and one day ernie told adrian he loved her. >> oh, it was very exciting. >> ernie traveled to adrian's home base in north carolina several times. got to know her family, her mother lynn. >> he was charming and was very comfortable with us and us with him. >> we talked about marriage. we were looking at engagement rings. >> they actually talked about children. >> if the first one was a girl, of course he would love her, but he really wanted a boy. >> so it was wonderful. not perfect, of course. what is? ernie's mother, the devout mormon, did not approve of his poker playing, apparently. even though ernie's father loved poker and they often played together. >> he really seemed to like his father and respect his father. they seemed to be close. >> so why didn't they want to meet her? it was frankly a little hard to understand. >> how he explained it to me, his mother did not approve of our relationship because i was not mormon and we traveled around together and were living a life of sin or whatever. >> the scarlet woman. >> exactly. >> and when she did meet ernie's dad once, it didn't go

all right we're going to actually go to adrian creases in zimbabwe's capital harare at the moment adrian the polls open on monday is there a last minute push this hour to get every vote. well today's rather calm day here in our engines and bob where large because the constitution of the country does not allow political rallies to behold one day before the election spots around noon the big surprise came in when white surprisingly the former president robert mugabe invited the press to his residence. now earlier today you were at a press conference given by president mugabe the former president mugabe i should say why did he have to say well so the big news that came out in this press conference was that he said and i quote him i can't vote for those who have tremendous me and basically he says he was not going to vote for the zanu p.f. the ruling party in the country the party he actually founded mugabe you could see he was very bitter about it this guy he's ninety four years old a very old man when he was talking you could actually feel a little bit sorry for him because you have to rec

china correspondent adrian brown and european council president adrian out once again i think the second time in two weeks making another passionate speech about this about this president what did he say. that's right it was a very urgent and impassioned plea by donald tusk he's here in beijing part of a high level e.u. delegation that's participating in the twentieth edu china summit of course on paper elizabeth china and the european union would appear to have a lot in common right now both have tariffs imposed on them by president donald trump both are quarrelling with trump over his trade policies china would very much like to form a sort of coalition a united front with europe against president donald trump but i sense that european leaders are very wary of doing that particularly as president from but at the moment is weighing up whether to impose tariffs of up to twenty percent on imports of all european car so they don't want to antagonize him in any way but certainly don't want to came here with a message aimed not just that is host china but also at the leaders of russia and th

thank you so much for now adrian krrish there covering the elections in harare. and we'll be taking a closer look at zimbabwe's economic crisis to have that story and much more for you in just a little while now emergency services in the u.s. are battling wildfires in northern california that have killed at least eight people and destroyed thousands of acres of land tinder dry conditions and very hot temperatures have caused almost twenty wildfires to ignite one of the worst affected regions is the area around reading city in shasta county police there have confirmed the fires killed two young children and their great grandmother. neighborhoods reduced to ash and rubble the smell of char still hanging in the air some families in this northern california community had only fifteen minutes to flee. the wind just took off and i don't remember exactly what they called it it's almost like a tornado with fire in it and it came over the hill and. it wiped out our house and wiped out our next door neighbor's home. firefighters and emergency personnel have been working ar

but i'm adrian finighan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up donald trump issues an angry warning to iran never ever threaten the u.s. again. hundreds of thousands of parents in china that children were given substandard vaccines. and the fallout for france's president continues after one of his bodyguards is filmed hitting a protester. all three gunmen who stormed the kurdish regional government building in a deal in northern iraq have been killed. one aid worker one worker rather was killed two policemen were injured in the operation it follows a five hour standoff with security forces in the center of the city the group shot its way into the building in the early morning hours one of the gunmen blew himself up let's go live out of baghdad of zeros imran khan is the iran takes us through what happened. well the attack started around seven am in the morning before the workday began the gunman entered the governorates of building one of the most secure buildings in irbil that has to be said they shot their way through injuring a security guard they then made their way to t

it is good to have you with us hello adrian for the. and here in doha with the news out from of his iraq top stories israel says that it's conducting the largest daylight attack on us since the gaza war in twenty four team the military says that it struck sixty how last targets a home belonging to a commander of the palestinian puts brigade has been hit meanwhile hamas has fired more than seventy mortar bombs and rockets into southern israel some of the rockets were intercepted by israel's iron dome system there's been no reports of injuries. iraq has placed its security forces on high alert after anti-government protests spread to the capital baghdad demonstrations began in the southern city of basra of the high unemployment the lack of basic services. back now to a story we were focusing on a little time ago donald trump's controversial controversial visit to the u.k. and the protests both for and against his visit scott lucas is a professor of international politics at the university of birmingham he joins us now live scott one could

