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adrian on everest, emily free-climbing el capitan.to think, we were just going to go have dinner. see you tomorrow. >>> live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> and good evening tonight. i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. it's days like this why we're reminded why it's so nice to live here. the bay beauty is on full display. >> today droneview7 flew over blooming flowers next to the calm waters of richardson bay in marin county. >> but california, like most place, faces the risk of natural disasters, fires, floods, mud slides. we've seen them happen many times here, and we've seen them take their toll. >> recovery, that's a slow process with no guarantee that life will ever get back to the way that it once was. >> and tonight we're following up on people who have survived some of these disasters to see how they're doing. >> let's begin with abc7 news reporter laura anthony who is in the east bay. hi, laura. >> hi, ama. i've been here at this scene on moraga on augusta drive several times over the past several years, and it's no less

adrian has led more than 100 expeditions on five continents.tain climber sponsored by eddie bauer. >> so good to be climbing high again. >> reporter: emily is one of the world's top rock climbers. she's sponsored by north face. >> go on our own adventures. be back together soon. >> reporter: adrian is about to summit everest for the ninth time. and emily is attempting to become the first woman to free climb yosemite national park's 3,000-foot el capitan in just one day. using the golden gate route, a sheer, heavily exposed cliff. >> i'm pretty scared right now. pretty nervous, anxious, i really want to get to the top of the mountain. >> reporter: attached to ropes she won't be using as aid, but will catch her if she falls. now on the eve of her challenge, we brought the two of them together on live television today. adrian, what is your advice for her? the big challenge comes tomorrow. what would you say? >> yeah, it's so wild to be talking to you, em, and right now, what you're doing is so much more dangerous and scary than i am. i'm sitting h

thank you very much for that for now that is china correspondent adrian brown live in beijing thank you. now president trump says he doesn't consider north korea's latest missile tests a breach of trust pyongyang has conducted 2 joe 3 and death in a week.

brown adrian what do you think the direction of travel is on this i mean clearly huawei thinks they have got a case and the case against them is wrong. yet they seem pretty confident of the legal challenge that they have announced here in shenzhen where the company is headquartered what they have given notice of is they're going to file what they call a motion for summary judgment what they want to do is to try to speed up the process in the united states courts that follows that decision by the trumpet ministration to enact legislation effectively that bans federal employees from using wire way of quitman so they want to get an early judgment on that today the company put up 2 key executives and i think they were trying to demonstrate that in spite of this massive assault they're currently under from the trumpet ministration that this is a company which is not going to crack under pressure and once more they denied that they company had any connections with the chinese government insisting they weren't in the pocket of beijing one of the officers said that you know there has been n

for more on this adrian brown joins us now from sense and so adrian this is been escalating for quite a while that this is definitely gone to another level now what's the latest. yes indeed i think it's hard to think richelle of any company in the world right now that's under the sort of assault that weiwei years and one of the ways it's responding to that assault is to open its doors to the international media and today around about 70 journalists were invited to its headquarters here in chains in its sprawling headquarters for company executives to outline their latest moves to try to prevent them being locked out of the important all important u.s. market you heard there from wall weighs chief legal officer he was in fairly combative mood saying basically that what the united states was doing right now was setting a very dangerous precedent he said that it was while way and companies like war way today but it could be your company next and your customers so strong words from well way but they also wanted to elaborate what they're doing in terms of pursuing their current legal actio

sound good to see adrian last week you had an exclusive president's interview with president. what same state you get from the person that you spoke to last week who is this president. rick i was very self-confident back then when i talked to him he was convinced that he would win the elections and it seems that this is what really happened he was also quite convinced that he's been doing a very good job so far he's claimed that he has done tremendous improvements in infrastructure and there belies the country lost but his opponents see that very very different remember we are still one of the poorest countries in the world one of the poorest countries in africa and youth unemployment is a big issue also education is a big issue many young people don't have a chance to get appropriate education which would then enable them to get jobs and achieve their targets i want to talk to him promise to change that he also insisted that he is the right guy for the young people that his mission is to really get the agenda of the youth forwards but the big question is can he really do that

