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

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

thank you adrian m. you know 1st and foremost this isn't completely breaking news this step was predictable in light of the law that was recently passed by the iranian parliament in reaction to the assassination must send factory saw day who is a famous iranian nuclear scientist and physicist the move to 20 percent enrichment was mandated under that law and the plan obliges the atomic energy organization of iran to produce at least 120 kilograms of 20 percent enriched uranium every year and store it inside the country what he did not say however was when this would star or whether up to 20 percent means all the way to 20 percent or somewhere below that and that mark some of those questions have been answered today some of them remain but today's development highlights that iran feels that it needs to still build leverage before biden takes office this is about ensuring that the of diplomacy that's needed to get the chip joint comprehensive plan of action for the iran nuclear deal that you just beautifull

adrian was 55 years of age. young and we had so much still planned, and people need to take note and stop being selfish and ignorant. 1,243 more deaths have been reported in the last 2a hours. also tonight: supermarkets say they'll crack down on people not wearing masks and following the rules — amid concern about the spread of the virus in shops. complaints about the quality of food parcels for those on free school meals — ministers promise to investigate. a devastating report into so—called mother and baby homes run for decades by the catholic church in ireland reveals around 9,000 children died. and the 11—year—old who's been sleeping in his garden every night since the first lockdown in march — he's raised more than £100,000 for charity. and coming up on bbc news: after a series of coronavirus rule breaches, football clubs around the country have been reminded of their responsiblities as cases continue to rise, but elite sport continues. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. police to the bbc news

hello again i'm adrian for good this is al-jazeera live from doha also coming up emergency hospitals are being prepared in the u.k. as a more infectious strain of corona virus puts more pressure on its national health service africa and box on a new economic path as a landmark free trade agreement between the continent's countries comes into effect . despite coronavirus restrictions people around the world still found ways to celebrate the new year. with the start of 2021 the u.k. has entered a new era outside the european union going forwards their relationship will be defined by the recently negotiated trade deal the u.k. officially departed from the blocks rules at 11 pm local time on new year's eve coronavirus destructions that meant that the brig's supporters couldn't hold any celebrations in public for trucks have been hauling goods across the border with france on the new customs rules since midnight delays were expected but so far things appear to be going. smoothly in the last hour or so the 1st europe eurostar train has arrived in paris from london travelers from either sid

adrian was 55 years of age. young and we had so much still planned, and people need to take note and stop being selfish and ignorant. more than 1,200 deaths have been reported in the last 2a hours, but there has been a fall in new cases. also tonight... leaving his mark — president trump flies into texas to see the us—mexico border wall, as he denies any responsibility for last week's violence on capitol hill. the leader of the catholic church in ireland gives an unreserved apology after an inquiry reveals that 9,000 children died at homes for unmarried mothers and babies. and all eyes on the premier league — a goal sparks celebrations for sheffield as the players appear to ignore the coronavirus rules on avoiding unnecessary contact. and coming up in sport on bbc news... manchester united look to replace liverpool at the top of the premier league as they take on burnley at turf moor. good evening. police forces are warning they will take tougher action against those who do not comply with the coronavirus restri

brown in hong kong thank you adrian for that update. in other world news saudi arabia and its allies have a great to restore full diplomatic ties with qatar ending their illegal 3 and a half year blockade of the country leaders from across the gulf region have signed a declaration calling for solidarity and stability at a summit aimed at resolving the disputed amount and child reports. after 3 and a half years of a crisis that threatened the very core of the gulf region g.c.c. leaders have agreed to end divisions and in a new era of cooperation the olympic relation is that has achieved a settlement of all issues outstanding in a way that is entirely satisfied factory to all nations involved all the countries involved we are extremely pleased with having been able to achieve this very important breakthrough that we believe will contribute very much to the stability security of all our nations in the region and yes all the outstanding. whether it's turning of diplomatic relations flights etc all of that will now go back to normal earlier