the republican chairman of the senate finance committee called the move reckless let's go over to adrian brown our correspondent in beijing china not mincing its words in terms of what it thinks is washington's response to this. yeah it's basically said that the u.s. decision is going to harm the world trade organization system as well as free trade generally it says that you know china remains committed to cooperating with the united states and to improving the investment climate for foreign companies wanting to do business here in china but the u.s. trade representative office says the opposite it says that china continues to resort to what it believes are unfair trading practices basically using strong strong arm tactics which means that in some cases u.s. companies have to hand over their know how as a condition for doing business here that's why the u.s. says these proposed tariffs will be justified if they come into force but as you pointed out in your introduction there is going to be a two month consultation process now china has not sort of produced details of how it would respo

robert mugabe used to rule zimbabwe with an iron fist adrian now he's out of power in the ordinary voter himself you just described him voting remind us what elections looked like when robert mugabe was still in power. well the way elections under mugabe you always won them and they were always cases a very serious vote intimidations we're talking about violence here people were forced to vote for the governing party the opposition had no chance to campaign freely we've created before they were attacked specially in the rural areas this is the first time that those things are not happening i just talked to one young lady who came and she was very happy she said this is an historic day for our country because for the first time i'm coming here and i'm not afraid of any intimidation. now i understand the opposition are claiming attempts were being made to interfere with today's vote what more can you tell us about the. well we just got the reports that that the opposition candidate said that there were attempts to frustrate his voters especially in those areas that are struggles off the op

correspondent is in harare for us adrian you're at the emerson men and campaign event what is the promising the voters and is there any indication that his links to mugabe could potentially hurt him here. trying to portray himself as a reformer as somebody who wants to change the governing party that has been running the country since independence for thirty eight years now and he's been actually showing some positive signs of the direction he's been touring the world trying to tell investors that the bob was open for business they should come here this is the news in buffalo also within the country there were some changes you can see much less security forces in the country right now there's a better freedom of speech so this has really changed in the time that he took over from president mugabe but of course some people remain skeptical because you have to remember that he's been part of the ruling elite of the political class for a very long time he has been minister in various positions on the mugabe has been he was his vice president at one point so his critics of course say he's not a

but this does seem to be a significant escalation adrian. yes a significant escalation martine in the language at least from the chinese side is getting much stronger words like shocked unacceptable accusing the united states of escalating and excel aerating the trade war between china and the united states a morning also that this dispute could have a lasting impact on sino u.s. trade relations now what the united states did on wednesday was to publish a list of potential targets potential terrorists on a whole range of chinese goods and it click tick range everything from dog food to macro all and they'll be a two month consultation period before those tariffs come into effect if they come into effect of course is still possible unlikely there could be a breakthrough in the next two months or so and that in a sense was the u.s. response to beijing's retaliation over earlier u.s. levies we are at the moment martin sort of trapped in a downward tit for tat spiral there seems to be no way out both sides are kind of boxed into a corner and we'

we're going to cross over to detail the new correspondent crease you standing by for us in harare adrian you are out and resentment election campaign events right now what is the promising the voters there. well a muslim woman god was trying to portray himself as the reformer here in zimbabwe you face though he is a member of the governing party that has been ruling the country since independence but he has changed things since he took over from robert mugabe last year you went abroad he said the country is open for business again and also in the country there were changes visibly quite sample the security forces are not that visible everywhere in the country as they used to be and also people are more open to express their opinion but we clearly have to say there's a lot of people who doubt if you can really be the new face of the country yes but part of the ruling elite for a long time he was a minister in several positions. obviously a lot of people i talked to him and right now we're at the final rally of the last really of the zanu p.f. the ruling party and if we have a look in the

called the move reckless brown is our correspondent following events for us in the chinese capital adrian what response from beijing to washington's threats so far. well so healthy fairly muted for the moment we've heard from the deputy commerce minister here in china a short time ago and he said that this action by the united states harms not just free trade but also the world trade organization and he said that china remains committed to free trade and remains committed to improving the investment climate for foreign companies wanting to do business here in china china has not issued a list of the u.s. products it will hit in retaliation we do know what the united states is planning to do though it has identified really a range of consumer products food products beauty products coal chemicals and tires amounting to a value of some two hundred billion dollars they will be subject to a ten percent levy unless there's some breakthrough in this trade dispute but as you pointed out in your introduction there's going to be a two month consultation process in the early around of terrorists of