brown haze and beijing adrian how is the chinese government looking on what's happening how nervous as it about more terrorists. well i'm hesitant to say that these are crunch talks because i've been saying that for you know the past year but i think clearly this is a defining moment not just for these trade negotiations but also for the state of sinaloa u.s. relations a china's attitude at the moment seems to be one of mild defiance and indignation on thursday the commerce ministry spokesman again reiterated that when china gives its word it keeps its word but it also said china was prepared to take counter measures now china seems to be saying that you know the u.s. side is not being completely open about the contents of these negotiations remember the the u.s. side including chief trade representative robert light eyes or has said that essentially china has has backtracked on just about everything it had agreed to in that draft document that was due to be signed today china says that his not the case the thing is we don't really know exactly what is going on in these negotiations

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hello again i'm adrian finnegan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up iran dismisses u.s. accusations that it was behind attacks on oil tankers in the u.a.e. pools. possible and serves protests today after tensions soared following police raids with serbian troops on. boris johnson a front runner in the u.k. prime minister race is some of the course accused of lying over the cost of briggs's. but 1st in the last few minutes it's been confirmed that u.s. special counsel robert mueller will make his 1st public statement since his report on alleged russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election was released he's due to speak publicly from the u.s. justice department in less than an hour now his report found no conspiracy between the truck campaign and russia but it has opened up a series of other probes into some of those close to the president let's go live now to washington i was there as well as lynn jordan can tell us more we expecting this was. we were not expecting this or rather i should say the general public here in the us was not expecting this there has been an

adriÁn: se prepara para su reelecciÓn el aÑo que viene.os de ley que van a llegar a la cÁmara de representantes la prÓxima semana sobre los soÑadores y los del tps. ese debe ser el principio de una conversaciÓn sensata acercarÁ reforma migratoria.. claudia: ¿pero es un principio para hablar sobre el tema? adrian: estoy de acuerdo de tener mÁs vigilancia la frontera pero es un discurso polÍtico. si quiere tener un diÁlogo sincero con nosotros debe comenzar a tratar el tema de los soÑadores y los recipientes "tps" que son realmente las personas que estÁn en peligro actualmente y lo que menos controversia hay alrededor de hechos. claudia: la casa blanca se ha acercado? adrian: estamos trabajando en un plan mÁs amplio de reforma migratoria que no incluye a los soÑadores y los recipientes del tps. asÍ que sería una buena iniciativa del presidente hablar con el caucus de congresistas hispanos. claudia: este tema es muy divisible aquÍ en el congreso, han pasado ya mÁs de tres dÉcadas que no se aprueba una reforma migratoria bipartidista. con eso

adrian is live from mt.. >> you can see emily. emily is in the split screen so everybody can see both of you. emily is attempting the free climb. it's extremely challenging. >> she's literally got a camera on her and hanging off of a granite wall. >> it's crazy. >> what she would do to communicate with her love on national tv. what's your advice for her, the big challenge comes tomorrow. what would you say? >> yeah, it's so wild to be talking to you, em, and right now, what you are doing right now is so much more dangerous and scary than i am. i'm sitting here at base camp, and i want to say, good luck and don't let go, and make good decisions up there. >> make good decisions, yeah. >> anything you want to say, emily? can you hear us? spotty connection. i see her. >> yeah, i can hear you guys. >> yay! [ applause ] >> adrian's got these high winds. he's got tough challenges there. apparently there's also a flu epidemic at base camp so all of this has to work in his favor in order for him to make this summit.