hello i'm adrian for get this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up u.s. pharmaceutical company but the other claims that its covert 19 vaccine is affective against the u.k. and south african variants of the virus the potato is only preliminary. over $250000000.00 jobs lost the world's top labor organization reveals the huge economic cost of the coronavirus pandemic uganda's high court rules the house arrest of opposition leader bobby why in is $1.00 more full of orders security forces to leave the premises. world leaders are addressing a summit on how to adapt to the effects of climate change it's hosted by the netherlands and brings together more than $120.00 nations along with $98.00 global bodies while previous summits so focused on the causes of climate change this is the 1st one coping with the effects new research presented at the summit suggests that half a 1000000 people have been killed by extreme weather events this century the u.s. is promising global leadership president joe biden's clive climate envoy john kerry made his 1st appearance of the

now to serious mike hanna is there for us mike talk us through what happened in congress today well adrian the democrats had been hoping that there would be no objection to a motion asking my pence to invoke the 25th amendment however there was an objection from a republican and therefore the democrats will now formally vote on the motion tomorrow evening demanding that mike pence call together as cabinet and invoke the 25th amendment removing trump from office however they are still going to go ahead to wednesday with a vote on end pietschmann so that will happen in the course of wednesday so basically house democrats making very clear that they want to move very quickly on this and it would appear as well that they may be sending the articles of impeachment should it be voted on to the senate immediately rather than holding it back though that is not confirmed at this particular point adrian there's been another resignation from the president's cabinet of the f.b.i. mike warning of possible further violence not just there in washington but across the country and head of inauguration day.

amanda gorman and overnight sensation i'm joined by my colleague adrian kennedy for more enduring what do we know about her well she she's not a complete unknown she was of course the youth the youth poet nori it's in $27.00 saying when that program started the very 1st one that was quite an achievement to win that national competition held at the library of congress was still a teenager over the last year or so she has also written stirring poems on various occasions thanksgiving independence day and as a response to the black lives matter process poems that were board cost on the major networks morning show but of course the research contribution to the inauguration of joe biden that's now catapulted her into the public consciousness that's right you mentioned her 2 books going to the top of the box charts. twitter account went from $50000.00 followers before the inauguration to more than a 1000000 in less than 24 hours so a whole new level of fame wow and of course she's $22.00 so her instagram blew up as well here she is reacting. really. not not. just. followers and even post any.

lots of big names plenty of good entertainment and good vibes to usher in this new political era adrian kennedy thanks so much thank you. now one instrument you probably won't be hearing a joe biden's inauguration is the pheromone early form of synthesizer that many people see as more of a party trick than a real instrument musician ike is helping to change that. catalina ike is among the world's best serenade players the award winning musician performs regularly as a soloist the world over as here in concert with the brussels philharmonic. she also plays her own electronic music composition. the pheromone creates an electromagnetic field that can be influenced by the human body. change the sound. base upright antenna determines the pitch when i move towards the antenna the pitch rises. and this little 10 tenure on the other side controls the value so if i move further away the sound gets louder. russian physicist leon theremin 1st presented the instrument in 1920 some of the musicians and bands who have experimented with it since are the beach boys led zeppelin tom waits. on mission as

and i can talk sport has peta thank you adrian. say they may have raised objections about hosting the games in july that includes the international olympic committee and sporting federations involved in the games the i.o.c. yesterday insisted that holding the games would not be irresponsible and that it's a question. of how not if they will take place they expect to release a playbook soon to explain how they plan to get thousands of athletes to compete safely. show up after talking with everyone and asking them about their thoughts the i.o.c. president thomas back told us that no one from anywhere raise questions or objections and everyone wants to make take your game to success with athletes are largely supportive of the olympics going ahead even if it is with our fans sport climbing is said to make its debut at the games and 6 time world champion john jug on bret is one of those hoping to shine in tokyo there will be a lot of well in the olympic minutes and like right after you finish the commissions you go home so i think there

for up to 5 years and then apply for residency adrian brown reports from long. many people in today's hong kong tend to choose their words carefully but fred z. is not afraid to speak his mind about the reasons for leaving a territory he says he no longer recognizes no place he would say you feel safe anymore everywhere when you see police actually get tense that's why especially as a parent with kids it worries me a lot fred hopes to soon join his family in the nearby democratic island of taiwan he owns a market research company another skilled worker who doesn't want to go but says he has to that decision motivated by concerns over the new national security law especially its impact on academic freedom when the true don't come to home you need to know. what lessons that they had in school would make you very tired. being brainwashed. was he took part in protests demanding political reform demonstrations that often turn violent amid the subsequent campaign against ascent other families are also opting to leave this one else not to be identified because the fath

