i'd like to give adrian a chance to summarize his book now adrian take it away. thank you will and thank you anne and to the now center and the virginia festival of the book for making this event possible. the war divides separates despoils and destroys until it seems as if all old things are passing away and as if the nations north and south and all things in them were becoming new. and quote fast said henry wise acting major general in the confederate army former governor of virginia in a letter to his wife written at the midnight hour between november the 13th and 14th 1863 from his headquarters near charleston, south carolina. sleep having been rendered impossible on account of a noise of a naval bombardment from us gunboats on fort sumter by now reduced to rubble. in the midst of his many preoccupations wise found time to think about the confederacy once the conflict was over that very same month. he published a pamphlet and wrote a public letter to a charleston newspaper editor with this suggestions as to what fiscal policy the post war confederate governme

adrian by has brother who is also a vta employees says adrian is his guardian angel. he saved his life to a phone call. kron four's. dan thorn has more on that. >> he saved my life. and he say this fence 29 year-old adrian by a is remembered by his brother. one as a hero. adrian warned him to not go to work at the bt a light rail facility last wednesday morning as a gunman opened fire is 6.35 women phone rang and he told me not to come to the yard and asked him why he says because he heard gunshots outside the building confused as to what was happening. one remained on the line with his brother anxiously awaiting to learn more. adrian. then went silent and after couple minutes, i heard gunshots coming from where he was. space phone. so trade. get him to answer me and spirit. then i heard some more gunshots by azle later learned his younger brother adrian and 2 other vta employees paul and tapped age deep saying we are warning their co-workers to get to safety. all 3 were shot and killed. one painfully listen, as adrian took his final breaths over the phone people self

ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello, i'm adrian. so again, this is a life from doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes children bond and their own home. the un says that thousands more than to have a chronic republic of congo or risk that they fleet daily. busy attacks by jury is government benz twitter, off of the social media giant, remove the president's tweets for violating its policy. texting multinational companies g 7 nations of re to oval international rules to force global companies to pay more after $3.00 decades on assault weapons ban has been struck down in california. a setback for government safety campaigners above. he descended to the school to come to america. looks in trouble again. brazil is reportedly planning to boycott the tournament being held in the country while they government and organizes insisted in going ahead. ah, fox, we stop this news with breaking news of bettina fafsa, where one of the biggest massacres in years has been committed. armed men have killed around a 100 civilians in the northern part of

ah, hello, i'm adrian. and again, this is i was, is there a life and also coming up the armenian prime ministers decision to go to the voters, pays off the coal. pushing in at his party when a landslide victory, its own jailed and assets frozen, hong kong pro democracy, apple newspaper warns that it's on the brink of closing down. we're hoping 450000 photographs that we got over half a 1000000 and we meet the citizen scientists who helped to try and billions of cars that emerged from a 17 year underground slum ah, private assess, facing his 1st electoral test against the backdrop of conflict. and the threats of famine in the northern region of to gripe. i'll be ahmed, rose to power in 2018, championing a democratic revival, and a break with ethiopia as authoritarian past. but that promise is being put in doubt by the crisis and to gray. and the failure to hold elections in some areas, i'm just here is my habit otto, is it a polling station in at is out of the he joins us now live, suppose are open mom and h

adrian kennedy, thanks for bringing us that. thank you. well, as the world leaders head to the g 7 summit in england, they'll be stared down by a giant sculpture of themselves. it's called mount recycle more and it's made out of use computers, telephones, and other electronic waste. just a small fraction of the 50 tons of waste, but people produce each year. artist joe rush says he hopes his sculpture will inspire leaders, including german chancellor, uncle, medical and us president joe biden, to tackle the global trash problem as they meet for talks across the bed. the key messages to each other, each other. and so this mess out in greece, debate is raging almost as hard as the athens sun over a new pathway on the acropolis to make the site accessible to people with disabilities. and by the way, it's a cut down on the number of visitors who trip and injure themselves each year. now that sounds good to many, but some politicians and scholars say the path ruins the ancient sites. classical aesthetic. greek opposition leader alexis, to us ev

well, strong words, adrian ok. some really strong films as well. screening out doors tell us a little bit more about that. there's some pretty cool locations, right? and that's why and the locations really do add something. this time around and the weather has been perfect. so far. we've seen the museum island location. there's also a silent green and spin new house in the former cremmit tore him in the vending neighborhood screenings that will take place in the picturesque courtyard. nother very scenic, back for, for the building. some, a special landmark last shot and a rock palace built in the late 17th century. there screaming episodes from new tv series. and last night it was turn of issue. and when the under knee and the other starting, tom shutting looks like love where you think it's hard to believe the belly, not a could take place without long underwear and war codes. but there it is. adrian kennedy, thanks for bringing us that. thank you. well, as world leaders had for the g 7 summit in england, they'll

