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

adrian brown al jazeera in northeast china. at least eight saudi arabian soldiers have been killed excuse me in fighting with yemen's huth the rebels that's according to saudi news agencies the kingdom's military says that it for old who theah tak along its southern border videos from saudi media show captured who think fighters including what they say is a high ranking commander yemen's president man so hardy is preparing to travel to the united states for medical treatment how he's been treated for heart conditions since two thousand and eleven he's been living in exile in saudi arabia since iran back to the rebels took control of yemen's capital sana'a in twenty fifteen. pakistan says the three hundred million dollars of military support that the u.s. plans to scrap is reimbursement that it's owed and not aid its foreign minister says that the money is to meet pakistan's expenses in supporting the so-called us war on terror. ratio. he says that he will bring up the issue with secretary of state michael paya when he arrives i

now later in the quarter first and goal for washington, adrian peterson makes ito easy.rds, rushing two touchdowns in the game. and the redskins not done. second quarter myth to crowde nine yard td. nice slam dunk. his first of the year. the redskins up 21-3. how to fight back.the pack kow erte inro the quartedgers wide open. nimo alison, this is 64 yards for the sc one of two touchdowns for rodgers. the packers creeping back in this. now 28-17. sains late in the third alex smithed by clay mathis. but flagged for roughing the passer. he can't believe it. not the first time it happened in this season. a questionable call. plenty of talk around the nfl. we will hear from th players coming up in the locker room. mikemccarthy was upsn'. i even say his name. that's the understatement of the year. he was mad. fourth quarter rodgers and green bay dow 11, try to come back. comes the pass. he loses it. theoeedskins mo able to strip it.sh dorman with the recovery and the redskins get it done, beat the packers 31-17. more from a good day at fedex field. >> reporter: theiroughest op

so adrian? yeah.mild or even moderate fibrosis of the liver. and on top of that, you‘ve got significant liverfat, which we call hepatic steatosis, which is something we also see with heavy alcohol consumption. if ijust carry on like i am, what? the short answer to that is you can‘t carry on like this. you are at risk of disease progression, disease progression to cirrhosis, cirrhosis, end—stage liver disease and liver failure. and death? and death. let‘s speak to the bbc presenter and broadcaster adrian chiles, whojoins me now. the concept, we were talking about a5 to 65, the concept of taking two days a week completely alcohol free, for lots of people for whom alcohol isa for lots of people for whom alcohol is a natural part of life, they don‘t consider themselves to be heavy drinkers, is it realistic?m has got to be realistic. i might have struggled with it six months ago because i work on thursday night on the radio so that was the only night i didn‘t drink. work on anything to bring the total cons

well adrian given the unpredictable nature of the judiciary the justice system in myanmar and that it's seen as being far from independent i don't think anyone would be surprised if there were further complications but for the sake of these two let's hope so we are expecting that verdict to begin being read any moment now the official reason for weeks postponement was that the judge who's overseen this trial since it started in january was too unwell to read it there were some allegations are that postponement was announced a week ago that this could have been in fact political given that on the same day that it was supposed to be read the united nations human rights council delivered that pretty scathing report into its investigations into the ring your situation coming up with conclusions that the top military leaders in myanmar should be brought to justice for what they said was genocide taking place in rakhine state so we are expecting this verdict to happen and whichever way it will bring to a close what has been a long and torturous trial for these two if the two reuters journalis

hello again adrian for getting here in doha the top stories in the latest attempt to search for an end to the yemen wars failed to take off the official government delegation is leaving the swiss city of geneva after waiting two days for the who three rebel representatives to join the u.n. brokered talks who they say they didn't fly to switzerland due to concerns about their safety they say they didn't have a plane or permission from the u.s. and saudi governments to leave yemen. iran's minister for foreign affairs to summon the iraqi ambassador after protesters in iraq's southern city of basra attacked the iranian consulate that week a violent demonstration seen several major buildings in the city torched at least twelve people have died the iraqi parliament is currently holding a virtual see session over the violence the death penalty has been confirmed against seventy five people who took part in protests against the twenty thirteen military coup in egypt many of them were involved in the city in. a darby a square in cairo which ended in the massacre of hundreds of people among the

