adrian, nice to meet you! adrian: likewise. lemonis: is this your business? adrian: yes, it is.come to canndescent. lemonis: i mean, you're literally in the middle of the desert. adrian: there's no better place to grow cannabis. lemonis: i've never smoked pot. in fact, i'd never even seen pot. adrian: come on in. lemonis: i walked into canndescent and suddenly found myself surrounded by it. very fragrant. adrian: yes. lemonis: how much inventory is in this room right now? adrian: we want to get to 65 pounds of dried flower. lemonis: per harvest? adrian: per harvest, and we harvest the room every 10 days. lemonis: 65 pounds... adrian: of finished flower. lemonis: uh-huh. so, $195,000. adrian: you got it. so, we're pulling down a room every 10 days. it runs at $600,000 a month. it's not a bad business. lemonis: it's not a bad business? it's a great business. armed with a harvard mba, adrian is part of the new money behind california's exploding marijuana industry, which is still considered criminal under federal law. are you the first drug dealer to ever graduate from harvard? adr

. >>> now a 11:00, a strong debut back w redskins runni adrian peterson. just in the carries that he has had, you could do for running back. >> what the performance means for the regul season. >>> police searching for a gunman tonight after a shooting inside a local apartment. why they say this was not random. >>> and hurricane lane downgraded to a category 1 but the threat far from over in hawaii. news4 at 11:00, starts now. >>> i'm jim handly. when it comes to preseason games, forget the score especially when our team loses. redskins fs still have something to celebrate, a strong debut from adrian peterson. we have team coverage for you inside and outside fedexfield. sherree burress, peterson big nigh l heked great right out of the gate. >> reporter: right, he did. not to beorny but he hit the grounds running. in a game where the offense couldn't get much going, adrian peterson was the highlight tonight. he shined in his redskins debut. the new number 26 for there dskins getting a lot of love from the fans in his first game here at fedexfield. errian pn

adrian: wonderful.athleen: we will have so many of these other conversations here, when you so much to the table. back to you. haidi: kathleen come great conversation there, thank you for that. earningstting this company getting growth of 22%. up 3.25 the business is -- up 22%. estimates were 23% for aia group. fundamentals in asia micro speaking, are pretty resilient, despite all of the international trade tensions. turnbull's, malcolm political future hanging but a mere threat. we will have the latest on the turmoil here in australia and how business leaders are taking it all in. ramy: and up next, president trump phrases tariffs on tech, saying that it has led to economic gain for the u.s.. we discussed this with our next guest, coming up. ♪ ramy: welcome back. the u.s. and china are unwinding two days of trade talks with equally low level expectations. 60 two countries slammed billion dollars of fresh tariffs on each other. let us jump into my bloomberg here, the gtv terminal library, this chart put

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sarah: dw correspondent adrian kriesch joins us from harare. let's start with emmerson mnangagwa describing his elections as a celebration of democracy. tell us more about that line. adrian: to understand the president, you have to understand a little bit of his history. he was actually part of the ruling elite, part of the ruling party of the country for a very long time, the party that ruled the country for 40 years. he has been holding various minister positions under former dictator mugabe, and last year when mugabe was forced to resign he took over and he changed his image completely, portrayed himself as a reformer, open to country to investors, and allowed more freedom of speech. this electoral process for him was another sign that he wanted to give to the world that he is opening up the country. he has been talking about the electoral process that is free and fair, and according to him -- but the reality is not really like this. yes, there has been a tremendous amount of improvement compared to previous elections in zimbabwe, which were

this is a fast moving story let's go over to our correspondent adrian krishi he is in harare following developments there adrian do we know what just happened at that hotel where the main opposition candidate was planning to speak. eighty or increase has just managed to enter so it's me madam me i'm speaking to you here live from outside the hotel the police have just left again apparently that a at least forty to fifty police here we saw them i guess they were about fifty and they had riot gear on them and then one minister we still need to confirm his name and he said that the conference should continue so police have just left again and the embassy was supposed to do a press conference here and then having the pretty stormed the hotel where the press it was about to dodge and generous because an end to one of my fellow camera people reporters here was actually beaten up by one of the police officer has to be said and even arrived yet and we just don't know what exactly happened to him what the reason was fight that they do this and who or that this is it seems to be really really un

