yeah there are so many fast moving developments adrian with regard to this impeachment inquiry right now we're watching very carefully to see the white house do a couple of things today but the big thing is it may in fact formally object to this impeachment inquiry and what does that mean what it means essentially is it's not going to cooperate with the request from the democratic controlled house of representatives that is overseeing this inquiry in terms of documents testimony until there is a vote in the house so that's one big piece watching very carefully on top of that there is going to be testimony on capitol hill today we mentioned that whistleblower in the report that was filed that went to the inspector general for the intelligence community that individual will be testifying on capitol hill a closed door hearing but often with these closed door hearings we get more information leaking out so we're watching that very carefully but in the midst of all of this congress or congressional republicans are sticking by the president they're maintaining he's done nothing wrong and t

and i'm adrian finnigan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. the testers are back on the streets of iraq after a night of violent demonstrations against the government. this is the end of the debate and we're going out there to win. the u.k. opposition leader jeremy called and gives his backing for.

cultures adrian kennedy adrian this tower was supposed to demonstrate the achievements sapir you already would say communist east germany did it really well there is testimony to east german engineering but i have to tell you not only east german engineering because some of the components have to be imported from the west who are example the wind came from belgium the elevators from sweden and most troubling of all this thing the steel show. from west german company over the disco ball there so this was a this was a west german disco actually secretly and as a propaganda tool for east germany in some ways the tower kind of backfired didn't it in the way because berlin is very quickly noticed that when the sun shone on and it sometimes formed the symbol of cross so they gave the building the nickname the pope's revenge socialism of course did not told religion in high regard and the tallest buildings in the area out till then had been churches legend has it that the communist was so incensed about the cross problem that they considered tearing the talent down but this is just legend is ac

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i don't get time to support his santa thank you very much adrian while baseball's world series has come down to when it takes all deciding game the washington nationals and the houston astros a 3 game winning streak to square the series at 3 all david stokes reports. after 3 straight wins the astros needed only one more to take the series when alex bregman hit this home and they seem to be well on their way. but amazingly no team has won at home yet this series and the nationals have back 1st out of 10 and then one so chose to out the park to edge the visitors in front 32 now to pitch a stephen strasburg was in great form as well frustrating houston to prevent them adding any more runs strikeout in 0 to max number 6 on a night for strasburg but it was washington's anthony rendon who struck the killer blows with the back out and ran their own judgement you know. i. don't is actually from houston and he followed up but to run home out with a 2 run double to take the game away from the astros nationals a little it finished 72 and yet again the home crowd left disappointed this is the 1st w

that's right adrian. taken a tumble but day 6 also some of the stars of tomorrow stepping up coming up at 1345 g.m.t. britain's smith wins have 1st wall title and make history in the process an american college champion the strikes gold an incident filled $110.00 metres hurdles final. and. yet another wall the title and we also look ahead to what's coming up in the stadium on thursday join us in about 20 minutes. well this time many thanks still to come here on the news as well as all that safe from war but under threat of deportation the new fear for syrian refugees the tension between turkey and cyprus of a vast gas and oil reserves that lie beneath the mediterranean sea. to strengthen the good you have to shore do good all the more with it come still fight against corruption. destroy new chiro heroes like know who are bad who refuse to $15000000.00 brian the achievement of heroes like him to showcase by the international ace award it shines a light on these heroes because the best way to fight a darker

is there has what's the latest adrian turkey's defense minister has. just said that the minutes russian talks with the russian delegation concluded and there's been a comprehensive agreement on the dieties to work out the details of the safe zone area after the s.d.f. fighters put out should be any time in the turkish president as if they've also said that the withdrawal of the fighters is a major victory for turkey but we have to wait and see the mortality is of the agreement particular when it comes. to the joint patrols between the russian and the turkish military in those areas we're talking about a huge area that stretches from this all the way to members to laugh out and also east of basically and and maliki on the border with iraq of these are considered to be. strong hold the took us media has been reporting today that the russian defense ministry told the turkish government that about $34000.00 fighters managed with their own weapons to pull out from those areas though a part of the sochi agreement signed between turkey and russia where did th