adrian, elrod, thank you for coming up. waiting for marts from president trump any moment now. ahead of his meeting with the leader of south korea, the senate judiciary symbol gets underway. the daily briefing, see behind-the-scenes images on instagram, "the daily briefing," and don't forget to click that "like" button on facebook. or, here. kick your antacid habit with prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. you wouldn't accept from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. flonase. >> we are expecting president trump to speak soon, speaking with the president of north korea. we will see if trump has anything to say about his deputy attorney general rod rosenstein who still has a job despite reports throughout the date that he was about to get fired or resigned, that is coming up on "shepard smith reporting" ." >> julie: president t

are concerns the project is overloading the poor countries with debt let's get more of this from adrian brown our correspondent in beijing are we why is africa at the moment so important to china. also you know africa became important to china really about two decades ago because africa of course was rich remains rich in the resources and minerals that china needed to fuel its economy so china has been investing in africa at a blistering rate it's hard to think of any country in africa perhaps apart from one where you do not find you know africa chinese projects and projects financed with with chinese money that country by the way that where there is no sort of chinese investment is really swaziland because swaziland remains the only country in africa to have diplomatic relations with taiwan that is the island republic to china regards as part of its territory but of course in the last few years africa has become a customer of chinese loans china is extending a lot of financing to africa in the form of vast infrastructure projects now these are often deals which are contracted to chines

(adrian huante, victim)'it hurted really bad.'ad to get stitches— but is expected to make a full recovery.(iliana huante, mother)'the gun violence needs to stop. families that really donút have nothing to do with their issues are the ones being affected.'huerta worries the áemotionalá wounds left behind from that night... will take longer to heal than adrianús stitches.(iliana huante, mother)'just the trauma thatús going to stay with us. and that little fear where we have to watch our back even while we sit here and try to enjoy family time. itús not going to be the same.' looklivepolice arenút sure just how many people were involved in the gun fight— but they are investigating in hopes of finding the people responsible. (jr stone) that was jessica mensch reporting. police aren't sure just how many people were involved in the gun fight. (justine) a lucky escape for an uber driver... who put his car into the san diego bay. and he survived the accident. the man was on his way to pick up a passenger near harbor island whe

it is good to have you with us hello adrian from going to here in doha with the news hour from office here our top stories this hour a death penalty has been conferred against seventy five people for their part in protest against the twenty thirteen military coup in egypt many of them were involved in the city in a. square in cairo which ended in the massacre of hundreds of people among the defendants is former muslim brotherhood spiritual leader mohamed badie a who received a life sentence. turkey's president russia type out of one says that he may intervene if the syrian government backed by russia and iran carries out an all out offensive on its lid profits the rebels last stronghold in syria the u.n. has warned of a humanitarian disaster if the offensive goes ahead. an attempt to search for an end to the yemen war has come to an end before it even began the official government delegation is leaving the swiss city of geneva after waiting two days for the hooty rebel representatives to join the un brokered talks the hooty say they didn't fly to switzerland due to concerns about the

adrian, many thanks. adrian goldberg from five live investigates.out displaying intercontinental ballistic missiles. there were tanks, weapons and thousands of goose—stepping soldiers parading through the streets of pyongyang to show their devotion to their leader, kim jong—un. but the event focused on peace and economic development, with doctors, nurses and engineers taking part on colourful floats. the parade comes at a sensitive time as efforts to ease tensions with the united states have stalled. let's talk to laura bicker in the south korean capital, seoul this seems to have been a slightly toned down military parade. little bit of a softer approach, not what we have come to expect on many occasions from north korea but as you rightly point out there were tanks, artillery, wednesday, the goose—stepping soldiers but missing we re goose—stepping soldiers but missing were the intercontinental of the stick missiles which many believe are capable of reaching the united states. but showing them at this centre that time would perhaps have revoked the