thank you for that adrian brown live in beijing.now new look malaysian government's getting ready to officially begin work in kuala lumpur after the sixty one year rule of the same political group was born brought to an end in may elections a short while ago the swearing in fair ceremony was held for ninety new members of parliament interrupted by a temporary walk out of the opposition the new government is led by prime minister mahathir mohamad who switched parties to lead a campaign against majeed razzak razzak is now facing corruption charges over the disappearance of billions of dollars from a national development firm floor so he has more from kuala lumpur. the first session of parliament more than two months optimal asians voted in a new government has seen quite a dramatic opening all but a handful of opposition m.p.'s staged a walkout before they were even sworn in they wanted to protest against the government's nomination of the speaker of the lower house they said procedure had not been followed and have asked for a fourte

hello i'm adrian for again this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up stepping into zimbabwe's election limelight the former president robert mugabe makes a surprise appearance a day before the vote. counting the votes in cambodia but there was expecting any surprises for prime minister hun sen whose lead for thirty three years. and monsoon rain brings death and devastation to india's most populous state and more heavy rain is coming in the days ahead. the palestinian teenager who's become a global symbol of resistance is making her way back home to the village of nabil sala where the whole story began the seventeen year old are said to me was released from an israeli jail a few hours ago and greeted by her family and supporters she was arrested in december at the age of sixteen for slapping an israeli soldier who enters her family's property in the occupied west bank to me these cases placed a spotlight on the detention of palestinian minors by israel a practice that's been criticized by international rights groups will to maybe later travel to ramallah to visit the tomb of fo

well adrian it's interesting israel is not using the term cease fire we've spoken to the israeli army just in the past hour they say that the situation is calm they confirm that there has been a sation of hostilities and that it is a full civilian routine in israel's border areas with gaza that means basically that the fighting has stopped that the operation is not ongoing but also when you look at how masses statement last evening they also did not use the term cease fire they said that it was a return to an era of calm clearly this is really just going to show that while everybody is trying to ensure this doesn't escalate into a full fledged conflict the situation even though it's much calmer this morning does still remain tense and there's a lot of behind the scenes negotiations going on now we have also heard about one incident that happened just in the past hour the israeli army putting out a statement saying that a number of suspects infiltrated israel from the northern gaza strip the suspects then returned to the gaza strip in response to an i.d.f. tank targeted how mouse milit

hello i'm adrian finighan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a new video shows thai boys trapped in a flooded cave are in good health but there's no clarity on how they'll be rescued . the un suman writes office accuses the u.a.e. of the torture and sexual abuse of yemeni prisoners. and it spotlight for england they win their first ever world cup penalty shoot out to reach the quarter finals. malaysia's former prime minister has denied corruption charges over the disappearance of billions of dollars from the state's fund while he was in office now is facing three counts of criminal breach of trust and of using his position for games he was arrested by anti corruption investigators on tuesday a course in kuala lumpur has granted him bail but says the legal action against him is politically motivated as it was florence louis reports now from kuala lumpur. former prime minister najib razak has been charged with corruption and three counts of criminal breach of trust involving in total ten million dollars alleged to have been deposited into his personal bank account between d

inside story for me adrian for the info and the whole team here in doha thanks for watching we'll see you again bye for the. it's unguarded the chief. of. society today. what does it feel like for the first time everyone has a voice. it's like the wild west they can do anything and the really hard for them to get the internet is for democracy. in the world of. the rules of the game have changed. out investigate. part too. trying to put the trunk divisions behind them nato gets down to the business of protection afghanistan russia now top of the agenda. jordan this is al jazeera. also coming up hitting back of the drones made its border israel says it's fired missiles into syria. the pressure starting to tell india slashes its oil imports as the u.s. intensifies its bid to isolate iran. and its extra special nation of just four million people. after another match and heads for its first world cup final. the first day was one of major divisions with donald trump but nato leaders are now gathering again in brussels aiming to focus on protection and you sessions about to begin on top of t

brown is in beijing adrian what are the key things we should be looking for in this trip.well he's going to be out of the country for ten days which for a chinese leader is a very long trip indeed a very long tour indeed before he goes to africa rob he's actually going to be stopping in the united arab emirates for a day or two the u.a.e. of course is a very important trading partner of china but so is good and so china has to diplomatically tread very carefully in this area because it relies on both for energy exports but the main i guess feature of his visit to africa will be the brics summit in south africa this is going to be addressed by president xi jinping brics is a grouping of the world's leading developing nations that's to say brazil russia india china and south africa and given that china is now in a trade war with the united states i think it's fair to assume that we're going to be hearing a robust defense of free trade a multi naturalism from president xi jinping and he will be among allies and friends at this summit because brics believes in exactly what chi