thank you adrian it's the o.p.'s living. has won gold in the men's mass and it's his country is that the title of the ever and for 18 years this was the last of the road races here in doha where heat and humidity have been made a fact as and as andy richardson reports scientists to have been using the conditions to help athletes in future events. i attested insurance for the run as a test of nerve for the organizers doha's aircooled khalifa stadium isn't an option for the road races despite a midnight start time high humidity contributed to more than a 3rd of the field failing to finish last week's women's marathon conditions were kind of for the men's race with humidity below 50 percent. higher humidity what happens is it doesn't allow the body to court so our star mechanism sweating and the evaporation of sweat off the body is your cooling mechanism skin is your water just organise your body so the ability to cool and evaporate is important higher humidity you're not a bad hurting that sweat out your body. more than 50 com

we'll have more from the international stadium later on the fire as well but for now it's back to adrian and he thanks. for that is out i'll be back in just about it with more of the day's news seemed. to strengthen the good you have to show the good all the more we become still fight against corruption. this for news heroes heroes like no who are about to be refused a $15000000.00 brian the achievement of heroes like him to showcase by the international ace award it shines a light on these heroes because the best way to fight a dark used to shine a light let's make the road to a better place nominate your anti corruption hero. subzero temperatures extreme altitudes. this is where the hard part because of the extraordinary journey from polish to tajikistan braved ordinary joints. we do high up there's no oxygen. just to experience life simple pleasures. risking it all. on al-jazeera. we understand the differences and the similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter where you call home al-jazeera will bring in the news and current affairs that matter to you. al-jazeera. rewind

gold medalist nathan adrian shares his journey. >>> happening county. it's a popular rodeo sport where kids ride sheep. they say, critics, that it's a form of animal abuse and even potentially child abuse. you can watch that story on our website nbcbayarea.com. we're back in a moment with more. >>> twitter is making a big change, and it's all about next year's presidential election. twitter will no longer allow any political ads. ceo jack dorsey making the announcement via a tweet, of course. the ban takes effect next month. the move comes as social networks face criticism for helping to spread misinformation about our political system and politicians. now, facebook boss mark zuckerberg recently said facebook would allow political ads even if those ads are factually incorrect. >>> well, from battling olympic swimmers to battling cancer, an back in december of 2018 five-time olympic gold medalist nathan adrian was diagnosed with testicular cancer. two years earlier he was o. today he was in san francisco to talk about his journey, part of the pink pony c

well adrian and we've heard from the sudan's minister of dams and irrigations and water resources and his describe the talks between the 3 sides so far as with the progress made the technical teams from the 3 countries if you p.s. sudan and egypt have meeting for the past 3 days before the ministers kicked up their meetings today and which is expected to last for 2 days now before the talks started if he has been describing the demands of egypt as impossible egypt once the dam to be filled in a period of between 3 to 7 years if he has rejected that it also wants the dam to release more than 40000000000 cubic meters something that if you're not going to be possible because the highest capacity of the dam would be 35000000000 cubic metres so 3 sides are meeting here in the sudanese capital talks have started between them it is expected to go on for 2 days and we're expecting to hear more statements from the minister from ministers from egypt if you appears well as sudan but they're saying that they're going to try to come out with some kind of results this is the 7th round of talks betw

the clashes between protesters and the police before we lost you there but what's the latest now adrian. well the police have regained control of this section of nathan road in calhoun which is the busiest thoroughfare in hong kong and there have been running street battles here all afternoon on sunday one small a number of businesses chinese businesses were targeted by the demonstrators a shammy a popular mobile phone producer of one of their showrooms completely trashed but interestingly nothing was looted just the inside of this particular showroom was completely destroyed now the protesters are now moved to another area of hong kong known as monk or that is really a red zone for protests as it has been for them as it has been in the past so i magine the protests will continue there into the night now the police have as i say been firing an awful lot of tear gas today and also using water cannon laced with blue dye which of course makes it that much easier for them to trace people who've been taking part in today's protests now anyone who was protesting today daryn was running the ri

