brazilian footballer. reaction from an anti-violence commission. will have his ticket revoked for life, lengthy stadium ban and fine. >>> responded after that game by saying we have suffered this in spain for some time. you have to take it with a dose of humor. we aren't going to change things easily if you don't give it importance they don't achieve their objective. >>> sport has gone viral. football stars posting pictures of themselves with bananas. the striker using the hashtag we are all monkeys. solidarity with brazil female player mar that. we say no to racism he tweeted. are pierre power, he is from the fair network that addresses races in football. from london. why does this continue to be such a problem not only in spain but across europe? >> well, i think there's a number of different factors. and actually in spain it's been going on for a very long time. and i have to say, the actions been taken against theville la a really fan, it's come very late. the

for an assessment of the situation there we turn once again to adrian karatnycky, a senior fellow at the atlantic council. he just returned from a trip to ukraine earlier this month. and michael mcfaul was u.s. ambassador to russia from 2012 until this past february. he's now a professor of political science at stanford university. welcome to you both, adrian karatnycky, who are these people, they appear to be in came flouj uniformed, very well armed t seems orchestrated, what is known? >> it is already known because of-- conversations on their internal communications that have been revealed by the ukrainian security forces that these people are acting under the direction of russian minders. in fact, the person who orchestrated the political technologist who orchestrated the takeover of crimea is now their point of contact. these people are perhaps perhaps some of them redeployed forces from crimea. there are not very many of them as yet. probably less than a couple hundred. they are not deployed in all the cities where there have been these kinds of takeovers but generally the typic

adrian brown from jindo. where a search for missing passengers condition. >> syria's largest city had 50 at least killed in a barrel bombing. this picture, which can't be independently verified appears to show the aftermath. government forces have been dropping barrel bombs on rebel-held areas in an intense campaign that began in december. more than 1,000 people have been killed since then. barrel bombs, filled with explosive. shrapnel. causing damage. >> for more than 20,000 residents of damascus are in danger of starving to death. that's a warning from the united nations. the yarmouk camp is on the outskirts of the capital and has become a key battle ground. no food delivered. aid supplies have run out. some are resorting to eating leaves and animal feed. >> they need to deliver 700 foot parcels to the camp. it's only managed to get in around 100 a day. conditions have worsened. no food has been able to get in. a spokesman for the u.n. relief says that there is food waste to be delivered, but aid agencies n

>> quien estuvo con adriÁn en el autobÚs, ese fatÍdico día. >> dice que adriÁn era quien colocÓ mÚsicapactado parcamente carga. >> fue con el accidente ocurriÓ. >> va a estar en nuestros corazones. nunca lo vamos a olvidar. >> quedando en 22 horas para declarar sus impuestos. esta noche impuestos seguÍan en el proceso. >> arrestan a una mujer por hallar siete cadÁveres de bebÉs en el garaje de su casa. los vecinos no pueden creer lo sucedido. >> todo listo para vivir los primeros 40 minutos de la gran final. el una-dos del torneo clausura se verÁ las caras por el boleto al mundial de fÚtbol. los detalles en breve en "acciÓn deportiva". >> el termÓmetro marca 52 fahrenheit. >> ya volvemos con mÁs. no le cambie. >> los cuerpos sin vida de bebÉs fueron hallados. aparentemente se trata de sus hijos. y seÑalÓ sobre mata de los escondiÓ en cajas. aquel dÍa la verdad saliÓ a la luz. como sucede detrÁs de muchas historias de terror, quienes conocieron a los protagonistas, nos imaginaban esto. los vecinos ignoraba lo que habÍa ocultado durante dos dÉcadas en el garaje de su casa. >> siempre la

. >> the next card i have is from adrian, covert is that correct adrian? >> thank you on behalf of the bay area counsel representing the business voice for the 9 county bay area but located in san francisco for 69 years and during that time one of the things we've acknowledged is one of the reasons the bay area is such a great place to work and do business is the investment our leaders have made in the past and san francisco's sewer's system is in aggregate a hundred years old many other cities in california are currently grappling with ways to finance ways to improve their infrastructure and bring it in line with current day standards so san francisco is not alone but by addressing these structural deficiencies early on can help save costs down the road and we believe this rate package does that and we support it and appreciate the length puc has gone through to help keep the business community informed so thank you. >> adrian, thank you very much for being here. >> the next card i have is from hiroshi, takuda is that correct sir? >> yes. good afternoon i