well it's been quiet adrian for the last couple of hours there have been a couple of explosions in between that we think the iron dome was sounded like the iron dome activating maybe about ten minutes ago but much quieter than it was earlier on in the day when israel hit these forty targets mainly sort of hamas or training facilities blocking two of the armed groups in guards are very carefully targeted it seems most of these open areas one house was injured and one house was hit and two people in the house injured it there was a house of a commander from the codes for a gate israel has been really aggravated over the last few weeks by these burning kites and balloons that pro some protesters have been sailing and sending across the border from gaza into israel these cars a balloon some of them falling off on israeli crops and burning the crops and israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been under a lot of pressure from those border communities to do something about them and israel has not been able to stop these very rudimentary weapons it's a very advanced army but it isn't able

hello i'm adrian finighan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up donald trump issues an angry warning to iran never ever threaten the u.s. again. china's child vaccine scandal premier league warns of severe punishments to companies that make some standard drugs for children. an iceberg endangering an entire township we report from the remote place in greenland living in fear of a natural one or. two gunmen who stormed the kurdish regional government building in a bill in northern iraq have reportedly been killed witnesses say that one of the attackers blew himself up security forces have been firing into the third floor of the building where at least one other gunman is thought to be still at large let's go live out of baghdad as soon as imran khan is following developments in iran what's the latest. well i can tell you that all three assailants have now been either killed or captured as a result of the kurdish security forces raid on the a bill governor building one of them blew himself up in a suicide attack another was killed by a sniper a third was captured but is said to

hello i'm adrian for the get this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up vote counting begins in cambodia after a vote but it's not expected to trouble the prime minister. i didn't realize how much my. ride home made to me bunning and broken more people are fleeing as california wildfires show no response. at a leap in time after sixty years we explore why it's no longer all about being quickest to the moon and back from nasa. and she's unrepentant the palestinian teenager who became a symbol of resistance against israeli occupation has been freed from jail seventeen year old had to me was greeted by a family and supporters after being locked up for nearly eight months she was arrested last year for hitting an israeli soldier who had entered her family's property in the occupied west bank. and the elements them from the house of the martyr the resistance will continue until the occupation ends the female prisoners are all strong and i salute everyone who stood by me and all the prisoners and i. call on everyone to attend the press conference later. travel to ramallah to visit the

brown is live for us in beijing how do we think that china's going to react to this adrian. well i think expect a sort of tit for tat response which is what we saw on friday of course when this trade wall really shifted into gear now we've gone up yet another gear so i would imagine we'll hear from the commerce ministry but perhaps today outlining the list of u.s. products then are going to target of tariffs of ten percent the united states has said that it's doing what it's doing because china it says doesn't play by the rules of the world trade organization essentially the trumpet ministration has been accusing the chinese of behaving like criminals and what we have now i think is a situation where neither side appears ready to blink both sides have you know box them selves into a corner and it's difficult to see how they're going to get out of it i mean i don't think the cheating ping is the sort of leader who's going to back down in the face of these new threats from the united states and president donald trump knows that what he's doing at the moment is playing well wit

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adrian hi i've got yes we've got sixty five people taken hostage inside this midwife training seem to in eastern jalalabad the capital of province have just heard from the ministry of public health spokesman there is sixty five people students teaches midwives he believes about thirty five midwives in that group this attack began about two and a half hours ago luckily intelligence services did get news that we did hear that this attack may take place and were able to get the sixty five people into safe rooms inside the compound the attack began with multiple explosions in there was gunfire and we have special forces afghan special forces on the scene but this is attack is ongoing so they are trying to secure the area and get to the sixty five people in the safe firms and this is. in the way that it's been carried out is very similar to one of two other attacks that been in afghanistan of late. at this being multiple attacks in jalalabad in particular has been three attacks this month alone the last one on july the eleventh was on the department of education building and living people

it be a the a hello welcome to the program i'm adrian finnegan last week it was europe this week china step by step u.s. president donald trump's tariffs on steel and aluminum a taking effect and countries around the world are responding but the issue isn't just about trade president trump talks about winning of what he calls better deals but it often seems like his real target is the web of international institutions and alliances that have evolved in the decade since the end of the second world war often at the behest of america itself we have much to discuss with our guests today but first can really help at reports from washington. he already stands accused of implementing trade policies that main the end harm the united states and its allies the president donald trump is threatening even more we're not planning anything now but if they don't treat us properly we will be doing something thank you the united states made the first move in this trade dispute imposing tariffs on foreign steel and aluminum imports now it's also considering doing the same when it comes to foreign made ve