and he say this fence 29 year-old adrian by a is remembered by his brother. one as a hero. adrian warned him to not go to work at the bt a light rail facility last wednesday morning as a gunman opened fire is 6.35 women phone rang and he told me not to come to the yard and asked him why he says because he heard gunshots outside the building confused as to what was happening one remained on the line with his brother anxiously awaiting to learn more. adrian. then went silent and after couple minutes, i heard gunshots coming from where he was. space phone. so trade. get him to answer me and you and then then i heard some more gunshots by azle later learned his younger brother adrian and 2 other vta employees paul and tapped age deep saying we are warning their co-workers to get to safety. all 3 were shot and killed. one painfully listen, as adrian took his final breaths over the phone people selfless and and can he said best to say. >> i >> by vta maintenance worker says he did not know the shooter 57 year-old samuel cassidy. but he's angered by what cassidy did to his brother

adrian by one of the 9 employees killed in that shooting. kron four's. dan thorn talked with by brother and dan joins us now live from san jose was. >> their story dance. >> well, catherine, can we're actually learning tonight about more acts of heroism by ic day by his brother who was also a vta employees says that his brother adrian is his guardian angel and saved his life through a phone call. >> he saved my life. and he say this fence 29 year-old adrian by a is remembered by his brother won as a hero. adrian warned him to not go to work at the bt a light rail facility last wednesday morning. >> as a gunman opened fire is 6.35 women phone rang and he told me not to come to the yard and asked him why he says because he heard gunshots outside the building confused as to what was happening. one remained on the line with his brother anxiously awaiting to learn more. adrian. then went silent and after couple minutes, i heard gunshots coming from space phone. so trade. get him to answer me and spirit. then i heard some more gunshots by azle later learned hi

adrian. then went silent and after couple minutes, i heard gunshots coming from what he space phone so trade. get him to answer me. and he was man spring. then i heard some more gunshots by azle later learned his younger brother adrian and 2 other vta employees paul and tapped age deep saying we are warning their co-workers to get to safety. all 3 were shot and killed. one painfully listen, as adrian took his final breaths over the phone people, selfless can he said best himself to say i by vta maintenance worker says he did not know the shooter 57 year-old samuel cassidy. but he's angered by what cassidy did to his brother and 8 others. he took. my best friend in me tuchman good. adrian leaves behind a wife and a 2 year-old son and a family with aching hearts. but for wne, his brother leaves behind a legacy of courage. he demonstrated a lot of day. i just don't with it to be by friends say that he was also someone who could light up a room with his smile. and if you're interested in helping

well, strong word, adrian. ok. some really strong films as well. screening out doors tell us a little bit more about that. there's some pretty cool locations, right, and that's fine. and the locations really to add to something this time around and the weather has been perfect. so far. we've seen the museum island location. there's also a silent green and spin you house in a former cremmit tore him in the vending neighborhood screenings that will take place in the picturesque courtyard. now the very scenic back drawing for the building. some, a special so landmark last charlatan. burge, a rock palace built in the late 17th century there screening episodes from new tv series. and last night it was the turn of issue. and when the under me and the other starting tom shutting looks like a lovely, do you think it's hard to believe the belly? not it could take place without long underwear and war codes, but there it is. adrian kennedy, thanks for bringing us that. thank you. well, as world leaders had for the g 7 summit

adrian leaves behind a wife and a 2 year-old son and a family with aching hearts. but for one, his brother leaves behind a legacy of courage. he demonstrated a lot of day. i just don't agree with it to by friends say that he was also someone who could light up a room with his smile. and if you're interested in helping out the victims. families working partnerships usa is right now accepting donations and you can go to their website to find out more information. >> reporting in san jose. dan thorn kron 4 news. >> and kron 4 dot com has a special section on it. we created for you. that's collected all of information so far about the investigation. the surveillance video, the body camera video. what we know about the gunman and also about the victims who they were, what their stories are and how you can help if you so choose just scan that qr code. it will take you to that section of kron 4 dot com. >> 8.11 is the time. and still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news. well, oakland officers are being criticized. they're also launching a campaign to recruit more help