adrian finnegan here in doha with the news hour. the united nations is accusing rebels in south sudan of carrying out a massacre of hundreds of people. it happened in bentu in the north of the country. many of the pictures from the area are too graphic to air. >>> a toxic chemical probably chlorine was used in syria earlier this month. washington is are investigating allegations that. >> russia is accusing ukraine from failing to stop the violence in the eastern part of the country. vice president joe biden has arrived as a commitment to the interim leaders. >>> now to iraq where 50 rebel fighters have been killed in a military operation in the centrally proves, are carried out targeted fighters from the islamic state of iraq and the levant. known as i.s.i.l. the government is also battling i.s.i.l. fighters who seizeed anbar province. >>> shows pleading with his government. the individual yoa video of moh, tecredit. >> al jazeera continues to insist their journalists peter greste, baher mohamed and mohamed fahmy be released. al jaz

. >> adrían castro, denisse gomez marisa serrato , son los que murieron el jueves por la tarde . >> unae . >> mi padre dios lo tendrá bien . >> las palabras de ismael jiménez, a quien le apasionaba el arte, una profesión que quería estudiar con su compañera denisse gomez . >> la muerte de adrían castro, también dejo un hueco enorme en la comunidad . >> marisa serrato , acudia a la escuela . >> arthur vive en rancho cocamonga, reclutaba alumnos . >> michael y su prometida se habían comprometido en paris, francia . >> agradecida de que mi hijo esta vivo . >> los que sobrevivieron narran lo feliz que están . >> lo sentimos mucho de que esto les pasó a algunos hoy no le toco a mi hjo y siento mucho por las familias . >> la cruz roja ha establecido una línea telefonica para las familias afectadas . >> ofrecimos refugio y comida . >> que tragedia fue un reporte de gonzalo alavarado . >> para mantenerse al tanto sintonicenos y también vaya a twitter y facebook . >> en otro orden de información la policía de san jose investiga un tiroteo , antes de las 8 de la noche , hallaron a un hombre herid

. >>> and another of our correspondent is adrian brown.drian bring us up to speed on the rescue forts and the investigation into the accident. >> well, the round the clock operation goes on. it is an enormous rescue operation. they are working under giant flood lights at the moment because they are involved in a frantic race against time. it is almost three days since the ferry sank, and the hopes are fading of finding alive anymore people. but the rescuers still believe there is a faint chance there could still be some survivors. they may be trapped in an air pocket or in some sealed room. today the drivers were not able to venture into the center of the vessel, where if there are survivors that's where they think they will be. they weren't able to get there because of the floating debris and the current is very strong. >> mean while, adrian, details have been released of the latest radio contact between the ferry and maritime control. >> that's right. this is compelling and chilling stuff. and this has been released in just the last few

thank you. [ applause ] >> you've been listening to survivors tell their story adrian describing doing a happy dance the first time she walked into a nonhandicapped bathroom and the strength of the community and also it not to be strong all the time. it is an understandably difficult day in boston as the city remembers one of its darkest hours, the attack at the marathon's finish line one year ago today. we'll take a listen to a moment to the musical part of this event and we'll go live to vice president biden in just a few moments. ♪ that people come in our lives for a reason ♪ ♪ bringing something we must learn and we are led to those who help us most to grow ♪ ♪ if we let them and we help them in return ♪ ♪ well i don't know if i believe that's true ♪ ♪ but i know i'm who i am today because i knew you. like a comet pulled from orbit as it passes the sun ♪ ♪ like a stream that meets a boulder halfway through the woods ♪ ♪ who can say if i've been changed for the better but because i knew you ♪ ♪ i have -- >> that is ren ease king singing, beautiful musical number. obviously the respo

we hope to go live to adrian brown in jinned u in a -- jindo, but here is a report on why the families say their suffering is being made worse. >> it's one of the saddest places on earth. a gymnasium, a temporary home to families of missing. among those enduring another agonising day, this woman, whose 16-year-old daughter is unacontacted for. a daughter whom a mother describes as intelligent, optimistic and fun. >> she was a daughter and a friend. >> a daughter. she wants to believe is still alive. >> this is kim, a devote christian, got the last cool from her daughter at 9:56am on sunday morning, when the ferry was list said dangerously to one side. >>. >> translation: she said, "mum, quickly, pray to got. we are also praying." if god takes her, there's nothing i can do. >> she's getting by on two hours sleep a day and spends most of her time watching the rolling news coverage. >> they have been through the full range of emotions. anger, denial and acceptance that they may never see their child again. >> mrs. kim's husband has spent the past four days demanding answers from the autho

