adrian: this is doing well. our first half, and we have already been on track around six to percent of our targets, and as we look at january and february, we are seeing a big recovery for retail sales as well. for cells in hong kong, we are increasing 30% year-over-year, and in china, we are doing 20 percent. we are recovering well. david: the bay area, that is a big priority area for you guys. give us the idea, what is the plan, the next five years? adrian: so we have spent over $30 billion in acquiring 1.5 million square meters of land. a lot people were asking why were you spending so much in greater bay, and the reason is simple. it is 5% of china's population, but 13% of the gdp of china. the population is growing, disposable income is growing, and that is acting very young. this is going to be important and has a big potential in disposable income and also marketplace exactly like a south korea. 70 million population is exactly like south korea. so big market and younger audience. david: do you get a sens

adrian: our guide is double-digit growth. -- for residential projects, we're guiding double-digit for contractor sales in the next five years. we're very optimistic with greater bay area and china as a whole. david: double digits range from 11 to 99. is it closer to 11 or 99? what is the revenue split in terms of vision to yield, say, in five years time? is it majority property or do you see them divvying up across many of these different areas? what is that pie look like to you? adrian: in five or 10 years, health care and insurance will grow. let's talk about property development and recurring income. if you talk about recurring income and probably develop it, probably 50% by 20 25, recurring income -- 2025, recurring income getting from malls. you talk about the services, i think in five to seven years, hopefully we can go to 20-30%. that's high competition. david: the political environment, the question of, doing business in hong kong, is it going to be difficult and challenging? it's black and white. what do you think? w

adrian took a bullet in his shoulder and leg. but kept on driving. eventually, sorry on. eventually the car came to a stop on. and i jumped out the back seat. to the front and lifted him up and pushed him to the back where my dad was holding him and holding his wounds to stop the blood. by the time they reached a safer place, it was too late. >>> covered him up. and say goodbye to him. thank you for saving all of our lives. and we left the sccar and ran i to the bush. and then headed in the bush and was in the thick under brush for two days. >> reporter: eventually the longed for help arrived and they were able to fly home to adrian's family bringing with them the beloved son and brother and the heartbreaking images of his final days. >> love you, bro. >> love you, my man. >> a u.s. state department official tells us that the battlefield tack battlefield tactics used were similar to those in iraq and syria. they fear it's a land grab by isis, giving the terror group a new launching pad for the attacks on the west. >> you are watching the "cbs overnight news". did i tell y

i was is adrian brown reporting live from hong kong for the moment adrian many thanks indeed. police in the united sates of facing more furious protests this time over the fatal shooting of a 13 year old latino boy it happened last month but video of the incident has any just been released the distressing pictures appear to show adam toledo turn to offices hands raised before being shot at his jocasta reports the video you're about to see is incredibly disturbing it's 2 30 am and an officer wearing a body camera arrives at a black and latino neighborhood of chicago a police are valences some had detected gunshots nearby and the investigating officer runs after a person down an alley way. but . that person was 13 year old adam 2 lido she called the police had at 1st called this an armed confrontation with the police claiming the boy had been holding a gun the video released 17 days later appears to tell a different story as to lead allays crumpled his empty hands still raised in the hands of position fall next to his body with an earth they would face they waste their way. at h

hello i'm adrian for good this is holmes as era live from go also coming up dozens are killed off for a train derails inside a tunnel in eastern taiwan and many others are injured. india expands its covert 19 vaccination program for millions of workers will be left out. and slovakia gets a new government up to the old one quits of refract seen scandal. george floyd schoolfriend has testified at the trial of the former police officer charged with his mother courtney ross was questioned on day 4 of the trial of derek cho then described how addiction dominated their relationship drug use is expected to become a major focus of the trial gabriel is on the reports now from minneapolis just a warning that some of the pictures you're about to see you may find disturbing. this image of george floyd adopted by the black lives matter movement after his death is recognized all over the world as a symbol of police brutality and it is based on a selfie kind of this. that's according to george girlfriend courtney ross who was the 1st to testify on day 4 of the derek show been murder trial. in her of

abandoning adrian to the toxic adult prison system. just another way of saying we don't care. the bottom line is. >> certain changes need to be made in juvenile justice to reform. of course, but one size fits all legislation that takes no account at all for people like adrian we had experts who said they had never, ever seen anybody present like him ever in a 30 year career as a child psychologist never. >> the dia went on to say that there are statutes on the books that could allow for an extension gonzalez says sentence. but he says that the recent reforms a cast doubt on that as well. maddie's family believes it will never happen. and that gonzalez will indeed be free in about 4 years. live in santa cruz. rob fladeboe kron 4 news. thank you, rob. switching gears. now to our coronavirus coverage for more than a year now, right. we have been. >> hiding our faces containing our germs behind these masks today, though, the cdc unveiled new guidelines for when and where. >> people can ditch the masks. that's right. the agency says fully-vaccinated americans don't need to wear mas

