live from doha, i'm adrian finnegan rallying for their fellow palestinians in yarmouk camp. loss of 148 lives on the attack on garrissa university. and christians around the world mark easter. we begin in yemen where air strikes against houthi rebels continue for an 11th night on saturday. targeting houthi ammunition supply lines and depots in aden. there is report that houthis have stormed homes and detained journalists. the group a day after it came out in support of the saudi coalition. the u.n. wants a 24 hour ceasefire to are bring in medical supplies, you hospitals were overwhelmed. pause in the strikes to allow humanitarian aid. 500 people have been killed since the attacks began. >> grave concern over the situation that yemen has been facing a while. the russian federation, expressed concerns over the humanitarian situation in yemen since a long time. the councilmembers night time to reflect on the russian proposal. >> let's get a look at the situation in the l studio here, l what do you think? >> on the basis of humanitarian excuses. >> why do you say that? >> i mea

. >> i'm adrian hawkins i'm running for our city council for our ward, ward 1. >> i'm running for ward 1. >> one of the protests may have cleared but a new campaign is in full swing. >> i'd like you to invite you to a forum it's the last one. >> reporter: two-thirds of residents in ferguson are black yet the currently six member city council has only one black member. there are three open seats. one ward has only white candidates. another only black candidates. but in ward 1 board residents are vying for a seat in a racially diverse race. the victor will determine whether ferguson's city council will stay majority white or divides equally between black and white members. >> what inspired to you run? >> it was the death of michael brown, the thought of my children not returning home for walking down the street was way too much to handle and something had to change. >> reporter: adrian hawkins has been a ferguson resident for 27 years and has had her only hurdles to come. >> i was on government assistance for years as i raised my children as a single mom. but that never stopped me. that

adrian: absolutely. it is all about the spin.oment it is over, you will have representatives from each party telling the media what happened. how david actually one. -- won. it depends on the media coverage and the snap polls. mark: where do you stand? the poll say one thing the betting market say another thing. adrian: we will not know for another few weeks. i don't know that i should side with any bun. -- anyone to read i'm inclined to look more at the polls, because they are actually trying to find out who is going to find out who is going to win. caroline: what are your clients saying? what do people want clarity on? adrian: people are worried about the whole new level of uncertainty we are seeing compared to the last election or the elections before that. they are wondering how is britain going to be governed after the election? the only certain thing is no one will win. but that also the uncertainty has a tendency to be overplayed a little bit before the election. yes, we are in intrepid waters. -- uncharted waters but poli

i'm adrian finnegan. also on the program. al shabaab the garrissa university where 148 lost their life. >>> animals banned in the circuses in mexico but no one knows what will happen to them next. yemen is descending further into chaos as the saudi led offensive enters its 10th day. most recent development saudi led air strikes have pushed houthis back but fighting continues in the port city of aden in southern yemen. saudi arabia has been dropping weapons and aid to ra the forces. to fight against the houthis backed by iran. >>> now control part of the city of mukala. streets of aden have book battle ground. large parts of the city lie deserted. supported by saudi air strikes and weapons they have been able to push the houthis back for now. the united nations security council is set to meet later on saturday to discuss a pause thlt air strikes. >>> a survivors has been found hiding at garrissa. that's according to recovery operations. a woman is now taken to hospital. the people of garrissa are struggling to come to terms. t

she heard the police. >> and it scared me, they scared me so bad that i said "adrian, come out!" and that's when that guy told her, "contain her!" so she shoved me into the car and then put the handcuffs on really, really tight and pushed me into the car, but i said, "but my son is in there." >> a thorough search of the property turned up no sign of meth. despite her pleas, the police wouldn't tell tonya what they were looking for. >> every time i would ask she'd just say my detective will be here to talk to you. you just need to shut up, you know, i'm protecting my officers. i said, "from what? you got all the guns!" tonya was taken to the police station but then released without charge. it was only on her return that she began to realize what had happened. during the raid, the armed officers entered the house where tonya's 80-year-old husband was sleeping... ...guns drawn, six sheriff's deputies made their way towards his bedroom. >> i came back to the house and it was horrible, there was blood all over that bed. it was thick and it was running down the walkway, and there was a