the panel is back, so hill, adrian and brendan, adrian, i'll start with you.l campaign. right now you got about -- this isn't, there is down days, you said you got breaks during national disasters, you not being the news, that's one thing. but this is going to be a sustained period of time where the presidential campaign is going to feel secondary. >> sure. it's definitely a challenge, right? because the national news and you obviously would know this than any of us on this panel, chuck, is going to focus on impeachment. it's going to drive the news, it's that much harder if you are a candidate to get your point across. >> kamela harris needs to find, is trying to get back into relevance. >> or steve bullock. >> this is good if you are biden or warren, right? you are already on top? >> there is a chance that this freezes the primary. it's a chance to get out and focus on your message and get the headlines in the des moines register and the manchester newspaper, really trying to get your local press going, that, you will not get a lot of national news. it's a g

adrian we expect the london fire brigade to issue its response of some point on wednesday but the fire brigades union has responded to was as you pointed out it was really a litany of criticism aimed at the fossil of the fire response identifying serious short sexual coming systemic failures that sum up mobic the retired judge in charge of the inquiry said led directly to the high death toll matts racoons the head of the 5 grades union has said this morning that while the fire brigade isn't trying to shy away or hide from any of these failings he felt that this building was a death trap already by the time firefighters arrived on the night and that is because of this highly flammable cladding that was attached to the outside rain screen it was in a recent renovation with a polyethylene core highly combustible that essentially sent the flames up the outside of the building very quickly and out of the control of the 5 fires is inside that said the report traces the work of firefighters on the night for their bravery for their determination but does highlight serious failings a lack of tr

hello i'm adrian fit again this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up protests and confusion and bolivia as the country waits for presidential election results on the government is accused of manipulating the outcome. justin trudeau liberal party projected to hold on to power in canada's parliamentary election. for drug companies reach a multi-million dollar settlement for their role in fueling a u.s. opioid epidemic. protesters in lebanon standing their ground despite the government approving sweeping economic reforms prime minister saad hariri announced the measures to diffuse the biggest demonstrations in years against the nation's leaders but activists say they won't go home until the entire cabinet steps down al-jazeera saying to hold it reports now from beirut all. the people have spoken calls go beyond fighting corruption they want accountability and early elections and they say they aren't leaving the streets until that happens protests are growing by the day the lebanese government however is refusing to step aside instead it is offering a plan that is supposed to fix th

part of the beauty of the band's -- othe band is adrian's songwriting, which is true roots writing.se from rwanda and does not sing in english, he is put in this box of world music. that is tragic. ultimately, the issue is that when people are not listened to and not allowed to come to the country -- these guys were denied with their first visa -- it is the listeners that areed. cheated. part of of theeauty of the band are the harmonies. they sing together in a way that only people who have sung together forever can. you think about the everly brothers, the jackson 5, great harmony vocals. it is really extraordinaor. nada: such power and emotion thatomes through music and gives even more power to those stories. remember, you can find more of all the day's news on our to see what we are working on at any time, make sure to check us out on faco chk.i am nada tawfi. thank you for watching "world news america." announcer: funding for this presentation is made possible b.. the freeman foundation; by judy and peterblum-kovl, pursuing solutions for america's neglted needs; and by contribut

hello again adrian finnegan here in doha the top stories on al jazeera protesters calling for political change back on the streets of iraq's capital baghdad demonstrations to fight the crackdown and curfew that the government enforced on monday the accomplice governor denied that anyone of been killed in the province 80 people have been killed so far in nationwide protests al-jazeera sometimes you can name joins us now live from baghdad what's happening there right now natasha. and this is the biggest crowd i have seen in my prayers where is the protest began on friday and the people he's coming i'm actually not even in the square i'm on a main thorough for their meetings in the where which you can see behind this mass of people the momentum for these protests has only picked up despite the curfews despite the more than 200 people who have died across the country despite the phallus and who have been injured and we do want to mention among the injured and among the dead are security forces there is a curfew here in baghdad it begins at midnight so we have about 9 hours between now and t