my colleague adrian kennedy has more on this ok dream we just heard that this big sale of music rates could benefit all musicians but how exactly would that work well these music set off so if you like motivated by increasing streaming revenues and the speculation on the part of the bias is that if they amass big catalogs they can the for which that to get even more money from the streaming services and if that works that would benefit all musician was ok i see it let's talk a little bit about the timing of this i'm wondering if it has anything to do with the coronavirus with mr revenues from tours that can't happen is that a factor well we asked about less it doesn't seem to be the case this trend began before the pandemic and analysts say that actually tax issues are a big factor especially in the u.s. where higher taxes are feared under the new administration ok ok so a tax avoidance strategy for the already rich let's talk about musicians who are getting started what's their best bet well saying that billy bragg who we spoke to in that report was quite positive he pointed to new w

hello i'm adrian for again this is that you live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. the new year brings a new era for the united kingdom as it formally separates from the european union. this is an amazing moment for this country we have freedom in. africa and box upon a new economic path as a landmark free trade agreement between countries of the continent comes into effect. no place you say you feel safe anymore a record number of people in hong kong seek u.k. residency to escape tough security laws imposed by beijing. despite scoring a virus restrictions people around the world still manage to find ways to celebrate the new year. and i'm far is smiling when the hottest teams in the n.b.a. finishes the year strong the phoenix suns beat the jazz for their best start to the season and add depth. shot. with the new year the u.k. has entered a new era outside of the european union britain's 11 month transition period is over the 2 sides relationship is now defined by the recent to negotiate a trade deal the u.k. officially departed from the blocks rules at 11 pm local

paine who monroe can be pretty open about trying to get out of -- from behind bars, the other is adrian lafayette and he has already lost her mother and sisters to the guillotine and monroe had befriended lafayette. they were on the same battlefield in the battle of brandywine. they were friends and correspondents for years, and monroe just doesn't see how he can do anything overt to get adrian freed, but elizabeth figures it out and one morning she has their carriage all cleaned up and dresses in her finest clothes and carrying a basket with some bread and food and some wine, has herself driven to the prison, 400-year-old hotel that had been converted by robespierre because the ran out of jail cells and adrian when he hears the turnkey's boots on the step thinks this is her time and is almost giddy with excitement when she finds out elizabeth is there to have a conversation, open things up, and within a few weeks gets adrian released and then monroe is -- takes it it on himself to help her and her son, george washington, lafayette, safely out of france, adrian goes to austriaa and wind

hello again i'm adrian for the get this is that live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes 100000 people have now died due to the pandemic in the united kingdom as the government there grapples with new strains of the virus. the u.s. senate confirms veteran diplomat antony blinken is that he was secretary of state in the by the ministration. india's protesting farmers stormed the historic red for said you delhi as they march against the governments do agricultural. and almost 10 years of conflict a plummeting currency and a rising food shortage syrian families turn to scavenging landfills to survive. and in sports playing test cricket in pakistan for the 1st time since 2714 wickets falling on the opening day of the 1st test in karachi. so we begin with breaking news out of the u.k. where more than 100000 people have died from covert 19 it's the highest number of deaths in europe britain's recorded around 3600000 infections and officials are still struggling to contain the outbreak. on this day i should just really repeat that i am deeply sorry for every life that has been lost and

who took part could have broken broken the law all asian brown joins us on the line from hong kong adrian what more can you tell us about these arrests how significant is this. well it's pretty significant it does seem that 2021 is beginning in a way that 2020 ended with more arrests so little activists here in hong kong that's right we have confirmation that 23 activists have been arrested but there are also reports from local media yet to be independently confirmed that up to 50 activists may well have been detained in a duel and sweep by hong kong police on wednesday morning now these detentions come interest in each just a day after the retiring chief justice of hong kong spoke to media and to categorically insist that he has never come under pressure from me to beijing or the hong kong governments to rule a certain way in certain cases and of course all this is happening at a time that. the biden the new incoming bite of ministration is planning its future strategy with china mr biden has said that you know china will be at the center of his foreign policy but it's quite clear that f