ah, ah, it is hello, adrian. so they're going to hear how the news out from out here up the headlines, hong kong police of arrested to democracy, activists including the organizer of an annual vigil. mocking the 1989 panama square crackdown. child hung tongues arrest. comes the head of a widely anticipated security operation to prevent similar gatherings. france has suspended joint military operations with molly, the country, 2nd, coo and 9 months. french troops will continue. but on the part of efforts to force a democratic transition to the u. n. refugee agencies accused denmark of advocating its responsibility to asylum seekers. danish parliament has voted to establish a refugee reception center and a 3rd country outside europe, palestinian group. hamas is called for protest across the occupied west bank. this is the scene right now south of nablus, where the demonstrators are gathered for what they're calling a day of rage. at least 4 people are reported to have been injured protests as a rallying against vio

this is al jazeera ah, hello, i'm adrian. so again, this is but he's a lie from dough hobb coming up in the next 60 minutes and environmental disaster that's getting worse. new problems with a strict and container ship off the coast of shore lanka. more political turmoil, and molly, as west african leaders, threatened sanctions after a military coup. take a 1st hand look inside the volcano that's forced thousands to flee in the democratic republic of congo. this being called a deaf championship. the push to stop brazil hosting a top football tournament because of corona virus fears. and i'm trying to how much not have the rest of the sport, including a bad night for the bron james and the lakers. the n b a champions are now on the brink of payoff elimination. ah, an environmental disaster off the coast offs for lanka is getting worse. a large container ship that a court fall is now sinking. but part of it has become stuck on the sea, but several 100 tons of oil are in its fuel tanks. it's already cause the countries was ever

adrian balleza died a hero. >> his phone call saved my life. his bravery saved his friends. and i will forever be grateful to my brother. he will always be my guardian angel. >> his guardianen a guardian angel. and if you want to help the victim, we have links to verified gofundme drives and an overall donation site on www.abc7news.com. >>> detectives are still trying to piece together the motive in a shooting at a southern california fire station. investigators say an off duty firefighter killed his coworkers this morning at the station. the victim, a 44-year-old firefighter died at the scene. a 54-year-old fire captain was critically hurt and remains in the hospital tonight. after the shooting, police say the gunman drove back to his home and set it on fire before killing himself. sources tell our sister station in los angeles that the suspect was involved in an ongoing dispute with a coworker. >> i never thought that when our firefighters face danger, that they would face that danger at one of our community fire stations. >> the firefighter who died worked at the fire dep

and for more on this wrinkle with russia, i've got d, w reporter adrian kennedy. adrian. this huge exhibition was supposed to unify europe including russia. now it looks like politics has crept in and it's not going there at all. what's going on? it could still happen, but there has been a snag. it's a bit complicated now the show was supposed to go on 2 fronts and 2, russia alongside the german presence and the french president and the russian leader vladimir putin are all patrons of the exhibitions in the country. this has to do with persaco, but so putins involvement has raised a few eyebrows due to the situation of office in russia. now the whole thing is supported by the german foreign office and organizations, including the petersburg dialogue, a german russian forum that promotes understanding between the 2 countries. but so last month to n g o is not involved in this process with the fed, undesirable by moscow. so it makes it hard for them to do the work. now the organizers are saying this move by are russia is unacceptable. and that's the sho cannot go to moscow

adrian kennedy, thanks for bringing us back. thank you. well, as world leaders had to the g 7 summit in england, they'll be stared down by a giant sculpture of themselves. it's called mount recycle more and it's made out of youth, computers, telephones, and other electronic waste. just a small fraction of the 15 tons of waste, but people produce each year. artist joe rush says he hopes sculpture will inspire leaders, including german chancellor. i'm going to medical and us president joe biden, to tackle the global trash problem as they meet for talks across the bed key messages to each other. and so this mess out in greece, debate is raging almost as hard as the athens son of a new pathway on the acropolis to make the site accessible to people with disabilities. and by the way, to cut down on the number of visitors who trip and injure themselves each year. now that sounds good to many, but some politicians and scholars say the path ruins the ancient sites. classical aesthetic. greek opposition leader alexis, to us even accused the governme