hello i'm adrian for they get this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes we do not want the situation to escalate. this is about deterrence not about war the acting u.s. defense secretary turns down the rhetoric of the tension with iran. there has already been too much death and destruction. of britain warning from the united nations that libya could be descending into a prolonged civil war. with millions having fled venezuela the u.n. says most are in need of refugee status and urges other countries not to deport them. and clashes in jakarta over the result of indonesia's controversial presidential election. the acting u.s. defense secretary says that there will be no war with iran and the recent deployment of additional forces in the gulf has deterred possible attacks by teheran patrick shanahan made the comments following a classified briefing to members of the house of representatives mike hanna reports . congress has been demanding more information for weeks and finally it was provided by members of the trumpet ministration secretary of state mike pump a

adrian brown, al jazeera, beijing.mer president of interpol will face trial for corruption in his native china. he is accused of abuse of power and taking bribes. he disappeared in september during a visit to china and beijing later confirmed he was detained on suspicion of corruption. he was head of the international police organization since 2016. chinese officials say he resigned after his arrest. much more still had on the program. anger on the streets of tehran over the latest u.s. sanctions, as the revolutionary guard rejects the idea of talks with trump. ♪ we visit a state-of-the-art hospital helping palestinians who lost limbs in the gaza protest. and a brazilian star is in trouble with football authorities again. peter has the details. ♪ the u.n. says at least 65 migrants have drowned trying to reach europe from libya after their boat capsized in the mediterranean friday after encountering strong waves off the tunisian coast. 16 people were rescued by tunisia's navy. it is the deadliest migrant boat sinking si

you know adrian i think what's prompting it is that we're seeing as. just mentioned that more women are leaving this country that the problem is getting worse and not getting better in fact the u.n. refugee agency is latest statistics show that it's almost 4000000 venezuelans who have left in just the last 4 years and most of them are going to latin america which is a region that cannot cope with this unprecedented influx its own social services its own infrastructure can barely make do for its own citizens and so latin american countries are saying that they need help they need help from the international community but they also want the burden to be shared not just financially but also in the distribution of these venezuelans which according to the united nations should now be getting refugee status. venezuela specifically in north central american nations that the people who are also fleeing right now. that's a very good point i mean you could argue certainly that haitians have just as dire conditions in their own country lack of food and medicine t

northeastern you're at a major tech exhibition that in a sense adrian feature is so much less at the heart of the u.s. china trade war so what's been the response there to trump's executive order. well behind me during you can actually see the the wall way the video now and a few hours ago we attempted to talk to some of the wall way executives here they didn't want to go on camera but they did say that you know while way as a company the united states is a country but added that actually if the united states doesn't want to work with huawei to deal with while way to exclude walk away there are plenty of other countries that do and of course while the united states represents could have been an important market for wall way in fact there are far bigger markets for the for in particular latin america africa and of course here in asia because governments in those areas have a raise the same sorts of questions and concerns that the trumpet ministration has now while way continues to assert. that the trumpet ministration is motivated by jealousy over while weighs success this is a compan

adrian tell us a bit about the artist at the center of this controversy of a quite high profile they are very high profile and. better known as natalia of course has been star of the polish scene for fifty years the world. but this is a piece from the early seventy's conceives is a challenge to the conservatism of the communist regime that ruled poland at the time and of course a criticism of the food shortages that prevailed. so ironic that now fifty years for this and she communist workers for foul of censorship. showing that conservatives are on both ends of the political spectrum what about this cause if she's a well respected video. installation in question features. and mosques and a woman with a whip. of course famous for the quote if you go to see a woman do not forget the whip he is the artist the female is wielding the whip half safe to. feminists also interesting that it's works by women that have been put on the ditch lists now this also isn't the first time that we've seen the . arts under pressure in poland since the new government came in under the conservative law and

more on the election outcome let's cross over to adrian krishna our correspondent to standing by for us in cape town adrian what does this result mean for the african national congress there that means the downward trend for the a.n.c. continues ever since the election two thousand and fourteen the a.n.c. has been losing voters and this is the same situation right now and it shows that twenty five years after the a.n.c. got into power more and more people are not satisfied with their performance anymore look at the economy situation if you talk to young people here almost everybody is complaining more than every second young person in this country is unemployed many don't see a perspective and that is of course one of the reasons why the a.n.c. is losing voters however we also have to say that they still enjoy a comfortable majority the second after the a.n.c. has thirty five percent less votes then the ac ok so the a.n.c. is still going to be in power but it has lost support is this going to make it harder adrian for cyril ramaphosa to go for. so most analysts have before the electi