well you know adrian everything is unusual about this inauguration it's actually not freezing i don't remember ever cover an inauguration when at some point during the day i lost all feeling in my hands and feet but it's just a little bit would be a little bit brisk never before covering inaugurations i have to go through 2 national guard checkpoints and have my car checked out by a bomb sniffing dog yet here we are and another unprecedented thing is the day before with 24 hours to go we are just now starting to see confirmation hearings for joe biden's team a lot of people on the hill right now we've got the director of national intelligence homeland security secretary of states coming treasury as you mentioned is talking the secretary of defense later this afternoon so why is this happening so late well let's not forget that there were dozens upon dozens upon dozens of republicans who simply refused to accept that joe biden didn't fact win the presidency and then there was that georgia runoff so it wasn't until early january that we knew that democrats would control the u.s. senate

hello i'm adrian for the get this is al jazeera live from joe also coming up it is no exaggeration to see that i am more concerned. than i have been at any time since march last year lockdown in scotland and more restrictions likely in other parts of the u.k. soon after a new covert 19 variant leads to a record number of infections. 3 julian. the press. 3 us all. the u.k. court rejects extradition to the u.s. for leaking leaks founder julian assange on mental health problems. i use one of the i. doubt 780. and we look at the fallout from recordings of a phone call with donald trump pressuring officials to find enough votes to overturn his election defeat. iran says that it's taken the initial steps to stop the process of enriching uranium up to 20 percent of an underground nuclear facility to iran's move is likely to escalate the already heightened tension with the united states. in the last few weeks of donald trump's presidency the level of uranium enrichment is a significant step away from the limits outlined in the 2015 iran nuclear deal but well below the 90 percent required to b

brown who's live for us in hong kong and adrian just talk us through the events of wednesday morning. well this police sweep began early on wednesday morning raids were carried out of more than 50 addresses across hong kong the police say more than a 1000 police officers were involved in this operation the biggest mass arrests of activists and former legislators here in hong kong since the new national security law was imposed on this territory on july the 1st they include some of the best known faces in the pro-democracy camp including as you mentioned in your introduction look cham yang who was actually in his home recording as the police knocked on his door he was then taken away after being told he was being held on suspicion of violating the new national security law now in the past few minutes we've heard from the secretary of security here in hong kong john lee he's been justifying the detention saying those detained have been involved in what he called an evil plan to paralyze not just hong kong's parliament but also hong kong society now these arrests are linked as you say t

hello i'm adrian from again this is our 0 life and also coming up. ramping up a vaccination drive over 2000000000 britons get the jab as the u.k. records another 50000 corona virus infections in a day. convict and caregivers national politicians said it took part of its own course for a landslide victory in the present.

next on history bookshelf, adrian miller talks about his book, the president's kitchen cabinet, the story of the african americans who served our first families from the washington's to the obamas. he spoke at the 2017 rose about reading festival at the fdr presidential library in hyde park new york. good morning. >> my name is kirsten carter, and i am the supervisory archivist at the fdr presidential library. on behalf of the library, i would like to welcome you again to the 2017 roosevelt reading festival. fdr planned for the library to become the premier research institution for studying the entire roosevelt era. the libraries research room is consistently one of the busiest of all the presidential libraries. this year's group of authors reflects the wide variety of research done here. and if you love the roosevelt reading festival and want to support this and other programs that we do here, i encourage you to become a roosevelt library member. you can join today at the membership table in the hall, who are online at fdr library .org. and if you have not already, please do go see our n

hello i'm adrian for getting this live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes the images from the china tried to send it out as the investigation raises questions about beijing's response in the 1st days of the corona virus outbreak. a russian court rules the kremlin critic alexina boni should remain in custody for 30 days he was arrested upon his return from germany on sunday. security checks on the security forces guarding the u.s. presidential inauguration the f.b.i. looks into the backgrounds of thousands of personnel. between the pandemic and an economic freefall it's obvious government faces a confidence vote after a difficult year. and its poor tennis players have been told not to expect any special treatment ahead of the australian open it comes as more competitors are put into strict quarantine ahead of the year's the 1st grand slam at that. i was there has obtained video recorded in the chinese city of who han in the 1st days of the corona virus outbreak the images have been smuggled out of china after police tried to prevent journalist reporting on a local health crisis