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, where is adrian? adrian's here with us. thank you, adrian. great job. thank you. it's a lot of lives. that's great. adrian, come here. i want to ask you a question. so how did you -- come here. you're not nervous, right? speaks perfect english. you saved 78 people. so how did you feel that there were people in that trailer? lot of trailers around. please. he didn't know he was going to do this. >> first of all, thank you for allowing me to come and be on border patrol. it all started that day, i had an alert, vehicle was referred to secondary and when people refer to secondary, the vehicle proceeded to elude the checkpoint. shortly after, the people were stopped at the approximate 30 mile marker which is a mile north of the checkpoint. subsequently, i went out there and i ran the dogs, a search of the vehicle, tractor trailer and once again, the k-9 alerted. subsequently i opened the latch of the back of the tractor trailer and heard a lot of subjects. i quickly asked for backup and backups got there,

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, where's adrian.n is here with us. thank you, adrian. great job. thank you. that's a lot of lives. that's great. adrian, come here, i want to ask you a question. how did you -- come here. you're not nervous, right? speaks perfect english. come here, i want to ask you about that. 78 lives. you saved 78 people. so how did you feel, there were people in that trailer. please. he didn't know he was going to do this, but it's just of interest. >> first of all, thank you for allowing me to come from laredo on behalf of border patrol, thank you as well. it all started that day i had a can alert. the vehicle was referred to secondary and once a vehicle is referred to secondary or a tractor-trailer was referred to secondary, the vehicle proceeded to elude and flee the checkpoint. shortly after the vehicle was stopped at approximately the 30 mile marker, which is a mile north of the checkpoint. subsequently i went out there and i ran the dog, conducted a nonintrusive search of the vehicle and once again the cani

she immediately begins to build out adrian's family tree and finds that adrian's mother has two sistersf them. making joann either the siblings' aunt, or even more shocking, their mother. it's the conversation cece never thought she'd have with those three foundlings. for an already fractured family, this news may shatter them. >> all three of you have a first cousin match named adrian. adrian's mom and your mom are sisters. >> now, his mother has two full sibling sisters. and so joann is one of them. >> wow. >> so the woman that found you is either your mother or your aunt. >> reporter: it takes a moment for the reality to sink in, especially for janet. then, an enormous sense of betrayal. joann either gave birth to them or her sister did and she helped her cover it up. either way, she was withholding vital information when she met janet in 2013. >> i met her, sat in her house. >> hi. oh. >> hugged her. it breaks my heart. >> i'm so sorry. >> that we all had to go through, you know, all this. just the fact i sat in her house is what's eating me alive. >> reporter: janet is furious and

where is adrian? adrian is here with us. thank you, adrian. great job. thank you. a lot of lives.se] >> president trump: that's great. adrian, come here, i want to ask you a question. so how -- come here, you're not nervous, right? speaks perfect english. come here, i want to ask you about that, 78 lives. you saved 78 people. so how did you feel that there were people in that trailer? a lot of trailers. please. [laughter] >> president trump: he didn't know he was going to do this, just of interest. >> first of all, thank you for allowing me to come from laredo, on behalf of border patrol, thank you, as well. it all started that day, i had a calendar, vehicle referred to secondary and once vehicle is referred to secondary, sorry, truck referred to secondary, the vehicle proceeded to elude the checkpoint. shortly after, the vehicle was stopped at approximately the 30-mile marker, which is a mile north of the checkpoint. subsequently, i went out there and ran the dog, conducted nonintrusive search of the vehicle and once again the canine alerted and subsequently, i opened the little

hello again adrian filling in here in doha the top stories on al-jazeera the u.n. special envoy for syria is warning of what he calls a perfect storm in the province if the government pushes to retake the last rebel stronghold stuff and de mistura is calling for a humanitarian corridor or to free three million people trapped there. there is a perfect storm based on warning counter warning which is gathering around and you too did a lemma which is the true date limit on how to defeat terrorists in need leap and at the same time avoid affecting a huge number of civilians. so widely are aware that efforts in discussions are taking place to avoid.