thanks so much for dropping in for this uplink this morning and for your report as well adrian priest for us there near the boat who's on the right now thanks very much on the mainland. well staying in africa the german chancellor all americans on the second day of a three day tour of west africa she's due to visit german troops in mali and will then travel on to new yesterday she promised millions of euros in german aid to help fight terrorism and support economic development. mali chad and mauritania are all in the saw hell region and churches and christian schools there are increasingly being targeted by radical islamists. or weak security in the region is also hurting local economies here's what the chancellor had to say about why that makes international aid so very important. when people hear this feeling is the. key to the very difficult security situation around fifteen percent of budget spending is on security because this figure is increasing spending has to be cut back elsewhere that's why it's important for the international community to stand ready to assist said that dev

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dunbar in your card are him go bonkers for adrian dunbar in yourcard area him go bonkers for adrians to travel somewhere where she can be had incognito as humanly possible and in, that picture isjust a slice ofa and in, that picture isjust a slice of a case like this. it is a carpaccio for emma thompson's face. very thinly sliced. but she has busily, she should not have eating beef, that is what it is boiled down to. or swilled the champagne. if you're preaching to the rest of us, the poorer people who cannot refer to change their lifestyle, he may have a gas guzzling diesel and cannot afford to get a more efficient one... so perhaps maybe she should live any colder house and a darker atmosphere and eat less meat and to all the things that she... she may have left her husband in total darkness. as a carbon offset. she should practice what she preaches, that's what it consented. are not sure why we're doing this, but here we are. david beckham, scandalous taste. he wears socks with sandals on shed. i think if you're david beckham you're can wear anything and it will be widely copied.

to find and arrest adrian hmong, his the u.s.als aren't the only people hunting for him. >> we know from credible sources that the north korean government has -- is seeking adrian hmong and some of his associates from the provisional government and is seeking to target them for assassination. >> a brutal totalitarian regime ruled -- >> reporter: the goal of the provisional government of free josan is overthrough ki-- ove overthrow kim jong-un's regime. his lawyer says he's scared for his life and denies roughing up anyone at the north korean embassy. he said they were invited and points to surveillance photos of another member of the group entering. attorney lee walosky said members of the group had contact with someone at the embassy in the days before the incident. but why would members of a group which wants to overacross -- overthrow kim jong-un be there? >> it is individuals who are posted outside of north korea who when given the opportunity will choose to defect. >> reporter: so did they go to the embassy to help someone d

contractors are prohibited from using weiwei equipment for national security reasons andrew brown adrian brown pardon me has this report. if you companies could withstand the assault that while ways no wonder part of its response has been to open its doors to the international media our rig in corporate china but these are unusual and uncertain times for the country's biggest technology company now effectively locked out of the us market we believe these sets a dangerous precedent that they it's can it come and our way tomorrow it could be your industry your company your consumers on wednesday the company announced it's pressing ahead with legal moves to try to scrap a recently passed law that prevents u.s. federal employees from using weiwei technology the trumpet ministration says it could be used for spying because of accusations the firms in the pocket of china's government the u.s. government has provided no evidence to assure that highway is a currency threat there is no gun no smoke only speculation u.s. politicians he said were using the entire strength of the u.s. against one co

andy carroll, samir nasri and adrian will all leave west ham the club has confirmed.xpire next month. carroll scored 3a goals in 142 appearances over seven seasons, while goalkeeper adrian was at the club for six years. to paris now and johanna konta is on court against the american lauren davis in the second round of the french open. johanna konta had not been keen on clay but this season she reached the finals in morocco. she took the first set. she raced through the second set winning 6—i. johanna konta has often suffered from lapses in concentration but she has regained her focus to take control of the match. she is currently 5—3 up of the match. she is currently 5—3 up in the final set, serving for the match. it's been a busy day at the french open. last year's women's runner—up sloane stephens is through to the third round. the american number seven seed beat sara sorribes tormo of spain in straight sets. rafa nadal is aiming for a record extending i2th men's singles title at roland garros. yannick maden was briefly in his way. the 17 time grand slam champion sw