adrian cronauer has died.st known for his radio catch phrase, made famous by robin williams: >> good morning vietnam! >> glor: during the vietnam war, cronauer was in the air force and a disk jockey for the armed forces network in saigon. cronauer said williams' oscar- nominated portrayal of him was "greatly exaggerated," but he still enjoyed it. adrian cronauer was 79 years old. up next, officers come to the aid of a brother in distress. of a brother in distress. of a brother in distress. >> this portion of the cbs evening news is sponsored by with less of the sugar you don't. i'll take that. [cheers] 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. new ensure max protein. in two great flavors. new ensure max protein. southwest has $69 one-way sale fares for travel throughout september and october. so you can fill the rest of your year with all the fun. book now at southwest.com. low fares. no hidden fees. that's transfarency. i love you, basement guest bathroom. some retreat to the woods for solitude. i just go down

adrian krishna standing by for us in the zimbabwean capital harare this is a historic day for zimbabweans what's the mood in the capital today. well the mood is very good stereo and it is indeed as you say a very special day for the country the first post-election the first post mugabe election and that is of course for many people something special the young generation has never voted for for anybody else they've never seen the fresh faces on the ballot sheets and let's bring in one guy mr joseph who is one of the people who are waiting to vote right now just if you came here long time ago you just showed up to vote. with that even as a whole all rights and is it a special day for the country and why is that so there it is for should be for the mob well. if one is to vote so we're very excited. to vote today of course i will not ask you who you're voting for but i want to ask you what is your vision for for zimbabwe for the future what are you hoping for all we just want in life which is stable in the in a country with the economy growing was right now people are suffering do much additi

mÁs adelantes, tendremos las primeras palabras de adriÁn uribe. quÉ me dijeron cuando le pusieron el grillete? >> cuando me dieron la salida, me dijeron que no puedo escapar, no puedo salir asÍ muy lejos y tengo que permanecer en homestead. porque ellos me monitorean... maite: le monitorean donde esta. y cada cuÁnto tiene que ir a la cita, que es lo que vamos hoy? que le demora tres horas de llegar porque va en transporte pÚblico. ahorita nos tomaremos una hora. >> una vez al mes tengo que ir. sÓlo una cita nada mÁs. porque corte no me han asignado todavÍa. maite: todavÍa no. pero ella le toca, como todas las personas que tienen un grillete, trasladarse e ir una vez al mes para que le puedan llevar. aquÍ tenemos el expediente de la pequeÑa jeanette que, como lo hemos venido diciendo, dos meses ella estuvo en michigan. >> seis semanas estuvo mi niÑa en michigan. maite: y bueno, no lo podemos mostrar aquÍ los documentos, pero estamos revisando, ayudÁndole a traducirlo. ella estuvo con unos padres, con unas personas que cuidaron de la niÑa. quÉ le ha

but adrian, former director of strategic communications for hillary clinton, what is your response toesident's claim that kerry was saying there, the obama administration didn't do enough. did the dnc do enough? >> yeah, i mean, the dnc was a victim here by these russians and now you know this is the first time mueller has put in his indictment or put in his investigation he is publicly denounced 12 russian foreign officers for hacking into the dnc e-mail system. you know, the one thing i want to go back to kerry's point saying obama didn't do enough. obama launched a counter intelligence investigation that james comey led. what did trump do to that? he denounced the investigation and fires james comey. obama took action when he found out about the hacks and his intelligence community came together and looked into this. trump fired james comey essentially for this. so, you know, again, mueller is building a masterble case here. the next shoe to drop will be americans colluding with russians and we'll see what happens. >> adrian, do you think, adrian, when you hear about the indictment