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coming down in half an hour's time with adrian finnegan next on al-jazeera want to. the american people have finally spoken in america as i see it when america is off balance or become more dangerous the world is looking for mixture of sadness and heat. with the election behind us while the republican party dumptruck to the feel we can take on us politics and society that's the bottom line. under tories highway cuts through the centuries the needs tight i'm arguably a. die and not all low cost band pimp their daughter is as close to choose to party mosher in many cases the customers are demanding to live that i believe is a clear cut case of if you can read off because. now he didn't cameras revealed girls as young as 10 being offered to clients by the roadside cutter says the war. in this exclusive investigation one o one east exposes the indian villages with parents still a truth that. it's 11 pm and these highway stores are open for business. outside the chops women and girls bed friends. it's a sign to those driving by that they are soliciting sex. but these trad

amanda gorman and overnight sensation i'm joined by my colleague adrian kennedy for more indian what do we know about her well she she's not completely unknown she was of course the youth the youth poet nori it's in 27 saying when that program started the very 1st one that was quite an achievement to win that national competition held at the library of congress was still a teenager over the last year or so she has also written stirring poems on various occasions thanksgiving independence day and as a response to the black lives matter protests poems that were broadcast on the major networks morning show but of course the research contribution to the inauguration of joe biden that's now catapulted her into the public consciousness that's why you mentioned her 2 books going to the top of the box charts. twitter account went from $50000.00 followers before the inauguration to more than a 1000000 in less than 24 hours so a whole new level of fame wow and of course she's $22.00 so her instagram blew up as well here she is reacting. really. not. followers and even any and haven't done. so

theatres museums are all shut down for now here in germany and in many countries but my colleague adrian kennedy has been looking at some new movies that deal with the current pandemic and one of them has a pretty big castrator and that's why it has a big name cost. down starring anne hathaway and before it's a romantic comedy and they are a couple going for relationship problems and spending far too much time in that locked the solution to not going crazy is believing the stage heist and steal a free 1000000 euro. as one dies as one does uncovered crisis mode indeed the amazing thing about this movie is that it was conceived written produced and brought all in the midst of the pandemic. director doug wyman telling us how he won about that together with screenwriter steven knight. steve and i set out to do the outrageous and i think of all because of the pandemic right is to sit sit down on july wine and say let's write something that will shoot in september and have it done by the end of the year that's that's insane maybe even crazier then then i have no way to intelligent for deciding

there was apparently something very wrong. >> the next morning ellen went to meet with adrian.> breaking news. albuquerque police have an active crime scene investigation going on right now. >> police tell us a confidential source told them that the remains of snyder are buried underneath the garage of this home on -- >> she just sat really stiffly in front of me. she said, "have you heard about them bigging for a body in the northeast heights?" and i said, well, you couldn't not hear about it. it was on all of the television stations and all over the newspaper. and she said, well, my ex-husband is buried there because i shot him. >> "dateline" returns after the break. ne" returns after the break. proof of less joint pain and clearer skin. proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis... ...with humira. humira targets and blocks a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain, stop further irreversible joint damage and clear skin in many adults. humira is the number one prescribed biologic for psoriatic arthritis

a lot i'm adrian so i get this is that he was live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. it is illegal. to leave schools to stay sharp strict the rules for travelers the u.k.'s prime minister announces new measures to fight the coronavirus pandemic. iran dismisses an israeli generals warning of a possible offensive a psychological warfare. russian m.p.'s fast track their approval to extend the only remaining arms treaty with the us a week before it was due to expire. and the pressure grows on australia as a tackle a serious environmental crisis caused by forest fires of rampant land clearance. and install the international olympic committee is set to release a plan to ensure that soucie games do happen a so-called playbook will detail how athletes can arrive and compete safely in japan. and. we begin in the u.k. where prime minister boris johnson has announced tougher restrictions on people entering the country from high risk regions travellers from 22 red list countries will have to hotel quarantine for 10 days it's an effort to stop the influx of new strains of covert 1