this is what adrian alluded to. she was asking the question which really got this police chief emotional. everyone watch this. >> i'm the leader of this department. they expect me to lead. create a safe city. that's what i'm trying to do. so that's -- that's it. and, yeah, i'm emotional. >> he is being honest. >> i'm trying to be honest. >> that's adrian, just trying to be honest. >> and the one hand you appreciate the emotion and what's happened with one of his senior officers. on the other hand you have a life lost. and a number of folks are saying, great, you're crying, we've all been crying. wove been crying for years. chief, what do you say to that? >> well, i mean, again he is in a tough situation when it comes to that -- this particular case. there is nothing good about it. and so, you know, he is doing the best he can to try to deal with it. as far as people calming for his resignation and so forth, he shouldn't resign. he serves at the pleasure of the mayor or city manager. if they want him to resign they'l

abandoning adrian to the talk to cuddle prison system. it's just another way of saying we don't care. the bottom line is. >> certain changes need to be made in juvenile justice to reform. of course, but one size fits all legislation that takes no account at all for people like adrian we had experts who said they had never, ever seen anybody present like him ever in a 30 year career as a child psychologist never. >> had gonzalez been tried as an adult. he almost certainly would have spent the rest of his life in prison in santa cruz. rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> and dan kerman. coming up on kron 4 news. the governor says half of californians are least one dose of the vaccine. how is the bay area doing. we'll have that coming up. >> and later, another delay in the scott peterson case. why the judge granted more time to the defense to present their arguments for a new trial. >> looking at the rain in the rearview mirror. now it is all about the sunshine and the warm temperatures, the nice. we'll talk about it coming up next. >> the u.s. cent

abandoning adrian to the toxic adult prison system. just another way of saying we don't care. the bottom line is. >> certain changes need to be made in juvenile justice to reform. of course, but one size fits all legislation that takes no account at all for people like adrian we had experts who said they had never, ever seen anybody present like him ever in a 30 year career as a child psychologist never. >> had gonzalez been tried as an adult. he almost certainly would have spent the rest of his life in prison in santa cruz. rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> there's been another delay in the scott peterson case. scott peterson appeared at the hearing remotely from san quentin's death row where he's been incarcerated since being convicted in 2005, the california supreme court overturn his death sentence after mistakes made during jury selection and the jury now has to decide if peterson should be sentenced after an original juror richelle. nice failed to disclose a restraining order. bice has previously denied keeping information back to get on the jury defense attorney pat harris s

i get i'm adrian for the get this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. pro-democracy media tycoon jimmy lai. a shocking body count footage reveals yet another us police shooting an officer gunning down a 13 year old boy. at this team's hopes of returning to the rink put on ice of the more than 20 players test positive for covert 90. groups opposed to the minimum military join to have joined forces to form a national unity government outside the country as part of the ongoing resistance to military rule they include ousted members of parliament ethnic leaders and protest figures hundreds of civilian demonstrators have been killed since the coup at the start of february the unity government is promising to end people's suffering 0 scott hyde has more from bangkok. what it means actually on the ground probably not that much different quite honestly they're still going to face this intensified crackdown by the security forces on the streets across myanmar as they go out so that won't change but what they're hoping to do this new government this new unity gov

adrian brown is monitoring developments and joins us from hong kong adrian this is a developing situation what's the latest. well kim this accident happened just after 9 am local time so what about 8 hours ago and ever since then a frantic rescue operation has been taking place the focus of that operation the tunnel where at least 4 carriages folded into one another after the train struck an object as it entered the tunnel now it's very difficult for emergency workers because the tunnel is very narrow it's just a single track railway line in that part of taiwan so it's been very hard for them to actually just move around now some passengers managed to get out by basically smashing the carriage windows others managed to get out through access points in the roof now that we know according to taiwan's central news agency that some 232 people were able to walk away from the train after it became derailed and according to the agency 48 people are now confirmed dead and a 118 injured this is without doubt taiwan's worst rail accident the last really bad one was back in 1981 when 30 people were

adrian. we'll have a better growth change and maturing at the department of juvenile justice compared to san quentin or soledad, this just seems to be able to sweep aside the fact that. >> that his client committed one of the most heinous crimes an individual can commit. and i'd like somebody to tell me or program exist within the juvenile system that is going to take an unrepentant killer slash rapist and then turn him back into a productive citizen. and as little as 4 years solace is set to be sentenced on april 27th until her key reporting kron 4 news. >> nearly 25 years after cal poly student kristin smart vanished while walking to her dorm room. a san pedro man is facing murder charges in connection with her disappearance. investigators say paul flores says long been considered a person of interest in the case. it was last the last person to see kristen. they left an off campus party together back in 1996. now his father ruben floors was also arrested on suspicion of being an accessory a