>> i'll be honest adrian, the houthis are not coming back from aden. they cannot attack aden to retreat a couple of weeks later. hundreds of thousands of i could say tens of thousands of fighters, to ensure that they have have aden. they will thought complete go of aden this will be a long term war, and when it comes to aden, according to one of the top officials i met yesterday quowlt they have no possible way of retreat whit comes to aden. >> akim.a. bate, thank you. having taken aden he says the houthis are not going to do it. >> they are besieged they will not turn back. they are just trapped like a mouse. that's the truth. they did not come from the north to invade aden. they were in aden for a long time ago because of that being games ever ali abdullah sally r of ali abdullah saleh. they were there. they are on the run being hit and going to succumb and being brought underneath. >> account houthis muster enough support from the rest of the country to back up those people who are trapped in aden. >> very good question have is adrian. they were try

i think adrian got caught in a vortex. had the nfl under fire and you had adrian peterson come in in a different kind of case where he went overboard. i don't think it was the same type of thing as ray rice punching out his fiancee. he admitted that he did it, he admitted he was wrong, he admitted why he did it and i think it was a case of adrian peterson getting caught in the tail wind of another case. >> he didn't, even after the the pictures came out, he didn't do any jail time, he pled guilty to a misdemeanor. he was suspected ultimately for half a season. some people say that wasn't a raw enough deal. >> actually, he played one game and then he missed 15 games. and so he got hit pretty hard in the pocketbook in terms of what happened with him in the nfl. and so, when he didn't get jail time, he pleaded down to a misdemeanor, but he got hit pretty hard by the nfl and that's where i think he got caught in the pr spin of what was happening with the nfl and domestic violence at the time. >> now there are policies in place

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con el vÍdeo de seguridad la policÍa logrÓ capturar al sospechoso identificado como adriÁn villa de 18onsulado de mÉxico en esta ciudad. luz: hace meses de la desapariciÓn, mÁs de 100 personas se dan cita a las obras del consulado de mÉxico en san francisco. entrevista: soy madre y me vale que sufran esto. luz: precisamente blanca luz, , madre de uno de los desaparecidos pide ayuda. estanislao mendoza, padre de otro de los grandes desaparecidos, cree que el gobierno de mÉxico no ha hecho lo suficiente. entrevistado: allÁ los gobiernos no es apoyar y no nos dan soluciÓn de nada. cÓnsul: hay mÁs de 100 personas que han sido detenidas estÁn procesadas, sujetas a juicio, entre ellos el alcalde de la ciudad de iguala y su esposa, mÁs de 50 policÍas de iguala y de la poblaciÓn vecina a iguala, un grupo de mÁs de 50 personas que estÁn ligados a grupos de delincuentes estÁn en la cÁrcel, no son todos. las autoridades invocando a mÁs personas que estuvieron involucrados en estos hechos. luz: el supervisor de san francisco, le entregÓ un reconocimiento al padre y dijo que presentarÁ una resoluci

at our headquarters in doha, i'm adrian finegan. coming up, the battle for aden. houthi rebels fight with saudi arabia-backed fighters for the yemeni city >>> new arrests and threats connected to the massacre at the university of kenya. >> fighting for control of yarmouk - i.s.i.l. fighters take over more of the palestinian refugee

thank you adrian brown in beijing. >> to nigeria, where a candle lit vigil is held in the capital tok a year since 200 schoolgirls were kidnapped by boko haram. a roll call of the missing girls was read out in the gathering in abuja. the schoolgirls were abducted in the north-east. ynonne ndedge reports from abuja >> reporter: peter's sister is one of 200 girls missing a year after being taken. the mass abduction caused global protests against the failure of the government of president goodluck jonathan to find the girls and deal with the group. >> i've been so sad >> i feel so sad, so depressed. i'm sorry for them, and the think the government failed them. and that i failed them. i see so many things. we have not done enough. >> hundreds of schoolgirls marched through abuja marking the anniversary. >> the girls brought the march to the ministry of education to demand fresh government action to find the missing girls. each of them is holding a placard with the names of missing girls, a number and a hashtag never to be forgotten. some are as young as 7 and 8 years old. >> the minister