theatres museums are all shut down for now here in germany and in many countries but my colleague adrian kennedy has been looking at some new movies that deal with the current pandemic and one of them has a pretty big castrator and that's why it has a big name cost. starring anne hathaway and before it's a romantic comedy and they are a couple going through relationship problems and spending far too much time. the solution to not going crazy is believe in the stage heist and steal a free. as one does uncovered crisis mode indeed and the amazing thing about this movie is that it was conceived written produced and brought all in the midst of the pandemic. director doug wyman telling us how you want about that together with screenwriter steven knight. steve and i set out to do the outrageous and i've been able because of the pandemic right just to sit sit down on july 1 and say let's write something that will shoot in september and have it done by the end of the year that's that's insane maybe even crazier then then i have a way too intelligent for deciding to rob parents i think probably a

it is good to have you with us hello adrian figure here in doha the headlines on al-jazeera russian police have detained alexina vollies lawyer and some of his associates at an airport in moscow the kremlin critic supporters posted this video online saying it shows them being taken away they were waiting for the family return from germany where he spent 5 months recovering. agent poisoning well these are live pictures from the airport in moscow where the wait for the holiday continues he's accused russia's government of making threats to arrest him in a bid to keep him from coming home he's also said that the kremlin was responsible for his poisoning which it denies some of the thousands of hondurans trying to make their way north to the u.s. a 4th with police and soldiers security forces surrounded the group on a highway in the guatemalan town of votto home go near the border with honduras but refugees and migrants charged a bill out of offices they responded with batons and tear gas the u.s. capitol is locked down with unprecedented security ahead of the inauguration of president elect j

theatres museums are all shut down for now here in germany and in many countries but my colleague adrian kennedy has been looking at some new movies that deal with the current pandemic and one of them has a pretty big castrator and that's why it has a big name cost this is knocked down starring anne hathaway and before it's a romantic comedy and they are a couple going through relationship problems and spending far too much time in that locked the solution to not going crazy is believing the stage heist and steal a free 1000000 euro. as one does uncovered crisis mode and the amazing thing about this movie is that it was conceived written produced and brought all in the midst of the pandemic. director doug liman telling us how you want about that together with screenwriter steven knight. steve and i set out to do be outrageous and i think it will because of the pandemic writers to sit sit down july 1 and say let's write something that will shoot in september and have it done by the end of the year that's that's insane maybe even crazier then then i have no way to intelligent for deciding

my colleague adrian kennedy has more on this ok dream we just heard that this big sale of music rights could benefit all musicians but how exactly without work whether these music set off so if you die motivated by increasing streaming revenues and the speculation on the part of the bias is that if they amass big catalogs they can the for which that to get even more money from the streaming services and if that works that would benefit all musician was ok i see it let's talk a little bit about the timing of this i'm wondering if it has anything to do with the coronavirus with mr revenues from tours that can't happen is that a factor well we asked about less it doesn't seem to be the case this trend began before the pandemic and analysts say that actually tax issues are a bigger factor especially in the u.s. where higher taxes are feared under the new administration ok so a tax avoidance strategy for the already rich let's talk about musicians who are getting started what's their best bet well saying that billy bragg who we spoke to in that report was quite positive he pointed to new wa

my colleague adrian kennedy has more on this ok dream we just heard that this big sale of music rates could benefit all musicians but how exactly would that work whether these music set off so if you like motivated by increasing streaming refuse and the speculation on the part of the bias is that if they amass big catalogues they can the for that to get even more money from the streaming services and if that works that would benefit all musicians was ok i see it let's talk a little bit about the timing of this i'm wondering if it has anything to do with the coronavirus with mists revenues from tours that can't happen is that a factor well we asked about less it doesn't seem to be the case this trend began before the pandemic and analysts say that actually tax issues are a bigger factor especially in the u.s. where higher taxes are feared under the new administration ok ok so a tax avoidance strategy for the already rich let's talk about musicians who are getting started what's their best bet well seeing a billy bragg who we spoke to in that report was quite positive he pointed to new