adrian brown has their story. >> reporter: it is one of the saddest place on earth. the gymnasium that is now the temporary home for the families of the missing. her 16-year-old daughter remains unaccounted for had these are pictures of kim on the left. her daughter is intelligent, optimistic and above all fun. >> she was a daughter and a friend. >> reporter: the daughter she wants to believe who is still alive. mrs. kim got her last call from her daughter on wednesday morning when the ferry was already listing dangerously to one side. >> she said, mom, quickly pray to god. we're also praying so i hope god is protecting her. if god decides to take her, there is nothing i can do. >> reporter: she's getting by on two hours of sleep a day and spends most of her time watching the rolling news coverage of the disaster. they have been through the full range of emotions. anger, denial, and for some acceptance that they may never see their child again. mrs. kim's husband has spent the past four days demanding answers from the authorities. on this occasion challenging officia

adrian was a fine young man involved in football aspiring to a bright future. we also pray for the other people and family of those who lost their lives. the fifth student is jennifer, a senior and honor student at dorsey high school. crash investigators say skid marks on the freeway indicate the bus driver attempted to avoid the fed ex truck as it headed toward them. the driver, friends say she was dedicated to her job and her safety of her passengers. abc7 news. >> the marin county sheriff's department has confirmed a body found on mount tamalpais is that of a missing hiker. 33-year-old was last seen on the 30th. she recently moved to the area. they received a tip from a runner who said he saw her saturday. they narrowed their search area. search dogs found her body yesterday morning. >> the body was located in a very remote rugged area, a drainage off of what might be considered one of the more common trails used here in the mountain. it's unusual for people to travel these areas, which would explain as to why she had not been located up to this point. >> a

let's join our correspondent covering this, adrian brown. he is in jindo. we saw the death toll rising again in the past hour. >> that's right. it now stands at 58, more than twice what it was this time yesterday. i think we have reached the stage where we'll see the confirmed death toll mount significantly in the coming 24 hours or so. this is a reflection of the fact that divers have been object get into other ors of the -- other areas of the submemoryinged -- submerged vessel. they believed most of the people they had hoped would survive would be. it's really turned into a recovery operation. bodies have been brought back by coast guard vessels running between the shore. carried ashore in a sombre procession and taken to a morgue where they are identified by family members. here, close to where the names of dead have been tabulated. they have descriptions of children which they goept have a name for. what they put down is items of a belonging that were found with a child. occasionally there'll be a shout, a gasp, a scream as someone recognises the fact t

adrian brown reports from jinned u, clo -- jinnedo. >> the uncertainty over fate has turned to anger. when authorities tried to brief them on thursday morning, fights broke out. the >> officials decided transport them to the site of the sinking. hundreds of people are missing. one senior rescuer said it's unlikely many survivors will be found. the prime minister said there's not a moment to lose. there is hope that some may be alive inside the hull of the ferry, surviving in an air pocket. overnight strong tides prevented divers getting inside. the opener of the ferry said slowly. >> translation: we deeply apologise to families. i am saying again we are sorry, our company will promise to do our best to not lose more lives. >> that it's unclear what caused the ferry to list. some passengers were told not to leave the ship as it was taking on water and dangerous. the rescue will attempt to get air into the ship giving divers a chance to get inside. they believe if people are alive they'll be in the restaurant or computer games area. >> we have heard about conditions that are hindering r

adrian brown has more on how the community is trying to cope with loss. >> reporter: it's a communityhat has been crushed by grief. at a makeshift memorial there was a steady procession of mourners. the majority of the dead and missing are students from the same local high school. funerals are one of the few occasions in south korea where people are expected to express their feelings. it has been an emotionally draining week for the people of this city. scenes like this are set to be repeated for days if not weeks to come. >> translator: first we need to recover from the sadness, and the students also need to recover and be able to go back to their schools again. >> reporter: the operation to retrieve the bodies is gathering pace. helped in part by better weather. the sinking of the ferry was an anniversary one week ago that seemed to pass unnoticed here in the town. but the family of this girl can now at least mourn their beloved daughter. i last spoke to her mother on saturday when she still wanted to believe her daughter would make it. this girl was on the year of embarking on a ye