hello welcome to the program i'm adrian finnegan spain's highest court to sense a strong message to catalonia 2 years out to the region tried to break away separatist leaders have been jailed to between 9 and 13 years for organizing an illegal secession referendum in 2017 former catalan vice president oriel young paris was handed the longest sentence for sedition and misusing public funds the leaders were acquitted of the more serious rebellion charges spain's prime minister says the verdicts confirm the end of a failed process for cattle and independents nobody's above the law nobody's have although you know the microsleep like a spinning nobody is subject to trial for his or her ideas or politics but rather for criminal conduct as provided by the will. of the verdicts triggered violent protests in barcelona people blocked roads the main road to the city's airport and rallied elsewhere denouncing the sentences as unjust al-jazeera saya gago reports now from boston lona. hours after the sentencing of catalan lawmakers and political activists was sentenced to years in prison for so addition ov

adrian, thank you. >> thank you. >> kevin, thank you as well. it there, for the cross-section of pop and culture. as i'm telling you though, it's often intersecting, as you can see there, with tom cruise, as well as nickelback, what's going to come next week? cardi b and the president in an online tiff? probably true. all right. coming up, kurt volker became the first witness to testify in the house democrats impeachment inquiry this week. we speak with a member of the foreign affairs committee, coming up next. when you shop for your home at wayfair, you get more than free shipping. you get everything you need for your home at a great price, the way it works best for you, i'll take that. wait honey, no. when you want it. you get a delivery experience you can always count on. you get your perfect find at a price to match, on your own schedule. you get fast and free shipping on the things that make your home feel like you. that's what you get when you've got wayfair. so shop now! so you don't have to stash antacids here....tc and take control of h

look at it from a political perspective, adrian. there is a new washington post story out that just sort of shows you the dilemma democrats might have. here's the headline. trade decision also a signal that u.s. suspension of cooperation extended beyond security funds. the white house's trade rep in late august withdrew a recommendation to -- after john bolton national security advisor warned him that president trump probably would impose any action. according to people briefed on the matter. the point is this, they keep finding new evidence. that slows down the process. >> right. >> and when do they start the hearings? >> it's like this neverending circle of process here. i mean, look i think looking at the bigger picture, it's going to be very difficult to get this done by thanksgiving. it almost makes me laugh to even think that's something people are looking to do. irdo think it's a real possibility we can get this done before the iowa caucuses but i al also don't think it's dooms day scenario. >> so here we are in the month of

researches like adrian sense have also accessed chinese government documents online to identify the full scale of what the country is doing to its muslim ethnic minorities. for example budget reports government reports work reports and also procurement bits construction bits that were also very detailed that said we need to reeducation camp built in this area and it needs to be this big and needs to have surrounding walls barbed wire towers surveillance equipment cameras and so on and so forth they were buying a police batons tasers. you know different instruments that could be used in torture like cattle prods. stun guns pepper spray all these sort of things that you would find in a prison setting. this video was filmed by human rights activists and shows the inside of one of the camps cells fitted with double iron daws. keypad locks and cameras. slogans on the wall praising chinese president xi jinping and in the so-called classrooms railings and wire separating the teaches from the students. the government's glossy videos claim that the week is a happy with their so-called reeducation

over to adrian finnegan he'll be with you in just a moment with much more of the day's news coming up thanks for watching by. some of the to today's headlines there are protests like this one that are trying to desert and we forested areas that have been always have a stated goal setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussions you've been out there with. protesters on the streets where they will tell you international filmmakers and world class journalists bring programs to inform and in spots. on al-jazeera. told to notice their own. they don't believe in the 2 state solution the do you still believe in the 2 state solution we listen what i said was that pakistan would never start a war i'm anti war we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter although to 0. you responding 6 continents across the globe. i'll just serious correspondents live in bringing the story state. of. nothing but the. letters. were at the mercy of the russian camp for palestinian refugees i'll just 0 fluent in world news. kurdish fighters reach a deal with the syrian government to help ba