kong has been struggling to contain a new outbreak since november that speak to our correspondent adrian brown who joins us live from one of those affected areas agent tell us more about why the government decided to impose a lockdown in this area why exactly is it a hot spot. well foley i'm in the jordan district a phone call in one of the most densely populated areas of the city and during the past week to 10 days or so the infection rate here has been running up between about $70.00 to $100.00 a day and the infection is proving very stubborn to suppress so the government is now taken the the drastic measure of locking down this neighborhood which means that tens of thousands of people are now going to have to be tested the aim of the government of course is to try to get the infection rate down to 0 but of course the worry of people here is that perhaps the lockdown might spread to other areas of hong kong if indeed the infection starts to spread to those areas this is a 1st for hong kong you know up until now hong kong this had no lock downs as has been the case in many other parts o

hello i'm adrian for the given this is that he was live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes the images from war han the china tried to censor and i was in syria investigation raises questions about beijing's response in the 1st days of the coronavirus outbreak. security checks on the security forces guarding the us.

fortunate and security forces have now lifted the blockade after a court order up next it's the stream adrian has another news for you from 15 g. i'm back from 10 g. tomorrow i will see you very soon. after the al qaeda watching this train today we're catching up on the farm as protests in india that have been going on for over 2 months now hundreds of thousands of protestors fondness along the main roads around delhi and that was after the government new laws reforms to agriculture in india the idea was to loosen the policies around agriculture and who follows could send sell sell their plots east to now the supreme court in india has suspended the 3 laws that brought the farmers on to the streets of delhi bought the film on scouting yanked from up and into coeur explains why. if we are farmers if our land is taken away what will we do what will we eat what will i tell my children that we never went there to protest we never raised her voice against the government the land that belonged to our ancestors we even last that they were asked why we didn't fight for our rights that is why we are h

election primaries in july china declared the poles illegal and 100 cells thousands broke the law adrian brown has mass market. we have confirmation that 23 activists have been arrested but there are also reports from local media yet to be independently confirmed that up to 50 activists may well have been detained in a drone sweep by hong kong police on wednesday morning now reached attentions come interestingly just a day after the retiring chief justice of home kong spoke with libya and to categorically insist that he has never come under question could be beijing or the hong kong government to rule a certain way in certain cases. polls have closed in iran off election in the us state of georgia that could have a crucial impact on joe biden's powers us president voting has been extended in some places the vote to choose a set the state's 2 senate members will decide the balance of power in congress for the entire country in the u.s. a police officer who shot a black man 7 times in the u.s. state of wisconsin in august will not face criminal charges. jake a break in the back leaving him

hello i'm adrian forget this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a large crowd gathers in baghdad's capital to mark a year since the u.s. assassinated the arabian general custom sum of money will get a live update. as they share prepares for a presidential runoff those attackers raid 2 villages killing more than 70 people plus. i'm rob mcbride in south korea at the mountain town famous for its ice festival that has plenty of ice and go faster. the world health organization has welcomed an important breakthrough in the fight against covert 19 in india 2 vaccines have been approved for emergency distribution one was developed by oxford astra zeneca of the other was developed in india the been nationwide drills to prepare for the large scale rollout the government wants monocular 8300000000 people in the next 6 to 8 months that will be one of the biggest and most ambitious vaccination campaigns in the world prime minister narendra modi welcomed the approvals he called it a sign of self-reliance praising the fact that both vaccines a manufactured inside the country dr rajiv does gupta i

for up to 5 years and then apply for residency adrian brown reports from hong kong many people in today's hong kong tend to choose their words carefully but fred c. is not afraid to speak his mind about the reasons for leaving a territory he says he no longer recognizes no place to say you feel safe anymore everywhere when you see police actually you will get tense that's why especially as a parent with kids it worries me a lot fred hopes to soon join his family in the nearby democratic island of taiwan he owns a market research company another skilled worker who doesn't want to go but says he has to that decision motivated by concerns over the new national security law especially its impact on academic freedom when the children come to home you need to know. what lessons that they had in school it make you very tired to always worry about your kids being brainwashed. he took part in protests demanding political reform demonstrations that often turn violent amid the subsequent campaign against ascent other families are also opting to leave this one asked not to be identified because the f