where is adrian? he is here with us. thank you, adrian. great job, thank you. that's a lot of lives. that's great. a drink, i want to ask your question. come here, you're not nervous, , i want to ask a question. you saved 78 people. how did you feel that there were people in that trailer? [laughter] pres. trump: he didn't know he was going to do this. >> first of all, thank you for land me to come from laredo. border patrol, thank you as well. thell started that day, vehicle was referred to secondary and once a vehicle is referred to sacred cash to secondary -- once a vehicle is referred to secondary, it moves to a checkpoint. the 30 mile marker is a mile north of the checkpoint. subsequently i went out there and [indiscernible] and the canine alerted. subsequently i opened the latch on the back of the tractor-trailer and revealed a lot of subjects. i quickly asked for backup and backup got there in the subjects were transported back to the checkpoint and all of them were in good health. [applause] fantastic job. what a good job he did. what a good job. now you

adrian the results came in in the middle of the night what's been the reaction so far this morning. well the situation here are still a little bit tense i would say is not fully back to normal it has improved compared to yesterday for example when you could only see police and military on the streets today you still see police and military on the streets but some of the shops have opened some banks even opened so it's slowly getting back to normal but some people have the feeling that the whole election drama is not yet over and we will talk about the reasons right now we have two guests here one representative of the opposition party mr jameson timber he is the chief election agent for the pan presidential candidate off the opposition party and we also have a representative of the zanu p.f. the governing party in the one gun a. representative in europe i would like to ask you first mr timba your party is not accepting the results of these elections why. discrepancies in this process in terms of. and process and the money. and opposition is very clear we've not accepted the outcome

this is adrian. i will tell you this much.n is on the look out for a little bit of white water. and if you keep looking towards the edge you might see a little bit right there. >> i see some white water and a horizon. >> it's fun, it's nice, it's calm, i'm completely lying to you guys. hold your breath, it's about to get insane. >> hey. >> it's a drop. >> whoa. >> ooh, 105 feet off the health of alexandra falls. this complete mentalist is still alive. >> that's a long distance. >> for a short time we're under the water, but as he he's pumped to see these other people in the water at what he just went over. >> this is like hall of

imports hurt chinese growers but the tariff war with the united states could secure their future adrian brown al-jazeera in a long jiang province northeast china. long is the managing director of the hong kong based research consultancy asia and a lesson she says even if there are talks over tariffs china may not be willing to do what the u.s. wants i think china will come to the table it is the united states the trump administration that has been pushing for this tariff fight china does not want a trade war and it will do everything that it can to stop it you know shut down. you know giving up then tie country as it were so yes china would want to talk the problem is what is the truth and ministry should demand it of china and whether china is willing to give that the point there is that it isn't whether china should open its markets or whether americans have a right to demand that china does it every government does what it's best for its own people regardless of the abstract moral issue and grant now up until now china fuz that it can do a lot of things that. trade in other areas bec

talks and there seems to be no sign either of even a temporary truce with them i will leave it there adrian of course monitor events with you through the day thank you now the first round of u.s. sanctions since president cultural pulled out of the nuclear deal are now in effect more sanctions targeting iran's oil and gas industry a likely in november for a rainy and economic uncertainty means higher prices for everything from tehran same finds out how people are coping at the edge of the country where iran meets iraq human mules have carried smuggled goods across the border for years rugged routes like this one in kurdistan province import electronics phones beauty products medicine cigarettes the list goes on it's dangerous work as smugglers evade taxes and customs duties. the illegal trade represents a fraction of iranian imports but with more u.s. sanctions imposed the government is cracking down on the groups controlling these routes. iran has land and naval borders with fifteen countries we could never close all the borders for seventy to eighty years now local people have been tradin

i'm adrian brown in the heart of china so a country where local farmers say they've got a lot to thank president trump for find out why here on al-jazeera. by the springtime flowers of a mountain lake. to the first snowfall on a winter's day. hello there it's incredibly hot for many of us across europe at the moment germany saw some of the highest temperatures across europe in the last twenty four hours on wednesday we had eleven weather stations that either tied or broke their all time temperature records so it was incredibly hot there things have changed just in the past a few hours there thanks to this line of thunderstorms that made its way across us that brought down the temperatures a little bit so we brought some heavy downpours and lots of thunder and lightning as well this system will gradually work its way eastwards during the day today through poland expecting some heavy thunder a downpours too and also more of them will be sparking off down towards the southeast and parts of europe again too if you don't see a thunderstorm there is just going to be another very hot day and