whole thank you very much that was held in a column and that's only a small form and you're back to adrian. now one of africa's most acclaimed artists and it sui has had its 1st exhibition in the middle east the ghana an artist has won many awards for his work it's made predominantly from rubbish it's been featured in galleries worldwide from the guggenheim in bilbao to the new york mets museum laura burton manley met with him at doha's museum of contemporary. not many artists want their work to be rubbish but that's what. constructs his arts from he sources much of his material like bottle tops and cans for alcoholic drinks for recycling stations in african countries you know drinks hard to link the continent of africa europe and america you know and the. drinks were brought for us to africa. and then they. took part in the. transplant. intitled triumphant scale the artist says this exhibition in doha reflects his body of on a large scale in both space and time its work that spans his rich 5 decade long career and that's why his bottle cap series is that the heart of this walk made entire

to police this was an illegal assembly and the operation to end it blasted into the night adrian brown al-jazeera hong kong. bangladesh prime minister. calling for calm after 4 people were killed at an anti blasphemy protest demonstrators in the boiler district were demanding a hindu man be punished for reportedly making derogatory remarks about the prophet mohammed in a facebook post but police say his account had been hacked and all the hackers have been detained. indonesia's president's been sworn in for a 2nd term joker wager and easily won reelection in april but they've also been violent protests over more than one issue since then there's rampant crime reports . swearing in for a 2nd term indonesia's president joko widodo and his vice president my how to fight mean in his reelection campaign earlier this year jacko a as he is more popularly known increased his margin a victory over his rival as the inauguration was happening inside the parliament building his supporters were celebrating outside and you know i'm sure a lot jerkily because he is the perfect leader for us he is the

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 as africa opens its borders in the hope of emulating the success of the european union nigeria shuts its borders blaming smuggling and tax evasion. despite a slowing economy continues with its infrastructure spending ahead of the fifa world cup talked to qatar airways c.e.o. about airport expansion as rival dubai puts its project on hold. plus can't count out build on the success of homegrown giants al-jazeera and b. in sport by attracting more media companies to set up shop here. in a world where nations are grouping together to form trading blocks replicate the best of the best the european union it's somewhat strange that one nation is leaving but this week's show isn't about briggs it this is about africa's decision to create an economic bloc that could become the next european union in may of this year a new economic bloc was born $24.00 nations came together to form the africa continental free trade area now the aim of the block is to increase trade betwe

to police this was an illegal assembly and the operation to end it lasted into the night adrian brown al jazeera on call. much was to lead them astray. it is in barcelona demand independence for a 7th straight day now but this time the counter protesters stage their own rally as well and will tell you about the iranian natural wonder that missed out on being declared a unesco site white tourism is to blame.

and in the last days, when we were losing hope, we had the good fortune to meet adrian. and it was just incredible. and i said, "do you have more songs?" and he said yes. and i said, "do you have more people that you play with?" and he said he would come back tomorrow with john. and we recorded the record right then and there. but it was just like a movie scene, it felt like just a light came down and all of a sudden, "here it is! "you have been looking, now you have found it." you know? "so don't blow it. "don't mess it up, do right by these people." their tour commemorates the 25th anniversary of the 1994 genocide. in 1978, when they were youngsters, children, and they were taught music byjohn‘s brother, who was blind and a gifted musician, and, terribly, he was someone who was lost in 1994 in the genocide. following the genocide, they gave up on music, they felt they were despondent and in despair. but after a period of mourning, they decided that instead, they would honour him by going out to find the good ones and playing music and sharing goodness and love. we have