adrian brown sent this report from shanghai. >>reporter: 25 years ago, owning a car was still a dream for most chinese people. today the country's the world's fastest growing auto market and this is arguably the industry's most important trade event. dominated once more though by foreign brands. >> i think it's still growing. it's an exciting place in the world. there's a lot of opportunities. >>reporter: but it's not all good news. car sales are declining here falling from 13 to 7% last year. one of the reasons, china's slowing economy. and there is another reason. the government's anticorruption campaign means that many local officials don't want to be seen driving around in vehicles that could even be vaguely described as a luxury model. and that is denting the market for premium cars. sales of electric cars also remain in the slow lane. as part of efforts to curb pollution and promote a domestic car industry the government wants 5 million energy saving vehicles on the roads by 2020. so far, the figure is fewer than 100,000 b

. -- adrian fin gan. also on the program - the u.n. calls for swift justice for those behind an al-shabab attack in kenya killing 147 people >>> china's energy chief charged with corruption >>> and we go along for a ride in what is called the vehicle of the future. >> u.s. president obama said an agreement restricting the nuclear programme will make the world safer. the foreign minister is in tehran and says it's a win/win for all sides. this is what president obama had to say. the international community agreed to provide iran with relieve from sanctions. our own actions and sanctions imposed by the united nations security council. this relief will be faced as rain takes steps to adhere to the deal >>> israel's prime minister says the agreement threatens his country's survival and is set to convene his ministers to discuss the deal. we have this report from lausanne. >> after around the clock make tore break negotiations these leaders celebrate what they hope is a historic moment. the e.u. high representative made the announcement wit

adrian adrian peter son will be returned to do.he next question will the vikings keep him or trade him. espn says for the first time fans must buy a ticket for weigh inns. $10 $10. >> they are making all kinds of money on that fight. >> you can and they will. >> billy morgan landed the first ever 1800 quadruple cork. are you counting that? he flipped four times. >> i couldn't even keep track of it. >> his body spun five complete rotations. these mega jumps, a lot of snow boarders have even been knocked out when they don't make the jump. he said you see that hand? he was upset it was a little messy at the end. >> just imagine practicing that. how many times he probably fell on his face. >> air tunnel. >> just ahead the new warning from doctors about the risk of snoring and sleep apnea plus an espn reporter gets suspended and a heroic display in the subway. >> we're talking a big warmup for the east this weekend. i'll have the details coming up. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. it took tennis legend serena williams, fencing cha

minnesota vikings running back adrian peterson has been reinstated by the nfl.vember for violating the league's personal conduct policy. after an incident which he disciplined his son with a switch. while he is now eligible to participate in team activities it's unclear whether he will rejoin the vikings. his agent says he wants to play on a different team but the vikings don't appear as though they'll trade him. he must continue a treatment and counseling program. florida state quarterback jameis winston is being sued by the woman who accused him of rain in 2012. she's claiming sexual battery, false imprisonment and intentional infliction of emotional di d distrez. she also filed a federal lawsuit against the university that was back in january. >>> let's turn to hockey. round one of the stanley cup playoffs to the new york rangers. off to an early start hosting the penguins. ryan mcdun in a, stud ads a second goal. they beat the pens 2-1. red wings goally with a strong performance against the lightning last night finishing with 44 saves. a good defense with th

adrian hawkins running for the city council here in ferguson missouri.ou very much. >> thank you. >> reporter: we will have continuing coverage throughout the day, rain or shine, and we'll let you know how the election turns out. >> reporter: all right. hoping for a shine for your sake rob. thank you very much. >>> well the u.s. senator rand paul has announced that he will be a contender for the 2016 campaign for president. he'll be kicking up a in his home state of kentucky. he wants to sharply reduce the role of the government. but he is opposed to military scam -- campaigns abroad. >>> four years ago a world first framework agreement was signed in the asia pacific. it set common guidelines to help the region tackle the problem. the illegal trade effect as many as 2.4 million people worldwide at one any time. a majority of the victims are in the asia-pacific region where there are around 3.5 vulnerable refugees. those affects can find themselves forced into slavery or the sex trade. many trafficked the u.n. says are children. >>> in southern thailand p