hello i am adrian finnegan this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes the u.n. the yemen envoy lands in the capital for talks with the rebels as strikes by the saudi led coalition intensify. a storm surge sends huge waves into hong kong as the city is forced into shutdown by thai food bank or. at least forty nine people dead in the philippines after the typhoon wrecked homes and left many towns and villages cut off in sport kenya keep choky has set a new marathon world record for the olympic champion taking more than a minute off the previous best but. the u.n. envoy to yemen has landed in the capital sanaa to meet with the truth the leadership mohsin griffiths has flown there after last week's talks in geneva failed before they'd even begun griffith's health three days of meetings with a yemeni government delegation but the cooties failed to show up they accused the saudi led coalition of blocking them from traveling to the peace talks griffiths arrives as a new wave of asterix of them launched targeting a key highway in the data province al-jazeera andrew

i don't got time to support his poll thank you very much adrian we start out the u.s. open where one martin del potro is three to his first grand slam final since winning the tournament nine years ago he beat ruffling the doll in the semi's often a doll limped out injured and will now face novak djokovic for the title on sunday david stocks how's the action. this was always going to be a tough test to ruffle the doubt but he's the world number one for a reason and typically he took the point to del potro. i have something wasn't right though he has a history of knee trouble and was clearly suffering perhaps feeling the effect of his five hour battle with dominic team in the previous round. as he slowed down turned up the pace edging the first set on a tie break and then breaking early in the second i have the dallas frustration group he could barely move and was helpless as del potro breezed into a two set lead. he lasted two hours but the defending champion had no choice but to call it today the first man to retire from a semifinal that the u.s. open since the profess

adrian brown al-jazeera in northeast china. new york city is home to more than eight million people and now thanks to a small group of scientists more than twenty six million oysters as well scientists have brought the oyster population back from nothing after decades of overhunting about our domestic though they get to a billion by the year twenty thirty five kristen salumi has been following their efforts. long before lady liberty graced new york harbor its waters teamed with oysters sustaining generations of native american cabinet out in the water scientists along with volunteers are now attempting to return new york's waterways to their former glory as part of the billion oyster project in the fix two hundred it was tough to navigate the waters because there are so many i study it's over two hundred twenty thousand acres so this is a project that is native to new york's history. this site in brooklyn is one of eleven where the project is attempting to recreate reefs with shells collected from local restaurants and baby oys

adrian brown al jazeera in northeast china. at least eight saudi soldiers have been killed in fighting with yemen's hooty rebels according to saudi news agencies the kingdom's military says that it followed a hoop the attack along its southern border videos from saudi media show captured who think fighters including what they say is a high ranking commander human rights watch says it wants an end to all weapons sales to saudi arabia following the bombing of a school bus in yemen last month the rights group called the attack an apparent war crime on saturday the saudi embassy coalition admitted mistakes were made during the airstrike that killed forty children in saddam's province alan fischer reports now from djibouti. human rights watch uses very strong language to condemn the saudi led coalition operation in northeast yemen at the beginning of august which killed forty children and eleven adults they say it just adds to the gruesome record of killing civilians in yemen now you remember at the time the saudi said that this was

again i'm adrian forgetting this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a storm surge sends huge waves into hong kong as the city is forced into shutdown by typhoon month course at least forty nine people have died in the philippines after the typhoon wrecked homes and cut off many towns. they call themselves. they lived in this neighborhood for centuries and now they say dorothy's want to throw them out on the fashion popular reporting from. the u.s. envoy to yemen has landed in the capital sanaa to meet with the leadership mohsin griffiths was flown there after last week's talks in geneva had failed before they'd even begun griffiths held three days of meetings with a yemeni government delegation but the who didn't show up they accused the saudi led coalition of blocking them from traveling to the peace talks griffiths arrives as a new wave of airstrikes have been launched targeting a key highway in the data province let's go live to djibouti just across the red sea from yemen andrew symonds is covering events in yemen from andrew. let's begin with this this offensive in the da

hello i'm adrian for again this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes all flights are suspended from libya's capital as armed groups battled the u.n. backed government for control over tripoli. an alliance led by shia cleric joins hands with other groups to form a majority bloc in iraq's parliament. i'm adrian brown in beijing where a major summit is underway to discuss china's deepening economic engagement with africa but this is a relationship about more than just trade find out why here on al-jazeera and in sport will be in indonesia's capital to casa where the eighteenth asian games have come to a close. a state of emergency has been declared by the un backed government in libya after five days of fighting in the capital at least forty one people have been killed in the violence and more than one hundred others injured several armed groups are battling for territory tripoli's only functioning airport on the outskirts of the city forces backed by the government of national accord have lost several strategic locations to a breakaway faction around four hu