que no pasarÁ >> ahora llegÓ el momento de ver las condiciones del tiempo para el fin de semana, adriÁnin donde hoy tenemos tiempo severo nuevamente, el nordeste del paÍs se levanta con algo de nubosidad alta pero no precipitaciÓn, reina el buen tiempo, hacia la tarde 81 grados, boston 76, chicago tiempo tranquilo, temperatura mÁxima de 94 grados, hacia el sur miami con 91 grados y posibilidad de tormentas asÍ como tambiÉn en atlanta, en los Ángeles cielos mayormente despejado con temperatura 78, las vegas algunos chubascos y mÁxima de 76, mal tiempo hacia minnesota, wisconsin, y la costa oeste estÁ despejada con altas temperaturas. seguimos con la familia de un nuevo dÍa. >> gracias, adriÁn, aquÍ estamos para comentar la reunificaciÓn familiar, siguen saliendo detalles a la luz, la administraciÓn trump dijo el jueves que casi la mitad de los niÑos menores de cinco aÑos separados de adultos en la frontera de estados unidos no pueden reunirse con sus padres luego que un juez lo ordenÓ y segÚn los secretarios de gabinete del gobierno dicen que las principales causas son las siguientes, un

jail which is where many human rights lawyers political activists and journalists now languish in adrian brown al jazeera beijing with the rescuers in southwestern japan they're searching for survivors after its worst flooding from metal decades fifty six people are still missing and at least one hundred fifty people are now confirmed dead with thousands evacuated from their flooded homes rubble bride reports now from the city. right soldiers and emergency crews go from house to house to make sure no one has been missed in the flood scale. hello they call out is there anyone there with dozens of people still unaccounted for the rescuers appeals are being repeated in affected communities throughout this part of japan. a couple of streets away hiroshi issues that he and his extended family have returned to see what they can salvage from what used to be their home like most of his neighbors they go about the task with a quiet stoicism. and like many japanese here they believe the storms have been getting worse so i can connect. recently around here there's been more rain and the river bank

media so is social media now influencing the government's decision making or china correspondent adrian brown has more china's social media users were unusually energized this week it's one of the few ways people here can let off steam. the hash tag chung chung the vaccine case was viewed more than four hundred and seventy million times chunk chunk is the name of the company that sold fake vaccines that were administered to more than two hundred and fifty thousand children. food is involved in a project that tracks censorship on china's social media he's based across the border in semi autonomous hong kong where laws governing freedom of speech are more relaxed in the vaccine scandal fu says the government is monitoring rather than listening in one way then. mourning the public at the same kind of defend. the propaganda machine you tried to we add. trent comment in in the public eye. the vaccine scandal was being discussed on social media days before state controlled media were allowed to report on it that only began to happen after china's premier league of chung issued a statement jus

hello welcome to the program i'm adrian finnegan britain's prime minister's reason may is defending her plans for briggs it in the face of protest resignations from her governing conservative party julia ministers as well as two vice chairs of step down following the resignations of ministers briggs that david davis and foreign secretary boris johnson who says the dream of briggs it is dying but may insists that her current position will let the e.u. k. leave the e.u. in a smooth and orderly way in brussels where she attended the nato summit she said her brings it deal will protect jobs and british commitments to will the island the checkers deal is a plan has been put together it's been agreed government will be publishing our blank paper this week which will set out more detail on it it's there because it delivers on the day that people gave on bret's it it delivers the fact that we will have an end to free movement that we will have an end to the jurisdiction of the european court of justice in the u.k. we won't be spending vast vast contributions to every we ask the common agricultu

jail which is where many human rights lawyers political activists and journalists now languish in adrian brown al jazeera beijing . when al group of anyone football fans are heading to moscow for wednesday's well cup semifinal match against croatia and then donning some usually stylish attire for the. waistcoats are a tribute to manager gary southgate has become known for his sophisticated sideline fashion during the world cup campaign and came retailer marks and spencer is fast running out of stock as fans try to copy southgate's trademark look fans are dubbing it why scope wednesday. well funny through the things the sort of the management show caught on. and i'm sure she now will return it with a special coverage. on the very help going to. all who doesn't love a good waistcoat as more never they were covering right here al jazeera dot com is where you need to go for comment analysis and video on demand you can watch us live right there as well. quick look at the top stories now all twelve boys and their football coach trapped inside a flooded cave in thailand for seventeen days has b

various ways users try to disguise their descent it's an endless cyberspace game of cat and mouse adrian brown al-jazeera beijing. association of human rights says more than four hundred people killed an anti government process over the past three months it accuses security forces of detaining opponents of president daniel ortega in secret torture centers america and it's only seen human as the story. it's been one hundred days since the began burying their loved ones killed in a conflict too reminiscent of the country's civil war in the one nine hundred seventy s. this week at least three more people were killed in the northern city of reportedly by pro-government paramilitary forces while in an aga a brazilian medical student sympathetic to student protesters was gunned down by unidentified sale it's. at a news conference nicaragua's association of human rights said it had tallied ninety seven killings in the last two weeks alone and four hundred and forty eight deaths since april eighteenth when i walked out. was seen operations outside of the framework of law by armed groups paramili