in a tunnel dozens of people are in hospital the train was carrying 350 passengers how to syria's adrian brown is monitoring developments from hong kong i've been looking at some pictures that have come in just the last few minutes they show images of the crash scene and it appears to see you can see carriages inside the tunnel that of have crumbled and been ripped apart from the impact you can see passengers trying to gather their suitcases trying to get out of the tunnel we see as they are pretty frantic because the 1st carriages of the train appear to be ok it's the really of 4 carriages did appear to have been badly damaged and those carriages are now inside the tunnel george lloyd's girlfriend has testified about their struggles with addiction during the trial of the former police u.s. police officer accused of his murder derek chauvinist offense team oscar argues the drug use was the major factor in floyd's death. an independent envoy will look into the conduct of dutch prime minister mark m p's approved a motion of disapproval against him saying that he had told the truth about re

adrian rodriguez of antioch has stage leukemia.his parents have stopped working theifo due to t they held a fundraiser for adrian's family. >>> even though he is going through this, he is sick and tired, he is still a typical 3- year-old. i think that is what everyone forgets. that's how resilient he is. >> in this area, all our local food trucks, we are just so much more community over competition. >> that is so nice to see them working together. adrian's family says above all else, they hope the event raised awareness as well of the need for stem cell donors. >>> things that may appear simple at first may have a much deeper meaning. these pinwheels are the perfect example. the cause of local hospital is calling attention to. >>> and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. onshore flow, cooler temperatures >>> how nice is this! pinwheels are spinning outside a south bay hospital, symbolizing children waiting for organ donation. lucile packard to the hospital is making national donate month , with the pinwheels, each, representing a child on

hello i'm adrian for the get this is that he's a live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes the global code 19 death toll tops 3000000 and is rising fast as countries deal with spiraling cases of vaccination setbacks. iran makes the rare move of identifying the man it once arrested in connection with last sunday's explosion and blackouts but it's the times nuclear sites. lebanon's collapsing economy makes this year's ramadan celebrations a somber affair. at a private funeral service is about to get under way in the u.k. for the ladies prince for me. and i'm we are going with sports major league soccer has started it and if they mean for a financial comeback after losing close to a $1000000000.00 during the pandemic. so we begin with a coronavirus pandemic which has now killed at least $3000000.00 people around the world that figure compiled by johns hopkins university is still rising quickly with deepening crises in countries like india brazil and france the true number is almost certainly significantly higher of while vaccination campaigns are rolling out quickly in some countr

thank you so much for that adrian broadus. talk to you soon. laura?> let's bring in former d.a., prosecutor and director of justice innovation lab. jared, so great to have you on this morning. appreciate it. prosecutors were under so much pressure to secure a conviction in this case. you have tried so many of these cases yourself. just describe how rare it is to get a guilty verdict against a police officer like this, and why it's so hard. >> it's so hard because most jurors don't want to believe that police officers will misuse their force. they second guess officers when they use excessive force. people don't want to live in a society where police officers do this to citizens. it's often hard for them to believe what they are seeing with their own eyes. >> it's interesting, jared, in the closing argument you heard the prosecutor make that kind of appeal to the jury. he said, i know it might be hard for you to think about a police officer doing something like this -- and i thought, doesn't seem that hard at all. but it's interesting he wanted to make

hello i'm adrian for the get this is that he was a live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes keep members of bad laws and movements form an alliance with ours to politicians and what they're calling a national unity government. pro-democracy media tycoon jimmy lie as one of mine people sentenced in hong kong for their roles in 29 teens antigovernment protests police. stuff like. shocking body count footage reveals yet another u.s. police shooting officer gunning down a 13 year old boy. and 62 years after the revolution began the last of cuba's castro brothers it's ready to formally step aside for the next generation. and i'm lee harvey in sport hockey's crisis team hits more problems the vancouver canucks return to action has been delayed indefinitely after more than 20 players tested positive for corona virus. groups opposed to may have lost military join to have joined forces to form a national unity government outside the country as part of the ongoing resistance to military rule think clude ousted members of parliament ethnic leaders and protest figures hundreds of civilian de

. >> con aguja o pincel adrián tiene una fanaticada en estados unidos el joven español había logradomo dark, que eso ha sido calaveras y cosas un poco más oscuras. >> su lista de espera es al 2022 este es un cliente habitual lleva grabada en su piel imágenes creadas por adrián. >> vas por la calle con tatuajes y sobres altas no solo lo hago por eso para mí es arte y lo que hace es increíble. >> la destreza la servido para viajar a convenciones en países como grecia reino unido brasil o estados unidos . >> aquí trabajan tres personas más que contrato al abrir este local sus habilidades como pintor le sirvieron para activar la crisis. >> su otra oficina es instagram donde poner los trabajos que lo enorgullecen pudo vender su primer cuadro la imagen de este rapero el comprador vivía en texas y pagó $5000. >> me dijeron que seguían mi trabajo como tatuador pero que no habían visto mi fase de pintor pero que les gustaba mucho en cuadros que les encantaba que querían tenerlo que lo mandara. >> pero su relación con el otro lado del atlántico va más allá de lo comercial . >> escucho mucho ra