well adrian leaders here in iran are taking this situation very seriously overnight the foreign ministry spokesman but her own kasumi condemned the attack on the on the iranian mission of the iranian consulate in basra and said that the government the authorities there in buster had to find out who was responsible and punish them to the maximum extent of the law now he also at that same time last night some in the iraqi ambassador to tehran to protest the attack officially and in person now the foreign ministry of foreign ministry spokesman also pointed out that this was an attempt part of overt and covert attempts to drive a wedge between the friendly relations of the government of iraq and iran and at the same time he said that even though there may have been there may have been. events outside of the control of the government going on in basra he said it was a failure of the iraqi government that was unable to use its police force and buster to protect an iranian diplomatic mission and he said it was a failure of the government to fulfill a pledge that they had made to the iranian mis

adrian brown al-jazeera in northeast china. to antigovernment protesters in nicaragua they were wounded by an identified gunman in the capital managua there's been a flare up in fighting between pro and anti-government side since saturday had followed president trying to overtake us decision to expel un human rights commission from the country activists say that three hundred people have been killed in a rest over the last four months. hundreds of people have protested outside the offices of the united nations agencies of palestinian refugees in jordan demanding that the u.s. reverses its decision to withdraw funding from annorah the agency run schools hospitals and social services for more than five million palestinian refugees across the middle east two million of them are living in jordan. israel's navy has fired warning shots towards boats attempting to breach the naval blockade on gaza but palestinian vessels planned to sail off the gaza strip as part of an international campaign against the siege on the border students ac

i want to go to adrian on this. how do you look at this?nk the republicans -- maybe i'm projecting where i think it's going. we heard from anna eshu and what her accounting of the meeting was like with the accuser, dr. ford. you don't want to be on the side of kavanagh of next monday's tv performance. he'll be saying i don't remember nothing. i wasn't there, i don't know what she's talking about. i never met her, blah, blah, blah. and this doctor is going to come on, this ph.d. is going to come on and in detail describe what happened. i don't think it's a fair fight. i think she's going to make the case. >> yeah, this is a bad scenario for republicans in general. i mean first of all if you're mitch mcconnell there is no easy answer here going forward. on the one hand you've got her testifying in front of a committee which, by the way, the judiciary committee every single republican on there is a white man. so going in front of that committee and trying to, you know, and showing that i have every reason to believe she's going to show she's a

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his second summit in the very near future james pays out zero at the united nations listening to adrian brown who is live for us in the chinese capital agents alongside russia trump is now patrolling china as the principal bogeyman of the u.s. how is that going down where you are. well i think what's happening daryn is gradually china and russia are moving closer together just two weeks ago president xi jinping met with the timea putin they've had several meetings this year and yes russia and china are moving closer together as a direct consequence of what is happening as a result of sino u.s. relations what we're seeing at the moment between washington and beijing is in many ways the new normal in relations between these two countries and it's likely to remain that way as long as president trump is in the white house we heard from james bays there that one needs china's foreign minister emphatically denied that china interferes in the internal affairs of other countries that's the standard phrase that you hear from chinese leaders at times like this but i think it's also true to say th

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hello i'm adrian forget this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes thesaudi u.a.e. coalition in yemen admits that mistakes led to an airstrike on a school bus in which forty children died. washington cuts three hundred million dollars of aid to pakistan accusing it of providing a safe haven for armed groups active in afghanistan. mexico's new politics a congress where the majority of left wing politicians and as many women as men. in the battle to beat a beatle that's threatening trees in south africa. the saudi embassy led coalition fighting in yemen has admitted that it made mistakes in an airstrike on a school bus last month fifty one people forty of them children were killed in the attack inside a province the coalition investigated and says that those responsible must be held accountable alan fischer reports from djibouti. it was an attack which threw international condemnation and left the parents of forty children crying over their graves eleven others are also killed in the attack on a crowded market in who the hell diane in the north of yemen in