well i'm adrian for the good this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up the destruction of the ghost town the remains after rebel fighters were bussed away from their former syrian stronghold. patrolling the streets the militias using violence to suppress anti-government protests in the qur'an. and making connections china turns to africa in response to a trade dispute with the u.s. . a restoration of calm seems to be holding between israel and gaza hamas says the ceasefire brokered by egypt in the u.n. was made at midnight local time it followed another bloody day along the border which saw one israeli soldier shot and killed and four palestinians die in retaliatory air strikes and tank fire from gaza city traffic reports the israeli military is still targeting hamas positions despite the truce. there are no reports of attacks overnight by either israel or hamas it seems as if this relative calm that is being called full it's a bit too early to call it a ceasefire goes on however in the last hour or so the swarming we understand certainly the i.d.f. the israeli military saying

and russia against a dangerous trade war more now from china correspondent adrian brown. just ten days after the start of a trade war between china and the united states a timely summit in beijing china's leaders are hosting the european union's top officials one of whom had an urgent plea directed at china as well as united states and russia does it come on duty. of europe and china. america and russia. not to destroy his old. much to improve it. not to start through a divorce. which turned into what conflict so often in our history china's leadership wants a united front against u.s. president donald trump's trade policies and is hoping for an ally in the e.u. which is also quarrelling with trump over trade as well as defense to the u.s. trade friction is the problem between us china doesn't want to trade well with the u.s. we think there is no winner from a trade war any actions of violate the world trade organization rule serve the interests of no one. even though e.u. officials disagree with president trump they remain wary about being part of a coalition against him

drug maker violated safety standards it's the second scandal to hit the company in the past week adrian brown has more now from beijing. it is a worrying time for parents across china. outside beijing's top children's hospital we found many still absorbing the fact the china's second largest pharmaceutical company has been producing vaccines for babies that are fake you know your god you know the people who made this fabricated vaccine should be executed right away without any hesitation they did it to babies not adults he added this mother is especially concerned her one year old son was inoculated for rabies last month he has a fever and the scandal has heightened her anxiety my son was born very weak he always has fevers now his dad and i don't know if it's related to the fake vaccines in china or vaccinations to prevent diseases like tetanus hooping cough and rabies are free but now some parents no longer trust the made in china versions. calumny to me at least three chinese vaccines cannot meet correct safety standards i would have to think about buying imported vaccine so far ther

he has this overcoat with this .nsignia showing his regiment he has his adrian helmet. gear, whicheather have two ammunition pouches. and his rifle. he's got a piece of squat gear. haversack which he carries his extras -- extra ranches in -- extra rations in. this is the final iteration of the french uniform. as the war progressed they realized it was very poor camouflage. the french uniform goes three to four-- goes bruce three to -- goes through three to four specific variations. what i'm wearing is an officer's uniform. i have a private purchase gas mask bag. because myide arm job is to direct the infantry men not to fight them myself. my coat is a little bit different, most likely a private purchase. bag, so i cant send up the necessary reports. but -- is a display display of common things you would see by the french army in the war. you have the cavalry carbine. the 1916 carbine. the 18 -- the 86 rifle. you have the m 0715 rifle. it's the first light machine gun of the war. nicknamed after the inventor. he also have a display of what you would see in the trenches.

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various ways users try to disguise their descent it's an endless cyberspace game of cat and mouse adrian brown al-jazeera beijing. deal with al-jazeera and these are our top stories iran can and his party unerring victory in pakistan's general election with only a handful of seats still to be confirmed but he'll need allies to form a coalition government is opponents they say the vote was rigged to favor him. israeli security forces have closed the gates of the al aksa mosque in occupied east jerusalem after fighting with palestinian worshippers. some grenades were used to disperse crowds are gathered for friday prayers there's increased tension between israelis and palestinians following the israeli military's violent response to weeks of protests in gaza. saudi u.a.e. coalition aircraft of launch strikes on the city of her date or in yemen within the past few hours the city is held by hooty rebels who claimed responsibility for a drone attack on abu dhabi international airport on third say the day the hosts a strategic important seaport through which most of the country's food and supp