and for more on this wrinkle with russia, i've got dw reporter, adrian kennedy adrian. this huge exhibition was supposed to unify europe including russia. now it looks like politics has crept in and it's not going there at all. what's going on? it could still happen, but that has been a snag. it's a bit complicated. now the show was supposed to go into france and to russia, alongside the german presence, and the french president and the russian leader vladimir putin are all patrons of the exhibitions in the own countries. this has to do with persaco, but putins involvement has raised a few eyebrows due to the situation of office in russia. now the whole thing is supported by the german foreign office and organizations, including the petersburg dialogue, a german russian foreign that promotes understanding between the 2 countries. but so last month, 2 n g o is not involved in this process with the fed, undesirable by moscow. so it makes it hard for them to do the work. now the organizes are saying this moved by or russia is unacceptable. and that's the sho cannot go to m

adrian balleza died a hero. >> his phone call saved my life. his bravery saved his friends. and i will forever be grateful to my brother. he will always be my guardian angel. >> his guardianen a guardian angel. and if you want to help the victim, we have links to verified gofundme drives and an overall donation site on www.abc7news.com. >>> detectives are still trying to piece together the motive in a shooting at a southern california fire station. investigators say an off duty firefighter killed his coworkers this morning at the station. the victim, a 44-year-old firefighter died at the scene. a 54-year-old fire captain was critically hurt and remains in the hospital tonight. after the shooting, police say the gunman drove back to his home and set it on fire before killing himself. sources tell our sister station in los angeles that the suspect was involved in an ongoing dispute with a coworker. >> i never thought that when our firefighters face danger, that they would face that danger at one of our community fire stations. >> the firefighter who died worked at the fire dep

adrian? well there's, i'll kind of feel like i want to start doing the slum one with the mean that are active in the center of molly. but in the area where this massacre took place in burkina faso, it has the hallmarks of the slummy state in the graders to hara. now, the group has launched several attacks in the region previously to this attack in february, and then again in early may. but this latest one is the deadliest and the biggest one that burkina faso has suffered. and so the president has announced 72 hours of national morning. adrian here is nicholas hark reporting. live from bama coat. in molly nick, many things a similar situation in the democratic republic of congo people already force from their homes are being attacked and what the un is calling daily massacres. thousands of fleeing displacement camps and villages in the east and civil tenny as raids on monday night, at least $57.00 people were killed, including 7 children. i'll just serious alexandra byers, reports the militar

they say adrian baez, a should be remembered for his heroism.pite their pain, they find some comfort, knowing that in his last moments he helped save lives. he will always be my guardian angel. one by is a says his younger brother, adrian died a hero. his phone call saved my life. his bravery. saved his friends and i will forever be grateful to my brother. on the morning a gunman opened fire the guadalupe, vt. a light rail yard in san jose won says he got a call from adrian. both siblings worked there, he says, don't come to the yard. don't come to the yard. i asked him why, he says there's somebody shooting guns outside the building. co workers say they saw adrian and another worker running into a hallway. had they not run into that hallway. the gunman would have. gone into that room and possibly killed everybody else with them. during the phone call one then heard gunshots. when i hear it was a painful. grown it was him. he was hit. i heard him take his last breaths. the brothers have worked for vita for about eight years, adrian leaves behind

and with adrian, might've even exaggerated just a little because she probably was a saint.laughter] but for the other characters in the novel, i also had another letter and she's extremely funny, she was a comedic actress in her day. i really calm through. i should mention she was also an one point, she wrote that she had cemented manuscript to her agent and she hadn't heard back from him yet. so she feared there was bad that might've killedor him. and i thought she is our people. we know this one. we would love having much with. so i was able to sort of bring her to the page . martha is the third character and "the women of chateau lafayette," she's a fictional character composite figure . did not based on real women on the chÂteau who helped the french resistance may have been involved in fighting and protecting to his children. but i did not want martha to be is the same as the other two women the beaucoup idolized lafayette. they think the sun rises and sets by him. i needed a contrast in with martha, i'm not he's not going to care one bit about this . doesn't care abou

adrian, thank you very much for that. adrian brown, live force in hong kong. the 1st crew to be sent to china as new space station is on its way the the send, the 12 mission blasted off from the con launch center. it's taking 3 men for a 3 month stay in the floating laugh. jonty horner is professor of astrophysics at the university of southern queensland. he says this launch is another win for china space program. it's incredible. the advances that have been met and i think china has, in the last 12 months or so really put itself front and center in space exploration . it's doing some remarkable things. and i think the thing that should come to me more than anything else is how successful it's being at the 1st attempt of doing everything we have. just last month. the arrival of china is mission tomorrow, which is the 1st time anybody's taken alonda and all the relevant together on the very 1st mission and go all of them working at the same time. fact. it's only the 2nd time to wonder the romance and how it work. but just seen it really well getting everything