we talked to our correspondent adrian brown who's covering the conference in beijing and there we have from president xi adrian and saying what is pretty much music to the is of many african leaders no political strings attached they don't want to interfere in other people's internal affairs they'll just do business . yes except a lot of experts analysts would say that in fact china is doing the exact opposite because a lot of the loans that he gives to africa do come with really strong strings attached and that's one of the reasons why there is now a growing indebtedness among african countries in africa countries who are dependent on china for loans but you can also hear from african leaders who say actually you know china does treat africa as an equal partner and those loans are one of the reasons why prosperity in africa is growing why there are more jobs being created but certainly the issue of debt i think is something that is going to be discussed here at this summit but we should also bear in mind that really this is more a summit that is about symbolism than anything else beca

i love the story of adrian marks and his courage landing that pdy in the water. then, you know, the story goes on from there. only 316 of the crew of 1195 men survived. about 300 went down with the ship. about just a little under 900 went into the water alive. and if you don't -- if you're not real familiar with the story, you might wonder well, how are they in the water for five nights and four days, why didn't anybody know they were missing. well, it was what sebastian junger brought into the american dialect. it was what's known as the perfect storm. the perfect storm of circumstances doomed so many of those men, more than 800 of those men. what happened was in the first place, the navy did not let the cr crew, captain, know they had top-secret intelligence, that there was a team of four japanese attack subs that were headed down into the philippine sea. this was called the tamond group and the additions, that's what the intelligence people who had cracked the code, who were privy to this code, the magicians knew the subs were headed into the philippine sea an

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hello i'm adrian from again this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up an alliance led by shia cleric. joins hands with other groups to form a majority bloc in iraq's parliament. i'm adrian brown in beijing where a major summit is underway to discuss china's deepening economic engagement with africa but this is a relationship about more than just trade find out why here on al-jazeera. and from nothing to twenty six million how to new york scientists revive the city's two and link to population. a state of emergency has been declared by the un backed government in libya after five days of fighting in the capital tripoli at least forty one people have been killed in the violence and more than one hundred others injured several armed groups are battling for territory near the city's only functioning air force forces backed by the government of national accord have lost several strategic locations to a breakaway faction around four hundred inmates escaped from a prison as fighting raged by the united nations calling on all sides to abide by a previously agreed cease fire deal well

hello i'm adrian for again this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up the u.s. announces the closure of palestine's diplomatic office in washington over attempts to take israel to the i.c.c. . turkey's president warns of a humanitarian disaster as the syrian government targets the last rebel stronghold of. brazil's jailed former president lula da silva says that he'll keep his fights to run in the upcoming election. the u.s. is threatening sanctions against the international criminal court if it pursues an investigation into american troops in afghanistan national security adviser john bolton issued the warning in his first major speech since joining the trumpet ministration in april in the same address he confirmed that the u.s. is closing the palestine liberation organization office in washington a white house correspondent kimberly how could reports. protests in the west bank as news filtered out washington was making good on its threat national security advisor john bolton made it official the u.s. is closing the washington office of the palestine liberation

hello again adrian fenty going to here in doha the top story on al-jazeera the u.s. is threatening sanctions against the international criminal court if it pursues an investigation into american troops in afghanistan national security adviser john bolton issued the warning in his first major speech since joining the trumpet ministration in april in the same address he confirmed the u.s. is closing the palestine liberation organization office in washington a white house correspondent complete reports. protests in the west bank as news filtered out washington was making good on its threat national security advisor john bolton made it official the u.s. is closing the washington office of the palestine liberation organization effort to put pressure on palestinians to return to the negotiating table amid stalled peace talks with israel the trumpet ministration will not keep the office open when the palestinians refused to take steps to start direct and meaningful negotiations with israel the threat of the mission's closure seen by many as retaliation for actions by the pa

hello i'm adrian finnigan this is counting the cost on al-jazeera a weekly look at the world of business and economics this week tariffs of products the biggest trading giants on the planet just escalated their trade war. also this week india's rupee it's not the worst performing currency in asia we'll take a look at why. plus why an upcoming election is causing ice cream sales to melt away in kabul. when the world's two biggest economic powers engage in a trade war the rest of the world is left watching of wondering where it will all end if this week is anything to go by it could mean an escalation the ongoing protracted tit for tat trade dispute between china and the united states did intensify this week so much so that it prompted a warning from the o.e.c.d. the paris based think tank says that the world's economy can't keep growing if things don't improve on the trade front china has now slapped tariffs all around sixty billion dollars worth of u.s. goods that move a retaliation for the latest round of u.s. tariffs on two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese products al-jazeera s