hello i'm adrian figure this is counting the cost on al-jazeera a wiki look at the world of business and economics this week the 7 word tweet that proved too much for beijing the n.b.a. counts the cost as china silences critics and access to its 14 trillion dollar economy. a few years back you can rent an oil tanker for less than the price of hiring a ferrari prices though an hour sawing will tell you why. the laziest fish farmers face hefty financial losses as pollution destroys the coastline. president donald trump called it a substantial phase one agreement but any talk of a truce of the trade war is pretty wide of the mog washington hasn't removed any tariffs and got a little relief for its famous beijing got crucial access to pork after its pig farmers were decimated by swine flu substantive issues still remain and there's an ongoing economic war in all but name washington slams $28.00 chinese tech companies with sanctions for their part in the repression of weaker muslims meantime beijing is using access to the chinese market as a weapon against those who criticize its policies

this is al jazeera live from doha i'm adrian finnegan also coming up. i will continue to take pot protests even with the backing of the. hong kong protesters hit back as leader caroline evokes a colonial era law banning face mosques to quell months of demonstrations. going on so over the river nile how to fish down projects in ethiopia is angering egypt. and why new yorkers don't have to travel far these days to see. something of a giant comeback. iraq's parliament has announced an urgent session to discuss protesters dumond's on saturday people are still demonstrating despite curfews in the capital and several other cities at least 45 people are dead and another 2 and a half 1000 injured. in iran com reports now from baghdad. protesters take cover under a bridge in central baghdad as gunshots ring out iraq's security forces continue to fire bullets at unarmed protesters dozens have been killed during the past 4 days and nights of anti-government protests i overnight the iraqi prime minister our beloved appealed for calm his words seemingly having the e

that's right adrian it not a serious charge of rebellion which would have carried out a stiff a penalty of up to 25 years in prison but it's still a hefty charges that they are facing in particular as you mentioned the former vice president of the. get us. to including that sentencing with the former prime minister former foreign minister. government the former speaker of the government as well as the former government spokesperson they have lesser charges they have less the time imprisonment as well but also you have to civil society activists as well who both received a 9 years imprisonment because of. the charge of inciting public mobilizations ahead of the illegal referendum $2718.00 there were also 3 all those who. charged with less crime of disobedience they were released from prison ahead of the ruling they will now also be banned from public office for about 10 months and of course it has to be said that those who are in prison face a ban from public office of the team is what impact will this have on the catalan independence movement. well if anything it's going to reignite tho

thank you very much, adrian roberts there.sparked after recent gender bias case involving a bank. it is spearheaded by the former chief of royal mail. meta bank has revealed that its founder has —— is leading. you been shamed into flying less? a survey by the bank ubs says that one in five travellers have cut the number of flights they've taken because of concerns for the environment. it's forecast that growth in the airline business could be halved because of so—called ‘flight shame'. mentioned earlier. but a couple shares had opened lowerfor tesco earlier today but outside the ftse 100, a bigjump earlier today but outside the ftse 100, a big jump for mitchell bank, up 100, a big jump for mitchell bank, up more than 30% after a successful relaunch of a bound deal and after the departure of its chairman and founder vernon hill. i will be back with more in the afternoon. the winner of the royal institute of british architect's most prestigious award, the riba stirling prize, will be announced next tuesday. there are six nominat

mr moore also played the dad to harry enfield's grumpy teenager kevin and adrian mole on television,n has more. mum, cani mum, can i come up on new year's day? no, kevin you will be hung over. it is too much trouble. he was familiar as over. it is too much trouble. he was familiaras an over. it is too much trouble. he was familiar as an on—screen father, both to harry enfield, kevin the teenager and two adrian mole. given the space we can bring new sources of energy. other tv credits included doctor hill and holby city. he was also a classically trained veteran of the royal shakespeare company and was as prolific in theatre as film. i think you ought to know i'm feeling very depressed. but he was probably best known as the voice of marvin, the paranoid android, the robot who struggles with depression in the hitchhiker‘s guide to the galaxy. i would like to think i was getting you down. don't you worry about that, you just act naturally and everything will be fine. are you sure you don't mind? no, it is all just part of life. at one director said it was stephen moore who made marvin l