i'm adrian brown in the heart of china's country where local farmers say they've got a lot to president from find out why on al-jazeera and in sport london rivals chelsea to kind to climb back. hello there there are showers a still clinging on around the black sea we look at the satellite picture we can see that area of cloud hair over the northern parts of turkey and then it stretches its way eastwards across the caspian sea and this region is still going to be really quite unsettled as we head through the next few days they do expect some more showers and some of them are going to be very heavy for the south is just dry and hot for many of us here look at baghdad about forty four degrees forcing kabul will be up and around thirty six a bit further south in the winds of the now here in doha our temperatures generally hovering at around forty three degrees at the moment down in the south coast of oman a little bit of cloud might come and go at times but really the thick cloud is out towards the west for some of us in eritrea looks like we'll see quite a few thunderstorms at times during

brown joins us live now from beijing from a fiscal point of view adrian is there any way that big can circumvent being on the receiving end of these terrorists when it comes to sort of mitigating its reaction perhaps. no i don't think there really is i mean this you know this latest round of tariffs peter had been anticipated it had been well flagged china was expecting this because trump has been advertising it for so long i think china is trying to insulate itself as best it can it's doing that by focusing much more on the idea of becoming eventually self-sufficient you know just a few days ago for instance i was up in the northeast of the country which is soybean country and soybean farmers there are actually delighted that president trump has started a trade war with china because this is an industry that had been suffering in the past because of cheap imports of u.s. soybeans now china is governed destroying a lifeline to this industry and it's building up the industry because china feels vulnerable at the moment it realizes that if this trade war intensifies it will become vulne

the already widening deepening trade war between china and the united states and just to be clear adrian this is from a fiscal point of view i guess quite significant because despite the hot house in its own economy people say manipulating its own currency the yuan the chinese economy cannot take that hit not least because they've got this ferocious appetite for energy. that's absolutely right i mean china make no mistake about it peter needs that oil that it imports from iran because energy security is very important to chinese leaders because energy security potentially can have a negative impact on economic growth and as we know china's economy is already starting to slow the trade war with the united states isn't helping matters you know what's happening with iran now could make things potentially so much worse adrian thanks very much. we move on rescue teams in indonesia have yet to make it to some parts of the indonesian island of lombok as the search goes on for survivors from sunday's earthquake at least two hundred thousand people have had their homes destroyed or badly damaged

adrian: it's very famous. a lot of people.up there, and there's a lot of people. but that was before puerto rico fell into crushing debt and hard times. recently, there have been fewer customers, and the exodus hasn't helped. there's this road called la cieca commercial and that road, "la cieca commercial," means business street. and that's where all the businesses were. now you go through that street up and down, and it's full of empty businesses, you know, foreclosed houses, foreclosed businesses. everything's abandoned. are you at the tail end of people leaving or are you at the beginning of people leaving? no, i think we're at the beginning. we're at the beginning. yeah. they're selling most of their belongings... that has to be, uh -- there goes our washer. lemonis: ...and taking very little to chicago: a bedroom set, their clothes, and memories. our kids were small. each and every one of their had their own room here. you know, they grew up in this house. we had a lot of nice family time here, family holidays. you know,

. >> joining us now, democratic strategist adrian elrod, tim carney, former george h.w. bush aide and republican strategist joe watkins. joe, let's start with what has been said in the headline out of the interview this morning that is new. she is calling the president racist. you heard her reaction to being called low life as well as a dog. >> those are tough charges. omarosa has fired big shots at the president, at the white house, and they are hard charges because after all she was the president's top african-american advisor at the white house. somebody close to him for a long time. she has a 15-year history with him. these charges interest her are very, very serious. as long as the white house doesn't have any african-americans in senior positions in the inner circle of the white house, they are going to be exposed. these are very serious charges coming from omarosa manigault newman today. >> adrian, as we know, omarosa very serious charges, but also reversal from statements that she has made previous to these recent interviews. >> yeah. look, i think there is a lot