you know it's my colleague adrian kennedy from culture to talk about this welcome adrian tell us a bit about the artist at the center of this controversy i think quite high profile they are very high profile and. better known as natalia of course has been star of the polish scene for fifty years the world ninety two but this is a piece from the early seventy's conceived as a challenge to the conservatism of the communist regime that ruled poland at the time and of course of criticism of the food shortages that prevailed. so ironic that now fifty years of this and she communist workers for foul of censorship under a right wing government showing that conservatives are on both ends of the political spectrum what about this cause if she's a well respected video artist and the installation in question features dogs with and mosques and a woman with the wit. to nature of course famous for the quote if you go to see a woman do not forget the whip he is the self the female is wielding the whip half safe to. feminists also interesting that it's works by women that have the put on the ditch lis

companies share a common fate with us adrian brown joins us live. on how significant are these comments from the way. well he sounded there both defiant but also very confident and he stressed again throughout this media conference with representatives of various state news outlets here in china that the u.s. was under has basically underestimated wild ways abilities and he also stressed that no one could catch up to our ways 5 g. technology in the near future so i think he was also trying to send out a reassuring message to war ways customers around the world he also said in a separate interview after that media conference richelle that he no expected his daughter among when joe who's being held in canada awaiting extradition to the united states to go to jail so he may well feel that he has no hope that the u.s. and canadian justice systems are going to give him what he wants which is the freedom of his daughter and of course she was detained more than 6 months ago and it's another facet to these multifaceted story so adrian also china's president

adrian goldberg.es over on radio 5 live now, or later on the bbc sounds app. let's just have another look at some pictures from bangkok in thailand where the newly crowned king has been making his way through through the city's streets. we can show you inside one of the temples. king maha vajiralongkorn, who was crowned yesterday, is visiting three temples to greet his subjects as part of a elaborates coronation ceremony. today is the second day. well—wishers have been turning out in huge members. it has been 69 years since the last coronation. and that was of his father. this king was proclaimed king in 2016, but has onlyjust been crowned. this it was him earlier being carried through the streets in 16 -- being carried through the streets in 16 —— by16 being carried through the streets in 16 —— by 16 men being carried through the streets in 16 —— by16 men in a being carried through the streets in 16 —— by 16 men in a sort of chariot. he is dressed in gold embroidered clothes. he is wearing the same m

battle over while way further signs of the collapse in trust between the world's 2 largest economies adrian brown al-jazeera sions and. deborah is executive director of the asian trade center in singapore she says that the u.s. is motivated not just by security but also by technology and trade can science. the u.s. has been planning to do something about huawei apparent for some time and put the old pending the resolution of the trade and tariff discussion in the united states appear to have decided that those trade have discussions are not going to be resolved as quickly as pated sin they might as well to see forward with while a chance in so now the 2 things because of the timing because of the trade talks fell apart and while a grand was announced almost immediately those 2 things have definitely become complacent both sides think they have the upper hand so you're you're in a an unusual situation where both parties genuinely believe that they have the upper hand both parties sophistic important facts on the ground they think support that bolsters their claim when you start talking a par

and again i'm adrian finnegan this is a live from doha also coming up protest leaders in khartoum hope a 2 day national strike will force military leaders to a new round of talks. serbian troops are put on the cost of and police launch an operation in a serb dominated breach. the palace here a journalist must call into the hussein is sent back to jail in egypt after another investigation is launched to him it into him after just days after a pause at all of this release. european leaders are meeting in brussels to discuss who they want to fill the e use top jobs backroom negotiations have already begun to appoint the commission's president of the other heads of the e.u. institutions elections or center right and center left parties lose support and populists liberals and greens taking advantage of voter anger with the current direction of the you let's go live out of brussels also serious david chase is there so david the search is on to fill the e.u.'s top jobs. yes the job we're talking about of course is the president of the european commission presently held by john quoting now the