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hello again adrian finnegan here in doha the top stories on al-jazeera a new wave of airstrikes has been launched on yemen targeting a key highway in her data province the rebels are reporting more than thirty five air strikes since early sunday morning the saudi embassy coalition strikes have been targeting what's known as kilo sixteen heading east out of the red sea port it's one of the main supply routes to the capital sanaa which is held by the who tease out a series anderson is covering the conflict from djibouti. by the day there have been escalations in the offensive against the data and the who the rebels who are trying to defend it however now it would seem looking at all the multiple reports that it is now much heavier than ever before and for those on the ground civilians and fighters alike it's very intense indeed there are reports that a radio station has been attacked the who things say four civilians died there the saudi. led coalition disputes that saying it is a command center for the who thing is i don't know just a target and then we have outside of the battle grounds

inside story for me adrian sort of the whole team here and we'll see you can buy from my. getting to the heart of the matter the three big challenges facing human problems in the twenty first century are they are nuclear war climate change and technological disruption facing realities whatever is there to korea is not in me it is in the people of uganda hear their story on talk to al-jazeera. october on al-jazeera. in a new season al-jazeera correspondent returns with more personal stories from our journalists from around the world. brazilians are getting ready for elections but the main presidential contender is barred from the polls as he serves time in jail for corruption. from the u.s. and beyond faultlines investigates the stories beyond the headlines after a three year delay afghanistan move finally hold its parliament relection what direction the country takes with a new two part series the big picture examines the negative view of monaco duckies mood and the effects of his demise october on al-jazeera this is our babies as a nation where we can find full blown mayb

hello i'm adrian said again this is counting the cost i was a serial we can look at the world of business and economics this week asteras he in argentina but will harsh medicine fix the economy and what about the fallout for emerging markets. also this week the good the bad the ugly the corporate world impact on society and the environment ethical investing is making its presence felt . plus some consumers have been setting fire to their nike trainers and it's all because of a new ad campaign will tell you. this economic emergency it's now the world's riskiest sovereign borrower behind venezuela its currency the peso has hard in value this year versus the dollar the country already has the highest interest rates in the world at his own financial life support the president is cutting government spending and the i.m.f. is trying to accelerate a record fifty eight billion dollar loan but will these extraordinary measures work on a serious stories about reports now from one of solace on how the economic crisis is affecting the most vulnerable. over three hundred people come to get a hot meal

i'm adrian from again this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up no deal yet talks between the u.s. and canada on a new free trade agreement missed the deadline well look at what happens next. a pro russian separatist leader dies in a bomb blast in ukraine moscow and kiev blame each other for the killing. and the final farewell for the franklin a star studded in the u.s. for the queen of soul. a flagrant assault on the palestinian people that's how palestinian president mahmoud abbas is describing the u.s. decision to hold all funding to the u.n. agency that helps palestinian refugees known as annorah it follows last week's announcement that the trumpet ministration is causing more than two hundred million dollars in aid to the agency it will in effect and decades of financial support on health education and food security well the u.s. state department's spokeswoman heather not said that when we made a u.s. contribution of sixty billion dollars in january we made it clear that the united states was no longer willing to shoulder the very disproportionate share of the burden of c

adrian brown al-jazeera in northeast china. thousands of people across russia have once again have protest against a government plan to increase the age of pension that's this pipe president lot of blood here put in watering down the original proposal to try and quell public anger and the law would see their retirement age rise from sixty to sixty five for men from fifty five to sixty four women put in says the move is necessary to prevent the cost of pensions from bankrupting the country that one of russia's most famous and historic sites is celebrating its ninetieth birthday this week over decades moscow's gorky park has been we invite you in the big aerated and reinvented many times much like the city itself our moscow correspondent rory chalons takes a look back now at its past and its possible future. ninety years old and looking pretty good for its age gorky park has firmly reclaimed its position as one of moscow's most popular attractions but the city is part of gorky has been reinvented numerous times through communism