hello adrian. here in dough with the news out from al serra, the headlines, the attackers have killed at least 100 people in the fall. so it happened in the village of so hon. the government says the homes of the market were burned to the ground. that's the worst attack since 2015. the united nation says that it's outraged over a waiver of a ton of attacks on displacement camps at eastern democratic republic of congo. at least $57.00 people were killed including 7 children and civil chinese rides raises rather on monday nights. and britons finance ministers praised an historic tax deal between 7 of the world's wealthiest nations. g 7, finance ministers agreed on a raft of measures, but the aimed at cracking down on tax avoidance, by multinational companies a ban on assault weapons which has been in place for more than 30 years. and the u . s. state of california has been struck down by a federal judge while declaring the ban unconstitutional law. judge praise the a r 15 rifle, a weapon of choice fo

and for more on this wrinkle with russia, i've got dw reporter, adrian kennedy adrian. this huge exhibition was supposed to unify europe including russia. now it looks like politics has crept in and it's not going there at all. what's going on. it could still happen, but there has been a snag. it's a bit complicated. now the show was 1st go into france and to russia, alongside the german president, the french president and the russian leader vladimir putin are all patrons of the exhibitions in the own country. this has to do with persaco, but putins involvement has raised a few eyebrows due to the situation of artists in russia. now the whole thing is supported by the chairman foreign office and organizations, including the petersburg dialogue, a german russian forum that promotes understanding between the 2 countries. but last month, 2, n g o is not involved in this process with the fed, undesirable by moscow. so it makes it hard for them to do the work. now the organizers are saying this move by are russia is unacceptable. and that's the sho cannot go to moscow until

adrian, many things armine is acting prime minister. nicole pushing in has one sunday snap parliamentary election, mashini and civil contract party to billy 54 percent of the vote. he called the early polled ease, public anger, about a peace deal he signed to end the war with as a by john last year. but unions made rival, the former president robert could charlie ends. armenia alliance block is in a distant 2nd place, with 21 percent outraged though still centers of armine as to feet in the wall. only 49 percent of eligible voters cost that balance. let's go live that a yellow and i was just curious where he challenged. is that what's been the reaction to finance when well, i think the, the main way to look at this is that this is a fatty unexpected but a resounding victory for nicole passion. yet, over the last couple of days, looking at the various possible outcomes of this election, i've been looking into whether they were going to have to be coalition talks, possibly even a 2nd round of voting. if the counts put, this is tightly con

we have more on adrian balleza at abc7news.com.we also have a way to support the families of the victims including links to verified gofundme pages. >>> the second largest supply are of beef, chicken and support, jbs, is trying to resume operations today. jobina has more. >> reporter: it's too early to tell if this cyber attack will affect them. jbs notified the white house on sunday that a criminal organization in russia is essentially holding part of its primary computer system hostage. the company scrambles to get the system online. it comes after a similar attack on the colonial pipeline. experts say attacks like these could continue to hurt consumes. >> the reality is consumers will continue to experience these kind of disruptions. >> reporter: the white house is engaging directly with the russian government. russian officials had no comment when asked about the attack. president biden will still with russian president vladimir putin this month. >>> derek chauvin's federal court case on civil rights charges related to the kill

ah, hello, i'm adrian again. this is an, he's live from doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes, future proofing against another pandemic g 7 leaders discuss how to stop global disease outbreaks within 100 days. prominent hong kong activists like this child, released after serving a prison sentence, the 2019 process algerians voted parliamentary elections. but democracy activists say that it would change the political system at a firm, us stance on the conflict. and if northern region puts a long standing friendship to the test, now almost not have all the support. no joke of it took the place in the french open. final, often memorable when over the bible was a preventing, another. pandemic is the main point of discussion. this out as g 7 leaders settling today, 2 of the some of the u. k. it's understood that they'll agree to work on ways to stamp out future disease outbreaks within the 1st $100.00 days. dealing with this pen, i make the g 7 earlier announced plans to donate a 1000000000 doses of cobit 19 vaccines

adrian brown now joins us live on skype from hong kong. so adrian, what prompted the early release? first of all, well, we're not entirely sure, but it is interesting, isn't it? because a release comes on the very day that those g 7 leaders are going to be discussing china. so it's possible, it's possibly fair to assume that her release might be linked to all of that. because remember she was sentenced to a 10 month term in december, 2020. and now she's been freed. after serving just under several months back. she was convicted, pleaded guilty of taking part in a protest outside the police headquarters here in hong kong in june, 2019 just off of the process began here. she was essentially part of a group, a large group which laid siege to the police headquarters. joining her with joshua long and other prominent pro democracy activists is also in jail at the moment. and ivan lamb, they were all sentenced in december 2020. the other 2, receiving much longer terms, both the magnets child when she left prison on saturday morning they were a small group of protesters outside the jail. so