brown adrian what does all this mean. well peter one of the weapons that while away is using is the international media because it's rare really for chinese companies to talk to the foreign media in the way the war way has been doing poor you know for the past couple of months and on wednesday we were invited back again to our ways headquarters here in shane's in a century to hear an update on the legal moves that are now underway to try to scrap that legislation that was passed several months ago which essentially prevents federal employees in the united states from using huawei smartphones and while away equipment but the company has also been speaking out once more about being put on that trade blacklist in the united states which effectively locks war way out of the u.s. market and basically prevents it buying key components that it needs for its smartphones and other equipment it said that the united states has now set a very dangerous precedent and one executive said that you know this was. you know while away today

will adrian mr fall a 100 p. shape is a member of parliament a senior one at that he's the chairman of the national security and foreign policy commission of parliament and he was the one who tweeted 2 weeks ago saying that iran should have a negotiating table somewhere in the middle east suggesting perhaps one of the allied arab neighbors iraq or qatar as a place where the united states and iran can talk about how to deescalate ongoing current tensions between the 2 countries not just economic sanctions but also the military buildup in the region and on the face of it his comments today would seem to suggest that there might be contradicting standing iranian policy coming from the supreme leader coming from the presidency coming from the foreign ministry but we have to point out that he didn't say that iran was reciprocating in those talks in any way what he did tell us gives us some say. sense of what the discussions might be that are perhaps going on between 3rd parties iran and the united states let me read t

china correspondent adrian brown reports. few companies could withstand the assault that while weighs now under part of its response has been to open its doors to the international media in corporate china but these are unusual and uncertain times for the country's biggest technology company now effectively locked out of the u.s. market we believe these sets a dangerous precedent that they it's can it come and our way tomorrow it could be your industry your company your consumers on wednesday the company announced it's pressing ahead with legal moves to try to scrap a recently passed law that prevents u.s. federal employees from using waterway technology the trumpet ministration says it could be used for spying because of accusations the firms in the pocket of china's government the u.s. government has provided no evidence to assure that. is a kurti threat there's no gun no smoke. only speculation u.s. politicians he said were using the entire strength of the u.s. against one company while away had anticipated being placed on

adrian tell us a bit about the artist at the center of this controversy of a quite high profile they are very high profile. better known as natalia of course has been star of the polish scene for fifty years the world. but this is a piece from the early seventy's conceives is a challenge to the conservatism of the communist regime that ruled poland at the time and of course a christian some of the food shortages that prevailed pap.

adrian can talk about that more. he talks to truckers. but the trucking industry itself sometimes opposes this system. they oppose the system for two big reasons. one is that they claim the cost would not be able to be passed onto the consumer. we raise trucking prices and they will have to eat the cost. i think that is simply inaccurate. you can design a system that raises more money, less money, or the same amount of money. that is really up to congress. if congress wanted to raise more money they could raise the diesel tax the truckers pay. they could lower the diesel tax. the amount of money is completely separate. then how you raise it. the other argument they make is that if you hypothetically you put in a road user charge system and has congestion pricing so that the big semi truck doesn't want to drive into manhattan at 8:30 a.m., that is absolutely true. new york state just past a pricing system so anything below 60th street in manhattan , something like that you will pay a fee. so guaranteed there will be fewer trucks driving in

brown life press and aging thank you adrian joins us now from washington d.c. so carol am president has always insisted that these tariffs are actually going to be paid for by china that that's that's not how this works any expert will tell you that's not how this works having said that these tariffs keep coming it is affecting the american consumer is there any hope that this will be resolved. yeah well as adrian brown just reported there is hope that this will be resolved in the next round of talks that will take place we know in beijing but again the timetable hasn't been announced but there's no question you're right that donald trump is certainly trying to downplay the impact on the american consumer and experts agree there will be an impact and it is only going to widen we know as far back as september big retailers that really help americans specially working class and middle class americans sort of afford to live their day to day lives while retailers like wal-mart for example get an enormous amount of their goods every day goods like shampoos condition