on april 26 story my colleague adrian kennedy as usual great chatting with the parting is such a greatong it is indeed. now to an artist whose work is more in demand than ever and not despite but because of the pandemic swedish design a state is a master of geometry and it appears psychology has 3 dimensional art works of being called hypnotic meditative and relaxing the stop homebase design is playful symmetry in motion has won him a claim and half a 1000000 followers on instagram. geometric shapes move and roll as objects combined effort sleep in endless sequences of movement friction and the laws of gravity seem to be suspended here. these creations are the brainchild of swedish motion graphics artist under the us vanished 8 he uses a special computer program to give his fascination for shapes free reign. of the good things where 3 d. software is nowadays is that they make it very easy to mimic physics fizzing behaviors like like a camera you can capture lights in a way that almost look photo realistic believe. believe. the animations are only a few seconds long. yet they seem endle

and in the studio with me is my colleague adrian kennedy quite a remarkable success story they adrian arctics talk an instagram wheels creating a new generation of music stars yes indeed perhaps the most famous example of the power of the short form video platforms came about a few months back you possibly remember fleet max in 1970 s. hit dreams really entered the pop charts after it after the nathan after dark was a video of himself writing his long cord while lip sync into the song went viral. think word of the band joined in the fun he said with 6600000 followers on tech talk ok so he's an internet celebrity but how 7 often does an online singing star break out and transfer that success to the music charts not so often the short form video platforms are more something that can give a song old or new a boost uses lip sync to it they share the videos they invite other people to make videos using that same. song for launching a career perhaps the best option is you choop still making a cover version is a very good way of getting attention on turbo based systems callahan and cassandra

let's get more on this from our correspondent adrian krishna. he joins me from cape town adrian of the world bank promising mozambique 700000000 dollars in aid what does this mean for the country i mean you saw the people in gaza in the north desperately needs support i was there a few weeks ago and the situation was really bad more than 700000 people displaced and when i went to the camp it was really incredible conditions people sleeping on the floor inside tents that hardly getting any support from the government and some little support from international organizations but they are already critics who say well the money should actually not go to the government because they have really proven anything in terms of handling this crisis and improving the people situation of the people on the ground remember the whole insurgency started the reason was because people felt neglected by government they felt the massive corruption they had the feeling of people the government is not doing anything for them and that has not really changed since the beg

on april 26 the 23rd story my colleague adrian kennedy as usual great chatting with thank you parting such a great song it is indeed. now to an artist whose work is more in demand than ever and not despite but because of the pandemic swedish design and state is a monster of geometry and it appears psychology has 3 dimensional art works of being called hypnotic meditative and relaxing the stockholm based design is playful symmetry in motion has won him a claim and half a 1000000 followers on instagram. geometric shapes move and roll as objects combine effortlessly in endless sequences of movement friction and the laws of gravity seem to be suspended here. these creations are the brainchild of swedish motion graphics artist under the us van ash date he uses a special computer program to get his fascination for shapes free reign. of the good things with 3 d. software is nowadays is that they make it very easy to mimic physics physics behaviors like like a camera you can capture lights in a way that almost look photo realistic illegal. in the way. the animations are only a few seconds lon

adrian. we'll have a better growth change and maturing at the department of juvenile justice compared to san quentin are he's just seems to be able to sweep aside the fact that. >> that his client committed one of the most heinous crimes an individual can commit. and i'd like somebody to tell me or program exist within the juvenile system that is going to take an unrepentant killer slash rapist and then turn him back into a productive citizen. and as little as 4 years and solace is set to be sentenced on april 27th until her key reporting kron 4 news. >> 2 suspects involved in a weekend crime spree spanning several cities on the peninsula and in the east bay, they are now behind bars. a kron four's. maureen. kelly reports on how one family was victimized twice over just 2 days. >> police say these are 2 of the suspects arrested in connection with a series of crimes including auto theft purse, snatching and credit card fraud in a dizzying amount of cities south san francisco, san bruno, san ma

let's get more on this from our correspondent adrian krishna. he joins me from capetown adrian of the world bank promising mozambique 700000000 dollars in aid what does this mean for the country i mean you saw the people in gaza in the north desperately needs support i was there a few weeks ago and the situation was really bad more than 700000 people displaced and when i went to the camp it was really incredible conditions people sleeping on the floor inside tents that hardly getting any support from the government and some little support from international organizations but they are already critics who say well the money should actually not go to the government because they not have really proven anything in terms of handling this crisis and improving the people situation of the people on the ground remember the whole insurgency started the reason was because people felt neglected by government they felt the massive corruption they had the feeling of people the government is not doing anything for them and that has not really changed since the