adrian. now this is not the 1st time since the massacre accord 2 years ago that people are taking to the streets to express their demands for justice. but the frustration the time is very obvious. they say that they have repeatedly called on the government to speed up the investigation so that they can see concrete results . and that just says is going to happen. but that the government has been slowing down. now the transitional government, which took over in august 2019, has released the statement just a few hours before today's protest, and that they understand the frustration of the people. but that the investigations are ongoing and that they do not want to interfere in the to destroy the process of these investigations and the committees that are responsible for it. they also describe the relationship between the transitional government, which is the power of sharing government between civilians and military as complex because of the security component of the military component componen

adrian died a hero. his phone call saved my life. his bravery. saved his friends and i will forever be grateful to my brother. on the morning, a gunman opened fire the guadalupe, vt. a light rail yard in san jose won says he got a call from adrian. both siblings worked there. he says. don't come to the yard. don't come to the yard. i asked him why, he says there's somebody shooting guns outside the building. co workers say they saw adrian and another worker running into a hallway. had they not run into that hallway. the gunman would have gone into that room. and possibly killed everybody else with them during the phone call one then heard gunshots. what i hear it was a painful grown. character. it was him. he was hit. i heard him take his last breaths. the brothers have worked for vita for about eight years, adrian leaves behind his wife and their two year old son. he was a very, very genuine human being. he demonstrated true bravery, sacrificing himself for his coworkers and myself, marius aviano told me she believes her son saved at least six l

ah, hello adrian. and again, hearing how the headlines on i was a 0, a supporter of expanding illegal settlement is on the verge of ousting benjamin netanyahu. as israel as prime minister far right leader natalie bennett would take the took the top job for the 1st 2 years on the power sharing agreement with 8 parties. for the 1st time, it is ready history. the coalition includes a palestinian israeli party. the parliament still has to approve it, hurry force, it has more from west truism. we've already heard from benjamin netanyahu.

adrian baez a was 29 years old, the youngest of the victims.ly ktvu, fox two news and happening today, all denny's restaurants in santa clara county or helping the families of the vita shooting victims, they're holding a fund raiser based on the bills of guests eating inside. half of all the money taken in today will be donated to the victimsfamilies cashews that the restaurant's will also accept donations from people who are not eating a denny's today all of that money will go straight to the families, the vt. a shooting and families of the victims of the focus of our giving day drive this week. you could participate by supporting working partnership. you say you can scan the q r code that's on your screen right now to learn more. police are investigating an overnight shooting in san jose. officers say someone was shot right on mclaughlin avenue, right near the 11 interchange with 2 86 80. police say the victim is a man with non life threatening injuries. no word yet on a motive, or if there are any suspects in the case. richmond police chief

ah, i get adrian. and again, hearing how the headlines on i was a 0, a supporter of expanding illegal settlement is on the verge of ousting benjamin netanyahu. as israel as prime minister far right leader nationally, bennett would take the took the top job for the 1st 2 years on the power sharing agreement with 8 parties. for the 1st time, it is ready history. the coalition includes a palestinian israeli party. the parliament still has to approve it harry force. it has more from west jerusalem of already heard from benjamin netanyahu today. and he's been having in many eyes legitimize the role of months or of us. and his rom, or united armless party in forming a government. because he himself was in talks with him. when that's in yahoo had the mandate to try to form a government off the election. he's now trying to de, legitimize them again by saying that the, the coalition that is trying to be formed has sold out in his words, the negative. the southern does it area to the rom party. dearly crossing p

adrian died a hero. his phone call saved my life. his bravery.aved his friends and i will forever be grateful to my brother. on the morning, a gunman opened fire the guadalupe, vt. a light rail yard in san jose won says he got a call from adrian. both siblings worked there, he says, don't come to the yard. don't come to the yard. i asked him why, he says there's somebody shooting guns outside the building. co workers say they saw adrian and another worker running into a hallway. had they not run into that hallway. the gunman would have gone into that room. and possibly killed everybody else with them during the phone call one then heard gunshots. what i hear it was a painful. grown it was him. he was hit. i heard him take his last breaths. the brothers have worked for vita for about eight years, adrian leaves behind his wife and their two year old son. he was a very. very genuine human being. he demonstrated true bravery, sacrificing himself for his co workers and myself. marius aviano told me she believes her son saved at least six lives. my son