adrian peterson didn't disappoint.e gained 56 yards in 11 carries. >> i was coming from home working out and training and spending time with my kids, and missed all the training camp. itas very critical, especially this third preseason game to get out there and get a feel. >> it looked goo tome. you guys tell me. doesn'te look l he lost a step. >> it's legendary. growing up you watch him run the ball. he's great. now i'm playing with him. a it'sazing. i feel blessed to be in his ce pres. >> reporter: one big negative on the night, the defense. one player said on s theire of the ball they played poorly but there's two weeks until the season erop news 4 sports. >>> late lastight adrian peterson posted these pictures of his jersey. he asked if he had anything left in the tank. looks like he does. >>> at 6:3, a war hero, senator and inspiration. this morning leaders all over capitol hill are singingsraise for johnccain after an announcement about a difficult announcement on his health. you know when you're at ross shopping

adrian is on her way to court. >> i'm facing a charge, but it'. felony. >> reporter: adrian would have been freed without bail u 10 which eliminated cash bail in lieu of another system. supporters say the bail system is unfair to low income groups. adrian agrees saying her bail deposit cost 2300 much needed dollars. >> i had to use money for my rent and living situation. now i'm like bam, back down because i had a bail. >> reporter: sb 10 could also kill the bail industry in california made up of about 120 agencies and around 2200 agents. this afternoon a coalition led by bail businesses launched a voter referendum to block the new law. >> i know that we were contacted by crime victims organizations corganizations. so i knew something was going to happen. >> reporter: jeff stanley acknowledged the new law would wife out bail businesses. but critics point out it would free more criminals to disappear before court. >> something this large, the people need to make a decision on this. this needs to be in the people's hands, not our legislators. >> rep

hello i'm adrian for again this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes the u.s. says it's cutting off all funding the u.n. agency that helps palestinian refugees. talks between the u.s. and canada on a new free trade agreement missed the deadline we'll look at what happens next. a pro russian separatists leader dies in a bomb blast in ukraine moscow and kiev blame each other for the killing. of the final farewell for aretha franklin. at the queen of souls fuel. a flagrant assault on the palestinian people that's palestinian president mahmoud abbas is describing the decision by the u.s. to hold all funding to the u.n. agency that helps palestinian refugees known as annorah the latest declaration by washington comes a week after the trumpet ministration said that it was causing more than two hundred million dollars in economic aid to the agency it will in effect and decades of financial support spent on health education and food security well the u.s. state department spokeswoman heather not released a statement saying when we made a u.s. contribution of sixty

adrian are we talking here about a push by the chinese government to contain the whys of what it is quiet as extremism or a planned attempt by the government to change the identity of an entire people well from the chinese perspective it is probably both both are being conflated it's probably chinese they hate them any sense of a people being different and especially a sense of people being religious has always been seen with suspicion. there we go to an ethnic group that have different historic and linguistic and cultural identity of a long time as a matter of fact very few of them are seriously interested in some kind of independence but the problem is a step that china has long had a sense of touch with but distance to these people. therefore or for the chinese state in many ways reducing cultural difference or linguistic big difference and especially reducing or suppressing religious identity is crippling to counter terrorism and that's in many ways but we're seeing and india. andrew young the good chinese government has said over the past few months they basically are trying to impro

. >> yes, adrian peterson, if he's going to be the adrian peter son of old, i could help the redskinsunning back group. it could be a solution for t running backs. they're bringing in one of the greatest at the position, adrias peteon and they signed him to a one-year deal reportedly worth just overli mon dollars. the 33-year-old brings a hall of fame rume. a.p. needs justar 37 rushingds to pass jim brown 1or0th on the nfl's all-time leading rushers list. but petersonas struggled to stay healthyct and produe over the last two seasons. trent williams, who is his teammate back at oklahoma, says he hasn't lost a step. and peterson credits trent's recruitment for his arrival in washington. >> he's just like, hey, we look rely, really good this year. even though he's kind of just starting, and defensively, hs been raving about the defense. it's bimn a longe coming and i promise you, i'm going to geve erything i have inside. for me i'm just happy to be part of a great organization, a good team offensively and defensively, and to run behind a great offensive line. >> tomorrow, but monday nig