when it looks exciting adrian has it been well received has had glowing reviews that it's a romeo anduliet for the coronavirus. while these online and t.v. productions all great for the time being but of course will change to get back into theaters properly lived one of the chances well in britain the vaccination is quite advanced indeed monday was a milestone day because many shops and pops really opened some very unusual scenes in britain theaters to making plans to reopen some have already announced dates the national theatre for example. life is on june 16th and as you can say something of a carnival atmosphere in and around britain so wonderful for them but here in germany things are not looking quite so rosy now here the vaccination rollout has been a little bit more problematic and we're looking more at extended lockdown and tightening of risk. directions some big festivals have already been cancelled rock am ring rock and park others the vacuum heavy metal festival or at the other end of the scale the famous by horowitz a wagner festival are hoping to go ahead on a smaller sca

hello i'm adrian for the again this is live from doha also coming up a lack of medical supplies across kenya leaves health workers having to choose who to save in the battle against the coronavirus. stand down for now russia pulls its troops from ukraine's border leaving an uneasy truth and truce in place across the region. all of minneapolis' top dog in france of brooklyn center and united in grief for a few who was held in the u.s. for get another young black man gunned down by a white police officer. at least 13 coronavirus patients have died in a hospital fire in western india the fire destroyed an intensive care unit about 7 to go which is north of mumbai for the 2nd straight day india is reporting the world's highest daily turly of cases with more than 332001 major hospital in new delhi says that it could run out of oxygen in the next few hours let's go live now to new delhi has a series of there's a big problem joins us let's start with this file what more do we know about what happened. out of adrian so what we know is that 13 encoded 19 patients who were in the intensive care

well adrian we are already seeing heads of states arriving to the site of the funeral procession which is going to start in just a few minutes and we've seen. military forces as well as police force heightened security around the capital in germany and starting from thursday onwards we've seen tanks being deployed on main streets especially the ones that lead to the presidential palace that's because they're concerned about the safety and security of the heads of state who are arriving to this location not just neighboring states we have the head of state of sudan up there with the hagel hunt who just arrived you also have the president of nature and mary as well as prime ministers of several neighboring countries and regional countries as well france's ally from a sorry chad's ally france has sent its president the president of france. is here he arrived late last night and immediately started having talks with the transitional military council ahead of the funeral processions today so security has been tightened there has been extra measures taken for the heads of states who are visi

when i looked exciting adrian has it been well received has had glowing reviews that it's a romeo anduliet for the coronavirus. why would these on line in t.v. productions all great for the time being but of course will it change to get back into theaters properly lived one of the chances well in britain the vaccination is quite advanced indeed monday was a milestone day because many shops and pops reopened some very unusual scenes in britain theaters to making plans to reopen some have already announced dates the national theatre for example. life is on june 16th and as you can say something of a carnival atmosphere in and around britain so wonderful for them but here in germany things are not looking quite so rosy now here the vaccination rollout has been a little bit more problematic and we're looking more at extended lockdown and tightening of risk. directions some big festivals have already been cancelled rock am ring rock and park others the vacuum heavy metal festival or at the other end of the scale the famous by horowitz a wagner festival are hoping to go ahead on a smaller s

he's hoping for more hardware and swimmer nathan adrian hoping to qualify for the fourth olympics inyo and got eight medals from previous olympics. eight medals including five fold. the cal alum got married, overcame testicular cancer and has a new baby. >> nice to see you. congratulations! >> thank you. >> a baby, how's that going? how's fatherhood? >> amazing. the best thing ever. >> are you getting any sleep? >> well yes. we are. we are now. parker, she is -- will be nine weeks on tuesday but she is actually pretty good. goes down at 8:00. does a little dream feed. hallie tries to keep her asleep at 10:00 and then sleep until 6:00 or 7:00 and wake up around 3:00 or 4:00 and put a pacifier in her mouth talking a little bit but yeah. we are getting decent sleep. it was rough at the beginning. >> you guys got it down, already on the schedule. congratulations. awesome. before swimming, have you made a full recovery? everything is good? >> yeah, yeah, yeah. it's two years now. which is how long for my particular pathology of testicular cancer you are on the active surveillance protocol

brown who joins us from hong kong adrian just take us through what we're expecting to happen. for peter what's happening now inside west how the magistrate's court is that defense lawyers are putting forward mitigating please try and get a more lenient sentence for those 9 activists who are now on trial now of course this court has become a familiar sight to our viewers around the world with this case is somewhat different because 7 of those now on trial represent in many ways the veterans of hong kong's pro-democracy movement martin lee as you mentioned in your introduction help too. no war for hong kong's mini constitution the basic glories 82 years old he was trained in britain i remember interviewing martin lee when i 1st came to hong kong in 1988 when democracy barely existed then but nevertheless he was at the start of a campaign to try to spread democracy in hong kong helped locals along by one of the other defendants here margaret moon also a prominent legal figure here in hong kong and as you mentioned they also include those on trial today jimmy di now he's currently