and i'm joined now by my colleague adrian kennedy. welcome, adrian. it's great to see you. and we heard about one initiative there in the report, but there are really many voices across africa that are now being heard on this topic. yes, for example, kenya's national museum in ny ropey has an exhibition called invisible inventories examining the sco calls and consequences caused by the absence of so many cultural artifacts. the symbolism of the m. t showcases cannot be overlooked. missing objects include mosques, shields, smoking, pipes, cones, grave markers, drums, and even stuffed lions all in all the international inventories group has a recorded over 32000 objects. wow, which is a huge number. so the plan, i guess, is to create a database of canyon objects that are held bicultural institutions across the world . so that's why our team talk to artist and activists. jim chu, chu, he says this is absolutely necessary because kenyans very often don't know where these artifacts saw and even what they got, what they are. and here he is explaining the scope of this problem, ju

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good evening to you, adrian. what do the new restrictions include? adrian, can you hear me? right. ok, but unfortunately it looks like we've lost our signal to cave down. we apologize for that. or the tech giant, ibm. it has unveiled its 1st quantum computer outside the united states and the 1st ever in germany. the revolutionary technology has the potential to vastly outperformed today's fastest computers. and once fully developed, this will be a global game changer for science business. china and the us invested heavily in quantum research. now europe is trying to catch up quantum system. one is the vanguard of a new golden age in computing. it was developed by the us tech joy and ibm, and presented to the public in southern germany. the 1st commercial quantum computer on european soya the spot it's unethical. visiting the beginning of the end for traditional computing, which won't be able to give up all the challenges in store for eventually it's being run by germany scout who for society which sees quantum system one as the future of its core competence applied research. the bi

and i'm joined now by my colleague adrian kennedy. welcome, adrian. it's great to see you. and we heard about one initiative there in the report, but there are really many voices across africa that are now being heard on this topic. yes, for example, kenya's national museum in nairobi has an exhibition called invisible inventories examining the skulls and consequences caused by the absence of so many cultural artifacts. the symbolism of the m. t showcases cannot be overlooked. missing objects include mosques, shields, smoking, pipes, cones, grave markers, drums, and even stuffed lions all in all the international inventories group has a recorded over 32000 objects. wow, which is a huge number. so the plan, i guess, is to create a database of canyon objects that are held bicultural institutions across the world . so that's why our team talk to artist, an activist jim chu, chu. he says this is absolutely necessary because kenyans very often don't know where these are the facts and even what they got, what they are. and here he is explaining the scope of this problem, just in

and i'm joined now by my colleague adrian kennedy. welcome, adrian. it's great to see you and we heard about one initiative there in the report, but there are really many voices across africa that are now being heard on this topic. yes, for example, kenya's national museum in nairobi has an exhibition called invisible inventories examining the skulls and consequences caused by the absence of so many cultural artifacts. the symbolism of the m. t showcases cannot be overlooked. missing objects include mosques, shields, smoking, pipes, cones, grave markers, drums, and even stuffed lions all in all the international inventories group has a recorded over 32000 objects. wow, which is a huge number. so the plan, i guess, is to create a database of canyon objects that are held bicultural institutions across the world . and that's why i want to talk to artist, an activist jim chu, chu. he says this is absolutely necessary because kenyans very often don't know where these are the facts and even what they got, what they are. and here he is explaining the scope o

. >> reporter: adrian charlie loves to travel. >> so i've been to kenya, i've also been to morocco and camped out in the desert. i've been to cuba, the united arab emirates. madaga madagascar, can't believe i forgot that. >> and for her 50th birthday, she was pulling out all the stops. >> so i had planned first class tickets to paris. i was going to stay at one of the hotel along the river. >> reporter: and then covid happened. but where there's a will, and wi-fi, there's a way. >> the distance on your right, we get the first glimpse of the eiffel tower. >> reporter: she's talking about this, a virtual reality headset, by a virtual reality, vr for short, she has spent the past year globe trotting. global pandemic be damned. >> this is one of the spaces that i absolutely want to visit. it is the chateau of the monty christo. >> reporter: and she's not alone. some facebook vr groups reporor that t their m membershipp has tripleled in the l last year.. there are an exploding number of apps and experiences to choose from. i'm going under. immersive is how this technology is often described