why way has repeatedly denied the allegations adrian brown reports from a tech trade show intention. what you see here is at the heart of the trade dispute between china and the united states the 2 countries are competing to be world leaders in artificial intelligence robotics and 5 g. technology. showcasing its achievements while away china's national tech champions its expansion plans in the united states now see over after the u.s. put the firm and its affiliates on a trading blacklist and issue too sensitive for this company official to discuss the market the country operates the company so sorry. but he's confident while away will still thrive in other markets so now laid her weave your fire level. we hope we can cooperate each other based other countries while away officials had anticipated this move and on thursday the firm issued a statement saying the transactions wouldn't improve safety or security in the united states and would only harm consumers and companies it doesn't bode well for the faltering trade talks between the 2 countries u.s. firms are present here the mood a

brown who's live for us in beijing so adrian zarif is continuing his tour of importers of iranian oil and china's already vowed to continue buying its crude so what's on the agenda for beijing. well it's interesting isn't it china has said it's going to continue purchasing iranian crude oil but our understanding is that china hasn't actually imported any iranian crude oil since the beginning of may that's when president donald trump of century said the countries that have been buying oil from iran could no longer do so and that was really the fallout from the iran nuclear deal the demise of that deal because exactly just over a year ago president from walked away from the agreement and he allowed countries a basically a year to carry on trading with iran but he says that is now over so the question is is you know china going to be prepared to defy the united states and continue trading with iran or will it decide to basically reluctantly go along with the sanctions that are now being inforced against iran sanctions that china says are unilateral it says these are sanctions not imposed

hello i'm adrian for the get this is that he was live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes.here about trade with iran the u.s. secretary of state by compare warns european leaders over trade with iran. the economic dispute between the u.s. and china is likely to get worse new tariffs a just a few hours away. rallies in solidarity thousands trot out in iran to many other parts of the world to commemorate jerusalem day. with only a sport where it's toronto on the march in the n.b.a. finals the raptors see off the warriors the i think game. a step closer to championship history. the u.s. secretary of state is in bolin trying to ramp up pressure on europeans to support the policy towards iran and his 1st official visit to germany mike pompei and chancellor angela merkel discussed the rising tension with tehran germany is party to the 2015 nuclear agreements that the u.s. pulled out of last year european leaders of sin set up a framework for trade with iran to avoid u.s. sanctions but. have plenty of issues to discuss today the world is in unrest indeed 1st and foremost is iran h

hong kong and shanghai adrian brown is live for us in beijing so adrian it's not the first time we've we've heard this talk from from president trump he has famously said he didn't himself that he is a tariff man so big question is how china is going to be viewing this particularly with these trade talks going on. yes indeed i think at the moment and by the way we've had no comment from chinese officials to that trump a tweet by president trump and also reports speculation in the u.s. media that china is preparing to pull out of the final round of trade talks to to happen in washington later this week i think at the moment chinese officials are trying to work out you know as they have done so many times before whether this was president from speaking in a in a private capacity or was this president speaking as a representative of the u.s. government and also a representative of his trade negotiators they have been ten rounds remember of trade talks now over more than ten months and this was supposed to be the week that a deal was going to be signed lou her the vice premier who's leadi

given the state of that relationship though they may well feel they have nothing to lose adrian brown al-jazeera beijing. the u.s. has reached a day of a catheter and mexico show of a move it's terrorists from stolen alimony and poles the move could put the 3 countries a step closer to ratifying their deal that would replace the north american free trade agreement the agreement will eliminate u.s. metal tariffs and canada's retaliatory tariffs on u.s. products including pork beef and that. obviously these continued tariffs on steel and aluminum and our countermeasures i represented significant barriers to moving forward with the new now. now that we've had a full lift on these tariffs we are going to work with you my united states on timing for ratification but we're very optimistic we're going to be able to move forward move forward well in the coming weeks. and has more details from washington it's been a sticking point in the relationship between the united states canada and mexico the president including those countries on his tariff list for steel and aluminum 25 and 10 percent h