i'm adrian brown in the heart of china soy country where local farmers say they've got a lot to thank president trump for find out why here on al-jazeera. hello and welcome to international weather forecast apart from stockholm in the north and i'm correct in the south and moscow in the east it's thirty degrees plus across the whole of europe in our chart for thursday and indeed can interfere in potential it's in excess of forty degrees with every prospect of temperatures over the weekend rising to between forty five and forty eight degrees celsius across southwestern parts of spain and on into portugal so basically very hot situation across many parts of europe but also with some isolated but quite severe thunderstorms across the alps stone through the balkans lead up towards the baltic states who could see one or two storms developing so heading down into north africa the weather here is looking fine and fairly quiet at the moment temperatures much you'd expect at this time of year thirty seven in cairo and then heading on into friday conditions remain cheery fine tunis looking at m

and so adrian marks -- the was the third plane on site but he looked down and he is seeing men being attacks by sharks, seeing the peril these men are facing and says we have to do something so he takes his pby catalina and against protocol he lands and these are 12-foot swells. this is not smooth sailing. this is not an easy lanning. he is risking himself and his crew to do this and he lands, and it destroys the plane. the plane will never fly again. but he is able to save 53 lives, pulling the men into the cockpit, pulling the men on to the wings, wrapping them with parachutes to keep them secure because the closest land is 280 miles away. so, it's 12 hours for the closest ship to arrive, once these men are spotted and they're dying. they're dying very quickly. and so we're able to tell this rescue account, and those heroes, again, 16, 17 and 18-year-olds who are pulling the men out of the water, and there's the great story is of -- now i'm blanking -- peter rehn telling how he pulled up and these men -- we don't knoche at this point that the machine are americans or japanese. ther

adrian peterson's debut, number 26.l he hav that burst that made him a seven-time probowler or are we going to see a little rust? alex smith and the skins offen e r runs strong and we're keeping an eye on trent williams. will hto return ght? the left tackle coming off a knee injury. will he hol up keep an eye on rookies trying to make the final roster. who will show outere tonight? it's the final for the regular season. , certainly, tonight is probably the biggest show that e have seen of the preseason, guys. back to you. >> again, of course, the key, no injuries. leave this game with no injuries. that's all we want. >> everybody walks off field. thanks sherre. >>> thank you for joining us. "nightly news" starts after this. >> we'll see you after the ge. >> enjoy. >>> tonight, the maverick in the final days. the sad word from arizona, john mccain stopping medical treatment for brain cancer. his family by his side. prayers and support pouring in for a towering figure of american life for over half a century. >>> another

we are expecting adrian to be out here and show off. his naickname is all day and hi teammates are exciatd to see e can do in live game action. not that many times you're sitting down in the locker room with a guy who is a first ballot hall of famer and has done things that you told yourlf u're going to do when you step foot in this league. >> you see a guyike that and admire him through the league and the years he has been playing. i call him mr. all day. that's pretty much whatis he . all day. >> bigge fan secretly rootin him ond openly so. just one of those things to see him i'm going to be super excited. >> it is pro bowl lineman trent williams who also was a fan bringing adrian peterson over. the two were teammates at. oklaho happy to have another sooner on the roster. guys, back to you. >> double duty they'reoing to be doing. thank you, sherree, we'll see you at6:00 and at 11:00 after the game. redskins take on the broncos and live reaction fm the players and coaches on redskins post-game report. of course, followed by new 4z at 1

and adrian peterson will be making his redskins debut. the veteran running back joined the burgundy and gold this week. he still hasn't decided, though, how long we will see the starters tonight. >> i don't have a feel yet. you know, i just want to see how the day is like and see how i feel after pregame warm up and what kind of energy i feel like and how they come out. a lot will be h determined they come out and how they play. >> so, som won't be seeing taking the field tonight jordan reid, chris thompson and zach brown and we hear from their teammates on how excited they areo see adrian peterson in his first game as a redskin. sherree burress. >> thanks. >> we'll see you at 5:00 and 6:00, too. you can watch the redskins take on the broncos right here on nbc 4 tonight. >> sherree has you covered with a post-game reportll ed, of course, by news 4 at 11:00. >>> a lot of fans going to enjoy beer at the game tonight. we know that, right? do thatve been known to a time or two. maybe celebrating the start of the weekend perhaps. but new resea