but that's when adrian went silent. but it is a later learned that his brother and 2 other retail employees palma. and top the jeep saying we're warning other co-workers to stay safe and get away. all 3 were shot and killed. >> and after a couple minutes, i heard gunshots coming from where he was. space phone. so trade. get him to answer me and you then spring then i heard some more gunshots. he saved my life. and he say his friends. >> adrian leaves behind a wife and 2 year-old son for one, his brother leaves behind a legacy of courage. on kron. 4 dot com. we've put together a special section where we've collected everything we know so far about what happened from the surveillance video to details about the gunman and also information on how to help the victims if you'd like just scan that qr code that will take you right to that section kron 4 dot com. >> 6. '09, with that breaking news from overnight. a man is in critical condition after being shot at a strip mall in san jose. and now police are looking for that shoo

adrian. venus is a lot like this. it's a similar size to earth. it's the evil twin because it's so hot there the atmosphere. there's something about the atmosphere that traps the energy from the sun. in fact, at the surface of venus. apparently the temperature is several 100 degrees celsius . it's. it's extremely hot and almost impossible to survive. and in fact, humans completely impossible. all right, we've been there before, at least not as physically, but we've sent probes before. presumably given that but the atmosphere there, all the conditions are so hostile. these are very special breed of spacecraft. absolutely. in fact, one of these missions that nasa will send to venus at the end of this decade will have a probe that will try to plunge down through the atmosphere to the surface. as i said before, near the service, the temperature, the so that the electronics on the spacecraft, one survive very long. so the ability to design a spacecraft that can we stand that it's been slowly growing. we can do a lot better than we were able to 3 or 4 d

good to be with adrian about this is no small target. i mean a 150 plan countries with 150000 workers. i think what happened here is if it is russia or whatever plan does the attack, they're aiming for the week of plank. so we knew there were supply chain problems already in that industry. already, pre coven mate consumption was falling in north america, especially. and also during callback i come from a meet producing province, alberta and during coal bid. these plants typically employ a lot of people in tightly congested condition, so called the really struggling bad way. and a lot of the files had been shut down. so they're already, i would say on their knees and cause that kind of knock on a back to this particular industry. one might say was a brilliant target because they would have the maximum impact for probably very little caught. the see might see a nice question here, but, but how these ransomware attack is able to get into these, these complex computer systems, is it just, companies are not keeping up with the runs the virus,

ah, hello, i'm adrian again. this is al jazeera life and also coming up the protest is in saddam's capital demand justice for dozens of people killed in a government crackdown 2 years ago.

let's get on this with adrian brown, who is following the story for us from hong kong it is unfolding as we speak. what's the latest so far? well, so it's pretty quiet now. the police operation appears to be over the media of now left outside the offices of the apple, dated earlier on the course. there was plenty of action when in coordinated rates across hong kong, police arrested 5 executives from the apple daily. they let from their homes and handcuffs. then at the same time, please poured into the headquarters of the apple daily. they moved into the new room, co journalists to get out there, then examined computers, the notebooks, during that time, all the stop to remain in the canteen for several hours. of course, this is a 2nd time in less than 10 months. this office has been a crime scene in august, jimmy ly, the owner of the apple daily, was arrested. and of course, he subsequently being charged under the new national security law. he's currently so in jail serving a string of sentences, taking part in a number of unauthorized assemblies in 2019, in the past few hours, we've b

again, adrian for the hearing though. how the news from yours, good to have with us, the headlines, double vaccine, access and content recovery, a sense dominate talks on the 2nd day of the 2nd summit. leaders will later sign a declaration, agreeing to prevent a global pandemic from ever happening again. act us show one of phone calls, most prominent activists has been released from prison. she served for 6 months in jail for her role in an unorganized antique up in the protest in 2019 and jerry of the voting. and the 1st part of entry elections since mass protest force president, he's put a flicker step down for essentially those of us versus the boy cost the poll looking more closely. now, how the g 7 plans to prevent pandemic? so in the future, joining us from robot is as it in, if the heat director of bed biotech, a medical laboratory in morocco, good to have with us. so the g 7 is giving away 1000000000 cobit vaccines to lower and middle income countries. and it's looking to future proof the world's panoramic respons

ah, hello, i'm adrian for again. this is al jazeera, alive from go home, also coming out, peruse, corrode, of our staff toll more than doubles after government review, making it the was the effective country in relation to its population. sherlock has was.