well adrian mr foley. is a senior member of parliament and the chairman of the national security and foreign policy commission of the iranian parliament he's the same man who tweeted about 2 weeks ago that iran and the united states needed a table somewhere in the region to sit down and discuss how to deescalate ongoing tensions not just over economic sanctions but that was around the same time that we saw the u.s. military buildup gaining steam here in this part of the middle east he had suggested that iraq or qatar could serve as that place since then japan and pakistan have also said that they'd be willing to mediate tensions between to iran and washington and mr followed his comments today give us a sense of what those 3rd parties might actually be talking about let me read you a part of the statement that he gave to a local news site and he said these 3rd party countries explicitly told america not to talk to iran from the position of war because a war with it with to run practically speaking won't ha

hello i'm adrian for the game this is the live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes protest leaders in khartoum hope a two day national strike will force military leaders to a new round of talks. an uneasy calm near the serbia kosovo border after police carry out raids in a so dominated area. u.s. drug companies in the crosshairs as a court case seeks to hold them to account for their role in the opioid crisis. and in sports several footballers have been arrested in spain's top two leagues over a suspected match fixing and in the n.h.l. the boston bruins take game won the stanley cup finals fighting back to beat frankly with claims in boston. protest leaders in sudan are increasing the pressure on the transitional military council to hand over power to a civilian broad administration a two day strike is on the way with workers nationwide walking off the job protesters are hoping that the strike will force military leaders into a new round of negotiations let's go straight to al-jazeera cimarron khan who is live for us in khartoum iran what impact on daily life is this strike

adrian i mean how nervous are the chinese government about more terrorists because they can't be seento be capitulating to washington d.c. . that's right as you saw in my report running down the economists from the economist magazine basically saying that china's economy is continuing to slow and that's a real concern for china's leaders and also you know it's hard to keep track of all the points of friction between china and the united states right now the south china sea taiwan weiwei iran and now trade and trade really is at the core of the friction between china and the united states it seems that in these talks the sticking point has been china's refusal to essentially change the entire way it conducts its economy how it manages its industry here the united states wants china to end the huge subsidies it gives to its big state owned enterprises that are involved in what use might say are technologies of the future things like artificial intelligence and robotics and more significantly china has bought to the suggestion that it introduced new laws that would ensure that it effecti

adrian, i have to ask you about mr. beatrice.t sounded like a part of the republican party that you don't hear. >> the dnc should use him all over the place. he's articulating how democrats can win back the white house. i think a point that he did not quite say this in words. we can't let the perfect be the enemy of the good. he's talk about how we can't eat our own and in the sense of joe biden, he was talking about let's be careful how we address china. you may not be seeing it, there is a lot of workers out here that are feeling the impact of how china's relationship with the united states affected them. >> you know this about your party, electability seems like a smart idea politically. >> look if you got a bunch of people in the room, none of them would say trump is the best bet in 2016. the base have spoke. >> yswing voters for donald trup are blue collar voters in places like ohio. one thing they liked about donald trump was he didn't like republicans much either so he was not a republican himself. >> this trade thing i th

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well as you said adrian the b j p with its allies are expected to get around about three hundred fifty at the moment the election commission of. the b j p themselves have achieved a tally of two hundred eighty eight the magic number is to seventy two so they are by themselves form the government they don't need their allies but they will include their allies in the government and in the ministries as they are announced in the days ahead there are about fifteen to twenty seats still being counted all constituencies still being counted and we expect a result by the end of the day one of the big issues here in indian election has always been vote tampering and with each election the election commissions tries to put in an added level of security so that there is no questionable or no questions asked of it in terms of the way that it conducts this very long process and in this particular election what they are doing is tallying the small slip of paper which has the photograph of the electorate against the polling booth that they voted from the making sure that the number of paper slips is