i'm adrian brown in the heart of china country where local farmers say they've got a lot to thank president trump for find out why on al-jazeera. fresh from elections pakistan is facing a financial squeeze the economy is running low on foreign reserves now august time has had fourteen i.m.f. financing programs since nine hundred eighty and new loans are likely to come with strict conditions talk of a bailout is putting the country's economic relationship with china in focus the fifty seven billion dollars china pakistan economic corridor has led to massive imports from china u.s. officials are linking the chinese super project to pakistan's financial ills they're demanding details on the terms of any chinese loans but islamabad is accusing the u.s. of trying to sour pakistan's financial relationship with beijing kamal hyder reports from markets in islamabad. the outgoing government had already left a. government. doubling the country they ordered books and of course many. government. there is want to move on a policy which will make their country more coverage the people of pakistan have vo

imports hurt chinese growers but the tariff war with the united states could secure their future adrian brown al-jazeera in a long jiang province northeast china. the world health organization has warned there could be no vaccine option for the new outbreak in the democratic republic of congo an international team is in the town of beni in north kivu where the outbreak was detected on wednesday twenty people are confirmed to have died from the disease and for others it will officials haven't confirmed the strain of ebola along the rock who was cleared of murder earlier this year has been stabbed to death known by his stage name incognito the twenty three year old was part of the drill rap scene a style of music known for its violent lyrics incognito recently agreed that the genre was responsible for a rise in gang violence in london a knife attack happened on the same street that a seventeen year old boy was fatally shot in may he was part of the same drill music collective known as moscow seventeen. well jail rap music originated on the streets of chicago's south side and is now quickl

more from the man himself adrian peterson coming up at 6:00. wendy, back to you. she's the youngest owner of a medical marijuana dis-pencepe in the country and will be opening her own shop with the help oer mother. our county bureau chief tracee wilkins talked with the bowie native about the ups and downs of breaking into the very trlucrative cannabis indus >> this is a volcano. op reporter: 26-year-old wiseman had an interesting business idea just after >> i realized that maryland was about to start their medical cannabis program. >> reporter: so sen pitched oping a medical marijuana dispensary to her mom who is a dentist and dr. larry bryant, a family friend. so when your daughter came to you and said i want to start selling marijuana, what did you think? >> i didn't look at it from that perspective because she didn't present it in that perspective.i >> the three qly learned it wouldn't be t easy open an african-american owned and operated medical marijuana dispensary. >> there's a lot of barriers besides capital but capital is one of the most prevalent,es ciall

. >> let's bring in kurt bard ella from the huffington post and adrian el rod from hillary for america lonnie chen director of domestic policy at stanford and from the mitt romney campaign in 2012. great to have you here. kurt, we have to start with you because you know who this guy is and the institution that he served and you served. why is he doing this right now? it is exactly about one year since he left the white house. >> well, steve, i've come to find, is a parasital figure to attach to give himself prominence and visibility and i thought that after the break-up of trump and bannon that if there was a way back it would have to be in the scenario where trump was at his weakest so that steve could prey upon that and show him that, hey, i'm still here, i'm still going to take your phone call, i'm going to do things to bolster you up and protect your agenda and still on your team and in order for bannon to succeed he needs trump to fail and you look at the things going on, whether it is omarosa or security clearance or the robert mueller probe the republicans losing congress in nov

heard the ball and adrian krishna does this report on the aftermath of zimbabwe's election. was either friends and families pay their respects to susie on the force on her final journey the mother of two was killed in zimbabwe as post-election violence last week she was on her way home when she got caught in the crossfire hit in the back by soldiers bullets is the death of the brother joshua tumble still can't believe. it would be what she was a breakthrough in the family. was a bit very familiar. with it will move out of that with his. high portrait is up and. he's. on wednesday opposition m.d.c. supporters took to the streets and were met was brutal violence by zimbabwe's move to what they can institute a gas rubber bullets and life and unishe and to crackdown on opposition demonstrators. president elect emerson one god has promised consequences that was. is the date where some most lenders. use to it and in the end it could do it with. fears of violence have been subsided and the opposition is vowing to challenge the election results nelson chamisa insists the presidency.