. >>> today suspended nfl running back adrian peterson will be officially reinstated back to the league. how the vikings and handleing the situation and what peterson says about where he wants to play. >>> this suv in feet of tumbling down a cliff. you'll see the good samaritan who jumps into action to save the driver. >>> clouds and rain and mild temperatures. 55 degrees at 5:36. big warmup ahead for today and the weekend as well. we'll go neighborhood by neighborhood when we come right back. temperatures. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> 5:39. rain started early this morning. you see clouds over center city. the steady rain has ended for now in the city. just light rain falling in northeast philadelphia. scattered showers is what we're looking at for the rest of the morning commute and again this afternoon. 56 degrees. "not terribly cold for anyone even at the shores. cape may, that's where the steadier rain is coming down now. spotty showers off to the north and west. you see the light rain moving through northeast philadelphia. there are m

adrian brown, al jazerra beijing. >>> a new inexpensive vaccine is set to be introduced in india to help child death from the wrote a rotavirus the vaccine is due next month and is the first to be produced in the developing word faiz jamil reports. >> reporter: it's children who live in poor areas like this one in new deli who are most at risk of infection many of them preventable. her five-year-old daughter died a few months ago from severe diarrhea. she says it's impossible for people like her to protect their families from threats like this. >> translator: of course i am angry because if the water was clean, if the outside was clean why would my daughter die? why would my children fall ill. we don't have money to treat her in a fancy hospital for poor people like us, this is what happens. >> reporter: unsanitary conditions lead to mourn 300 khaoeugd deaths from diarrhea in india every year, one-third of caused by this. the wrote a vie us, which causes severe sigh rhea in infants and young children, most the india's poor don't have access to available vaccines, now this lab has develop

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adrian brown, al jazerra shanghai. >>> let's take back to a story we have been following on they jimed egyptian president mohamed morsi has been sentenced to 20 years in jail by an egyptian court. let's bring in an egyptian journalist joining me now on the phone. how do you think this sentence will reverberate across egypt? >> let me start by saying that the verdict was expect. i expected such a verdict. and i actually expected a worse verdict. i expected the death penalty verdict. so if you are asking about the expected reaction throughout egypt, i believe it's premature it will be premature to expect a kind of reaction against that verdict. i little it will take a bit of a time for the public either supporters especially the supporters of the former president to grasp the meaning the impact of such verdict before they start reacting. >> many had expected, as you had, perhaps that there might be a death sentence. what does the verdict say to your mind about any chances of reconciliation not only with the muslim brother they are hood and freed company justice party but also with libe

they look forward to adrian re-joining the team.e ap of course adrian peterson can rejoin the team when they begin off-season workouts on monday. but whether he'll stay with the minnesota vikings is up in the air. peterson has expressed interest in a trade during the off-season. and i hope he stays with the vikings. there's a lot more coming up on "the ed show." stick around. we'll be right back. is a few hundred thousand doses of flu vaccine. that need to be kept at 41 degrees. while being shipped to a country where it's 90 degrees. in the shade. sound hard? yeah. does that mean people in laos shouldn't get their vaccine? we didn't think so. from figuring it out to getting it done, we're here to help. scott: appears buster's been busy. man: yeah, scott. i was just about to use the uh... scott: that's a bunch of ground-up paper, lad! scotts ez seed uses the finest seed, fertilizer, and natural mulch that holds water so you can grow grass anywhere! looking good, lad! man: thanks, scott. ez seed really works! so, how come haggis is so