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that's why adrian champion's it taking a tumble of day 6 also some of the stars of tomorrow stepping up coming up at 1045 g.m.t. britain's smith wins her 1st wall title and makes history in the process an american college champion the strikes and gold in an incident field $110.00 metres hurdles final. and poland's hammer throw the bags yet another world title and also look ahead to what's coming up and the stadium on thursday join us in about 20 minutes. so i will see you then next up on that is evident fox has got a weather forecast for us still to come. somalia's security development a nightmare logistics required to hold an election in one of the most dangerous countries on plus. i'm a plug on board the greenpeace campaign ship as brands are reporting on a unique scientific expedition off the coast of south america. however i thought we'd just start with a check on the weather across south korea where of course we have got what remains of what is now tropical storm attack moving away from the korean peninsula has left a lot of flooding a few more showers to come as we go on throug

hello i'm adrian finighan this is counting the cost on al-jazeera a weekly look at the world of business and economics this week can modi deliver on his ambitions to create a $5.00 trillion dollars economy with job losses on the rise consumers tightening their belts india feels more like it's in recession. kashmir's $2000000000.00 apple harvest left to rot after moody's strips the region of autonomy. islands brigs it housing crisis dubliners of being driven out of the capital as big business drives up property prices. prime minister narendra modi has an ambitious target for india he hopes that by 2015 the economy will double in size to 5 trillion dollars making it the 4th largest economy by the us china and japan right down modi could miss that target just like his promise to create $10000000.00 jobs a year during his 1st term to become a 5 trillion dollars economy well india needs to sustain a growth rate of 8 percent more for a couple of years very few nations have managed to sustain that level of growth china south korea and japan are exceptions but g.d.p. sank to just 5 percent in th

and as adrian brown reports the increasing violence has divided locals in this semi autonomous city. the violence was intense and lasted until early wednesday morning affecting areas across hong kong leaving some neighborhoods eerily quiet but few cities in the world clean up was quickly as hong kong in the street would have been a battleground until just a few hours earlier they were wiping away graffiti before getting back to work. food vendor supports the protest movement but worries about the escalating violence buying and he said may i blame not only the protesters but also the police for affecting our livelihoods others like this rubbish collector say the protesters are pushing hong kong to the brink. the ordinary people are being victimized the most we will end up losing our jobs the young protesters are having fun with it we are suffering the police say more than $100.00 people were injured in the latest clashes among them an 18 year old student who was shot in the chest with a live bullet he's in a stable condition outside his school students staged a peaceful protest on wed

republic of china a day when the communist leadership wanted to present its best face to the world adrian brown reports from hong kong. the police to whom the choose would be very dangerous it was pitched battles carried on into the night with protesters defying repeated police warnings for people to stay off the streets even dieters ignored the call. this clash spread from one side of hong kong island to the other and then back again. police a day earlier banned all marches but people still took to the streets not to celebrate 70 years of chinese communism but to mourn it but don't come up to them when they have. this is an illegal notch designer of the year oh oh oh no there were more than $100.00 arrests some of the most intense violence was on the other side of the harbor in cow loot a much watched video on social media appears to show a policeman shooting a young protester in the chest with a pistol the hong kong police force say it was in self-defense but this was the 1st time someone had been wounded from a police bullet since the protests began almost 4 months ago the anger of rec

hello i'm adrian figure this is counting the cost on al-jazeera a wiki look at the world of business and economics this week the 7 word tweet that proved too much for beijing the n.b.a. counts the cost as china silences critics and access to its 14 trillion dollar economy. a few years back you could rent an oil tanker for less than the price of hiring a ferrari prices though an hour soaring will tell you why. the laziest fish farmers face hefty financial losses as pollution destroys the coastline.