i'm adrian brown in the heart of china soil country where local farmers say they've got a lot to thank president trump for find out why on al-jazeera. fresh from elections pakistan is facing a financial squeeze the economy is running low on foreign reserves now august time has had fourteen i.m.f. financing programs since nine hundred eighty and new loans are likely to come with strict conditions talk of a bailout is putting the country's economic relationship with china in focus the fifty seven billion dollars china pakistan economic corridor has led to massive imports from china u.s. officials are linking the chinese super project to pakistan's financial ills they demanded details on the terms of any chinese loans but islamabad is accusing the u.s. of trying to sour pakistan's financial relationship with beijing kamal hyder reports from markets in islamabad. the outgoing government had already left a. government. doubling the country. and of course many challenges for iran contra government. that is born to rule on a policy which will make the country more coverage the people of pakis

watch. >> adrian, come here. i want to ask you a question. so how did you -- come here.rvous, are you? speaks perfect english. come here. >> all right. so the officer thanked trump but made no comment on the president's remark he speaks perfect english. kind of awkward there. >> another one on the list. >>> it has been nearly one month since a federal judge's deadline for the trump administration to reunite migrant children with families after being separated at the southern border. 565 of the kids remain in the government's custody with officials saying the parents of 154 of them have waived their right to get their children back. >> but many of the parents are actually saying they were pressured or mislead into signing a form to do so. nbc correspondent jacob soboroff has more on one father's story. >> reporter: where are we going right now? >> to see one of our clients. he is a dad who is separated from his son. >> reporter: lindsey teslowski is executive director of the immigrant defenders law center. today most of her time is spent representing separated families, a

adrian and shermichael, i would love to do it, but unfortunately we don't have the time to do it todaynks, alex. >> thanks, alex. >>> new advice for president trump, be like spiro agnew and resign. the former vice president's attorney joins me next. >>> and ahead on "a.m. joy," the ever-more-complicated case of supreme court nominee, brett kavanaugh. f supreme court nominee, brett kavanaugh. that's why we created expedia's add-on advantage. now after booking your flight, you unlock discounts on select hotels right until the day you leave. ♪ add-on advantage. discounted hotel rates when you add on to your trip. only when you book with expedia. i couldn't catch my breath. it was the last song of the night. it felt like my heart was skipping beats. they said i had afib. what's afib? i knew that meant i was at a greater risk of stroke. i needed answers. my doctor and i chose xarelto® to help keep me protected from a stroke. once-daily xarelto®, a latest-generation blood thinner significantly lowers the risk of stroke in people with afib not caused by a heart valve problem. warfarin interfe

i'm adrian brown in the heart of china so a country where local pharmacy they've got a lot to thank president trump for find out why here on al-jazeera. hello there were some very heavy downpours ever possibly southeast in asia at the moment the satellite picture is picking up plenty of shout clouds in the far western part of the philippines and those then gradually fan out to towards the west so the western part of the philippines that is where we've seen the worst of the weather over the last twenty four hours or so some places reporting is a very heavy downpours a more wet weather still to come as we head through friday and saturday those showers do become very concentrated over parts of luzon towards the south is more in the way of dry weather across borneo down into job and bali towards the west maybe one or two showers force in singapore or k.l. but a good deal of dry weather to be found here too as we head down towards australia we've had this rather violent storm that's been working its way towards the east it's giving us a huge dust storm that's made its way over parts of south austr

of the trade battle is soybeans which are a crucial part of the chinese diet china correspondent adrian brown has more on what that means for farmers in heilongjiang province farmland is precious in china only fifteen percent of the country is arable that makes the law should be fertile province of a long going very important especially now. close to the border with russia this is soybean country. china is the world's largest consumer of soybeans but it can't grow enough and so is reliant on imports to meet demand that means the decision to impose a twenty five percent levy on u.s. soil beans creates risk yet in this province the trade fight appears to be having a welcome impact. farmers like mn foundling are being urged by the local government to switch their fields to soit from corn offering subsidies as an incentive that'll raise incomes moon says he has a lot to thank president trump for who won when you know when china stops importing from the united states is possible what the price of domestic soybeans welcome and that means we'll make more money. soybeans may flourish in this pr