hello i'm adrian figure this is counting the cost on al-jazeera a weekly look at the world of business and economics this week ten years later why young people are picking up the bill for the global financial crisis. also this week the weakest links fears over a seismic economic event that could be brewing in emerging markets. plus behind gated walls the growing wealth divide the housing market. this week we're marking an important anniversary ten years ago on september fifteenth wall street bank lehman brothers collapsed but this event wasn't about a one hundred fifty year old bank lehman was a key part of a chain reaction one which ultimately threatened one rival the global financial system banks across the u.s. have been offering housing loans to people with bad credit for years so-called subprime mortgages and this is where things got complicated those loans were packaged into risky products and sold on to global institutions regulators were asleep at the wheel a huge risks were taken lehman triggered widespread panic over fears that the system was riddled with bad debts credit dri

be disappointed at the north's lack of progress to give up nuclear weapons such as a correspondent adrian brown reports. it's three months since kim jong un made a vague promise to president donald trump to give up his nuclear weapons at this summit in singapore three months ago trump said he wanted it to happen quickly but it's not working out that way trump says there's a simple reason for that china. and part of the north korean problem is caused by they are trying to spin it with china trump says he has a terrific relationship with china's president xi jinping he's now accused him of encouraging kim to drag his feet over denuclearization so china can gain leverage in its trade dispute with the u.s. china's foreign ministry spokeswoman says the trumpet ministration is in comprehensible i mean the downs here america should reflect on itself first instead of flip flopping and blaming others regarding america's attempt to pass the buck i am sorry we would rather not accept kim jong un and she jinping has met three times this year those meetings all happened in china the last encounter jus

hello again adrian from going to here in doha the top stories in the latest attempt to search for an end to the yemen was failed to take off the official government delegation is leaving the swiss city of geneva.

thank you very much for that for now that's adrian brown live in beijing thank you. and a few minutes we'll have the weather with steph but still ahead on the sour. anger in brazil funding cuts are blamed for a fire at the national museum of video that destroyed two hundred years of history . we had to hong kong to make a go at that's trying to find new ways to tackle air pollution and it's over and out of this former u.s. open champion joe will have the details in sport. from a fresh breeze. to watching the sunset on the australian outback. hello there or japan has just been hit by another typhoon and it's been quite an active year for them here are the other typhoons that have also hit japan there's four of them don't dari leave. and cimarron if you remember the one that hit and then trailed a lot of cloud of rain behind it and that's what gave us our terrible flooding in many western parts of japan at the beginning of july now the latest system to hit well that's just worked its way steadily northwards gebbie there and it's got very close in fact just just about g

thompson and adrian peterson combine for224 total yards. where to begin? we'll leave that to stana moss. >> win for the first time und ach jay gruden. what was your takeaway? >> i think it was just looming around the idea of coming here and conducting the offense like in the past, san francisco, kansas city. he orchestrated it down thefi d. second half, you want to see a little more. as a wide receiver, you would say, take it away from chris ompson, adrian peterson, the combination, the dynamic duo, thunder a line. chris thompson looked outstanding. being able to get down hill. designed to allow the offensive lineoo lk so much better. lookingin outstandg in that corner. it minds me of it. there were a lot ofit pes to takeaway from the game. >>reaching to the choir. here i d.c., we're walking on that sunshine. in. thatn doesn't m browns won. they feel good. the game was tied. in overtime. he's rattled. he has the interception. i can't believe >> it's progress. >> no. they're so happy. he is upset because they didn't win. >> the 43-yar field goa attempt bloc