. >> let's go to our correspondent adrian brown. joining us from jindo. >> if you can give us an idea of what is happening where you are, where you are standing, and the latest in the recovery effort:. >> yes, that really has become a recovery provision now. that's a sign that the divers have been able to enter the vessel in greater numbers, they weren't able to a few days ago because of the weather and visibility. they are making much more head way, and what we are seeing is almost a shuttle service of coast guard vessels bringing bodies from the submerged ship to the shore. the death toll stands at 56, and it's been rising by the hour. there has been emotional scenes, as you can imagine in the port today. there's grieving, crying, sobbing where you go. that really is the sound of this port. when the bodies are tape ashore, they are -- taken ashore, they are put into a temporary morgue. they are taken to a near hospital. the names of the deader being listed, and the descriptions of the children if they don't have names, for instanc

. >> adrian brown, our correspondent, is covering the story from the port city of jindo. the president had harsh words for the crew, the members arrested, and the captain, it is clear. she is not going to show them any mercy. >> that's right. the captain really is a figure of hate in this country at the moment, and really is the oection of so much nger from the cam lis -- focus of so much anger from the families and for good reason. the authorities are moving. there's four more arrests. three at the weekend, including the cap tape, who has -- captain, who has been charged with breaching maritime law and negligence, and prosecutors accuse him of breaching the most important maritime protocol of all, which is abandoning the ship before all the passengers had left. today the president, added her condemnation to the chorus of criticism over the captain's actions. she was meeting her aides. this is what she had to say. >>. >> translation: the conduct of the captain and some crew members is unnath omable. it was untolerated. it was an act of emergency. the captain did not follo

credit adrian says he will continue to pursue this extreme sport.is first person are report. >> my name is adrian ballinger. i have expended everest six times, i'm headed for the 7th time. 50 times over all my expeditions this section, it is really a section we are always concerned every season. if an avalanche happens there's not much you can do to get away from the blocks that are falling. i've seen people try to fall into cre crevasses. we heard the crashing of ice falling from the wall above us. the ice fall happens three to 4,000 feet above you. you have a few seconds before the ice reaches you. we all ran as fast as we could down little into the side and we were lucky enough to get out of the way from where all the blocks landed. the sherpa is a native group that lives around and below mt. everest. they are genetically very capable of climbing at altitude and become a part of all big mountain expeditions. they do some of the hardest on the mountain, things like carrying loads, digging out camps after three have had snow storms. every year ther

. >> one of those friends is adrian dixon. >> this is my best friend. i talk to dix more than -- more than anybody else. >> so we've seen ups and downs. we know all of the flaws in our character. and we try to make each other -- >> i have no flaws in my character, don't let her fool you. >> right. it breaks my heart because i know that she is a -- a good person. i just wish -- i know that her appeal's going to work in her favor. i know. >> don't make me cry. >> you learn to be a family when you're incarcerated. i mean, it's kind of neat to see the groups of people that become friends in here. because they're people that you would never associate with out there. but you come in here, everyone's facing the same hurts and the same hangups so we kind of lean on each other for that. you know in 20 years i'm going to be so good at this game. >> hilberling might need all of the support she can muster. her sentencing, which could be up to 25 years in state prison, is only days away. robert hill is also facing an uncertain future as he awaits trial for first-deg

. >> reporter: adrian shot a photo from the terminal at indianapolis airport where they were delayed for two hours for a replacement jet. the damage is not as clear as the one shot by the other passenger. i showed her the other picture. >> that is more drastic than i thought. >> reporter: maintenance crews are examining the aircraft. and adrian got a message from the airline. >> i got a message from united. >> reporter: an apology sent to all 138 passengers on the flight. >>> a man will undergo psychiatric evaluation after making threats against the headquarters of the "los angeles times." the lapd detained him last night. his supervisor claims he had a pillow case full of bullets and said i'm not afraid to shoot people. >>> what will the weather look like tomorrow for easter sunday? let's look at the first check on weather and live doppler 7 hd. >> temperatures right now are coming down into the 40s and some 50s. napa, 52, petaluma, 46 and 56 in concord. now today's highs were near normal as we look like from emeryville there is cloud cover coming in from the coast. highs today in s

adrian brown, al jazeera, jimbo south korea. >> we will hooe more from aid korean brown.e will join us in just a few on the recovery. >> washington may dispatch 150 soldiers to poland and estonia for military exercises. at a time would follow the buildup of russian forces along ukraine's border. it would reliable last about two weeks but would continue on a rotating basis. >>> acted visits are still protesting and calling for the interim government to now step down. following the ouster of victor yanukovych, moscow increased gas prices by 80% and putin wants europe to help ukraine pay its growing bills. >> it might be disappointing for the protesters held up but in several locations across the southeast. it's revealed that only about 25% of the population of this region actually wants a federal system. and that's one of the main demands of the pro-russian protesters what people favor is a decentralized system in ukraine, one by which they can deal with their own local governance without referring back to kiev. interestingly enough, there is a tiny minority, about 7%, beli