. >>> adrian peterson has been reinstated by the national football league today. peterson missed most of last season suspended fighting child abuse charges. he is free to join the vikings as long as he encounters a counselling program. the star running back would prefer a fresh start with a new team. >>> officials release the 911 call from the seattle airport worker who fell asleep and found himself in the baggage compartment this week. during the call the 911 operator has trouble understanding the caller is stuck in the belly of a plane. >> where are you in a plane? >> i'm inside the plane. alaska airlines plane 448. >> at the airport? >> not in the airport. i feel like -- >> are you by yourself or with somebody? >> help me. >> sounds like they lost the connection. in defense of the operator how many times do you get a call from the belly of a plane? the plane made an emergency landing in seattle after the pilots heard banging from the cargo hold. the plane was in the air 14 minutes. the compartment was pressurized. alaska airlines has banned him from working on

can learn from china ann good to have you back. >> good to be here. >> as adrian brown said, 7% is a growth rate most countries would die for and it's only a drop of a fraction of a percentage point. why should this be a big de deal? >> it shouldn't be a big deal. also experiencing slowing growth rates, south korea for example back in the '60s when they started their growth path to the '80s it fell almost 30%. in fact their growth rate went to negative territory. obviously, japan's went to negative territory too when they basically tried to exit out of their export model which they haven't yet. >> going more to a consumer led economy? >> it is yes. >> as opposed to export-driven. >> they realize that model is no longer sustainable largely because the western economies that they've been exporting to europe and the u.s. have weakened significantly since the financial crisis and they know that they can't rely on this anymore. infrastructure build which they still are trying to rely on in terms of complex infrastructure such as water treatment plants and other things like high speed trai

adrian brown is there. >> 20 years ago owning an auto was a dream now the auto is the fastest growing market, documented once more by foreign brands. >> i think it's still growing i think it's still an exciting place in the world i think it's a lot of opportunities. >> but it's not all good news. car sales are declining here. falling from 13 to 7% this year. one of the reasons china's slowing economy. and there is a reason, the government's anticorruption campaign. officials don't want to be seen driving around in what even vaguely could be considered luxury models. sales of luxury cars remain in the slow lane. there are efforts to curb pollution and promote a domestic car industry, the government wants energy conscious cars on the roads by 2020. manufactures say they are optimistic. >> when you walk around in the show and see what car makers have committed the future here in china is potentially brighter than rest of the world for electric vehicles. >> last month tesla has confirmed it was cutting jobs, amidst reports it has 2,000 unsold cars in china. discouraging success organizers

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adrian peters said will be reinstated. that is effective tomorrow.ould how have the right to keep him on the team or trade him. peterson has been sidelined since last fall after hitting his four year old with a switch. planning a vacation? it could be the last one for a wild. why the days of low gas prices they be over for a wild. one of the most famous angels hanging up her wings. life is rough. you can never have too much money. ♪ melissa: whether it is on wall street or main street, here is who is making money today including ben bernanke. the first job in finance after years of public service. one of the biggest hedge funds on wall street. declined several offers from big day. spending money. everyone wants a piece. target. the pricey brand going budget for spring. 250 pieces available. today's pop up store in new york had 600 people lining up at 8:00 a.m. it was crazy. making money out of controversy. a business in europe is already selling shirts based on this. mario draghi. it speaks of ending the dictatorship. it costs around $15. i wonder if

adrian brown, al jazeera. >>> while india is a nation of many faith, 80% of 1.2 billion is hindu.hey believe the cow is sacred. now there is a long-standing battle of the cow. a battle of banning the slaughter of the bulls is putting those in the leather industry at risk. >> reporter: these are the last animal hides to be produced at the tannery. the leather is used in products for export providing jobs across the country. the state ban on the slaughter of bulls puts it at risk. >> the leather from this state was sent for finishing in other parts of the country and came back to make jackets, food and bags a lot have lost their jobs has the government came to help us or ruin us much. >> many in mumbai's leather industry say the ban hurt them. here only three of 10 sewing stations are being used. they may be shut down. the ban is hurting people in the leather industry and those that eat beef. >> those objecting to the ban say it targets minorities who rely on beef as protein. it led to the price of some meat to go up by 10%. some supporting the ban say it protects the animals. >> th