poignancy to this tragedy adrian now we're looking at pictures of the rescue effort now what more can you tell us about about the rescue effort because i'm looking at the location and looks like there's a lot of vegetation it looks fairly remote tell us a little bit more about you know the efforts to actually get to the site where this is happened. well you're right it is quite remote this is the southeast corner of taiwan it's an area a very scenic area very popular with holiday makers not just in taiwan but you know right across southeast asia the line where this accident happened actually opened in 1979 it's a high speed rail line the trains on that track can go up to speeds of 150 kilometers an hour so not really a high speed train a sort of moderately high speed train it's difficult for fire crews at the moment because not only is it quite a remote area but the train itself those 4 carriages 8 to 5 are inside the tunnel on their side and of course it's extremely difficult to get into that tunnel and it's going to get more difficult actually as the day progresses because what it's

hello and welcome to that i'm adrian for the gun in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes afghanistan's president looks to a smooth transition after the u.s. announces a full troop withdrawal but others fear worsening chaos a major 2nd wave of covert 19 effect infections accelerates in india where hospital beds and oxygen supplies affording shills. the world's 2 biggest economies look for common ground on climate change despite tensions of the trade human rights and territorial disputes and a not so bright outlook as north korea marks this year's day of the sun. and i'm lee harvey and with sports the semifinal lineup for the european champions league is now complete liverpool have been knocked out by real madrid and manchester city are also went to the last for. afghanistan's president says that his country's forces are ready to defend the people without the united states' help not everyone shares his optimism though after u.s. president joe biden announced his timetable to end america's longest war a white house correspondent kimberly how could reports from washington. after a generati

hello i'm adrian figure this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up the struggle to add colombia as health officials scramble to impose restrictions once again to bring the spread of the virus on the control. the drawdown begins the 1st batch of u.s. troops and the 20 year mission in afghanistan. and the ask goes to. no man's land. and diversity is the one on hollywood's biggest night this year's academy awards celebrate more inclusive filmmaking. we start that in india where hospitals in new delhi are getting oxygen supplies worth just 2 to 3 hours at a time due to severe shortages india's recorded the world's highest number of new covered 19 infections for the 5th consecutive day more than 350000 cases were reported on monday more than 2800 people died in the biggest single day increase so far hospital officials are pleading with the government to step up efforts to tackle the crisis i think that. we are constantly afraid for the past 5 to 6 days we are getting oxygen in parts one ton 2 tons half a ton during different parts of the day we need 5 tons of oxygen every day only we

adrian brown now reports.ian: rescue teams scrambled to reach passengers trapped in the front carriages that folded into each other after coming off the rails as the train entered a tunnel. this woman yells, carriage four, carriage four, has everyone come out? 350 passengers paid for seats, with more than 100 others reportedly standing. >> i could feel the emergency brake was put on and the train shook and stopped. >> we are fine, but some of the passengers in our compartment were injured. adrian: inside the narrow tunnel, emergency workers struggled to reach the injured. >> there was no other way for us to get out, it's so we had to climb to the top of the train. i was thrown to the floor. adrian: a spokesman for the rail network says the accident was caused by one of its construction trucks sliding from a work site above the track. the fire department later released pictures of what is believed to be the wreckage of the truck decide the derailed train. -- beside the derailed train. this is taiwan's worst tra

hello i'm adrian finnegan in doha the top stories on al-jazeera at least 34 people are dead in eastern taiwan ultra train came off the tracks the derailment happened inside a tunnel dozens of people are in hospital the train was carrying $350.00 passengers after a series adrian brown is monitoring developments from hong kong. the scenes there are pretty frantic because the 1st 4 carriages of the train appear to be ok it's the rear 4 carriages that appear to have been badly damaged and i was carriages and now inside the tunnel now this train agent was traveling from cape towing in the far south of taiwan to the northern port city ok long it was traveling along the railway line which runs along the eastern part of taiwan now the train confound the speed of anything up to 120 to 150 kilometers an hour what we don't know is why this train came off the tracks inside the tunnel some reports say that it appeared to have hit some sort of obstacle that was inside the tunnel we're not quite sure what that obstacle is or was an investigation of course will eventually establish that the iraqi the

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hello i'm adrian forget this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a russian court decides whether to shut down groups linked to the jailed opposition leader alexina valley we'll get the latest from moscow. and the ask. to. no man's land. a chinese director closure sweeps the oscars with her film no bad land but she's not getting much praise and a whole country. let's begin in india where the oxygen shortage of hospitals in new delhi is growing more urgent by the minute on monday the nation of barely 1400000000 people but just another record in daily covert 19 infections with more than 350000 cases a more than 2800 people died in the biggest single day increase so far hospital officials have been begging the government to step up efforts to tackle the oxygen shortage there only receiving enough to last just 2 to 3 hours at a time because supplies a desperately low are getting out of the way we are constantly afraid for the past $5.00 to $6.00 days we are getting oxygen in parts one ton 2 tons half a ton during different parts of the day we need 5 tons of oxygen every day only we kn