and again this is the news hour from al-jazeera adrian finnegan here in the headlines iraq's parliament is attempting to hold the most see session to discuss 5 days of violent protest boss but of divisions among the political groupings and some a boycott in the process at least 93 people have been killed more than 4000 injured . protesters have been back on the streets in hong kong despite a railway shutdown of calls to cancel demonstrations many cover their faces in defiance of a pound mosques imposed by the city's leader carry law. to greece and the united states of side a new defense agreement u.s. secretary of state mike compare was in athens for the meeting the deal establishes a new u.s. base in greece near the border with turkey greece's prime minister urged the u.s. to help diffuse tension with turkey over cyprus it comes as nato member turkey continues to develop closer on relations with russia including purchasing its s. 400 missile system. at least 10 people have been injured in a grenade attack in indian administered kashmir that happened near a government office in the city

in the last few days when we were losing her we met adrian. —— losing hope.it was incredible. i asked this was it. ijust knew it. it was incredible. iasked if this was it. ijust knew it. it was incredible. i asked if he had more songs and he said yes. i asked if he had people he played with and he said he would come back tomorrow with someone. we recorded the record right there and then. it was a movie scene, it felt like. the light came down and showed us what we had been looking for. do good with these people. their tour commemorates the 25th anniversary of the 1994 genocide. in 1978 when they were youngsters, children, they were taught music by their brother, who was blind and a gifted musician. he was blind and a gifted musician. he was someone lost in the genocide. following the genocide they gave up on music. they responded with despair. but after a period of mourning they decided instead that they would honour him by going out to find —— found a band and shared this and love through music. we have had the good fortune to be here on tour together for my

the posters insulting their leaders and political system impressions they'll take home with them adrian brown al jazeera hong kong or even go live now to sarah clarke another of our correspondents in hong kong she's outside police headquarters and so it does seem very much as tuesday october the 1st has india has led to a sea change almost in if not in the to in the dynamic of these protests but certainly the tone. certainly has been better and i can update also from this place press conference which is just kind of come to a close as adrian brown mentioned in his story the deputy commissioner has given a resolute defense of that particular police officer who fired that live ammunition at the 18 year old at tuesday's rally he said the police officer had to act quickly because of the imminent threat to his life that the questions were asked by journalists as to why the police officer didn't shoot followed the chest while i should like to know the needs of the legs and i said that the the police officer felt under threat hammers spanners shop and objects were being used on their colleague

being shot it's the 1st injury from a live round in nearly 4 months of protests across the territory adrian brown has more now from hong kong. the police had warned that choose day would be very dangerous it was the pitched battles carried on into the night with protest is defying repeated police warnings for people to stay off the streets even diners ignored the call though. this clash spread from one side of hong kong island to the other and then back again police a day earlier banned all marches but people still took to the streets not to celebrate 70 years of chinese communism but to mourn it but everyone can come up to there were may have loved has tomorrow this is an illegal notch designer are you all or will we all know there were more than a 100 arrests some of the most intense violence was on the other side of the harbor in cow loon a much watched video on social media appears to show a policeman shooting a young protester in the chest with a pistol the hong kong police force say it was in self-defense but this was the 1st time someone had been wounded from a police bullet since th

still with us, carol, ewe swrue adrian and matt, i have to know. what does it say? gop in terms of where -- >> there must be, though. if they feel comfortable breaking with him on syria but totally uncomfortable and terrified of breaking with him on this ukraine call and the 2020 election, what's that line? >> i guess it's easier to paint the ukraine call as a democratic attack, media bias. that's the pushback they're using, despite the fact that if you look at the phone call, whatever we've been shown of it, there are real concerns there. when it comes to issues of national security, i think that does appear to be an area that many republicans are really trying to make sure that they go down as being on the right side of this issue. >> isn't this a matter of national security as well, though? robert mueller came out with a 400-plus page report talking about election security and meddling and how russia did it. to say that ukraine is somehow responsible and take the heat off russia, isn't that a matter of national security? >> i think if you are -- >> not quite. >>