currently suing china at the w t o a further reminder of this complicated three way relationship adrian brown al-jazeera beijing. it's good to have you with us adrian fell again here in doha but the top stories this hour on al-jazeera it is the big day for football as france take on croatia in the world cup final in less than half an hour fans have been gathering for the big game of moscow as news nicky stadium in paris in croatia capital zagreb and of course in at fans' owns rights around the world. and cast has officially been handed the reins to host the twenty twenty two football world cup russia's president vladimir putin passed the ball to count as a mere fifty first president of the handover ceremony in moscow. we will try to make it an excellent world cup because this event is very important for the whole region as you know many arab countries face difficulties the well coupler help us overcome them a curfew has been imposed in the iraqi city of bass rather tough to police used water cannon. and tear gas on protesters who tried to storm a government building people have been dem

should he have, adrian?ou know, i think that there is still a lot to be seen in this situation? >> harris: do you wish that he had? >> i wish that he had in the sense that, now, i feel that this is only playing right into the narrative that the deep state, the republicans on the far right are pushing that -- >> harris: it is hard to keep away from that? >> it plays right into it, which is what is so unfortunate and only does more to tak take away trust from the fbi and what needs to happen from the fbi standpoint but the peter strzok strzok testimony this afternoon, and by the way this is also why we need to see the testimony be released from -- that he gave a couple of weeks ago in front of the committee that was really pressed today to have that released. but we need to know more information and we need to have this information out there so that public trust can be restored in the fbi, because that is where the real problem is to me. >> harris: well, okay, public trust. but how about that proof? or -- or s

adrian elrod, ken vogel, guys, thank you very much. matter. >> thanks, katie. >>> we are still watching the white house. we will be hearing from president trump at 2:00 p.m. it's the first time he will be speaking after helsinki. he has been facing waves of criticism. not just from democrats but from republicans as well. criticism on fox news. criticism on the drudge report. criticism from newt gingrich. it's coming at him from all sides. what will he say? will he be listening or will he keep praising vladimir putin? we'll see. stay with us. . my life is here... [telephone ring] ahoy-hoy. alexander graham bell here... no, no, my number is one, you must want two! two, i say!! like my father before... [telephone ring] like my father before... ahoy-hoy! as long as people talk too loudly on the phone, you can count on geico saving folks money. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. so let's promote our summer travel deal on choicehotels.com like this. surfs up. earn a $50 gift card when you stay just twice

to go to him ever they want to and this is indeed a new development here what about robert mugabe adrian the former leader who was just a year ago he has come out speaking in favor of the opposition in this election what's the reason behind that. because he's clearly frustrated about what happened to him remember design and p.f. the governing party is the very party who found it he used to be the head of the party and of the country for thirty seven years and then last year the military decided to force him to resign yesterday he addressed the press and voiced his frustration against that once again he claims that he would have stepped aside anyways shortly after the military intervention but this is a claim of course it's hard to prove it's something he can say right now but yes it was a surprise that he really endorsed the opposition party and today he came right to this place where i'm right now which of this polling station to vote as well came with a huge crowd of his supporters and they were not only cheering for him later on they also cheered for the opposition party and this is h

hello i'm adrian for the good this is the new life from coming up in the next sixty minutes. on historic visit eritrea as president is in ethiopia days after the today has announced an end to a long running solicits. a chilling account of police of violence in nicaragua hundreds of been killed in months of anti-government protests. mass demonstrations planned for donald trump's visit to scotland while back at home there are calls for him to cancel next week's meeting with russia's president. with all the sports while rafael nadal and novak djokovic to resume their final shortly after it was halted by curfew at wimbledon blockbuster matter with held up by a radical break in math and any fight. eritrea's president of where he is making an historic visit to neighboring ethiopia it's the latest step towards reconciliation and peace between the longtime rivals last weekend leaders signed a pact to restore diplomatic and trade ties ending a twenty year military standoff al-jazeera is katherine sawyer reports. these up. tim is in for a change in the horn of africa rapid progress is

brown i mean adrian your at the scene of the incident what seems to have happened and what's going on now. well so when i spoke to you first about this incident several hours ago it seemed that we were in fact dealing with a serious incident we had reports of a lot. the explosion outside the embassy and then we saw those pictures on social media of a large plume of smoke blowing over the u.s. embassy here in central beijing but now as you can see behind me the security lot really is basically over both the police and the u.s. embassy have now issued separate statements the police say that a twenty six year old man from inner mongolia detonated what they said was a suspicious fireworks like device they say this device injured his hands when the explosion happened he's now been taken to hospital for treatment to those injuries they won't say any more than that they won't say what his motivation was but of course he is going to be interrogated i'm sure during the days to come the embassy though use different language they say that it was a bomb that was gotten a tip outside the embassy b