as adrian brown reports in our off the record segment that is reflected by a bible printing company, one of the world's largest. >> reporter: there was times when mao tse tung's little red book was the only published here. but now the bible 13 million were produced here last year. sanctioned by china's atheist government. >> first principle it serves our churches serves our introarts and sisters. then if we stillour brothers and sisters. then if we still have the capacity we will sever overseas churches. >> such is demand for holy book it remains an around-the-clock operation. according to official figures around 30 mill people are christian. unofficially it's 100 million that's more members than the communist party has. while religious is tolerated the government is wary of its popularity a popularity that is reflected here. the company began publishing bibles in 1987. today it's proof that there's money in religions. religion a contradiction that is he only possible in today's china. more people are seeking meaning and spiritual confident that neither communism nor capitalism seem

i asked adrian what outcome she wanted in court.orities what you would like the see happen to him? >> i have. that's a question that yvl rri've been trying to answer for myself and i haven't yet but i know what my gut feels. >> and what is that? >> death penalty. >> so would you like to see this person die? >> yes. >> what's the feeling of this? >> i feel like that's not something you can get away with. i didn't make that decision without think about it long and hard. >> adrian got her day in court and now joins us. i know you prepared yourself for a long time for this but does anything prepare you for actually being in the courtroom and staring at this killer? >> i've been preparing for it for a long time but nothing can really prepare you. you can prepare yourself for not being prepared, if that makes sense. for a long time you and i talked about how i didn't say his name and i still don't and i didn't look at photos and didn't pay attention to the news coverage but i did once the trial started but not a single thing on earth coul

adrian brown has more from shanghai. >> reporter: 25 years ago owning a car was still a dream for most people. today it's the world's fastest-growing auto market. this event, though once more is dominated by foreign brands. >> i think it's still growing, and i think there's a lot of opportunities. >> reporter: but it's not all good news. car sales are declining falling from 13 to 7% last year one of the reasons, china's slowing economy. and the government's anti-corruption campaign means that many local officials don't want to be seen driving around in vehicles that could even vaguely be described as a luxury model. and that is denting the market for premium cars. sales of electric cars also remain in the slow aim. as part of efforts to curb pollution, the government wants 5 million energy-saving vehicles on the roads by 2020. so far the figure is fewer than 5,000. >> when you walk around at this show and you see the interest that we're getting, i think the future here in china is potentially brighter than it is in the rest of the world for electric vehicles. >> reporter: last month te

i'm adrian finegan.lso - three people are killed by an explosion in an upscale cairo district >>> security at churches in kenya after al-shabab attacked a university killing 148 people >>> we look at how poor transport

of course they will all need a bible made here. >> adrian brown, al jazeera, nan nanj nanjin g.ow rajoul with the sport. >> thank you very much. we will start with tennis in the master's final, novak djokovic up against andy murray. the world number 1 currently leading in the second as well. now, china calling for the turkish lead to be suspended after their team bus was shot at. league leaders are traveling to the airport to return to istanbul following the 5-1 victory when a gunman opened fire. the driver was taken to hospital but no players were injured in the attack. an investigation is underway. a simple one. this is an attack. the driver. nobody else was wounded. this coach was, they wanted this coach to be smashed and wanted him to see the footballers dead. >> bernard smith has more. this could have been a lot more serious as the teach coach. at the coach injuring the driver. a body guard on the coach taking control of the wheel, that coach could have plunked over a bridge that was near and into a river below. the management the team have condemned this attack. there is l

at our headquarters in doha, i'm adrian finegan. coming up, the battle for aden. houthi rebels fight with saudi arabia-backed fighters for the yemeni city >>> new arrests and threats connected to the massacre at the university of kenya. >> fighting for control of yarmouk - i.s.i.l. fighters take over more of the palestinian refugee camp in damascus >>> shoestring solar power - how some people in columbia are using discarded plastic bottles to keep the lights on >>> we begin the newshour in yemen, a country dissenting into chaos after 10 days of bombardment. houthi rebels are battling several armed groups supported by saudi weapons and aid. aden is the center of fighting around the crater district and to the east is the city of mukalla(2, where fighters have seized on army headquarters. and 300 prisoners were set free in a gaol break. the editor of chief of the yemen post joins us from aden. >> this is a battle in all the southern provinces. it started in aden. and now it's extended. this is expected to be ongoing and long term. the houthis are persistent, and the