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abandoning adrian to the toxic adult prison system. just another way of saying we don't care. the bottom line is. >> certain changes need to be made in juvenile justice to reform. of course, but one size fits all legislation that takes no account at all for people like adrian we had experts who said they had never, ever seen anybody present like him ever in a 30 year career as a child psychologist never. >> had gonzalez been tried as an adult. he almost certainly would have spent the rest of his life in prison in santa cruz. rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> the owners of a sunnyvale restaurants say they are the victims of a hate crime kron four's charles clifford has the details. >> well, here in sunnyvale, the owners of lebron restaurant right behind me here say that they have had a very tough year because of the pandemic and now they believe they've been the victims of a hate crime. but they say they're not backing down what. and my brother came into the restaurant. he saw broken glass this past weekend, someone smashed a double pane window in the front side of lab on restaurant

i'm adrian robbins. >> adrian, thank you. we go to the east bay now we're an independent investigation has found san leandro police officers did not follow the department's use of force policies and a twenty-twenty deadly shooting last april officers jason fletcher and stuff on overton responded to a call about a shoplifter at a san leandro walmart body camera video showed taylor holding a bat inside of the store and refusing to drop it. officer fletcher shot and killed taylor. the alameda county district attorney. later determined that fletcher used excessive force and charged him with manslaughter. investigators say overton who used his taser that night also used excessive force. the department will now determine by june. what action to take. 38 people. 38 people have now died in mass shootings in march and april alone. here are some of the more hype rile profile shootings from this year. that first one was in atlanta. it happened on march 16th when a georgia man is now accused of killing 8 people and injuring one at a mass

adrián gonzález tendrá que registrarse como ofensor sexual por el resto de su vida reportando desde santaospecha de que agredió sexualmente a los menores de edad >> que le dan a conocer detenido el pasado 15 de abril después de investigarlo desde febrero está la cárcel del condado y la policía pide que si alguien sabe de información adicional se comunique >> declara no culpable padre y la madrastra de una menor que murió torturada a manos de ellos >> con arrestados pues una llamada 911 diciendo que la menor no respiraba encontraron paramédicos en una vivienda contra costa >> los sospechosos gran corte nuevamente el 17 de enero >> después que murió en custodia la policía de la mega la semana pasada la familia de mario gonzález dijo hoy que después de ver un vídeo del incidente confirman sus sospechas hace menos de una hora la policía divulgó el vídeo de las cámaras corporales de los oficiales involucrados en este incidente la advertimos es perturbador mientras la familia aseguró que los oficiales abusaron de su fuerza lo que terminó costando la vida del hombre de 26 años de edad darnos cue

this is 0 adrian finnegan with you here in doha the headlines at least 27 people have been killed in a fire at a hospital in iraq's capital baghdad the flame has been through a ward where covert 19 patients were being treated an oxygen tank explosion may have caused the fire some of the full team reports. all of the. government. in the country. like. india is reporting a record number of corona virus cases for a 4th straight day with nearly 350000 infections stauffer the overwhelmed hospitals a banking for oxygen supplies system buckles. israeli security forces 5 stun grenades to count on the palestinians who are angry about restrictions. has become the 1st u.s. president to formally recognize the mass killings of armenians during the also. media welcomed the move turkey has some of the us protest. as prime minister has submitted his resignation setting the stage for snap elections on june 20th the cold and the pressure for his handling of last year's war with. the search for a missing indonesians submarine has turned into a salvage operation the vessel was to play a song called satu

and in the studio with me is my colleague adrian kennedy quite remarkable success story they adrian arctics talk an instagram wheels creating a new generation of music stars yes indeed perhaps the most famous example of the power of the short form video platforms came about a few months back you possibly remember fleet foot max in 1000 seventy's hit dreams really entered the pop charts after after nathan after dark was a video of himself writing his long board while lip sync into the song went viral. think word of the band joined in the fun he said it was 6600000 followers on tick talk ok so he's an internet celebrity but how 7 often does an online singing star break out and transfer that success to the music charts not so often the short form video platforms are more something that can give a song old or new uses lip sync to it they share the videos they invite other people to make videos using that same. saul for launching a career perhaps the best option is you choose to stay or making a cover version is a very good way of getting attention on chariot based sisters callahan and cassandra

hello i'm adrian for the top stories on al-jazeera 1st breaking news from iraq where at least 4 people have been killed by an explosion in eastern baghdad large plumes of black smoke have been filmed wising from such a city of suburb of the capital police say that it was a car bomb at least 17 people of them wounded. u.s. secretary of state anthony blinken has arrived in afghanistan to brief president ashraf ghani and other leaders about plans to withdraw all american troops u.s. president joe biden wants the unconditional departure to be complete by september 11th. really from the outset. then. when. we have a. change but. we've been discussing. the. very. unusual but it's the right. talks aimed at reviving the iran nuclear deal have resumed in vienna delegates a bit arriving at the venue in austria's capital u.s. president joe biden says that he wants to rejoin the agreement but that iran must 1st reverse its violations to rome though once u.s. sanctions lifted 1st big has more from tehran. well iran has always maintained they want those sanctions lifted that's what they want in fact