it's a fear of those who remain will also need to overcome adrian brown al-jazeera hong kong china has executed a former top banker found guilty of taking more than a quarter of a $1000000000.00 in bribes. once led one of china's biggest asset management firms hundreds of officials and executives have been prosecuted since president xi jinping launched an anti corruption drive in 2012. adult court has ordered the nigerian branch of oil giant shell to pay compensation to a group of farmers $4.00 nigerian farmers brought a case against the company in 2008 accusing it of destroying their fishing villages with oil spills 2 of the plaintiffs have since died is the 1st time the anglo dutch company has been held liable for actions by its foreign subsidiary. but pandemic has had a devastating effect on businesses initially but one famous food product is thriving with domestic sales and exports up parmesan cheese is so valuable it's even used as a guarantee for bank loans 70 dekker reports from italy's reggio emilia province. i it doesn't look anything yet like it's final delicious and valuable

it is good to have you with us hello adrian said again here in doha the headlines announced sarah i was there as a vestige of units as a tape videos smuggled out of china that show the earliest days of the covert 19 outbreak in will han they show police cracking down on journalists and hospital wards full of newly infected people. a security scare near the u.s. capitol building is tested washington d.c.'s extensive lockdown and security operations a fire broke out a few blocks away forcing rehearsals for joe biden's inauguration to be abandoned john hendren reports but it does not sound like this was actually a major threat the fire has apparently been put out but it was you just how frayed people's nerves are and how ready to respond all of these military and police forces are and they're doing that because they weren't prepared on january 6th when that capital was attacked so they're trying to make sure that nothing like that will be able to happen again and you can see the response at least 20 people have been killed in sudan's south darfur region off the fighting between rival tribe

live adrian from again this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up india approves 2 vaccines for emergency use paving the way for the immunization campaign of 300000000 people. as they share prepares for a presidential runoff vote attackers raid 2 villages killing more than 70 people plus. i'm rob mcbride in south korea at the mountain town famous for its ice festival that has plenty of ice and go fast to. restart in iraq where crowds have gathered in the capital baghdad to mark a year since the u.s. assassination of iran's top general custom solomonic these are live pictures from tahrir square solomon he was killed by a drone strike baghdad's international airport but just as a demanding that the u.s. forces withdraw from iraq iranian leaders of retaliation and tension between turmoil in washington as escalate as the lead up to the anniversary here's a closer look at saudi's legacy he joined the revolutionary guard in the 1980 s. and force on the frontlines of the iran iraq war in the late 1990 s. he was appointed head of the could force running iran's foreign military and plann

it's good to have you with us hello adrian figure here in doha the headlines on al-jazeera india's drug regulator has approved 2 coronavirus vaccines for emergency use one made by oxford astra zeneca the other by indian drug make up by a biotech india is hoping to vaccinate 300000000 people in the next 6 to 8 months doctors are expressing hope that huge logistical challenges can be overcome india's immunization fundamentals are strong there has been a period of preparation but to live for this campaign in terms of logistics training and so on however this is a very big country very diverse conditions multicultural and therefore we do expect that there could be problems with aids logistics but it's deliberate whether it's communications related and therefore a wide set of measures are also being taken to address that scene concerns concerns around vaccine confidence and safety but we expect that wrecks in demand will continue to be high. the u.s. has a past more than 350000 covert 19 deaths since the pandemic began a further 270000 people tested positive for the virus a new daily record.

security adrian brown al-jazeera hong kong. your child is there with me still raman in doha a reminder of all top news stories u.s. president donald trump has condemned his supporters for violently breaching the capitol building he's also promised that there'll be a peaceful transition on january the 20th this calls quote for him to be removed from office i continue to strongly believe that we must reform our election laws to verify the identity and eligibility.