. >> and with that ellen's mother phoned an old acquaintance of hers, a defense attorney named adrian wrong. >> next morning ellen went to meet with adrien. by then the story was breaking. >> albuquerque police have an active crime scene investigation going on right now. >> police tell us a confidential source told us the remains of snyder are buried under the garage of this home. >> she sat stiff in front of me. she said, have you heard about them digging for a body in the northeast heights? and i said, well, you couldn't not hear about it. it was on all of the television stations and all over the newspaper. and she said, well, my ex-husband is buried there because i shot him. >> ellen snyder tells her story at last. >> she never tell anybody about me. i have never been so afraid in my life. >> the final frightening moments of mike snyder's life. he said that for some people, an antidepressant alone only helps so much and suggested we add abilify (aripiprazole). he said that by taking both, some people had symptom improvement as early as 1 to 2 weeks. i wish i'd talked to my doctor s

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adrian brown reports that they have been watching the events unfold on the tv cleans. it's one of the saddest places on earth. the gymnasium is one of the temporary home. grief is all around you. among those enduring an agonising day. kim's daughter is unaccounted for. these are recent pictures of kim on the left. a daughter her mother described as intelligent. optimistic and mun. >> she was a daughter and a friend. >> a daughter she wants to believe is alive. >> this is kim, a devout christian, she got a call from her daughter at 9:57am. when the ferry listed dangerously to one side. >> she said, "mum, pray to god. we are also praying. i hope god is protecting her. if god decides to take her, there's nothing i can do. she's getting buy on two hours sleep a day. she spends much of her time. they have been through the full range of emotions, anger, denial for some, and acceptance that they may never see the child again. >> mrs. kim's husband spent the past four days demanding answers, on this occasion challenging officials over the true state of the vessel. his daughter

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adrian brown, al jazeera, south korea. >>> coming up next, two palestinian groups trying to make peace. what it means for israel. >> and cuban cuisine, how the menu is changing now that the political landscape is changing. >> welcome back, this is al jazeera america, i'm john siegenthaler in new york. we have a lot more to cover this half hour. caught in the cross fire. a young syrian boy becomes a casualty of war after narrowly escaping death months ago. >>> ethnic getting maxed up with job candidates. >>> and getting patched up with one of the best sushi restaurants in the world. richelle carey is back with the headlines. >> john, listen to rival palestinian groups hamas and fatah say they will try to form a unified government. israel has responded by pulling out of the negotiation process aimed at restoring peace in the region. >>> the first of u.s. troops touched down in eastern europe today, they will take part in a month of military exercises meant to support u.s. allies there, unrest in ukraine, russian troops are holding their own drills along ukraine's eastern border. and pres

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my name is adrian. i was having a bad day. the way he came up to me made my day. >> it shows how respected adrian castro is. students are expected to attend the vigil from other schools in the area. the principal tells us the memorial will eventually move onto campus. for the time b she has allowed dids to express themselves. jeff nguyen, kpix 5. >> wannest other victims of the deadly crash was a twin girl. her sister was on another bus that made it to humble university. tonight she is trying to imagine life p without her twin. 17-year-old marisol learned her sister's bus had crashed when she was still on the drive. >> i was panicking. my heart was racing. i was praying and hoping that my sister was okay. >> the family says it won't be easy to move on. they shared everything and slept in the same beavered night. the twins had been accepted to a number of colleges. >>> formal charges could come as soon as tomorrow for a former kkk leader linked to a deadly shooting spree. police say frasier glenn shot up two jewish facilities y

. >> our adrian brile last the latest from jindo south korea. >> it's increasingly the dead rather than the living, that they are bringing ashore. they had spotted the bodies earlier but weren't able to get inside the vessel. now the currents around the vessel are still very strong, very treacherous water, very difficult for the waters, and also, visibility remains very, very poor indeed. but they are slowly making headway, although the man in charge of the operation says this could all go on for weeks if not months. in the meantime they have now put a net, some netting around the vessel, to prevent bodies drifting away. families of the missing have also been asked to submit dna samples because they're going to need that in order to identify perhaps further bodies that they find in the future. so that's another grim moment for the families. their anguish of course has been compounded by the fact that it's emerged that the third mate who was actually at the helm of the vessel was very inexperienced and really had never navigated in these challenging waters before. she has told the invest