>> adrian, appreciate your reporting. thank you. joining us is cnn legal analyst laura coats and andrew mccabe and cnn law enforcement analyst ramsey and top cop in philadelphia. from a policing standpoint, can you explain how this could have happened and how officers are trained to avoid a tragic mistake like this? >> well, first of all, this shouldn't have happened. the taser, in fact, if you go back to 2009 fruitville station in oakland, the bart officer that shot the individual as he had him down was carrying his taser and firearm, from that point on every department require officers to wear the taser on the opposite side, the weak side away from the gun so it's a cross draw making it difficult, if not impossible to make that kind of mistake. what happened here? i have no idea. the taser was on the opposite side as it should be. she drew it or at least drew a firearm thinking at least that's what she's saying that it was the taser fired the shot. it should not happen. it was neg yligence no question about it. training should hav

find new roads at your local chevy dealer. in the sentencing hearing for adrian gonzalez, he admitted and killing eight year old maddy middleton and then dumping her body inside a trash collector. ktvu is jesse gary tells us the sentence handed down. everybody can both fire shooting through the back of my words through tears and a soul's cry for justice laura jordan and michael middleton. red victim impact statements during the sentencing of adrian gonzalez solution to this situation, no justice looks like in this scenario. just no, this cannot be allowed to happen again. whatever it takes tuesday, while onlookers gathered outside inside santa cruz superior court judge john salazar handed down the maximum sentence, adrian gonzalez will spend another four years in juvenile detention following a guilty plea for the murder of madison. middleton this is a crime that absolutely rocked our community. gonzalez admitted to the 2015 abduction, torture, rape and murder of eight year old maddie, but the recently passed senate bill 13 91, which is now law mandates, 40. 15 year old juvenile's cann

adrian. we'll have a better growth change and maturing at the department of juvenile justice compared to san quentin are i'd like somebody to tell me or program exist within the juvenile system. that is going to take an unrepentant killer slash rapist. >> and then turn him back into a productive citizen. and as little as 4 years in solace is set to be sentenced on april 27th until her key reporting kron 4 news. >> nearly 25 years after cal poly student kristin smart vanished while walking to her dorm room, a san pedro man is facing murder charges in connection with her disappearance. investigators say that paul flores has long been considered a person of interest in this case and was the last person to see kristen smart alive. they left an off campus party together and 1996 his father. you saw him there. 80 year-old ruben flores. he was also arrested on suspicion of being an accessory after the fact. authorities say they will continue to look for christian until her remains are found. >> it's

hello i'm adrian from again this is that is our live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes the global code 19 death toll tops 3000000 but it's rising fast as countries deal with spiraling cases and vaccination setbacks they include thailand where a 3rd wave traced to a nightlife district is risking plans to welcome back tours. anger on the streets of minneapolis hundreds of people protest against the latest police shooting of a 20 year old black man. and for the 1st time in decades the castro family will not be in charge of cuba raul castro is stepping down and i'm lee harding with sports major league soccer has started its new season a mean for a financial comeback after losing close to a $1000000000.00 during the pandemic. we begin this news with the coronavirus pandemic which is now cost at least $3000000.00 lives around the world that figure compiled by johns hopkins university is still rising quickly with deepening crises in countries like him. india brazil and france the true number is almost certainly significant be higher while vaccination campaigns are rolling out quickly in

hello i'm adrian for the get this is that he was live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes a surprise visit to kabul u.s. secretary of state reassures afghan leaders that they have america's support the troops get ready to leave in the coming but it's. a blast rips through iraq's capital at least 4 are killed and dozens more have been in. russia's hip with a loft of new sanctions for its role in the u.s. election it's a fear it's widespread hacking of government agencies. and not so bright and outlook because north korea marks this year's day of the song. and i'm lee harvey in with sports the semifinal lineup for the european champions league is now complete liverpool have been knocked out by real madrid and manchester city are also into the last for. the u.s. secretary of state and city blinken has made an unannounced visit to afghanistan less than a day after the u.s. and nato said that they were ending the mission pulling out all troops lincoln has been meeting afghan president ashraf ghani of other top leaders told him that the u.s. remains committed to helping afghanistan. really

adrian.a better growth change and maturing at the department of juvenile justice compared to san quentin or soledad, this just seems to be able to sweep aside the fact that. >> that his client committed one of the most heinous crimes an individual can commit. and i'd like somebody to tell me or program exist within the juvenile system that is going to take an unrepentant killer slash rapist and then turn him back into a productive citizen. and as little as 4 years in solace is set to be sentenced on april 27th until her key reporting kron 4 news. >> this just in the last man to see christians smart. >> alive is now behind bars for her disappearance and murder nearly 25 years after the cal poly student vanished walking to her dorm room. the man from san pedro faces charges. let's tell you a little bit more about him. his name is paul flores and he's long been considered a person of interest because he and a smart they were going to an off campus party together back in 1996 when she disappeared