they heard from adrian davis. a dancer who lost part of her leg in the bombings. talked about what she thought would be a final good-bye and telling her parents these may be last words them. davis testified with tears in her eyes. she got off the stand and slowly walked past tsarnaev giving him a glare. he never looked back at her. >>> alexandra field, thanks. the family of michael brown is taking legal action against the city of ferguson missouri. his parents will hold a news conference to announce a wrongful death suit against ferguson. last summer, michael brown was fatally shot by darren wilson who left the force. a federal investigation also cleared him. the shooting and grand jury decision sparked protests in ferguson and around the country over the use of force by police. >>> it appears a florida postal carrier who landed his copter on the u.s. capitol lawn is lucky to be alive. officials had guns trained on doug hughes the whole time they say. he could have been blown out of the air according to one senator. after a classified briefing the senator was more

bottom 1st he gives up a solo home run to joc pederson 1-1 tie 3 batters later adrian gonzalez takespfor another solo shot 2-1 dodgers he walked the next batter then andre ethier a 2-run homer three of vogelsong in the inning!. 4-1 dodgers bottom 3rd alameda's jimmy rollins 4th home run off vogelsong 5-1 dodgers final: 7-3 dodgers giants start 10-game home stand friday against the angels giants-dodgers in a few minutes but in the mean time here is hunter pence shaking his booty. said it is about the fourth time i've seen it and i'm starting to like it this is him dancing to daft punk he enjoys himself on social media speaking of the angels. in oakand. mike trout the best player in baseball top 3rd/ 2-0 angels trout solo home run off jesse hahn 3-0 angels bottom 6th/ 3-2 angels josh reddick riding a 7-game hit steak rbi single to tie it 3-3 after the angels went back up 4- 3 in the top of the 7th trout with the bases loaded a shot to the left field wall two runners score 6-3 angels final: 6-3 angels albert pujols had to leave the game with tightness in his left hamstring looks like he

adrian gone zauls. and two-run bomb.st giant to allow since zack a year ago. >> not all of them were up some of them were up sure but i'm not too sure. i'll figure it out though. >> next up for the g-man. and trout, hooking a big one. solo homer to left. 3-0 ampgngels. and trout, again, extra bases down the left-field line. angels win 6-3. well the warriors wait is finally over, they will be sunday tuesday, and friday in the semis. and second quarter off zack missed. and carter memphis takes the lead. and jeff green driving, plus one. memphis winds 99-93. and finally, the streets of downtown santa cruz turned into oo parade route as the santa cruz warriors celebrated their d-league championship. that's it for sports. ♪i can show you the world♪ ♪shining, shimmering, splendid♪ ♪tell me, princess, now when did♪ ♪you last let your heart decide♪ ♪a whole new world♪ welcome to aulani, travel and leisure winner for top family hotel in the u.s. for special offers visit disneyaulani.com or call your travel agent. >>> orioles broa

now despite the slow down, values are hitting record highs adrian brown reports on the two faces of china'snomy. china calls this stage the new normal but there is nothing normal about the stock market. there is much more red than green, in china red means gain. and notice traders don't want to miss out. >> where are system optimistic about the stock market, even though i know very little about stocks and the economy. do thinkty stock market has a bright future. in one day this month more than $250 billion trades were traded that's equal to $200 for each person in china. this surging market is being increasingly driven by novice investors who spends up to three hour as day after work buying and selling sharing via his mobile phone. >> i sold my stocks today because the market witness up too fast, and it should drop soon, so i want to wait for a while. >> many other new investors are pensioners often using their life savings to buy stocks but many are inexperienced, leaving them vulnerable to sudden shifts in an unpreticketble market. >> i guess we have to worry about the remind them of the