it's good to have you with us hello adrian finnegan here in doha the headlines on al-jazeera the united states is threatening us saying it is threatening sanctions against the international criminal court if it pursues an investigation into american troops in afghanistan national security adviser john bolton issued the warning in his first major speech since joining the trumpet ministration of april in the same address he confirmed that the us is closing the palestine liberation organization is office in washington so we'll dock why is the director of the human rights program of the american civil liberties union he says that john bolton has long opposed the existence of the international criminal court. now he has a chance under trump do not only to shut down the investigation as united states but also to undermine the credibility of the i.c.c. as one of the foremost and most important judicial bodies that is in charge of fighting impunity and i think this is really important this is part and parcel of a general policy of the u.s. in particular under trump to deny any for injuries dict

is also promising to waive the debts of the poorest african countries as our china correspondent adrian brown. well this has been a summit which in many ways was more about symbolism than substance it lasted really less than two days but of course china has committed itself to giving africa another sixty billion dollars that's on top of the sixty billion dollars that was pledged at the last africa china forum three years ago china's media actually doesn't call this you know loans it talks about aid that way it doesn't seem as though china is making a profit out of extending financing to africa but of course you know these are loans now president xi jinping said that you know fifteen billion dollars of that sixty billion was going to be free of interest but of course it still means that africa will be paying interest on forty five billion dollars worth of loans now china is again has been very sensitive to criticism that it's carrying out what is known as debt diplomacy china says in fact that you know african countries are not in debt because of the money that china has been lending it'

arizona, los activistas denuncian que emigrantes bajo custodia federal son golpeados por los custodios, adriÁnncarcelados. oscar gÓmez tiene detalles. oscar: mÁs de 150 emigrantes fueron trasladados a esta cÁrcel. las autoridades consulares dicen que son tratados como los prisioneros. >> ellos necesitan un albergue y no ese lugar. Óscar dos. los traslados son emigrantes que esperan ver un juez de migraciÓn, mientras tanto los activista dicen que los guardias golpean a los emigrantes a la hora de ser presentado. >> los han estado sacando de illinois para llevarlos acÁ de una forma violenta. rechazan el ser transportado en las madrugada. oscar: ellos comenzaron una huelga de hambre. >> Él no se querÍa ir, pero por las circunstancias aquÍ prefiere irse. ya no aguanta. oscar: el cambio de cÁrcel se hizo por la cantidad de personas que cruzan por el desierto. >> el Último grupo fue de 193 personas. oscar: el portavoz de ice dijo que todos los emigrantes reciben sus alimentos tres veces al dÍa. el traslado se deestas cÁrceles necesita ser desocupada. soy oscar gÓmez, univisión.a: Í comenzaron un lla

one of the best stories is that lieutenant adrian marx. a pilot and a lawyer. in a lawyer from indiana. he was the third plane on site. he looked down and he's seen men being attacked by sharks. the peril of that the men are facing. we have to do something. he takes this and against protocol he lands and these are this is not an easy landing. he is risking his self and his crew to do this. and he lands. the plane well never fly again. he is able to save 53 lives. he has wrapping them with parachutes to keep them secure. the closest land is 280 miles per away. as 12 hours for the closest one to arrive. they are dying very quickly. we are able to tell this rescue account. in those heroes again. who are pulling these men out of the water. in the great story is peter brennan telling about he pulls up and we don't know that they are americans or japanese. they are pulling up it has to transfer the oil. they are covered. you can only see the eyes. and they have the revolver drawn. who are you and what ship are you friend -- what ship are you from. he then definitely

adrian brown al jazeera in northeast china. struggling to make ends meet after their crops were destroyed by volcanic eruptions two months ago their fields just blanketed in ash and rocks they've had most are reports now from. the rich black soil on the side of this volcano in guatemala is normally the stuff of farmers dreams but knows firsthand that what the volcano can provide in bountiful harvest it can just as quickly take away the deadly eruption in early june dumped tons of rocks an ash onto his field the twenty eight year old was counting on his corn harvest to feed his young family for the coming year but all was destroyed. a thought. that they had to think that. there was a layer of ash or thirty centimeters deep that was super hard like cement so all of the folk liable to get. it soft now because we've tried our best to work the ground but this corn won't give us anything like this plant here no cob no nothing. the rep sion of killed hundreds of people a few kilometers north of the scene of the disaster ash and volcan

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