. >> i'm adrian brown in what is one of the last fifing steam trains. trains. last surviving steamtrains. trains. welcome backriyadh says, the houthi rebels have been forced out of aden, where there has been fears fighting. the death toll from the kenyan attack is 148 and may be more. >>> a framework nuclear deal is struck with iran with six world powers. any agreement must now however get past congress. >>> nigeria's new president elect says boko haram ising its biggest problem. muhammadu buhari says it's difficult to get over. rorlgtreporting from abuja. >> when president elect muhammadu buhari gave his speech in abuja on the siem day chad's army says its forces had killed hundreds of boko haram. normer soldiers who was on the front line fighting boko haram in december of last year, he says the military does not provide soldiers with weapons the military says he failed to follow orders and did not perform military duties. >> i think those are the instruments, those are the weapons that the military are using. if you whichever you means for them they will be h

adrian brown, al jazeera beijing. >>> coming up, we report on a widening police scandal that's already sacked five. plus. >> the electricity crisis is putting people's health at risk. risk. >> part of al jazeera america's >> special month long evironmental focus fragile planet >> welcome back. the top stories now on al jazeera. police say heavy gun fire has been reported at a university in the northeast. garisa university, there are some reports the gunmen may have taken hostages. we'll continue to follow at a for you. dairy factory in the western yemeni city of hudada, and the houthis have pushed into aden, 19 people have been killed there. negotiations over iran's nuclear program have made progress but the final negotiations are most difficult. tuesday's self imposed deadline has expired. professor, thank you so much for your time. so what are china's interests china's motivations right now at these talks? >> well, china wants a political settlement. an agreement chinese leaders understand that it is already a diplomatic plus for china to be able to take part in a conference of major

warns that the agreement threatens its existence >>> hello, this is al jazeera, live from doha i'm adrian. also on the programme... >> the u.n. calls for swift justice for those behind the attack on a university in kenya that killed 147 people.

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. >>> fox news alert because adrian peterson has been reinstated and is now again eligible to play in nfl. the league making the decision after he was suspended without pay in november for reckless assault of his son. he can now work out with the team, but is obligated to finish out all requirements that texas and minnesota police require. any further violation would give him a lifetime ban from the game. once again, star running back adrian peterson once with the minnesota vikings, not sure where he will play this year, but he has been reinstated with the nfl. >>> back to politics now. 2016 field starting to expand. kentucky senator rand paul hitting the campaign trail early and often. trying to get a head start as more and more republicans get ready to make their decision. here he was at a speech in d.c. this morning. taking a look right now at the real clear politics average senator paul is about 7.5 points behind former secretary of state hillary clinton. former oklahoma congressman j.c. watts joins me now. he is endorsing rand paul for president. great to have you on the show. gr

vassegh, it's true adrian smoked me today in the 40 yard dash. he's faster than i thought.ble pie. as slow as it may look on the field professional athletes, he or she, are probably faster than you and me. >> except for you. >> well, i could run pretty fast in my time. >> speedy ron. >> i bet i could outrun gonzalez. >> i raced you once on a beach and ron beat me. >> how did you race on a beach? >> it's a whole long story. >> we were being chased by an orangutan. >> what? >> you didn't know about that. >> fire in the background -- >> before this gets even more absurd, back to rob, who is at walt disney world in orlando. first sunday on the air in orlando. really excited about it. rob, that's why you're at disney world. good morning once again to you. >> good morning and to continue the absurdity i'm wearing a nordic fur vest check out the weather across much of florida heat indices will be over 100 degrees in many spots. orlando, 95 degrees, feel like 1 oh, 4 in miami, 100 in key west. parts of the northeast it's very, very chilly. that will stop. we'll start to warm up to

. >> i'm adrian. >> reporter: contenders know eyes of a nation is on them. two-thirds of residents in ferguson are black. the counter 6-member coups has one black member. there are three open seats. in ward one, four residents vie for a seat in a diverse race. the victor will determine if the council stays majority right or twists between black and white members. >> what inpired you to run. >> the death of michael brown. >> adrian was a resident and has had her own hurdles. >> i went from being on government assistance to a government employee and here i am now in the middle of the biggest local election in the country. >> i grew up here. >> mike is canvassing the same 2.5 square miles making up the first ward. he is running on a different platform. he wants to preserve the town he's lived in for 21 years. >> how have you seen ferguson change? >> the main change is the change in the race make-up. going from the community that was primarily white to african american. >> how big a divide is there? >> i don't know there is. you would not find a single street th